Albany Student Press, Volume 65, Number 24, 1978 May 5

AASSEP/ Sports #% ~~

Upset-Minded Trackmen Shock Cortland 93-70 TELNET a eae
Bills On Retrenchment Unlikely

1 by MJ. Memmott detinitely Keep an eye on what cutbacks.
Dross Shines, Scores In Four Events ENE ci ume FR RAIS ce cee ernace
by Fred Stern remaining track evens also had a big day, taking the mile as CEDRUS SU EGU Dope ALE He
“All of us were in the groove — The team of Jimmy Pollard, Jeff and three mile races. this He rele i Bea alee {us nokia to peta ilgiion thea sou tig eT eai
‘yesterday, everything clicked.” Vhis Baker, Bill Rheinhardt and Lonnie ‘A sweep in the 10-yard dash deuvenebine ke rae Je MIIEFE AGAIN Mlenen E ei oe BY Etat st ra Ht
Wwas how couch Bob Muisey of the Davis won stil another 440 celay, pul the meet out of rach, Albany's fe roetienceIn She SUN Vase OMG E AvameN HS Flues HS Ey ev NR A ety
Albany Stale track and field team despitea bad handoft between Baker Jimmy Pollard was the winner of GE aD RR TEL UA aa Sa tae I
desetbed his squad's surprising 93- and heinhard, The win pti the this event. Healso took the 120-yard ANS RCSL RTS aU TE AUN UG sea AT
0 irimph over track powerhouse Danes ahead 15-8, and they wete high hurdles with w tine that Was UE Ea HRSSTO SOI Scan ua ton Wc seteaceaUO AN Ale
i Pow yes ie year, arcied out within the SUNY system Murtin said he questioned how
biggest of the yeur, Corland bad Bll Mathis continued the hot meet TAL eR GU CS GUE eee UR ye HER
won elght regular season meeis this Streak with his victory in the Pollard wasata toss toexplain the a eS ARCH OO TLS HLT Ae te ra tesrett be
onal Tournament. The 7-1 hutdlers put soine distance between don't know why ithappened, Wejust Tet biked to ils OU EEA ahs CGIBMIGIES AN EY SC IS MEIMN MN aae)
es had their own win streak of the two teams with a sweep of their started rolling.” i He comet Net SAG) Sl nS ah Eas cany :
five mests on the line as wel event. Don Dros won the event Heavy Winds SINE UNS VE SICnn UE (EAT AU eRe aN rOnUD Ren Ut
epee ey mean yam ea GEN A ee re aT NE coe Saat aly hind ae Ay cm the Hay Charo ad Sc
good start, taking the hammer ie winds, which prevented Pollard’ Sabin tl und on seme oe mst eects ca in the of tench
throw. Freshman Allin Boksertook For Don Dross, the hurdles was time (rom becoming the new ikl) pussihle legislative remedies the ssteny and the subject of much ment would) not be easy’ Lo Bring
thied in the hammer, whieh was obe only one of four events in which he SUNYAC record. Couch Munsey CAG UU SCS SUG OHA ate :
‘one of only two field events thal scored points for the Albiniy squad. —said."Ihe‘sind demoralized alot of FeTTo TACHA SRT SR his Oaieee EU
Albany took all day He won the Tong jmp and the mile people, but We're both oul there in i c FEN HONE CIERRA GL ERROR OU RS HEE eae
Conan adivonsl song rliyasvellistikinythidinuheir ourundersin andweebot ee i UATE a BAT IG alec BUN ee NC Ua So

THUY of the 72 pains wWalcd for “eaaeh" MUnsey ich “we edule —— te Win bragh Albany Fed
nea Men ee ee Cua u Nise Te ud however hate wall 40 Lowi ehoosing wher to athe

Re eG ee ee res Laan 6 :
jo a Kremer Supports Health | Search: Choosing A Non-Candidate

Tes Stiry, Done rpied Conand Wong Me eee ee ua baton {ita tata hoi Fee Repeal in Budget | » MSG relent sre vannen ete eer

Approximately one month belore pieses: a non-eandidate had been helote the committee had made i

hhe was recommended to becomethe named whom we knew all along election and while he wis still

Netmen Beat Travelling UMass ae itt eames Mame ou | Sogn te Mimatpi’t py ula

mt, Fesind ibe Unie of ine pleised 0 be playing doubles with Comte Chau Melvin Mills. wste lo supposed 19 altendthe | nuninous vote ofthe search com> O'Leary elured up an obvious _ why theres a need for contidemali

TPines Misachuhets played the Don Galapher 606-4 and numer ning ot jis hy plying im : mal ‘ CN Oe a cresting ie roundel!” o} eupport_ from ing the ist two Weeksolheseareh _pybesional mage sould it become
Twas quite upset tic ey didn't withthe play ol Ackerman, "Hecon> Union Collegeby the same 7-2score, ss a : fee es iad fe dared batons belleve el Myon 263 Ugeisy all said these vdncerny: former SUNYA,

have their Tull team here” said inuesio be vetysteady,"suid Lewis. She Danes pext match sat home IAT SOMMER UID SEH are (O ary vas the best uae othe ing? Why do you want taatin resident Enimelt Fields nsity
LR aera area a! poethe “Vena fey mae o eesal be iets Kreme |] hal rea aly think tis is the withdrew trom he seve process

im, on the Ditch Quad cours Host iiinkawe ai MrdigsTe Athi deat i Jalione tat ws can Bu menibers ofthe SUNY A cams fest thing forthe University Aller his Visit to. Albany three years
Atter that they tike on Middlebury, sloiliqgr nies Iilntigenoicinvolved in:ine iehrense | Whether vet Thats trie manu mest dreatneae compehaeecriine

three ton players who. were pi
ticjpating nthe New Enghind Ins match to Adan Altnuin G+) 63

NET REAL icndamaeiniial whinge” ilo sar Noh een cote he Mayor Denies Blocking Regents Bid vs icisrsia isin wiinea sito:

cenirat: Ball Keeps Bouncing, Game Keeps Growing | "22" ene ¥teltsee “Ce, sama yn Mem oem a

their till team een here” said
Levi by Frederic Lerner Aacuetball the most popular” Intemational Racquetball Awoeide nament way hel in 197478" le elena foleenge Lag PPE AR
Mean RSG al ee ene a IT Humlton’s eharges that he kept swingitievoleinherfavor: Connors! with highachoo! aged Youn meh o| ble Alfairs, sal he fell a faculty: member in the Hnglsh

Department, said etch of the four

Delaney sind bi 4 © Graduate Committee member Sarah Cohen,

feature the first singles match wake up carly and hustle on downto nw vassity. team, Bexinning at 8:30 courvis made ol wood and my students sign up annually for the Hamilton irom beingnominated or constituancy inclidey the Ard and women, Aissstishied with the constrains tn
between Albany's Paul Feldmiiaand the gym, Bring your 1D, Onee past cues morning. seven mornings «  20leet in width.4V tect ustengihand “paddlebull and handball tour: a seal on the: Bourd of Regents, indicial district Hamilton, who is active in the der which the committee had to was “highly, highly regarded
Massachusetts’ Alan Grecry “I'm  thefront doors, walk down the main week, students, laculty and other 20 feet high, he officis! all is the namenis, his year six and three Hamilton charged iwo weeks ago. Keyed fF Lead black community and is currently operate, + Among pects, and added that ane
played Mark Huetteman  ustally the first door on your leliy the next diy, providing iy still diameter, Vie rules ute sinilar tn participated in the racyuetball 1our 3rd judicial district weat because i sett was Located, legislators keyed yuncement of Colored People, sand pointed with the secrecy with which,
Massachusetts! number-fsur man, seneril ollie, available. Uhere wre lous regulation: dichall ‘nument, it’s notthe lastest rowing personal ent of his lead and supported shat he was denied the position by this whole prosess is undertaken,
nd Feldman won in idéntical 6-2 size racquetball courts sind four annual AMIAWIRA sport, racquetball is. certainly the REA eee Jelaney wi ne oseh i ‘Corning beats causeshe works for Four gandidates the commitice
vets. TO CATLIN > smile. squash courts which are racquetball tournament began last fastest growing dudoor sport in the ‘Corning supnorted, was voted in by ‘Tdidn't instruct Dick Connors to “oppose Corning’s type of Ad was interested in enough to inyite to
Feldman indeseditaviewnsnet PORTS. FEATURE © avatabiettom ¥a0 uni dnl 1040” Osoher and etded a monthugo, cauntey’ clams ax ont as he nly doansthing feted Corning, "Yor mintaton.” SUNYA came and went discreet
gin Riri (albatnanethneminsnel: slut heeleon rian niente onl agdidare nominated ineither house vould Ihave: The professor hadsaid thatheand suring the past month, and no one
B30, before Forthase who arcunlamshiar with singles were senior Ric players, started out playing. Reotheiseste tito ont hus Ales acai Aare ALY 80 Corning had locked horns on a outside the commitise and Univers:
‘and junior Judy Grossman.Senior paddleball, He has participated denied that i ue ening i) gota chanoe (0 mst
was Feldinan'’s third ina rowexten- thi end of the ling outside the ut few game and way first played in Jennifer Seiscente and sophomore regularly in racquetball since only pecatnatten, Coming, however, did concede
‘ding his career record to $i door, If yol-Uon't show up $cte organized form ten years ago, It iy Richard Kianolsky won the mixed though he heat He never asked me for my sup> being “in communication” with fone, Vietor Rosenblum,
*I'm looking forward to our Yef- noon, your journey will be rained, really a yuriation of she much older doubles sophomore Mark Dailsy to win the part,” said Corning, “There was no Connors eoneerning the issue ‘the two men, former president of Reid College in
Hamilton’scharge thatthe mayorin- — when | found out that she was being continued on page two Rosenblum responded to i beidladid

especially pleased with 1%6_ play
aguinst Huetieman, "I played weii you uraive belo
iollce opens. youilhaveioyeton the sport, racietball 4 llatvely

fame time been considered tor the

Ful Rati 75 - 76 Empire State %, oe °
Bo Reunion Fetes Women’s Clinic Seeks Funding

Draper by Karen Murphy healhedueni, exillyvolaed Fee oral ito he propos
Monopoly Lounge adi A fevited proposal foru SUNYA  etiscouniling gyecooglea re, ed ener shoul beaut en dll
inant eat Sie ees omens alee ws wibmled and bit contrat infomation, or en ran al
Saturday, 9:30 P.M, Foun Ghat jute ual : 16 Deal for Sinlent AMTaiy Nelieee The erfeewillbe-aivied tio) SIUCiFa worn dora aver
fone Tose io Det a Hour yesterday Foloving bythe. “UeeiTecfeiadhrat Dan eld moh, wl ener te expe,
Dont Mis tt Lo TiGubysOUURCPIC SH asUIGET OS 1 A prepBAA CHEM ene ale A
15a af nai theelney concep high wil prove yiecoogcal Ihe sevises avaible now for
Moe om JHiawenuty spueeam. Mondale Pledges Support to Indochina Although wasnt granted, $22 irs otnsing, anda Sorrel womn at SUNYA consist ola con
sea tgg 0 Ua a ee than (AL) vie Prside Waller F; Mondale ponies iro yastenaivayanred Upon aFa esire 6h hlman seta she (ceive. lie un by “Albay
A Se te NAb and reagan, American commer lo dnd figure whieh would be needed 16 suid, “Mw Be site of les a Medial Centr Prive practisana,
‘College Office was located in ys Southeast Asia in talks with Uhalland’s leader yesterday, Mondale also sud cover the centers costs inc, Bu there would be ageording (a Baron. the clinic (aap
‘legs i Fe eee ea ress fna ihutaindb ve (edooina eres iin bal algiageA cee TarsyeHe Side On AI/ ocatEd ea aR ail Goaie Toe
ae aay ner Pee MIMerRrlaasak Chom flied Weft ofaelIheproposi Biron widexinnghealhaeriees A commis of sides formed
: Se MAK le 6 eau UNC AIOW ee Vo ReR on Ud (by SACEr ev Up oe eed pal
forthe eli pa of dens Theorie camcup mite
\ Hiren sal Blown endored the od Cia extnate the sun of funn
hus bse the pla Cr se t A
's idei of the clinie, and said fe would Director of Student Health Ser- inte will require. The figure of
— "ne jovehannothingtwvo win 2a0U4'S Property Nationalized fai to oiher adminsraor sed ies ane hogs dos teeve 522170 nn $1000 en than
Ban cng aon es nthing oe ABUL, Atganitan AP) Avis ite, ghana’ nc foetly 6 sek suppor and inan~ that monprofessionalshaveuny par Yas sulted in the eae report
Fae a ere mas nationalized the property of ie late Present Mona cing Trane tererees = Barst ea Baron sid the clinic could be set
fal ase soy oh png eduaional elo, The ang revolution cu The weed pra ind a Tht coin ered hs! the Selene nig ecard
inerthen Dao ‘ : i Ghaferdstneaion of iNe SNE gig for eamin ud, Brow ei ie etn
a is ai sk ie dination of tems for cone : $A Viee President Kathy Baron sald atk now ito ind unding Io
SonSUNYA ln. tial veiyad iene en ties tan sos and uu and nid 4 The fos stbmied io vow Wi ts commis in bo 190. Goyer te cost fry proposed SUNYA women's health efi
TGHTEAVOLTA 77 STH NEL a ose eset ee eee Thiers CO IEORGR
“ATURDAY NIGHT BA Re Teeth May erat 8) spd inccathenini wit trinccacomosumue TAC P, P d’W: Poli
RONG a i Us thee ol Yat el Anna pubis a he puovde “seule, nepssine minstrel) Memb, asses rropose olicy
, Ee tn Sn health service including general nd lve stems .
Alluirs now located in Mohawk 4 | Ly)

det extensive renovations tp
Vhase 1 of the major ehabililtion
prdjee’ in Draper and Richardson ch
Halls” Stevens explained

I lodst prised the US, decision 10

i ie
The rchabiltation ofthe (wo hall) Pyesident Carters "eoncern for human Fights. high standard oma

Haber lengthenthedrop petiodintheillio mitee felt that “W's” should be
deleted because “there. is. some

evidence that potential sehoos and
‘employers do view "W's" negatively

Hover lnliah Quad Sis\en si) Margaret Trudeau Invited to Visit Uganda ‘A ew withdrawal policy, two weeks after mid semester Was
tiers Soa be Meare tar) vee at An aU si | sieiotng “Wor tom apie soupy defeated by UAC
ove into the Nonary OF ed wife Canadian rine Minister Pitre Eliott Idea iii ut shortening the drop pend irom Thetillwasamended, ho weversto
ices in ne, headdd, He exp ined the current fourteen weeks 49 one delete provision init assigning the
tha his ose ill tne Weck after mid semester, passed the sevistar to give dn 7E® grade (0 4
ditional floors of Mohawk Lowe Undergraduate Academic Council siden ian instructor fas (0 file
lor tens ocipy hn oming ofthe University Senate yesterday. grade for bus. A motion made by
Hf After a stop in the Senate Ex- Senator Ivan Steen stsking out the :
cutive Committee, the bilwillgoto _ stiphulion was passed sco Terie eon at
a cae tica Caw Due lo TAK Ferm 4 heHloot oft Schaleatwapeil According 10 the report of tehsil vasa compramineatcen
Boe ee rar aipice neeut |) inceting May 1S, according to ss subgooimitee which developed the es wih short dates
Cong at eth HN ay ears ores aL age ( PY cent Senator Hugh Hill 11 the bil, the rationale Hehind. rolling ot the drop period and withdrawals
Se ana Ca Ge Ns a F i BY) Scnitcpasses the proposal it willgo back theldrop date was that the APPEsTing on ranserits and faculty
Reng SE gyi chart cain Mima edn a 3 Deore Atiiig SUNVA‘Prctdcet arent ia week period deans ane _lesling (Bi he ererl drop period
bens igang abo ook se and of ayers why oa eve th, dition neater and wilh Wecaee | very a remetatier ate enue, e00 be
Toso un hare hat ts ab, iy wo chat acting to ana Rong nnd } Be. provil, it would become SUNYA in student deebions 9 drop courses “think the bil will pass Senate,
snp 9 prevent fell jhe Connon Fouations “hs patel understandable hd Poles hhsed_primarly upon antieipated ld Hl bscause there sso much
coniy workers He if f ee 4 An amendment proposed hy sus res, Sentiment (0 toll Bick the drop
LA tania ay dent Senator Laurie Gintvirth to Thereportstates that thesubeome Pete:
psi likeeniss for neminoniis.” Garter Criticizes Legal System
Beit 108 ANGELES (AP) resident Care, ina ringing dena C icul R +t M Be Lat
i diUEtey ICSE At021 ep proleon deed yxy tutthevast mario Aree or urriculum hepor ay be Late
Hrothered of Eletrical Works» ge jdeyuate legal epresentaon while those with means et lich
Fe te anced: In an address to the Loy Angele tar Association, Care and
His sid themsyorhadinidestii al ‘ J

nity, Inv salenient, Amin said Margiret rides way invited inh
iby “ab 4 pho joist se he Ue situation in Uaida which er
hush reluses to ses." Observers here sald the invitation appaei
romped by reports that the Cinadian government does Hot want Asi
tend the Conimonwealth Gunes ws Edavonton, Alberta, in A

Sub committee chair4ohn Pipkin

According to student Senator High Hill the new withdrawal policy bill
wll stop inthe Senate Executive Commitee and then the Senate oor.

by Aron Simi 1 wouldnt be « bit surprised | thon and rewards afforded by ven
Anclotdstibutionreguitementy [UAC Criculum Comittee curingino new felds or modes olin

proposed in February may notteach Chair] Haeold Cannon simplvasked ity
the Senate for ts supportin the wiy The SCRUE reporisuguested that

Soa nis Carey Returns Master Plan (3) ee ener yl pan aul onl en
are! ergraduate Academic Council quiremer said Hill “He doesn't jorated into SUNYA’s curriculum
een aa to Board of Regents ‘wise sain en ata apes por sg Bye ech sa fo te
6 fat MiKincts itp isos! New Orleans Hit Hard by Flood yan att Cynic oie Oe OO eta aii atc) ce MMe re rir

Hoard of Regents was eritiived by [whieh] makes the plan dif! 10 he msue tits resting yesterday,ac= Curtiewlun Committe, alter ree the underaradu
tung ths final report ol the Special process, und’ in the Mexibilily of

‘ooks” i relerence 40 white-sollar etm
i aa Concentration of lawyers on earth one Tor every S00) Arment
side suid in questioning the ually of legal ussstunece 4

his oF her majo
The Feport stested the need for im:
firoyement in stident writing skills

proach OWsary for ie imel> an
‘advisement

NY. Ni ssid iey decided 0 rev:

"AL the point sh

Sneed tough teres
Gime eercenadiane se See ea

pied thephin*withereepions" in Aprogtesfeport onthe devekin= "We hid concrete proposals ComIMILSE 10. Review the Une couse offered. SCRUE sugges
Fister tothe Regsnisesplinng ment of Ie plan, equied by Lin preciuc sad Marti sthate wiyitdsraadiats Experience, ile the implmentation of “University
mid hi He sn a the reports shor Be snes ts couse Curlevan' Commitee loved uli” leuurye” satiean tas Us of
BOG hy ehaai erga PARTY. INNS serio hy See eee nthe cot: i) Meera tha tet wie SCRUL rriand sit Nimbene the Cone
a coated te te ee leh Hein) eke seeing

tion feporty (wall be pecilly

deathy anda estimated $0 million damage, Abeast to p
le thal he vas leary the gic el of he loading while filth person with a healt

ALL INVITED to the end-of-term Celebration Tess Can als aie being paddled to 4 hospital nu pirogue, a swamp

snered And President Cuter deslared the meitopolitan region dis

wine ge i. foit wOUIAI have piven Ue quite B reement Reaches with Thruway Workers ack’ of upresinént n (he master plan, some of Gaus 4 fh
e th Il Sihjpteains IA NYVYANNG CATING LER Haseteenpier Fen aioe puree propriate nature and fl Which Felleet agreements made —dergraduate Education, SCKUE wis composed of nine developed. courses of particular i
“ Valhalla Cetra ee enemas tata FO A IRS ES Ac ar can Te ee eg Ou nace aE

The plan ented Statewide Plan statements on the pan mngeting, sid Martin ent Fmmett Fekls in May, 1976.40 found the SCRUE report
Copies of the GLUE report were ake oer the dutles of the delunet _husrow, since its requirements were

iid 2200 unionized employees wis annovinced yesterday: Deal
False were wibhild pending a mul satifieation vote by the meter
poate Peau eae Overseas Program Gti] Cri Serve Employees Awociton, Aspokesworar ott

‘ages orth inal year ota three-year contact, bend

for the Development of Post: Carey his had. the plan sine
Secondary Edueation” and olten November 197, buthasdélayedie» seni to members of “various cone Conimiltce on Academic Programs, concentrated within the Division of

The report it released ovtlined eight Humanities, the Division of Sosa
areas in which a "liberally educated Sclenees, and the Division of
person" should be proficient, Hhese Natural Seiences and Mathematics

nn prepred in 1976 Vis e> higher" education report 10. be ev and comment. I eps
tue by avs ad must oline the cba Tha feport wan prepared inelude fuel, adnan,
foaandplansforhiherediation by the, Femporary Slae Commise an SA. Akough Sunday marked go's, contended that xdenis The Comite felt that any. re
; Hn Eee Sionanthe Putueo Ponsscondary the deadine for ueningeccmimenr should ted and wntellenty know ulrements placed on students in
Friday MAY 12th (Haris iV) goutees, eau| Debate on Seat Belts for Buses belive the Master Pan shold tdusation in New York tte. dations into UACy many sais something about foreign languages order to round ovt the students
3:00 P.M.-12:30 A.M, Fe full neadernic Youreer| ALBANY, N.Y. (AL) School bus operators and state oils sh deserbe the current seing of higher Among the specific areas ol von~ — not heen received. in cultures; "have a crite ap- education should not be Himitet to
Weed hs possiblity of reyuiringeat besinschool Des ne diction and then: Propose goals cemented by Carey in his" According to SA Commitee 1. pfesition forthe ways in which we those. thes areas aise expeins
Ae te Ii drut EAE pees ete RIS aL era pei ol and objectives for higher education cits of the Regen plan ae: Review Tdueatonal, Datbution  Ruinknowedgeandundersnding?” ined in courses in other SUNY
roi LT eae eee es ce UN PH TAG NO toashieve Deerine the beat waynio|sscns 10. ‘lgber edition by Chuir Hugh Mil UAC% proposal gilt experience in deling wih schools nigh profitably be vas
‘Tiekets wold atthe door Brigeston, and anavags| sponsoreaby the New York Sate Schoo! Bus Opesors Asso nest thnxeobletiven, Wi op ls mi eich he Shite hssemeterin mora andthe beabletosubject_— Til Fequiements

BIBER ie aroo sion | PEMMTE mus taut seat ets dap wreaee ot Hig go8> propnatedstisionsafiraties; inal need the Mier han tsfinalforn, UAC may. Iormationorthecrierwobjstvely, GLUE seves as a compromise

a ee a HG SRR betiveon the SURUE reper and
Proof of age required HER tty casei] nshoabu deg he esata baat erly hl
resident $8000 ore Adu consideration coco When we deseo rhe sons¥8S
Teun need fo consider what it will cost and whether itis worthit’»h >a the letter said

MAY 5, 1978 PAGE THREE

* meet now friends

soci vay reached Wednesday when a mediator wis elle 10
ube Employment Relations Mord) So other ies

‘at the Campus Center Ballroom,

do identify the programmatic term. em views concerning dis, develop “eteative and intligen

and financial implications of unde!> —sinalyni of the meaning. of {howe iiirements (othe Senate. Iislte-setvitis, “achieve depth in predecessor, the proposal of 1
liking the recommended actions,” gues; and reuetons 40 economic ; some field of knowledge,” and “ae- Committee Yor Undergraduate Re
problems within New York State, def (ine lasting tase for he stinula~ ‘Continued on page five

ALBANY STUDENT PRESS MAY 5, 1978

ih

vets

Fulton Hall 75 - 76 Empire State

Reunion ‘Movie Fron ru porr Women’s Clinic Seeks Funding
Monopoly Lounge sii NE! yoni FS DO a nya ra tne Cae Oe

are

Saturday, 9:30 PM. eet nes Sagi uaes se) Tacaearemis go Meat

tnoved to, Woll Road in Colon : Brown yesterdays following by (Wo hee interrelated areas mone), well cover the expense
Don't: Miss It Murch 18 aya result ola renovation i Beat months a roughdraftwhich oulined —“L-amm proposing & Health clinic’ she said
project on the downtown exp j Uglies concept. whieh will provide gynecological The servis avallable now for
‘according to University’Spuce Com Mondale Pledges Support to Indochina Although it wasn’t granted, $22,- care, counseling, and a3 or 4 credit women at SUNYA consist of wcon-
WKExciting THeatres Under One Roof Tee ats Seen 1 HANUKONGETRANGTA TAO Vice FisTeUWUTEEH Maine naunes Iriya tentatively agreed upon ash course on human sexulty,” she rageptive clinic rin. by Albany
ANEW DIMENSION IN CINEMA LUXUR Theutes which he EmpireStale pew warplanes and) reaffirmed wn. Ameflean commitment to) defend {igure WIN: Wrould be fieeded! to iid, “ID Will be more or less a Medied{iCenter Private practicing,
MATINEES DAILY! ‘College Oc was focated Ina tv talks wth allan teader yesterday. Mone li said aver th centers cons Sramn’s eis, bul there would be acsoeding to Bacon, The clinic i
SR Teal Ser NBIGEHEE HOSE Indo alice Tow ant GUipring SA. Vice no way weld pevent amin rome: foeied offen, and est fran
cific area” Manidle edad i Vesident Kalhy Boron, who sub- ine inal vst are
le Minter Krlangsth Chorin ined the ataeslt ofthe proposal, Daron saldeisingheilthservices A eommlse of sudeat, lore
said the tsk now isto find IUnding don't allow for involvement on the by 8A. drew up the revised proposal
forahe lini oF stents Theeoniitigealso eumeup withthe
ton Saki Brown endorsed the Mood Creal Sstinute ofthe amount of funding
. time ; the lini and said He Would Dretoe of Student Health Ser- the clini will require: The figire of
Pres Thenovehs noitingivdewin Daoud's Property Nationalized her minster Sod! vigy Tyne Hood “dpesnBeexe $2270 alow SHB000 kes tan
LOC ls, the upcoming housing erunch this KABUL, Afghanbtan (AP) As its first sets, Afghanistan's new gover faculty to seek support and finan: {hut non-professionals have
il Ih is based soy on this = property ol he ate Mesident Motil Div an
SEHR eae ones volitionity counel, whi The sevsed proposal ineitded 9.  Hoad eoukn' be reached tnt ap BY his Seprember. (Toning ‘Ponowne1ACO8s
aie erthrew Dap in Bidodueaval list Week uid Mis propedty wnt clearer Uelinatin ol the center's pig lor commen Found, Brownsti he willnes gain Gere leak naw te id jonang
NonsSUNVA. offices renning 0 is aay wasscized sss ithad heen “robbed from the working poop oily and structure, and inclided 4 “Tye popoxal submited to Brown wily the commities in {over the conte for the broposed SUNYA women’s health clinic.
 Nighinsts” Ife coun sid wold eontinve fo respet en nap Sipuliion hat sidentsbeinvolved yesterday slko provides forthe ex Weeks: uecording 19 Haron

the United Si
majo ‘Quy on
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The rehabilitation Ppesdent Carer's"eoneem for human eighisand high tan
tus been in the planning for some

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Serunon er veterans, a a api itu lacs vt coinmamace oitecisisae. UAC Passes Proposed ’W* Policy

Mt eee ea by Jil Haber Jenglhenthedropperiod inthe billig mites fel that “Ws” should be

Th Gradius Shout ar Mone Margaret Trudeau Invited to Visit Uganda ‘A new withdrawal poliey, two wesks aller mid semester was dERIEU bes HE ln
NAIROB, Kenya (AV) Provident Idi Amin of Ua has slininating "W's" from (ransripis soundly defeated by UAC eves iat penis a
<stranged ile of Canin Prins Mister Pere iho Ire bitshriningthedo period om Theblwinamenil.howeveio, mplnen doven Wi aia

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vi Hy IN come onpied hy reports tha ths Canin goverment Joes not Want nin Ul the University Senate yeteday._ gride for him. A motion made by
ancnd the Commonsealth anes iy Eaniontans Albrl in Alin Alter stop in the Senate Eas Senator Ivan Steen siiking out the

cutive Comite, the bil willgato _stinualtion sas passe,

P Dent Charities Low Due to Tax Form . Ahetlorof he See aa special Asoning to the eo ofthe

Atte wil move into the hibray 6
Hees in June, heaulded, He explained
hat this move will ely Hive ut

Sub committee ehait John Pipkin
stressed "Theres no question that it
[ut ill was compromise between
‘ udents? concerns with short dates
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b Senice passes the proposal itwillgo hack thefdrop date wax that the #Ppeiring on transripts and faculty

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Feport, would be “specially

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the Campus Conter Ballroom

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SA ELECTION RESULTS . * °
Tare Se ease UUP Officers Chosen in Elections

oo
Ward 516

ee Vice President +trewingion 17268 faueasion Department Fucoly _ Inotherlectonsreulstabulted Gener for Undergraduate Eduea-
tin 18 rember Ralph J Tibbats defeated (hs week, English De tion stall member Rober. Gibson

sie its Political Science s) ‘was reelected Treasurer.
SAS cota teats Sohal : Th addition, SUNYA candidates
Ui acing on SUNYAC tent; Ocorpe Mitchell of the Ad- 10 the UUP. statevide delegate
: Heer {y Professions. according (0 UP! missions Department won a ion- assembly were chosen Gibson sad
ane Treasurer Robert Uibioh Tenellng profesional Vice these raulls were net yl avaiable
inners Cant Coun lanes UU is the Union teprewenting Prexident's geil; Library stall About 300 UUP members voted In
dg Sto 110 ha 8, Lonsbery 84 teaching and nor-teaching sll in niember Marion Muner was theelections: UUP claims about 400

Sco 15 A latter 71 the SUNY syste elected UUP Sceretars, and tie members on carps,

ca Late ca
Day 32) 8 Gafleaun Commitiee Report Won't Reach Senate

Aotfowak 27
siebagrin ayarde 209 Cae ihe | (OSCURE apr lho ai ht otf he

Former All-Pro Lineman. Ms CURE one ut requirements as “whip, and

tive! Tor ie facie of Ata) ase sume ud erat ar

deacon} nt BOeredistecome GLUE athens CORES ont econ

Greenberg 100 nice 75 percot of Uwe (nthe of Mexbity wil meting FEM

Weintraub 108 liberal arts or sciences. CURE views churge of makiig “recommen- 4

itl 37 HE ti e'HA, ava lea rs dec, thine whleh youl fea ogres lobers

Raskin 691 CI om) vi he BS. lo According to Hill, the SA Con

Saati 231 eld 238 : rites prertay tel brea ay

Beever 100 ane courses cilivate, cramming is hit kes enception to certsin ol is
oa) Woinstock 287 4 seis the specie LOW.

Monesealch) 267
Tobeck 236 Hikely to ea class which hes whiog

Ao = puis Quad SQ> State mad J by edict rather than by choice, since
1 © Hidlan Qued DC OH Ciunper_J he its enrolled into the course
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Ean EeMEEERS | Torch 1978 || “=~ ZODIAC NEWS ===

—. = emries ‘were more likely than other women

Yearbook Presale TUBE ais RCLIOE ligt tte oe ah Thy rear Co Te iy eo agin? my eerie an

ent. were, *intimidators 1 Archives of General. Psychiatry,

a)
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»>GRATEFUL Starts Monday, Er een ee ae eee ne Aes eae

Would probably improvertheoverall ston, Wwho said they were “iruditionall The latestin board gamesto relax

=

I~ L lay {qui ol most Sunday talks The biggest group, oriented” women, hyismot Parker Brothers” Monopo-
fon le + ayshattons on wo gros ot “oneal wa | The women were between theages Ij" game, It “Clans” Sirugae”

eal ovis. one ol which rwveived the — DON'T WALK, RUN) —cditothe centerstripand thenvaited of 21 and 39 and had completed at created by Protestor Berell Ollman

The raga the other whieh recep a iat kind of pedestfan are you? until traffic was clear before going least one year of college,
Groteful Dead The Torch will be mailed to SEN Real TTL A eT ae OAT Ta MERRIE RRTE ore es F aeesaeay or Dorr
ncert

Al Sgnliganuy baler says you muy be a *hestatory”an Among. the others, were? Abernathy. who | conducte

Experienes) | graduating seniors this fall. aire “tis pt he monn. ane ages NN annie uly moreno aot" eres hori payed
«look inde"The Dead. os eMUCIOTEUSHON canceastletoam( ares) a or scoene ic ctw seemed wonea”  ne fae ee
nat they.ore] Wt ls absolutely necessary z eon ne eae a pcan Aievandsopieorecons "The ay ov a the mre wake ant the apy
ay ithe i) that fi for th JOIN IN ‘esponses at a dangerous crosswalk themselves, ‘rational women are les sated gare’ ereatrs sy that people do
‘and to their jat seniors pay for the B U.S. Catholic magazine i» next to the eampus, Arizona law vo- ES ‘with thei mutes than feminists, but not chonse their classes in real life,
Excusve SUNYa.Showlog i a CS MAME OME R) (ue TC cron Mt ae eri
book now!! julie bie ienian. cane 2 amet when’ they. fotind it un decided by a throw'of the "genetic

FAL MAY 12 & SAT. MAY 13 ||, ee — ape heram at

Mong the way. The game

& 30 $3.00 w/ 2 tax cards ‘riginators say (hav Tehanee and
cl hi - 93,00 w/ Iitax card 3 980 am - 12 iiadrahesndconpteat
7:00 & 9: LC 1 8 310.00 w/ Sees 1-430 pm i she nine ie rat ian

Tickets at SA Contact Office. F ee
Strengths and weaknesses of

$1.50 w/tax $2.00 w/o tax | f Dates: Meek of may 8; maybe more days : a eee ee Y

: Monday May 8 - Cee Tie Gea weer
4 Ticket per tax card 6 Tickets per person ¢ iy Mayle neeniere cn) rarer ee ois aie

Jessen may prepay forth Torch starting Tusaday. Th Wut yes can ih wpe

* ra ‘Clays Strtigaie”™ game for a mere
problems, we nave reduced the number of book an

Prodiced Mya ‘vant books then buy it how before they ae a :

——— eee Come Celebrate with

What you can't use,

somebody else can! ds B | NYPIRG

Clean out your closet and f
browelmnseloresiiio 4 ||| Learn about solar energy

“romspumcoetrana maracst” f | lat these SUN DAY events:

Sellers must register

in advance )
or more info.,stopinto
the off-campus housing office i
or call 457-4843 ‘ 4. Salnray. Hay 6-2 pm Loctare Contes 4

It will be held May 1312-5 pm
Western Ave. between Partridge |)

Balloona, (ahr and literature

and Ontario (Downtown Denn: Dorms) q funded by Student Association

This Weekend at the

Speaker’s Forum and

Bonnie Raitt ; i Delta Sigma Pi present a
Robert Hunter & Comfort Path Mouset rap

Pierce Arrow
oe ees Fada ne al 5 {| MAKE YOURSELF A SUCCESS
Peireeicpercataul(uaivesr sana not acts uss Marne

er Sages Bob vance sale: $1, ii
trian os ae Saturday night, May 6th |) say 10, 800 pm FREE Lc 19

Mayfest 78 T-shirts ($3.00) day of show: $2,00 w/tax 12 SA contact office .
ee a or ee ces Keith Nelson
Center now! sunday may 7 12 noon (proof of age required for beer) playing at the “Other End’” limited to the tirst 100 people

in June in Greenwich Village
behind campus center
In case of rain Mayfest in Gym 1:00 p.m MAY 5, 1978 ALBANY STUDENT PRESS

Dale Carnegie Seminar: pan

Smile, It’

bby Steve Baseett

Lifes hard. And Yim serious wien say this
Sure, lis not hurd one hundred percent of the
time, bullet's face it, t's no pleie, Take your

lege carer bere in good ole Elbany. College
is rough. Here lam, smart, mature, talented,
but nobody except me recognizes i

Now, I've been here four painful years and
ve talked to a Jot of people, listened and
‘overheard numerous conversations, and have
dons my share of eavesdropping. So | know
how hard itis for you, too. But so what. tn
four years, | haven't met a professor | liked
Well | did get some A's, and those professors
liked, OF course they were BS courses, 40
haturally the prof. was an_empiy-headed
collegic parasite, But nice. Of all the other
professors theyall fit intooneof the following
eategories!

Ie They were intolerably strict in their
Brading,

2- Gave tess that were ambigious, since
couidet understand them,

3: Gave tess that were much (oo hard and
asked gestions I had no answer fr,

'4 Were into teaching esotherlc,dificul
sollegs-leve| eoncepts that were Usond by
9,00 ment iy

Iii,» etn say almost without exception
that any class that [ recived less thn the
‘Almighty “A” in-yas due to the profesors
Inability to present and test the materia

And how about the campus isll? Need |
Aelve into the personality of this conerete
sinieture for thebillonth time? Or.howabout
the substandard slop served in the cafeteria,
the small rooms we must live in, the cold
showers in the morning, waiting for SUNYA
thus, the terrible weather, the wind tunnels

sd quads? And how about ihe lousy SA
‘who never does anything, the ASP, surely in
the botteni ten of college newspapers? Why
the city itself sin preuy poor shape!

Whieh brings meto the point of thisarile
with ull these very Fel and present problems
Sand hassles tht we mist cope with daily, why
other t0 like other people; to be friendly! |
cen! know I've probabley overlooked afew
ther things wrong with this school, but we
an age that i's hard, very hard to have a
College career in Albany. And on tp of this,
thay’ expect me to be friendly!” They must be
nuts! Alright, 1 have & few triends, my
Foommates, people lve niet ovet th
years, whom I'm friendly 10, but uso the rest
Of you, forget it

Man is & complex animal; we're all quite

s Spring!

diferent, And being fRendly is dangerous it
Teaves you open forerical examination, You
nay find out your not as smart, mature, and
talented as you thought I¢equitean elaborate
Inersetion, a give-and-ake situation. And,
aera if somebody is friendly tome, he (or
She) must want something out of me. What
Gould ibe? I really don ike to give 04 too
rch of myself might have to change, act!
spent 22 yeas trying to achieve my perzonal
you give’ a lotof youre,
fendship is well wort it.
‘wouldn't know about it
‘So ent ita Jot easier to sit back with your
{few friends and laugh atall the unusial people
parading by? Some of you people are tall,
hort, rotnd, ugly. walk funny, talk funny,
Audet funny Sillothersdon' like what ike
‘ind do things | wouldn't dream of doing. And
{ou wonder why’ nobody smiles around here
Tes hard enough that | have lo eat rancid
stuffed cabbage for dinner, and U haven't
foiten a letter from anyone in six weeks. |
fant be bothered with you, [don
fo the kids around the corner a
say hi t0 me.

‘Ofcourse, afew yearsago Lused 10 makeitn

point to smile, wave, and say“hi to strangers

Life was wondet (ul, shought, Wel

ws bit nave in those days. Altera

grew tired ofall the strange reactions to my

Iriendliness, and stopped being friendly
People inuited as to why 1 yas s0 happy

Id, especially SUNY A, was 3

when the
iigerable mess of problems, Was it drugs
they wondered Thy sat medown and iold me
just how bad off realy was, Vey told me ust
to worry about mysell, and forget about the
ther asses, When [told them | enjoyed
people and SUNY A, their laughter echoed on
the podium, They suid 1 had eversthing |
needed room, 1, library. rathskellerand,
machine musi, They were all foo convincing
Now, when someone would approach me, I'd
sure away coldly, Sometimes Tu just walk
Hut, now HL iy springs and everything i
turning out t be rather nice, But ry to resis
the temptation o talk or smile at me, Like so
miny of you, I'm just another personification
Ol this bleak. ashen white cement palace, And
Tj fled my psych, test beease the teacher
ea mail fst instead, I simply can't be
ed with you, anymore, You hid your
‘hance three years ayo when I knw how 0
smile

no
speaker...

r

To the Eaitor:
The latest political confrontation on the
SUNYA camps seems to be the issue of the
ldent speaker a he graduation ceremonies
‘Apparently, the Graduation Committee
Without objection from the Class of "78
‘Council decided to delete a student speaker
from the commencement ceremonies, atthe
beginning of this semerster. Intense
disagreement to this action on tke part of SA
became evident last week
The Counal's decision is certainly a logical
one. SUNYA's graduating class is
Approximately 2400 people. How ean one of
those, 2400 expect to represent the total
University community? Who should be picked
tospeak at graduation? Perhapsa senior with
40 should be chosen (yet there area number
of seniors graduating with a 4.0 eum). Or how
about the director of ASC, the general
manager of WCDB, the president of Signum
Talis, or the editor of the ASH editorial
page? Manybe a seniorwho has been active in
SA forfour years should speak raduation
(is this the resason for SA's siden intrest
‘he points ofeotrse, tht nce student ean
he deemed representative of the total
University community. Rumor has it that SA
ans to orgaizea committe io pick stent
speaker, Whashould be deemed pitted enough
{sit on that committee?
Disagreement is atcoming irom SA alone
however, A number ol seniorsre upset with
the way commencement turning our (and a
Jot of this very tindersiandable, but Unit is
nt the issue here), Some seniors ure deeding
fiow tht they want a stent speaker to
the Graduation Ceremony. The
eil_-mide their decision

Class Cou
fan the st
Semester Hl sen
that badly, why
othe
este, before the desision was niade! Why.
esmpliia now?
sleeted the Class Cour

the senior ea
mike such decisions
democratic,
‘opportunity t0 run. Ri
not you'rean elected

ardless of whether
tbe. the Coin has
heen open to student opinion al ear while it
is making iis various deeiions. ut then,

desion or acvly
Well ellow senior, araduation i qu
approaching. And aller that, is tite
real world. We had better get used 1 the un
tal, i we live in this country, weve poingioss
tletling people (0 make our dechion
The way toinfence decisions ito ean
‘of what's going on, and to make sigestan
tnd lobby before the decisions mate Oy
Blways have the option of gling sheds
Going. things ourselves, Site oy oy
collective ass and covapleining wil a
fecomplish anying
Jan 8 Rover

»-.-no
money...

To the Editor
{sth (old-Baron adminsiraion
its Final breath, its reassuring kno
ist playing sandbox pol iran
Central Council approved. Siude
Associations purchase ofthe Heneckc nue

that time their was some sp
‘whether Dave Gold would vet
turned out he did pot. th
Association, made a commit
OL 1978,
As ol this writing the offic
ition have relused

‘ih
figreement — made ip good

W.00, Both Gols
Upset that the Cl
Just semester that

seemis a shame that the Go Ha
ys, We cin Understand th
Gold-Baron team on he siuiser
hut_we wil not condone thei
coercive methods. They pare
Femuined separate, Hopi

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Campus Center Lobby

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Bookstore

By LAURIE SMILAN
ean Anouilh’s [hieves’
Carnival, which is being
performed this week by the
State University Theat
enters around theme which

is prevalent in all of Anouilh’s works
Anouill: believes. thit the purity and
nnogenee of childhood ure mins
irvetricvable “ost paride,” Man's
inisloritines and sullering, the anguish of
eviseniee, aire caused by his fulling outside
Of this realm and into the corrupt
‘sophisticated workd syhere hypocrisy
‘and injustice are the order of the day.

‘Unable (o retrieve this past innocence,
Nnotilh’s characters are no
masters oftheir own destinies. hey learn
to exist in an absurd reality rather than
uitempting to learn how to lead their own.
ies, They lake on suitable rlest they act
rather than taking action.

Thus, Thieves’ Carnival is a Sort of
play within play.” He actors are

playing the parts of those who ar
Foles fn a much larger play’ lite:
Anouilh’s fiero and heroine, Gustav
Juliette, who retain the
Gustave because he reluses 10 uequiesee
and Julietle by virtue al her innocence,

and wooden, with painted smiles like
‘iarloneltes in a puppet show.

The thieves. Hector (Lawrence
Greenfield) and Pei (Dennis
Sellas) are such characters, They are

lives, Both aetors make a lair attempt at
portraying them as such, but one islet
with the impression that the lull comic
potential of these characters has not been
fedlized. Lhe characterization ure not as

fy (ile and

superficial and so are their

‘absurd and as: hysterical
typical, as they might
In contrast to these
portrayals, however, are the fine
performances of Christo! Wall and
ibeock, They portray (wo.
(laneuorediayate iaricuaibel lane

Roles Require
Better Analysis

Wolfe i very: funny as the scheming
futher whose plans are always thyarted
tang Babeock plays his role, that of sli
limbling, asexual son, aloiost fo
perfection. The fine acting of these
produce rhotous results

Similarly, Vimothy Lyons is fing
Vord Kdgard, Whe strength ol hi
hhuraeterization lies in the fel that he
plays type, that of an old doddering too!
and not of an individual nunced
character

Hike major falling
ization of Ls (Lon Feldivan)

of the play Is the

Iiva exists in the absurd sworld for whien
Anotith’ holds. so. much. contempi as
much us do

imontioned characters. She iyalo w typ
she isuctingwtypieal role lisindeed th
Winch We recounize~as contrived and

We see as being cae, |

in this. manner Mt

Heldnnin attempts to give her character
depth where none exists. She telses
play up the comic aspects ol the
Chanueter, As Eva yas not intended

‘anything but comic, her charucteriziuion
falls fat

Ritu M. Moldovan gives 4 more thin
‘adequate perlormance in herroless Lad)
Murf, Ms, Moldovan has 2 line presence
and) her perlormanice is nieely allectod
Rob Sulof! is convineing as the fh
Gustay, He portrays the chutact
suthenticaly
portrayed, and the
egepts the ehuracter «as being genine
Beth Kugel is quite en
portriyal of the heroine, Julieite, One is
totally convinced of her innocence snd
hivety, Kugel is perfectly east

Thieves’ Carnivals, above all & come
pallet, an artificial fantasy. 1 iy
sophistiented cartoon in whieh (vo “teil
people happen to find themselves. Ihe
elfect would be comical but the
pretentious and medioere act
prevent it rom beings funnyas itshiould

fay the role shoul! be
tuidience readily

Bo few

Faye been, Uhis production is good lor
fey hiughs, It should have provided iy
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ALBANY STUDENT PRESS:

SUNYA Symphony
Set To Sound Off

By J. M, REILLY.
he SUNYA Symphony
‘Orchestra will present its only
concert ofthe Springsemester
ext Monday and Tuesday at
430 p.m, on the Main Stage

in the Performing Ants Center
here are a number of things about this
‘eoneert that distinguish it from SUNY A
‘Symphony concerts of the pst. For one,
there are two performances; there is
Usually onlya single performance of each,
concert, though there may be two
different concerts in a semester, Because
the combined concert with RPI scheduled
for earlier this Spring was cancelled by
then-condulctor Arturo Ciompithiss the
Foc and only concert the orchestra has

{given this year. Anotherinteresting thing
‘about this concert is that Findlay
Cockrell, nationally known viriuoso.
pianist and SUNYA Music faculty
member, will make his fulkorehestrs
eondueting debut Monday night

i illerence

Perhaps the most signilic
between the upeoming concert and those
the recent past is that the musieians in
the orciestra, as well as the people in the
Music Department in general, are
fooking forward to this concert, Why
should thisoptinvsticantictpationset this
coneert apart Irom those of the past?
According 10 orchestra manager Al
Kurs, the picture hasn't been all that

Hyight lor the orchestra in recent years,

Vhe quality ol the orchestral
community has gone down in recent
years,” Kuras suid, "We used to beable to
Till the House, and now nobody seems to

be eoming to the concerts

Conductor Cockrell agreed that

ences in the last
Haye been tapering off,” but feels the
problem is one of logistics, not
musicianship. "Peoplearejust not signing,
Lup to play in the orchestra the way they
used to, There's plenty of talent in the
student body here, ineliding many non=
‘music majors, Maybe We're just not
communicating to people.

Cockrel stressed that the orchestra isa
community one, and auditions are open
to everyone, whelfer or not you sity
‘misic at SUNYA, Many musicians with
the orchestra are non-students from the
Jocall community, working people, and
‘even 4 few highschool students,

The orchestra has w particularly acute’
need for string players, according’ to
Cockrell. For the upcoming concert, he
invited many of his friends in the local
‘iets to come and play with the orchestra,
ollbling the number ofstrings in orderto
hilance out the ample’ wind) and
peretission sections

There are probably muny string
players hore who are just not playing wiht
the orehestra, If we could talk them into
wice a week and playing (Wo
yea, wed be in good shape,’
si

As for the dwindling
Cockrel fll there wis again logistical
Belore the PAC opened,

.e Hall, and
people found them
teonyenient to attend” he said, "Novy
people have to figure out how to get here,
‘where to park, and which building is the
PAG, With’ few signs and. fewer
distinguishing. ehiiractetisties. to help
this campus can be pretty

using

community

people out,

onfusing to those unfamiliar

But what about student attendance of
‘on-campus concerts? For the majority of
SUNYA students, the PAC location
would siem to be even more accessible
thin Page Hall.

“Lack of communication aga
Cockrell, “We don't publicize and
promote these events enough, either on
campus or in the local area," For this
concert, Cockrell, Kuras and other
members of the Music Department have
mounted a more visible and audible
promotional campaign, including press
coverage, poster hanging, and radio
interviews.

On top of the stepped-up promotional
campaign, Cockrell and otchestra
‘members feel they have put together a
Stronger, more appealing program for
this concert. than. pust concerts have
of

Next week's concert will vouch al! these
buses: It will sisrt_ off with av short
composition, “Concertino for Trumpet
‘and Strings by: Riisager, a twentieth
century composer, featuring Greg
Hush oh ela eM Be
followed by Ha
SWAN Doni Swain GR obse
William Tell Overture,” a full-orchestra
showpiece by Rossini will close the first
half of the eoncest, Hopefully leaving the
‘audience whistling the “Lone Ranger”
theme on the way’ to the bathroom:
‘After intermission, Marie Myers will
sing the "Exultate Jubilate” by Mozart,
Followed by the pleve everybody can
Gershyin's

Whistle on the way ho
“Rhapsody in'B

siudents who compléied through
‘auditions to solo woth the ore

"With the two big block-busler pic
rid fine soloisis we have this year, lm
‘canfident sve ean fll the house on both
nights.” Cockrell said, "There's also the
fudded drawing factor of those who will
cine oil of erdousity about How il do
sy conduet

Cockrell is not really as green at
tindticting as it may sound, He studied

feondileting as a second interest ty

conducted the pit orchestra for the

SUNYA production’ of “Peter Pa
Which he said Was “the most successful
theatre production in the twelve years I've
He also conducted the
‘orchestra for “The Wizard of Oz," which
performed at the Children’s Theatre in
Moscow through a cultural exchange
program with the U.S.S.R, a couple of
years ago:

‘According io Kuras, there has been “a
tremendous change in the orchestra's
rehearsals for the combined concert with
RPI earlier this Spring. Although the
concert was performed at RPI, Ciompi
ceineeled the concert here at SUNYA,
‘und resigned as conductor several days
Aater

‘Cockrell took over soon after and,
according 19 featured soprano Marie
Myers, “he's got the orchestra inspired,
‘and fie's pulling good stuff out ofthem. [
think this concert is going to be very
good, “Myers, an outstanding vo
hias performed with eockrell at the South
Mall, as part of the luneh-hour rec
series he started the

Cockrell hopes the concert will be a
sticeess, because “it will give everybody in

je department « shot in the arm," Hoth
he and Al Kuras are trying to give the
department a shot in several other Ways.
Kuras has been organizing more "pillow
oncerts” in the University Art Gallery,
like the one Irvin Gilman gave several
Weeks ago, Cotktell hopes to be able 10
orgenize and coach more student
ferlormances, He feels the faculty is not
doing enough to get students performing
‘We ire not doinga good enoughjob, We
don't follow through, and make
performances happen.

Moth Cockrell and Karas feel ther
need for more faculty perlormanc
Strengthen the department h
Witiolt« performing faculty, youdon't

and you end up with
* Kurs said,

fatract new student

‘a weaksdepariment

State & Colonial Get Their Acts Together

Dy EDIT BERELSON
he joyous, toe-tapping
‘nusigil is buch, and Stateand
Colonial Quads ate proving it
ith their respective quad
productions,

Shite Quad presented Cole Porter's
Anything Goes” last

weekend in their eafeter
Anything Goes," originally performed
in 1934, is one of those old musical
comedies that people are relerring to
‘yhn saying “tiey just don't make shows
like they used to.” Although riot long on
plot, the eamedy has barely faded over

musical-comedy

the years and many oF ils soney such as
W's Delightful,” Friendship,” and *L
Get @ Kick Out of You
stundards.
The show is set on « luxurious cruiser
nds The hero, Billy
Harnett)
event the

hound tor E
Crocker (played by. Jerry
decides to sail on the ship t0 p
woman he lows, Hope Harcourt (
Roth) from marrying an enythings
romantic Englishinan, Sir Evelyn Oak
(Larry Menter), Billy enlists the help of
his friend, Reno Sweeny, #1 famous
evangeliseturned=nightclub  singee in
enticing Sir Evelyn away from Hope
‘Also. on deck is. the harmless Public
Enemy Number 13 (ete Desmond) and
his sidekick, Bonnie (Mary Lospitalier)
Who also wind up helping Billy.
Everything, of course, works out in the
end; Sir Evelyn and Reno pair off as do
Billy and Hope

The ist ve cothusiastierenditions of
the production numbers “Heaven Hop,
Anything Goes,” and “Blow Gabriel
Blows? bit | would have liked to have
sven more intricate dance steps in those
humbers: Alshough not professionals, the
principals all handled their paris wel
The show wis especially highlighted by
Harnett and Moses’ singing and
Desmond and Mente

The prodution was directed by Jett
Duets, produced by Craig Keith with
Hrian Bailey providing staff advisement

Colon! Quad Board's production of
scenes [rom "Godspell” will be presented
this Hriday at 8 pam

“Godspelle” Which is about the lie of
Jesus aecording to the Gospel of Saint
Mathew, is radically different from
traditional musicals. The show. is
performed in a series of skits in which
parables ure acted out and songs are
petlormed. The Colonial production is
feing directed by Richard Dunne and
produced by Cynthia Pucino. Dunne,
professional actor who has appeared in

‘rious companies in the role of Jesus,
sid that "Godspell” has been termed "a
Tight rock musical, which means the

miusie in it is basicaly
The show uses “theatre games” whieh
stress that fact that what the actors are
presenting is a play rather than reality,
With the exception of those portiaying
Jesus and Judas, all the east members
other

play themselves, and even eal e

Last week Stat

by their own names, The only time they
take on characteristics other than their
‘own is when acting out parables

Dunne classifies "Godspell” as an
ensemble’ show” because of the amount
of improvisation and other sueh “theatre

‘Quad presented “Anything Goes" (left). Goi
answers the ory of Broadway this week with " Godspell

‘games used in the show. "All ten|actors)
have to depend on each other, they have
to get fo the point where they trust each
other on stage.”
“Godspell” will be performed free of
jg in the Colonial Quad Cafeteria

~

where he majored in piano

ALBANY STUDENT PRESS

By RICHARD SCHENKMAN
t Was back in 1952 that the name
James Bond was taken from a little
known ornithologist (authier of “The
Birds of Jamaica") and given to a
special agent of Her Majesty's Secret

Service. Author lan Fleming was already

into his forties wheri he decided to write

‘an adventure story that would involve the

people he knew, and the experiences he

had during WWII, as wellascelebrate the
hhigh life he had come to enjoy. Fleming

‘nee said of his work, “The target of my

books lies somewhere between the upper

thigh and the solar plexus.”
lan Fleming began work on his second
Hoes Bond novel even before the first,
‘asino Royals, was released, because he

‘new he would never write another book

if it was a failure, OF course, it was a

tremendous success, as wereall the James

Bond novels. The books featured

everything’ the publie wanted to read:

fantastic derring:do by the hero,
despicable villains, incredible situations,
made credible by Fleming's fascinating
trick of involving the real world (Hoffritz
razors, Bentley cars, Smith- Wesson rifles,

‘and 80 on), exciting sex, thriling action,

and a reaffirmation of classical British

values, Thesales of the books werealways
tremendous, but they became
phenomenal when President Kennedy
declared From Russia With Love was
umber nine on his list oftop ten books

Fleming had) been approuched even
from the beginning by people who wanted
to film his books, CBS made a short TV

film of Casino Royals, inanticipation of a

Series. Fleming even began writing stor

‘outlines. When the show flopped and the

project dropped, Fleming turned some of

the story ideas into novels and short

Several other aborted

‘eapiuring James Bond on film occured,

but it wasn’t until the Cubby

Broccoli/ Harry Saltzman team-up thi

Fleming was satisfied enough with the

project to make a deal, Broccoli had

previously tied (o acquire the film rights
to the books, but his partnerat the time,

Inwin Allen wasn't interested, Saltzman

got an option from Gleming, but he

‘eo\ldn't find a movie company’ Who was

interested! Brocsoli obtained 850 percent

interest in the film rights,and arranged a

deal with United Anisis, Production

attempts at

Fleming had originally envisioned
factor Hoagy Carmichael as James Bond,
secret agent O07, but now it was ten yet
later, and Carmichy

‘addition ot this, i

I was too old, In
been decided to go
‘with a new lacesnd thus ereatea new'star

Seot selected,
ultimately, beewuse of his intensity, his

alk (like a caged tiger”), and of course
his looks. Hig Seottish accent is actually
too thick in Dr, Vo, and care had to be
taken to hide the "Scotland Horever
tatoo on his forearm, In faci, Connery’s

Sean Connery wis

Began on Or. Non andheretinhisiory, eyebrove were rimmed besa they |

Ee Sze)
“Fleming had originally
envisioned actor Hoagy —
Carmichail as James Bond.”

} zambling,

\Were considered tao thick, Hue, Connery
didn't have a sear down his eft cheek, but
hhe was immediately aceepted by millions
‘of people around the world as James
Bond,

The film Dr No, provided the odd
mixture of violence, implied sex, hum
and thrilling adventure thatthe rest of the
Bonds would go on to provide, Itissticha
finely constructed film, however, that
even though audiences today may’ see
dated hirsiyles or dinner jackets, the
terrific action and impressive location
shooting in Jamaica most certainly sta
the test of time, And Ursula Andress's
bikini could could hardly be
revealing and remain functional!

The movie starts in a bizarre fashion
Coming out of the tiles we hear 3
Calypso version of "I htee Blind Mice,”
and see w trio of blind beggars walking

along the road. A white gentleman puts

coin in their up, and Liens to

fear, and slumps over shot by the blind

men! Next they raid his office, killing is

secretary, and steal the "De, No® file from

the office. The plot is underway! a seeret
ind we know

service man has been killed,
who's responsible

Cur to James Bond in w easino:
smoking drinking, and
fascinating all the women in the room

Bond is called to the office, given his

Giicaane.
MGR eg dees Fapge hs wuay
nips AHL RE
Hey MRA NOR is Wo
ile beni nie oan eae oki
oi

television

mnasses, and then some. The plot move
longs We meet Felix Leiter, Boil’ CIA
friend, Quarrel, a loeal Jamican with
whom Bond works, Honeyshile Ries
miore clothed, but more bea iu ane |
novel counterpart, and finaly, Lr. Nol
Joseph Wiseman’ Doctor

fot dt descundunt ul A

is John

Brosnan put it

Capone, but of Deaeult i)
Whe sillian’s scheme iy revealed th

hrothing is left but Bond and
under a citlereading. "1 he nd
hilt James Hond ill return
Russia il Love” ay
Hamilton ther

Gulinger, Youn
Uunderball, psshaps the tines! Bod
‘and British veteran Lewis Gilt olnel
Vu Onis Live: dice, YOU ushered i
the “giant” Bond, with its milion

diet

hollow voleane rocke
Tuunching pad
helicopter

swuenee, and

itector on al
fil

and was final
to direet the ne
On Her Majors
Secret Survie Hui
the proper editiny he

Hi,

feplacement Jame:

Lazenby was hardly better

‘actually Lazenby’s list fil pert
puri

and

and considering his lack ol
«the tremendous pressure on him tn

Connery’s shoes, andhis pe
for being told, by anyone, what tod.
ume through pretty well. Certa
Was betterthan Roger Moore was the ist
two times the later played Hond on
Lazenby announced midway throusl
the picture's production he was mos!
certainly not going to return as 07,
hho one objected, Unfortunately, the it
‘yas not given the pust the other Hon

Pxcepling Connery. didi'tshow up in the
roves that they hud helore, This isa
ery sad becuse OHMSS is considered
many people to he the best Bond: I
certainly Hasn't been topped by'any of the
| Moote Bonds, Diana Rigy is wonderty
1s Trteys he one alel Bond really tals i
Tne Vhe wetion is absolutely
iwvesome, especially. the
‘hich Bond elides pack of pursuers by
skiing down a mountain on one ski, Uhe

with
ski chase in

in’ final taugedy allorded the lead actoy
opportunity to do some “real” acting
iL is-atly t00 bi it gouldn't have been

ushered in the

hud received, and the auch

RR TART
“You Only Live Twice

with its million dollar villian
headquarters: the hollow
volcano rocket launching pad, |
its helicopter chase sequence
and outer space scenes.”

Connery,
Connery had sworn, probably,
jokingly, that he would only return to
Bondage fora million dollar salary, plus
overtime, plus a piece of the pietire, In
1970 the producers were so desperate they
gave in to this demand, and Diamonds
fare Forever was filmed, It has grand
uetion, but Guy Hamilton introduces the
dangerously high level of humor in the
film that was to inerease in, and \hereby
vin, Live and Ler Die
however, Connery: was gone for good,
snd a new James Bond had tobe found
Bond was to be sainted: Ro
Famous for his

This tine,

ong protr
Chateris’ Simon Templar, alias “

Saint.” had been promised the role by
Hurry Saltzman, and Cubby. Broceoli

‘giant’ Bond, |

production of Live and Ler Die
The film was very successful, so the
folldw up, The Man With The Golden
‘Gun, had many elements included in it
from its. prede Which was, of
course, unfortunate, Live and Let Die,
‘and, subsequently, Golden Gun, had too
many silly occurrences, {00 many jokes at
Bond's expense, too many changes in the
Bond character (Bond walking around in
monogrammed pajamas, of using a
ludicrous complicated coffee machine)
‘and villains that do not even come closeto
matching the evil of Dr No, or
Goldfinger, ox Rosa Klebb, Most of the
blame for these changes must le with
Tom Mankiewier, the author of th

soteenplaysy bul” Guy. Harilians
Aifection was fabby, and Moore valked
) through theseenes ikea wooden upp
Haulin 1976, there Were. some
changes for the ood Salzman sold ou
{o Broccoli, Lewis Gilbert was hired back
} to direct, and Mankiewicz was left out of
serecnpliy eollabortion, The esl
Lis year’s The Spy Who Loved Me,
Tied afer Fleming's worst book, was
the first film to include none of the
from the Bock
Hionds Moore has signlfenntly beter as
Od having had two fins of practie, and
iiNet en Gea eel a
apeelally enjoyed te reference (o Tracy
the fil rom On Her Malesiys Secret

‘and the film had the pacing of the
Without sacrificing the
bigness” made popular by the more
recent ones, Barbara Bach was perhaps
the most beautiful heroine ina Bond yet,
ind Richard Kiel as the giant strongman
¥illain Saws" captured the hearts of the
audience:

‘1 course, The Spy Who Loved Me
Went on to become one of the most
successful pictures of last year, and
certainly the most successful Bond, Even,
the theme song, "Nobody Does it Better
Was a hit.

What's next for Bond is, hopefully,
more of the The same crew that
produced "Spy" will begin shooting, this
summer, on For Your Eyes Only. Roger
Moore will be making what will probably
be his lst performance as 007 (he isS11),
0 a new Bond will have to be found. 1
asked Broceoli about his mythieal quote

‘A Bond a year {rom now tll eternity,”
fand he suid, It takes at least 18 months to
begin with, to get one out. And from here
till eternity, I'don't know, but they'll be
going, I think, fo1 a long time, if they're
imade properly, we can continue to make
them, .. 1 eould see, eventually, other
people doing what we've done inthe past
Trying todo it hoping they do it right.”

Whoever takes over for Broccoli and
his “Boys” are going to have a hell of «
{goal 10 shoot for

earlior Bonds,

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DaShiell stands out ab one of
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h combine to make Elevator,

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hiell's songwriting
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Love" are justa few worth mentioning
el DaShiell’ most appealing

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By DENNIS SCHEYER
fehael Murphey is another
member of thit group of

ented musicians in a
ofy known as “one top
+ all-other

‘he album from whic! it was taken” Blue
Sky Night Une but was
bosically ignore

Reng}

F sold well,
the followup single
e, but only Murph
‘and music biz followers gaveit
so0d, but
Tong to be a hit” So, Epic put out a short
version and it hit a high of #50 on.
iNibourd
Michael Murphey, however keeps
puting out excellent albums, "Lonewal

is no exception, The impetus for the ttle

(‘is expresed by” Mirphey-in the liner
nts on the back of the album: “One
night you willee yourself, the olin ofa
fone olf against he froren golden moon,
You wl fe winter your pre. Circling
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You wil begin sng”
Mutphey' volee has an edge not
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Nothing is Your Own” featur
punching horiseetion, funky gui

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sound

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tlie sidewalk, abandoned for someone to

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By DENNIS SCHEYER
fer a month's deity

more than worth the
Bill Lamb, op

late wondering who the
"Southern California Blues

like its title, Ik prompted my friend to say
There's so much you cando witha guitar

tnd he isn't doing a

which Lamb wrote for Randy Meisner:

Daughter of the Sky."

notice, Lamb said thst next time he world

band. He has a good
develop a more

y of it!” Only a song
was worthy of

tome back Wi
voice, but he
g siyle and repertoire
‘After short intermission, John Miles
sd on the stage, He began his all
ertormance with “Honest Man
Jack" form hhis new release "Zarayon.”
Miles on keyboard andelectrie guitar was
in fine form, A rocking version of
Highly” captured the interest of 3
unsure audience
‘On the Borderline” featured the
alkbox that Miles first introduced on.
"Slowdown," It was a typical Miles piece
but extremely enjoyable

Next came *Zaragon” whieh, lor those
‘1 you who weren't thereyis about how a
woman contracts a social disease whileon
42nd Street, The combination of Miles
keyboard work, Bob Marshall's
synthesizer and bass and Barry Blues
percussion made the piece exciting
io Hard Feelings" sounded a lot like
“Remember Yesterda
{hat was preity without

Miles concluded the set with
“Slowdown” from “Stranger in the City.”
{h this performance the girls chorus was
missing, but the rocker had everyone in

uudience moving. The lights went on,

fio chance for the audience to request an

nity Ue night, When aski

Renaissance Was
Worth the Wait

fit it might even be Murphey exon
ith
Murphey is backed on "Lonewoll by
Winding on acoustic puta
Broussard on Electr guitar, Bob Gab
on bats and Mike Bois on drums
Murphey enjoys making music, When
Saw him in the halstorse town on
Woodbine, New Yorks in a 30D scat
all they called theatre,
ple showed Up for his seeond
Show, This yas when “Wildifs yas in
tie top 20, He wld the audignee forthe
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that prevented her earlier
petlormance

Next wis “Carpet of the Sun.” a true
sudienee pleaser, In fact, the audience
its $0 plensed that they show
Unusual amount of enthu
throughout the show

Thinking About Thing
fl the Cards" featured a fine keyboard
solo by John Vout and excellent guita
Work by Michael Dunford and Jon
Camp,

‘On “Day of the Dreamer” [rom "Song
or All Seasons? Haslam sangalong with
the synthesizer. Thesongsounded similar
This was the type olshow

om "Turn

to "Prologue
that the
Renaissance and got It was simple but

suidienee expected from

class

Haslam found the audience's
enthusiasm amusing, She asked. the
auidience if they were smiling, She his an
ineredible laugh, Then came fine
version of "Miday Man” syhich ended
with a plass breking high note by Annie.
Her Yoige can only, be described as
angelic

Northern Lights” from “Song for All
Seasons? featured catchy ris and
excellent drum work by erence Sullivan.
They then did”Songtor AllSeasons*and
lett the stage

Of course the audience brought them,
buck foran encore, which much to this
reviewer's pleastire was t rocking version

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i ll give the Class of 1978 the funds that
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Gary Lee Bennett, President

‘Allan Kaulimn, Vies President

Class of 1978

++. no
voice

fo the Ea
TAs members of the Senior Class we feel
orpelled to take isthe with Gary Bennet’

fave a student speaker at

ad
The Clay of 78 bas been shated ime and
ise agin. One of our ex-presidents 190k
.000and wot away’ with

realtyonly ourdays, our yearbook vill not
3 ailable Unt the fall of 1974, our

Its uly amazing that after spending four
ars ourlives at this inaitution ve wil not

ich as the personal growth experience we
sys gone through, our edueytin und our
Fticoming move lite the “real” world
‘ammengement should not be an
uninisirative event wlone. Ratt, the very
rsonke whose ueademie weconnpishniens the
Feieniony is supposed to honor shot he
sively involved in the graduation pro

raat and that tows mens plasng more
hit pissive, submissive tole the May 26

Ne srongly eneounige Mr. Hennelt 10

sion he conattueney ail ve Uh
psu) to besa a our radon,
Ane Markowitz Disnne Phe
John Sha ow Ser
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meaning

To the Editor:
I Would be embarassed to work for a
Univesity that felt compelled {0 change its
oll to “he oF she" From
oneone Will-want (elehangs the second
syllable inthe word human, Where does this
nonsense end? And how about the second
lable in the word woman’ And surely the
second syllable of the plural of woman is
worse and more of it!
Usuguest a tollly new motto: “Lets gow

tt
4, Hood, M.D, Director
Student Health Service

senate
representation

To the Eaio
This open letierisaddressed tothe members
ofthe faculty

On May 4, you must decide i! student
sentation on the University. Senate
should pass. into iis second decade of
existence, We believe student participation
ould not be terminate itis worthy of your
fontinued confidence and support. Student

ls hive a right (0 be
epresenied in the govesnancestruct reo! this
University,

That right i» grounded in the faet that
siuents are the largest constituency of this
University, and the nature of the
esponsbiliies with whieh the University

Senate is empowered directly elfee this
onstitueney, The rights and responsiilties
ofthe Senutearesoextensve tht, foastident
living on empus, the University Senate is the
Toal government. Without representation on
the Senate many students will be
disenfranchised below the state-wide level
Students come to this University witha wide
‘arely of dreams, expectations, and goals; we
believe that the University should be
‘esponsibe lo our needs as well as to those of
the culty, administrators, and non-teaching
profesional,

We do not believe that the coneerns of our
omimiuity can best be met by separating
faculty, administrators, and non-teaching
Profewionals into one legislature and the
Sludents into another, This eptration would
plice a area stain on the President, Students
‘Would be forced fo approach the President on
1 single question of whether or nota piece of
Fegisation should be signed, Thi kind of
simosphere woul have: many detsimential

iets: fitstly, it Would undermine the
Presiden’ reltionship with the Senate a
esponsive leader; secondly, t ould foree the
resident into the role ofa medlator as wellak
he role of an autocratic decision ma
Finally, both tudentsaind faculty willosethe
ide Insights of cach other’ comments. Vhe

Senate eould no longer he recognized’ as
Spedking for our entire community, but only
isan advocate of some factions within the
ommmunity, Over the past ine sears our
omminity bus proven its ability to resolve
Uiferences of opinion in the poiey formation
suges. We believe a system in which students
ie ol feprevented on Senate is an

Uunwafranted waste of an important resource

Tn the years that students have served the
University on the Senate, they hive proven
isin ability to resolve esnilict within the
overnince system, Studenis have shown,
tine and ime agus, hit they ate movivated
ho just by @ concern for the consiences
that ‘elected them, bu by a evnectn for the
nlite SUNYA community. We have strived
{u) heeome objective in important poley
rations whieh will elleh ture

Yet tthe close ol year th
obscured she similarities and accented the
Uiferences in faculty and Ment Interest it
ty be fied to yiew stidents as wholly
fbjective ind unselfish. It must be
notion that has guided all
Sf li actions the quality of our educations
directly contingent upon the quality of out
hnsiuetors. We have vigorous} advocated the
facilis use to administrators both on and
lf his campus, We have gone beyond thisto
idyocwte, in the. leglslature, inereased
inees forthe faculty of this eampus
Tis as oti work tide ofthis campus has
od to make the University songer, We

he
heleve or work on this exmmpus hus helped to
ike the Senate stronger, Ihestudent brings
hore than idealism snd hard work to that
tod), He/she brings a unigue perspective

spective 15 fully coosidered in

When tht pet
snaking polices for our community, we can't
help but have. stronger, more effective
slation, When this student perspective is
ise: he Senate's policies lose egiimaey, es
ey ea no longerelaim support throughout

Tn corielusion, we ask
iar to retain representation on te Senate,
hl solely forthe ood of students now, bu for
ofany oneotus stidenisind faculty

he B00
ike, ho, at any polntin ther lives orcuteers
will earry with them an assoeltion wi this
David Gold, President

Siident Association

Kathy Baron, Vice-President

Student Association

Paul Feldman, President-Elect

Siudent Association

Fred lrewingion, Vice resident+let
Student Association

Hugh Hil, Student Assosiation
Liason to Senate

Michae) Lisner, Ch

ta Cone)

Unanswered Questions

The search is over, Vince O'Leary has been recommended for the
SUNYA presidency, yet there are many questions about the search
process which will remain unanswered. First, the committee never made
public the names of the other candidates, What was the caliber of these
other candidates? If it was very high, then why did the committee draft
O'Leary, who repeatedly stated that he did not want the job
permanently?

If committee members were not pleased with this secrecy, why has this
only come out after the process has been completed? Why didn't the
SUNYA community get a chance to question the candidates, oréven the
eventual choice for president, on their perception of this university? By
keeping the names secret, was the committee more concerned with the
future of the candidates than with the future of SUNY A? Does the fact
that a non-declared candidate was recruited mean that the caliber of the
ther candidates was less than what was expected and that this came
‘about because of the hard times SUNYA has had?

These questions are ones that the SUNYA community should be told
the answers to. Unfortunately, with its CIA-tike secrecy, itis unlikely
that we will ever know anything about what really went on in the
selection process.

“W”, Students and Senate

A committee of University Senate passed a new bill on the course
withdrawal policy yesterday whic) is clearly a compromise between
faculty and students, The bill calls for the elimination of the “W”, that
negative mark which has marred many a SUNY student's transcript
and chances of employment or placement in grad school.

The W" did not get erased without some sactifice in return, however.
The bill calls for the rollback of the withdrawal period from the current
fourteen weeks to one week after mid-semester.

While this is not the best thing for students, it does make the faculty
happy, which is what a compromises ll about, For faculty, it means no
longer teaching a course and having students drop out of it at the end of
the semester. For students, it means a little adjustment, but also the
erasingof the “W", Surveys of students have found that this compromise
situation would be acceptable, Hopefully, with Senate and presidential
pprovall, it will become policy

In a related Senate issue, the question of whether students should
remain on the policy-developing body comes to a faculty yote on
Monday.

Without student representation, the Senate would no longer bea truly
resentative body and would lose a large amotint of integrity, Faculty
members who will vote on this question Monday should keep that in
mind, Ihe vote is not only for students, it is for Senate andits futureasa
viable university governing entity,

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MAY 5, 1078 MAY 5, i078 ALBANY STUDENT PRESS PAGE ELEVEN

Intramurals: A SUNYA Success Story

contiaued from page sixteen
basicly, the system works

The number of people involved in y

lial has more than doubled
inonlysit.years, This year's total hs

already surpassed the provious year,

ut according 10 Elkin, the najor
goal of the program his not bse
Feached yet

What's nise about running in
{ramurals you never haveto worry

ahout # winning of losing ssason,

Were tring to run a program that
th students can enjoy and tke
lle sng oUt of the Hibrary 10 reli

4nd maybe forget about some ofthe
scemie pressres on campus, Our
fone the school
intramtrals, otal
participation would be treme
us
Hota participation might be very
Aiieult 10 achieve, considering the
prourums major problem, Albany
has serious lek of indoorathiete
facllies The gym isthe only
lable fey, and it must-be
od by physica edieation elise
And the ihereolewite ‘eam, with
Inrammucals being the third pronity

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‘amurals bub donot wish to pay
‘We approached Student

The situation yas demonstrated
hy. our badketball seasons” say
Goldman, Teams’ went to long araduate students or the many ach
‘witht paving «game ta some of (y tHat Would ike fo pullctpale, we
them fost Interest. We jist dkin't wold also have to offer itt the une
have the gym time, and we td mare atestudens 50 they kinda
forfeits because ft" a down.
One. chinge "that the council" Watehing an Intramural game,
Keto se isthe eration ofa regardless ofthe spor, aot hard
Tn apes that ste
: i theres competition
Suen 183 can purtiepale in in-_ sometimes very heated competition
Aramurals Ths uleleavesoutmany Players sll euse when thes ibe
fhe 600) graduate students. some shot, orscream at iheumplteebout&
Of hom want to partsipate init> playa the plate

i Had enough of the same old bars,
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# listening to the same old music?

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lo be & program of competition
There also his to be a program for
people that are ust interested in hay=
Ing a good tine.”

The fact is, the intramural
program offers any caliber of eome
Petition that an. individu) could
Want For Bruce Friedman, thecom=
Petition ts ust

‘We're ust out thereto have fun
sid Frledman, whose intramural
softball team lost
tuumes by moreth:
wwe lose, we can ail joke about it
Ite
ecuuse of the fun aspect, almost
very intramural sport is now also
flfered coed. Aecording to Elkin
this ispethips theessenee of what in
tranny ies (0 bes feople et
jovi thennseves

he philosophy
hshind intrambrals, Go ot, relax
el sone pliyseal exercise and ot
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* Participant in 1977-78. audit

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$1000 summer stipend
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Do you feel you have been discriminated
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If so, don’t hesitate to call legal services
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Date: Saturday May 6, 1978
Time: 9:30am

Meet: Partridge & Western
Destination: Governor's Mansion

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