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1 an ff 5 VOLUME 3 NUMBER 44 STONY BROOK, N.Y. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 8, 970 Black Students United a Opinion Recognize Prejudices By STU EBER Te defacement of Professors Walker, Golson and Lipton's doors is just te most recent politicalracial incident on tis campus. Wile te vast majority of students, faculty and administrators ave been content to sit back tis year and talk about ow "tings bave cal med down," small but significant events ave been occuring. Black people are demanding teir rigts as uman beings. Tey ave reaced te point were tey feel tat any attacks upon tem sould be met in kind. Witin te past mont Black Students United and tis paper ave ad a confrontation regarding a news story tat was racist in content, if not in design. A group of black and wite students confronted eac oter over te question of a late party one nigt. A casier in te Union and some blacks ad a eated argument over an overcarge. Swastikas ave appeared in Gerswin College wic attempt to link BSU and antisemitism. Tese overt incidents, plus more subtle forms of racial confrontations as placed BSU in te precarious position of issuing teir succinct militant note to te University community. t is very easy to sit back and talk about ypersensitivity and overreactions. t is convenient to play sociologist and deal in abstract terms wit te poverty cycle and institutionalized racism. t is selfsatisfying to point out te prejudice of oters and infer ones' own purity. But it is difficult, if not impossible, to directly confront yourself and examine your own mind and ow te sickness and ate as destroyed your ability to live wit oter people. Above all, wat man can onestly say e is te cancer but is working to discover te cure? Te fact is tat wite students ave been provoking black students. We are fond of saying tat we're different from te Sout, but a ex sign was all te vandals left on Mrs. Walker's door. WARNNG!!! Open letter from Black Students United, to te Racist Universities of Stony Brook. Let tis warning serve notice tat We. te Black community at Stony Brook, ave found it necessary, at tis time, to openly confront all LiberalConservative/racist on campus. Te administration, faculty and students ave subtly embarrassed, overtly intimidated, openly arassed and tried to inflict violence on te Black faculty and students. Tis is THE FNAL WARNNG TO ALL OF YOU. Te next incident perpetrated against Black people, weter small or large, will be taken as an act of open aggression against te Black community at large. AND WE WLL RETALATE N SELFDEFENSE. Te fact is tat black students ave been provoking wite students. Bleeding earts tend to ignore te pus and sove, te treats at knife point and racial comments directed at wites. Te fact is tat all people conveniently stereotype. Alec Pond didn't deface mm Waker's door nor would e sanction suc an action. Two black students were recently arrested on drug carges, but tat does not mean tat Black Students United in any way wants to contribute to te drug market at Stony Brook. Te seeds of ate and destruction are witin all of us. But tat does not mean we sould allow social conditions to be rationalizations for our instincts. We must be willing to face eac oter and recognize our own prejudices. Te incidents will continue. We can do noting to prevent tem. But te violent mass confrontations tey tend to breed (Cornell, CCNY, Queens) can be avoided if we try to deal wit oters as people, not political or social labels. STATEMENT BY T. A. POND Marc 7, 970 "Te incident was repreensiblea discredit to te entire University. Suc acts ave no place ere and we will take all possible action to appreend and prosecute any person treatening te life or safety of a member of te University community. am apologizing to Professors Walker. Lipton and Golson on bealf of te University." Second cum Posu9 Paid at Stony Brook. N.V. b Unknown Vandals De face Black Studies Office Door By RONNY HARTMAN Early Tuesday morning, wat some observers considered a political act, vandals defaced te Social Science B office doors of Black Studies Program Director Ann Mae Walker and two oter professors. A circled cross sign,;. ntided touc wit Clifford. office. After surveying te by a University policeman as a carred doors, e advised er to deat sign, wit te words "it's BSU Response call Security. on you" written beneat, were Dr. Walker expressed scrawled in calk on Professor Te actions drew a quick profound sock at te incident Walker's door. A poster response from Black Students Noticeable upset, se later depicting te violence of te United. n a letter to te commented tat ""wat Vietnam Song My affair and a University community, BSU appened ere is no different Black teacer's declaration, bot warned tat at "te next tan wat's appening all over." anging on te door, were incident perpetrated against Dr. Golson, wo as been burned to ases. A Cicago Black people...we will retaliate te victim of various unsigned conspiracy poster and some in self defense." n a separate obscene notes in recent weeks, antiracist cartoons were statement, BSU said, "Tis will saw te burned debris as an similarly set afire, on te nearby be te last act of a series of attack on te left. "t just office doors of Psycology racist attacks and intimidation sows," e said, "wat professor Barry Golson and on te Black community at capitalism can drive people to Education Professor Aaron Stony Brook." do0 "p Lipton. Recent incidents include a Te initials NYA were also written across Golson's door. eated argument in te Union cafeteria and a confrontation Hard to nvestigate NYA reportedly stands for wit Statesman concerning a National Yout Alliance, an "bust" story. Ftolnl omwing a T uesday ultrarigtwing group salvaged Acting President T.A. Pond afternoon meeting wit Dr. from a Students for Wallace released a statement late f and end Artur Taber, Director o f movement. Reports ave Tuesday afternoon, in wic e Safety and Security, indicated tat te NYA made deplored te incident as a UWsversity Police Cief Ricard attempts to recruit on te "discredit to te entire Wals said tat "unless someone Suffolk Community and University." (See statement witnessed te action and Farmingdale campuses last below). contacts Securty, intaon summer but met wit little Te damage was discovered at un t o t % matter i diffircult T e success. An NYA leader, Janus about 7:45 am, Tuesday daim said to Cifford, at one time caimed morning by Dr. Walker. Se bye ocecamd betse 2; 30 a m tat te NYA ad a membersip immediately went for aid and. w e n a witness last saw te d o o rs of 00 on Long sland. found Education Department in t a c t, a n d 7 :4 5 a m. Statesman was unable to get in Cairman Eli Seifman in is wen Dr. Walker discovered it. Column Blacks To Transcend Martyrdom BY ROBERT CALLENDAR Tere is suc a ting as de jure segregation, tat is wen te course and tendencies of racism becomes protected under te constitution. Tere is also anoter ting called defacto segregation, and tat is wen te effects of racist beavior is not considered criminal in spite of te contemptuous conduct of te ruling class, or autoritative citizenry. n bot cases, tere ave been provisions under certain laws to promote a sow Mack studff Program Dbrector Ann Mae WCkr of false adjudication. For an Oscar, it would be perfect, but for te person wo is "te victim," all tis language and conduct means is tat, wenever wite racists are ready, tey can declare open season on Black people, and te law as, witin its structure, te capacity to suppress te complainant. Well, it stands to reason tat in te most mentally, unproductive community, te suppression of a legitimate voice leads to tat voice transcending te subordinated capacity in wic e exists and begins to deal condescendingly and metodically wit is enemies. We, te Black people of Stony Brook, tis racist institution, do ereby recognize tat you, all te wite racists, ave declared open season on Black people. Wat is permeating ere at or. walkers dow f a/ Stony Brook is simply a reflection of a nationwide trend. Tere was te Panters in California, llinois and New York. Teir destruction, bot collective and individual, is an example of wat te American religious wite racist as in store for Black people living on borrowed ground. n te immediate racist environment of Stony Brook, youtful wite racists bum crosses on te doors of Black faculty members, plus tose wite faculty members wose association wit te Black nation implies a lucrative association and te potential missing link between te mutual institution of te wite racist culture. Understand tis, te Black people ere at Stony Brook do not intend to be te martyrs of te seventies. Tis is a period in wic we find transcending te current trends to be a most satisfying life giving force. Black people are not saying tat open season will be met by someting wic is ludicrous, barbaric and reflective of witeness displaced. Wat we are saying is tat open season by wite racists and Black people is going to create one of te most classic examples of evolution, one wic would cause Darwin to turn in is grave and tell all you oter wite racists to cool it, cause you are dealing wit a generation tat is, by nature of our teacings, prepared to transcend above and beyond te stage of martyrdom. So wite racists, you ad better cool it, cause you can't cope wit it.

2 Pmp 2 STATESMAN Marc 8, 970 Swedi.Exi itarrie fl~fy/n 7e 0'y» mefln bnfm Ln 'inf!/ 4WqLLOq%4p5%Wff4w 4ver KiT WWWF %m0woww4vj 0 Tue lon"mwited w bl tectaral fx~~brt~n from Slwedew in4ll anrived in Stonry Brok agl tluoo49b te efforft of te membei of te tmtoa Oub and te Stony Broolk union staff So Wat folmowing its oeigin GotenburwSwd& in te spring of 968, rcie ig prietrougout te wordd as. played tus far in Stockom4 Oslo, Hland, Belgium, ERngand. Caliona Vancouver and Akron So W at VMS ile by te arcitlecture students of te Cbalmers; nstitute of Tecnology of Goteaburg. Te aesumite, can be BPe on te scn fkoor of te Union bufldmg xibition was intended xtf be kept bete until farc 29, but doe to some togls ebements in te University 7, it as to be closed earter. After one nigt of dfeplay, te electronic 9gt (snowing te world population canges) was conveniently removed fiom te exibtin.te ofdget wic costs approximatly four deddollars is vital to te ex bition So please, fellow Americans, if you see a 2" x 8" x 6" case wit a "clcing" tat ne a cfigit every tree s e cn ds, talk to te guy Well be willing to accept it at te main desk or any oter convenient plce any timem n te meantime enjoy te exibition witout te counter. ALL Gzrolu S, C"la!bs, etc. M~~ Aes gvrment now appeans to be efmulating. Te extent Of Reagan's success in tese areas can be mesrdby te level of opposition be faced wen be took office in January 967. Reagan s budgetary ig to te California State egsauein te first' mont of sadmnstain ppoe tuition for pubfic. ige educat~ion n a state proud of its centuryold bmadition of free ige education, suc a proposal met te united oppsiton of te iger eductio estblimet, student and faculty groups and te larger news papeprs and teleiso stations. Tree years later, tuition carges mete approvd by te U of C regents wivery little opitn Te state mol eges are expected to follow suit Wen Reqgn to~ok office, >Calif ornia. pbi ge eduati wa comited to te [notion of iger educatiom to all ig scool graduates. Tree years later, enrollment projections are being cut back [wit a miumof 20,000 quaifed ppicants sure to be turned away by te State College system tis scool yew. Dymmeto By FRANCS FURRY de so inl te immediattu Tuw te liberal noinof and PATrY LEE AMAE futur. society was to be werve tat a Most signifiantly UtMaY social pl wea be immured for mpa movm str R0ald Caiomen oiee a rigt all and tat placeme n at was to be free pubaic ireducation Rti Wm elected Voeveror of detrmne on te obecive Qunaby a Bkargm of OVe a ond M equal opportunity grounds of individual tey now Sccelpt m a Frrieg acik eveent wi repr P to leac e or clanr differences. Te by te potuof te ae junior Pollge were to ijin in afeteyas 9t ouse. accommo aueal ig scool grdates w Ws wnted to wit t Yeacrdorfr te How as Ronamd Reagan done cnie, and te state cll gep so muc in so sort a tie to were to accept aul qualified to be de mo to oof fel ransform public policy and (average) junior college pubbic opinion rewufn te graduates. Restricting Caliornia iger edato enrollmnent was acopidby am Butd~l system? eafter To issuesya unesand tis, we pg~yrdy P insre fewber poor must go back to April 960 t dents tougt tey wanted to wen te ""Master Plan for go to college tan ric (or b~iri fe S a cxmwroland ptan Higer ducation9 formflny cudn't became tey ad to separated California public work).~ Te srge for open to be tat mode federal ige education ito a admisio, esecillyte T~i~rd treetiered systeim: te junior World Liberation F.ont strike at coleve, te state college and te San Fran cisco F Stage, were fteal terea to dis kind of social Te twoear Junior college VAB ~ ~ ~ J ~ ~ ~ programming; te "nativms" got rl i ' i S A Sy'Mp MWa desgn to retlssad ripmanded miore empsz eia and bem tan tey were supsdto sbet te state rolee n wep rem for sup in te midde leve As is often te case, liberal and gove"nent lingii notions came to bear rttde eation to fact. Tbovg te te unrriyvcto produme California ige edbucation system undertook and acen plid e an unr rredem~ed MPFME of Uof C Tree yewrs; ago te University of California wa one of te mont prestigious wnvesities in te cutry Today, te istitution is under attaick for ettso" and wasng umoey and a good number of its faclty coceredover te potitica attacks on te stivrty. as eiter deated or Te plan inldda blamprm~t for orderiy, efficient glu~l of te ige ecai sys~te tn 960, California ge eduatin ws j««q~aj~gte "baby bo and te cmmitte 9 pme.iix t report tat pubfic ills education enrolmn 3as to dobeby 970 Wms to bpenom te master plan idaedte 7 liberal ptiin np by of te rep 's acies Critical to te plans functin waste picpeof upard Aobiity WiAinS te cyrtna wt treelees and uliaeya guaanee place for every 6ig scmool grdaein Caliorna iereducation. AN Tose ntarestedu n Obtaining A Boot For CARNVAL PesComne to a Meeting Mlly Funding KSii riiiri [ SUBSCRBE NOWV TO r WedMarc 8 9p.m. SOU 24. epbmiprogra n te years under te preceding admnisraton fom total enrllen ic 960 to over 900,000 wen Reagan took offwe in 967) and tixuo~.%bing te prvosyeam te Cafifornia University syszemn becam profioia America's pe iereintitution, a serious dsepancyexsd bet een te 90sulgals of te liberal ibareducaumo esaiet and te e datooa realities Caifornia te igest percentagw of gscool!,te gclgl to college and anerrdkiate education is paid for by large public subsidies. M Larry Renruer c/o Polity )f f ice Requsts Mut BC nb Mrct 27t& 970 Te followving are to be included in all requests. Anem~to of te Avtefalt t (Aveukwole Approxinmately May ) ne~ow of Stony Brook's faculty by Stony Gmoo Su stciption for only $ 00 PT~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~tt RaOO 072. SAL uimw Billtan i i

3 Marc 8, 970 vaiiar WK : ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~... office, Dolan is reportedly Me next clairman Department. Englis Head To ko By ELANE SLVERSTEN Reliable sources in te Englis Department ave stated tat rving Ribner as resigned as cairman of te department, effective te end of tis academic year. Paul Dolan, assistant professor and assistant dean of te Graduate Scool, is to succeed im. Mr. Ribner stated, " aven't resigned yet, but probably will..t will probably be effective te end of tis year." He gave as is reason is desire to "go back to scolarsip and teacing." Several faculty members, wen questioned, spoke of te resignation as already accomplised. AU refused to say wat Mr. Ribner's reasons migt be. Curriculum At. a meetwtig of Engis majors late Tursday nigt, a Sociolclogy Sociolo Ray ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ m Forum Speaking on pment of Te Develoj Social Act ion Mtovements Tru Mass Communications' 0 STATESMAN DoAd l rage a Students Oppose Ed. Proposal Byt Vincent MrV tan At a meeting eld dy it several students voiced opposition to te new program of incommunity ridene for student teas to begin next fan Ḋispute centered around te unwilingnew of some students to move off campus and te concern of oters tat te cost of living would be iger. Altoug students would be oused in otels and motels, most of tem wit kitcens, wile paying regular dormitory rates, tey would ave to make teir own eating arrangements. Te objection was raised tat students would be divorced from te university and in effect be made "more teacers tan students," by te program. n response to te accusation tat of t E Ti students rigts were being of te Englis violated by forcing tem to live off campus, Dr. Francis Palmer, amp gy Provost for Educational 0ee~tj em Researc and Development, r e ite ra t more survey of e t staff. A sopo: d a t te program was b e i n g i n it ia t e d i n Britis literatuire is to be response to compulsory, an id te language demands to increase te re le v a n c e o f requirement as been reduced to education. Te two years. program also opes to meet "te n e e d f o r a b r o a d e r Englis majoirs wo are now concept of sopomores or j juniors may elect Practice teacing as preparation f o r requirements, or employment as a of teacer; Englis te old or newar a n d to n of te two mo o ve t e any combinatio university to c l o se Sopomores may take a second r involvement wit te year of tutorial a next year if tey communities in te region..." wis. Altoug incommunity residence is necessary to meet Sister Seeks Justice For Slain L.. Yout Te sister of a 9yearold H o f s r t a U n i v e r s i t y undergraduate, wo was fatally wounded by a New Jersey State trooper following a 00 MPH case is seeking donations from te Stony Brook community to fund an investigation. studentfaculty committee outlined a new curriculum for Carol Giardina, a graduate te department, wic will go student at te University of into effect in September. Florida opes to raise part of te Tutorial study as been cut from money from a memorial rock tree years to one, to be taken concert, and a meeting will be in te junior year, due to lack of eld in room 22 of te Union tonigt to plan for tis and publ&sad ys, WS furter action. rstatesman. student epai of SUNY at Stony Brocok,_ is A companion of Giardina, publised ModyWednmesdays, Andre Alfieri was also sot and and Fridays during te spring requires extensive leg surgery. so.,ster by te Statesman Anoter Association, an companion unincorporated was nonproflt organization. Ricard unarmed but faces carge of Puz, President; Alan J. Wax, possession of marijuana. Treasurer. Editorial and Business State police are Offices still are located n te Stony Brook Union Building, lower investigating te incident, wic levew. 'Editorial and Business began on a ramp off te New pone: Member United Jersey Turnpike near Cranbury States Student Presw Association. Represented for wen,national a state trooper stopped te advertising by National youts and said e found "a Educational Advertising Service. container of marijuana." Wen 8 E. 50t StL. Now York, NP.Y. e radioed for assistance Printed by Te te Smittown NeOs, Brooksite'Or., Smilttown, Nv.Y youts fled. A 20minute case Free to students. $S per year. followed during wic police Singles, 0 cents. Entered as second class mail at Stony Brook. N.Y. Ogy A tvo units pursued te car off te turnpike. Te state trooper ten fired six sots at te car, fatally wounding Giardina and, wounding Alfieri, police said. No Forum maurice Mor of Socilg Commuictin) ET V T dtfwtmm carges ave been brougt against te state trooper. Miss Giardina is demanding "te true facts of te case, a trial and 'suitable sentence for te cop'' involved, carges immediately dropped against ;Qiain~s A m y~axi, and ' end to te intimidation, arassment and killing of all innocent people." "My broter's murder must be avenged," said Miss Giardina; "my family, agonized and bitter, are preparing to go te legal route. Tey ope to get justice done to te pigs troug te New Jersey courts." Miss Giardina believes tat te sooting was a violation of constitutional rigts. "Under te fift amendment te tree ad te rigt to "'due process" before tey were deprived of teir life... se " said. (Miss Giardina's statement is on te editorial page.) tese goals, any studentw fees e still wises to commute to is sient may do so. Only 0 sdt wm be affected eac se ter next year, but "n te cataloge tere will be a s t a t e m e n t r e a d i n g 'undergraduates desiring teacer certification upon graduation sould be prepared to spend one semester of teir sen#i year living off campus in te community were teir practe teacing as performed.' " n addition to tis program, "a group of students is independently setting up an inresidence teacer preparation program in District 2 of te Sout Bronx." Tis group, currently seeking volunteers, bopes to better acquaint student reuer bwit ome of te problems of... in an urban geo. Cocrn was also exprse over te fact tat tere is only provision for certification of 600 teacers next year. According to Palmer "...it is unlikely tat te University will ave te mandate or te resources to continue to certify te 3040% of students presently desiring teacer certification. Oter sites in te State University System are better equipped for tat purpose." Despite te fact tat over 600 certifications will be given tis year e said, " don't tink we'll ave to turn any of you away," citing te possibility of finding more positions. don't Lw:rsopumy tink we'll tusu pwunam ave to turn away. %au vem any Ac y of o ners mondyi y n gw, a YOU." w~~~~~~~~~~~~~. Am w jm AR. W ql qb. AP [ Save [ Statesdafl _.. '& _' ' s M ' '' ' a.&,. M.,,. Good Old Bee wit a Wlolmt Ad ta.? TOOTS E TAX New Cars for Faster and Service Better Special Student Discount _iw v 6d A x X x x x x Wed. Marc 8 7 P.M. S.B. Union R 237. TAX 75 9 wa o ols Eeyoe nnite d A

4 t L Pap 4 Marc STATESMAN Once upon a time it used tobe A. B. C, D and L t just was can og'l. B was bw A and C "Me at do e tirass o tlw yar a Y oor i (a d Ga and tort o, wueris, dmb biit tol S~ i d 0 dw S. of " t"' B r~n and so fort And everyone was content in te dorms of KellyGrusen. SS to He < i am _ At takes only bout b " t t e t t B c o o e a awroe ' ou p up a cdump of But ten tey said you've got W k e ttslraw w s off tbe dirt from to ravea name. Everyone else ne doet for to yew te Mot. scatter a Wfwen a name. And be ba to be dead. o. and a been y )ses tr ome dirt over And e as to be a New Yorker, aby «'!l wit te tem ad bead for "noter or ave done someting for New maty of t m winte.}ndrd of suc patbes can be York, or lived for some time in UA, and te ability of te plnt panted one spring afternoon. New York. to gow under a wide ariety of ad if you return in te fall ftey" gave us a list of onditions wit no cae. after te firt ard frost, you suggestions. Wagner Br. was on Te. eart a to te will find tat at least alf of it. So was James Feniore tmspotswl bwrepn Cooper. And tere were lawyers _ffvk~ff 7 growing.anywere from 6" to 6' and judges and all kinds of WED"" in eigtj f you mis a few, te wellrespected people. We all p a nt is PHOTOGRAPHY likel y t o incre a se ' its looked at te list and said, "O". And ten we said, "Wy» _~n»»tl~mmlk«'number te following year. wn t nog ane wat will appen if tis inrttl'"7''»?< praticebecomes G widespread. s.w rofl~f" ran grows wl in smome O NY cd dld albums, per sections ofte.sandtereis strice, reasonab no reason wy, your area can't r l em and our H name.be one of tem, unless you live f l U r s t n t S n M, W0 in te desert, in wbif case trouble! irrigation is necessary. f you J. Fox plant in your area lor a few»»._.. years, it is likely tat te plant w i t a k e Potograpers ll old witin at time. o f t is n e e Sey Brok 75A3277 = d. ~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~cnnudo ae E ast e r rn ea n s many tings to different people. Some may tink of Easter bunnies wile oters tink of flowers and te soon coming Srping weater, to name just a few. But te real meaning of Easter is tat Jesus Crist, aving come into tis world for one purpose, died, was buried and tree days ence rose again. Jesus said of Himself, " am come into te world not to judge te world but to save it." Because of wat Crist accomplised every member of te uman race is no longer eld accountable for tier sins. Te Bible tells us tat all ave sinned and come sort of te glory of God. and te penalty for sin is deat but te gift of God is Eternal life troug Jesus Crist our Lord. is t e n cnclusion, Easter birtday o f tat memorable r day. wen Jesus C wis W ovided salvation for anyone wo nts it. ""For wosoever s a ll c a l l u p o n t e nam e o f t e Selden Bible Curc 0 Park Hill Drive Selden, N.Y. Co~~4Nntinued on page. A T TUES. EVENNG PATCHOGUE MAR. 24t THEATER AT 8:00 PeM. " THE MARTN LUTHER KNG FLM PROJECr' DMSSON intirf proceeds to Daytime Nigt Em SS.00 (TAX DEDUCTBLE) Jartin Luter King Special Fund GET YOUR STUJENT AND SENWR<CTZEN DSCONT CARS AT YOUR LOAL UA THEATRE l id i_ lb A DormByAny Oter Names can't it be A, B. C, D and E: avo a num. 66Toey"A s so. And Lecm Duck will not do. go, suggestions from iagnatve 'esdeats e n: Houdini, Bela Lui, alcol X. Harpo Marx Anny Bruce, etc. And in te dmocratie way we voted. A became Harpo Marx B became Edgar Allan Poe C became Lanny Bruce D became Woody Gutrie E became Jon Steinbeck And everyone ad a name. But not everyone was appy. Te story w not over. t is not enoug to just ave any old name. You ave to ave a respected name; one witout controversy. And Jon Steinbeck was te only one on "teir" list. You see, te Stony Brook Council as to approve our names. Tse wellmeaning,, lu, , STATESuMA CLASFED "Mondy Wm Frkday m. 5 pomn $ for 5 wmrds or (ea» W mup i o n 'i rv atin 0 0, two 0 f _vwe PERSONAL 9 t HAPPY, K a r e n K. From Ki maka. ROOT, ACTUALLY YOUR MND is lostso owere in a Norwegian wwoo..a.b. M K E : N O E YEAR LATERCongratulations and bst of lluk back. as my Te ports "coke.""lll Editor. Now go LYSE: AM 00% sure tat already, Tursday aw s a eart! really Leon your day' Please FOR SALE ft. i an BRMK By RtkNZ$ LP8K HOUSE FOR SALEFURNSHEDc u ing o nry. c 5/bedrooms. batrooms, fireplace. appliances, 4 2 fence, ptio. drapes, carpets. extras., Stony Brook, Stratmore STANDEL BASS AMPtwo 2" eay duty bass speakers wit separate 5 organ ' speaker. Organ speaker is brand new and still in carton. Asking $250 or will trade for organ portableo. Call FOR SALE: DYNA FM3. Fiser Amp, Oeigew Counter, Smit Corona Typewriter, VTVM. W a n te d Folo Guitar. 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Te pe ra odas of eac dorm ave seat in letter to te s B O and we now rte official But te are rumors. Edpr Allan Poe 0 on drus. Woody Gutrie used to be a Communist. Lenny Bruce was plain ole nasty. 'eyg" fike tat. may not Mod of us nee wanted a name. A. B. C, D and E wer o.lk. wit us. But tey said we ad to ave a name. And now we ave names and are getting used to tem. And wat appens if tey say,no? Ten te dorm doesn't get a r ff plaque and is not officially recognized. Te Poe Colege egisature, owever, as voted to keep teir name weter officially accepted or not. p l We Mal car nsurance for Young Male Drivers Brookaven Agency 49 Main Strwt TaoM 9443 WUSBRadio p et. we.. From our stud}o ig atop te gymasium, te first stdet fmeeting to be odca FM over our Be sure to tune in at 0:30 p.m. Tonigut! 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5 Marc 8, 970 Congresswotnn Alle Herself Wit Yout By ROBERT THOMSON "Te time as come wen we can no longer put band aids over sores tat ave been festering for so long... We must be able to go ome and look at ourselves in te mirror, cleanse our souls and our attitudes." Wit a touc of Bible Belt revivalist in er voice, Mrs.. Sirley Cisolm, te U.S. Congresswoman from BedfordStuyvesant, addressed tis message to a group of Douglass College students at a private breakfast Saturday. Her resounding oratory seemed almost out of place in te relative sumptuousness (for Stony Brook) of te faculty dining room. Te students, celebrating teir college's dedication, ad just finised muncing on bacon and eggs by candleligt wen Mrs. Cisolm appeared. young, and women." (Te lateness of er arrival forced te extinction of tat elegant touc wen te srinking candles began to sizzle te flower centerpieces.) Social Revolution Te congresswoman was introduced to te group as "a maverick one wo is a politician witout following te macinery... a woman of pride, courage and fait." Te message se brougt to te students was simple, peraps somewat cliced by now, but te force of er words transfused it wit new life. Se believes tat "All up and down tis land tere is a veritable social revolution going on; black people are asking for teir sare of te American Have you been to ip yet? Stop in and look, you milft be surprised? Universitv ping Plaza Route 25A improvement. "Te corruption and filt tat surrounds adults in tis sc>ciety is sickening... te young are saying iwe're tired of te sam and ypocrisy in tis country'. Sowing erself to be as wise a politiician as se is a forceful speaker, se told er syoung and largely female audience, "" ave decided to go along wit te 8 and 9yearolds iif tey will ave me... Te country can be saved by a coalition of blacks, te young and woimen." Sticking up for er allies, se ass;erted tat America sould ave learned a vital < esson from te 960's tat is, tat one can't generalize about people and tings, or pick onee group to serve as a scapegoat for all social evils. We can't relieve ourselves of te injustices of Akmerica by attacking te blacks and te young. Douglass College students cose a dedication speaker. Students ave joined te caltegory of scapegoat long eld by black people. Ten years to te attention of te world eac year. Se ago se was telling people tat "teir frustration oped tat te American people would wake up level is going to be reaced and no o0ne is going to te fact tat "tere is a cancer in tis country to be able to calm tem... Nobod: y paid any racism, RACSM, tat's wat it's all attention to te rumblings and fam i;»ff about." r&' La U b " S av e A m e ri c a " because it didn't it tem at teir fr< ont door." Clencing er fists and looking Se ready pointed to out lead tat, wile black peoipe ave t e c a r ge, M rs. Cisolm called coice in on coming er audience to tis country. tey lave to "j remained o in a n d s a n d s a v e America," suprisingly for we loyal can no to America b e t it not because of its acievements, Lt bi beae longer e passive recipients of te society's ue blood m o r a l standards. Se we asked know for wat an abandonment it can become.9. r. lo,.' of te useless sweat jargon and of "Law tears and of black Order" people and awe in m t sue~d"urban Crisis." Te t te work soil of.,aewe it.qw r Howevvia of te many commissions tat te establised time ad come to for study united "Te, oncrete Problem" is gatering dust on action. untouced Speaking of black red cap r< s e lv e Pennsylvania wit B.A. degrees, Mrs. Cisolm ṣ "Some people can't go any longer, tey ;d all a r tose e w illing t o figt and tey are willing to kill. m 0 STATESMAN leam, watever tat dream may be." Women, as well, are now iing to ask for a p roper sare wile te young are questioning te ivery values on wic te American society is based Se said se ad given. up on imany of te older people in te struggle for cang,e; many of tem want to continue to be complacent. Tey will do only enoug to convince te world tey are committed in some way to social in color L e t u s value s e of e, before te volcano erupts tired Of completely, if we can't save America."' Wit v in is io n a a urry r y zealousness, se called for brave men FJUST ARRVED! a Suedes & Leaters Bucks E Pants Bells Jackets & Vests Wolesale Prices An Unbelievable Purcase l L 'See us at Te! U60DRQROUND Sneak around te corner at Tree Village Sopping Center Underground at Bette Vogd, A " ' Ltd. Page 5 asked ow anyone could "stand bein glib generalizations about te education... black people are seeowfar you'vecomeism, tey're: ma a n d and tey're not going to be women stopped to figt te n< battle. "f you know wat tey are about you won't mind te name Te congresswoman ad a few unbroterly calling and you will find te stamina to carry on words for "Broterood Week" wi( c will be te struggle." coming up soon. Se saw it as "five dlays a year Te congresswoman received a standing wen tere is a furry of activity to reassure eac ovation from er audience, but one could only oter tat, altoug we ave tese diifferences, speculate on te final result of er efforts to we can still ave dinner togeter fro: m time to bring tis message to te country. However, time." We ave not really believed in te after earing Sirley Cisolm as te social concept of broterood, or else we vwould not revolutionaries' trumpet, one could believe te ave to bring tese minor efforts so dra umatically walls of Jerico migt yet fall. _ OSum HAVMEN LUN AM"_a_ r to _ «Mrfel~~ft Starts Today Te Happy Ending 2 Academy Award Nominations inclu dil.. a< Best Actress &ean Simmons GP lmomftb(lk M

6 Page 6STATESv'AN Marc Marc 8, 970 Compulsion Won t Work Next year. te Office of Teacer Preparation plans a new program of incommunity residence for student teacers. Te program, wen fully enacted next Spring wilt require all tose seeking certification to live in te community in wic tey student teac. Te program as definite advantages over te current system, bot educationally and practically. t s enactment sould create more available spaces for student teacers by allowing teir placement in scools outside of te immediate campus area. and students living in te communities in wic tey are teacing need exposure to different environments and te insigts tat community residence can elp provide n poverty areas in Wyandnc. Riveread, Bellport and New York City suc exposure is'vital. However, te mere placement of te student teacer in suc an environment will not insure interaction wit te community. Students will be living in otels and motels wit oter students, not in te neigboroods wit tose tey are teacing. (Peraps a secondary aim for te program is to elp solve te campus ousing problem). Te Education Department sould understand tat student teacers are still a part of te University, tey must be given te coice to decide were tey will live, on campus or off. Te goal of te Education Department sould be to provide alternative, meaningful structures and not arbitrarily enforce any one; tis will lead to resentment on te part of tose forced into te program. At a meeting for student teacers on Monday nigt. Provost for Education Palmer stated tat if students do not go along wit compulsory incommunity residence ten, " will assume students do not want to become certified." He continued, "f you want to become certified go to anoter scool, like Fredonia, Cortland or New Paltz." Te arrogance of tese statements reveals an icy indifference to te needs of students wo want to teac. pwyr and te director of teacingpreparation. S'r Kreuter. spew fort lofty principles, but te facts indicate tat teir real motive is to discourage students from student teacing. Te number of student teacers will be limited to tree undred per semester. f J tere is an overload of applicants tey will be screened by te following criteria grades, te number of openings in te cosen field and if te student as taken a metods course tat satisfies te department. We ave known all along tat te University does not ave adequate staff or te desire to prepare large numbers of students for teacing. And now te eads of te Education Department are going along administrative priorities at te expense of te student body. Palmer and Kreuter are quick to point out tat te idea of incommunity residence was first tougt of by students during te Tree Day Moratorium. t is true tat students expressed te desire for community involvement, especially in getto areas. We question just ow meaningful residing in a otel in Setauket or Port Jefferson can be. Te Education Department is betraying te real aims of incommunity residence by forcing students to live off campus. nstead, tey sould educate students to te need for residing in certain communities and provide willing students wit te means to do so. Te Education Department must realize tat a program of coercion is doomed to failure. We urge tem to eliminate compulsory offcampus residence in teir plans for incommunity residence. f te program is to survive its goals must not be obscured by a flood of student rage and resentment. Racial Strife Yesterday's racist vandalism calls to mind te tenseness and conflict wic plagued tis campus last Spring, culminating in a near riot and a student strike. Te causes were attributed to a polarization bot racially and politically of campus sentiments; over reaction and paranoia were caracteristic of te actions of all sides. We ave te setting now to repeat last Spring. Tere was a racial incident; BSU as reacted to tat incident. Te logical progression will occur unless all of us. all of us, first analyze our own attitudes and attempt understanding wat we react to wit fear. resentment, or antagonism. Obviously, tere are some amg. L? w o 2re incapable of rational beavior but tere is no reason for tis campus of supposedly intelligent people to discard logic and turn to teir emotions. Minor incidents will probably continue to occur, if only from misunderstandings; it is up to eac of us to prevent tem from escalating into a racial war. STATESMAN6_,. «y ' oiooor±< People VoicooT fcho Peo plo ToteEditor: Te Boger Peir kangaroo court "earing." at wic Anne Lync was carged wit torboring a ddg i» tibe dorm, malted in te unbeticrably kan decinon tat Anjekft sould be ntfpeoded of te ceommter. Tb» premeditated aent«oce vw bpd on a complete distortion of te (acte, and a complete dmrefurd for several fundamental issues involved in Annes ease. One of te most important factoxx ignored by Pdps and friendi «tat te legislature of Pbe College issued an official statement wic in effect nion Jurist & te Univ. By PETER ANGELO ie purpose of tis article is to express my tisfaction and utter disgust wit te Administration's y of sceduling classes on major religious olidays. year, classes, as well as midterm exams, ave been luted for Holy Tursday, Marc 26, and Good Friday Marc 27. t is my opinion tat all Cristians in tis University Community sould consider tis a personal insult of te most outrageous nature. Tis sort of ting sould not be tolerated. Te Administration sould reflect upon tee meaning beind tese olidays, and make an immediate cange in policy. To a Cristian, Holy Tursday is a memorial of te Last Supper. Good Friday commemorates te most significant event in te istory of mankind. Almigty God, in te person of Jesus Crist, allowed imself to be nailed to a cross and ang tere for tree ours of indescribable agony, to sow is love for te uman race. No greater gesture of love for fellow man as ever been made by anyone. Te significance of tis act may be explained briefly. Wen God created te world and mankind, e created a paradise. But Man, in is pride, sinned gryvously against God and was driven from paradise and lost is rigt to immortality. But God, in is infinite mearcy, promised tat Man would be redeemed by one wom e would send. Little did Man know, ten, tat God imself would come, as Jesus Crist, to make amends for te sins of te world. Crist, indeed, could ave mapped is fingers and ave accomplised te Redemption. However, e cose to sow man ow muc God loved te worid. And so, te Lord of All, te Almigty and Eternal God, took on te fles of Man and for tirtytree years e knew joy and eartbreak; sickness and ealt; te warmt of friendsip and te cold of loneliness; and, in fact, experienced every facet of uman life. He spoke only of love. He made te blind see, te crippled walk, te lepers clean and te sick well again. Wen is our came, one of is cosen friends betrayed im into te ands of murderers. He was led like a. lamb to te slaugter. Scourged, beaten, crowned wit torns and nailed to a cross, is only gesture to is tormentors was to raise is eyes to eaven and cry out, "Fater, forgive tem; tey know not wat tey do!" For tree ours e ung tere in agony and umiliation; is eartbroken moter standing beneat is cross. Te Redemption accomplised, e ten willed up is spirit and allowed imself to die. Tree days later, e raised imself from deat and made manifest to te world tat e, indeed;, was te Lord God. ask te Administration to reflect upon its actions. s tis 2000yearold event so insignificant, so meaningless, tat we of te present can totally disregard it? Can we, wo are so involved in our daily routine life, forget suc a singular gesture of love so easily? STATESMAN STAFF ArtsJoel Bloc. Marcia Reznik. Steve Ross. Fred Stternlict. Han CopyCris Carty, Jerry Resnick. FeatureCris Carty. Gerry Hariton, Harvey Hect, Renee Upski, Caty Minuse, T»na Myerson, Jerry Resnick, Stefan Roscnberger. Marilyn Spioek NewBob Attman, Artur Cnaro. Alan Hocnberg. Arlene Katz, SL'." K au f "»n, Gary Krigsman, Louise Liew. Vincettt Maravefttano Bernard Powers Ma«'»> ''der, Elaine Silversttn. "oyyst, Abrams, A Mm; n l ico SS' K <w i n B r o w ST' n D o r i$ Catta, s:" 'S. Sn ' s e lla K asso y '»<><Leung. Stewart Pottens, ~ $ S '""PP 0 " K<Pat. Stewn Rosman. Brian ScH. KS'S'S?" B er li ne r H 9. n """to. bob Fox. Steve ngis Stowan ' so". Ken Lang. Jeff Marsall, Micae. ColumnlstoLee Gruenfeld. Scott Klippel. Danny»woff 'oved recuj b ci n ( under te jurisdietiob of te. in regftrd to pet (ttlatiobs. (3Us in te dorm were informed tint iu would be well if tey»girteied tbci pets wit te legislature ad adered 3 ealt restrictions set down by tj it body. Tis action «PPosedly nu e eac pet te p»ope«ty <rf te cohe s a wole. f any carges were brougt igainst te owner of a 'Stored pet. cl a te entire college was to "n owners $ and stand trial. Anne tomit erd( \ into te dorm wit te PWrniasion an<jassurance of te college lecatuie. N Bess to say, te legislature By CAROL GARDNA On Wednesday nigt, Marc, my lit e broter was sot to deat by a pig H< and two friends bad parked "illegally" in a service area on te N.J. turnpike near CrinberryyNJ. and gone to eat. Tey relumed to teir car to find Francis Qtco of te N.J. State Police "waiting for tem. Cisco later stated tat tey "appeared under te influence of drugs and smelled of marijuana." He searced te car witout teir consent and found a small jar of an unknown substance; tere were no firearms. He returned to is patrol car to radio for "assistance." He issued no parking ticket, nor did e place my broter and is friends under arrest. Tey got into teir car, and continued on ttpr way. Cisco waved is gun nktacingly and tey tougl tey eard im soots Terrified, tey drove faster. Soon tey were surrounded by pigs and flying bullets. My nineteenyearold, geatie ip broter Ricard, was sot in t«ead; is friend Andre, in te back seat, was sot troug te legs. My broter died a few ours later in PeH Amboy General HospitalAndre is stil tere. Wit no empty room in te ospital, e lays in te all under armed Te Zoo by lee gruenfeld Nobody as said so officially, but spring must b4 ere already, judging by te recent actions of certain leftist organizations. Te annual spring oensive is getting underway wit a; new stock o4 surprises guaranteed to send cills troug tte spine and pan troug te conscience. t may not be in anyone's best interests to junp to asty conclusions, but wen confronted wit certain evidence, one can't elp but make certain assumptions. Te recent bombings in Ntw York are examples. A ouse in te Village was demolised by an explosion, and a searc troug te rubble disclosed te fact tat someone was making bombs. Te body of Teodore Gold was found, te same Ted Gold wlo was vicecairman of Columbia SDS in 967, was one of te "DA Six," and took an active role in te uprisings (see Up Against te vy Wall, pp , 94, 52, 263). He remained an active and dedicated Weaterman up until is deat last week. Just wen tese revelations were breaking, we began to ear of various corporate offices in Manattan being bombed. Tere is no question but tat all tree offices it were te work of te same group. Credit was claimed by te revolutionary Force 9 wo, even if not responsible, wfll undoubtedly sally fort in an e«ort to duplicate te feat. Tis past Monday morning, a large explosion ri t e o f t e n ew w o ri d T rad e C CT t er at 'u smuered windows a ± away. even toug it < yt o ri es occurred five below ground. Workers reported a sparkfrom a elders torc toucing to t e a propane tank, yet two minu into te mo«j6ecause tey mivd at is te reason for not letting eigt students 7:66 and not a minute "let'smalceuslookgoodinalbany" sooner. COCA said into a movie wen tere are eigt empty tese are te roles O.K. roles campaii, are rules seats? leering Anne and oters and we musat break rules. At 8:5 only eigt people were waiting to be let in. Te answer EXcanB was COntest no"bigfat extra f people anyoae is to e censoxed m t» ease, in te Lecture Hall a dangerous it fire To te Editor:» te memben of te Foe College azard." To BO avail we kept waiting. Today m te official opening of te legislature, wo misled and copped out Finally myself and two oter students "Name te Excange" contest. As you, on Anne and oter students wo became went to te back entrance. Wen we got are att aware te telepone excange for attaced to teir pets and ten ad to go tere on student ad just been let in te campus «246. All you ave to do is troug te eartbreak of ""getting rid of (COCA figured tat tey could let take te letters ABC, for te number 2, tem." someone in as long as te people in te and Gffl for te number 4. Here are some Sincerely, front Adnt know about it). Wen te suggestions to get you tinking Susan Manley COCA "door guards' weent looking te AHead6, Bdet6, Bcarbonate6. Bdele Feldman student let us in. Wen got into te Tats rigt.. you get tile idea. Now Memben Poe College Legislature Lecture Hall a COCA guard saw me and let's see wat you can come up wit. Te ft±«ra«l tfftftsnfli mrt v «M «.«! l fiffand nrize is a weekend in Hooken. Student Bureaucrats saw at least eigt empty seats. Te Contest closes April, 970. Entries To Te Editor:reason tey didn't let us in was because postmarked later tain midnigt Te rumor tat students are of atere were no empty seats. December 3, 943 will wof be accepted. w a t c y o u r l o ca l different bleed tan teir riders as realize tat tis issue is not of world Paper for te proved to e falsesignificance, but it exemplifies te announcement of te upcoming "Mike Friday nigt at te eariy movie, tirtybureaucracy, idiocy and senselessness of m so u n d al i k e " co n t «t enraged ticket olders were not allowed t e vay tings are run in tis worid. Wat Tey Murdered My Broter police guard. His bail is $5000, and is family must pay for surgery on is legs. Micael, te tird friend, was unarmed but faces carges of pdbseesion and "escape." Clearly te case of te Pert Amboy tree as demonstrated te fact tat democratic rigts in tis country are nonexistent. At teir discretion, te pigs can act as judge and jury against te people, as tey did against my broter. Unarrested, untried, and unarmed my broter was brutally murdered for is yout and is long air. Te contradictions surrounding te murder of my broter and te violation of is democratic rigts are apparentj "Hie fourt amendment gives te people protection from illegal qeaic and seizure. : Terefore, pig" Cisco ad neiter reason nor rigt to enter my broter's car. After e searced it, e knew tat te tree wertt unarmed, so e ad no reason to use is gn.'ince e ad not made an arrest, te tree were acting in accordance wit teir rints wen tey continued on teir way. Cisco, in speeding after tem and sooting at tem,'was endangering te lives of oter motorists. My broter's murder must be avenged. Te Leftist Paul Blattberg My family, agonized and Bitter, are protect noting but te property of te preparing to go te legal route. Tey ope to get justice done ori te pigs troug te N.J. courts. How inany years tey must wait depends on te people. Under te fift amendment, te tree ad te rigt to "due process" before ric. Far from protection of te people and upolding te law, tey're among tose wo most often and obviously abuse te law and te people. Te sooner tat te people get ip to te fact tat democratic rigts are impossible in racist, tey were deprived of teix life and capitalist, male supremacist Amerika, te libertya rigt cleariy denied tem wen closer tey come to creating a society in Cisco started sooting. Teir rigt to a wic tey can truly five securely and jury and to counsel and to be told te fteely. cause of te carge agaiiist tem, Toft? of us wo support te Pert guaranteed by te sixt amend men t,. was Amboy tree are demanding te violated. Protection from < ;ruel \nd following: unusual punisment was flagrantly )FuU publicity for te true. facts of abolised as police rained bulkits into an te case, already trapped car. 2) a trial and suitable sentence for Wit an already ridiculous sentence of te cop involved in tike murder, 6 yettrt for possccsion of «arijuana la N.J. facing tem. one of te tree as 3) carges immediately dropped been murdered, one cripplec, and te against Andre Alfieri and Micael tird is being furter denied is eigt Colombo, amendment rigt to freedrum in 4) nd to te intimidation, excessive bail. Te underlying'' anssxaent and lulling of all innocent te initial violations of arassnrtent, illegal people. searc and case can only be t.eir yout Qa Wednesday rtigt tere will be a and appearance. Disc"minatory meeting to plan for a memorial rock treatment on tose grounds is sin abuse of concertand furter n action in room 22. te first amendmentprotectio 7:30 in te Student Union building. For Te point is tat pigs in tl us country information, please call Polity3673 Spring blast, police received a call warning tem of te impending explosion. Tere are many people wo ope to learn muc from te girl wo was seen running from te town ouse in New York sortly after te dynamite went off. Her name is Catlyn Wilkerson, and er fater owned te ouse. Se, too, is a Weaterman, at least as dedicated as Gold wras. Se was due in Cicago two days ago to face carges stemming from te Cicago fiasco, but as of tis writing asnt sown up, and it looks like Daddy is going to lose te $40,000 bail. All te foregoing, plus various rumors of explosives on certain campuses, is certain to give rise to an endless stream of retoric about ow law enforcement agents sould be gnwn a mandate to crack down on every leftist group in ne AXfcM pfopt /uar iia970fvtftwm. w w (UOMT TAHC WOUT (T AMCeg w. Offensive.te country from te New Democratic Coalition to te Communist Party y. all of wic are about to destroy our fair land in a ras of multimegaton TNT bombings, and we better kill all te Panters quicker tan we ad planned, and we ougt to outlaw SDS because tey're all a bunc of crummy insurrectionists, and let's ang all te Weatermen and all tose Commies in PL, and let us now pray to te spirit of Joe McCarty. f te Cicago scene swayed public sentiment sligtly toward te left, our Madison Avenuetype politicians sould ave no ard time convincing "te people to wipe out all dissent.. don't care to speculate on te alternatives at tat time, but daresay tings migt get pretty airy. THg. AMflCAk) PWl 50 ft) WXST Wi cxmk)formaaewr AB<W (TW/MC Rxunioi).

7 Page 8 Page 8 STATESMAN TELLN SATYRJOX Marc 8, 970 Federico Fellini is to Wizard of Oz fondling Dorot FVellini as an uncanny, neverblinin eye for te delicious pleasures and te lasciviousness of life. Wen e displays tis in is films, one can we im relising it all, licking is cops at te spectacle. Te jolly, rotund little man leers at is creation wit te excitement of a cild olding is first sparkler, except tat Fellini as no fear of is vicarious trills. He revels in tem, unraveling is mind like a multicolored turban to reveal a realm of subterranean mystery, vermilion caverns of dark consciousness tat flas into being wit te eat of wite fire. Only by olding onto is sligtest grip of reality are we able to keep from losing ourselves in Fellini's midst, captively enveloped by is wims. But for Fellini Satyricon e as trown is arms out and let tem grasp and snatc at everyting in is reac. like a yout M. ln%c% QP ;», n A.3. Tn f.w roots is new film seems to posses are in te imagination of te director. Satyricon is Fellini's submission to is dreams, and wat occurs is te totality of fantasy, a kingdom tat exists as a magnificent imperfect spere, referring only to its creator for guidance. Wit is fantasy triumping, Fellini can gleefully lure us into being swept away spellbound, our bodies limp and flailing, ' to become participants in te world of is mind, witnesses to te most spectacular visual cinematic orgy of decadence, splendor and unrestrained lust ever filmed. Fellini's work is remarkably faitful to wat remains of Petronius's novel of te odyssey of two boys caugt in te decadence of Rome under Nero. Fellini remains as episodic as te original autor, maintaining little unit structure by te lack of a connection of one cinematic pase to te next. Te only weakness of te film stems from By HAROLD R. RUBENSTEN tere are times wen one feels e as seen it before, ten minutes ago. t almost slips into te danger of repeating itself, inducing slumber to. create our own wicked tales. =But Feitmf never lets is grip on us get too loose. n Satyricon te audience is te only reality, and we old onto ourselves for sanity as e constantly unveils some new debaucery, an extra sexual distortion, or a seduction of suc gross umor tat one cannot elp but be mesmerized. Fellini accomplises i mass ypnosis troug color. f is scenes were frozen tey could stand as unparalleled frescoes, for tey appear to ave been drenced wit one swirling prism of ligt, rippling wit te energy of color. But te images are not static, and as Fellini assembles a garis uman kaleidoscope, people sliter in and out of interiors tat meltinto amazing pysical tapestries. Danilo Donati's costumes are 2 v..? v. a _. te will of Fellini. Only FeUini's will controls te film and e deliberately makes te film dispassionate. Tere is no subjectivity in te activity in te film. Wat appens is given to us as fact because Fellini makes all te rules of is fantasy world. His camera never blinks as te two young boys are ravised, tortured to degradation, frustrated in sex, made passionate by males and females, see blood, lust, amputations, murder, deat, and deligt in blatant sex. t is all is own invention and temptation for us. Satyricon is te clearest in compreension of Fellini films because e owns it all and gives it to us wit a joy matced only by an overblown dinner ost named Trimalcio. Fellini wants us to watc, wit our minds open and our senses ready. n te scene of Trimalcio's dinner, Fellini plays one of is best games wit our ; EASTER VACATONS i MAM BEACH 0 DAYS $9 5 t FT. LAUDERDALE 0 DAYS $9 5 andbahamas 9 DAYS$24 5 FT. LAUDERDALE 9 DAY w $245 ALL NCLUDE: ROUND TRP TRANSPORTATON OCEANFRONT HOTEL ( FLORDA SGHTSEENG TOUR GRATUTES TAXES PARTES v v ~~~~~~~ OR? ( TRANSPORTATON ONLY CHARTERED DRECT TO v MAM BEACH or FT. LAUDERDALE v A ONLY s 7 5 ROUND TRP v J &J ~~~~~~~~~incl. all taxes F FOR BROCHURE & FURTHER DETALS ON ALL OF THE ABOVE VACATONS " CALL(22)639893ATlONCEt gastronomic orror, Trimalcio's save slases open a boar to reveal pounds of fried cicken, stuffed. birds, mammot ausagef i potatoes, snuls and kidneys. Yet, all tese different foods blend into a disgusting stew of slimy brown textures. ndividually te food would probably look delicious,' but squased togeter under te eerie mastery of Fellini's ligting, te enormity of te extravagance is revolting. Fellini sets te stage, we react, and e never stops. Fellini lets loose wit a cornucopia of excesses tat make te seven deadly sins blaze in neon. Yet tere is no evil in te Satyricon; tere is no sense of sin. For all te sex Fellini uncovers and exposes, e creates laugter from grotesqueness and an almost divine castity from te beauty of passion in te young boys. As Encolpius and Ascyltus, Martin Potter and Hiram Keller possess classic, ciseled beauty tat is caracteristic of neiter sex. Tere is an innocence in teir eyes tat negates any tougt of evil about tem. n teir loving, weter omosexual or eterosexual, tere is a purity of spirit tat rises above te loinlicking escapades of te oters in Fellini's world. His two eroes are innocents seeking love in a place were te word is not known. But tey do not emerge corrupted, and at te end of te film, wit a gatering of old men eating te fles of a rival beind tem, tey set off for a new world and Fellini's work ends in midair. Te sentence it breaka is frs, still waiting to be completed. Te words wait to be written. Fellini willingly bestows tis good upon us. Unlike Visconti and Antonioni te two oter talian masters wo released teir films earlier, e as not employed a blasting decadence in order to acieve guilt. His two contemporaries fail because of teir amreaded insistence of our social evils. Fellini as released imself from tis social sceme and is able to make is own pleasures and vices in a world no one else dared to create. And witin tis tingling ugliness e sows us ow to Wurare unarmed. Fellini's world does not end S does Visconti's and Antonioni's. He as one of teir bellowing or teir solemnity. So muc of te Satyricon is funny and deceptive tat e can twist one's sensibilities, making one laugqao te most repugnant of perversions. By enticement into is world of amorality, morals are forgotten and one literally laps it all in. Witout te need for restraint, one feels te s e n sual ity o f rape, omosexuality and blood lust. Fellini makes us frigtened, but tis creation of fear makes us realize a new awareness in ourselves. We travel into tis fantasy to find tat we will discover ourselves in tis place of unreality. Fellini's world does not end wit a bang, but wit a wimsy. His joys, decadent or not, are not to be taken too seriously. Life is cyclical and is not going to stop because of some people's stupidity. Someone else will carry on. We are to revel in Satyricon, wallow in its feast of visual splendor and emerge intact ready to do te same in a world tat ates fantasy. t is all so beautiful tat we need no enticement to e t ayrncon is suc a s ' allucination l i n g irresistablo ' 0 n a t i t i s lik._. A n d w i le we grab s starving cildren at it, Fellini must be grinning.

8 4 s Marc Julian Bream Master of te Guitar6 STATESMAN Page 9 V M f A w ad a Festal d PM S5sted by Evr Ain Poe i e ad Te celebrated Englis guitarist and lutenist Julian Bream will be presented tonigt, Marc 8t, 8:30 p.m. in te Lecture Center on is tirteent tour of Nort America. Te noted artist, described by Time Magazine as "te undisputed successor to te grand master of te classical guitar, Andrea Segovia," will be eard in a program of contemporary and classic works for te guitar, and te rarer music for te lute. Since is New York Town Hall debut in 958, Mr. Bream as continued to increase is international public to an impressive stature wit an overall press reaction tat ranks is concerts among te most fascinating of our time. His last tree tours of Nort America were completely soldout in advance, wit audiences equally divided between young people Vml m of college age and older devotees of great music. Born in London, Mr. Bream made is first public appearance at te age of twelve. His unusual gifts resulted in a vital interest from Segovia wo not only gave im a few lessons but encouraged is future career. His pioneer work on te lute is credited wit aving revived an interest in Elizabetan music wic as currently reaced significant proportions trougout te world. Mr. Bream as become a wellknown figure even in outlying areas troug is many appearances on television and is n u merous iglypraised recordings for RCA Victor. Students wit SAB identification will be admitted free. University faculty and staff tickets are available at $.50. For tickets and reservations contact te Department of Music at Student nternational Carters 86 Broadway Now York, N. Y. 000 Dep. June 2 June June 8 July 5 July 23 Round Trip Jo Ret. Aug. 8 Aug. 24 Aug. 28 Sept. 5 Sept. 3 Air MZ $85 Fare Full Dinner on All Fllgls For info. Call W8 All deposits must be made by ceck only Add: $0.00 Registration Fee On Campus Reps NeededCall Larry 6223 LA=L'l W FRDAY MARCH 20 4:30 5:30 PM Reception for Rabbi Zalman Scacter. a radically different Rabbi, in te basement lounge of Edgar Allen Poe College 5:45 7:5 PMiinn r at Rot Cafeteria wit Rabbi Scacter8:00 9:00 PM FolkRock Sabbat Service at te Hillel House 9:00 PM Oneg Sabbat (sraeli Dancing & Singing) at te Hillel House SAT MARCH 2 9s30 AM 2 PM Sabbat Services, wit Rabbi Scacter, at te HOlWel House 2:30 :30 PM Cold Buffet Lunc. at te Hillel House 2:00 5:00 PM "Experience Labs" and discussions led by Rabbi Scacter at te Hllel House 5:30 7:00 PM Dinner at Rot Cafeteria 9:00 PM 0:5 PM Reading of te Megilla (te Book of Ester traditionally read on Purim Eve) S.U.B.cafe. 0:5 Hlilel Purim Party wit entertainment provided by Slomo Carlebac, a casidic type folksinger. Food, drink, & noisemakers. S.U.B. Cafeteria SUN MAR 22 :30 4:30 PM V"Dialogue of Devoutness" including a discussion on, "After Awareness wat?." Poe College Lounge wit Rabbi Scacter All events (except dinner in Rot Cafeteria) are free for everyone Te Hillel House is located at 75 Seep Pasture Road, opposite te Nort Gate of te University, just across Nicoll Road. ; Hillel, wit te assistance of Dreiser Colleg Pents its Annual X. PURM FESTVAL on Sat. Nigt Marc 2 at 9:00 P.M. for Readingof Te Megilla ( Book of Ester ). A. ~~~~~~ 0:5 P.M. Te Party Begins Slomo carl0bebacn AlRefresments Will Be Served including. l te traditional Purim Pastry, l HAMANTASHEN w.t's All H~appening at te l ~~~Student Union Cafeteria Tere'll also be Noisemalterst 'tv«t'swww e t GeDNNG CAR Te FNE LNE R.R. Co. CORDALLY NVTES YOU TO JON US ABOARD 4 A m SETAUKET VLLA]!; MAK" ROUTE 25A & EAST MAN STREET EAST SETAUKET ae DNNG CAR 890 FOR A BREF EXCURSON AWAY FROM THE CARES AND TURMOL OF THE DAY WE FEATURE A WDE SELECTON OF FLAMNG AND UNUSUAL DESSERTS, CREPES AND LGHT SNACKS WTH ESPRESSO AND CAPPUCCNO FOR A LARGER EXCURSON JON US FOR DNNER TOO. Entrees and Specialties... $.95 to $2.25 Open Mon Tur am to pm Fri & Sat am to am Sunday 2 Noon to 9 pm Masterpiece of Erotica BEL LE DE JOVRt StarringCATHERNE DENEUVE and GENEVEVE PAGE Voted Best Picture at Venice Film Festival Friday 7:00, 9:30 & Midnigt Saturday 8:09 & 0:30 Le 00 No Tickets Saturday or Friday Early Sow

9 Page 0 STATESMAN Marc 8, 970 jpage 0 e.. b» b b e» b»» J MMMis POLTY BUDGET QUESTONNARE Te following qsihonnaire will be used by te Polity Budget Committee in deermining next year's progwam We de eraly need your ideas and opinions concerning ow you want your money spent t is impossible for ust to operao effecvely in a vacuum. Pease fill out tis qu ir and return it er to te Polity Office (via campus mail) or to te Main Desk of te Union were a box will be set up for tat purpose. Tank you for your oon. Fill in te Appropriate Letter on te Answer Seet.. am a a) resident student, b) commuter. USNG THS YEAR'S BUDGET AS A GUDE, NDCATE THE MODFCATONS (CUTS OR ADDTONS) THAT YOU WOULD MAKE CONCERNNG THE FOLLOWNG ORGANZATONS. (use ae for questions 28) a) te budget sould be greatly increased over tis year's b) te budget sould be increased over tis year's c) te budget sould remain te same as tis year's d) te budget sould be decreased over tis year's e) te budget sould be greatly decreased over tis year's it 3 A a a A 2. SAB 3. COCA 4. Statesman 5. Specula 6. WUSB 7. ntercollegiate Atletics l8. Atletic Clubs amount of tis year's budget $93, $7,367.5 $28, $2, $8,520 $42, $6, How many clubs do you participate in? a) none, b) one or two, c) tree or four, d) five or six, e) more tan six. 0. How often do you read Statesman? a) always, b) twice a week, c) once a weekd, d) never. How frequently do you listen to WUSB? a) always, b) sometimes, c) never 2. How frequently do you attend COCA films? a) always, b) sometimes, c) never 3. How frequently do you attend concerts? a) always, b) sometimes, c) never 4. Do you participate (eiter actively or as a spectator) in ntercollegiate Atletics? a) always, b) sometimes, c) never 5. Are you satisfied wit te return you are receiving on your activities fee? a) total satisfaction, b) partial satisfaction, c) indifferent, d) dissatisfied, e) disgusted 6. n line wit te recent referendum, Polity still as te option to fund atletics. How muc per student sould Polity set aside for atletics, if necessary? a) $0. b) $3, c) $5. d) $7 7. WUSB as (more tan one response can be used): a) always kept me informed, b) occasionally kept me informed, c) never kept me informed, d) never been listened to, e) is not received in my dorm 8. Statesman as (more tan one response can be used): a) always kept me informed, b) occasionally kept me informed, c) never kept me informed, d) no interest for me 9. n view of inflation, Polity sould: a) increase te Fee to maintain activities and services, b) cut back on services and activities wile maintaining te current fee, c) no opinion 20. n granting exemptions, wic of te following, if any, sould Polity take into consideration (more tan one response can be used)? a) married students, b) married students wit cildren, c) financial need, d) commuting students of a distance of 2030 \ miles, e) commuting students of a distance of 4050 miles. 2. A commuter as just as muc opportunity to utilize student activities as does any oter student. a) agree strongly, b) agree, c) no opinion, d) disagree, e) disagree strongly 2) 22. A commuter sould be able to pay a reduced activities fee. a) agree strongly, b) agree, c) no opinion, d) disagree, e) disagree strongly 23. Wat percentage of te activities fee do you believe commuters sould pay? a) 0%, b) 25%, c) 50%, d) 75%, e) 00% 24. Polity currently sponsors a number of "communityaction" oriented programs. Tese include Wider Horizons, te Long sland Farm Workers Service Center, te Concerned Students for te Betterment of American Farm Workers, and te Central slip Volunteers. Tese programs total more tan $6, of te Polity Budget. Do you feel tat tis allocation sould be increased? a) agree, b) disagree, cl no opinion 25. n keeping wit students' desires to improve te university environment, sould student funds be used to sponsor te following: a) studies of te university environment... yes...no b) iring faculty....yes...no c) improvement of student ousing... yes... no d) community ealt education programs... yes...no 26. List up to five organizations funded by polity tat you regard to be most valuable least valuable ) ) 2) 2) 3) 3) 3) 25) 4 ) a)... yes... no 3) 5) b)...yes... no 4A) 6) c)... yes.. no. 5) ) d).... yes 6) 8) _ 7) 9) 26) 8 20) _ most valuablel... no 9) ) ) "j ) 24) _ 4... : : : : : : 3:: ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~., And~wb W Amjm lb i = J } He

10 Marc 8.,970 S TA.k TESM A Na Page RA nformation Available Eac residential college as set up its own selection process and job description for Resident Assistants. Te colleges will be responsible for te evaluation of RAs. Application can be made to te college in wic you live and a maximum of two oters. Application forms must be picked up in individual colleges. Eac college as a few complete sets of all college job descriptions and selection procedures. Please contact te following people and/or places for information and application forms: Stu Eber Robin Scmidt or Mrs. Ruplin Joan Giel H Quad x Apt B x505 x7783 Mafiroom Apt. A x7753 Mairoom James College Lanxgmuir College Benedict College Karen Gold Sirley Eklund Geri Emmeric Barbara Holst Wally lvento Pat Palmer Muriel Weyl Barbara Lister Carol Weiler Gloria Seifman rene Glazebrook Karen Springer Ellen Story G Quad x7784 Apt G x7778 Apt. A x Apt. D x7780 Apt. A Rot Quad x78 x77 Mailroom x76 x720 Tabler Quad x763 x763 x7636 x755 x762 Mailroom O'Neill College Ammann College rving College Gray College Gerswin College Witman College Cardozo College Mount College Hand College Douglass College Dreiser College Sanger College Toscanini College play will be presented by te University Teater from Marc 823. Te production directed by Prof. Tom Neumiller stars Sylvine Bater, Steve Caikin, Fredd Gordon, Lucy Winer, Serge Nivelle PASSOVER (Beginning Monday Nigt Apr. 20) p.m. Depending on Student Demand Hillel will will provide a Passover Seder for tose wo are interested.traditional service wit modern flavor.strong possibility of a nominal fee.due to te preparation involved we can only accommodate tose wo make a reservation by Friday Marc 27 Please call: Annette 527 Marty 6954' Stan 6948 Nobody will be admitted te nigt of te Seder unless e as made a Reservation!! We must know ow many to expect!' Karen Nordell or Ric Fink Tammy Slobodkin or Hope Nigro Mildred Steinberg Felice Levine Gloria Kwei KellyGruzen Quad x4088 A008 KGA Harpo Marx x4089 B026 KGB Edgar Allan Poe x4090 x4092 x4094 Planting Grass A 2 AL. irdivant. Peformlnces start at 8 Continued from page 4 C008 D026 E026 KGC KGD Woody Gutrie KGE Jon Steinbeck l on g l ad v a n c e a,s...altoug f guerrilla planting is i' fact you n Monday's issue of te best and safest and least tine s o u l d s a v e a s e e l d as wit Statesman it was incorrectly. consuming way to plant, even i n c r e a se d government repression, f u t u r e noted tat tickets for "Te more reliable results can be supplies are uncertain. M a k e su re t o se see d s Empie Buldes" wuld ost secured from cultivating te get Empire Builders" would cost plants, e.g. watering in dry planted. T o remove te seeds T$ pay.i tat weater, adding peatmnoss to te from te grass, pulverize te Tea play, wiclstarets. sol removing weeds, etc..tere grs in a large boxtop or similar s a llo w today. is faree to all s e am several good booklets giving container wit our a $.00 carge will be mae tods at your local fingers. Tilt te container and e a d s o for reserved seats, to be p. n a n y c a s e, plant tap ligtly. Te s eed will s roll to refunded at te time of after te last frost. te lowest corner. Te ones tat performance. You sould start saving seeds don't r oll readily are wrinkled, and probably won't grow. Tey can be removed wit a strainer. r at TT _T,? of / i W\ WsT" t is b e s t n o t tostrain out all te XU lwmc M JRCJVJ ~~ seeds, ~~~~ as te strainer will damage te seeds. 7 a Marijuana is not te. amvs revolution, or a substitute for it; At r it is possible to get so ung up C0 y on it tat one tinks it is.. E0aster Altoug many revolutionaries 0 Marc 28April 3 or Marc 29April 4 soke mgrass, it ipart do not 9 oia n entitled to. y M WCecilas w Place Participation in te plantin i <.<? a powerful weapon in te figt ncludes Jet Flite & Hotel t o legalize marijuana. We ave K te power to make T)ransfers Fligt Bags antimarijuana laws as irrelevant v BonB B as~~~~~~~~~~~ a law against ragweed. Do you' Ertntt! ~Ho Tax o Restaurant Discount. T6 0 Was! HotelTanc Restauant ave te wrill to do your part? ntercolegiate Holidays of Frogr Trawi :s ave your weds now! Plant tem Ace~~~G ema., vrwere e tis spring! on campus Joel Bronstein 5370 or mm Staff Meeting To Vote On CONSTTUTON TONGHT 7:00 Room 060 SBU Due to uncontrollable and unfortunate circumstances, LOVE will not appear a or ay, Morck 2 DOORS OPEN AT 7:45 istudents Free ;Univ. Community $ 2; Publ ic $3

11 Paoe 2 Patriot S'ta tesna n Sport~~~~~~~~~~~sL Watc For Yo Yo Friday Marc 8, 970 BRy JERRY RETMAN Roland Massimino and super center Mike Kerr ave been selected as te outstanding coac and most valuable player i n te Knickerbocker Conference. Adding to te tropy collection, Kerr made te AllKnick first team, wile Gerry Glassberg and Bill Myrick pgarered slots on te second five. For Kerr it was just one of numerous postseason awards. Even more impressive, Big Mike made te AnlEast College Division starting team. Hundreds ALL STAR: M ike Kerr was named tote allknck Conference Team. in& senyaboa rd satexs vie for t ~~~~~~~~~~poto by Robert F. Coen Te Rapper Pennant P ( Come October, te New York Mets. will be seeking teir second straigt world campionsip. Te opposition will be Carlie's Atletics. Te Mets ave te toug pitcing. Everyone remembers te kind of years Mr. Seaver and Mr. Koosman ad. Tere's no reason tey can't repeat teir remarkable combined 428 record. Ryan, Gentry and McAndrew will improve. Tom Matlack is te man to watc. And ol' man Cardwell will still be around. f Sadecki regains is capable form te pitcing staff sould sport te glossiest era in recent baseball istory. Te Mets can swing te bat writ autority. Led by Cleon, te Mets are capable of scoring a lot of runs as tey sowed te Braves in last year's playoff encounters. Tommy Agee, Art Samsky, Ken Boswell, and newly acquired Joe Foy sould ead a potent attack. Look for a big year from Ron Swoboda. Te Cubs and Cardinals sould breate down te necks of Hodges's men most of te season. Ernie Banks keeps saving te Cubs will go in 70. and one NEW FAD: Te. yoyo is te now college fad. Read Debbie Bard's story in Friday's paper. poto by Robert F. Coen By LEN LEBOWTZ of tese years e'll be rigt. Wit Joe Torre, Ricie Allen and Bob Gibson te Redbirds ave tree superstars. suspect toug, tat team spirit and morale will keep te Cards from te top. Te Pirates could be a longsot if tey get some pitcing elp. Te Pillies and Expos are along for te ride. East Finis: Mets, Cubs, Cards, Pirates, Pilly, Expos. Te Western Division sould be a dogfigt. 'll go out on a limb and pick te Astros, to be followed by Cincinnati, Atlanta,, Dodgers, Giants, and te Padries. Houston as a Mettype pitcing s taf f y ou ng, ar d flametrowers. Larry Dierker, Wilson, Lemaster and Griffin sould ead a fine staff. And te Astros don't lose in te Big Dome. Joe Pepitone could finally become a superstar. Te Pep and Jim Wynn form a strong 2 punc. Cincinnati could be a powerouse. And te pitcing sould be improved, wit te addition of Jim McGlotin from te Angels. Te Braves will be in te tick of tinos again. Te Dodgers ave talented yout and tree good starters, and te Giants ave te game's best pitcer and best itter and one te of. te poorest defenses. San Diego will be up and coming but are still years away. Tey're developing a young pitcing staff and Al Santorini will make To te Sports Editor: t is reality tat te neigboring communities are wary of te Stony Brook "'monster." To ease community tensions and improve relations, te University as a comittment to contribute to te academic, social and recreational wellbeing of te community. Te Suffolk County Basketball Campionsips, wic were eld in te Stony Brook gym tree nigts last week, are a fine means to accomplis tese goals, was quite surprised to read Barry Sapiro's article (re: Hig Scoolers Take Gym, SB Students Locked Out), wic condemned te atletic department for "depriving te students of tis University of te Ma s siio 3 err PiC ke K As No. Coc Plaer, ks te AllStar teanl n te American League, te Yankees are te most improved team. But it will all depend on te pticing staff. f Mr. Bansen, Kekic and Verbanic comme troug, te Yankees could go all te way. Mel Stottlemyre and Fritz Peterson sould improve teir records tanks to a more balanced and powerful attack, wit te addition of Cater, Blefary and Ward. Ron Klimkowski could be a surprise6. And Jon Ellis is a real itter. Boston sould take te East title toug. A fine itting club, te Red Sox now ave some real mound talent wit te addition of cagey Gary Peters. f Lonborg c om es troug... f not...baltinmore will be back on top. Detroit lost McLain and eart. Cleveland is an improved' squad, and 'still can't understand some of te trades Wasington made. Eastern Picks: Boston, Baltimore, New York, Cleveland, Detroit, Wasington. Mr. Finley did some weeling and dealing and now as a firstrate squad. Tey'll figt te Twins, but sould prevail on top. Te Angels will finis tird followed by Kansas City, Seattle and te Wite Sox. t's a long season and lots of tings can appen, but come October, te miracle Mets sould again be world camps. Letter To Sports Desk rigts tey deserve." Wat about te rigts of te community? Tis year as seen an empasis at Stony Brook and on campuses trougout te country of including te community in University programs. Student government on tis campus as allocated $2,000 for a community action program. Wider Horizons, te Central slip volunteer program, te Wyandanc book drive, and te continuing education programs are all improving te reputation of our University. Leslie Tompson and te atletic department sould be igly praised for allowing te campionsips to be eld ere. Teir action is a step in te rigt direction. Len Lebowitz Former Statesman Sports Editor onor. Kerr also was picked for te AllLong slaind Basketball Team, and tere are numerous outstanding players (J.m McDonald) in te area. But e ricly deevd it, as e sattered several scool records wile averaging 9.8 points and 7.2 rebounds per game, itting a blistering.568 from te floor and.683 from te line. Equally deserving was Coac Massimino. Entering a difficult situation as first year basketball mentor, Massimino developed is men into a spectacular ballclub and, like te Mets,. tey made believers out of all observers. t was only fitting tat is fellow coaces sould officially recognize Mafssimino for te outstanding job e did. Wat really made te Patriots go tis year was teir teamwork, and te Conference AUlStar roster acknowledged as muc in.print. Four Stony Brook starters received special recognition. Ace playmaker and senior cocaptain Gerry Glassberg earned is AllStar second team bert for several reasons. Not only did Gerry accumulate 55 SB~ tuents 4 And i 4 t re GMt: A~o ep Pralsal By BARRY SHAPRO assists (6% per game) and obliterate te old Pat mark in tat category, but is tenacious defense and uncanny knack for getting knocked flat and drawing te carge made is selection a must. Myrick, wo as two more years yet to play, resumed were e left off last year as te star. of te fresman team. His accurate sooting eye elped te Patriots present a balanced attack, as e it 42% from te outside. Bill really wasn't fussy about te distance, as sown by is team leading.700 foul percentage. A ustler on defense as well, Myrick netted 3.5 points per outing. Also a sop, Art Baclawski rounded out te attack wit is strong sooting from te sides and comer. For tis e received an Honorable Mention. Hitting at a 45% clip from te floor, "Baco" was in addition te number 2 re bounder at 8.5, and scorer at 4.0O. Te Pats ended teir season te rigt way. Wit metal statues on marble bases and te insripion"knick Conference CamDps " Last Friday in tis newspaper stated te opinion tat ig scool atletic events sould not be eld at University facilities witout student cognizance and approval. n te ligt of recent information tat as come to my attention feel it necessary to clarify tat position. Conversations wit Atletic Director, Leslie Tompson, and A. Henry VonMecow, wo coordinated Stony Brook's leasing of te gymnasium, cleared up certain misconceptions ad and may ave served to propagate in my article. ad felt tat as atletic facilities at tis University are so limited it was unfair to students to ave tem loaned to ig scoolers. t is now clear tat altoug te gym floor was closed from six o'clock to about nine fortyfive for te Suffolk County basketball games,, te area would not in any case ave been open to University students. On te tree nigts in question te gym would ave been occupied by a men's intramural wrestling tournament, women's volleyball, and an SAB, sponsored teater project respectively. Tis in itself is not a rationale for denying te facilities to te University at large. But te fact tat Robert Snider,, director of men's intramurals, Judit Lapiner, wo coordinates women'ps volleyball, and te student run SAB were consulted lends more credence to t argument. Tese tree groups consented to move or cancel teir events in order to allow te basketball games to be played. And even toug te SAB only consented to cange teir program to te following evening at least te students concerned were not deprived of te sceduled activity. My primary aim was ten and will continue to be in te' future to protect te rigts of Stony Brook students. Since now believe tat te interests of te students were taken into consideration and te leasing of te gym to te ig scools may in te end be a great service to te university in general retract my previous criticism. maintain tat university needs must come first. But if student rigts are guarded, te improvement of communityrelations '.!(as advocated by Lenny Lebowitz's letter on tis page) is an admirable goal to aim forr