No New Policies Seen As Pond Subs For Toll-

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1 Volo 13 no. 252 slin brook..vy. fridu, jz * ljl7tor _** on mny fs re pcked; 'm redy to go, 'm stnding here Outside your door, Hte to wke you up To sy good bye... Alredy 'm so lonesome could die.. 1 "st n. * J ff.. Stony BY second cks mil Wk, New York There's so mny times let you down, So mny times 've plyed round, tell you now They don't men thing. Every plce go think of you, Euery song sing sing for you... So kiss me nd smile for me, Tell me tht youw'l wit for me, Hold me like you 'l never let me go, 'm leving on jet plne, Don't know when lu be bck gin, Oh, bbe hte to go... By TOM MURNANE No significnt chnges in dministrtion policies re expected during Dr. T. Alexnder Pond's eightmonth term s Acting President, which begn this week. Acting President Pond, who hs served s executive vicepresident of the University, is filling in for President Toll. Dr. Toll hs been ppointed director of stte eduction pnel in Albny, nd is the first of severl university presidents who will ech serve term in tht position. n sttement to the "members of the university community," Toll explined tht the pnel "will ttempt to chrt course for the Stte University of New York system during the decdes hed." photo by Pdter CoAs AJLBANY EXtPRESS: P Tul hs let pne to begin m _ the Stte ; scpi to '*,,, No New Policies Seen As Pond Subs For Toll Toll lso sid tht he would "continue work on the mjor problems of Stony Brcook. nd will return to the cmpus on weekends." He sserted, however, tht Acting President Pond hs "full executive uthority." No Significnt Cnge After explining the new ppointments Dr. Toll wrned tht "there re those outside the University who will ttck our students nd fculty," nd he urged everyone tstony Brook to "bnd together." n n interview, Acting President Pond sid tht he would "continue in the development of university policy," indicting tht there would be no significnt devition from the policies which Toll hs estblished. Dr. Pond cited "the governnce discussions" nd "elbortion of curriculum innovtions?" s two of the mjor problems on cmpus. Concerning the studentoperted businesses which some university officils consider illegl opertions, he sid tht"ll regultions should be followed." Mny students feel tht there is little difference between the policies of President Toll nd the newlyppointed cting president. A Polity spokesmn commented tht Dr. Pond is "incompetent." Dr. Pond cme to Stony Brook in 1962 s professor nd chirmn of the Physics Deprtment. n 1967 he becme cting vicepresident of the University. Pond received his eduction, which resulted in Ph.D., t Princeton. Before coming to Stony Brook he tught t Wshington University in St. Louis. After he cme to Stony Brook, he ws instrumentl in getting Dr. Toll, fellow Princetonin nd then chirmn of the Physics Deprtment t the University of Mrylnd, to come here. Two More for Pond A university spokesmn sid tht while no person would officilly tke over the duties of executive vicepresident, the post which Dr. Pond leves vcnt, some of the duties of tht office will be ssumed by Joseph A. Din nd Steven Sitemn, both of whom re new members of the SUSB Administrtions Mr. Din, who hs been ssistnt controller t the University of Michign, will direct the university's business ffirs nd the opertion of its physicl fcilities. Dr. Pond sid tht Mr. Din "is filling criticl post, nd is s welcome s birds in spring." Mr. Sitemn, the newlyppointed specil ssistnt to the president's office, will work on problems s they develop, ccording to Dr. Pond. Sitemn, 5, cme to Stony Brook in December fter serving s secretry to Normn Thoms for 17 yers. Before his job s secretry, he ws ctive in the trde union movement. n 1942, while men were being drfted for World Wr, Mr. Sitemn ws imprisoned s conscientious objector. He remined in prison until he ws prdoned by President Trumn in 1943, nd then ws ssigned to hospitl work.

2 l l 9 Lndu Rehired Protest BY MARSHA PRAVDAR Gbriel Lndu ws rehired on December 16, 1969 fter L Mison Frncime, (the French Hll) which consists of pproximtely 35 students, circulted petitions nd leflets protesting the French Deprtment's ction in ruing Lndu. Mr. ws cited s n instructor with "selfle1s nd Fredc tirel students. ddt The by clled the him the rllying fore nd vitl mponso of L Mgo PAucse. s well s ON w ox conductod Hol y, unpid lecture series in Free University. Teretfoe, the wioo of the French Deprtmt ws termed " gf s M. Lndu nd.rou thet to demir freedom." According to SMe Winnick, student repre&entte ftom L Mison Frncm, Vibevtesident for Liberl Stue Sidney Gelber decided to rehire Lndu becuse he doesn't wnt student unrest. "The French Deprtment rehired Lndu, therefore, fter pressure from bove ws put on them," sid Winnick. He lso pointed out tht the only pressure put on the deprtment from students were petitions, posters nd flyers. Winnick A L G ERS, Algeri (LNS)Eldridge Clever, B ck Pnther Prty minister of informtion, hs hd his request for U.S. pssport denied. He pplied to the Americn Consul in Algiers through the Swiss Embssy which hndles ll U.S. fffi rs since the Algerins severed reltions with the U.S. in Conrd Drscher, U.S. diplomt cting for the Stte Deprtment, denied Clever pssport, offering, insted, ppers good for onewy pssge to the Sttes plus plne fre, with immedite rrest t port of entry gurnteed. "All wnt is pper document of identifiction like everyone else is entitled to," sys Eldridge, who is fcing Federl chrge of "unlwful flight to void confinement fter conviction for ssult with intent to murder. " The chrge stems from the incident in April 1968 when the Oklnd pigs ttcked three crs of Pnthers. Pnther Bobby Hutton ws killed in the bttle tht followed. At the time of the bttle, Clever ws on prole for 1958 conviction for rpe. This prole ws then revoked. Clever hs offered, through his ttorneys, to return to the U.S. if he is given ssurnce tht his liberty on prole will not be disturbed pending or during tril. "l hve no intention," sys Clever in press relese from Algiers, "of being rrested either in Bbylon or nywhere else in the world." Clever explined tht he wnted the pssport becuse he ws "very concerned bout wht's hppening to his brothers nd sisters in Bbylon." Tuesdys Fridys nd during the fll~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ STATESMAN, student newspper of SUNY t Stony Brook, is published Tuesdys nd Fridys during the fll semester by the Assocition, n unincorported nonprofit orgniztion. Richrd Puz, President; Aln J. Wx, Tresurer. Editoril nd Business Offices re locted in the Gry College bse. ment. Editoril nd Business phone: Member United Sttes Student Press Assocition. Represented for ntionl dvertising by Ntionl Eductionl Advertising Service, S E. 5th St., New York, N.Y. Printed by The Smithtown News, 1 Brooksite Dr.. Smithtown, N.Y. Free to students. $5 per yer. Singles, 1 cents. Entered s second clss mil ;it Stony Brook. N.Y. tenw it termed it "slgroup pressure n ded effort to Seoemplish something without fores becuse there seems to be pessimism bout getting tb done here without force." The French Deprtment would not comment bout the rebirin of M. Lndu. Dr. Gdber eet. Tws so not vilble for Cliforni Fculty Sente Kills AntiRed Rule if. eg wrote letter to the kdemoc editor tht she wm ity of ember of the Chem b fo bt voted 2487 to Cub, n ll blck GOlltive of 1139 to disw its 195 the Conunist Pty. esution tht proe members So fr the courts hve prw ed of to o i Piz" 1 "4re 1inde VWs in deling with the no eptb e members of the cse. While deisio of the fculty." The vote w t. ken i4 Acemie Sente re not binding secret bllot bst DeeSber on them, the Regents tke risk mong tle h ty oj f the of creting new enemies mong University. th profe os when they ignore Since 194, the Bord of resolution pproved by the Regents, ppointees oif the vst mjority of them. Cliforni governor who nle the The 'resolution specifies tht stte's eduction system,, hve "ono politicl test shll be hd regultion outlwitmg the employed nor shll mere hiring of Communist Prty "membership in ny orgniztion members. The 'Regents hve be fctor in the ppointment, been trying recently t D fare promotion or dyismis^l of ny Angel Dvis from the UCLA fculty member or cdemic fculty,, ever since n BERKELEY, C. (LNS)Te sttewide Ad Sente of the UnWvewsi Cl expert S e... ie 1s n1 Algie] Denie< d Pssp^ CLEAVER ()lgru pep L y employee." The fculty didn't bother to extend the resolution ^6 to protect noncdemic rs^ ^ employees of the university. r t CLEAVER DENES CUBAN "RACSM" Chrles Grry, Clleveres lwyer sys, "The sitution is no Reprinted from Gurdin different thn before. f he could come bck nd strid tril Hundreds of U. S. newsppers without going to jil fixrst, he reching millions of people would come bck." crried UP story from Pris hot month bout. n lleged bormer mevmber of the Blck Pnther prty who sid he nd exiled Pnther leder Eldridge Clever left Cub recently becuse of rcism. The expnther, Erl Frrell, sid he ws Clever's compnion in Cub nd lter in Algeri. He sid socilist Cub discriminted ginst blcks in the government nd in generl. Reched in Algiers, Clever Denounced Frrell s n ot ost imposter nd embezzler who stole money from the prty, violted security nd fbricted the story bout Cubn "rcism." Very few, if ny, newsppers crried Clever's version. FB's Cmpus Mn Reprinted from Gurdsn" quit AngelesAn FB ineformr quit with nourish her lst month.willim Divle, the prttime gent who reveled tht Angel Dvisblck philosophy techer t UCLAws member of the co nist prty, nnounced in press sttement he would refuse furthe work for the FB. Divle climed tht his exposure to the left hd converted him. Ku sttement red, in prt: r ""n 1965 the FB recruited m to be one of their undercover Cmpus gents, which ws until surced lst June to testify t heringv of the SubBers e Activities Control Bod (SACB) in Los Angeles. i""now the Justice Deprtment in conjunction with the SACB, is plnning to' subpoen me for testimony in Sn Frncisco Juinsmy friend nd comrde Jun Lopez. Tody m scheduled to testify t public hering of the Sente nternl Security Subcommittee in Wshington, D. C. Wsh n m not going to Wshington, nor will go to Sn Frncisco, nor will testify. will not loow the FB nd the Justice Deprtment to use me ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ Jnury 9, 197 Grdutes To The Left nymore to hurt innocent people whose only crime, from my experience, is ftb dispprovl of their politicl beliefs "W*, testimony tody ws to concern my membership nd experiences in thecommunist prty, the W.E.B. DuBois Club nd SDO from The purpose ws to connect these orgniztions to the cmpus movements for socil chnge in n ttempt by the government to smer these movements nd rrest chnge. The Sente subcommittee lso wnts me to provide them with the nmes of individuls in the Co unist ptty, SDS nd other cmpus orgniztions including such groups s the Mortorium Committee nd the New Student Mobiliztion Committee. ""After five difficult months nd very serious delibertions, hve concluded tht my prior testimony nd my former role s n FB spy ws not in the best interests of freedom nd democrcy nd ctully ws directly detrimentl to the fight for just nd rtionl socil chngespecificlly, the end of rcism, stopping the wr nd needed cmpus reform...." Wnrk Brek Leg?* Let the Stoy Brook Union help. Tryour luck skiing for two dys in Vermont t Snow, Hystck, Bromley, Brodiep. Strtton or Mgic Mountin; ce skting, sledding, toboggning nd ski mobiling re dded risks. Our own privte lodge (for the weekend) hs fireplce, nd ll sorts of groovy nd stimulting gmes for use t night or during recupertion. And it's chep! The entire weekend (tht's everything) should run bout $5 mximum (excluding doctor bills). Two weekends re plnned: Jn nd Feb Open to ll members of the University community. Cll 68 for further informtion. Jnury Clernce Sle sol of Drstic Price Reductions On Selected tems Clothing, Jewelry, & ~~~~~o 1~~~~~~ CAMPUS 4*oitr BOOKSTORE ^% lo# ll Gift tems n *%s dff

3 lnury i us Lrges ~~ hospitls nd young techers cnnot fford housing t the present rtes in this re. n view of these points, the Chin, Senior Representtive, StudentCouncil pssed motion stting "Whetes the University commented, "f we wit four will need more offcmpus lowdse bousing for its students nd stff.., the county will need more techers who will need lot cost hbusing.., the SC sks tht ll resident 'of the town of Brookhven seriously reconsider restrictive Dousing mesures nd estblish policies to fcilitte n increse in low cost housing for the re. n the Brookhven ordinnce, the town hs proposed tht no more thn four unrelted people my live in singleunit dwelling. This ordinnce would seriously limit the number of students ble to buy houses off cmpus. Prking Meeting The SC then nnounced tht on Jnury 13 there will be prking policy committee meeting t which ll students my express their views on towing, tickets, prking spces etc. The time nd plce of this meeting will be nnounced. The SC urges ll interested students to ttend this m oet ng n seprte ction, thi Council discussed terminting their.monetry support of the. thletic progrm in order to force the Stte to provide budget for such ctivities. The Council debted whether to cut the budget completely by the fll of 197 or grdully over the next four yers. At present, the Council is considering contcting other Stte Universities bout this issue. Phil w~~~~~~~~~~~~~~p M icwokof lot*!* # hvfdkto d tctwt ec k~~&pm v «f.im 1MS so F w 4615»!S gs, ^ 6 t Wts ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ^c ^ ~ yers to cut. off the thletic budget, the Stte will not tke ctionthey will procrstinte. f we cut it off immeditely, ction must be tken." However, VicePresident Evn Strger believes tht in period of four yers, the Stte will hve the necessry time to include thlets in their budget By LENNY LEBOWTZ,Sttem Edit Dmge to university property nd thefts of student possessios) occurred in Kelly Gruzen over the Christms vction resulting from the unuthorized entry of constructi com y personnel to put up towel rcks in the dorms. 9OTWBP9 ~WNWiy» ^ ^ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ uss5 rtit inm CJT»B *^^^..^l ^ ^^^F ^ University will lodge forml complint ginst Strrett nd Eken for dmge incurred to university property. Any student ction tken ginst the construction compny will hve to be student initited. The construction compny no longer hs mster key to the Gruzen rooms, but pprently ecied one from George Sicor, University representtive from Albny, who lso works for Strrett nd Eken. Mr. Sicor could not be d for comment. A By Student Council Asks Town Books Used Rre 15, in Stock Sm vey Brtlett Rod Corm, N.Y. Visit And Browse Evenings & Weekends (directly opp. Spring Lke Golf. Club House) By U P rravder The Student Council hs sked tht ll residents of the town of Brookhven reconsider the lses im t limiting offcmpus housing to students nd increse low cot housing in the re. Acoding to Stu Eber, the SUNY Construction Fund is cutting bck on dorm spce for the next ten yers. Therefore, offcmpus housing will become even more importnt. He lso cited tht the stff of community ALAN J. WAX SetuketBrookhven Town Supervisor Chrles B d the ppod mendment to t'town hs code tht would limit group rentls to students "difficult to enfore." He lso sid tht he foresees the building of low cost grden prtmento in the Three Villge Are to house son" of the proposed 17, student body expected t the University by the end of the decde. Spekg t Wednesdy night community meeting of residents, students nd public officils t Wd Melville High According to Housing Director Robeot Chson, "'the University did not uthorize the construction compny (Sett nd Ekdc) to: enter student Phil Chi. Kdly C resident, reported tht money, liquor, nd rooms nd 6d the necessry food ws stolen from his room. work." Mr. Chson sid tht He my contct Poblit yers when the ingoffie found out wht hppening, it Lippe nd Ruskin to initite could hve clled in the Suffolk continued on pge 8 County Police. But the job would hve been completed by the time they rrived." 'Kelly Qud Director, Roger Phelps, is compiling list of stolen rticles from the dorms. According to Mr. Chson, the. Ask Opinions On Dte For Commencement The 197 commencement dte, recently moved up to My 31 from the originl June 7, is now being reconsidered. Steve Pilnick, Senior Clss President, sid tht he ws no longer sure tht the dte chnge to My 31 is best. He stted tht vrious fctors, including the possibility tht if grdution is held in My, seniors could be drfted June 1 nd tht mny people hd lredy mde plns bsed on the originl June 7 dte, brought My 31 into question. n fvor of the lter dte, he sid, were fctors such s mximum ttendnce, plns interferred with by the lter dte, nd other clss ctivities could be held fter finls. Pilnick sked tht ll seniors indicte which dte they prefer by either phoning response to Polity (6786 or 659) or the Min Desk (717/718), ppering in person t these two loctions, or A mil response to the Polity Office. The dedline is 12 noon, Wednesdy Jnury 14. Plese include your nme with your response. MPORTANT NOTCE: * New York Stte required 3hour clss n certifictes will be given t tim e of ttendnce Clssroom is on the premises CALL Fee $5. ALL SfATED ALSTATE DRVNGS OL G S C H L 28 Myfir Shoppig Center Jericho Turnpike, Commck "Lern to drive sfely through trffic" School here, the S r ted, "We (the town) we wr of the growth of the University." He bd noted erlier tht the town would only he be to ""enforce the p ed ordinnce with serch wnts." "The burdeb of proof would lie with the town,' be dded. Brru ws lterehd by SCL Wyne Rti of the Suffolk County Police Deprtment's Sixth Precinct who sid, "Citizere putting undue relince on n ordinnce." Holding up ix inch thick book Stinson obs ed. "Brookhven hs book of ordinnces.. the police cn't enforce zoni codes but they c enforce the present nuisnce nd snittion lws." Stinson ws n invited member of the pnel of 16 guests. Cmpus Housing Problem Dr. Shddon Ackley, nother iuwmust %MO ss 8ii to the News Anlysis Pge 3 For Housing Aid Anti irouperx Lw Clled Unenforceble; Town My Permit Grden Apts. Ner U Unuthorized Entry Stirs Kelly Residents eidet of SUSB nd i t of the community, noted tht the University, which hs 75 furltime studets now, will hve bout 17, by the end of the dede. He dded tht there w_ be 3 dditionl beds in cpu donnitorieg by the end of the 7's. MThe e presently 5 dormitory beds. Aerting tht the "University will grow rpidly nd continue to do so in the future," Ackley stted tht "the University is not pushing stud ents into the community... we not sucesful ll of the time in obtining oncmpus ; we re close to our gol... there my be eipling in the future... 1 beds scheduled to open in September my not be redy for oths yer."i "The future policy of the University is to house more students on cp," Ackley /continuedon pge 8 Cohen, Kissck Guilty; Fce Sentence Jn. 28 By ROBERT F. COHEN Sttsmn Editor Justice John Copertino on December 19, seted top his brown ekter chir nd weingthe grb of justice, the long bolckbroe, issued tese rling of the Suffolk County District Court on the cses of Mite Cohen nd Cfenn before r e P rofssor Robert Weinberg. The ruling which no n ddition, the defense thn wding of the hrge brought Mr. Philip Whyxe, ginst the defendnts nd the senir fnncil dministrtor of court's verdict, ended four long the University, to the stnd nd dys of nd rhetoric questioned him bout Cohen's in Huppile. residence on the cmpus Gu y of Trespw testified tht Cohen hd room "'The court finds the in Tbler, lthough he ws not defendnt. Mitchel Cohen, guilty registered s student. nd of criminl teps in violtion therefore the Business Office of the New York Stte Penl hd sent him bill. n the Lw." Testimony on Tuesdy, questioning by Tndler, Thorpe December 16 nd on December stted tht Cohen hd pid his 19 pointed to the fct tht bill for the first three qurters of Cohen ws leglly on cmpus, lst yer. ccording to Moe L. Tndler, Security Hrrssed ttorney for the defense. Professor Joel Rosenthl, in Concerning Glenn Kissck, tking the witness stnd on the prosecution relied solely on Fridy, stted tht he hd sked the Stte's witnesses, four Cohen to be on cmpus Mrch security officers who were 11, the dy Cohen ws rrested, present in G cfeteri the night to prticipte in job interview. of Mrch 11. Sgt. Thoms Cohen, in his testimony. sid tht he hd, t the time of his rrest, been employed by continued on pge 8 Wrren climed tht Mr. Kissck Hillel is Hving Brekfst with. et _ 1**RL Str Plyer for the N.Y. Mets sun Jn 11 t 1:3 m SO 8111 LNORO Kilel Members Free NonMembers 75 11

4 . Pge 4 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Jnury F. 4 Pge REV. BOS: Store Front Ministry precbes socil renewl. photo by Dvid Friedrich Dunng this pst semester group of students hve been living nd working together on t he third floor of Woody Guthrie College (KGD) trying to form vible lterntive to the clssroomlecture brnd of eduction. This experimentl college progrm hs tried to brek the formlized trdition of disciplined eduction tht chrcterizes the dichotomy between one's clssroom nd socil life. We feel tht it is possible to crete n environment in which living nd lerning processes re inseprble. The progrm consists of 33 students nd two fculty members (Ken Abrms of the English Deprtment nd Steve Berger of the Sociology Deprtment). We chose the theme of mn nd/in society., The core curriculum consists of The core curriculum consists of By RENEE Lim Reverend Dvid BEs is minister without church. He holds no services. He hs no congregtion. He demnds no loylties or worship on stedy bsis. His constituents cover the whole re round Smithtown, reveling erosssection of severl religions nd even those who dhere to no religion t ll. Reverend Dvid Bos, minister of the Store Front Ministry t Smithtown, cme to Stony Brook to spek informlly bout his work nd ides. Active on the islnd for three yers, Dvid Experimentl College Progrm Now Recruiting For Next Term n extensive reding list which is to serve s guide for our seminrs held in the end hll lounge. The emphsis during these seminrs is on student involvement nd ledership. One of the problems encountered ws the difficulty in breking wy from trditionl studenttecher reltionships. This involves tking responsibility for wht. one reds nd developing the ptitude to form relevnt questions, s well s trying to relte on personl, equl level with one's techers. The Experimentl College plns to employ new, stimulting. techniques for lerning, such s sensitivity groups, nonverbl presenttions, field trips, video tpes nd movies. A work progrm hs been designed which is imed t serving three functions. First, we felt tht common, physicl 7 ~~~~~~~~~~~ BG DA' Rev. Bos Minister Without contct with the lnd would serve to get the college together on bsic, dirt level. Second, this sort of gup project would help implement the sense of responsibility nd commitment which is vitl to our life. Third, the work progrm would give students feel of the lnd nd the spiritul benefits of physicl lbor which. city people miss. We re looking for cretive, motivted people (you re if you wnt to be) interested in entering the Experimentl College next semester. On Sundy, Jnury 13 t 8:3, we re hving n open house for interested students. We will explin the progrm more fully nd meet ech other. For copy of the proposl stop by on Sturdy before 5 p.m. t Woody Guthrie College, KGD, third floor. Bos feels his role is to bring n ene to middleclss whites of the poverty nd socil injustices round them. His ministry, situted in store front in Smithhven Mll, serves s new religious institutionl form whose gospel is socil renewl. t emphsizes the problems of frm workers, the need for blck wreness in the communities nd need for chnge in housing lws. Coinciding with the fight for socil renewl is the recognized need to strive for chnge of ttitude in the surrounding community. According to Reverend Bos, Suffolk County residents, in their desire for isoltion nd rurl tmosphere, re trying to fight the growth L! A Church nd moderniztion of Suffolk in order to keep out the "bd" city elements. Nevertbeless, Reverend Bos is not the typicl cousder, missionry or offbet ntiestblishment leder. He is not prt of n underground church. Rther, he is prt of n Americn group which is not thretening to ny estblished institution. loclly oriented in his involvement, he does not clim to *e ble to del with the vgue mssive problems of cpitlism nd imperilism. nsted, he is willing to give the estblishment their lst chnce to djust. As Reverend Bos sees it, his Store Front Ministry is " ptchwork group sewing up some crcks here nd there." Cliforni's Next Governor?: The "green osis t Stony Brook" ws visited Wednesdy night by the Timothy Lery Trip, s the noted psychedelicist told n udience of thousnd freks nd some 5 isolted strights of "the dope trip of the ruling genertion," "the religion trip," 'the sexul trip," nd "the life trip" itself. Running for 'the highest office in Cliforni," Lery hs chnged his tune slightly: "Turn on, tune in, tke over. Time hs come, the numbers re there." l~~~lim~~~j Fill out below. PRNT. 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5 Jnury 9, 197 Jnury 9, 197 Chnges Mrk Second Yer At Old Westbury Pge 5 By JUDY HORENSTEN Feture Editor Cn college billed s n exciting pproch to experimentl eduction survive within the frmework of the Stte University system? This ws the question to which Dr. Byron Youtz, cdemic vicepresident of SUNY t Old Westbury ddressed himself Thursdy night in Snger College. Sue Rines, n Old Westbury student, ws lso present to relte "Whtos New t Old Westbury." Although the school hs only been open two yers, lredy mny chnges hve been mde. This yer's enrollment ws triple tht of lst yer. There re now pproximtely 225 students nd 25 fculty members. Formerly, only one curriculum option existed; now student my select one of three lterntives. The urbn studies school, with humnities nd socil science seminrs, includes field work component. Philosophy, literture, nd lnguges re stressed in the disciplines school. Working round the theme of 'the serch for mening," the new generl school consists of one term of n utobiogrphicl pproch nd nother term deling with politicl ecology. The seminrs re informl in style nd try to include more thn just books nd ppers by integrting films, plysi nd field trips into the curriculum. Yet, s student Sue Rines dmits, the school "isn't wht it ws possibly billed to be. People expected they could do whtever they wnted nd no one would bug them bout it. t ws going to be groovy plce where problems would be cured. This doesn't hppen. There's not s much freedom s kids might think." A New School Why this disprity? Both Dr. Youtz nd Miss Rines frnkly suggest tht one reson is the newness of the institution itself. Precedents hve not yet been set; s new situtions rise, they must be worked out on their own merits. "Lst yer ws spent in plnning, nd there ws lot of frustrtion becuse of lck of sense of progress," stted Miss Rines. A sitin mrked the beginning of this yer, growing out of certin decisions mde during the previous spring semester when mny students hd been involved in their offcmpus projects. A prospective fculty member ws voted "no,'9 nd this brought up the question of the. A L m" (R 2S * SMTH HAVEN MAU, e _ M AW ACADE ACTRESS KATHAN*E, nm o AN AVe MBASSY RLM AEWADS;«EPH u )L6 KUHARN6 H6PBURN AL. MARTN PM#Mt. lh6 UON N WNTER AW EMBASSY _mm PANAVSK)N NEED MONEY? FULL TME OR PART TME SALESMAN OR SALESWOMAN in COLOR Del with industril nd retil firms. Work your own dytime hours. Work in your own neighborhood. HGH COMMSSON plus incentive progrm. Dr. Youtz president's power in the running of the collegeis he solely n dministrtor, or does he hve cretive role s well? The governnce problem is by no mens yet solved. A committee put together constitution over the summer, but when presented to the university community, it ws not rtified. Menwhile, President Wofford nnounced tht he would be leving to become president of Bryn Mwr. Tied to Stte n ddition to internl conflicts, the university must lwys be nswerble to Albny. n spite of this limittion, it hs negotited number of innovtive moves not permitted in other stte universities. Dr. Youtz pointed out tht in recruitment of both fculty nd students, Old Westbury dels with 44 lot of high risk stuff." One fculty member lcks high school diplom; the school is interested less in dvnced degrees thn in teching bility nd rpport with students. n choosing students s well, diploms re niot required. f student is not outstnding cdemiclly, however, he must hve other tlents. Dr. Youtz cited the exmdle of._ tlented 34 yeroldstudent who grew up in the streeys of Hrlem nd hs jst returned to eduction. The criteri for dmissions involves the prospective student's interest in tking n ctive role in plnning the college. Students re on the dmissions committee nd tke prt in interviewing nd recruiting. However, s the exct stndrds for dmission re s yet '"vgue," there exists the dnger tht dmisions will become merely "selfreplicting process." When sked whether some of. the problems being fced t Westbury might mke it "microcosm of this university," Dr. Youtz repeted tle fmilir to Stony Brook studentsovercrowding in the dormitories. Additionl fcilities promised by the stte filed to mterilize, nd the university hd lredy mde its housing committments. Although mkeshift rrngements were improvised t the lst minute, Old Westbury hopes tht its "sense of smllness nd unity will be preserved." Eventully the school hopes to hve bout four hundred students, in few smll colleges, ech with degree of utonomy, but lso shring some common fcilities. Still Debting Some problems hve not been ironed out yet t Westbury. A debte over the ding system is still underwyshould the college employ the "pss/fil or "pss/no credit'? "The problem does not come up of just occupying spce or fculty's time,"' pointed out Dr. Youtz. Another unresolved question is whether or not students my hve the power to rte fculty members. Under AAUP regultions, judgment of fculty must be by thei pees rther thn by students, This, however, contrdicts prt of the experimentl design of the college. Miss Rines relted the good points: the livelier courses, the noncompetitive spects of Old Westbury life nd the close nd relxed student/fculty reltions in which fculty members re willing to hve students s friends on "horizontl rther thn verticl level." t isn't communltype thing, but we do hve close feelings with others." Lst yer provided the university's "growing pins," but this semester hs gotten off to better strt. Perhps the nswer to the question of Old Westbury's successful survivl my be n optimistic "yes" fter ll. 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6 l Pge 6 Jnury 9 Pge fs 'y, Voiee oi Die Pesple MPRsOVEMENTS? E ' s u 21 guy. J S i ' m ji sc l ^ ^ S i 2S: sh! _E zb i ; E E &^;o ide l L i _; R_] 1 1 i,. Lo, *fius di ;: " :!.._ uk_. Ad :1. j, s l, 11. s u 51 j Sti;l "1llll i11i Audi l 1,:1 * "l Ace To the Editor:. During Christms recess, towel rcks were finlly instlled in KellyGruzen Qud. Oversized screws were used, resulting in the splitting of the insiles of the closets. But this cn be overlooked swe we were ki desperte need of these rcks. But wht psses us off is the stte in which we found our suite when we returned. First of ll, wht little money we did leve in our respective rooms ws found sing. Someone hd jr in which he ws collecting money for med school. This jr, which he keeps on his desk, ws found under his pillow, broken into, with only the pennies left. Another suitemte hd $6; of chnt in smll sck. This sck ws found flushed hlfwy down the toilet with some pennies t the bottom of the bowl. The dmge in the living room mounted to hmmer blows directed t four Betle pictures which were on the wll. These blows went through the pictures, leving deep dents in the plster. Empty boxes of screws nd loose screws (the sme kind which were used to instll the rcks) were found strewn bout in ll three rooms. / n the future, we would like to be informed beforehnd by the University of ll those who will be c ming to 'finish" our suitehopefully for the better. Residents of Kelly C24 Editorils leg l Ro< cm Entry During the recent vction students' trust in the University Administrtion ws gin violted. Students. rooms were entered without their consent to instll towel rcks, nd in the process t lest severl burglries occurred nd more thn few students were disturbed. As n side it should be noted tht these towel rcks in mny cses were put up sloppily nd over existing wll decortions. Wht is importnt in this cse, though, is tht the rooms were entered illeglly. Scott Rickrd, cting vicepresident for student ffirs, nd Robert Chson, director of housing, both clim tht they did not uthorize either the jnitoril stff of the dormitories or student security to open the rooms. Who is responsible? The housing office sys tht they were unwre of the sitution nd tht the contrctors must hve convinced these two groups to llow them ccess without contcting Mr. Chson. This rtionliztion doesn't help, those students whose possessions were.either stolen or dmged; their only recourse is to the courts. The sitution of unuthorized ccess to rooms hs long been sore point to students; in the pst, residents hve been subjected to room serches by dormitory stff who hve confused their role with tht of the police, s well s to numerous Tipping Tow Student Polity hs ltely been hving delusions of grndeur. Polity is trying to imitte the Federl Government's institution of deficit spending; there ppers to be no end to the monetry "Horn of Plenty" when the Student Council meets; nd the Student Sente. supposed wtchdog over spending, hsn't even growled over recent lloctions. The Student Council isn't the only one robberies during vction periods. n lmost every cse there ws no evidence tht the rooms hd been broken into; the rooms hd been entered by the illegl use of mster keys. t's time for chnge. This University hs for too longtolerted n intolerble sitution. On one hnd the University hs the legl right to room ccess llowed by the housing contrct, yet on the other hnd they refuse to ccept responsibility for the ctions of those who use the mster keys. n fct, the only concern tht ws expressed over the cmpus burglries cme from Dr. Toll who urged students to bring their vluble possessions home with them. The problem hs simple cuse, but not quite simple solution. There re too mny mster keys, most of which re in the hnds of people who either ren't or shouldn't be uthorized to hve them. We recommend tht the housing office chnge the locks on the doors to every dormitory room nd ensure tht only one set of msters is mde. This set should be locked in the offices of Security nd used only for rel emergency; room checks should be crried out with the consent nd in the presence of the occupnts of tht room. f the University fils to respond. we cn only suggest wht one RA hs lredy suggested to the.occupnts of his hlltht they, themselves, instll new locks. / rd the Red to blme though; your fellow students hve creted the problem by refusl on lrge scle to py the ctivities fee. As of now, lmost 25% of the undergrdute student body hsn't pid the mndtory fee. f you're one of the students who hsn't pid, we urge you to do so now. f you know of students who hven't pid, hssle them. There's no reson why they should be getting free ride t your expense. To the Editor: 14 ENVRONMENTAL CONTROL m especilly nxious to cll to the ttention of the Stony Brook student body some of the positive steps which they might tke in the re of environmentl control subject more nd more in the news tody. The formtion of groups rnging from the Students for Environmentl Defense (SES) t the University of Minnesot to the Ntionl Environmentl Lw Society t Stnford University illustrtes the ppel of the issue on college cmpuses; Here t Stony Brook,/ Of c6urse, Professor Chrles Wurster nd others in the field of science nd lw hve sperheded the ctivities of the EDF (Environmentl Defense Fund), nd feel tht student orgniztion would be most pproprite on this cmpus, if it is not lredy underwy. As chrter member of the Preserve Your Environment (PYE) orgniztion nd werer of the blue {clen ir nd wter), green (open spce, plnt life nd nturl resources) nd yellow (sunlight) PYE button, would encourge ny interested students or group of students to contct ntionl hedqurters of the PYE club, 4 Highlnd Avenue, Rowyton, Connecticut 6853 for informtion nd supply of pproprite mteril. Alredy clubs re ctive in New York t the Stte University t Albny, SUC Oneont, Union College nd mny othersnd the PYE will prticipte in the April 22 techin on the environment. Whichever orgniztion Stony Brook students ffilite with, think it is importnt tht they become involved positively in fcingup to the problems of pollution, loss of nturl resources nd relted issues. Perhps some mnthhs from. now the greeting from stident to student here will be, "Hve you thnked green plnt ltely?" i Donld Ackermn Coordintor of Reserch f you've got gripe or something to sy, sy it through. Letters to the editor should be typed, double spced, no longer thn 3 words nd must be signed. (Nmes will be withheld on request.) Send to: Voice of the People Gry College SUNY Stony Brook, L, N.Y Letters dedline: Sundy, 7: p.m. for the Tuesdy issue Wednesdy 7: pom. for the Fridy issue.

7 197 C4tt zmn Pmeo 7 &O L_ r * U r ys v M.6HA ty 7W T~c WTffi^JsP^ FACE M R) J83p m 4 A ^ 6UM 1 W W ^~~~~~~C o 1 i. _ rtf em $O &LAL/1 _.i* l^. nmw \ L L PPORT X ym^. vic Q v.4 How Do You Prevent Univ. (Ed. note: The following rticle is reprinted from the lwys believed tht the city ws more or less December 3, 1969 issue of the Ann Arbor Neuws nd "controlled" by the UM. Certinly the school's ws supplied to by Dvid W. Lurie. The influence hs lwys been strong, but how do you define rticle is especilly relevnt to the upcoming legisltion '.tke over?" in the Town of Brookhven which would restrict the renting of housing to "groupers".) % One of the most interesting pieces of mil to come over our desk during the holidy period is letter from womn in smll town in New York which, in her words, is pently bout to be "tken over"' by stb university. The town of Stony Brook hs some residents 'embroiled in trying to enforce our onefmily zoning lw which hs been on the books longer thn the University hs...we now hve monsteron our hnds," she writes; "8,99 students with plnned growth of 2,, two hospitls (VA nd regulr) medicl school, etc.' She sys tht "someone mentioned tht in visiting. y u,;ypur uty Jst yer. he.oticed tht tw mpletely. tken over nd occupied by the college, nd tht it looked to him tht Ann Arbor might hve been like Stony Brook t one time." Stony Brook now hs popultion of 3,obviously without counting the students,, nd there. re two other villges in the immedite re. * * * Wht dvice cn Ann Arbor give her? n the first plce, the situtions were never the sme. For mny yers the University of Michign grew with the city. When it hd bout 9, studentsthe sme number s the Stte University t Stony Brook now hsann Arbor ws city of 25,. Tht ws in 192. When the big growth strted fter World Wr, Ann Arbor ws expnding in other wys, too, lthough the big push lwys cme from University enrollment. The 197 census is expected to show popultion for the city of 1, plus, with n estimted 28, of tht number being UM students residing within the city.,~~~~~ * f the UM hs "tken over" the city, when did it hppen? There would be lot of differing views on tht question. Some oldtime Ann Arbor residents hve T.A. Pond's "Undoubtedly the university is good for business," the letter writer sys, "lthough we only hve smll specilty shops; shopping centers re in different res. But the bsentee lndlords nd the greedy ones re pushing us out. " * T * Our dvice to Stony Brooks t this point in the Stte The Zoo <The Midd BY SCOTT KUPPEL * So it finlly hppened. Tino mgzine hs declred tht the Mn of Yer is, yup tht's right, Middle Americ. Time listened long nd hrd nd when they herd nothing, they knew tht they were out there. chnced to strike up converstion with one of these Middle Americns in br found myself in one night. sw by the glem in his eye tht he ws proud of his new title nd couldn't wit to be sked his views on everything nd everything. After ll, the Mn of the Yer must be knowledgeble on lot of subjects. " tell you one thing though, those niggers re going too fr." "Don't you think tht blck people my possibly object to being clled niggers?" decided tht moderte pproch with this mn might be more productive thn clling him rcist bigot. "Ok, colored people." "Don't you think they might mind tht, too?" "No, they don't mind" "How could you possibly know?" "Let ne tell you, there's this colored feller in my plnt. He's 6 yers old, been working for the compny for 2 yers, works hrd, rel hrd not like the people running round tody yelling for jobs they don't know how to do. men this Tke Over "? University history (it is ten yers old) is to "join 'em; you cn't bet em." Work with the University to mke the growth pttern s orderly s possible. University fculty nd stff will be just s nxious s townspeople to hve proper zoning. Seek n rrngement whereby the University will help with school expenses for children living in txexempt housing. Forget ny ide of trying to keep ll students "on cmpus," in University housing. Town nd gown coopertion is the rel key to hrmonious existence, nd the benefiti tht come with University will fr outweigh the disdvntge. Lie Americn colored feller, 2e's hed custodin for the whoile plnt. He worked up the ldder, just like everyone else, never goesmouthing off like some other colored fellers in the plnt. You work hrd in this country nd you get hed. t's s simple s tht" "So nywy," interrupted, "how do you know tht blcks don't mind being clled niggers?" "This colored feller told me so. Just listen to me minute. He ws born nd rised in the south. He knows wht rel prejudice is. Well me nd him re good friends. tret him just like do white people. sked him one dy if he minded if people clled him nigger, nd he sid tht he relly didn't cre wht people clled him s long s he ws treted right by people. You know wht this country needs is more colored people like him. He's rel blck mn. These colored people running round with guns, tlking bout whitey, demnding jobs they just ren't ble. to do, demnding welfre nd ll sorts of other shit, you know they re the rel niggers. And it is such shne tht the good colored folks hve to suffer for these people." Americ owes gret debt of grtitude to Time mgzine. No longer. will Americns, when clled bigots by their children, hve to resort to defensive, " m not bigot." They cn now sy, hnks to Time mgzine, " m not bigot; m Middle Americn!",s t is distinction for Stony Brook tht Presiden hs been chosen to serve through the next semester i first Executive Director of the Chncellor's Stte Pnel on University Purposes. We wish him nd the every success in their work, which is of gret impor to the University nd especilly to Stony Brook. The cmpus hs, in the menwhile, numbx extremely importnt tsks on which hope we continue to work in the next few months. would li cll prticulr ttention to severl studentfculty g which re prepring recommendtions of importn every one on cmpus: the Fculty Sente's dri committee on university governnce, the Stony E Council's committee on permnent judiciry, President's committee on equl employment opporth nd the President's committee on longrnge plnni hope tht every interested member of the univi community will contribute to the work of these impo groups. thnk the for this opportunity to wi members of the University Community hpp productive New Yer. TrS OK JUST THE STRAW OF WATNG FOR HDM TO CALL THbE CHNKS OR JAPS OR CAAOKS OR SLAWMT...

8 PgeW YORK(_ e G.. nterrogtor Sys Electric Torture s U.S. Policy NEW YORK(LNS)An exg hs chrged tht electricl torture of prisoers nd civilins is officil U.S. policy in Vietnm. Peter Mrtinsen interrogted prisoners of wr for the 541st Militry ntelligence Detchment. He ws trined for his job t Fort Holbird, Md., nd ws sttioned in Vietnm from September 1966 to June Mrtinsen sid tht during the time he ws in Vietnm he witnessed the torture of numerous "detinees" by U.S. officers nd enlisted men. "The officers were lwys involved in the most severe forms of torture." The most common device used ginst "detinees"' ws the stndrd Army fneld telephone. nterrogtors ttched it to "ny body extremity, ers, fingers, genitls," Mrtisen sid. "You crnk it nd it gives very nst shock, quite pinful." Mrtinsen sid the stnding joke during interrogtion trining t Fort Holbird ws, "Wire him up on the telephone nd ring him up. He lwys nswers." Although he never sw ny written orders uthorizing torture, it ws "just understood" to be ll right. He sid tht Mjor Cornelius Gry, commnder of the 541st, ws "directly wre of tortures of detinees." U.S. interrogtors lso used bmboo splinters, driven under fingernils, to loosen the tongues of suspected NLF soldiers. Bmboo splinters were frowned upon by the brss, however, becuse they left krvs. ""You could do nything you wnted," sid Mrtinsen, "s long s it didn't show." During Opertion "Cedr Flls" in Jnury 1967, Mrtinsen sw mn tortured to deth. When Mrtinsen sked n Americn cptin who hd supervised the interrogtion how the mn died, the cptin replied: " ws wiring him. He ws just bout to brek. He ws on the verge of telling me something when he died." Mrtinsen sid tht when he got bck to the United Sttes he tried to tell people bout wht he hd been doing but nobody would believe him. n November 1968, Mrtinsen ws visited by the elite of the militry policethe Criminl nvestigtion Detchment (CD)fter he hd mde public sttements bout the torturing. The CD promised n Students ngered byt intruders continued from pge 3 lwsuit ginst Strrett n< Eken. Jenne Behrmn, who lives ix Woody Guthrie College (Kelly D), explined tht lst Tuesd3 morning she ws bruptly wkened by two men in he bedroom. " told them to ples leve. When they stood there, dded tht could hve ther rrested for criminl trespssing They lughed it off nd sil 'everyone's been telling us tht Finlly they sid, 'we'll give yo five minutes to get dressed; the we'll be bck.' immeditel clled Dr. Rickrd. He didn know nything, but sid h would cll Mr. Chson." Miss Behrmn then dded: ' ws relly surprised. From m cot nd boots nd food etc., i the living room, it should hs been obvious the suite w occupied. They could hve i lest knocked! As it ws, the opened windows, left nils the floor, nd hung crooke rcks right on top of posters." investigtion. Then n llinois congressmn denounced Mrten s lir fter hering his ccustkes nd promised n investigtion tht would prove U.S. officers hd nothing to do with torturing prisoner in Vietnm. f thew ever ws n investigtion, its findings hve never been mde public. Another exg, Jn COumb of the Vietnm Veterns Aginst the Wr, sid tht there were over jillion Gs bck from Vietnm who hd prticipted in S.C. seeks town id continued from pe 3 further stted. "However, more students wish to live off cmpus... Stony Brook hs higher percentge of oncmpus living thn other brnches of the Stte University." One community resident, nd witnessed the killing of enemy prisoners nd civillins. But most Gs won't tell wht they know becuse they fer prowcution by the government. "They re picking out *cpegots like Clley,"' sid Crumb, "when the rel criminls we the people who sent Clley there in the First plce." Crumb sid the Civilin Commissions of nquiry would be set up cross the country to give exgs chnce to come forwrd with wht they knew. nstitute,which hs been ctive in orgnizing opposition to the proposed ordinnce, sid, "You (the town) re creting one clss, one rce, one color society in Brookhven; if you don't provde the mens for low cost housing, the Housing nd Urbn Development Corp. will."' HUD is stte gency tht cn override locl zoning restrictions. AMMM^M^^ Frederick K_ Hckett, Stony Brook ttorney, ws disturbed by '"reidents diecti their hostility to University students. would like to see Stony Brookl students mke the re their voting residence s some students hve done t Cornell," Clendr he observed. Another Tbree \ FRDAY, JANUARY 9M Villge resident, John Lynch, expressed his fer of low cost FR DAY, JANUARY 9 housing nd how it would bring APPLED ANALYSS. down property vlues. "t's like COLLOQUUM, Prof. Smuel A. living under dm nd you know Mus. Moore School of the wter's going to come over Electricl Engr. University of some dy...f Pennsylvnio you're going to **lnfin'tesml Trnsformtion for Nonliner build low cost housing why not do so round the Nesconset Highwy?" Lnd long the highwy iscurrently used for the most prt for business purposes. Polity My Buy Houses Polity Tresurer Lrry Remer, speking s member of the udience, chrged "the University doesn't cre bout its students, nd the community doesn't cre bout them!" "We're people," he sid. "Del with students s people; use nuisnce lws." The Polity Tresurer dded, "Student Government hs enough money to buy block of houses nd fill them with students." After the meeting he observed tht Polity hs enough money in reserve to mke down pyments on bout ten houses. Houses in the re cost from $3, to $4,. Stu Eber, who represented Polity on the pnel, sid: "We wnt to live in decent plces lso, tht's why we wnt to move offcmpus." Other pnel members echoed the cll for multiple dwellings in the Three Villge Are. Rev. Pul Morrison, blck minister of the Bethel A. M E. Church in Setuket nd member of the A s s o c i t i o n f o r CommunityUniversity Coopertion, sttes,"f the University is going to grow from yer to yer, something must be done to get multiple dwelling round it." Neil Gold, Director of the Suburbn Action ^^***FUN**VVORKNG***** Systems"' 1:3 p.m, Light Engr. 22 CHEMSTRY COLLOQUUM W. H. Stock Meyer, Drtmouth College, 4:3 p.m. Chem. Lec. hll SW MM NG MEET Stony Brook vs. N. Y. Mritime 7: p.m. Gym NTERNATONAL FOLK DANCNG 8: p.m. Engr. Lobby CNEMATOGRAPHC ARTS., ""Rchel, Rchel" 8: & 1:3 p.m. Le. Cen. 1 SATURDAY, JANUARY 1 CNEMATOGRAPHC ARTS "Rchel, Rchel" 8: & 1:3 p.m. Le. Cen. 1 TOSCANN COLLEGE Children's Folk Concert 3: p.m. Toscnini Lounge SUNDAY, JANUARY 11 HLLEL BREAKFAST Art Shmsky of the N. Y. Mets 1:3.m. O'Neil Lounge GRAY COLLEGE ART SHOW One mn show of Jmes Sturt "72 12 noon 1:. p.m. Jnury 8th through 11th Gry College Lounge, open to public SANGER COLLEGE LOUNGE Al Brdy of WORFM " Trends in Music" N***EUROPE:***. FUN WORKNG N EUROPE : Bnnmer nd Yer Reum JOBS ABROAD: Get pid, meet people, lern lnguge, trvel, enjoy! Nine job ctegories in more thn fifteen countries. Foreign lnguge not essentil. Send $1. for membership nd 34pge illustrted JOBS ABROAD mgzine, complete with detils nd pplictions to nterntionl s * b Sowie or TrfgrOte, 8W United Ntions Plz, New Y ork, N. Y., nord prit xtudent membership orgniztion..e...*4 Jnury 9, 197 ExProf Given 4 Yrs. A former University instructor hs been sentenced to four yers in prison following his conviction on multiple chrges of poseion of LSD nd mrijun. Hrold Wltz received the three concurrent four veer terms from County Court $udge Gordon M. Lipetz Tutsdy in Riverhed. Sentenced long with Witz were two former University students, Brry Dumper nd Leh Tmr. The trio were convicted following nonjury tril November 17 before former County Court Judge Joseph A. Stbile. Dumper nd Min Tmr were convicted on two chrges of toession of LSD nd mrijun but were cquitted of five other felony chrges. They received five yer probtion periods from Judge Lipetz. Suffolk police described Witz s mjor drug supplier to students fter he ws rrested in his rented home in Yphnk in April, Police sid they seized more thn 4 doses of LSD, Cohen. Kissch: Convicted continued from pge 3 shoved nd pushed him nd hd mde thretening gesture with his fist. Upon being sworn in s witness, Kissck stted tht he hd not shoved the officer, but hd merely plced his hnd on the shoulder of the officer stnding in front of him, s if to sy "Wht's hppening?" At tht point, ccording to Kissck 's testimony, two officers grbbed him from behind nd drgged him bout 2 feet bck. When he begn to move forwrd, he ws plced under rrest. He did not mke ny gestures t the police, he nswered in response to the prosecution's question. Justice Copertino ruled tht Kissck did not interfere with governmentl dministrtion, but did hrrss the officer. Persecution Chrged Mr. Tndler, the defense counsel, stted, during summtion, tht the Stte once gin hd filed to mke sufficient cse to wrrnt the convictions. n ddition he climed tht these two defendents were the subjects of politicl persecution becuse of their ctivism on the cmpus. He sid tht the college Administrtion hd proceeded with the chrges to "set n exmple for those students who ttempt to chnge society or the University. " Politicl Atmosphere Suffolk County is strongly conservtive Republicn re, lthough its county executive is Democrt. During the November election the Liberl Prty, in conjunction with the Republicn Prty, rn two cndidtes for the District Court judgeship, nd both lost to the DemocPticConse rvtive opponents Thus the trend towrd conservtism is esily sen. Students re, for the most prt, not considered prt of the community by its residents nd re often subjected to hrssment. With this resentment building in the community, fir tril by jury could only men the,_pximum sentence. Such is thestte of our courts nd our community. Sentencing Set J u d g e Coperti no recommended tht Cohen nd Kissck be relesed on their own recogniznce until the sentencing on Jnury 28. A probtion report on Cohen will be filed in court t tht time. Cohen fces mximum of yernd three months on two chrges, the trespss nd resisting rrest for which he could get three months. Kissck could fce 15 dys..lmoi El Benef it Concert for the L.. Frm Workers Service Center on Feb. 5, in the gym. Strring Ptrick Sky, Odett, Brbr Dne, nd more. Contribution $1.5. For more into: Adele ** ** Do the existing tntlizing culinry morsls stisfy your discriminting tste OR re you tired of the sme old shit! f the ltter is the cse plese come to meeting of students who wnt to do something. Mon. Jn 12, 8 O'clock Benedict DE Lounge. We need your support. ** ** The Executive Bord of the 1 97 Commencement Committee, cting on the inititive of the seniors t its meeting December 3, 1969, voted to request n dvncement of the published dte of the 197 commencement by one week to Sundy, My 31, 197. This will permit mximum ttendnce desirble for the d d i t i o nl events under considertion.the University dministrtion cted fvorbly on the request for dte chnge. Plese therefore mrk this chnge on your University clendrs nd pln to ttend. * * * Students interested in trveling brod next summer on SUNY sponsored flights should register with the cmpus director of nterntionl Eduction now even though flight detils will not be vilble until Jn. 15. Preliminry estimted cost to Europe is $2r round trip. Students should be prepred to mke decision on their desired deprture time nd destintion by Feb. 1. ** ** EUROJOBS, Europe Summer Trvel nd Foreign Studies Movies, Lecture nd Discussion Henry Jmes College, 8: p.m. Mondy Jn. 12. * * * The Romnce Lnguge Deprtment will offer new course during the Spring 197 semester entitled Antillen Culture nd Literture (Spnish 25). This course, to be tught by Professor ris Zvl on Tuesdy nd Thursdy from 1:O to 2:15, will tret n nlysis of the socil bckground nd culture of the Antilles, with specil emphsis on Puerto Rico. The collective idels, the imge of the pst nd the spirtions for the future of the society the theme of uncertinty, hope, fith, nd despir will ll be treted. Hostos, Mrti, Af rocribben poetry, J. Bosch, nd Rene Mrques will be mong the writers nd topics discussed. Lectures will be in English. * * * SDS will sponsor filmthe Spnish Erth on Tuesdy evening, Jnury 13, t 8 P.M. in Lecture Hll 1. Nrrted by Ernest Hemmingwy, the film concerns the Spnish Civil Wr. Contributions of 25 cents nd up will be ccepted t the door, nd will go to the defense fund.

9 f s r, Jnury Stte sm.,es Pge 9 concerts, insted of being removed experience between the entertiner nd the entertined, involve the feeling of personl intimcy. He's not out to tell the whole world where to go. He cn only sy where he's been. His concerts re wrm experience; drop your studies in order to shre your time with him. The Mgicin This Sturdy night, Ric Msten, the poetsongwriter from Big Sur, Cliforni, will ccompny h.mself on the guitr for two concerts t 7:3 p.m. nd one t 1:3 p.m. for those who re plnning to see the Lur Nyro concert s well. The first one is in Roth lounge. The second in O'Neill College. Although he hs plyed t more thn 1 cmpuses in the pst yer (including f y ou re tired of performnce t Mount College) conventionl, Brodwytype very few hve ever herd of Ric or hve n ide of wht type of performnce to expect. Ric lives on top of mountin in Big Sur. He dropped out of five northern Cliforni colleges theter, nd would like to tret yourself to new experience, then come to Roth cfeteri nd experience The Mgicin plying Jnury 8, 9, 1 t 8:3 p.m., nd Jnury 11 t 1 p.m. Lutrls Coming nd hs since worked s The bsis for this kind of trshmn, cement finisher nd theter is conflict, with intensity offset pressmn. He worked in of emotion nd controlled Hollywood for ten yers s movement s the gents through rock n d roll nd which the end result is chieved. rcouintrvwestern songfwriter nd The Mgicin ws evolved from BY HANK TECH pr i e ' looking LP on songs could never hve been on publisher. For the pst two yers short story by Th oms Mnn on Minstrem clled Big Brother pper. he been trvelling ps round the mens of grot up interction. Wht's nice bout Stony nd the Holding Compny. enjoy her LPs becuse she North Americn cmpuses nd is t is study in i group nd Brook concerts? Nobody likes Lur Nyro couldn't sell More trckes her voice over nd over sponsored by the Unitrin individul mnipu ltion, study the c ro wd e d pu shy Thn New Discovery on to hrmonize with herself, nd Universlist Billings Lecture in tyrnny. Fillmoreyou knowll those VerveFolkwys either. f you therefore her songs ring. When Fund. Prticipte in: something out strnge people outside nd it own either, pt yourself on the the 5th Dimension does her Msten hs completely of the ordinr y, something? Mgicin this costs lot nd y gott prk d bck. Bettek yet, buy 'em if you songs, they don't hold cndle chnged his musicl style since different see The cr. Once yer is enough for don't. Jnis Joplin ws tht to Lurtheir most dzzling his time in Hollywood. His weekend. me, nywy. But tht big ft insne one with the Sn interprettion just sounds gudy histimeihollywood. Hisweekend gymlousy uncomfortble Frncisco hevies; Lur Nyro with the feeling only Lur cn f setsit's home. Be possessive ws tht lonesome one with the provide. h e She's New York C p s sr t probbly never r i11 _ver 1i 1 bout your gym nd look New York City bues. chick, nd s suspiciously t townies nd guys Lur Nyro is those spooky puts her hir up. Do we think _* with Suffolk Community bot noises t night on the thtshe'llsoundgoodinconcert. A becuse you swetshirts, hve Hudson River with Humphrey without overdubbing nd right to be pigg bout your Bogrt shuffling round the pier. without bnd?9 Oh yeh, she's A1T s tv rm15 plce. When the bnd plys, Her sd songsthey're lke pckn men stos <nu snes.!5a 3A 1 V d they're plying for you (don't getting into col cr t night. mnge... forget it.) The hppy ones re sort of sd The second ct is Turley \.R1 Three yers. go, when the too, but they bring sunlight. Richrds from Chrleston. A Benedith\.t 1 buttons sid "Bnn Power" Here, ll of sudden, she fine voice tht reches ll over \{ nd you were still punkt Old chnges key nd smiles t you the plce, decent guitr nd A \ CollegEe Westbury High, two fine chicks nd sings "My mn! My mn hed full of ides tht re driving Cfe. \ A D you knew weren't doing s well Luie, corny Luie." Every note him insne is wht people sy D s you. Jnis rted only little her crzy voice produces hs its he's got. He signed recently with f L letters on the bck of "budget own little lifetime. t's s if her Wrner7 nd the bio sys "he Liounge \ Lounge t k e s ^,^,^,^^,^,^^»^ gospel, jzz, _^ i» \«ort Mf rock, nd fuses them into P.M. \:3 P.M. ^^ ^^^^^^ ^R ^^^^^^ ^^^^^^_ ~~sensul experience." Sounds 7:3 * M.1W. \ B& ^H ^^^^^^^^ ^^^^^^^^ _^^^^^^ Soky. But wht's the difference,.!l Al * ^^ ^v ** ^r ^r * s^>m~~~~~~~concrt r;i»ht? 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10 Pge 1 Jnury n On The Screen This Weekend t ws like throwing towel to drowning mnu; for weeks wer were hepless, struwi osis in desert of etc grvel Gp for est in rco ed luxury, one ws forced to endure swore of diretos Awet drems nd films so poor s to Cvoke requests for June Allyson film festivl. But s in every Foreign Legion film, hope su eternl nd there is help the horizon, but long with it comes lot of dust. Wht could possibly be lousiertime to present gret collection of fiums thn this weekend. Didn't nyone tell the execs t Columbi Pictures tht this is the month for NoDoz, gllons of Yubn nd crbon pper stins on your jockey shorts. Yeisir, it's the Bttle of the Alphbet. Dig through those textbooks, seek nd ye better Goug Sy lt N~ow BY FRED STERNUCHT To Rep. Jmes B. Utt: plstic doityourself surgeon's kit complete with fke Johns Hopkins Med School degree nd unbrekble sclpel for his memorble dignosis: "The Betles nd their mimicking rock nd rollers use the Pvlovin techniques to produce rtificil neuroses in our young people. Extensive experiments in hypnosis nd rhythm hve hown bhow rock nd roll music leds to destruction of the norml inhibitory mechnisms of the cerebrl cortex nd permits esy cceptnce of immorlity nd disregrd of morl norms." To Roger (Jim) McGuinn: n rmy of electric guitrs nd seven used suitcses for firing every member of his bnd (the Byrds) t one time or nother find. They hve rrived, not one, not two, but six (!) web lde, entertining, beutifully cted nd thoughtful movies. Everywbee you turn there is one. There's no escping them X The temptt is there. ndulge. Unfortuntely, there ws not time to write down reviews for the films though they hve ll been viewed. There will be critique of lst yer's films in Tuesdy's. bower, t the moment there is finl nd pper tht re string me in the fce nd.. LECTURE HALL CNEMA Rchel, Rchelstrring Jonne Woodwrd, Estelle Prsons, Jmes Olson; directed by Pul Newmn, A quiet but compelling film tht would hve been riveting if it hd not been so long only. to retort tht the bnd ws getting tighter nd better fter ech switch. To Tiny Tim: bowl of cherry pits for his virgin honeymoon. To Simon nd Grfunkel: jr full of nothing for doing just tht. To the Who: silver loving cup for the best lbum of 1969: Tommy. To the Bee Gees: the overrech of the yer wrd for procliming tht they were better thn the Betles. To Roling Stone mgzine: one electric typewriter using thefinest invisible ink ribbon for the Msked Mruders. To John Lennon: one cold turkey for turning in his MBE. To the Jefferson Airplne gin: blue pencil erser for using my nme to fred the censors. By HAROLD R. RUBENSTEN ARTS EDTOR Nevertes, Newon hs mde n i ive dirctoril debut bout study of womn who e no chnce to love nd wits for the tht comes with deth. Mtri Vcntly, frid of the worid, Min Woodwrd is superb s the ptbetic creture who yerns for n ounce of love. Her scene in the doctor's office for her supposed pregnncy is unforgettble. There is splendid sistnce by stale Ps nd the other supporting members of the cst. The beuty of this film lies in the excellence of the secondry role*, the cpturing of the stifling tmspere of the smll town, the petty people, their drery lives, tht dd to the borror of Rcbel's existence. However, some of the dullness ffects the spirit of the picture s it too tends to drg towrd the middle. One finl notemr. nd Mrs Newmn's dughter The Stte of the Art Awrds POLTYTOSCANNN Tosnini (T To Crosby, Stills nd Nsh: one Anheim, Azus nd Cucmong sewing circle, book review nd timing ssocition wrd for the ddition to their credits of Young, Tylor nd Reeves. To Columbi Records nd Mike Bloomfield: one wrped xe hndle for the gretest blues guitrist in the world, Johnny Winter. To Bobby. Zimmermn: one multicolored rinbow roch for ttributing the chnge in his voice to his quitting cigrettes. To Mick Jgger: one cn of Arid Extr Dry for overwering his leo the lionomeg shirt on his recent concert tour. To CBS: ifesize portrit of Tommy Smothers with the cption: "Wht, me worry?" To you: pece for whole yer or pssport to Prdise Lost. RECORD SHOP ollge wr5) Hoy Rgloom Open Suns ThWs 8PM1lPM presents Lur Nyro plys young Rchel nd her eyes re so blue they mke Mr. Newmn's look like n lbino's. PORT JEF. ART CNEMA Putney Swope urn by db Crol Reed (G). Spwing bmpy movie tht gets too bg for its britches nd winds up oveted PFgin superb. Oliner noxious. Robert Downey (X). A vulgr, BROOKHAVEN crude nd illint Wuriously Esy Ridertrring Peter work u d together. Fond, Jck Nicholson, Dennis Fri. nd St. 7:, 9: Hopper; directed by Dennis Hopper (R). The ending induces MALL CNEMA prlysis to your body nd T7e Lion M Winterstcng cshing doubt to ll your Peter O'Toole, Kthrine thought. Hepburn, directed by Anthony 'Fri. nd St. 7:, 9:5 Hney. Noisy, rmbling but fscing film beuse of two FOX THEATER pros nd their nmen Butch. idy nd the performnces. Sundnce WidPul Newmn, Fri. 7:14, 9:37 Robert Redford, Ktherine St. 8:, 1:23 Ro"s; directed by George Roy Hill (M). Rollicking, intelligent tern tht sprks with good performnces nd is ten steps THREE VLLAGE THEATER Oliwr!strring Ron Moody, Shni Wllis, Oliver Reed, Mrk Lester, Jck Wild; directed by A higher thn shootemup. Fri. nd St. 7:1, 9:45 stndrd Lur Nyro Turtey Richrds SAT. JANUARY 1 8 P.M. ONLY SinM"@E Cl&S"1 Mll TCKETS $2.5 $3.5 Student Concert Anyone interested in performing in the student concert on Mrch 1, 197 cn pick up n ppliction in the Polity Office. ON PPWPW $2. o$3.5 (includes tx) (includes tx) MNOW HRU TUESDAY, JAN. 13thfi All Series "D" LP's S 2.8 (includes tx) All Series "E" LP's (3.5 (includes tx) Orders promptly filled if not found in our lrge stock or

11 %F WW~~~~ Jnurv U 4 y %.~~~ %M. 9 d6.f ff %or lb%".ro Swimmers Sink St. Frncis BY ROCKY COHEN Stony Brook once gin rewrote the record books enroute to close 644 victory over strong St. Frncis tem by breking five pst mrks. The Ptriots begn by winning the 4 yrd medley rely with Peter Klimley, Al Weilnd, Dve Gersh nd Bob Mestre in the time of 4:21.3. n the next rce Rich Fotides' record breking time of 12:1.8 in the 1 yrd freestyle ws not enough to bet Pete Leonrd who took first in 11:59.6. Fotides hs now lowered lst yer's mrk of continued frow pge 12 Joe plys only on wy, 11.5%, but ginst one of the present supermen it wsn't enough. Schmitt eeked out n 1816, 1511, 1516, 1715 victory. Jy "The Smsher" Citrin, who grduted only lst yer, displyed his usul vicious forehnd nd just s consistently trocious bckhnd. Mike Brkn ws not bout to lose nd the cheering lumni horde ws not enough to propel Citrin to victory. Brkn triumphed , The lumni dropped three more mtches in fst fshion. Lrry Stettner outplyed Bob Sthl 1513, 1718, 151, Sthl ws hppy he won one gme, which showed the depth tht the lumni hd sunk to. Bob Komd routed Jy Selnick 155, 153, And Dnny Kye defeted "honorry" lumnus Bob Johnson 159,156,1714. t ws bout this time tht bttlewisened cptin Wittmer regrouped his troops. His orders were simplesnek bck to the lockor room, drink cup or two of Coch Shlder's punch, nd come bck to_ the court for nother go round. Then Wittmer, Schultheiss, Vn Denburg, Citrin nd newly rrived (but enlightened) Rick *'Cmpus ' 13.2 by over minute nd ws only four seconds off the pool record. Bill Linn, one of the Ptriots tricptins, plced third. n the 2 yrd freestyle, John Sherry of Stony Brook nd Bombr of St. Frncis finished in tie in the time of 2:6.3. n the 5 yrd freestyle, lwys close, Bob Mestre nd Pete Klimley finished second nd third. Louis Gior of St. Frncis took first in time of Steve Lukczer took third, in the excellent time of 2:27.8, swimmning the 2 yrd. ML n the diving event the men Lose Belhin took up the chllenge for second Unw. t's been rumored tht Lump didn't drink enough becuse t the t hhld of victory his new found strength deserted him. Stu Goldstein stged comefrombehind 1512, 115, 115, 1514, 1512 victory. WittmerM ysteriously Wins Wittmer sweted nd stlled his wy through his first two gmes with Chrlie Schweibert before he mysteriously found second wind. Witt regined some, lthough surely not ll, of his selfrespect with 915, 115, 151, 1511, 156 win. Vn Denburg, Citrin nd Belvin followed suit for the lumni. Vn Denburg outlsted Mike Chen 1615, 1513, 1718, 715, Citrin underwent crobtics to keep the bll on his forehnd in defeting Greg Speer 1715, 1511, 151. Belvin fought off comebck bid by Arnold Klein 151, 815, 158, 115,151. The lumni hd slvged four mtches, but not without some insid, lthough not covpcious WXb*froim Qqgch Snider AHtojr the wy they were beten this yer who knows if the lumni will return next yer for remtch? CHECKNG ACCOUNTS Service Chrge Only No Chrge for Checks You Write Choice of Check Colors Checks mprinted WATCH FOR DATE OF GRAND OPENNG ~~~~~~~~~~ Northest Corner, Hllock Rod & NesconsetPort Jefferson Highwy 4 * Lke Grove 42 W. Min St., Sm 654 ithtown t SMTHTOWN * HAUPPAUGE * ELWOOD v HUNTNGTON STATON * fby No fetfrl Depooft 1=98M Ptriots completely dominted with excellent performnces by Mrk Silver nd Eric Rogoyski tking 1st nd 2nd plce respectively. Dvid Gersh, in his best time this yer, esily took frst plce in the 2 yrd butterfly with time of 2:32.1 while Ptriot Sdownick plced third. Another Stony Brookrecord fell s John Sherry ws timed in 54.5 for the 1 yrd freestyle. Pul Montgn cptured third Pete Leonrd of St. Frncis spshed to his third first plce with time of 2:2 in the 2 yrd bck stroke. Not fr behind ws TriCptin Pete Klimley with n excellent time of 2:24, good for second plce, nd Steve er in time of 2:4 plced third. Rich Fotides continued his ssult on the record book, this time in the 5 yrd freestyle with time of 5:48, which ws seconds in front of St. Frncis' swimmer Bombr. Pul Montgn swimming in his third event plced third with time of 6:32. n the next event still nother Stony Brook record fell s Al Weilnd plced first with time of 2:37.3 in the 2 yrd brest stroke. n the finl event of the swim meet, the 4 yrd freestyle rely, both tems entered their best swimmers. St. Frncis expected first plce, but hd to settle for second, with time ot 3:54. The Stony Brook Ptriots, with powerful rely composed of Dve Gersh, Steve Lukczer, Bob Mestre nd John Sherry set new school record with time of 3:44.2. The Stony Brook swim tem enroute to this win over St. Frncis once gin displyed vust improvement over pst records. Five records fell in this lst meet nd thus fr, while still erly in the seson, Ptriot swimmers hve broken eight of lst yer's records. This remrkble improvement is the result of incresed workouts supervised under the ledership of Coch Ken Lee. Hopes re high nd the R Ptriots re lredy looking i p 1 forwrd to the Metropolitn chmpionships where ll members hope for Stony Brook's first chmpionship. r = SERVCES ROOM FOR RENT femle kitchen nd house privileges. Resonble. Sound Bech. Cll Mrs. Dme, 6787 or ROOM FOR RENT 5 miles from cmpus. Linens nd lundry. $15/wk.. (mels vilble) Cll now OFF CAMPUS HOUSNG needed by femle trnsfer student for Feb. 7 plese contct Brbr BY STEVE NGS The f mn bsketbll tem trveled to Brooklyn college Wednesdy in quest of their first victory of the seson. As they journeyed in serch of tht elusive first victory, there wre hopes tht better fortunes wited them in 197. t wist long before tbese hopes turned into nightmres, for lthough they were strting brnd new yer, theyw using the sme fmilir script; nd it does not hve hppy endingc Brooklyn sed the Ptroits 7552, in goe tht ms even worse thn the fil sore might edcte. With bout si tes to go in the fgst hlf the score wm 337 in fvor of Brooklyn, nd s fr n Stony Brook ws concernedk it ws ll over. Brooklyn mm much bier nd fster tem, with 6' 8" stting center; they literlly rn Stony Brook off the court in the erly going. With the wore still close t 64, Brooklyn went on 13 ter, tht left the fresh bewildered nd demorlized. After Keith Shelby hit on long jumper for Stony Brook, the host five tllied fourteen of the next fifteen points to put the gme completely out of rech. The closest Stony Brook cme fter this strek ws sixteen points. Brooklyn College is very strong nd tlented outfit, blessed with good depth nd mzing quickness, nd the potentil is there to mke Brooklyn conference contender in future yers. Sports Clendr Vrsity BsketbllAt XH u n teirst. stlmrw7n1wt r Conference Frosh BsketbllAt US Nvl AcdemySt. 7PM Squsht WgnerFri. 4:3 PM SwimmingHome New, York MritimeFri. 7PM Hi FMSTEREO BUYNG STEREO? Be creful! Don t invest in junk! We sell only highest qulity electrons t lowest prices. Don't get stuck. Cll sy "stereo". LOST & FOUND WOULD THE PERSON who took my pckge from Kelly Milroom t lest write thnk you note to my unt. Pge 11 Frosh Fil to Find First Win t B'klyn Employing 23 zone defense, they clogged the middle nd forced the Ptriots into numerous mistkes which resulted in fst breks nd esy scores. The only bright spots for Stony Brook were the tem high 2 points by Crl Hunter nd the eleven point production of Shelby. Coch Coveleski took dvntge of the opportunity to give his reserves some plying time in the finl few minutes. When it ws finlly over, the tem heded for home, still wondering if tht first win would ever come. Vrsity top B'klyn, continued from pge 12 nsted, the Pts dominted the gme from the strt, immeditely jumping out in front s Kerr mde five quick bskets from inside. With 143 scoring burst lter on in the first hlf, Stony Brook left the floor leding Pce tried fullcourt press in the finl 2 minutes, but nothing relly helped. Kerr nd Bc blocked shot fter shot, nd the Ptriot's led reched 21 points, With three minutes left, Coch Rolnd Mssimino emptied hisbenchnd brought on the Red Riders. Al Koch mde lyup nd Lnce Lefferts hit jumper from the left side s the gme ended. Kerr Hits Mrk Kerr plyed nother fine gme for the Ptriots, with his phenomenl 112 shooting from the floor highlighting hot tem effort of 59% on 351 shots. The cocptin tllied 21 points while. collecting Q rebounds. Big Bc ws second in both deprtments with solid 16 points nd 14 rebounds. The Ptriots nine gme winning strek is the squd's longest ever. The tem's record stnds t 91. As Coch Mssimino sid fter the Pce gme, "'m just disppointed tht we lost the first one ginst New Pltz." There's not much else to be disppointed bou t. PROSPECTVE SECONDARY SCHOOL TEACHERS for M.A.'s, M. A. T.'s. M.S.'s or bove. Revolutionry pproch to jobhunting. Ntionwide directories of positions: public, independent. Dedline Jn. 15. nexpensive. Applictions write: f NTERCEPT. Box 317 Hrvrd Squre P. O., Cmbridge, Mss Announcing the Stony Brook Motorcycle Club PROJECTED ACTVTES: rces nd rllies; formtion riding (ie. 6 dozen cycles bombing long 25A or North Country Rod to Montuk Point); mech nics nd generl bike work (ie. club tools nd mybe some old bikes 1949 HD 74's); cycle riding course (BSA will supply help with curriculum nd getting use of cycles); rmy surplus cycles (must be bought in quntity); AMA ffilition (if desired); nything else groovy for this spring! OR Send phone number nd nme to me nd cycle in 3 ROOM APT. privte entrnce residentil re. Furnished, light cooking utilities included. Mture fculty member, mle $15/mo. After 5 p.m FOR SALE FOR SALE REFRGERATORS $15 nd up delivery chrge $2 lso will crt wy refrigertors free of chrge Cll Refrigertor Repir Service NEW NYLON 4 PLY 775 x 14 tires. 2 snows $36, 2 regulrs $34. ll four $68. Contct Jennie Kelly D AUTOMOTVE 1967 MUSTANG SPORTS SPRNT yellowexcellent condition. 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12 ~ ~~~~ =ME ~~~~t b l toptriot Sports L P2e 12 imurls n ;. Pper SB Skien Reches 1 Stright Aginst B Pts Tke Potsdm Christms Tournment l lnury klyn BY MKE LEN 4AN The bsketbll tem strted the holidys with some of their best bll nd ended The Stony Brook Ptriots won the Potsdm Chri.stmins Tournment with with some of their wcorst, but the results were still the sme s the Ptriots extended decisive victories over Plttsburg nd the host Potsdm telm. s center Mike Kerr their wintm streuk to inie fmes with victories over Pce nd Brooklyn College. enmniled 54 noints in two gmes to Cfture tourney ANVP lit/nor. The Ptriots bet Potsdm 6349 on Sturdy, Jnury 3, to clinch the tournment fter defeting Plttsburg 6953 on the * previous night. Kerr ws the Pts high scorer nd leding rebounder in both gmes, hitting for 34 points nd 2 rebounds in the first contest nd 2 points with 18 rebounds in the finl. All told, the big center mde 23 of, 39 shots from the floor. "Mike ws little nefrous when the tournment strted," reveled Coch Rolnd Mssimino fterwrds, "nd hd to tke him out for while erly in the first hlf of the opening gme. Now 'm elted nd hppy for him. He's tremendous tem plyer nd rel offensive tort " Three Pts Honored ~" Kerr, of course, ws not the only plyer involved in the Stony Brook wins, nor ws he the only Pt plyer to be honored. Gerry Glssberg nd Bill Myrick were nmed with him to the lltournment tem, giving the Ptriots three of the five positions. Strong defense ws the key to Amp; x< Y~t i», twrig to the coch. "Defensively," he sid, "we're relly strting to come live. We still cn be more ggressive though, nd if we do, we don't expect to be bet much for the rest of the seson." "The big thing we've got going for us,' continued Mssimino, "is the togetherness formed between ll the thletes. We're communicting nd not trying to cpitlize on ny one plyer. At times, everyone hs done firly good job."' The tournment opener ginst Plttsburg ws pretty onesided ffir. Stony Brook's led reched 19 nd ws never less thn 12. The Pts llowed only 21 points in the first hlf, nd Gene Willrd dded 15 tllies to Kerr's 34. Potsdm Difficult Potsdm provided more difficult chllenge in the finl. "They're wellcoched tem," cknowledged Mssimino, "nd X they hve 6' 6" center nd two 6' 5" forwrds. We hd good stedy effort ll long to bet them.9 With 1:12 left the Ptriots held only two point 4139 led. But in the remining time they used 221 scoring burst to run wy with the gme. Kerr *cored 2 points. Bill Myrick chipped in with 16, nd fine defensive effort on Piper, shutting out the Potsdm lltournment forwrd who hd scored 3 1 points ginst Brooklyn on the previous night, G 1ssberg contributed seven sists. Mssimino ws plesed, of course, with the wy his tem plyed on the court, but he ws lso hppy with the wy they hndled themselves off it. "Stony Brook ws very well tken," he sid. "We received some wonderful compliments bout the kids. Tht, to me, is even more importnt thn winning this tournment." GONG UP: Pt Bsketbller Art.BRwd dts re Opponence l D D muosue P; month's Pce gme. Plts mo photo by Pw co.. Squshmen Fll Before Yle But Rebound To Victory Aginst Almni BY BARRY SHAPRO The Stony Brook sqush tem closed out the old yer with prevction wllopping of recent Ptriot lumni by n 84 mrgin. But fter the return to school the Elis of Yle University reneged on the holidy spirit by hnding the rcquetmen rther convincing 9 psting. Yle, tem tht rnks just below the top sqush powers, hrdly worked up swet in turning bck wht Coch Bob Snider hs often clled the best sqush tem he hs coched t Stony Brook. ' The Pts trveled to New Hven Mondy fternoon to meet the Elis for the first time in school history. The fst tht Stony Brook plyed Yle t ll sys something good bout the Pt future in sqush competition. Yle, s well s other "first nd second echelon" tems, hs recognized Stony Brook's improved sqush sitution. Next yer's schedule lredy hs definite commitments from such fine rcquet schools s Nvy nd Penn. But despite present improvement nd future spirtions, Mondy's mtch highlighted the mjor 'Stony Brook shortcominglck of experience. For exmple, five of Yle's strting nine were sqush strs in prep school. And these plyers, who hit the bll so fst you cn hrdly see it nd who seemingly hve no wekness, re not even in the sme clss s the' top plyers, who go to Penn nd Nvy. The Pt plyers, who were initited into the sqush circle here t Stony Brook nd show vst improvement over the two, three or four yers they plyed, cn generlly offer nothing but pride ih defense of their opponent's superior shots. As is generlly the cse, there re just so mny blls tht emotion cn retu rn nd defet is the inevitble conclusion. Grds Return Cogniznt of ll these fcts, the Ptriots clmly took the court ginst the Elis nd proceeded to drop 27 out of the 29 gmes plyed. And fter this completely expected shellcking the Pts, to mn, professed to be unimpressed. They felt tht they could hve nd should hve done better. Joe Burden moved up to number one for the Pts in the intrsqud competition nd won the Pts only two gmes. Before the holidys Bob i "Mons nd Grons" Wittmer rounded up eight of his lumni cronies nd chllenged the present tem to mnly bttle on the courts. The "good guys," fortified. by Coch Snider's secret elixir, "Sqush Punch" (which included floting sqush bll), humbled the former rcquet strs. Wittmer, s usul supremely overconfident, took the court ginst Joe Burden. Witt seemed hve left most of his gme in ft the locker room s he rn out of stem fter bout 1 minutes of moderte ctivity. His nguished grons of disgust nd stony stres of despir soon cme so often tht one lmost felt pity for this "fllen gint." Burden's workmnlike triumph ws 1614, For the lumni, big "Lump" Schultheiss showed powerful shot but mrked lck of speed in dropping the first gme to Chris Clrk 151. So in the second gme when Chris' wrist ws lmost severed from his rm by Schultheiss' rcquet, the mtch ws somewht evened. The results, however, only proved to be closer s Clrk went on to win 151, 151. "Pnd" AU Out Exsqush nd soccer str Joe "Pnd" Vn Denburg, who hs put on little weight since his plying dys, plyed with vengence ginst Krl Schmitt. continued on pge 11 Both opponents re Knick Conference rivls, nd the two wins give Stony Brook perfect 4 legue mrk. Only Hunter College remins undefeted mong the other Knick tems. nd the Pts will fce them this Sturdy night on the Hunter home court. The Ptriots journeyed to Brooklyn on Wednesdy, where they mtched the Kingsmen foul for foul nd turnover for turnover right down to the lst ten minutes of ply. With the score 3837 in fvor of the home tem, however, the Ptriots rn. off on 151 ter tht iced the sloppy gme. The finl score ws Hollie.Follows Agin it ws the defense tht sprked the lst minute surge. Brooklyn ws forced into four turnovers, nd Gerry Glssberg blocked two shots, nd Ron Hollie one, s the Ptriots moved fr into the led. Hollie ws the mn who pult the Pts out in front to sty with 9:2 left when his followup of missed shot gve Stony Brook 439 led. Bill Myrick then converted pss from Glssberg, Kerr hit on feed from Myrick, Bill scored gin off Glssberg ssist, nd Kerr mde foul shot before Brooklyn could score nother point. With 5:35 left, the Pts led 474. f the Kingsmen hd ny hope of coming bck, the freewheeling Stony Brook offense quickly put it to rest. The tem ws moving the bll too well to be cught. For the Ptriots, Keff hit gme high of 2 points, followed by Myrick with 14, nd Art Bclwski with 12. Glssberg contributed ten ssists, nd combined with Myrick to do rel job on Dennis Ozer, holding the Kingsmen's leding scorerto only four points. Top Pce t ws quite different bll gme under different circumstnces when Stony Brook knocked off Pce College, 6957, on Fridy Dec. 19. Unlike Brooklyn, the Setters were considered top Knick Conference contender, fresh off win over highly regrded Kings Point. The Ptriots could not ply poorly nd win. continued on pge 11 PUERTO RCO t $15! NTERCOLLEGATE WEEK Jn 26 Feb 1 Lowest rtes for Stony Brook Students! Pckge del includes Trns Cribben roundtrip jet, ccomodtions t luxurious Conddo Bech or Tnm Hotel, cocktil prty, bggge hndling, nd lots of SUN. Just few more spces vilble! Hurry! Contct Lenny 3895