because Bernard Soloman, a member of its board of trustees, is one. student participant.

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1 gsnffm^ Card Rules Ge Shuffle H ssocae Dean of Sudens U Davd Newon^ has asked he Suden Councl o forulae a new polcy concernng card- - playng a he School, ^ard- --j. playng.s currenly no _al- = lowed g. Dean Newon decded o al- low he sudens o ake he H decson heselves; Ha fel - fl ha hs way sudens who M. do play cards co express g her opnons on he subjec.. H Suden Councl s offerng H sudens concerned wh hs g ssue an opporuny o ar M her vews subng ^ hen o he Suden Councl ~W~ offce,-303~sctor hrough he H Councl albox 9C. p was also decded ha hs ~ f proble should he dscussed M by he club\presdens. Rchard Faber '70, Suden Councl c- M ves Colhee charan, called a eeng of he Councl of Presdens Wednesday o ^ dscuss he aer. MKMMS...rJor-'S.W suden holds hs card, wang for he rules o ^ change. Unl a decson s reached by Suden Councl, card playng s sll prohbed on he School grounds. LU Sudens Hold Ralles To Save Ther Capus More j;han 00 sudens and faculy fro Long sland Unversy's' Brooklyn Cener assebled a several crowded locaons yeserday n an aep o oun suppor for s drve o preven he sale of s capus o he Cy Unversy. - ~- - - The prary arge war he $>- ' Board of Hgher Educaon", where. soe -200 persons-deonsraed 'o apply pressure ha would force he B.H.E. o pu on s agenda he proposed sale." Barnrh, a handful of sudens represenng L..U. dsrbued leafles condenng "he urder of an urban college." 'Thry-Fve Years of Responsble Freedo 9 ' The scene a Baruch before he arrval of L.. U. sudens Las week sources a LJ.U. old The Tcker ha a proes arch would be saged here because"he Baruch N College has been naed as a possble recpen of he facles of he Brooklyn capus... LJ.U. sudens and faculy- jlso ralled a he Fory-second Sree Lbrary, Grand Cenral Saon, braha & Srauss (n Brooklyn) ^and,a Wall Sree. These crowded ses were chosen because a grea deal of aenon would be accorded o archng here, noed because Bernard Soloan, a eber of s board of rusees, s one. suden parcpan. also a eber of he LJ.U. Board of Trusees, he ajor proponen braha & Srauss was seleced of he sale.. only pgeons are seen ag a few aodens dsrbued leafles. The group frs gahered a he Brooklyn capus a 10 o arrange her plans. They hen dspersed arbrarly o he respecve ses. Sudens wll ee Thursday o evaluae her acon and o decde wha furher seps are o be aken sland Unversy whch accoodaes 10,000 sudene-and s locaed near he BedSUrd-Suyyesar > and For Greene areas? " Why expend an addonal weny-egh llon ax dollars annually on sudens wllng and able o pay - her way hrough college? Oppose he hreaed annhlaon of he Long sland Unversy Brooklyn Cener -whch he Jon Legslave Coee has sad would be "derenal o he educaonal needs a he urban» '_-\ Proposed Srke Gahers Moenu; Coee Focuses on 'Sopfre~War' pproxaely seveny-fve sudens aended a eeng called by he seerng- coee of he prl 26 nernaonal Suden-faculy Srke o End he War n" Vena. Four faculy ebers also aended he eeng. The faculy ebers were Har- $ ry Bxler (Mah.), Mchael Black (Eng.), Professor Edward Sagarn (Soc.) and Davd <>le (Eng.). Many sudens expressed concern wh he ; leafles dsrbued by he Suden Moblzaon Coee. Soe fel ha he leafles were abguous. The seerng coee^ decded o whdraw he leafles fro crculaon and concenrae on a new hee. fer dscusson, he coee decded o use he hee "Sop he War n"vena Now." The coee eleced Bonne Lndner '71, Sandy Eagon '68 and Hy Geller 68 as charan, reasurer and secreary,, respecvely.. Plans were forulaed for wrng leers o he faculy ebers urgng he o boyco classes< prl-^6v~mebers of -he HHlKB^^ NDEX 9 S Calendar. Club News. -«. - Coluns., Draf,.-.., O.«Edorals, - < Leers 5 ' LUCKY STRKE Mark Klenberg (1) and Hy Geller seaed a he head of 1221, where he seerng coee e " ~fovaaesrke plans. seerng coee expressed he hope ha -he srke would be>, close o one hundred per cen effecve. Represenave Edwn Wlls, charan of he House Coee on Un-ercan cves, sad ha he prary; objecve of he Suden Srke "s o defea erca's deernaon o connue o suppor Uned Saes polcy n Vena/ Buons are beng sold hroughou he School o help pay for a full^page ad n The Tcker. The coee s also plannng o- prn leafles urgng sudens o srke. The srke s par of Vena Week, prl 20-30, whch wll culnae wh a ass deonsraon on prl 27 along FJfJb;; venue. The nex" eeng' of "he seerng coee wll be Thursday a 1230> n / agans he LJ.U. Board ol Trus- ^ees-for auhorzng he sale." He also called for publc hearngs. The charan charged he regens wh dsregardng he recoendaons no Only of hs coee bu of he board's "own nvesgaon." The probe was ade by a specal coee of he Sae Educaon Deparen, and as a resul of s prelnary repor February 23, he regens fxed rgd procedures for he proposed akeover of he Brooklyn capus. The acon pled consen o he plan f he specfed condons were e. The leafles dsrbued here by LJ.U. sudens, enled, "Why Murder?" presened he followng aack on he proposed sale; Why spend hry-wo llon dollars o urder a funconng, fnancally solven nsuon? Why use cy oney o dsposses 7700 sudens?.. W_hy_use_ax_P.ney. o_wp'e ou ha Brooklyn Cener of Long Course and Sandng - The long-awaed eeng of he Coee of Course and Sandng, scheduled for oorrow, has been posponed unl he followng Wednesday because of a conflcng faculy eeng. Rogof Voe Suden Councl reconsdered Paul Rogoff's resgnaon Thursday, and acceped afer refusng o accep he week before. rhur nsberg- '68 was apponed o perfor he funcons of he reasurer. fer spendng approxaely wo hours abulang her course evaluaon, Councl cae o order and dscussed he possbly, of holdng a convocaon hs er o coeorae he ffy years of he Baruch School, he Boa Rde o be held May 18 and he Fresde Chas progra. Durng he repor on he Fresde Chas progra, Su Karln- ~ sky '70, charan of he coee, noed ha snce here s no reasurer hey have no oney o pay for he food. Bob Beran '70 a hs e brougfh up a oon o reconsder Paul Rogoff's resgnaon whch passed wh one agans and wo- presen bu ne vong.-? '.'" " rhur nsberg.'68 and an asssan were hen apponed-o fullfll he funcons of he reasurer. Mr. nsberg served as Councl reasurer las year and hs-er be-s^servng as speea"~asssan o Presden Max Berger '68. Two Councl represenaves walked ou of councl when hey were old by he presden ha hey would be arked absen because hey refused o abulae he course evaluaons. ; rlfe

2 ' ^\ BJ;K;;;; ^^ CLUB NEWS] ^j^ufflb^am-by Js'-EL- leberm-n HBSllBlHHMHUHjllll^ H Dr. Fred Newan, who wll soon aan hs "enure saus" a Kngh House, wll be~sp^a^ngt<rday on "lenaon, Dsenchanen and he Young Generaon." Hs colleague for hs dscusson wll J be he very eoonal Dr. Edward Sagarn... "» H asprng Perry Masons wll be pleased o bear ha a.. Legal Socey s beng fored. neresed persons should conac Suar 1 Hoberan a ccordng o Howe Mllendorf, Presden of Hllel, he "Second llee our Gues Luncheon" wll be eaen ap hs Frday.. Mr. Seyour Syna (Speech) has agreed o help" work up everyone's appee by UM conducng a provocave dscusson. For your luncheon dae wh Mr. Syna, please sub ffy cens-, by Wednesday o Hllel. The "conroversal" Chrsan ssocaon has nved Reverend Howard Moody of he Judson Meoral Church n Greenwch Vllage TO speak on he opc of "borons." n accepng hs nvaon, Reverend Moody noed ha he has "chucked" away he pulp and subsued a sage where progressve serons are gven. Boosers and Sga lpha., are co-sponsorng he fl "rabesque" sarrng Sopha Loren. Karen Lehrburger, Chancellor of Sga lpha, and lson Berglas, a eber of Boosers, have boh agreed ha he even proses o be a "real sexy happenng" The Class-Councl of '69 wshes o rend Junors ha Senor THE PNG-PONG PLYERS By Wlla Saroyan Wednesday March P.M. RM Thursday March P.M. & 70O P.M.. OK LOUKGE (Connued on Page 7) \\\ CN'T FGURE OUT WHT'S HPPENNG? - CNT UNDERST PEOPLE? WHY NOT TTEND THE HTE PEOPLE CLUB BSED ON LOVE, MEETNG ON MRCH 29 EXPERENCE'T V Ca&ndWL. o vs, Evens Te Place Tuesday NeTnnan^Sagarn-- ^lenaon, 2 1& -Brgh, 36 W. 22- rh«;f>-n->hflnftnf>n r and _Young Genera on" Thursday Sga lpha, Boosers Fl 1215 S rabesque..._ Reverend Moody on borons 1215 Baseen, 155 E. 22 Lapor's Sklls for ll Club 200 Sudpn Councl Represenaves Lounge Luncheon, Mr. Syna Free Dance FREE HONEYMOON Engaged couples geng arred fro March 23-Ju.ly 1 waned for BC nework TV show. Lucky coujplea ge all-expens«honeyoon, cash, przes. Call Mss Wes, (212) Frday Saurday 1200 Hllel, 1 E. 2 S. 830 Hllel, 1 E. 2 S. CROUPS e ORGNZTONS PRTES HVE HYPNOTSM SHOW FOR YOUR NCXT FFR 's fun, fas ovng and excng Call Now Nf THE CCOUNTNG SOCETY PRESENTS Mrs. Berha Newhouse "OPPORTUNTES N PRVTE CCOUNTNG "WOMN'S ROLE N CCOUNTNG" Thurs. Te 12 Noon March 28 R J.-5M.J5«W^^JS -J...J... J'. 11,.' ' PRE NVENTORY SLE SWETSHRTS "T" SHRTS \ JCKETS REGULR PRCE $.98 SLE $2.89 Open Nghs Week 20 50% OFF MNY BELOW COST TUFDE TTCHE CSE LST $25.00 REGULR $16.95 SLE $13.50 MNY OTHER CSES $6«00 UP Exa Te Jers DO YOU HVE N UTO NSURNCE PROBLEM? CaH Us Before Y<w O On Tre ssgned Rsk Pfon Dela gency, nc. 233 Coney sland ve. WW N STORY & SONG as presened by he Speech Dep. TUESDY MRCH OK LOUNGE -r TT^rr We Have he Wdes Selecon of CONCENTRTED STUDY DS REVEW BOOKS LT NOTES BRNES & NOBLE BRNES & NOBLE LTTLEFED DMS MONRCH MONRCH STUDY MSTER SCHRMS U.C.T. VOCBULRY CRDS ll DT GUDES CTY, COLLEGE STORE 137 EST 22nd STREET STUDENT CENTER LOBBY ' ' Sponsored by ; Boosers Ths Week Only Revew Books 20% Off L Noes 20% Off Hours Mon. o Fr. 9- PM Mon^Th_5-85zB c UP TO HS T^ECK lef s a suden, sporng he proper are, n a scuba dvng class. There "Kas Been speculaon? ha Upown allocaons o he class have been cu, resulng n dffcules regardng replenshen of he. anks wh ar. SUMMER N CLFORN THE -"N" PLCE TO GO THS YER 2 onhs July 1, o ugus 31 $25 for all college sudens & frends NCLUDES 2 onhs n Cblrforc Sound rp fe flg.h (suden fare) Hollywood, Los ngeles area" ^ Furnshed aparen or oe Swng pool Trp o Mexco Reserved seas a he bu fghs n Tjuana Mexco Use of a Musang or Cooro for a 2 hour perod Dscoun o Dscoeque's SPECL RRNGEMENTS FOR ONE MONTH VLBLE PRCE BSED ON TWO N ROOM LMTED SPCE _ FRST COME FRST SERVE H. Y. TOOT N. Y. TEL sue 1208 T«l C Sec. (25fcpcseufosef 2 BSBfeS 1 onh (Specfy whch ea prefered) Proposed n Foru Sagarn, Newan a Kngh ressary lange Facors By RWN SKOWTZ Professor Edward Sagarn (Soc.) and Dr. Fr^r^ewah (Pflo.) claed Tuesday ha rong as an expresson of dssasfacon s a necessary evl o brng abou socal change. N.- "Whe racs," dscussed durng las week's edon of he Kngh House senar seres, was conceded o be an underlyng cause of ros by black people seekng huan rghs. Boh speakers agreed ha rong s valuable as a eans of vocng a dsconen over socal condons, sayng ha can produee a desred undersandng aong persons of any race. Dr. Newan and Dr. Sagarn wll ee^ agan oday o dscuss "lenaon and Dsenchanen." n hese race ros, was noed, he parcpans are of he lowes ncoe brackes n he counry. Dr. Sagarn conended ha unless probles are resolved and soon-^-peopla lvng on sub-sandard levels wll connue o explode volenly ou of sheer ; ; _ '; ^d»y$e^^^^'ba^-ff6r^_ hag a phoography club should conac Ralph Chen n he Tcer Offce, 108, S.C. WHT HVE YOU DONE FOR YOUR FELLOW MN THE LTELY? STUDENT COUNC ^OMWF«TY FFRS CO1TTEE NEEDS VOLUNTEERS FOR THER COLLEGE DSCOVERY PRO GRM. YOU WLL BE SHOWNG HGH SCHOOL STUDENTS ROUND THE SCHOOL NSWERNG RFETK QUESTONS. F YOU RE VLBLE PRL 6TH FROM , LEVE YOUR NME PHONE NUMBER N THE COMMUNTY FFRS BOX N THE STUDENT COUNCL OFFCE RM. 30 STUDENT CENTER. Reverend Ronald Soderqus Calls for boron frusraon and dspar. Persons -who canno fnd jobs, he aad^ us be aded n acqurng sklls so hey could fnd work whch, n urn, would serve o releaselser sared energes. The ouspoken genleen ended o sway fro he announced opc o he subjec of suden apahy. Boh srongly fel ha sudens who are apahec reveal a lack of a curosy^, a lack of nave and desre "o pursue nellecually sasfyng experences. ^" ^J-.&>««? < %%&&?'» >% ^~ Conrac p ve U se lso Explored The Reverend Ronald Soderqus of he New York Theologcal Senary and Rabb Solnoff -of he Eas End Teple, dscussed "The Pll and Brh Conrol" Thursday n he Baseen, and favored he lberalzaon of aboron and he use of conracepves as "oral oblgaon o socey." Boh relgous leaders gave he Vews of her secular groups. Oher es deal wh sex educaon. was dscovered ha he larges obsacle o he sarng of a sex educaon progra n he schools s parenal hosly. Reverend Soderqus ^found ha "we us convnce he parens ha he school s no akng over he role of he paren, bu only suppleenng.". was sad ha pro-aboron senens are now shfng fro he welfare of he feus o he welfare of he oher. Each speaker backed he Bluenhal bll now pendng n lbany, and blaed narrow hnkng on he par of soe 1 pass. unfy / fr- ^^^?ff^? y^sgcfgf7yw^^gfy..ts>fc H. M^< groups for s falure o ««Q. a o» «Ov r?^^^.^5^^5^?^w«bs^^»a^sfc. \ ,;^;,a S& Borer Chandler, charan of he Board of Hgher Educaon, has deeed hghly favorable he Se Selecon Board's approval of a four-acre se n he Washngon Sree Urban Renewal rea ~ 7^ TT, for he consrucon of a new? ndusres»< U wsh o hgh-rse capus for he Bor- ^co «Pr of he exensve OUgh Of Manhaan Coun- Cooperave Educaon Progra n whch sudens negrae classroo sudy wh on-he-job ran y College of The Cy Unversyng. "Ths se approval s good j news,'' Mr. Chandler sad. " s j Currculu are consanly undeally suaed for a couny j der revson n relaon o Cy college srongly orened o bus- ; needs-.- The college now occupes ness careers. The proxy o ; rened quarers a 13 Wes Ffuncpal governen, he fnan- ( y-frs Sree, wh addonal cal cener, and large coercal j classroo space n a nearby bulldorga-nzaors wll- be helpful o ng. he college. The se'wll also be Jr Presd nfc Bock ^ ^ «Wa ex _. approprae o he ncreasng e- ; peel; he new capus -o becoe phass on paraedcal educaon." j a prooype of an urban, hgh-rse "We hope, n urn, o be helpful j couny college^ The desgn n provdng' graduaes o ee us pack~all he noral college eployers' needs/' he added, "and j facles noj)a vercal srucure n provdng a hub of culural ac- on four acres and sll provde he vy for he resdens of he radonal college aosphere of area." repose and beauy." The se desgnaed for he college s bounded by "Wes, Harrson, seres of senars, fnanced Greenwch and Norh Moore Srees.- The ^ex sep. JwlkJbe- he developen of plans for a ulsory buldng o serve a college expeced o grow fro s presen 2J200 full-e enrollen o a a-xaffl. o 5^)00 sudens - by Plannng funds of $1.2 llon have beer provded n he Cy's capal budge. Couny colleges are conduced under he progra o he Sae Unversy" of New" York. The Sae and he Cy share capal coss equally.- >r. Murray Block, presden of he college, poned ou ha he Washngon Sree locaon would ake he college" readly accessble by a $25,000 gran fro he Educaonal Facles Laboraory of Ke TTdrd Fb^uhdaToh ard laeld las onh^ and n January, brough ogeher educaors, cvc leaders, archecs, healh adnsraors, cy planners, and repre&fcaave- of couny acon groups. o dscuss he knd «f facles s, eeeded for he couny college. The ul-sory capus wll conan classroo, laboraores, lbrary, offce space, an audoru, physcal educaon facles, dnng facles, sudy halls, eengs roos and lounges. The archec-planner for he college s Caudlll-Rowle-Sco ef New York and Houson, Texas. 3k

3 -esase, & r ~ & $ 5 VoLlV, No. 9 MRC BLOOM '69 RCHE BCKOFEN '69 ~ RLPH CHEN^Zl.»" NEL BERGMlN '70 Z NEL L1EBERMN '68 Tfcry-Fr Yws ff lesmkm Fre ^^5_fnll«srfj}l^ Bernard M. Banck School ofbusness & Pubfc dfnsraon 17 Lexfrglon venue, New York Tel LRRY LEVTS '69 «fljjyswsfr> S8v Managng Board Managng Edor SY LN EGQN '68... ssocae Edor BONNE LNDNER '71 ssocae Board.._ Phoography Edor PUL ROGOFF '68 rs Edor LN WENER, '68" "... Club News Edor BYRNE BLUMENSTEN '69 dversng by lpha Dela Sga Srke for Peace By Subscrpon Only... News Edor Feaures Edor Edor Eerus _ Edor Eerus dversng Manager On prl 26 sudens and faculy hrough- every suden purchases one. Those sudens ou he Uned Saes and he nernaonal^ and faculy ebers who have already purcouny wll srke her classes o sop chased buons should purchase anoher one. he war n Vena. The BarucK School s consdered by any observers o be a very conservave school a school ha would no parcpae n any srke. However, recen ndcaons have shown ha on prl 26 he nernaonal Srke for Peace a he Baruch School wll be hghly successful. yardsck for deernng- suppor for he srke s found n he nuber of buons, declarng- "Srke/' ha have been sold. n addon o hs, he sale of buons also ads n he collecng of funds necessary o ee he adnsrave expenses ncurred whle runnng he capagn. Wh wo buons he suden can wear one on each lapel. Ths way even hose ebers of R.O.T.C. can feel as sasfed as f hey were wearng unfors ^_when hey are garbed n he "cves/' ""\ The srke agans he war us be effecve. surely would be helpful f suden organzaons were o coe ou agans he war and suppor he srke. The Tcker endorses he srke agans he war n Vena. f he srke s successful, no only can we hope o persuade publc opnon and, n, Draf Suggesons By he College Press Servce WSHNGTON Wh he chances ha Congress -wll do anyhng abou he curren draf regulaons growng ore nuscule every day, any sudens wll soon be- lookng down he barrel of he Selecve Servce Syse. Mchael Tgar, a., young & Washngon lawyer who has handled any draf cases, and s now edor-n-chef. of a new law journal called he Selecve Servce Law Reporer, recenly offered -goe ^suggesons abou - how sudens should respond o" he hrea of he draf. Hs recoendaons based on a, careful sudy of he curren draf laws and he adnsrave regulaons ha accopany he, are necessarly soewha broad n scope, snce he could no ake no accoun he dosyncraces of- ndvdual draf boards. He does feel, hough, hs suggesons should be of soe help o prospecve drafees n colleges around he counry. Mr. Tgar's - basc suggeson, for sudens s ha hey plan carefully n dealng wh he Selecve Servce Syse, Many sudens ake he poson ha he bes vay o avod he draf s o gnore, n hopes ha wll go away. Mr. Tgar says ha s a fundaenal sake. "Don' say away fro your draf boards," he says. "Go o he board and look n your fle. f you can' go yourself, you can desgnae soeone else n wrng preferably a eber of your faly o check your fle for you. nd besdes ha, consul soeone who.s copeen n Selecve Servce law." "' w ~ " Mr. Tgar pons ou ha here are relavely few lawyers who are knowledgeable abou he draf laws. He says, hough, ha 'n vrually every large couny here wll be one or wo lawyers who are qualfed." Mr. Tgar recoends. consulng a lawyer early raher han lae. He also feels ha 'a su- ~ urn, he governen o drascally aler den ^ who can afford o pay (he lawyer's fee) Whle he sale of buons s ovng raher s course of acon n Vena, bu we can should do V o\.thex.e.. ; <^;j~^^^.n^^uk'~xes&> a^v^/-s^.vox^ o work on soohly, s sll poran o see- ha hope -oprove condons a fcpnck'" v^' ^v^ ^^^^ +" ~- Too any people beleve and argue ha was s a necessary evl ha helps o avod over-populaon. f a war was ever fough o do away wh surplus lves, ceranly War for Lfe ep o jal people who prescrbe such "oral" hngs as brh conrol plls. These people who argue he "oraly'' canno and should no be a weneh-cen^^of brh con rqlare usually he sae peoury war. f n war hen nen does no rean pe who^advocae war as a oral answer o a facor n conrollng he populaon of solvng 7 all of 'he w r orld's probles -he world, a subsue us be found. eludng he ""abundance of people. The one subsue o eerge far and The "free love" oveen ay ebarass above any of he ohers lke fane or dsease s brh conrol. However, he wde oral codes us be changed n he wen any people no realzng ha cenury old accepance., of brh conrol Tn hs counry eh cenury. Evenually, brh "conrol ay has been slow o Heofne.Jn'soe crcles, any be adoped as he sole eans of dong jus dscuss^crn. pefarng o. Sex or he ably ha. nd wars o end he growh of a populaon ay cease only o see wars waged of afo reproduce hhrself s unheard of. Soe saes acually forbd educaonal dscusson on he aer, whle ohers a- socally affec agans all he cancers ha physcally and anknd. Who Should ssue Dploas? \ w -;, n he fe. week of June he Class of College, her dploas should also coe ^^ -wll be graduaed fro he Baruch fro he Cy College.. ^fec^ June 15; 1969 he Class of '69 wlfbe graduaed fro he Baruch College. Sudens n he Classes of '70, '71 and Fro hen/6n all subsequen graduang, 79,.,.,, ~., ~,, classes- wr^^^^ro--fch^-batrch-coege; -^--- a P-P^ed JK).±be_J3jr_.C_oUege of graduaon each suden wll be pre- he, however, wll be aendng he Barsened wh «, dploa. The dploa of he uch College for a ajory of her collegae Class of '6& wll be graned by he Cy College. Ths s altha s^ceran up o now. Wheher he Class of '69 be graned a dploa declarng he Baruch College or _he Cy College s one queson ha us Be deerned shorly. ^However, he proble ses deeper han h^s because can be argued ha snce he Class of '68 appled o he Cy College her dploa should coe fro he Cy College. Then can be argued f he Class of '69, whle aendng he Baruch College and beng graduaed fro, dd apply o he Cy lfe. The queson hen arses wheher hese \sudens should be gven her dploas by Cy College or Baruch College. ny sudens desrng o express her opnon on hs aer'wll be gven he opporuny o do so n he nex few weeks by eher ulzng he colun space n The Tcker or by subng leers. f hs does no prooe a large enough dalogue should be %he role of he Suden Councl o hold a alk-ou on hs one ssue. "\^e wll be glad o cooperae. '. eha of hese people, bu'hey'can'" do whou soe, fnancal reso^lfces.,, n he.aer of classfcaons, Mr. Tgar "recoends ha sudens no ge a l-s (suden) deferen f hey can avod, snce anyone who has held a -S snce July 1, 1967, wll no be elgble for a - (faly) deferen afer losng hs -S. f a regsran has been auoacally^ graned a -S, hough, raher han applyng for. he resrcon on geng a - doesn' apply. n any case, Mr. Tgar suggess ha any suden who beleves he nay qualfy for a defer-" en oher han -S should ake he effor o oban. Soe of he seps he sugges are f here s a chance of a regsran beng dsqualfed for edcal reasons, he should look no he aer on hs own. Classfcaon physcals are a "ass producon" process, n whch suble physcal dsqualfcaons ofen escape he aenon of he exaners.. The ry's boo on edcal sandards for drafees s avalable o he publc hrough he Governen Prnng Offce n Washngon. Regsrans are advsed o see a docor o' deerne f -hey are dsqualfed under he sandards se oy he ry. Regsrans should look no he possbly of geng a - deferen f hey have dependens. Mr. Tgar ephaszes ha dependency deferens are possble even when he dependency s of a physcal or eoonal naure, raher han _ sply, fnancat. ^- - -==~x Regsrans who are hnkng abou applyng for conscenous objecor saus should begn workng on rgh away. The bes source of nforaon on CO. quesons, accordng o. Mr. Tgar, s he handbook publshed by he Cenral Coee for Conscenous Objecon, whose offces are a 206 Walnu S., Phladelpha, Pa. ccordng o Mr. Tgar, here are several popular sconcepons abou geng CO. saus. One s ha o be desgnaed a CO., a regsran us be a eber of a "peace church," such as he Quakers or he Jehovah's Wnesses. Under presen laws,'hs s enrely false. noher.. s_ ha a CO. us be a coplee pacfs. On he conrary, a CO. us only be apposed o < 'war n any for." He can be wllng o fgh o defend (Connued on Page 7) By JM He eners he audoru surrounded by an honor guard whose appearance s vaguely renscen-of he Saasgesapo. Hs very word s ap- - ~~plat ded by ddle-aged conservaves, who long for he days when en were en and all en were consdered equal so long as hey were Whe nglo-saxon Proesans. Hs every word s booed by srvng young Negroes who have ased prejudce and see n h a an who would^gve legal sancon oblnd bgory;. Hs nae s G-eorge C. Wallace, forer Governor of labaa and canddae for he Presdency of he Uned Saes. Wallace^ sad he s no a racs; George Lncoln Rockwell claed ha T ddn', hae JeWs7~5o we can pu hs conenon no s proper perspecve. Wallace s a fear-onger, he wors ype of polcal opporuns alve. He has used he breakdown of eanngful nerracal dalogue o foser hs own polcal desres and, n he process, las helped fan jus as uch as any black supreacy, he fres of dseordr and fear aong ercans of all races. He s u nowaepng o leap no he rng of ercan polcs as Mr. Panacea, he an who, by posng law and order and gnorng nellecuals, wll ake erca safe for "hs people." nd who are George Wallace's people? They are ceranly no he nellecual, nor even he ^'pseudo-nellecuals" who Wallece s so nen on derdng. ( s ruored ha he Wallace cap consders anyone wh an nellgence quoen of - ore han, ffeen, o fee a pseudo=jellecual.) They are he people wh who Wallace fnds coon herage and belefs he hard-eyed rednecks who consder he bedshee n he close her favore. for of are^ fee ubane who hrows wo bucks n he collecon plae on Sunday ornng and hen goes hoe o curse he. fac ha "he" are ovng n a..le-^h^y, and, perhaps' raps ronc, he hard-core blajfe. racss who beleve ha a/wallacej^cory w<^'; he jus- - fcon jfor urnng ^g&e srees "^y ^^c^fcno l» «. /balefelds of he second cvl waav-tf<6se are he- Bfopl.'? "^'&M^^& ke^allaee^xoo^. g secon.;.tfcese^aw'h p ^ ^ ^ a ^ ^ ^ ^ - ^ ^ vgoronsly-wnen Wallace re ^ clo^ behnd he guse ^0M^^lgh^^^^-B^ he people, alhough ne^.^aay no oow^, who are leadng he ercan Republc "sragh down he no-so^prrose pah o Hell. -/~\ Wha s he hckness of a shadow, Or a rror's age clear; Wha s he dsance of a ranbow, Or he -golden shees of sun? How far away s heaven, How wde a baby's sle, How swee he ornng song of brds, How sof he world of love? These easures are unseen They are nfne and vas. So n y love for you, Tha wll everore las. lhllslmlljm -Many enrees have been receved n response o he cones held jonly by he nerfraerny Gouncl, House Plan ssocaon and The Tcker o fnd a oo, seal, asco- and colors for he new college. There wll be awards presened oh boh an ndvdual and. Organzaonal bass. Dnners for wo a a well-known resau- Tan wll be^.awarded o he wr-»ng ndvduals and a plaque and free adverseen space "wll be awarded o he organzaons. llff;;l;s Fear-onger' VESPE - s for Wallace's canddacy, s safe o asser ha no one, ncludng he' curren Governor of labaa, beleves ha her predecessor could acheve ndeed, _ Wallace ay no even be- on he ballo n any saes. B--s n "he atjcutsed,-anachronsc elecoral college hafc Wallace fnds hs saunches, hough unwnges, ally. Those of you "who dd your hoework fahfully n Polcal Scence wll reeber ha here s an ouoded secon of he Consuon whch, hrough nera or legslave supdy, has never been aended. s saes ha should no canddae receve a clear ajory of 'elecoral voes wo hundred sxy-nne>7-he-^pres-- den wll he chosen by he House of Represenaves, wh each sae casng one voe and wh a ajory necessary o wn (enden 12). " One can creae a sarlngly ragc suaon by leng hese facs suble aboo^ n one's agnaon. fer he elecons no canddaes have acheved an elecoral-^najory due o Wallace's carryng of he saes whch coprse he Bble Bel, or wha should be called he Bgo Bel. Each of he wo.ajor canddaes have capured abou weny-wo ou of he ffy saes wh Wallace n possesson f abou sx. s clear o all ha whoever he forer Governor shall dee hs voes o shall wn, so he Governor asks he pares Wha y'all gve e n exchange? Well, par of he Wallace deal gh nclude he apponen of soeone lke Leser Maddox as orney General, and anoher par, of he bargan gh -he o gve he soveregn saes ore auonoy fro Federal nerference n cvl lbery aers (Defnon Le us handle our Ngras ourselves). ; Of course, as hngs appear now, he wo pares wll nonae en who are known far and wde for her supree senses of polcal oraly, and her unwllngness o ake deals, and her '^^^je^'-^^... 'Rchard "Nxon and Xyndoh ohhs<sn\p ^ - ' r~' ^;- S&'\;^rj^^ n^3cfc-;nae you see Wallace and hs-^pn <^soe elevson show. Bu jus Reeber" you can^be sure ha f elevson exsed n he Rhneland fory years ago, people would have been laughng a Hler. Maurce Rosen %.^ G.O.P. for Gov, or of The Tcker n your March 19"~edon, was saed ha Governor Rockefeller was unsklled n he felds of foregn and doesc affarrs.^"ohng could be -furher fro he ruh. n foregn affars, he has a long and dsngushed publc record. n 190, F.D.R. apponed h Co- ^>rdnaor of ner-ercan^ ffars. n 19-6, he served as «T ssan Secreary of 'Sae for ercan Republc ffars. n ha pos he organzed he ner-erean\conference on War and Peace n Mexco Cy and parcpaed n he foundng of he Uned Naons a he San Francsco Conference. n 1950, Presden Truan naed h Charan of he newly-creaed nernaonal Developen dvsory Board. n' 1952, he assued he Charanshp of he Presden's dvsory Coee on Governen Organzaon. - Ten of hese recoendaons were adoped by Congress. One of he proposals led o he esablshen of he Deparen of Healh, Educaon and Welfare. n 195, he becae Specal sssan o he Presden; for Foregn ffars. n 1953, he served as Charan of a Speeal Coee for he reorganzaon of he Defense Deparen. n doesc affars hs record s o fee Edor should undersand ha a newspapcr ua caer o e publc^-thenuber of copes of he Daly News found n hs School as opposed o he New York Tes and he WaH Sree.Journal clearly explans he need o speak he language of he people. Mr. Fnkel, beleve, sses he "basc ssues" abou he use of napal. accep hs asseron ha ercan solders~are "fghng ard dyng. Vena, bu o rresponsbly sae ha we should leave asde he queson of wheher or no he solder should be here s he absurdy of Mr. Fnkel's belef, as well as ha of he dnsraon's. beleve ha ~ wan fewer ercans o de han Mr. Fnkel does. don' beleve he answer les n supporng he GX n he feld bu n geng h ou of he feld. 1 Mr. Fnkel's saeen " dead Couns canno kll an ercan" rends ne of soe faous clches used" boh durng he wesern expanson (Manfes Desny) of 19h Cenury erca as well as hose of oday (e.g. The bes "Red" s a dead "Red"). ask Mr..Fnkel o accep he fac" ha f a dead Couns canno kll an ercan, hen a lve Couns prl 26 Leer o-he-edor of Tcker Many ercans and hose of foregn counres n allance wh Presden Johnson's polces oh he Vena War feel ha napal s necessary o fgh a war. sees rdculous for e o argue only agans he use of napal because would hen be--decdng how soeone should ael Bu soe neresng deas can coe fro an analyss of our use of ha odern weapon creaed by our cvlzed socey. The raonale behnd our use of hs- weapon s ha_ a dead Couns canno kll an ercan, so doesn' aer how you kll h. ercans feel he end jusfes he eans. Bu hs doesn' see possble. The an feaure of napal s ha burns anyhng people, houses, weapons and crops. ^Yes, burns; jus lke Hler burned sx llon Jews, we are burnng Venaese. 's a fac we are usng napal and napal burns. The world shrunk before he "cres coed by Hler and hs offcers. We condened, years laer, hose lke Echan for orderng he burnng of fellow huan bengs. We argued-on he bass ha hey shouldn' have followed canno kll "a non-presen ercan. Hler's orders. Ye, our counry, our brohers, Mr. Fnkel sees o have forhe are burnng fellow huan bengs. goen hsory. He speaks and Has burnng people wh Napal was apponed by»;jfcj; as a ^ M ^ ^ ' ^ ^ M S ^ ^S^K«P»«'«aroces of, he ^Ye \ becoe cmzed^ s_ <Lue con equally as dsngushed. X. 1965; _-_. z. ((^^J^s.» '%r^.^.«= >.f<kl» «.«.nhrknn < »Vu Cong o "nnocen" -Venaese cevable ha Johnson can- and eber of he dvsory Cosson on nergovernenal Rela and ssonares. don' know should be red ^or war cres. wha Mr. F-rnKel's sadscal needs Bu le us no sop a Johnson; are -bu-playng, up hs pon ou he s only one an. The people of ons. He has prevously served as of conex surely has^soe psy- erca.are sandng_by and lechologcal sgnfcance. ng hs happen. The naons of he Under-secreary n he Deparen of Healh, Educaon, and..-.- world are sandng by and leng Welfare. f you wan o speak aoou h- s happ n> ^e are all guly of s, Governor, he has shown aroces durng war es hen leadershp and foresgh on any j s necessary o speak of he ssues. He creaed he frs Con- ercan Cvl War where he suer Frauds Bureau n he coun- j aroces of oday do no see ry, whose progras are now beng j so dfferen. Norherners aed, pleened on a naonal level. ulaed and assacred Souher- n addon, hs progras ^dealng ; ners, even helpless woen and wh-ar polluon, ransporaon, chlden (and vce versa). sugconservaon, narcocs, edcalj S e s o Mr. Fnkel ha he os for- he aged, educaon and oral counry n he world gh care cvl rghs are soe of he os far reachng n he naon. Rchard L. Kargauer '70 Presden, Young Republcan Club Fnkel Fegned no be he U.S'.. Mr. Fnkel's suggeson ha The Tcker should re-read her ool 1 "} regardng "responsble freedo" leaves e ho oher response han o hope ha The Tcker connue wh her dscourses agans he war. Perhaps, f one ore person To he Edor of The Tcker T^ c espor-.se o Mr. Leonard Fn- can be convnced ha he war s kel's leer, "Kll or Be Klled" ; no n he ~ Desz neres of erus ake a few coens. ca > he n aybe one ore lfe Mr. Fnkel assers ha he syle j gh be saved. Who knows, of he Tcker s he sae as ha gh even be Mr. Fnkel's. of he Daly News. Mr. Fnkel Leon Wessberg '69 he wors cre MURDER, Oh, bu you can say, " ddn' shoo a gun." Bu you pad for, you sa by and le your sons be drafed o urder fellow huan bengs; you sa by as en have crczed hs war. Don' s by prl 26. Deonsrae. We are osly college sudens who haven' a voe, and hs -s our os valuable eans of expressng he way we feel n uny and soldary. Mark Klenberg '70 Huan Rghs Socey Vce Presden New Club To he Edor of The Tcker new club was recenly fored on capus called he Jean-Paul Sarre Club. s dedcaed o he proposon ha he heaer s no (Connued on Page 8) The Baruch College Wo Te for pahy By BONNE LNDNER queson of concern has arsen wh regard o he soono-be Baruch College. Las year, when he crss was poran o all sudens personally, he suden body of Baruch really showed wha was hough o be s rue color. However, now ha he >new college has beehe creaed,- hs concern" sees'/o have all bu vanshed. a e when all sudens should be reevaluang her posons, and decdng wha hey wan fro he new college, apahy has se n. Now we should decde wha we can do. s rue ha here s lle we can accoplsh unl he new adnsraon s esablshed. Never heless, we should be sudyng and akng proposals for he new college. n hs way a se of suden-fored..alernaves..can. be presened. The faculy has expressed a desre o hear suden opnon on any ssues. Reevaluaon of re- \ qureens, f well hough ou and presened n a way ha s no anagonsc, wll always be recognzed. r",, There are so\ any quesons for us o ponder. Wha should be he adsson's requreens? Whch of our course requreens should be based upon wha -was aken n hgh school. Should we -ry.-soe ejxj?erenal progras n gradng? Can core courses be chosen wh a greaer flexbly by he suden? Wha abou he aser plan's of couny work? How can we, as busness sudens, help he couny wh our knowledge? How can _w.e perfor our funcons as an urban school? Should we receve cred for such work? These quesons, n relaon o he enre specru of probles, s lke a gran of sand on a lenghy beach. s our job as sudens o nvolve ourselves n "he~"creaon of our college. For he worh of a school us, n grea par, be judged.by he work of he sudens. v a. a < - s CO ^32.^

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The Hspanc Socey and Sga lpha nave erged her uorng alen and are now offerng asssance n al subjecs. For hose sudens who are sufferng fro a "scholasc defcency" before ders, a cure cae be sough fro eher a Hspanc or a Sga lpha uor.- {.. ~> - - ; nyllllllllllmllll «~.«^^.MMTwM««MT^pM«wWMnnwwwlwf»wlu^ ' 'nnnumuujrnunfuuauapuhmmwufhhmh ' """' f s. s p 11 ^^MgwuwaMMw>«MMMuwnu»uwaMMJ»MM^ Hu^Huwuur^MJHUuwunauMun.uwwuw.. -^ -^pnnffwmwhnnutnumw»nn nwhwwnwnhwpowmw»»mrnrw^^ BE CHRSTN SSOCTON PRESENTS Rev. He Moody OF JUDSON CHURCH N THE VLLGE WHO WJLL SPEK BOUT BORTON THURS a The Baseen 155 E. 22 S. ~lss?s FTER YOU TKE L..U. LU. YOU CN STJL TKE OUT «OM Draf.. (CeaHa«d fro Page > College ay-jmcqure^ he buldngsr "nnselfv hs hone, ha faly, ec. and se of he ULXJ. Brooklyn" and sll qualy ^ a CO. Cener and hereby urder he exsng nsuon self? C.O., af^er beng desgnaed 1--O hrd sconcepon s^ha a Oppose urnng over hryllons of axpayers 7 " oney nave "or nc^^oha"ean servce or l-o, wll be called o ater- o L.T-fU/s rusees jus o help rgh away. n fac, he canno bal ou her snkng counry club legally-be cahed unl hs nae capuses hry and nney les coes o he head of he order of ou of he cy. call. Oppose enlargng he' cy's Fnally, any regsrans don' presen fnancal crss. realze ha a C-O. applcan need he end of he saeen no beleve n an anhopoorphc was urged ha persons wre he God. s a resul of he Supree's "Mayor a/d he Board of Hgher Cour decson n he case of'danel_5e^ger^_ja^^-cl_^a_n_jbjase_hs Educaon." Lsed on he ac of he leafe were he naes, addresses and ed value-syse ha has he sae objecon o war on a~ deeply-loo phone nubers of he weny-wo funcon n hs- lfe as he belef ebers of he B.H.E. n God does n he lfe of a relgous an. '' Speech on War The Speech Deparen wll ry o recapure he enhusas, he nave and he huor of he en who ook pat n World "War 1 when conducs s Draa Fesval oday n. he Oak Lounge. The presenaon, "World War 1", prepared fro acual posers, songs, speeches, poery and novels fro, ha perod, -wll he gven a 1 and 530. nlmllffllm^ f^vsgr SO E. 23 ST. GR ajaaassaaasesasae CEE HOUSE wshes o congraulae CROL ZEDMN 69 on her e^gageen o MCHEL BCHENHEM '68 On Dec. lo r 1967 g^jsaascgfflsgsgao^ea^bagra^^ml^ ELLEN and RCHE WSH TO CONGRTUTE LYNN PERKNS MRC ON THER BERENZWEG ENGGEMENT FEBRURY 21^ &J^J3&Sg&M&&3Z jbamkhflkbmhae The Bol ers or lpha Dela Sga ~wsh o congraulae Broher KEN WOLLENBERG on hs pnnng o H RRET GLBERT (Brooklyn College) Ths s a WEE b bgger J CONGRTULTONS TO { FRED S1LBERBERG \ and S j JOEL KLRRECH \ ON THER ENGGEMENT 5 Jacke and Ruhre THE GRLS OF CEE HOUSE wsh o congraulae PHYLLS DeROSS '69 ore her engageen o JOSEPH COTTONE On Feb. 1, 1968 Congraulaons o GERR STENER 7 69 on her engageen PUL VOGEL o cadey of eronaucs '69 On Dec. 29, 1967 CEE HOUSE ' THE FUTURE CCOUNTNTS wsh o congraulae MKE BECK and VRYL SEGEL on her engageen JanuaxT 26, 1968 jocoou-n-"coor HLLEL -Tfc' =S THNKS LL WHO CONTRBUTED TO THERK UJ DRVE PRKER HOUSE. FOR THER HELP bc30c3000c30ac90c3cx3c LYNN and MRC WSH TO CONGRTUTE ELLEN SLTOUN RCHRD ON THER BRESLW ENGGEMENT ^-MRCH 2, 1968 n hs acual dealngs wh hs board, Mr. Tgar says^ a regsran should no ake he poson ha he less he has o do wh, he beer. Mr. Tgar recoends ha every regsran fnd_ ou wha s n hs fle, and ake sure ^ha all hs dealngs wh hs board are recorded n, f possble. He also suggess ha a regsran ake advanage of he., secon of he draf law ha enles h o a personal appearance each e he hoard reconsders hs ^'-"' C EVENNG STUDENTS or GRDUTES No experence necessary Fee Pad Poson n sales, arkeng or engneerng^ DVS-OMEG PLCEMENT 2 W. 5 Sree case. "Ths can be a very val-. ^2 ahje eans of ryng o deal wh her. vews, says Mr. Tgar. HJ-- When a regsran runs no hos- Q ly fro bs hoard, he can ask 3 he^ governen appeals', agen o 7 nercede. Each-board has an ap- er~ ppal agen, who s usually a loca <- lawyer. ^he_agen rjepresen&j30h; a he board and s regsrans, and he s usually n a beer poson 3 han he board ebers o_ner 5 pre he law. 3> f a regsran s called for n fc» ducon, and has appealed hs case? o» as far as he can whn he Selec- -J ve Syse, he us go hrough» he nducon process - - up unl he o> pon ha he s called o sep forward and ake he oah, f he wans o ake hs case o cour He should hen refuse o sep forward. Mr. Tgar ephaszes, hough; ha s essenal for a regsran o consul a layyer long before he s ha far along, n he process...'. "»n.s^^ Scholarshps Checks n "payen of he second half of he Baruch School scholarshp and gran awards for he Sprng seeser' wll be avalable durng he" week of prl 8." ll sudens^ who are recpens of such awards are requesed o pck up her checks n he Offce of Currcular Gudance, 305, beween prl 8 and 11. llfllllllllljllm^ NEGRO COLLEGE BOOR DRVE >.-.. 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5 . & " FULL w^^^^h^^^s^k, Bernard M. Baruch School of Busness Publc dnsraon URGENT THE TCKER NEEDS HELP N COLLECTNG D REVENUES jg., Collecons ' "You ge no fre -happy day- we pay" HOUSE WSHES TO CONGRTULTE PUL RONSON "^^ RCHE WESNQER ON MKNG THE DEN'S LST CLSS OF '71 Frs ge STUCKand hen STRKE Buons are now on Sale hroughou he School for re Srke gans he War JON THF LEGL SOCETY (PRELW CLUB) Call STURT HOBERMN LU^ 7-16^ ^ 1.. U L..» M L L M.. > l H l l ^ U l L U l U U U a Jjre. o UUL SdJoJ 3 W^"^^^^^^^"'-" 3 ''-2 'L (Connued fro Page 5) School sh6h& be urged for May, he only he hng ha s absurd "---'^" The frs eeng of hs club was 5. Whereas s a fundaenal -T-s^gS held a few~day» harf one 3;no wh you "f lowng are he resoluons passed one s agaaga you,^an<j whereaa^-_^ v^ by he ebers a ha sesson. hose^^rson^who ;do~fo parlc-^^"^f " 1. Whereas chld-beang s an pae n he ^abpve enoned boy-t ; oral ac ha canno be eondoned,_rd whereas s necessary o deonsrae condenaon of chld-beang, and "whereas a boyco of he Baruch School s he bes way o deonsrae hs condenaon, s resolved ha a cos are obvosly - no wh us, ; and are, herefore, n favor of h^ polces we are condenng, j^; ^^f.2 > resolved ha hese, peon^p^be ^^J ; publcly censured for he^^^cres posons. ^Jzk. - ' "' ""- The nex"hee±^ of he Jean- boyco of classes should-vbeeahedrfpaul- Sarre- Club wll be he&d^^ > _ - ^"SSf for May 1, shorly-< «y he usual e and 2. Whereas dog-kckng s an placejfjde rnex full oon; place~? oral ac, and whereas s P_gaV "Buny ol's log cabn, Dsney- ~;^5 necessary o deonsrae condenaon of he aforeenoned a hs eeng wll possbly call 2gJ, land). The opc o be dscussed ^; ac, and whereas, a boyco of for ^srkes o he_ Baruch. School--^n suppo$> love, peace, freedo, ^fe classes s he bes way o deonsrae ha condenaon, s resolved ha a^boyco of classes enal healh, bahng, jelly ap-. /^p, should be called for May 2, Whereas oherhood s a good, hog, and wherea hose whadsfclke ohers - arebad peas pe, and whereas s necessary o adonsh hese people, and whereas he os feasble ehod of adonon s o srke he Baruch School, s resolved ha a srke" of ha School should be urged for~may 3, Whereas we are ceran ha no = gopd can coe fro he earh's ovng off s axs and spnnng off no space, and whereas acon us be aken o preven he aforeenoned spnnng off, and whereas he... bes possble course $3 n f fl Do you wan o be op an? f you do.. always helps o prove yourself wh Barnes & Noble Everyday Hand books. Tles on he followng subjecs RT & -MUSC BUSNESS & ECONOMCS SPEECH ENGLSH & LTERTURE POLTCS HSTORY LNGUGES MTHEMTCS - RELGON RECRETONS SCENCE SOCOLOGY STUDY DS \ Mr pes, Charle Ghan, ec., ec. Nelson Olen '68 Presden, Vce Presden, Treasurer, Secreary, Meber JTfhe Jean-PaaT Sare~ Club THE TCKER wshes o congraulae JOE SLTER '68 and KREN SHERMN '69 -w^^^-^ WE LSO CRRY LRGE LNE 01 MONRCH, UCT, CLFF, BR NOTES ETC. Ths Week Only 10% Off On ll Monarch nd UCT Revew Books BRNES & NOBLE 132 Eas 23rd S. Rgh ccra he Sree M, W Mr " -. ' - 's$ ^ «?^«^ll^cr Ml D ^^^?^.--?%- g^ ^j^-^s^^^..^;^ '-'r~- \ lfe 'jfajjr e. V..u>"V,MJ_ - SSgg