Sta tesman Monday, Dec. 3, 1979

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1 Secuity Poposes A $15, Plan To Pevent Theft By NATE RABNOVCH n esponse to administative possue duing the past two yeas to educe a seious theft poblem on the Stony Book campus, campus Secuity has devised a compehensive plan to tain its offices in methods of peventing cime and educating the campus community in such pocedues. The poposal ecommends that $15, of Secuity's cuent opeating budget go towad implementation of the plan. The plan calls fo the taining of Secuity offices though numeous 6peventive pogams", as well as the establishment of a " 'ide (o walk) along pogam' to familiaize community membes with police opeations and cime vulneabilities, to povide offices with inceased oppotunities fo positive student contacts, and to enhance citizen involvement in community public safety," accoding to the plan, witten by Assistant Campus Secuity Diecto Kenth Sjolin. Though numeous seminas offeed by tained Secuity offices, and though the dissemination of witten. infomation about theft pevention, Sjolin and Campus Secuity Diecto Robet Comute hope to educate the campus community in ways to pevent theft. Limited nteest "Most College and Univesity administatos usually have a limited inteest and undestanding in...law enfocement functions," said the poposal. "Thei pimay concens ae education and eseach, and what they want, quite :fankly, is the absence of cime on campus.' Sjolin and Comute said that the poposal is an attempt to make membes of the campus community moe awae of the cime poblem on campus, and to enlist thei suppot in educing the Univesity's theft ate, which is the highest among the fou State Univesity centes. The poposal follows numeous effots launched duing the past yea to cub the poblem. :Nap Time One Univesity pofesso was not too pleased last Fiday moning when she found he ca ovetuned n the G and H quad paking lot. A tow tuck and an Envionmental Health and Safety van aived at the scene, and despite the possibility of a gas leak, the ca was soon back on its wheels and on its way home. oo Li Sta tesman Monday, Dec. 3, 1979 SAY CAMPUS SECURTY OFFCERS may soon undego a compahensiv the occuence of theft. n 1977, while theft of to educe this temendous popety aveaged $.52 pe theft ate, including the student at Buffalo, Binghamton, highly contovesial deci and Albany, the sion to emove equipment coesponding ate at Stony bom unlocked laboatoies, Book was $23.1. Fom the poblem emakns. At Apil to Octobe, 1978, the least 79 thefts wee epoted aveage ate was somewhat fom Apil though lowe, though still elatively Septembe this yea, and high at $11.1 (complete figues wee not available fo that yea). But despite intense effots by Secuity this yea Campus Relie By ELLEN LANDER n an effot to incease public awaeness of the situation in Cambodia, the Stony Book Committee fo Cambodian Relief will be sponsoing a full day event called "The Official Campus Day fo Cambodia," tentatively scheduled fo Decembe 13 in the Stony Book Union Balloom, lounge, and auditoium. The committee met Thusday to plan the event, as well as elect its offices and devise othe ways to make the campus and suounding community moe awae of the Cambodian cisis. Accoding to U.N. fix ues, two to thee million Cambodians will die in the next six months unless the entie wold community acts now, said newly appointed Vice Pesident Gay Goss. Accoding to Goss, the committee plans to ciculate a petition to faculty, staff and students as well as to all othe State Univesity Secuity officials feaed that many othes went unepoted. Sjolin said the poposed plan is an attempt to N Stony Book, N.Y.e Volume 23 No. 3,Oganization To Hold Cambodian Day campuses. The petition is a nonpolitical appeal to the U.N. fo a woldwide humanitaian effot, he said. Guest lectues, entetainment, films, and slides ~ ~ ~ f ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ S;,y am. x taining effot aimed at peventing fomalize the method by which BSecuity will deal with the theft poblem. ncluded among its expected goals ae "an impoved elationship...between the Univesity community and the Depatment of Public Safety, an incease in the epoted cime due to impoved public confidence in the depatment... [and] pehaps most impotantly, (Continued on page 3) will be offeed duing the Campus Day event. Among the lectues will be Acting Univesity Pesident Richad Schmidt, Political (Continued on page 3) Cambodia Denies Misuse of Foeign Aid EMMMhl L Thailand (AP) The Phnom Penh govenment denied yesteday that intenational aid to Cambodia was being diveted to Vietnam and that only small quantities had been distibuted to the Cambodian people. n a statement caied by the news agency SPK, Cambodia said the supplies fom intenational agencies and pivate Westen aid goups had been distibuted to "all pats of Cambodia unde the supevision and with the collaboation of the epesentatives" of aid goups The Cambodian govenment denounced comments made by membes of a Fench paliamentay delegationthat ecently visited Cambodia, who chaged that aid was being impopely distibuted and was siphoned off by the Vietnamese. The United States also has conplained of inefficient distibution of food and medicine in the ineational effot a ft amine in Cambodia. n Singapoe this weekend, officials of two pivate aid oganizations Malcolm Hape of the Bitish agency Oxfam and Roge Walke of Wold Visionsaid they wee satisfied afte ecent tips to Cambodia that food was eaching the county's population. X e

2 AJUMBO T HAMBURGER! WTH PCKLES AND COLE SLAW, WTH A CHOCE OF ~~ ($;2.5)! ntenational Tipoli, Libya Some 2, Libyans, chanting suppot fo an stomed and ansacked the U.S. Embassy hee yesteday in the latest of a wave of angy antiameican potests in the Moslem wold, U.S. officials epoted. None of the embassy staff was injued, but the Libyan govenment accused the Ameicans of having seiously injued seveal of the attackes by fiing militaytype "toxic gases" at them. Libya's official JANA news agency said this "confimed that the embassy's employees ae militay pesonnel. t did not say whethe this meant the govenment National WTH THS AD Los Angeles A tape ecoding by one ^ L^ ^^'^^ ^^ ^A.~~~~~~~~ z of the Ameicans held hostage at the U.S. El Embassy in Tehan calls fo the United 12 EGGS A ; States to suende the deposed shah of ANY STYLE STACK ad Wt o OF f an so the hostages can be feed. ; potato" to & SFAst A K The sevenminute tape of the voice of o two iomakes PANCAKES! 9dditional chage fo han, bocon, o. Jey Plotkin, fom the Los Angeles subub savs8ge ALSO FOR SHARNG of Sheman Oaks, was obtained last week Valid Mondaythu Fidax Un by Los Angeles adio station KMPC M As /257 newsman Alex Paen in Tehan fom udents holding the embassy. "n the name of God etun the shah and ee the hostages," Plotkin said in a steady vice. "Let the wold know no tyant o ictato can eve find safe habo in the >tate and Local New Yok Two Connecticut men wee illed yesteday moning when a van ovetuned and bust into flames on an exit amp fom ntestate 8 hee, state police aid. Toopes said the van, which contained wo fivegallon cans of gasoline, was NEWS DGEST planned to take any action against the Ameicans, who had to scuy fo safety though a back doo and went to thei homes afte the attack. Secuity System Activated State Depatment officials in Washington said an automatic teagas secuity system had activated when the embassy wa stomed. The JANA epot said the potestes set fie to an Ameican fag and effigies of Pesident Cate and the deposed Shah of an. U.S. officials epoted seious fie damage on the fist floo of the foustoy building. U.S.' t was believed to be the fist ecoding of an Ameican still held hostage at the embassy. * * s* Cleveland The stikebound Clevelland school system will ask a judge on Monday to ode teaches to end thei 6dayold walkout., school boad pesident John E. Gallaghe J. says. "The boad has made its final offe. We have instucted ou attoneys to go to cout... to seek a backtowok ode,' Gallaghe said afte negotiations boke off ove the weekend. appaently speeding and missed the cuve on the amp. The victims wee tentatively identified as Gedt Popfe, 68, of Winstead, Connecticut, and Jack Blinkoff, 66, of Toington, Connecticut. Compiled by the Associated Pess L ~~~m 6 * * 6 * * * * o * * * o ROUTE 25A as EAST SETAUKET, (Just Eat of HNcdl Rd.) ^ OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK FNE FOOD SERVED FAST i~~~~~~~~~~ Wm w~e om w W~ A&e & *a At As po S.. w When.v t s po*_s L^^~~R<Hined Sugan. P" aame,'am.no M b \. EVERY MONDAY S PTA EATER */ ; \; DSCOUNT DAY TM M ^«"Ai 251 off any puchas e u L«\^^ $.S o ove jy ^9 OFFER GOOD THRU 19t9 1 VTHlS COUPON CAN FOT t UtO WTH ' OTHER COUPON Oft OTO7t R q l*l ^ * C COUPON 3 ' o \» 'EVERY WEDNESDAY S 3 ^ PTA FEEDER DAY TM >* %* BUY ONE GET ONE 7 > A ^ t1/2 PRCE Y EA OFFER aooo THRU 1979 / _ NEC^ TtHS COUPON CAN NOT BE USED WT" L«~WAY AN Y O THER CO U 6O»O^FFR p t ANTED95 ^«T O * elivey fo ^ ^ ^ ^ ^T 1 a A t A a t A A ~~~~~~~ STATESMAN (USPS 7156), newspape at the. ct«t F published thee times a week on Monday, Wednesdav ty and F da ut N f e w Y o k n m u t Y aed Deeou beandn kpi '; l otesesheos by Statesman Association, nc., fi n dependent notfopofit liteay copoation incopoated unde th * La ^ws of thette ofte Nesfw Yok. Ma ling, addess P Box.). A F; Stony Book, N, NY l l79 Sec f. cznd class postaet'se pa ) fit Stony Book Post Office, Sto(y Bo the sale Of^ s st S'.Xsnv Book Pol tftyn Book, NY, 1179 'TATESMAN. % patia lly funde d t h o u h g t a e h s subsciptions to Polisty, the undegaduate student govenmcit Subst iptio~n ate $1'. is Page 2 STATESMAN Decembe 3, 1979

3 wq as a_ ge: oan Antonio, exas (AP) The deposed shah take a polonged tip." He said the United States of an left his hospital bed in New Yok befoe was continuing to seek a haven fo him. dawn yesteday and flew to Texas aboad a U.S. 'The United States govenment has ageed fo militay jet to ecupeate at a "secue" Ai humanitaian easons to povide a secue Foce hospital. convalescent facility whee he can ecupeate White House Pess Secetay Jody Powe said pending futhe tavel plans," Powell said. the shah was admitted to the hospital fo an The mob holding 5 Ameicans hostage at the indefinite stay because "he needs a peiod of U.S. Embassy in Tehan has demanded the ecupeation unde medical supevision" afte etun of the 6yeaold Mohammed Reza his fiveweek teatment in New Yok. Pahlavi to an. The shah enteed the United Powell said the shah's doctos advised him States on Octobe 22 fo teatment of lymph that the deposed monach "should not unde [ Shah Flies to Texas to Recupeate cance and fo gallbladde sugey. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~o MW _"%#JY wealw v«wwawu v1 Univesity tn%uswtj as 2An9sia v~iuus ax uixe Pssociavon To Community Coopeation's annual tee lighting ceemony heas childen's most desied wants. Duing the ceemony, guests and membes sampled what may be the wold's lagest Gingebead Man. The cookie, which may qualify fo a Guiness Book ecod, was 1 feet tall and weighed 15 pounds. The Depaation p of the nastv beaan Satulav monina hv a team nof amatu akala 1%. 1J * * Aw 1 17 P16bMM~ 9%F9119V&PYU 61V %o 19&W ~&Wa ^ %pv U ii % Ui L ; F %ilv^^, ESS Museum Hous ed to the cuato, Steven Englebight, at Awl AFX lk H BMW "%k NM% Bog Mk wm%. The Museum of Long sland Natual Sciences, located in the Eath and Space Sciences Building (ESS) is extending its hous and its cuent exhibition. n addition to its 1 PM to 5 PM Monday though Fiday schedule, the Museum is now open fom noon to 3 PM on Sundays of all nonhoiiday weekends. Because of continuing community inteest in "The Pine Baens... Ou Fagile Wildeness," this exhibition has been continued p ast its oiginal Novembe closing date and will be on view though Decembe 15. nquiies about exhibitions and othe Museum pogams may be diect Pofemo Wins Awad Pofesso Enest Couant of the nstitute of Theoetical Physics at the State Univesity of New Yok at Stony Book and the Bookhaven National Laboatoy will eceive the Bois Pegel Awad in Applied Science and Technology fom the New Yok Academy of Sciences in ceemonies to be held at the academy on Decembe 6. The awad is in ecognition of Pofesso Couant's ole as coinvento of the Stong Focussing Pinciple which has been used by most of the Wolds lage acceleatos conslucted afte Secuity Poposes Plan (Continued fom page 1) an inceased ecognition of the esponsibilities of each membe of the Univesity community to endeavo to educe cime hazads." "t's not a public elations gimmick," said Sjolin of the plan. Comute said the $15, equied to implement the poposal could comen fom funds set aside fo the puchase of Secuity equipment and supplies. Afte it is submitted to the campus Public Safety Advisoy Boad fo ecommendation, the poposal must be appoved by Univesity Business Manage Paul Madonna and Vice Pesident fo Finance and Business Cal Hanes, Conute's immediate supeios. Final appoval ests with Acting Univesity Pesident Richad Schmidt. AP He was taken secetly fom New Yok HospitalComell Medical Cente at :25 AM unde heavy guad by FB agents and his own secuity pesonnel. Repotes wee unawae that he was leaving until they saw a motocade pull away fom the hospital. The shah, accompanied by his wife, the Empess Faah Diva, was taken to LaGuadia Aipot, whee he walked up the amp of a waiting Ai Foce jet, a DC9. Afte a nealy 3'S houflight, the shah aived at Kelly Ai Foce Base, whee he was taken in a 13vehicle convoy, including two ambulances, to the hospital at adjacent Lackland Ai Foce Base. He was admitted to Willfod Hall Hospital, a 1,bed facility soon to become the Defense Depatment's lagest medical complex. Senato John Towe (RTexas ) said the shah was welcome in Texas. "'The shah is an old ally of ou county,"" he said. Lackland is the Ai Foce's basic tain' cente, and nomally is an $'open" base. Howeve, gates whee a single senty usually stands guad wee manned by at least fou ent each Sunday moning. Some newsmen epoted seeing militay pesonnel caying automatic ifles Officials said the shah would emain at the hospital fo an indefinite peiod. Meanwhile, the U.S. govenment was attempting to help the fome monach find a safe place to live. "At the shah's equest, the United States is continuing to assist him in making aangements fo a pemanent place of esidence," Powell said. Thee was no immediate wod on whee such a efuge would be found, although speculation has centeed on Egypt. Howeve, a secuity official at the Egyptian pesidency in Caio, who did not want to be identified, said the shah was going to the Bahamas. ^_Co /UMNCTF Cambodian Day Planned (Continued fom page 1) the da g petition, ple, half of whom ae akc Science Depatment Chai tables will display liteatue tively involved. "We'e ma Lk Fome Cambodian Foeign Union tomoow and Thus need the exta help," said Ministe She Pheach. Fist day. Goss. man Benad Tusky and about Cambodia in the ing good pogess, but vwe Lady Rosalyn Cate and Goss expessed the need The executive positioi ns singe Hay Chapin have al fo students, faculty and of the committee we e so expessed inteest in pa community esidents to be filled by Cambodian citize n, ticipating, said Goss. come involved in the cam Rithipol Yem as peside it, UNCEF, CARE and Ox pus committee as volun Goss as vice peside it, fam will be among the o tees. Jobs equiing Debbie Ebeneze as se 'c tions and povidi g ad ing telephones, cleical as teasue. ganizations collecting dona voluntees include answe etay, and Joseph WeidEen ditional infomaion about wok, coespondence, pub The next meeting of ti he the cisis, Goss said. licity and oganization. committee will be held tonn n addition to the Cam Goss said the committee oow, :3 PM in Stonly pus Day fo Cambodia and includes a total of peo Book Union oom 237. Decembe STATESMAN Page 3

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6 EDTORALS Oliphant A Wothy Effot A newly fomed goup of concened students epesented as The Stony Book Committee fo Cambodian Relief ae despeately tying to publicize the neaholocaust conditions in Cambodia. They have, unde the pesidency of Cambodian Rithopol Yem, oganized seveal ways to make the campus and suounding community awae of the cisis. Statesman applauds the effots of these Stony Book students to make the pub'ic awae of the devastating conditions in Cambodia. We ae poud to have such concened students as pat of the campus community. n addition to publicizing the Cambodian's plight though petitions to tha Stony Book campus and community, the Committee also plans to ciculate petitions thoughout othe New Yok State campuses. They will also offe a liteatue table in the Stony Book Union tomoow and Thusday. On Decembe 13 they ae planning an "Official Campus Day fo Cambodia,"which will include guest speakes and foms of entetainment. t is uged that all students attend. A Needed Altenative As the situation in the Mideast gows moe and moe despeate, and elations between the oil poduces in that egion and the U.S. gow stained, the theat of anothe oil shotage becomes a geate possibility. Because of this theat public officials should be looking towad ways to conseve fuel. One of the majo factos which contibutes to wasted fuel is ou insufficient mass tanspotation system. sn't thee something wong when almost all commute students use a ca to get to school? Ealie in the semeste seveal individuals fought to have bus outes established leading to the campus. One oute an along 25A to Pot Jeffeson, anothe an to Huntington and a thid was established to Patchogue. One by one these outes wee discontinued until now, only one emains. f ideship doesn't significantly incease within a month the Patchogue bus will also join othes in failue. Statesman ealizes that the bus cannot continue to be un if it continues to lose excessive amounts; howeve, if ideship inceases, even though money is still being lost, the bus oute should emain. n ode to incease ideship, the fae should be educed to make it moe competitive with the Coam Bus. Publicity should be stepped up to make people moe awae of the sevice and schedules should be posted. The Univesity should also look into estoation of the two defunct bus systems as well. The combination of bette publicity, in addition to the cold weathe and impending gas shotage should make these outes moe feasible. Coections t was incoectly stated in Statesman on Wednesday, Novembe 28, that the petition fo the aid to Cambodia will include the demand that the U.S. ecognize the govenment of Hanoi..wUnF Tell 9ww QW ANDFRW RaUwS OELl Wu W 1 S(S djm% L GNS 11W TUSftl, bl l MVC,. HeB ES.. ' 8 Lettes Fo the Recod To the Edito: On Novembe 1, a Statesman epote wote that the Stony Book Council had "initiated two actions in esponse to students' equests last Thusday aftenoon." The aticle included some eos of fact which should be cleaed up fo the ecod. The wite quotes Lay Siegel as suggesting that the Stony Book Council diected the Office of Student Affais to daw up pocedues fo assigning students to ooms fom yea to yea. My ecollection of the Council's action was that it diected those with administative esponsiblity fo esidence life to epot fully on just what pocedues ae in effect, both fo applications and assignment to ooms. He goes on to say that "a ecent cout decision" "uled" that the "old point system" was invalid. He futhe stated that "no pocedue cuently exists fo assigning students to ooms." Neithe of those statements is in any way tue. A ecent cout decision failed to suppot an in ^~~ Tom Chappell Managing Edito News Diecto News Editos Spots Edito Ats Edito Featue Edito Health Sciences Edito Photo Diecto Photo Editos Assistant Business Manage Editoial Assistant Assistant News Editos Assistant Ats Editos Altenatives Pomotional Assistant Assistant Photo Editos Advetising Manage Poduction Manage Assistant Poduction Manage Executive Diecto junction which would have pohibited the Univesity fom eassigning students unde cetain conditions. Howeve, the cout uling had no effect at all on the Univesity's pocedues fo giving pioities to students when they sign up fo housing. The Depatment of Residence Life has a set of pocedues fo assigning pioity fo students who wish to move fom one quad to anothe. Within 1% Sta tesman "Let Each Become Awae' imak L Schussel EditoinChief quadangles and esidence halls, committees annually develop thei own "point systems" by which they give pioity in case of limited space o limited access to pefeed space. The ecent cout decision had no effect on any of these pocedues which ae eviewed annually and will be in effect fo just as they have been in past yeas. Elizabeth Lo Wadswoth Vice Pesident fo Student Affais Due to the backlog of Viewpoints and lettes to the edito, submissions afte today may not appea in Statesman this semeste. Lettes may be submitted to Room 59 in the Union. F. A. Pince Business Manage Richad C. Wald Associate Edito Mitchell J. Muov Ellen Lande, Nathaniel Rabinovich, Tabassum Zakaia Lenn Robbins Benjamin Bey Joe Panholze Books Fauot Dom Tavella Fank Mancuso, David Moison Jeffey E. Howitz Laua Caven Joseph Flamme, Amy Mollins Neil H. Butteklee,Tom Zatoski Biagio T. Aiello!Nia Moheban, Pete Winston At Oedeick James J. Mackin Stephanie Sakson Caole Myles ' Shawn Abele was not the wite of the viewpoint "Selective Attack on Gaffiti," which appeaed in Statesman's Novembe 28 issue. The wite was M. J. Nappo, the pesident of the Gay Student Union. New$ Staff: Dominick Aucl, Lindsay Biel, Theesa Baine, Nell H. Butteklee, Chlstine Castaldl, Jay Cohen, Steve Feldn, Sandy Feund, Rachel K e m d a n, M i k e Katzke, Jeff Lobe, Liz Moussas, Theesa Mysiwicz. ay n Reffe, Ro n Rain, Matha Ripp, Lisa Robinson, Athu Rothschild, Liz Schalet, Leslie Supe; Ab Staff: Babaa Becke, Buce Be, Chistophe Lee, Stephen V. Matino. John Mclneney, Stev Tbano. Roge Zahab. Tom Zatoskl; Photo Sta f Na nc y Annenbeg, Lionel Dleudonne, Jay Fade, Stan Glick, Heny Tanzil; SPots Sta: Maty Falk, Lisa Napell, Aan Olsen, Laue Relnscheibe, Geald Won, Pete Wishnie; HSC Staf: Joseph Betelheim, Buce Goldfode; Gaphks: Cliff Leigh. A A J F Page 6 STATESMAN Decembe 3, 1979

7 V EWPO NTz' W w ~ w w ' ql w m * w A Rightful Show of Ange Duing a Hoifying Cisis By PATRCA LNTON While Ben in Joseph sees ominous potent in the display of Ameican fuy, what evil if any, does he behold in the tanspots of those anian mobs outside the Tehean embassy? Axe thei placads of $Kill Ameica, and Death to the nfidel" lesse somehow than "Nuke an'" and `Bum the Ayatollah?" f he's going to infe Final Solutions, 'd say an is the place to look. What is it about Ameica that fans the stem condemnation of Joseph? Will only a helpless, castated, guilt acked A meica be to his liking? Oh the county has its faults heaven knows, its mateialism, its naivetes, its goss need to be liked at almost any cost, but to single out fo attack the ightful show of Ameican ange duing this hoifying cisis is unfai, and hypocitical. s even the outlet of public demonstation and gaffiti to be denied ou poo, fustated masses? f people's eacting to outages suggests to Joseph. a scenaio fo Nazism, then all one can say is his sensibilities ae fa too fayed fo this wold. Wouldn't he be bette advised to compae the cuent attitude towad anians with the pesecutions of Japanese citizens following Peal Habo, o a geneation ealie, the Wold Wa baiting of Geman Ameicans? These acts wee lamentable ganted, but suely undestandable given the situations. anian efugees and would be citizens should be potected and helped. deally, the ones that like Khomeini shouldn't be haassed. Only geneally speaking, has thee eve been a sassie bunch visiting these shoes? The singula insolence of anian students (they'e eveywhee, these Ayatollah Youth Toops) bodes on the incedible. While thei county engages in an act of wa, they snee at Ameican impotence in getting them depoted, and cooly invoke thei civil ights. Fo all that, it can't be denied that thee's something of Yeats' Teible Beauty in all the anian fevo, though the diection it's taking is anothe matte. s thee a wose tyanny than that of mob ule and mob 'justice'? While slam has a compelling splendo in many ways, thee is along with this, a poud uthlessness. The Shiite sect especially eflects this aspect. But then even befoe Mohammed, anpesia, its histoy ich in civilization, was a land devoted to tuning acts of monstous cuelty into something of an at fom. egad to the Shah, he was ou good fiend fo ove thee decades. We betayed hi by not helping him enough, and when his egime finally collapsed, we betayed him futhe by not offeing pemanent sanctuay. The Cate Administation obediently heeded the "wanings" of the Ayatollah mi a pathetic attempt to win him ove. Goveling, they ignoed his hated of all things westen. They shipped him spae pats fo weapony, and gain and efined oil. They pomised like good little boys, not to send ams to the Kuds. All to no avail. Big Daddy just didn't cotten to them. Neve did. Why couldn't they SEE? Of couse duing the Shah's eign, the secet police was given to excess, but then what police foce in a volatile non democacy is much diffeent? As autocat, the Shah was no wose than any othe MidEast ule, pehaps in many ways moe enlightened. He kept Voltaie on his bookshelves, didn't he? To compae him to a Hitle is to succumb to the iational antings of his enemies. The Ayatollah spings moe eadily to mind when it comes to Hitle. The Shah's cime consists lagely of liking the West. Death to the Shah is simply shothand fo Death to the West. The fomal photogaphs of him and his family esemble nothing so much as those of nineteenth centuy Euopean oyalty. As if he wanted that to be his tue setting. He tied to bing his county into the twentieth centuy. All that lage scale industialization was a mistake appaently. He was exobitantly wealthy. So what else is new? mean is thee anywhee a eigning monach who isn't? Wealth goes with the teitoy. And why lump Savak's shootings into ampaging cowds with the executions committed unde the holy auspices of Khomeini? When you'e pat of a ampaging cowd in a county enowned fo its tiggehappy police, should you logically be much supised at unpleasant consequences? s this in the same categoy as the cuent widespead killing of minoities, suspected Shah suppotes, businessmen, adultees (o is it meely adulteesses?), postitutes, homosexuals? Repots have it that even an 18yeaold pegnant gil in love (just that!) with a man not he husband died befoe a fiing squad. What a bave new ode these zealots and thei easily manipulated mobs ae foming! How can a nation that wants along with the death of its deposed king, doom fo Sadat (the geat and good Sadat and Baktia and Cate as well? And has anyone seen poo Bazagan lately? O BaniSad? How excessively meciful the Shah was in not having that deadful little mullah done in while he had the chance! found Benjamin Joseph's ealie aticles on the plight of tle Palestinians highly pesuasive in many ways (Mitch Cohen's too), yet if anything seves to damatize sael's situation, this an debacle does. now accept fa moe easily the saeli custom of swift etaliation to teoist attack. Ameica, too, once the hostages ae out, must etaliate, o have a pecedent set fo futhe outages. And Ameica must esolve to be stong again, and loyal to allies. This wondeful land shouldn't meely suvive, it should pevail. The theat of wa looms when we peceive ouselves as weak and poweless. And the villians of ou age ae Pol Pot, Amin, Quaddafi, the Agentinian Govenment, not the beleagued Shah! No Viewpoints and Lettes epesent the opinions of thei authos and do net necessaily eflect Statesmans editoial poli cy. Send lettes to Room 58 in the Union. CONCRETE ABSTRACTONS Gift deas Fo The Holiday Season By Neil Butteklee Now that the holiday season is upon us it is time to stat thinking about what to give you loved ones (both in and out of bed). Fo yeas now the Babie Doll has been a favoite of numeous little gils. But the time has come to update Babie to suit the 198's. Theefoe, keening in step with ou modem times, the makes of Babie have just come out with the new, "Babiesized Diaphagm " Also, in the spiit of eliminating pegnancies in dolls, umos have it that Mattel will soon be maketing the evolutionay concept of "Condoms fo Ken." Both of these items will sell fo unde $1. Fo the postpubescent. i m T ife 1HP % wafftvw>» Jul YUL ll, Wnlu HolesD a moe ealistic expeience, thee ae "Penthuse Patty" and "Playgil Pete." These ae the latest in the "inflatadoll" line. Just blow in thei ea and all thei pats expand to life size. Both dolls come complete with a bottle of wine (Blue Nun197), a supply of Quaaludes and a Bay Manilow ecod. Also included is the bestselling book, "The Joy of Sex," complete with a special appendage detailing how to make it with an inflatasexual. "Penthouse Patty" and "Playgil Pete" both sell fo $9.95 (anothe geat buy fo unde $5). To be sue, thee ae othe geat gifts in you family. Thee is the eve popula "DotYouself HBomb Kit," which sells fo $6.95. This homemade bomb kit can be found in the stockingstuffe section of most depatment stoes. The kit comes complete with an adequate supply of Plutonium, a copy of the infamous Pogessive magazine aticle on how to build an HBomb and all the othe necessay sundies. This could be the hottest selling item of the season. Going along with this nuclea motif, a athe wellknown Fench designe (who shall emain nameless) has just come out with his new winte 198 line of "NucleaFallout Suits." n his own wods they ae "the pefect suits to get bombed in." These his and hes designe suits can be bought at Bloomingdale's fo $25. Anyone buying two o moe suits will automatically eceive a fee copy of the latest best selle "How To Dess Fo The Coming Of The Bomb." Fo the young Maxist in you life, have the pefect gift. t is the 1966 Beatles ecoding of the geatest hits of Vladimi Lenin. This fouecod set contains some of Lenin's geatest numbes, such as: "Communist Manifest n The Key Of Life," "Help," and the alltime biggest hit "We All Live in a Red Submaine." To get you send $9.95 to: Lenin's Geatest Hits" P.O. Box 1917, Gand Cental Station, New Yok. And, a you ode befoe midnight, Decembe 16, youll eceive as a bonus the new fou ecod album containing the geatest hits of Mev Giffin. You'll get to hea Mev Sing, ""'ve Got a Lovely Bunch of Coconuts," plus Mev's vey own endition of Vladimi Lenin's old standad, "Fly Me To The Kemlin." Speaking of Mev Giffin, thee is the justeleased "Mev Giffin Disco Poste," something m sue all of you would cheish. This poste is the pefect complement to any Cheyl (Ladd o Tiegs) pinup. Anothe popula item, on this season's shopping list, is the newly published book by Ronald Reagan: "Red Dye No.2How t Saved My Caee." This goes well wth the soontobe eleased "Ronald Reagan Disco Poste." Well thee you have it, the complete holiday shopping list. You have just ead about eveything you can give you loved ones out of bed. Now it's you tun to figue,out what you can give them in bed. They say, it is bette to give than to eceive. This holiday season let's find out fo sue LWL T c Decembe 3, 1979 STATESMAN Page 7

8 A fl [a a Boo o so=",q w mm * a* i A meeting of the a STONY BROOK AMATEtUR KAVUl 1 SOCETY will be held 12/13/79, 7 p.m. 2nd floo Union Lounge "TnMf" 1 vvo Election Station Opeation Keys W2JFG [ Finances Licensing Equipment [ ~~~~~. a t O. i» FLMS Hitchcock's "PSYCHO! Mel Book's STHE PRODUCERS" VWil be hown inproth Caeteia on Dec. 6,1 p.m.3 ( e Geneal Admision 75 BEER & FOOD WLL BE SERVED! Ak M wo pq t, gsss P i~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ y»»;»3sa>»!*e*^">!sab»acacabsaiae*cscaiafi^^ ASAN STUDENTS ASSOC. and CHNESE ASSOC. OF S.B. Sponsos a Pe Chnstmas "DSCO PARTY" Come down and celebate while you still can! DATE:Thusday Dec.6 TME:93 a.m. PLACE:Union Balloom $1 admission with.d. $2 without.d. N a Si~g~giSSSiggigiSS k CHNESE ASSOCATC BROOK.vA a' W A _ Al, Awk ~~ l ft Alk Alk Alk a ~~~~~~~~ W MeS F OF STONY Thee will be a Geneal Meeiting on Dec. 6 at 8: p.m. in Old Engineeing oom 15 egading to futue activities. * EVERYONE S WEL( OME!! _ n w ~ al mmmi.. a'.. Rl qp KWANAZAA CELERAON Dec. 71 p.m. Roth Cafeteia Come shae and expeience the Annual Kwanzaa Resevance hee at Stony Book, Thee will be: Music, Festive Dancing, Modeling, and Food. ALL ARE WELCOME (A leaned expeience fo all).dmmlb aaaa_ p 'doooooooooooooooooooooooooooo A'L STONY BROOK W71MEN NDOOR TRACK Ae you a Tack athlete? O ae you just inteested in unning? Ae you looking fo an oppotunity to compete, have a good time and be pat of team? Could you devote 5 hous a week to pactice? Call Coach Hovey at of come to the Tack Office in oom 12 Physical Education. lk 19 k OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOG fa.8 POUTNG CLUB < A' MEETNG t' uesday Dec.,at 8: p.m. in Union T Thoi a ' H hail1^ a RWuzu AFO ZMKLLU _* A ARWAG W., avu "The Selection of CossCounty Sk This discussion will be of intees anyone cnsideing puchasing XCou Skies of planning to paticipate in the c Xcounty tips this Winte. PLEASE JON US 5 jfsh R m X ^ X f X X n*.^.^_ k" Page 8 STATESMAN Decembe 3, 1979

9 ~ S ADO GENRA M be MANDqATORY GENERjAL MEETNG.1 a To FV"W MV AO% AL 'L Y &%PVMN TW%11"1& TVV" Y ^^^^_ ~ a t 7 : 3 p.m msha _~ by ~ C ~~~~~~~ _ a^y at the Hotline Office ^. 1K _ Stage X Quad 11: p.m. AL NVTED C, All ae~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ * ocyol *o T * O 1 * o t< l WM The Stony Book Dama Club Pesents: 8 P MP Pete Sha fe F o T i c k t i n f o Nov. 28,29.3 ^ * n T < c a ll o Dec ^ tto come t h e F i ne ^ Caldeone Theate *j 91 A South Cam pus Ef t ~ s C e nt e B o x ^ S cw l o t< Suge B c ^ n uu til 5: of the show date. f H l.. qq "'\ FREEDOM FOODS COOP z * «* is having an ""ALL YOU CAN EAT"' DNNER PARTY ATE:,"f,_n". Satuday, Decembe 8th [ME: 6: p.m. ACE: Stage Xf Quad Office afeteia 2nd floo mission:$2.5 in advance $3. at the doo ENTERTANMENT PROVDED COME AND FEAST!!!! q F... A. Decembe 3, 1979 STATESMAN Page 9 Decembe STATESMAN Page 9

10 Wek" 1wim Team Routs Booklyi Nov.3th thu Dec. thb (Continued fom page 12) Wycoff Hamlett ccmbobehind demott of Bz G AL 1 GALA\< ation coutesy of Howie again took home the win, in the equied dive. 5Levine and Beutle, espec with Wycoff tying the team duing the optiona ooklyn t was d dive GRAND OPENNG 1tively, and swept a onetwo. ecod of 2:23.9, peviously that the Patiot div,es ethey )fl twycoff and Hamlett finish held exclusively by ceived the beak \ XQ'W ST l^pio ERi/ ^ in th e 2yad individual Hamlett. needed. Jemott was to exwith a ( m K^9 sw S^S^Uj m 9^ omedly. n the 2yad Patiot dives Chis By anecute aevese dive wine f cheese cafe%. beaststoke, the onetwo and Rich Masteson finished half twist in the pike posi, \i]~~~ RT RT CORAM tion. CORAM 1 The competitic)n was close until Jemott didn't t \ <Sand Opening SPECAL.. to each custome D * i ec nte h ow th c h al f e t w i s t v. The ined as a ( COMPLMENTARY GLASS of WNE NFORMATON. HELP_. & COUNSF NG FOR SS c e dive givng emott Yesteday's Famous House Wines...CHABLSA, AfaRTOdn dve, ogvin ROSE'. BURGUNDY and SANGRA CO NT RO L M no scoe fo the evenit. This 5wiB TU.. o et L c wasa ll Byan and M steson d' ) il~~~~~lilin l~l^tv i KJ~~needed. Thei consiistency p o p e c )~~~. a s u a l t h e i o w n attie...please>lv d i v es ni SinO f s 55s ' A DFF 8 KND 1 l** ailed a.1, ^ %v op * FRE! PREGNANCYTESTNG * onewo vitoy 1 une Ah:GAR LSS OF AGE OR MARTAL STA TUS ti o n al d i v e f o t h e P at o t s KTL Y CONFADENTAL with a splash. StniTLY CONFlDEtTAL The Pats swim at home Oft 9 AM9 PM Wednesday against Division 7 DAYS A WEEK 1 powehouse St. Fancis in HEMPSTEAD, N.Y. HAUPPAUGE, NY. BOSTON. MASS Stony Book's fist home (51 6) (516) (617) i league meet. "We'e icons s»wb P..A.S. lm^..oow l fident that we'll fae well" ^^_said senio Nestle, "1though we could use a littl > moe * suppot fom ou fani S3." * Yad Medly Relay] 1, Stony _ ^ ^d, ^ EA S^Book (Black 1:3.18, Hamlett _ ^»^ _ ^...^^ ;> _ 1:.69, Wycoff 1:2.6, Beutle :.... ^.::... : 52.6) :2.53. _ * _ z»k BB^^«^....s.^ 'tt. B, 1Yad 2eestyle1 lewman, ^^ *^ * ^ *^i m9 *'.^>.«^,.,. ^^&, ^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Booklyn, 11:8.; 2. W( Dodhead, is m ft w 119 Now *. *.*.* *.. *.....* *... *. * * * wx~w, wysl 'ki fmwi StonV Book; * 3, Kisimagi, Stony Book. COMPLETE MEAL SPECAL»i n R AR PF ' 2Yad Feestyle1, Levine, Stony Book, 1:59: R. Platt. Bookl yn; 3, Beutle. Stony Book. SYad Feetyle1, Muay, * Booklyn, 23.; 2, Piece, Stony Book; 3, Melga, Stony Book. 2Yad ndividual Medly1, * Wycoff, Stony Book, 2:8.5; 2, Hamlett, Stony Book; 3, Lundbeg, *Booklyn. OneMete Dve, Jemott, _ Booklyn; 2, Byan, Stony Book: 3. *M Masteson, Stony Book. 2Yad Buttefly1, Platt, Booklyn, 2:17.6; 2, Swenson, Stony Book; 3, Ryan, Stony Book. 1Yad Feestyle Muay, Booklyn; 2, Mulga, Stony Book; 3, Piece, Stony Book. 2Yad Backstoke 1, 'Black, Stony Book, 2:2.; 2, Beutle, Stony Book; 3, Lundbeg, Booklyn 5Yad Feestyle 1, Newman, Booklyn, 5:18.9; 2, Levine, Stony Book; 3, Kisimagi, Stony Book 2Yad Beaststoke1, Wycoff, Stony Book, 2:23.9; 2, Hamlett, Stony Book; 3, Rene, Booklyn OneMete Dive 1, Byan, Stony Book; 2, Masteson, Stony Book; 3, Jemott, Booklyn Feestyle Medly 1, Stony Book (Piece, Woodhead, Levine, Melga), 3:36.7. The Patiots next home game will be Thusday Decembe A WHOPPER EM L, B U Y A D O U B LE HAMBURGER C at 8 P.. 1 REG. SZE FRENCH FRYg GEST none' 1 F 9 REG. SZE SOFT DRNK * 11 O K n 1 in, 1 1 HOT APPLEPE m 1 ' OR Aee Please pesent this COUpon Please pesent this coupon > befoe odeing Limit one ME a ooaa Otak * tt1t~ul iui uue iy ng LllTone c >oupo pe custome Void u coupon pe custome Void whee pohibited by law, p whee pohibited by law "" This, otte This offe Good only ^B.Good only Dec. 3 thu 9 Dec. 1 thu Dec. 17 ^ ^^^ Good only at l ^ _ bc5uop Ashy at CE ^USS Stony BookRoute 37 t * KNl Rocky PointRoute25A l ACN RocS y k B oo k Ro ut e 37 KNG _Rocky PointRoute 25A _Z;" _^ CoamRoute 25 C ~ le6 C! a m Af v ** Admission ^ ^*_~~~~. ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ {,.,a>o, _...f. _ voo~n... x G... Jo= * Al f Pane 1 STATESMAN Decembe 3, 1979

11 LWURSL PClRSamd CaUMBA PCTURES FRl DAN AYKROYD NED BEA~TT JOHN BELUSH lorralne GARY NURRY HlALTON CHRSTOPHER EE TN NATHESON TSHRO NFWE WARREN OAES ROBERT STACK TREA m ms mnan An F d ASTtENSPtLBERGFlM *f Rl OF KEE MY HXCO KW KgT ad PCK1 WHEJO SKHR ll k d lla AF RWRE ASC Sam*byy ROW Z[MEUX BMBGAL[ Sbv bv ROBERT ZECKS&BO66AL[ wd JOHN MLUS * Msc byjohnwilw odu FtbyBUZZ flasns [efmjmrdujoh MUS DW byseven SPlBERG ' ~~~~~~Cess 'm'ldoat(s ', C COLA1 CkJt% A MV tl{ 1W< APST P f ol To_ COMVNG FOR CHRSTMAS CLASSFEDS FOR SALE = HELPWANTED 5 cu. Ft., NDEST band efigeato, /Y. old, exc. woking condition, $85. Call Mike, Alex, o Ron CLASSC TO MODERN Wedding and Ba Mitzvah nvitations, 115% discounts! Evening and weekend appointments. Ceative Concepts Co., Nassau, ; Suffolk, Call afte 6 PM. GO ON A TRP half fae coupon. Best offe. Good til Decembe 15. Call ATTENTON PUNK ROCKERS Talking Heads pictues fo sale. Call Eic at 2652 fom 61 PM. CGARETTE MACHNE wise investment, easy money make. Gaduating must sell cigaette supply. Available evenings 26732, $225. TAM STUDOS custom speakes, 3way, Phillips components, excellent ock speakes, $175/pai. Evenings, CHEVY MPALA 65, oiginal miles. Excellent unning condition, s e l needs body wok, $3. Must l immediately. Weekdays, 26669; weekends, CHEVROLET MPALA station wagon. Good condition thoughout, full powe. Call 9, o afte 6 PM , ask fo Stanley. EXCELLENT BEGNNER GUTAR Guild Madea, nylon stings, case in Cluded, mint condition, $ PNTO WAGON good unning n e ion gets gice gotiable. 611l Tey at LOOKNG FOR SEROUS oommate. Shae 2/bedoom condominium. Washe/dye, w/w capeting, ai conditioning, swimming pool, play 1969 DELTA 88 ps/pb, a/c, good unning condition needs some wok, gound. Nea shopping cente, SjO. Call Steve, $2/mo + utilities. No secuity. Holtsvilte. Call Babaa SKATEBOARD Kyptonics, foam deck, tackes tucks Alva wheels, 1od condition, o i g. $ QUET MALE SUTEMATES pefeably sophomoes junios, senios o, asking N e 5 o best offe. O' il, F 3 1 1, gad students. Contact R. H. at Lonel Leave name, phone numbe and time will be home. Kelly STEREO Cf6. all bands wholesale. OHM Speakesm ON KYO, Phasel inea, ROOM AVALABLE DEC. 15 fo SOUNDSCRAFTSMEN Sansul, Teka Philip~s, BC, Akai. only $87.5 plus utilities. Lage REFRGERATOR KNGUsed Refigeatos a n d F eezes bought and Sold Delivey to campus available. Seving Stony B o o k students fo the Paslteigt Yeas We a s o Call l do epais. anytime. N E W DOWN JACKETS (8% down) i t w h d o w n oho d. asl e at unbeatable pice. Please call B U Y A STEREO fo you home o ca and h av e m oney left ove. BLAANK tapes. All equipment guaanteed. Roge, afte 7 PM. MANAGER fo Rainy Night House. Applications available in Polity. Application deadline Wed., Dec. 5. FREE ROOMRoth Quad, in exchange fo sevices to disabled student. Stong, eliable, male pefeed. Call Monica, Roth STUDENTS needed fo Chistmas ush. Hous flexible, BABYSTTER fo Tuesday moning and othe flexible hous. Nea campus , Ronnie. DENTAL ASSSTANT pat time, Mon. and Wed. No expeience, intelligent, deal with public. Selden, HOUSNG RENT HOUSE with 3 othes. Room with 12 bath, $12. Attic available in Jan. $125. Utilities included. n Selden. Len, LARGE FURNSHED ROOM fo ent. Located nea campus, w/w capeting, kitchen pivileges, moe. All utilities included. Call Joan o Steve ROOM FOR RENT in pivate house. Kitchen pivileges, nea campus, $15/mo. Reliable with efeences befoe PM. HOUSEMATES WANTED fo Coopeative house nea Lake Ronkonkoma. Available immediately, but will conside late o shot tem aangements. Capooling possible. Rent $1113 (neg.) + utilities + one month secuity. Call AM til midnite. house, six miles fom campus, w/fieplace. fully equipped kitchen and laundy oom and 3/bathooms. Male o female. Call SERVCES ELECTROLYSS RUTH FRANKEL Cetified Fellow ESA, ecommended by physicians. Moden methods. Consultations invited. Walking distance to campus TRANSFORM you handwitten epots, esumes, etc., into attactive, neat, typed copies. Low ates. Stony Book, TYPEWRTER CLEANUP CLNC $9.95 (eg. $19.95) with this ad only. Plus, sales, sevice, and supplies on all types of typewite equipment. Business Machine Consultants, nc., 79 Lake Ave., St. James TYPNG: Academic, business, financial, dictatyping. Accuate, eliable, faultless spelling. BM Selectic. Vey easonable ates PANO LESSONS on o off campus. All ages and levels welcome. Call evenings TYPEWRTER REPARS, cleaning, machines bought and sold, fee estimates. TYPECRAFT, 8 Nesconset Hwy., Pot Jeffeson, LOST & FOUND LOST black pesciption glasses in black case, about 2 weeks ago o 26777, ask fo Matteo o leave message. Thanks. LOST two gold ladies watches Bulova, Seiko with ed dial, sentimental value. Rewad offeed. Please call Kaen Thanks. LOST a set of keys with lette "S" on it. Call $Rewad$. Mike. l OST gold "coba" chain bacelet. Geat sentimental value. Jill, o 736. LOST blue looseleaf notebook, name on fist page. Rewad. Call 26667, ask fo Lincoln. Lost: NTRODUCTON TO FLUD MECHANCS. Please call Rewad! NOTCES SB's L.. gay univesity celebates 1 yeas of feedom. Gala ockdisco dance, 12/7, Stage X, 11 PM. Eveyone welcome. The Bidge to Somewhee a student un pee counseling cente is located in the SBU 61. Come down and talk that's what we'e hee fo. RA position available fo sping semeste, Geshwin College. Applications in Roth Quad, 912 and 15 PM daily though Dec. 5. Applications should be etuned bv Dec. 5., Poficiency examination in English Composition Sat., 12/8, 1 AM to 12 noon. Students not taking EGL 11 qo to: Old Chem. 116 Eath & Space 1. Bing D cad. Bing dictionay, pen and pencil. Questions: Humanities 196 (266133). Tis the Season to Be Jolly Not eveyone is happy at this time of yea. f you need help coping o someone to talk to each out to Response: Call 75175, 2/hs. LOCAL ROCK BANDS You oiginal music is wanted fo aiplay on WUSB. 9.1 FM. Fo moe info call Eic, o Anie NEED CASH; Lionel tain nut will buy you old model tains that ae up in you attic doing nothing but gatheing dust. Call Atie D., at RDE WANTED TO BUFFALO Univesity. will shae expenses and diving any weekend. Call R ich, 26756;3. we KELLY A has a Minolta photocopie on the 1st floo. t's the only one nea Kelly and Stage X so why walk to the libay on a feezing day. Attention Emegency Geneal Body meeting, Wed., Dec. 5, 8 PM, Stage X B's basement. PERSONALS CE CREAM, SODA. CGARETTES, music and games in Hapo's, Kelly A Basement, 91 nightly. Come! POO AND ROGER: Don't think we fogot about dinne at Beefsteak Chalies. Lush and Booze THE GERSHWN CAFE s poud to offe the finest food and eceation. We now have a FREE pool table plus assoted died fuits and nuts! Come on ove and enjoy youself! FGHTNG RSHMEN: Thanks fo the Pak Bench night! Let's do it again. We await you knock. Swamp, Guinea and Egg. GORLLA AND MOOSE Congats on the afflancement of my two favoite animals. Wishing you lots of laughs, bundles of galic tipe, and all the best, Bonzoid. DEAR BUGSY (Big Balls) 'll see you on Wednesday fo a DoT enema. Love, The Exteminato. TO THE 1979 NTRAMURAL champions. Congatulations on you victoy. But let's face eality, football champions come and go. A new one cowned evey yea. All the semifinalist teams wee nothing a mee yea ago, and will down in thei obscuity next yea. Langmui A3 fo five yeas unning has pesonified the definition of the tue athlete, consistently ising to the top in all spots. A tibute to thei divesity and athletic powess. On the long tail to the McDowell Cup we will leave all comes in the dust, devastated by thei own inconsistency. Langmui A3. P.S. Langmui A3, being the champions that they ae, look at thei loss in the football playoffs as a testimonial to thei humanity and being that they have now accomplished thei pimay goal post a challenge: To any and all teams to meet us on the Gidion at you own isk. QUEEN OF HEARTS, thanks fo being you. Thanks fo eveything. Love, King of Fats. UR. ZEEK (F.F.C.) Congatulations on you acceptance into medical school. Thanks fo all the times you helped us out. Shabida "please". Lay, Allyn, Rob, Bett. DARA Thank you fo binging me out of my shell. You wildness has enabled me to ovecome my shyness. Love, Betha. TO THE CRUTCH PEOPLE of A wing. Misey, deseves sympathy. 've got plenty of company Bay, Lisa, Dave, Wayne, Keith. Love. you fellow gimp, Michele. JACKE: You'e wanted in James D2 NOW!! RDE WANTED TO SYOSSET Dec. 13 at aound 3 PM. Please call Pam DEAR PAUL Happy 21st Bithday. Anothe yea of celebating. You will enjoy it, 'm sue. Love always, Blanche. SQURT chees to the best month of my life! See you at AM tonight! Love always, Alvan. TO THE GUY with the twitching neck: Even though you attact all the weidos on the tain and you don't wea a Billy Joel sticke on you paka and you'e not an Elliot Gould fan. well, the thing is Happy Bithday fom the Music Twitches. P.S. We allocated all ou money fo this. TO THE CUTE GUY with the chipped teeth: love you. want you. need you. 1% will be heaven. 'll give you stength. Think of me and smile. You know why. Yous always and foeve, Bambi. P.S. Let's go out fo Buge King. Kisses and iceceam. WHTMAN STAFF tnanks fo the ecognition, but my effots would have been wothless without the help of my fiends! P.S. Whee is Ralph Edwads when you need him? Holden MALE FEMALE COUPLE wanted to do oom switch fo sping semeste. Call COUPLES WANTED fo oom switch Fall '79 and/o Spinq '8. Please call Jeff o Sue, Shh. Fiedman! (thee ae people sleeping up thee in the balcony). CASH will be paid fo old clocks. watches, lamps. etc. Don't thow it away. Call Ray, DEAREST JANK: To a fine fiend, and a mavelous acto thank you fo a dazzling opening night and an exciting Satuday night safaimuch love fom Ms. Tony Hopkins of Rothmans. CONDOMS, adult games, inflatabs* dolls and othe supplies... all the latest contaceptive devices and sex aids at tooww pices! Fo ou complete catalogue o futhe infomation call 6578, ask fo Meyl o Debbie CHE 131, 12 MWF Loc. Hall 1 "%8h?, Huh?. What did he sy? ^'Mcs H lust amblin' on. wait till his battees wind down. ' ZZ2z2,... "Huh?, Huh?, What did he say? Decembe 3, 1979 STATESMAN Page 11

12 S Statesman / SPORTS~~~~~~~~ Mends Swim Team Swamps Booklyn WLLAMTMMUNb compet ndoo Tack Team Debuts By LSA NAPELL The Stony Book ndoo Tack Team opened its 1979 winte season unningin the Metopolitan Ameican Athletic Unions Development Meet Fiday. The fist event the Patiots enteed was the twomile un with Paul Cabot, Robet Piechnik and William Timmons competing. Following this event was the only coed ace of the meet, the onemile walk. Susan Leis, a Nationally acclaimed Patiot unne? took fist place fo women with what the announce called an " outstanding time fo women walkes" at 7:31.6 seconds. Also walking fo the Pats wee Benjamin in 'Fiays Metopolitan Ameican Unions Development Meet. Mash and James Golan. Pete Loud distinguished himself by making it into the hudling semifinals with a time of 8.6 seconds. Loud didn't make the finals but along with his teammates was poud of his own accomplishment. The sta of the day was Joe Pocto," said Cabot. Pocto an the 6 yad dash in 6.31, a scoe that not only enteed him in the finals but qualifies him fo the ntecollegiate Amatue Athletic Association of Ameicas ndividual Competition. Pocto took fouth place in the finals with a time of 6:7.5. Stony Book suffeed one injuy when, in the men's yad dash, spinte Ricky King pulled a hamsting and fell, taking a unne fom anothe team down with him. " must have gone out too had," said King. " should have stetched a lot moe...and woked a lot hade. This is the fist time an indoo tack and was unfamilia with the ules; didn't know whee to cut in." The next event was the 1 mete un. Running fo Stony Book wee Robet Clasen, Mike Winte, John Devitt and Fank Sealy. Thei espective times wee 2.32, 2.37 and The final event was the spint medly in which fou men an. Stony Book enteed Cabot, Sadowski, Nelkin and Loud. Thei total time was 2:25.6 By ALAN OLSEN Ovewhelming a stong Booklyn College squad, the Stony Book Men's Swimming Team opened its league schedule Satuday in Booklyn, finishing on top of a 7637 lopsided scoe. The win, boosting the Patiot's season ecod to 21, came as no supise to Coach John DeMaie, confident of a stong victoy. "' knew thei (Booklyn's) times," DeMaie said shotly afte the dual meet, "and we had them well scouted." The stength of the Kingsmen came in swimmes John Platt, Bill Muay, and Randy Newman, and dive James Jemott; Booklyn's potential lying in thei individual pefomances. The fou exceeded thei expectations in taking six fist place finishes out of a possible 13 events. Yet, the balance and depth of the Stony Book swimmes poved too stong fo thei Booklyn ivals. Stony Book finished evey event with two swimmes on the winnes platfom. Q. How does it feel to be numbe 1? What can and will say is that this was the best A. " don't know, came too close to being championship game of any intamual spot numbe 2." Alex Desimone, Langmui DA played in the thee yeas 've been on this lineman. campus. t could not have been said any bette, and it The game theatened to be a blowout when could not have been played any bette. don't Langmui D1 took the opening kickoff and cae if it's the Supe Bowl o the Tidy Bowl, dove down the field fo a scoe. " was when a championship game, ANY championship supised when we came out and scoed on game has two minutes left on the clock and still them," said Rotelli, who sustained a concussion has not been decided, the fans, the pess, and in his teams' semifinal victoy ove Benedict cetainly the playes should know it could not AOBO. The docto told me not to continue any have been any bette. athletic activity fo two weeks. t was stange f the 119 final scoe between Langmui D1 because kept fogetting the play called o 'd and Benedict E2 doesn't give you an idea of emembe the play and foget the signal count. how good and bizae this championship game gave them [E21 a lot of cedit, they wee the was then maybe the fact that thee was not one, best team we played all yea." but two safeties scoed in this game does. O Meanwhile the fist half was all D1, and when maybe you should know that winning quateback Digge Rotelli nealy cost his team the safety, Langmui went to halftime with an 8 Dave Schifte caught Atlas in the end zone fo a championship by playing with a concussion and lead and fifteen minutes of football left fo a calling the same play thee times in a ow to a championship. t was not that easy. ecieve with a buised knee. O maybe you On thei fist possession should of the know second that eight half, hous befoe Dennis E2 put togethe a dive of thei Robins own. stepped in When fom of Howie Ats' pass and Atlas found wide ecieve Robbie Scheinbeg etuned it to in the five yad l ine, Robins' two the back come of the end zone and teammates, then Steve Katz and Jody (J.) Katz (No lineman Fank Ross fo a one point convesion elation) looked at him and said "f this [the the scoe was 87. t was now, "Let's physically game] is close, and we need a big play, you'e abuse each othe time." exta point," said Kochman. the man." "' Fo the next eight minutes neithe team did f you ween't at the game, can't possibly anything except pove that the one dolla spent explain how excellent this yea's title slugfest on a mouth piece was the best investment of was, since unlike Wane Wolf, can't say, the yea. Finally with 2:5 emaining Benedict "Let's go to the tape of this yea's game. had the ball on the Langmui tenyad line to Langmui in the blue, Benedict in the gold." attempt a field goal. Page 12 STATESMAN Page 12 STATESMAN Decembe 3, 1979 The point system awaded to the team in swimming is five fo fist place, thee, fo second, and one fo thid. Swimming as a team, the Pats capitalized on thei depth. The fist event of the meet was the Medly Relay, with both clubs acing a team of fou and each swimme going 1 yads combining the fou stokes. The Pats had the winning combination with Bobby Black in the backstoke, Bobby Hamlett in the beaststoke, Bian Wycoff in the buttefly, and Cut Beutle in the feestyle. The Patiots lapped Booklyn winning by a minute plus and seven team points. The magin of victoy in the medley elay was no fluke, as the Patiots wee to lead fo the entie meet. Stony Book matched evey Kingsmen fist place, taking second and thid. The Pats finished the 2 yad feestyle with a fist placethid place combin (Continued on page 1) LENN ROBBNS 1979 Championship: This One They'll Rememble Atlas kicked the ball on a line dive ight into the middle of the line whee Schifte deflected the ball staight up. Robins attempting to catch the ball knocked it out 6f the end zone. Thee ou of the fou officials signaled no good. You'll neve believe what that last official ealized. That's ightsafety numbe two of the game. "When it fist happened, didn't know what to think," said J. Katz. We pacticed so had all yea coudn't believe that that might cost us the championship." Robins knew exactly what to think. " felt kinda stupid but knew had to keep my head in the game and hope that we could get the ball back." Well maybe Robins emembeed what his teammates said about being the man. When Atlas dopped back fo his next pass Robins stepped in fom of the Benedict ecieve and bought the ball back to the Benedict five yad line. Langmuis next thee plays gained fou yads and it was time fo Ronnie Kochman to stop all this insanity and decided things. Sounds easy enough, ight? You kick a ten yad field goal to decide the championship with one hunded people telling you what they think about you'e mothe. " felt petty bad because missed the knew we had come too fa to lose." He was ight. The ball went though the upights fo an 119 victoy, but it will take D1 a few days befoe they ealize they ARE numbe 1. And it's pobably because they came so close to being numbe two.