Albany Student Press, Volume 65, Number 9, 1978 February 28

Lose To Gannon 66-61, Buffalo 104-97;
Host Utica Tomorrow Night In Key Game

bby Eédte Emerman,
If a movie were 10 be made on
Albany State's basketball team’s
road trip last weekend, t might be

titled How The West Was Lou,
Last Friday, the Danes travelled
to western Pennsylvania (Erie), to
play Gannon in search oftheir sixth
in. They didn' get it as

\y of Buffalo, on
unfriendly place for Albany (the
hhave never won there), was Albany's
next stop on their western trip.
Buffalo kept their home record
against Albany unblemished,
winning 104-97 in a wild shootout

sgainst Gannon, the Danes took
1231-29 lead into the second hall
They opened the lead to 37-31 but
Gannon took charge the rest of the

way,

Tied at 40all with 15 minutes ef
to play, Gannon’s Joe Blanks hit a
20-footer which gave Gannon a 42-
40 lead and they were never headed

‘Slowly the Danes fl further and
further back and eight minutes ater
found themselves railing 57-47
Gannon held that spread until wo
minutes remained when Albany
began a desperate attempt to catch
up: Center Barry Cavanaugh ht five
siraight points to cise the gapt053-

JV Five

by Paul Schwartz

Fourteen and two, Fourteen out
of sixteen. Won 14, lost 2. Anyway
it's stated, it still comes out as a
phenomenal record,

The Albany State junior varsity
basketball team won two more
games this week, Last Saturday they
defeated Hudson Valley 97-47, and
‘on Tuesday Onconta fell to Albany
56583.

“Talent is something the Pupshave
4 wealth of, and every bit of i was
needed against a scrappy Oneonta
team, The play in the fist half was
slow and methodical, with both
teams using patient offenses

This type of play almost lulled the
fast breaking high scoring Pups to
sleep. Stil, Albany managed to
‘rind out a'36-26 halftime led,

‘Oneonta came out with new lifein
the second half, andthe game turned
into a close battle. The absence of
jguards Marty MeGraw and Ron
Knox, both of whom did not make
the trip withthe team, hut the Pups
What also hurt Albany was their
sluggish play, and if not for some
excellent foul shooting (16 for 20),
they might have not comeaway with
a victory.

Down the stretch, Oneonta
narrowed the margin 10 wo points
but then the Pups came 10 life
Flawless ballhandling in last few
minutes gave Albany their
unspectacular victory,

Jim Bittker and. Lee Gardner
scored II points each forthe ayvees,
while Erv Roberton was right
‘behind with ten

"“We didn't play well"said Albany
couch Bob Lewis, “They are not a
very good team, but we were not up

for the game, and it showed.”

49 with 47 seconds left. But Albany
never got closer Cavanaugh finished
as the game's high scorer with 25.
points. Don Adamson led Gannon
with 20 while Blanks had 17.

Gannon outrebounded Albany
144.36 with Tony Jones pulling down
13. Kelvin Jones led Albany with
seven, Jones saw much action
because forward Carmelo Verdsjo
was forced to leave the game with
only seven minutes elapsed because
of a sprained ankle

While the Gannon contest wasthe
type of games the Danes like 10
play—patient offense—the Buffalo
contest wasnt,

Both teams came out with loaded
pistols, shooting just about at will
Unfortunately for the Danes,
Buffalo hit nine oftheir first ten, and
15 of ther first 20 to open upa 31-19
lead. But Albany fought back only
tralled by one, 43-42 atthe hall.

“The second hall was dejavu for
Albany. Similar to the Gannon
fsame, the Danes led briefly in the
second hal at 46-43. The teams then
traded baskets for the next seven
‘minutes. Buffalo's Sam Pellon and
Nate Bouie seored straight baskets
ving Buffalo the lad for good at
6-60.

Then Buffalo, just like Gannon,

Nearing Record With Two Wins

Onconta’s jayvees have now lost
to Albany twice this year. Earlier in
the season, the Pups won by 19 at
hhome. Oneonta i getting close, bu
they are notin the same class asthe
Pups.

‘Last Saturday, Albany played
ough Hudson Valley Community
‘College team that entered the game
with an impressive 17-4 reeord,
However, Albany was not
Impressed, und eamewway witha ten
point victory.

This game was fast paced and
offensive minded, the type Albany
excels in, As the Pups learned,
Hudson Valley was alsa capable of
playing at a fast pace, and Albany
found themselves down by four at
the hall

‘opened up ther lead to 97-83. Andif
that isn't enough similarity, the
Danes against rallied late—elosing
the gap t0 97-91 with $4 secondsleft,
‘but again couldn't get closer.

“It just wasnt our type of game,”
said Albany Coach Dick Sauers
referring to the rur-shoot Buffalo
game.

Cavanaugh again was the big gun
for Albany hitting a season-high 28
points, “Verdejo, playing with a
bruised ankle, scored 19 points and
pulled down 4 rebounds

or Buffalo, Pellom led the way
with 29 points, 19 in the second half
while Larry Jones had 23. Albany
particularly got burned by a player
who once played as a Dane. Eddie
Johnson, who played here three
Years ago scored 25 points, including
15 points in the second half

It hs been the Danes inability to
win most of the close games his year
in the closing minutes and this
weekend was no exception, “We lost
‘our poise." sid Couch Sauers,
referring (0 both loses

The two defeats lowered the
Danes record to 11-9 with wo
‘egular season games remaining.

‘According to Savers, the Danes
are_among six teams being
considered for three remainingspots

Albany applied strong defensive
pressure and a half court trap inthe
second half, but Hudson Valley
‘would not roll over, With the score

-80, the Pups finally took
‘command and ran off ten straight
points for the trump,

Balanced scoring was the name of
the game for the Pups, as the entire
starting five scored in double figures
Bittker and Roberson each had 22,
followed by Gardner with 16,
McGraw with 12, and Steve Low
adding ten point

With four games remaining, the
jnyvees have a definite shot atthe all
time hest record for siny Albany
jayvee team. The record is 17 wins
tnd 3 losses, set in the 1973-74

Jusl-meet
1838-14 romp over MIT. Danee finished with a 8-9 record.

‘Albany's Barry Cavanaugh (54) scored 83 points n Danes two games
over the weekend. Albany los! both games to Butfalo and Gannon

College tomorrow night at
Univesity Gyn at 830, The anual
‘Auma Night game wil be played
fight before the varity game
teinning a 630 pu, The ame wil
feature teams made up of formst
Atbany players. A win tains Us
wil guarantee Sauers his 25th
Consecutive alsin epson.
Danes sill havea chance atthe
SUNYAC tte and anautonatic bid
im the NCAA Division I plavots.
UF Oneonta Defeats Posdam
‘omortow night and then if Oneonta
loses Brockport on Tuesday. there
defeated by the Pups euler this would be a three-way tie between
year, but is an improving ballciub, Qneonta, Potsdam and Alben.
rele lae Coee gree SOME Aan 6 Cavanugh 10525, Verso
i 204: Rojl2 26, Weblo 306 Cine
This weekend will el the stor. eiarryh irr
commented Levis “I we cin win 2 Janam 228
both games, we have a great shot at Gannon Adana 4 Mier 40
the reso donor STi Banas taker 2 2%
Tacidentally, the each ofthe 7-3 Michel 204
sam was alo coach Lewis, Which
team ds he think is beter?“ dont
like o compare teams willy that
this year’s team is as good #8 any
team Fve ever coh
Scvenicen and three, Foursen
and two, There's one ich who can
Tet the numbers speak Tor
ses

Grapplers End 5-9 Season
With Victory Over MIT

The Albany State westing team
closed out its dual seuson with «The win followed Albany's
convincing 35-14 victory over the eleventheplace finish out of 17
Massachusetts Institute of schools at the New York State
Technology, Wednesday, College Wrestling Couches

Mark Dailey, Mike Miller, Pete Assocation Championships held at
Palkovie, Ron Avignone and Chris Rochester Institute of ‘Technology
Covas all won for Albany who last weekend.
finished the season witha $9 mark, Jim Morrill, @ freshman, plac
Rick Porter also won postinga 1246 fourthin the 190-pound weight clas,
decision atthe 158 lass which lifted He was decisioned 10-7 by Buffalo's
his record to 12-1-1 Jeff Wheeler for third place

Daily at 134 won an 8-0 decision. Twofreshmen, Steve Zucker(118)
‘At 142, Millerpinned Mark Olsonat_and Ken Gunn (heavy) along with
1:39, Palkovie won his 130 pound Porter will be competing in the
match with a 13-2 decision, NCAA Division IIL Weesting

‘At 167, Avingone pinned his Championships to be held at
opponent ut 2:55 and Covas also Wheaton College, Wheaton, Illinios,
won with a pin over his 177-pound next weekend.

in the NCAA Division HL East
Regional to be held at Stony Brook
‘The Danes are also beingeonsidered
for the ECAC Upstate New York
tourney to be hosted by Hamilton at
Unica College

Free Throws: Albany hosts Uricn

This weekend the Pups play
Union and Cobleskill, Union was

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59°19; Royal 1 6°% Keane 1?
Wiki 701-ie 102009317.

ny 15,Coare 24: Janae
Pata 14— han 725 Peta 1

739; Jones 0 323; Mendenhall 317
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‘opponent.

jol. LXV, No. 9 1S 1478 by Albany Otadert Press Corporation

Tenure Case Handling

substantive information from the
‘departmental members."

She also claimed Ross failed to
provide her with a copy ofthe letter
of transmittal to the Dean, or to
allow her to see her personnel
The letter of transmittal isthe ch
recommendation on the candidate's
tenure, after the department has
voted on it

by MJ. Memmott

‘A 1975 tenure case inthe Speech
Pathology Department was handled
ina*slipshod manner", accordingto
the SUNYA.Couneil an. Academic
Freedom and Ethics. The tenure case
was that of former SUNYA Speech
Pathology Professor Dorothy S.
Miller, CAFE came to theit
conclusion inva eter to former
Spoech Pathology Chaie Gerlene Miller received a negative vote
Ross on Feb. 17, 1977 from the department members,

Ross had been named by Millerin according othe eter of transmittal.
her complaint to CAFE, slong with In addition, Mille charged that
Dean of Education Gilbert Moore; _ her ile was biased and disorganized,
the Schoo! of Education Commitice the confidentiality ofthe department
fon Appointments, Promotions, and vote was violated, documents in her
Tenure; and the Council on temporary file were substiuied,
Promotions and Continuing student evaluations were not
Appointments. Miller charged Ross gathered, and her academic freedom
With “distortion and withholding of was violated —all beeauseof Ress,

fe

WCDB Has Definite Plans
For Broadcast This Week

by Thomas Martello

Thelong wait or WCDBto goon the iris almost overas thestation
plans its debut broadeast for either tomorrow or Thursday.

Telephone lines are currently being installed between the station's
studios in the Campus Center and the transmitter atop Mohawk
Tower. Complaints raised by the Atmospheric Sciences Research
Center thut the transmission of radio signals by the station might
hamper weather research have resulted inthe installation of temporary
lines rather than permanent lines. The temporary lines will remain
until a setlement is reached by the station, the ASRC and the
Univers,

“The installation of the lines will continue today,” suid station
General Manager Paul Rosenthal. “We will be able 10 goon the air
within 24 hours of the lines’ eompletion, iit is found to bein working
order.”

Rosenthal suid that there have been no specific problems in the
insallation ofthe tlephone lines and that the premiere of the radio
station will probably occur inthe late afternoon or early evening of
either tomorrow or Thursday

Ex Comp Lit Prof Granted Tenure Hearing

1975 because she is a woman,

SUNY Counsel Thomas Santoro
had contended that since Leibowitz
also has court actions pendingon the
questions surrounding her tenure
ase, the Division couldn't consider
hher charges. According to Santoro,
‘under State law no person may bring
‘charges before the Human Rights
Divisionif they ae involved incourt
actions dealing withthe same events.

Leibowitz and her lawyer,
Margarethe Powers have argued
‘that the two proceedings ure based

Former SUNYA Comparative
Literature Professor Judith
Leibowitz has been granted a
hearing before the State Division of
Human Rights to present her charge
of sex discrimination at SUNYA.
Division Hearing Examiner
Norman Mednick has scheduled her
case for ether March 22 or 23
The Leibowitz case was
postponed Jan.24, when the legal
counsel for SUNY questioned the
Divisions jurisdiction, Leibowite is
‘charging that she was denied tenure

Criticized

In the letter to Ross, CAFE listed
cach of the charges that Miler had
leveled against her. They found that
the department members were not
given enough information on Miller
before they voted. CAFE did not
charge Ross with intentionally
withholding information, but did
point out it was her responsibility 0
provide it

‘CAFE did find that the letters of
Transmittal were improperly
handled, and that Ross had
substituted a revised eter after Nov
25, 1975.

However, CAFE found
“insufficient evidence” that Ross was
prejudiced against Miler, and no
evidence that the confidentiality of
the dy artment’s vote was violated.
Student evaluations had not been
collected according to CAFE, but
there was no indication that they
were being withheld, ‘They also
found no violation of academic
freedom.

“The whole isue of Mrs. Miller's
complaint was a setup," said Ross
She declined to suy why. or exactly
Who set it up, but did say “I did
nothing wrong.”

Miller, however said that
the whole thing was handled in a

Stony Brook SA Owes

by Mike Peatiman

The SUNY Stony Brook
administration has. requested
payment of a $25,000 phone bill run
up by Polity, the Stony Brook
student association. The bill, which
is due today, covers telephone
Service revcived by Polity and its
alfiated organizations over the past
three years

The wo organizations hit hardest
by the action are Statesman, the
Stonybrook newspaper. and WUSB,
the student radio station, The two
Broups owe approximately $9000
1nd $8000, respectively.

According to Polity Exccutive
Director Bill Camarda, the normal
procedure hasbeen fr the university
to pay the telephone bills and be
feimbursed later by the different
student organizations. He suid that
many of the student organizations

fon separate complains, They
contend that the court actions deal
with the charge that she was
arbitrarily and capriciously
dismissed from her job, and that the
hearing before the Human Rights
Division is concerned with charges
‘of sex discrimination in her denial of
tenure and in working conditions at
SUNYA.

Mednick ruled that the Division
does have jurisdiction, In wetter on
February 16, Mednick stated that

itis my ruling thatthe Article 78

jpeech Pathology Chair Gerlene Ross was charged with
“distortion and withholding of substantive Information from the
par by a former inthe

other grievance-complaints fled
against Ross aftershe became chair.

Boomliter was Chair of the
Department from 1969 to 1973, and
Ross followed him, fist as acting

sean, ofthanded manner
inly seemed a deliberate process
to handle it improperly."

This has been only grievance or
complaint ever filed agains ber said
Ross. “Ifthere were any others, they Chait for a yeat, until she was
didn't come to my attention,” Ross officially named to the post
said The Speech Pathology

Another former Speech Department was retrenched by
Pathology Chair, Paul Boomslter, former President Emmett Fields in
disagrees with Ross on this point. March 1976, and is currently being
Boomslter said there were three phased out

Phone Bill

have been operating on credit and that the administration is
that the administration decided to negotiating with Polity over
collect all the accounts at once. payment ofthe billl will approach

Camarda said the student the Vice President of Finance and
government itself is paying Business here with a proposal forthe
approximately $000 in phone bills. payment of half the amount down

He also said that many of the and the balance out of a debt
Femaining charges are billed to retirement budget," she said. “I's
sroups that no longer exist, oF are possible that there would be some
‘the result of third-party calls to disruptions in telephone service, but
Polity’ extension number. it won't be eut off completely”

Although Long Island's local Statesman Managing Editor Jack
newspaper Newsday, reported last Millrod said he blamed the
‘week that phone service might be administration for “acting in an ‘all
suspended the warnings will not now’ fashion. I's also our fault,

materialize according to Camarda,

‘We've been working closely with
the university and they're not
shutting off phone service at the end
ofthe month,” he said. "We'redoing
everything we ean to cooperate

Director of Telecommunications
«at Stony Brook Tina Dimaggio sid

‘The bill has increased Statesman's
already serious financial problems,
and has contributed to the
newspaper's decision to cut back
publication rom three to two issues

per week
Milirod said the newspaper was
considering seeking additional
‘continued on page two

action brought by the complainant
docs not bar a hearing on the
complaint whch she thereafter filed
with the Division of Human Rights."
“Mednick will convene the hearing
in Albany at the Alfred E. Smith
building. After heaving the
arguments of both Leibowitz and
SUNY Counsel Santoro, he will
submit a recommendation to one of
three Division Commissioners. The
Commissioner then makes a

decision on the case,
— Mad. Memmott

/

CONFERENCE ASSISTANT SUNY Offices Move to D&H Plaza
“POSITIONS AVAILABLE: 5°": ue f we
iCal ag Ootslod Cena’ oninued from page one 7 Susan Deartne ight and ninth floors ofthe old Central sud the dcinion to renovate
= funding through the establishment SUNY Central will bepin moving Atbany Evening Journal Building, the plaza was made in order to both
of a fre dolar “Sisteman fee" is dinate ofr Mach 17 ef retin wich make EEE # Har bling ano
edie patnahels stich would be added on to each from the Twin Towers Building on yptheplan when equaersthere contribute to the revitliation of
ae {a Staines unligConterene | student bil. The ei eto be State Stet tote renovated DAH are completed downtown Albany. The University
per {toa eteresdem 000. Plaza, renamed Univers Para. The’ Pla wil house all SUNY Plazas oeted on Broadvay atthe
berdiliermatn! Pigven after cutting back t0 1¥o The felocation is expected to cost Central offices in one location,  f00t of State Stret
‘Time Conumitment: June I~ July 31, 1978 issues a week, Milrod said, the paper about $77,000, and should be centralizir me that have been Jel cet ee vareneting el
wl il ‘be in nancial rouble ompleted over the course of Sve Sater in sift. building renovating the pls bas reached 18
etl Unless the administration can te Cyban Troops Join Ethioplan Wai consecutive weekends. ‘Savings from the Twin Towers rent million dollars
elena Las MioalorSutemaops) CoumtaPy eon oes haved cba rte ft in pin te ee cits Seem i pelnTic! NT uee arias
Be ours tat secs | Gacanoan bok cra to Yt Ret Qtpis nthe Ets provi, hina id Mendy ina ian See Hane Te atecartan ui
Maputo eto | pid the eager Ye Cay aedy ha ten pte hig wep opan psi th al As Ese Jo
ce halt publication before the eee ei aden war gaat Somalseesoin atthe therend ofthe count . P tiding. and. the old Federal
Remuneration: $750 plus room and board from | is over. ‘Rage Michoel Kahsai, spokesman for the Eritrean People’s Liberation Building. It willeventuallyhouse910
i pease ogi pele Ant ine Outi eters Ct ER om ne OCA Interviews Applicants wait
‘Were to App: fice of Student Affe, AD 129 | here 1o lower the amount,” Miltod Erizeay capital of Asmara for an unsuccessful attempt to erack the five " ai spokesperson for the SUNY
i ye Seen ieareh sid sisbudgs cb eg ofthe iy. Ks sd EPL ineligec in Asa For Coordinator Position oud of Tras sid, Wharton
if “The newspaper has had its Budge! [opted that Cuban troops fired heavy artillery and rocket launchers as the Fe b desided to reside in the Pars after
f Appleton Denne: Return appinton to AD. 129s ‘por Denise Lent ad experene_ in dealing. wi
) le tesco A | catty ety eh ye fore pat ERapm robe 0 He uh salen ay nes 7 Ee, panto cS elation fa te SUNY Cte =
INFORM. , Loan bolas hele ‘how interviewing applicants for the out ists the following NOUS” [Decause the building was
i me ADDSTOP BY. AD 129 ten 22 Statesman said “This isthe best Spanish Army Puts Pantomimists on Trial ead ee bere craic rare (guomin® already being renovated [and] the The D&H Plaza on Broadway and State Street wil house all SUNY q
vay wrarveanevspoper.Overtht SPATECONA, Bram (AP) TheSpanisharmy will pi fe pantosnins on ee con reaponsibtes for the 4 Spnee” gets ean be readily ‘Central ofices, The relocation wil cost about $77,000. ¢
past three years, Statesman 3S trigi Tuesday for allegedly insulting the military in one of their mime plays ‘According 10 OCA paralegul overseeing the development of OCA continued on page four

Soe iene deuume Soucne cen correc eed os! mvention
Tne Soest cares Srsinm Lilien, daeeateuertatinarniatet und elope pestle

‘same — higher costs, less money.” Troderates condemmed the prosecution ast throwback tothe days ofthe
The editorial said the Franco dictatomhip, Military olficals rejected an appeal from the
administration's request for jefendants Monday fora civilian ial and ordered them to face a Bareclot
es Friday, March 3 | payment ofthe $9000 phone bill ill” court martial of four military jude.
'7:00/9:38 | ulmost eliminate the newspaper's
1Sew/ts, 18 w/out | emaining, Pty fending forthe Carter Meets With Governors
= WASHINGTON (AP) The nation’s governors met with President Carter
"If the University does take the Monday to press their demands for federal action to step-up energy
money necessary t0 pay the bill, Production and for less Washington interference with state energs
Statesman cannot continue Yeelopment plans. The White House mecting, second in a twodss
‘publishing as it has in the past." the conference on energy production, followed a specch by Secretary of State
editorial sa Cyrus Vance which called for promotion of domestic energy to Feleve the
{Bpendence om Arab oil The governors expressed the sme eodcern 1

Diet Soda Labeled <sres.ssying"tisessenial that we develop all posiblesouress of domes.

( CLEANS EVAVE) AE Reece tee ree
CIEHA

oil and gas consistent with our environmental goals, to protect ourselyes nucrowed thatnumberdownto Wor planning the following activities: member Robi Sehlaf wards which are given every spring about 300 people attended.

| Hazard to Health +s tur enbsroe so sow wo wet ou fs eis 1S"Kamy step tw ot Rowton an to ""AVPING "ook wih atc WNBCommnd "Oe Senay mee ated

if Uhvceappicantswillecieveasecond draw students into the OCA and consumer protection, ecological and WCRS, channel 13. seminars on gnera concepts such

| 5 by Mike Pearman Med Students Banned From Hospital Unions intersgw hate the final deciiom's involve them. actively in varios protetion, and society.” aecording The awards went to co-chairs of the elite concept of NYPIRG and

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= w)J8C card ntficially sweetened drink Tab iow parsing certain staff members, including medical interns and reside ‘Ledwith sad the new coordinator publications, social events, Ross Brooklyn” campaign Diane and — should play.
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tis beverage, [Appeals that federal labor policy preempls any state granting the right +t

SUNYA to Hold Helios erence SE ee ae ee

“The warning. states that the collective bargaining to such hospital staf members. The NLRB ruled
“The One and Onhy™ product may bevhacarousto your 976 that inten, resident ad cial fellows at such fain

| P . . Health” and that it “eontains classified at “housestalf offers” — should not be allowed to burg invest in ox
I is Funny, Hilarious and Hysterical saccharin which has been collectively. Such staff members are “primarily engaged in gradi A confers. cite “Helios: pretation of 42 papers by U.S, Shuraker sid the conten i scriminaton lon ein fun

ve're very serious i determined 0 cause cancer in educational training” and “hee slats is therefore that of students rai idm Myth Solar Energy” will be and Canadian scholarsonallaypeds extremely important for (Wo The Mooganscondusteda picker According to SUNYA NYPIRG

(We're very se about this) laboratory animals thes of erployess” te bose alder conceding that the alles poneese Coe ee Le afb realla beiwaai tatinaad ian "Pine ki wil be Od Gack MUG eter moar Seen. Ciekoas RUNTA

SUNYA Alumni House Conference man, according ta Director of The general for Humanities and the New York Savings Bank on was chosen to host the conference
Center, The symposium will focus Insitute for Humanisic Studies College to be seen as a center [or Flatbush and Nosirand Avenues, because of ls central location inthe
fon the role of the sun in myth, Dr. M.E.Grenander interdisciplinary research. Second. Another award was presented 4o state. This is the fourth year that
PMeriture, arte music and The Keynote speaker al the it will make other schools aware of Waiter Hang, an environmental SUNYA has hosted the NYPIRG
technology conference will he Dr. Henry 1. the ealbre of instructor We hive scientist from New York City who spring conference

The conference representsthefirw Marvin, Director of the Division of here

time at SUNYA that faculty from Solar “Technology in President Acting SUNVA President Vincent Fasting Students Raise

Elizabeth Preddy, Marketing “certain employee characteristics,
Manager for the Bottles ‘Sales

Division of the Coca-Cola Government Not Obliged to Fund Busing

‘Company. suid the new labeling is WASHINGTON (AP) The Supreme Court, denying an appeal {10
the result of federal law requiring Kentucky, sud in effeet Monday that the federal government does ha
all products containing the artical 49 help pay the costs of court-ordered busing achieve racially deegregacd
sweetner to be beled with 2 public schools, ‘The justices rejeted without comment an appeal i

warning for a period of 18 months. Kentucky Gov, Julian M. Caroll ching permission to ask or federal hp the ‘Sciences and Humanities Carters Department of Energy. O'Leary said he thinks the project
‘A decision on whether of not the in paying for busing inthe Loviyvillearea, ane of hundeeds of school dstte!s have worked together on such a All talks ae free and open ws the will help to ereae a link between the

paying for busing undeeds ’
setter sould betaneedcaul te te! ie nutonchryng out oureodered basins The urs wa fe et OR ED akie eer esac acl Memon manor Money for World’s Hungry
‘made after that petiod at least for now, any hope other stale and local schoo! districts may havs ta ‘tmospheric Sciences Research the reception and meals The Institute for “Humanistic
reddy said that cans and bottles yet such federal help. Center, Dr, Volker Mohnon, Dean of the College of Studies, which initiated “HELIOS", by Aron Smith conseiousness-raising simulation

HELIOS" will include the Humanities and Fine Ads, John i made up of thirty fellows in Almost $10,000 was raised Friday games and mixed media

Humanistic disciplines chosen by anand Saturday when S0OSUNYA and presentations covering muss medi
advisory council, according: 10 Siena College students participated and hunger. technology and hunger,
Grenander. O'Leary sail they are ain Crop’s second annual W-hour hunger in Attics, and food waste at
ew group on campus: only one year fast foe world hunger. SUNYA,

withthe “new labels were fist
isiributed Feb. 21. Products Carter Appoints Beame to Advisory Commission
dispensed {rom soda fountains won't WASHINGTON (AP) President Carter appointed former New York Mays!
beaffected because the law is“aimed Abraham D. Beame on Monday as chairman of the Advisory Commiss't

‘at immediate consumption.” ‘on Intergovernmental Relations. The 26-member commission consists ot

TAs ese © coer; ne entre Te eyes oe Oe i Bleed coher seowtaniete AL Alemsy “vngercsate

i Cat Reiner Fi suid the pensers inthe SUNVACenmon problems. Bese cane mayoral New York far 1978 us Siwumaker said iw inrational aged to ay a speci amount or actives gan ax cary a Trey
cafeterias aren't covered by the aw. earlier thie yea * conferences may be Bek! next year, cach hour fasted. hight, witha special religious service.

tne on ti relajon hotwen ihe Munyersrelated activities Another service followed on Friday

“At this moment, we havent
Planned to label the dispensers, bt Good of Saccharin Use Outweighs Bad

that dosen't mean we may nol.” WASHINGTON (AP) If using saccharin keeps a person {rom guining
Zahm also said the dispensing weight, the long-term cancer risk fromthe artificial sweetener is far lexs!an
machines are the property of the (he increased heath risks cased by exces weight, according to usiati
Coca Cola Company and that Coca analysis, De. Bernard L. Cohen, a University. of Pittsburgh physics!
Cola would make any decision on specializing in risk assessment, said Monday preliminary data indicates tha!

Humanities and Computers, and coordinated withthelastdrew about night, during the regular dinner

nother, called a Symposium on forty students, according 10 fast hours. This preceded a showing of

Death organizer Joseph Campo. Friday the film "Hunger in America” and
“The Humanities lose their power nights activites included films, a simulation games led by Siena

when they fail to interpret the spirit speech and slide presentation by Professor of ReligiousStudies Merle

of the age.” Grenander said. "A New York State Crop Director Longwood.

Mulli-disciplinary context was Doug Anderson, and a coffecless “The whole thing basically ran

‘changing the labeling. ne benefits of drinking a ft drink exeved the tisk
‘the benefits of drinking  saccharin-sweetened diet soft drink exceed th needed 10 bring together icading coffechouse featuring guitarist’ about iwo, wo and ahalfhours,and
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nine seconds per I2-ounee serving. This compares with a deereased Ic
expectney of 12 minutes for every cigarette smoked, he adds

Assembly Democrats Propose Welfare Bills
ALBANY, N.Y. (AP) A package of bils aimed at helping om
Administer welfare programs and cut costs was proposed Monday by
‘Assembly Democrats, Sponsors suid the overall package, which include #
billallowing computer searches ofthe payroll records fall working peo
ould save an estimated $35 million in welfare costs, But spon»
Acknowledged the program was also an attempt by the Demosrats
‘leadership to dea with some of hestongest criticism by county oct
Republicans over state-mandated welfare programs and regulation

Harold Gould Hervé Vilchaize Polly Holiday andGene Sas

‘Witten by Steve Gordon Executive Producer Robert Halmi
Pocuzed by Steve Grdon and Davi Picket _
_Dinected by Carl Reiner “gc saree

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the Humanities bringto according to Campo. food service over here 4
of our age.” ‘Among Saturday's speakers were that for every hundred students that
The conference isbeingsponsored Assemblyman Morris Hinchey (D- would fast, they would give us the
by The Institute for Humanistic Ulster)and Bread forthe World New money from the meal

Studies, the College of Humanities York Division Director Dennis ‘Three-quarters of the funds
tnd Fine Artsand the Atmospheric Meyer. Hinchey spoke on New York — collected by fasters at SUNYA and
Sciences Research Center. tis also State food and farm policy. Meyer Siena will be distributed to
being funded by a grant from the conducted u letter writing campaign underdeveloped countries by
New York Council for the encompassing both Congress and Church World Services. The
Humanities the state legislature, ‘remaining funds willbenefitLwanga
asters also participated in and Mercy Homes in Albany,

Held Over! Fourth Week!

HELIOS Involves relations between the sun and man, according to
Director of the institute for Humaniatic Studies Dr. M.E. Grenander. = D Lenci

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‘man astray, and left many more
broken and unfuited -- unt

One eighth of a

Non forthe university. A revelation.

And enly ten

pacer ta

By DENNIS SCHEYER
bout six months ago a
computer operator form
Liverpoo! released a series of
singles in Great Britain,
followed by an album release

in both Great Britain and the United

States, The album and singles soared to

‘number one in England, but for the first

couple of nionths after their releasein the

United States, Elvis Costello was nothing.

‘more than a curiosity

Then Columbia Records started the big
push. Actually, it was unneeded for
Costello's music stood up on its own. It
was radical rock and roll, the lyrics
intriguing, the music extremely
listenable. In any case, the album started
selling well enought to warrant a tour of
the U.S. Throughout the tour Costello

As shunned interviews, ete, except for a
long-to-be remembered appearance on
Saturday Night Live where he stopped in
the middle of one song, and decided he
wanted to do a different one,

Which brings us to last Saturday night
at Page Hall. Costello sold fast
University Concert Board had a hit on its
hands. The concert had sold-out almost
two weeks in advance. Tickets were being
easily scalped at $5 a head.

The audience was psyched. Elvis doing
his sound check (which contained new
material!) made it a certainty that an
intriguing show was imminent. Intriguing
turned out to bea weak word for what the
audience heard and saw.

UCB was forced 10 confiscate all
cameras and tape machines at the door
due to Costello’s action in Brockport
when he ended his performance early
alter being upset by someone's camera
Hash.

From the beginning Costello's road
lerew seemed snotty. They seemed to be
content at the fact that the sound would
be as deafening as the massive speakers
could crank out.UCB handed a few lucky
by-standers cotton.

Will Alexander and. the Boom Boom
band opened the show, Their debut

Costello Showed"
Cheek and Charm

album is basic rock; not bad, but certainly
nothing special. And so went thei
performance.

‘They opened the show with "Home Is”,
Willie's on-stage movements were
animated and they were further enhanced
by his unique way of showing the
audience he could sing with gum in his
mouth,

During “Slippin and Stidin" and
“Everybody Knows,” Willie was plagued
by mike problems. For some reason this
also happened to the Talking Heads when
they appeared at Page Hall. Through it
all Willie kept rocking. When a member
of the audience called out "Cat Stevens”,
Willie replied “Cat Stevens? Is he here
tonight? Stand up Cat-Gimme a break

Following several swigs from a handy
bottle, Willie stripped toa revealing black
silk t-shirt to sing “You've Lost That
Lovin Feelin." The Righteous br “thers
have no competition. “Radio Heart” and

Hair” featured driving guitar solos, but
they were not enough to make up for the
overall mediocrity of Willie Alexander
and the Boom Boom Band's performance

Following the intermission, a skinny
‘man in a grey suit a thin tie with red shoes
appeared on stage and wasted no time in
playing some of the most intense rock and
roll seen by area crowds in a long time.

Elvis Costello opened the show with
‘what was best called a medley of songs
from My Aim Is True. It featured

Mystery Dance,”

Throughout Costello had no stage
Presence whatsoever. If anything, he
looked pained. But the music caught me
falmost as much as the last time 1 saw
Bruce Springstein. Musically Costello is
something special.

He introduced two new songs next, The
first, “Lip Service,” was a bitter tale of
unrequited love (a trend in all of his
songs). The second “I Don't Want to Go
to Chelsea” was superb. Elvis's back-up
band (Which he never introduced) was
excellent. The organist played an

instrument that was reminiscent of Eric
Burden and the Animals. It added the
needed touch to the basic 60's rock style
that Costello emulates so wel

Costello took off his guitar and peered
through his Poindexter-lype glasses into
the audience. He then played a revved-
up, dynamite version of “Red Shoes.”
The audience was into this man, He
rewarded them with good music and
assault

Someone in the audience called
Costello an “asshole”, another told him
to “Go back to England” Elvis replied
with “Fuck off, come down here and say
that” In any ease, from here on in his
stage attitude changed. Two more new
songs, “Hand in Hand” (dedicated to “all
you rich Americans with cars") and “See
Your Friends” continued Costello's well-
known bitterness about love, The lyrics:
“Ldon’t want to be your lover, I just want
to be your victim.”

Costello then segued into “Watching
the Detectives”, easily the highlight of the
show. The version was mch fuller and ex-
more powerful than that of the album.
The song is a put down of television that
Costello pounded out with every bit of
strength he had, When the audience
began to clap along Costello yelled, “No
tse in keeping time with us, we can lose
you."

Costello then asked the audience to
stand up. They obliged. He launched into
another new rocker called “Pep It Up"
Throughout the song the UCB people
asked the audience to please refrain from

standing. This, combined with several
flashcubes in the audience disturbed
Costello. His obnoxious stage altitude
turned into anger, and with a “Good
night,” he stormed off stage after an
extremely short 40 minute show, He
refused to do an encore, much to the
distress of the audience.

‘The lights went on afd the audience
left. The reigning opinion was that the
music was of the highest calibre, but why
‘Rot an encore? It seems, according 10
several sources, that Costello's band and
crew did not like the treatment he
received. Shortly after the concert, UCB
Treasurer Evan Gold was asked by
Costelto's road manager how he liked the
concert. Gold said he enjoyed it and,
‘according to Gold, he proceeded to walk
away. The road manager then reportedly
‘grabbed him, tore his shirt, and took a
swing at him. Gold blocked the swing,
and the road manager tried to kick himin
a strategic place. Gold got away. But the
road manager caused further havoc
backstage by calling other UCB workers

dirty Jews” and “niggers.”

None of this affected the music; it was
the best, though it was much too short
‘As far as Costello and his crew’ attitude,
it was at the very least appalling. If he
expects to have any sort of a future in the
‘rock and roll business he better get his shit
together. Thanks should go to Concert
Board for the opportunity to see aunique
performer, they really suffered through
this show. May the music in the future be
of the same high calibre without the grief

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by Rich Mermeatein

‘A tong time ago, long before the N.Y. Post
became the N.Y. Enquirer, sportswriter
Jimmy Cannon wrote a column of aon
‘sequitors and opinions under the heading
‘Nobody Atked Me, But... Coincidentally,
nobody asked me ether, bu

Sign, Sign, Anywhere a Signt Department:

For a campus that looks almost the same
‘uptide down ax rightside up, and which has
‘very few reference points, why aren'ihereany
ign clucing in newcomers and visitors to our
schoo! as to where certain important buildings
are? Pethaps even an Information phone
somewhere near the entrance, whicheould be
hooked up to the Campus Center desk.

Undereooked Coffee Dept: The campus
wine and cheese place -- the Mousetrap —
was a big success this past weekend. Students
found ita pleasant alternative o monotonous
parties, loud bars, and second rate discos. The
atmosphere was easy, the music pleasant,
seating was comfortable, One question: What
eayon, other than poor public relations, can
be given for the Freezedried Coffechouse’s
continued poor turnout? There's no reason
why the coffechouse can meet with similar

Only at SUNYA Dept :An RA approached
SA fora permit to sell donuts inher dorm. An
SA official asked her ifthere would be price
differential for tax eard holders,

‘There's No One in the Place Except You
‘and Me Dept : The gym is supposedly open
luntil 1 am, these days. Why, then, are the
‘uequetball courts sil cleared at 10:40?

Give Me a Few Weehs to Think About it
Dept: Why are students at Binghamton
allowed well over a month to drop a course,
While we have to either drop courses after ten
days, or ese receive a big W? (My cum, just
like the vatof money in sa Mad, Mad. Mad,
Mad, Mad, World is shaded by 1 big W.)

AC/DC Dept : Speaking of Binghamton,
why do they have an administtation which so
readily accepted plus/minus grading while

‘ours has sat on the isue for years?

Do As I Say and Not As 1 Do Dept:
Granted, i'l take some fighting to make
teachers realize that if they're smoking, other
ids willtoo. But there must be some recourse
‘aguinat SUNYA bus drivers who smoke while
driving.

1 takes about as much time ait takes to pick
up your driver's license.

‘Shouldn't Have Took More Than You
Gave Dept : What happens tothe alleged case
against Mare Benecke for allegedly stealing
‘Class of 78 funds when there no longer is
‘Class of 78 — in about three months, thats.

‘The Revolving Door Dept: Giventhatit’s a
fost cause for teachers tosetasidetimetomect
with students, or even teach, while they've got
the everswinging axe above their bead
demanding that they publish, perhaps the
‘Search Committe looking fr new president
should actively search for some student
‘pinion, SUNY Central, obviously, makesthe
‘major decisions for overall policy, but the
president can giveth schoola base direction,

‘That's Entertainment Dept: Saturday
night's Elvis Costello concertat Page Hall had
the necessary elements for u great sequel to
“Gimme Shelter”. Despite an enthusiastic
turnout as predicted by UCB's Jeff "Oh my
aching head) Stern, the audience and
performer were not exactly on friendly terms,
In fact, the terms were more like "Up yours”
and “Go home you deranged limey!”. Elvis
and the crowd exchanged unpleasantis, a8
well asa few fruitsand vegetables, Usedtobea
dday when only a guy like Don Rickes could
feel away with something like that,

Stop the Music Dept: Why isi that the
Atmospheric Science Research Center waited
until the day of consttuetion to complain
bout the WCDB radio transmitter and
antenna stop Mohawk Tower? ASRC
officials say they hadn't been informed
Doesnt anyone read the AS? anymore?

. viewpoint

stupid
militants

To the Eéltor:

Last Friday, Feb. 24, your “Guest
Opinions” column had an opinion given usin
the form of a threat from a group called
LUNG,

The basis of their organization is
‘commendable, 1 would like to sce everyone
stop smoking oncampus, then again like to
see peace on Earth o9. Don't get me wrong, |
do lke their objective, 1 disagree with their

Fint, fo call yourself militant leaves you
‘open toa lot of undue criticism even before
{your cause has been thoroughly heard

‘As forthe actual tactics of "an organized
‘mass movement will implement a very
‘immature batle plan geared toward helping
instructors realize tha if they do not enforce
‘no-smoking regulations during clases,
teaching will not occur”, has anyone had
the foresight tose that the disrupterts) would
probably be subject to immediate (and
perhaps permanent) ejection at the discretion
of ‘the instructor! This. ie due to the
‘ircumstance that the other students value
their education (and the money spent on said
education) as well as their lungs (which are
being filled with second hand smoke.

As Tor the approuch of immature tactics
Why stoop tothe level of your “enemy, the
smoker? Is immature to smoke, but it aso
immature to yell whine cry. and disrupt cass
because of smoking

All hat immature tactics will dois make
YOUF eause look tudierous to any would-be
Supportersand willin urna
YyOUr commendable caus,

ene them fram

As for the sarcastic tone you've taken i
your *Guest Opinion”, | fet it his probably
hurt the cause, rather than help 1

‘Now thi 've tor your methods dan et
‘me offer some viable aleratives
[Fist the University Senate dass psy

the resolution on the smoking bse, tn
perhaps a compromise bill puting melons
the reat alles of the lettre enon
elaarooms would bein order. mpl,
‘other immature tactics. re

Second: Instead of making se
someone could find out ow much a oe
Student funds is ed to buy ao haga
teaystha filth tar centersind tate
funds matched to Relplauchs omincne
nt-smoking campaign on camps

“Third: Instead of calling proc spa
(hich turns anybody of sage thy
ae perhaps misdirected inthe ‘ay
Smoking and ask them to sop sony
see them light up. Being pot mv br
anyone.

Pdmitedly my stand much os hk
lined than i LUNG’. then ap ta
recognize hat weal ave the gh
Tosmate or nt oxmoke. Ihe webs
night 0 completely deny anne tice op
to smoke, we ean oly as ts ese
cern plat.

To do otherwise would nat nye a
(by breaking down the ins of cance
between smoker and now sme the
asstupidastelinga smoke that hu tb
the righ to smoke as much ss hw te
chooses — as longa he sh ee tas
the amoke

on

David K hove

dorm
safety

To the Editor:
1 wish to comment on the ach ast)

the low-rise dorms. live on thes

lowerise and have experienced dst has

such as people pecking under

banging on the windows, and pe

fun our doors at all howts wt the eh

Supposedly the doors ure locked. ht ue

the cold weather, many times tte

properly and intruders ean ete vn
We've called security on ans

comment

ISRAEL FINALLY
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OFFER FOR
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THEY

AGREED To

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ALLYOCCURED LANDS”
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WITH PLUSH VELVET
INTERIOR AND AM/FM
RADIO, PLUS A YEAR'S
SOPPLY OF CITRUS FRUIT

ANP A LIFETIME Pass
TO THE KIBBUTZ OF MY
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TOLDTHEM NO.
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PLUSH VELVET,

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and they have answered our calls immediately
‘and arrests have followed, but the question is
“Are they patrolling the quads properly”
‘They drive back and forth in front of the
‘quads, but what about the back, remote
comers of the quad? Security tries hard, but
‘only after some incident has occurred. No
preventive meusures have been twken in
sopping these incidents,
‘We the people of the firs floor low-rises
should not be seared to go to sleep.
Name withheld

economic
expediency

To the bait
Ue uppears that David Gold and the Budget
Committee are once again revealing their
enlightened atitudes. na University (defined
‘an educational institution of the highest level)
where about 70 percent of SA tax goes (0
athletes and only 1 percent tc academic
r0ups, it only seems just that the non-athletie
‘groups are the ones receiving budget cuts
While pet projeets like the Record Co-op
and WCDB. recese large appropriations,
other groups which ty 10 serve 4 diflerent
segment of the uniersity population are
syueved. Unlike the lictional group in the
tami, the trips by the English Students
Commitee,
‘mentioned, are open iweveryone. Fuster,
‘docs ot pay all costs But oly a ell pt.
emoving some ol the ting of he total et. I
cutting S400 per year will save te budget the
managers must be slappy. However, fm glad
tosee thatthe perks of student psitis will not
be cut: University Concert Board and
‘ll tl have he Isures,
appropriate that today's
sane vente powerful
concepls of social justice, should Ie, not
Follow. society te the rah of poe and
Corganizational eitism, 1 consmend David
Gold and the Budget Covnnutice for thei
divinely inspired conept of poluieat si

cconomie expediency
Jette P, Moonan
(Chairman b ngs Students Commitee

required
courses

To the Editor:

Being an accounting mayor, | knew that |
would have to take some required courses to
be admitted ito the Schoo! of Business, but
4d not ealie that the required courses would
be so inappropriate. Not only are the courses
not interesting, some have nothing do with
ecounting al all, If required courses are
supposed to be some sort of requisite for
entrance into Business school, woulda’ it be
better to have more business courses required.

‘wo courses that are required for entrance
into the business school area) Reading Pras
and b) Intro. to Sociology.

Reading Deana is nota theatre course as
‘one might assume, but itis comparable 10
‘courses where novels are read, only in this
course there are playsto be read, and I might
add they are boring plays. It was v waste of
time considering tha could've taken a course
dealing with some aspect of business

The other course 1 mentioned was
Introduction to Sociology. 1 realize that the
first thing that is ashing Unrough your heads
‘is that accountants will have to face peoplein
ther job. 1 wholeheartedly agree with you, but
why does the Business School also require

Introduction to Psychology (and the, | might
\ sychnlogy

‘add force them to participate inexperiments).
Af Pychology is also required why can’ it be
changed to say cither Sociology ot
Psychology,
ne Ihave to pick i the fact that
major has only 24credits worth
of electives. That means no minor can be
taken, Waivers for courses should be easier to
get For example, 1am now enrolled in MSI
215. 1 have already had experience in
Programming all aspects of BASIC. (the
computer language used), Why should my
time be wasted taking the course all over
again? Another cxample is English
Composition. 1am totally poficentin the use
ofthe English language. Why must be forced
to take the course which, is agua, an easy
three credits but is still a waste of my time. 1
‘ould think of more interesting courses to
lake,
he teachers are nothing to applaud at
cither. They are either neverat their alfices
scheduled times or when they ate there, they
Lulk at you not to you. Ha teacher i going to
aot that way. they shoulda’ be teaching
any student fees that she oF hei taking
courses that have othing to do with their
major. write the Dean ol the department in
‘question, IH you don't receive reply, go Visit
1m person, Try to get something done. In a
Seto! thi args, thats one a he few ways
Sou are gong to be hennt
Name Withheld

mixed
company

To the Eaitor:
We sould ke tw comment on an
aadyseuscinent placed in the Friday, Feb. 24
the ASP. the ad reads follows
Tisahs, misits, war, ants, radical
Feunnists an people who bi their toenails:
sit ike to write the ASP wants talk ba

The esing as that by placing radical
ity the ste Hight steaks, misfits,
und ier such abnormal specimens iy a
fevtremely prejuheial act. We felt that in the

ASP" was trying not to oflend
the SUNYA community
hawever, how would you expla ths?

aw wuld you have tlt ths ltter had
hoe addresea
Fas the monstronty
folds, aberration, and editor a the ASP.

Here, we have tod eset ssnonyns of the
wor that appeared in ye ada sted in

normaly. gnome,

Raets hese
So how would yuu feel
Karen Landovits

Aadith Wieworks:

Tenianae Falcone

student
group

To the Eitor:
A new BrOUp,
Students, is mow serving the residents of
Indias Quad, the purpose of this
organization is 10 help students beter deal
with terpersonal eonfets within the dorm
sch as roommate or suitemate

‘ented Students for

problems.

Students lor Stadents is composed of nine
(quid residents, Upon contacting us
difculty, two impartial members wil vs
parties involved. Please fee free to call us for
Sy further information. We hope that the
residents of Indian Quad will take advantage
(ofthis new and helpful service.

editorial

The Holy Word

. . . And so it came to pass that Edward Durrell Stone would create,
aided by millions of tax dollars, a campus to be known as SUNYA, a
structure which would treat generations of students to wind tunnels in 10
degree weather,

. . . And so it came to pass that this once fast growing university
would be weakened by budget cuts, poor administrative planning and
internal politicking.

. And so it came to pass that SED reviews would slay several doc-
toral programs and that more PhD bloodshed maystill be on the way.
.. And so it came to pass that SUNYA would gain national
prominence because of irregulaties in psychology experiments.

. And so it came to pass that Marc Benecke still hasn't paid the
money he owes.

And so it came to pass that many students would live at SUNYA_
in the lap of luxury at the famous Hotel Country Squire.

And so it came to pass that UAS would serve President Vince
O'Leary steak on Colonial Quad on the same day Christians were sup-
posed to abstain from eating meat.

‘And so it came to pass that the Governor would propose TAP in-
creases for only private school st udents and that EOP stipends would be
The multitude examined these, which are some of the unholy
happenings at SUNY, and decided that they were bad. But before the
multitude would cast the final damning stone at SUNY A, they saw other
things:
And so it came to pass that SA would finally develop a good legal
services program.

And so it came to pass that this year’s budget would not hurt
SUNYA that badly.

. . And so it came to pass that hundreds of students would fast for
the hungry and that they would shortly put on yet another Telethon for
handicapped children.

. . And so it came to pass that Spring would begin three weeks from
tomorrow, and that people would return to the sacred podium and that
frisbees would be thrown about and even the holy water would eventual-
ly flow from the fountains.

And so it came to pass that in the course of one week, SUNYA.
would gain a wine and cheese place and an FM radio station.

The multitude, weary of hearing about only negative tidings
about SUNYA in this, the toughest of times, turned to these other
aspects. And they saw that they were good.

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‘Support your local UAS chef

‘Sear e penceal ete al ho sor

The New Papa Bear Lounge

Presents

Chris Hillman

In Concert

Formerly of the Byrds, Burrito Bros.,
Manassas, and S.H.F.

One Show Only!
Sunday, March 5th

Tix Now On Sale At:

1615 Central Ave

Just-A-Song Records

Moondance Boutique
IY Madon ve

$4.% advance $5.” at door
(limited tickets available)

GORE GLOW

(NTEGEST OoG EET

TONITE FEB, 28 =
8:30 PM.

\
all newcomers welcome

mandatory for veterans
refreshments

no experience necessary PUTED TOMER
EGECHENT

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We need your
Telethon Night!

Positions still available, lge27
‘Sign up in CC Lobby at T-Shirt Table,

For info call: Glenn 438-9542
Aee-laurle = 7-4021,

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Coffeehouses

soni ee of Abany new Peer in, Ma
250290 pm Peeler Coecane, Stan se

Editors Production Staff
LEND US YOUR TALENT
Wednesday, March ist 7:45 LC 4

Baja Productions Presents

Hp ine, wth Rex 8 root Ptr, Foto rea

SPCKANAR ooduay im and aa welcome, March 1,8
ster Cmp iin Holy Cammanion, Sundays 948
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Theatre

‘Experimental Tha
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0 Join our ata
Call Brian or Rich

id Meetin’ Place
Ave,, Troy, N.Y.
(Behind the lium IV Apartments)

Jake Troy East Off of 787; Right at first light to top of hill

Live Entertalent - We thru S
‘Open Evenings at &:00
Friday af 200 for Hays Hours 730

at the Palace Theatre
March 9th at 8:00
Tickets $4.50 & $5.00

lt 38
LY $4.39
available at SA Record Co-op Palace Outlets

and SA Co-op

\__ located next to game room

Angel & The Baby

‘kets at Record Town
Rt. 155

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ucaeey
2 Bash = 00
ALL LE GeNNY CREAM ALE YOU CAN DRINK
“Gents = 92.50
Ladies = $150

Friday Afternoon
apoy Hours 1 10 7
brtcer of Genny Cream Ale - $1.00
Glass of Genny = 25¢
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jot Dogs - I5e
Bowl of Clam Chowder - 25¢

BANDS - BANDS - BANDS - BANDS

Wed. thew Sun, * Your Move” (with
Harvey Kojan)

ALBANY STUDENT PRESS

FEBRUARY 28, 1978

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SE iS as Sunded by SA Sale Ende March 6th FEBRUARY 28, 1978

| Henry Kyemba

‘end enther of the explosive book
A State of Blood: The Inside Story of Idi Amin

Thursday, March 2, 1978
Campus Center Ballroom ¢ 8:30 p.m.

Admission: 5O° with tax © ‘1 general public

Tickets on sale at the S.A. Contact Office
and at the door, If available.

—

ett tt mee

Students and Faculty

Hear lectures on:

“Compensation and Taxation
of U.S. Citizens Abroad”

Presented by Kenneth G. Kolmin, BS, MS. J.D.
Tax Department, Arthur Young & Co,, Chicago

Thursday, March 2 * Lecture Center 2* 1 - 3 p.m.
-
“Careers in Public Accounting”

Overview; Combining Law and Accounting; A Career in Taxation
Presented by Arthur Young & Co. Recruiting and Technical Staff

Thursday, March 2 © Lecture Center 21 * 7:30 - 9:00 p.m.
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| All interested are cordially invited to attend.

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Sunday, March 5
8:00 PM
Campus Center
Assembly Hall

Spikers Capture
One of Two

by Evan Fortinahy
"vive were very pleased with our
performance,” said Albany State
Volleyball coach Ted Earl, The
Danes played thei ist home games
Suturday. In a doubleheader, the
Danes defeated R.PLL. and lost
to Yale
‘Against RP.L, the Dan
triumphed to 15-2and 15-5 vit
‘Nbany started the match wi
fix straight points and never yielded
the lead. Paul Jensen and Robert
Harington led the Danes,
Siar to ther first match in New
tiaven against Yale, where Albuny
‘won, the Danes-Yale match had long
Yollys and was closely contested
Yale won by scores of 15-7, 6-15, 1S
and 15-1. mend
tuys nest me wil The Albany ae slealemapnc rt ,
Phursday night at West Point sholpratcth hes ovarna ethan

Danes Top Utica; Host Hamilton

comtinued from page sixteen
to put the game away,

points. Verdsjo played riiany, Mamiton tomorrow night. Game

Hing on 1 outot shots tome times pam which wil be precede

‘us was 4 bg wi fe Ui" iid Morand ire of ss eetieows, by an Ataris seaed conven
Saves "Ulla was definitely one "My teanvmates ell did peat al 6 pm

the best teams we've played this jobunigh"sa Verdjo."Ihcy got Hamilton comes to Albany

sewon bul we played wellin the kt the ball ine down low where ike spain 4221 reco, nchding 21

te mines and Kept our pis. sight They are led by "AE

Wigh scorer for the ime was ‘Americans, Cade Olver, wt fs

Verso. whoscored ucaeerhigh27 Divison 1 tan {reaping 23 points per game, and

ina oa gee gal Jan Kiuber whos averaging 20.

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Thhe rabkings have come full
circle in the last month. Three weeks
‘ago Kentucky was No.1, butalossat
Louisiana State opened the door for
‘Arkansas to move to the top.

‘Arkansas promptly lost to
Houston, which allowed defending
NCAA champion Marquee to take
the postion of king of the hl forthe
week.

But that was equally short-ived.
‘The Warriors lost to Notre Dame,
and the Wildcats have again vaulted
10 the top.

Kentucky, No. 2 a week ago,
received 39 of the 55 first-place votes
and 1,044 points. The Wildcats, 22-
2, defeated Alabama and Tennessee
during the week to wrap up the
Southeastern Conference ttle

UCLA, also 22-2, moved upa notch
to second, receiving 13 first-place
votes and 964 points. The Bruins
demolished Oregon State and
Oregon to remain undefeated in
Pacific-8 Conference play.

Marquette dropped to third after
its nationally televised loss to the
lvich. The Wartiors, 223, received
one first-place vote and 819 points

‘Arkansas, 27-2, won twiee and
remained in fourth place, collecting
720 points. Kansas, 23-3, moved up
‘one position to fifth with 616 points
The Jayhasrks defeated Colorado in
its only action of the week,

‘DePaul, 23-2, stayed at No.6. The
Blue Demons collected two first-

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‘The Lobos, 22-3, received 395
points,

Michigan State, 21-4, with 378
points, moved up one spot to ninth
‘North Carolina rounds out the Top
‘Ten, dropping two positions after a
loss to North Carolina State. The
“Tar Hees, 2-6, collected 335 points

‘The Second Ten is headed by
Florida State, followed by Texas,
Mlinois State, Syracuse, Duke
Detroit, Georgetown, D.C,
Providence, Utah and Louisville
‘Utah is the only newcomer to the
‘Top Twenty, replacing Minnesota

Swimmers Win
Last Meet 79-32

‘continued from paxe sixteen
ard eestye relay in 8:29.77
jngevents, Bill Derkasch
fist and second place in

the one and. three-meter
competition. Teammate Artie
Rosenberg._was right behind in
second and third place, respectively

The SUNY Conference
‘Churmpionships are this Wednesday
‘at Oswego. Albany couch Ron
White is looking foward to the
premier event of the season, “We're
taking a better than average team to
the SUNYAC's this year whilein the
past it was only an average team.
There i a very trong possibility that
we'll finish i the top third ofthe ten
teams in the Confete

“L also hope to see Dave Rubin
and Steve Rehfuss qualify for the
‘uationals, along with the medley
relay teatn and maybe the (reestyle
relay team (the nationals willbe held
at Grinnell College, lowa on March
22)-Allnall though, it has been our
best season ever.”

Sup
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FEBRUARY 28, 1978

ALBANY STUDENT PRESS

Vol LXV, Extra 7 © 1078 by Abeny Student Press Corporation Giate University of New York et Albany Waarch 1, 1078

WCDB To Begin Broadcasting This Afternoon

Verdejo’s Career-High 27
Points Leads To 80-76 Win

by Paul Sohwarte pss frm Royalto give Albany 2
oy tha Saturday's varity 36 lead a inerision
batted game wasinportanisan For the ft hal Albany shot
Sndcstement. A vectony cv ble han 50 percent with Vero ‘
Utes mas enema to keep Albany leading the way, thing 16 po . a 4 Thelong waits over, WCDB will an important thing tothe whole
poscnmontourmimen hopesane, Royal wat nxt in efor he Danes Bo ; begin brondoting at 4p todny. are
tnd the Danes met the etallenge with eight. Tallman was the second 4 2 The installation of telephone lines Rosenthal said that there will be
Hi ae ATE SR ne ee Oris Wille s between the station's studios in the an effort onthe pat of the station to
Unive ayn behind Taylor, chalking up 10 ft if Campus Center andthe ranser —programmany Bours ofa. “Thee
Both teams came out with fast half points. Oe in Mohawk Tower was completed re no regular jaz programs inthis
paced offenses, but it was Albany With vietory in sight, the Danes : 3 i Yesterday, but members of the area, Albany traditionally hasbeen a
Ah atablished 9 quick lead. came out on fits inthe seco! ba od ag) | Station continued working until fairly major center for jaze
WnionRoyl had the early Rot Scoring eight of he a ten pons, . Aa : ston nine ring ly
MinsforheDunesscoringsvothis Albany 18 5238 for tht lrg ee ; iets aicale ia olre
cate rl eight pots on Nin ead of the Sage pve fast night in a freyuency response included “tive Concert” show which
tnd evo smth jmp hot ‘Cavanaugh le the charg wth a a" ; it ae
rs eae aml ey il de a ee “The original lev ofthe response performing live im the studios each
Ship Varies pat: saliet Nee et ee dans “ 4 eae wax low sid WCDB) Chicl week and a showealled “Front Row
pier sil ieee be ee Saleen Ot Se ene Friginer fa Goldstein, “We bad t» Center". which will feature
oak Which Abey. seenld sefer” tne offer: fou R 5 : hi pump it up by usin a sere recordings of recent las concerts
fliinguish, Excelent presiore Playing nich aggresive detese, a 3 Be a re lig rss ke
sities ea ag, the Dae” te Dat lose eed x eld ‘With theaddition ot theamplifier, show called “Radio Free Atbany
sestamibi went ‘rouble Bath Coane od FAB : ine ocuraay Wait silolenla ote ae ale Urs i rc —_
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‘Taylor naaaiediobread lomesfor, Asa seul of the foal probes. Thesttion wil gogo thewreith The WCDB sports stall headed aa medium for information. Simple technical study be the station's staff, university andSA, Conference room
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= aa at algae totstwonte poster | WELL Compete In ECAC’s [allie ine wtanorked Alun Humin cot on ea WCDA wil anced WSUA a at pipedin budget se raed fr the
‘After a Kevin Keane basket Tallman, who scored 15 of his team- for Albany to be in, The Danes have said Rosenthal. "But we'llguicklygo traditionally has been very also featureeditorial commentary by via carrier current. “The problem — construction of the FM station,
increused Albany's leud to 30-22, the high 25 points inthesecond half over lost many games this season in the by Eddie Emermen into our regular broadcasting enthusiastic,” suid Rosenthal, Plevin members of the stations as well as wus that the, people looked at our That amount, however, was not
‘Danes became a bitcomplacent,und the zone defense. Jast_ two minutes, and now this Tie Albay State Gyoat Janes baakelbah leant wil ot pete schedule.” Said this morning that WCDB will non-station members. “We will own technical people; we're not a enough, and in ‘September, the
Utica took full advantage. Led by “I didn’t want to switch to the crucial game was slipping away. {in the National Colleginte Athktic Association Division III playofs WWCDR plans to browesst 24 haveexclusive coverage of the Great invite participation. If there is technically oriented school like RP station. had to, ask SA for, an
Taylor and forward Dun Tallman, zone,” commented Savers. “Our With the playoffs staring them i thie year, hours a day and will feature an Dane's play in the ECAC basketball specific issue at question, we would or MIT and have never had a great additions $17,000 before
the Pioneers narrowed the lead to man-to-man was doing very well, the face, the Danes began their final ‘On Sunday, Manhattanville was chosen by a selection committee as extensive programming schedule, tournament. like 1 muke ourselves available asa mass of engineers,” suid Goldstein, construction could begin. After
two points at 34-32, and caused but I hud to protectourbigmen who push. With 1:15 remaining, the last of four teams which will compete this weekend at Stony Brook, ‘The musical foreat will be “album Rosenthal said that the WCDB forum of debate, “Those people looked at the some debate by SA officials the
Albuny couch Dick Sauers to calla had fouls. Cavanaugh hit a lay up. At the 39 N.Y, in the East Regional playoffs, Albany, Manhattanville and oriented rock", according to news stafl, headed by Debbie Kass, For members of the station, the problem, and it seemed virtually station was granted the building
time out ‘With seven minutes remaining. second mark, Rob Clune scored ona | CCNY were all being considered forthe final pot. Program Director RichSehenkman, ill broadeast comprehensive loeal_ debut broadcast today wil be the insurmountable.” funds on Oct. 5.Studio construction
The regrouped Danes then Albany was comfortably in front 71- tough ten-foot bank shot. ‘Then with “Is lousy,” said Albany's head Coach Richard *Doc' Savers “That translates into practical broudcasts throughout the day. ‘culmination of years of work which Goldstein said that akey cogin the began on Oct. 14 and the transmitter
finished up strong, aided by (wo 59. At least it appeared the lead was 19 seconds to play and Albany ahead referring to tbe selection committe’ decision. “There are four o¢ five usage,” sitid Schenkman, “We'll be We will provide a — werehampered by what seemed to be progress of going FM was the hiring _and antenna were placed in Mohawk
Buddy Wlklinskihoops. Wleklinski cornfortable. Utiea also had vsions 78-76, WleKlinski stepped tothefoul | teem which ae stronger in our conference [State University of New Fisting albums of familar arts 26 communications medium thal his a neverending array of problems. of consultant Ed Perry, who Tower in December, Tranamiter
hita longoutsideshot, then followed of making a tournament, and they line and calmly sank two freethrows J York ‘Athletic Camieneace]: well as expanding to new people been aceded,” said Rosenthal, “The “There hasnt been one step along specializes in getting college radio (ests ‘were conducted soon after.
with a wide open layup off a sharp were not about to roll over for continued on page fifieen Manhattanville finished the season with a 17-7 record but according such as Elvis Costello and ASPisthe: ‘effective medium on the way in which at least one thing stations licensed, and who did the At this. point, yet another
to Conch Savers, they had a very light sebedule, The Dance, Meatloaf.” CRnpis. Avelfiient asa newspaper didnvt go wrong.” said Rosenthal, entire technical part of the headache aurluced for WCDB. The
‘meanwhile had a 12.9 record when the selection was made, Sauerssaid There willakobeanumber ofjaz? ean operate, one medium is not “Nothing went without a hitch.” application ‘Atmospheric Sciences Research
wimmers Win Final Mee’ ml Dans played much morediiutschedle. Albany was |-Sgaist Se ener added We wil ive stata manages who work far, ation there waa moveby Cena) sransmision of radio signal rom
Division tt schook. but never suw an EM station,” said Council member Rick Meckler 9 Mohawk ‘Tower would interfere
Even more surprising ix that Manhattanville wasn’ even ranked ® Rosenthal, “Fortunately, those who have WSUA closed down. with research conducted at the
‘The Albany State men's swim another triple winner forthe Danes. record. sixth, ‘Albany afct and willbeable whear Goldstein. "SA had been hearing Because of this, the station
sia concigel Ws regular season He won the lengthened individual Mitchell Cohen qualified for the The other three teams participating in the tournament are host the station” promises of going FM since 1969 decided to halt construction. of
Saturday with a win over. St. medley race of 400 yards, instead of S-yard freestyle in the SUNVAC J Stony Brook, St. Lawrence (the ICAC Champions) and Potsdam, ‘One of the people Rosenthal and were getting lired of, Thesize of perinanent cables between the studio
Michacls, 79-32. This upped their 200 yards, and took the 100-yard championships, and co-captain Potsdam received an automatic bid by capturing the SUNYAC title mentioned is Eric Goldstein, the budget bad decreased. We und Mohawk Tower. Temporary
‘win-loss record to 10-2,its bestever. backstroke. Lonesberry came Mark alfe did the same in the 100 when they defeated Oneonta 1-60 Saturday night, currently a day announcer at realized that nobody would sink telephone lines were installed,
‘Starting the meet off on the right through for Albany in the latter yard freestyle, swimming under a But the Danes’ season won't end tomorrow night. This weekend, WROW FM. Goldstein was station more maney into a carrier current ring the station t postpone
foot. the 200-yard medley eelayteam event, touching out Redmound of $5.0inthefirst part of theirst ies of] hey will ravel to Uticn to compete in the ECAC Upstate tourney anager last year, when the KCC sation and that therewasa intelife broadeasting for another week,
‘of Mike Dwyer, Joe Shore, Ed St. Michael's for second place the 800-yard freestyle relay ‘Albany will play Oneonta Saturday at 6 p.m, while Humilton, the minted. the station a Building ty -AM operations. We had to go “I's upsetting that 1 won't have
triumphed in 1:49.0, first and second, respectively in the Watkins, and Chaitin won Ihe SOY | met Sunday for the ECAC Upstate championship. ‘Eric is individually responsible Gung FM meant having to eope the station broadcasting.” suid
Fora change of pace, many vents 100-yard breaststroke, Shore swam cera! om page pews "N _ for much of the work,” sid with the bureaucratic channels of Rosenthal, who isa senior
in this meet had their distances Rosenthal SUNY and) the Federal “Personally, fm in no position 10
changed. Instead of the ws 1000 2 Goldstein said last ight that he Comiunications: Commission, complain, Eric Goldstein spent
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Albany var Site | Chait took 30 fong, finer studies," said Goldstein “Il "My only hope is that they don't
swimming the event for the first ‘ SWCDB will be a top sounding had 10 be approved by SUNY take a $40,000 investment and sit
jard freenylein6-1684rhisperonal Assessing his team’s fith-place history we didn't enter anyone inthe | Munsey Mathis rounded out, the relays, thanagerent 1 exclnt Pal ther pari tk a fll x months and roll mi” sid Goldstein “For
Goncenbach has qualified for the Saturday was no different. distance medley, Albany pulled off SGdingtohiethndpoecTaihtntie Satur ‘whe te peneipuei f — serious attempt to go FM ‘ationale for granting this license
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