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1 y^f-v Offf *%*,.«J-J COT founded 885 VO. XCNO M COPYRGHT 975THK DALY PKNNSY.VANAN. PH.ADKLPHA. PENNSYLVANA ;n\y M'Kl.n. T;;, Presdent Ford Wll Delver R FFLE TCKETS were sold by members at the utcrfratcrntv Councl to ad those sufferng from Cystc F'hrtss. The locaton nf the booth was 37th and Locust Walk Thursday. Shabel s Nomnated For U.Vce Presdent Of Operatons Servces By CULLY RVNG Unversty Drector of Athletcs lfl Shabel has been nomnated to d the poston of Vce Presdent for Operatons Servces. Senor Vce Presdent for Management Paul (adds announced Thursday. Oadds sad he and Presdent Martn Meyerson would submt the nomnaton n the Executve Board of the Unversty Trustees for approval at ther meetng Monday. The Operatons Servces poston s new posl resultng from Meyerson's mposed changes n the Unversty's admnstratve structure. n hs neu capacty< Shabel wll gude physcal development of the campus securty, and auxlary enterprses such as the dnng ervces and the bookstore. Shabel's new dutes wll nvolve hm n lason work wth outsde agences and c ommunty groups. Meyerson stated Thursday "Fred Shabel has won the respect of our entre Unversty communty n hs management of our recreatonal and athletc programs. 'We are gratfed that he wll now be responsble for the drecton of servces actvtes whch are of such n, ; mportance," he added. Provosl Elot Stellar and Presdental Assstant Bruce Johnstone Thursday expressed confdence n Shabel's admnstratve abltes Revew / Zelle bach Theater Papp Has Wnner n ''Black Sheep'' ByBOBMEROLD t h.ev be outrageous, and stll qute ragged around the but»le Bfacfc Slwcp. whch opened Wednesday nght at the Zellerbach Theater s a producton wth real potental \tter three attempts ths year wth new Amercan playwrghts Joseph Papp has fnally found a wnner n ths 'lav by Anthony S tll) Set n a Jesut House at Yale on the la) Robert Kenned) ded, Lttle Hlack Sheep mounts an outlandsh assault on the Jesut order. T'.e h of the fve resdent prests s slghtly off balance one s an neffectual lush, another a transvestte. and a thrd the personfcaton of vanty 'There's also a slghtly neurotc nun throw n n Lst for kcks Hardly the eptome of prestly con ern. the fve reverends and one nun are much too nvolved n ther own lves to one ern themselves wth the problems of the world When an automoble chrashes outsde, only the housekeeper goes oul to help, whle the head father takes hs bottle nto the closet ~( f te Bfacfc Sheep can be wldly bzarre and very. very funny, obvously there s lttle respect for the sacred status of the Catholc Church or ts members The onversaton are spced wth four letter words, and not the He's proven hmself. thnk, just to be a superb admnstrator," Johnstone sad. Stellar clamed Shabel "defntely has the admnstratve background" necessary for hs new poston. Both Stellar and Johnstone sad they saw no obstacles to Shabel's confrmaton Monday by the Trustees' Executve Board. Whle they sad they had not yet spoken to Trustees on the matter, they noted they are optmstc that the nomnaton wll be approved. "t's a splendd nomnaton.'' Stellar sad, addng " would thnk" the nomnaton would be confrmed. Johnstone sad he "assumes" the Trustees wll confrm Shabel's appontment, notng he has "no reason to beleve there s trouble." Whle Johnstone sad canddates from outsde the Unversty were consdered for tn' poston, he added he was not close enough to the selecton process to comment on how ther qualfcatons compared to Shables Shabel sad Thursday he would wthhold comment on hs nomnaton pendng acton by the Trustees' Executve Board. The Presdent and the Provost wll shortly appont a search commttee to fnd another athletc drector n the nterm. Assocate Athletc Drector Charles Scott wll assume Shabel's current dutes. le nes ether Yet / jttle 'tne h Sheep has s serous sde too, (o usng on - nl) has termed, "people who are askngmore of the world than t has to offer rat ae ter s tryng to get somethng out of lfe.- from stc ' understandng, to passon Ther ntense tha '.hey have lost.my ablty lo perform ther relgous, or even human dutes One poor la'. ace from hs shock at Kennedy's death, and to the outpourngs of a prest's problems rather ACT- H- needs U. Commencement Address By MARTN SEGEL The Whte House and the Unversty formally announced Thursday Presdent Gerald Ford wll delver the commencement address and receve Executve to vst the Unversty snce Frankln Roosevelt (oumeyedtowes Phladelpha n 940. 'The commencement exercses are ntended to serve as a kck-off for the \ Whte House spokesman sad Thursda) the Presdent's a eptam > ol the nvtaton was largely nfluenced n a Whte House meetng February ' between Meyerson, n honorary degree at Unversty Unversty's Bcentennal actvty Drector of publc Relatons Donald Commencement exercses May 8. The offcal announcement Tb.> date lor the event s the 200th annversary o the frst graduaton Sheehan, Unlversltj Trustees Donald Reagan and Thomas Dates, and confrmed earler reports that the ceremon) of the College of Presdent Ford Unversty was seekng a speaker of Phladelpha, the Unversty's Secretary of the Corporaton "natonal promnence" for the ancestor Wllam Owen sad the Unversty's Commencement. Presdent Kord wll jon 5 presdents from unverstes founded before the Amercan Kevoluton as partcpants n the event at the Presdent Martn Meyerson sad he was pleased wth Presdent Ford's acceptance of the Unversty's nvtaton Notng the mportance of ths year's Commencement exercses, desne lo hav the Presdent..c speake has resulted n senors beng lmted to only tun guest tcket the ceremon) To accommodate a large audence, Phladelpha CVC Center. The Meyerson sad "we are deeply Owen sad the Unversty s actvely Presdent wll be the frst Chef honored n Presdent Ford's vst Meyerson Trp to Captal Set Up Ford Appearance By MCHAEL SLVER How do you get the Presdent of the Unted Sutes to come to a graduaton'' For the Unversty the nvtaton procedure ncluded an Oval Offce meetng ol the chef Executve wth the Unversty's presdent, publc relatons drector, and two of ts top trustees l)n February24, at :30 A.M., Presdent Ford met wth Presdent Meyerson. Drector of Publc Relatons Donald Sheehan am Trustees Donald T Regan and Thomas S. Dates. The Whte Hou.se meetng, whch also ncluded Presdental Counsellor Hubert T. Hartman,. had been requested n a letter from Meyerson n late January. Sheehan explaned Wednesday the letter outlned the Unversty's specal bcentennal graduaton plans and "the hstorcal sgnfcance of the occason " The Presdent agreed n early By MARTN SEGEL -(bnary to meet the Unversty's The Faculty of Arts and Scences representatves. FAS) Wednesday narrowly approved Seated on sofas n the Oval Offce. a Structured cluster dstrbutonal Dates explaned the concept of the plan as part of ts new B A Bcentennal graduaton ceremony requrements. and Meyerson offcally extended the The cluster plan, along wth the nvtaton to the Presdent. Sheehan nther B A requrements was sad the meetng lasted ubmtted by an ad hoc commttee approxmately 30 mnutes. chared by German professor Otto Sheehan recalled that Presdent Sprnger t s the frst set of approved Contnued <>'t pag s requrements for a degree under FAS $3.6 Mllon U. Defct Predcted Ths Year By LARRY FELD Unversty offcals now estmate 6 mllon budget defct for ths year, accordng to Budget Drector Jon Strauss The predcted defct s about $700.0fl0nnrc than antcpated n md- February, t s over $: mllon more than expected last sprng when the Unversty Trustees approved the budget. Vce-Presdent for Busness and Fnancal Affars Harold Manley sad Thursday he reported the new estmate to the Trustees' Fnance Commttee last Monday Manley sad Presdent Martn Meyerson would announce the $3 6 mllon fgure to the Trustees Executve Board Monday That's about the worst t could possble be," Budget Commttee m. e agan the New York Shakespeare Festval brought eryorx. but dlsllusl nedj lves up to her ttle ' New Have h not to say Ltl not wthout l... ; lon but fe pol man eed " Scul Ferenl f the nesthood, but th consderng" movng the Commencement ste from tlw 0,000- seat CVC Center to 65,000 seal.nkln Feld men sad the Unversty s dec son rests partally on the results ol a poll.skur the senor class how many guests the) would lke to bung to Commencement He explaned the results ol "' M Should be tabulated bv ml.\ am], decson made t>\ uesda) (wen noted possble sec n tv c onllnued on page PRESDENT FORD ( n n cncl Speaker FAS Approves Clusters For Scornng Freshmen Charman John Hobstette clamed earler ths week Hobstetler called the 3.6 mllon fgure the bottom of the barrel'' because most "uncontrollables" had been taken nto account Manley sad the dscrepant y between the m d-l-ebrual y announcement and the new estmate was due to rsng utlty costs, fewe salary "savngs than expected and a $50,000 'mp n antcpated tuton M". enues Fewer famly and staff postons became vacant ths sprng than budget offcals orgnally expected, Manley sad '.The economc clmate s such that our turn-over hat fallen c onsderabl)," he explaned Manley sad the drop n CXpt tl d ^Contnued on page 9 VH'HT" Audtorum 'Cuckoo's Neat 9 Hts Wth Great Force tv J\< KME8ZAROS The pen Players producton of One lew 0 e th Cuofcoo's Vest premerng tonght n Annenberg Audtorum s an emotonal ambush he plav s strku lreatens eve v member ol the audem e. t s at once epted nd to hon ble to be real The faculty approved the Sprngc commttee's cluster plan by a mal.cte o over a student-sponsored amendment favo ng the loo system current!) used n the College tor Women he entre B A commttee.'. then adopted t»\ a vote.( 37-4 n n» B A cp 'c nl appl; only tu m cnn: freshmen and transfer students and wll be sub :c. revew after thr e yea The new plan also m ludes retenton ol the foregn langua requrement and major and electve c n almost dentc a tu those currently used n the ' ollege and < W he new B A requrmenu wer despte ts protests from numerous admnstrate! - and few ulty hclll ' ' \ P DVO ' (o n l, raduate Studes Hum ph e) on km w ho entl) aled lh< clu ' < plan admnstratve!) unwo kable lners have expressed doubts about the plan edu atonal merts. Several admnstrate! s, U h. Dean t lean Brownlee, who wll n ve n - \S.e dre to " ad\ and Assstant ollege Dan Km Morrlsson lad they ant pate no majo problem: n mplementng the m requrements Tonkn, n a lette to \s lean Varta Gre o an last r rda) crtn ced eal admntsl.t \\ peel th B.A ommtt p oposal onkn prm pal.a gunenl that the spp anty of le paj hero. Randle P Me Murpl twlst, onn ersu rdol and alle h the hallenge th lctatorsh ' lg Nu v opportumt) he defes t«-r rule ntest tx Mal gh untl t lent tha ks not e. kedb) authont) M Murphy. wth ns.. f the patenl. -.. Penn Playe ted her The.. ene de p '. v... he Ron Dagava : k euc.fu ' ell redl lema psychopatl nal) dffcull n 'ents would d tudents om UM n h nv.stv Tonkn ad to fed.ll,; ld n ' exempted from the p.m B A ountte. \ rman Ralph Amado, however, [en ng fte nh t olleg should t H ulale n le the» cmenl 'onkn an admnstratve nde nvolved n the new u le,'. he dd not ant pate ve problems who h.ll luntable He explaned he wll soon appont a wll el.. d al wt an) nl h ould l ad tns small ld then. nl up wht h wll monl h new Sp nge h pprm.l..! tte ; ' eltled. tv rra. mount ol b) the : - '!! ' «tall) from who h Contnue - '. '.out the

2 -, :.. '. A Llttlo Nlghtt Mu\lc Roturn HM brngs you THE PERSUASONS Plu rh* fabulous (y n Blowflad <> )nl( >r, ood ortd l)< nk '.H Aprl 2 w( Snow B ft Aprl 2 ( of«n kols 4 00 (t MM lx Wo'ro f/// pantng tho /> «(/.;< d// /'- ore prlx9$ lot MC W l/c / Mora nformaton \ fop " t' 'n'. Aprl l l A MARX BROS. SPtCTACULAR Sec hom do lo opera what othtt have only VV * > ) l > A NGHT AT THE OPERA 30 8 l 0 And than almost.w ng from t «. n MONKEY BUSNESS 9 2 Both flms fo 50' A H ' t the AU \ 'M O\ ll «M VMU / >h (< ' R#y no ds w/l t«/.n\ you doo s off n THE LONGEST YARD Sal Aprl : rvne ' 30 X 0 S \ d. "< a o >: absc x < \\..; ' v o> ts P sents H o»v to Succeed n B * n t»» * Wthout Really Sol T r > n g Ap FA 50 Sbb^S M t ',,/ A t\b,.. shll '. H < CAM»U% CVCNT%.,.,.,. luslvc.ft JoaepHMUw >'.f f «W *' rusu blqjlq " lk l.- v: WM... l n TTTTT.H^.'H.'.F.H..lJ.l.flJl.l.'l AndNowMyfeye^ h tal) l* m van n Knday, Aprl,975 Address (Contnued from page..., ' t.. t> V*0«M Phllfl Showng Hun/n *"*T VM'S- *vroembmy (--'''- Dlrertorel \ Man \.k \ «.«HM UUflLflUT TflLL «ro HM WALNUT at 39TH Academy Award Wnner- BEST Ellen Bnstyn Krs Krstofforson ACTRESS ALCE DOESN'T LVE HERE ANYMORE 8 0 HP*XS? YS»»- -.*- - *-. '-.'-. -**. '-. -. * ^ m Jodern Apartments on Campus {Eastern States Realty! EV ,; MM* ^ Modern Effcences y ««* *> - -.; arra s; ^ v V...- vn t > V»\OK PTS?! > -. 'rtsn»w t mr.. \». Chestnut NM >- ' d h ms bath $3S»o t t ms : baths hal S3SC ; A. s :.\ V.. - f b S /^-.-^» J " ' Al. AAV & A*V Sr..: St. s -... L X. Uf/JCMl n '. OR ON PO M v you wan). rlfyosy '.. (,t,.. n, H lor >..!'...(.. " ' Otlftl Mr rhthopv A * - l you Wth prl S, M «'. S / M Ntll. SUtl VAN *l nnu ontnrntal *,n torn.. Aprl 73 n ' m, problenu could prevent a move lo Krankln Feld A Whle House spokesman sad Thursday the Presdent'! staff has not yet been contacted by the Unversty about a possble move to Frankln Feld and admtted a move could "cause some securty problems." He added, however. Presdent Ford has appeared at outdoor events before t really shouldn't create any major stumblng blocks." Request Contnued from pane 5) l was a lather bengn hearng n tha respect Stemmler noted The legslators reassured the schools Uat although the fscal year was beng ncreased to 5 months, the payments uould come n four nstallments, the last at the end of the >ear. Stemmler sad. JEFFBRNBAUM Nght F.dtur K.l.l.s M.KBESBEBG Copy lllu JONSTEVEN8 Sports Copy Edtor DAVD MARTN Photo Day Edtor mmo KNOW? \M \K>.r. s \tlsllk.lmml llt x- M < r lnn, M \k'«s Ms Km the s,h-. Wh\ ml lve Mudv.wll-.rnnH'KOH ACADEMC YEAR ABROAD.., ' ' s'.. v» y.-. xy.. EXA PREP CWT* ATGB LSAT MCAT tm rtadmc MATH S( COLLEGE 77 Walnut SKULSCEHTER 56/ 2800 Don Leopold, Drector nsttute for Ftness & Athletc Excellence wll dscuss The Role of Transcendental Medtaton n Athletcs" featurng a flm strp of promnent athletes Sunday Aprl 3 7:30 p.m. Hgh Rse South Rooftop Lounge Announcng New Courses n Energy Management & Polcy Prerequlllles: w-;r of ondergradute calculu and year of Physcal Scence or equvalent. ndergraduate tndent musl obtan permsson of nstructor.r Graduate Group Charman. w«m w.;> «l SOUSCt S A CCNNOLOO^.vr' t. At ONS OF ENEWGT WANAC VS fo v. <.- vs PKOBl * M SOLVNG '.' "OK' l. MODE LNO Of s S v - ENCRO - : MOM 00 S 30 For further nformaton.weenng course content, and for regstraton, please < all Mrs. Helen xerm/. KM. 85 or come lo Lhe offce of the Graduate Group on Energy Management ft Polcy hnm.60 OH te Buldng.!A^JfJ, j> -- - '. s ; ' \< t K- s..- o. 00 AVAltAOL >.-. ftnteo DtkYJ ^ fbjtl> v^/j:^^ 9 vjj^rjv jj^> j^-jtj - *,» : N.- THE FNEST PARTMENTS '.. --" ' - ^ UA4M t» -». E " : -. C ~~: * ,-fce '»f." 'w..wmu S.t.C" '.. ***t (Hut - 3 "" " *.* " *!.. mm mm : -...'.,: m ft X. " - : : -;! ; : * :<:.,- >r.{.-.: < * rt a v. :ta *:; [ -. ; * -..> : '.. " :*.!. = -, *.!.*-.**: - : -; lusambr SUBLET. - f L ^-naroorr K.tcrtcn. on, 34S Race St. J L. Blocks - ' '?S53 tuaamkfl SUBLET lotr Ana Srxuce T*o ll..,*.' V :«T OMMCK SUBLET -/.o woroom. : e jun* ] can '"'*'' 2S6S -" s E : s D o v "'E8 SUBLET 'E * SUBLET v v 6 t S U B L E T J-^vEBf SUBLET -. 5.( * - - 2Sfl... V. : :AM*.$ UMMH APA«TS«ESTS 7J<#A7 A " C t T( 0 N NO r L 'JMttf* m >. ":." ;» ;' ^ ' ; v. t O.;...', Summer Jobs Cl«. - :.s Admn$ [.! " Nk. L DC A DN BASOOUE A NP AKM NOUV UU U. * students, - * s. s «A\\\<\u«v\\\\\\\\\\\t\% OPENNGS «..'.: -. ' v.-.' '."...» *. -.. : : - :... (.Tft.frJYlJj Mthe WANT ADS [ /Jar- C? A L.. r Z<raFxj rw

3 Frday, Aprl U, 979 Commtteeto SueRD A For Local Park Delay B> DRUSEMENAKER The Sansom (bmmttee»ll De sut m fedora! court todaj askng the Court to fnd the Phladelpha Redevelopment Authorty (RDA) n contempt for unnecessarly delayng constructon of ; park planned for the.moo block»f Walnut Street The moton ctes "all prevous commttments the ltda has made" and requests that the court order mmedately constructon on the park. Sansom Commttee spokesman and legal ad John Busse sad Thursday. The park was frst publcly proposed durng a July, (74 federal court hearng concernng the demolton of buldngs on the ste. Busse clamed the RDA "had promsed the park n order to convnce the judge to permt demolton. When they won on that Unte they dropped the whole dea." he charged. Plantng of the pa k was orgnally scheduled for the fall of 74. However the KM postponed acton becau.se of "unseasonably cold weather." A defnte startng date has not yet been establshed and contracts for constructon have not been awarded. Busse sad the KM "has not made any u<»xl fath efforts" to begn the park. He called the fall weather delay "an excuse" and crtczed the RDA for "not beng ready when sprng came." KM project manager Jean (lordano sad Thursday the "Sansom Commttee has the rght to sue f they JOHN BUSSE They Dropped the Whole dea' > want to" and declned further comment. The Court can order the RDA to begn park constructon "by just seeng the sut," Busse explaned. However, he added, any other acton would requre a hearng. A constructon order, Busse sad, s "very lkely" consderng the publc commtment the RM made to the park. Udall Comes to Town To Endorse Lous Hll By CULLY RVNG Congressman Morrs Udall (DMrzona) Thursday endorsed Democratc Mayoral hopeful Lous Hll at a press conference n the Benjamn Frankln Hotel. "The whole country really s watchng ths Phladelpha race," Udall sad. "We need bg, confdent people to grapple wth the problems of ths cty." He cted Hll's past stands on the envronment and educaton as the qualfcatons whch made hm the t' -A L V ^^^ % MORRS UDALL Country Watchng Phladelpha best mayoral canddate. "When you've not a man of,ou Hll's stature, and you've got a man who thnks Rchard Nxon s the greatest presdent we've ever had." there s no queston about who to endorse, Udall asserted. Udall. who has already announced he wll run for Presdent next year. sad he s "tentatvely makng plans" to run a campagn n Pennsylvana. addng "you'll probably be seeng more of me n ths cty later ths year." Udall sad he dd not expect Massachusetts Senator Edward Kenned) to enter the Presdental race Udall sad there s "not the slghtest sgn" that Kennedy ntends to volate hs pledge not to enter the campagn state Senator.Mls Hll who was also present at the press conference, thanked Udall for the endorsement, whch he sad would carry "a lot of weght wth many people." Hll expressed optmsm about hs chances, despte an unfavorable poll reported Thursdaj n the Phladelpha nqurer. "Snars of Beauty" A readng by George P. Ellott Poet, novelst, and essayst Author of "Among the Dangs" Frday, Aprl, 2 am Phlomathean Hall (4th floor, College Hall) Sponsored by Wrtng Program and Phlomathean Socety TONGHT log/- 7:0! '!<> - <pafs rvne :20 C.A. Aud., 36 & Locust Tomorrrow S ).nl\ Vm>\ \, CHECKS CASHED] Mort Leonard 308 Market St. No Watng Lnes * Lowest Prces Money Orders & Notary Rados, TV's, Watches, Cameras & a Varety of Mdse, at Wholesale Prces Hours: 9:00 A.M. P.M. Mon. Sat. 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4 3% 33at^ fesso[anan Who Would You Lke at Commencement? // \rn«/»/«- -f^lnf.^fl../ Vrmnyltunn Page 4 Prldav, Aprl,975 LAURENCE FELD, Executve Edtor MARCGO DSTEN. Managng Edtor BRMN C FR/ DMAN. Busness Manager / n BEN O'BR/ N \ "< fate Managng Edtor / GERARD BSSNOl ' lt''tal Charman fosl PH BARKS Sporl / dtor EDWARD R WES Auo ate Sport dto rhomas f V.\N / nant m/ Manager JAN NOVACK 'f, /,,,,, Ml K RAND BERG R Ml. Street Co Edtor WLLAM C CELO, Jl< Asso ate Bueneae Manager ; DWARDDEANOELO News Edtor MS ) S< ( R Photography Edtor ROM K D / EHMAN. JH o ate l'h<>t<wr<tph\ Edtor PAUL A. SANDARS. ll Adverterg M<'MK<T MYKNA / PfCOD Credt MnnaRT LEE LEV/NE Mth Street Co-Edtor./f)/(\.\H'/<'//v Contrbutng Edtor The Senor Popularty Poll When you're votng an electon at vn. ts always nce to know whal the andldates arc lke After nl. who wants n go nto a pollng booth completely gnorant? n wouldn't be decent nl frst way tc fnd nut about the houtands of people runnng for offce s d read all those non-descrpl posters th utter the campus durng AFTER THE BUZZER electon season, Am whal provocatve.ml wtty sayngs the) contan, phrases lke Vote for me. 'm lke NT.' f You're Nee, Vote for Me Twce," Help Me 'm Sck. Hul Make Me Your Pck." There.re other nformatonal alternatves, however. All those leaflets tha canddates hand out may!» able to tell you somethng At the very least they'll gve you some knl of ndcaton, howev. vague, of whal the canddate s tryng to do. f the leaflets don't wow >ou. you can always go am lsten lo the Canddates when they make ther speeches Whether or not they say anythng of mportance wll undoubted!) he a never-endng subject of debate Hut there s sonc knd of consolaton, as you'll :cl lc opportunty to see wth your own eyes whch of the canddates look lke clean, honest poltcans and whch ones look lke they want to go n law school The Undergraduate Assembly electons follow tn. above procedure, n provdng ther canddates wth the opportunt) to dstrbute posters, pass out leaflets, ; nl make a formal speech, an attempt s made to gve a canddate some exposure lo he people wto plan vote Hll the senor class electons, whch were also held tns week, have adopted a whole new style of ele ton plannng The pe n charge have opted for a plan of omplete and total prvacy, and have done her best to muzzle all he canddates who are runnng for offce Posters are tl nl) form of campagnng materal tha the senor electons board wll allow Leaflets are out, statements n tn- Daly Pennsyvanan are out, formal speeches are out. should nne as no surprse to anyone then tha he onl) real crleru n the senor lass electons s popularty Wth no vable outlet -By Buzzy Bssnger- wth whch to express your deas, wnnng a seal on the senor board s just a smple matter of gettng all the people you've ever met at 'enn to vole for you f you know how to do ths you should have no problem To add a fnal touch of secrecy to he whole process, all results of the senor class electons are held prvate "They've never been dvulged," sad Bruce Dresner, senor representatve from Wharton. "t's not far when you have a runoff to tell a canddate that Joe Such and Such s ahead of you " Hul a canddate.should have the rght to know who's ahead of hm n a runoff, and b) how much That way he'll know exactly where he stands, and he'll know how much frendmakng he has to do n order to net elected The whole dea of not dvulgng votes ether to the canddates themselves or to the publc s chldsh. One of the few satsfactons a voter can derve from an electon s seeng how hs canddate dd n relaton to everyone else: To take ths pl< ssure away s ncomprehensble. Perhaps the senor board s worred tha a canddate's ego would he rreprerably damaged f t was dsclosed that he ddn't receve many voles, but such s, rsk that everyone who enters an electon has to tke t s obvous that the senor board, n devsng ths week's electon, was bendng over backwards to make sure that th' whole process ddn't become a three-rng crcus They ddn't want the electon to turn nto a fnancal bloodbath, wth one canddate bddng ansl another one to see who could s M'd the must money n order to wn. The) ddn't want people hrng the Phladelpha Symphony to play on locust Walk durng electon day. they ddn't want anyone to nvte every elgble voter to a champagne dnner Bl 'le Hlton That's wn they put restrctons upon campagnng, and the) were rght to. Hut n lmtng ther canddates the) went too far. and tlc whole electon moved nto the range of the rdculous nstead of tryng to conduct an electon based on honest and open expresson, the people n barge conducted one based purely on populart) and the ablty to make quck, superfcal frendshps. l.t s no way to wn an electon, Hurry Kssnger <Col. 76) s the edtoral charman o/ ths paper. Hs weekly column appmrs every Frday :> (he Dalv Penrvsvlvanaa Letters to the Edtor Reples to Frosh Elgblty Column \ ate Sports Edtor, Ed West's ll-consdered remarks, total!) dstorm: my Aprl:' column, onflrms my Statement that the DP s more oncemed wth unfounded attacks on the athletc program, than wth a ted dscusson of he wsdom of freshman elgbllt) M) poston, smply suted, s that pror U 973 'enn basketball was natonally compettve wthout volatnganyexsong l\y regulatons Preventng freshmen from playng \.rsty basketball destroys ths compettve party wthout addng any ncrement to the cdn atun.l qualty or fnancal solvency of he Unversty Nowhere n my column dd suggest that natonal compettveness be made an absolute goal to be acheved at any prce do not subscrbe to such a vew, am t s astonshng tha a supposedly responsble oumallsl would equate advocac) of freshman elgblty wth an endorsement of shad) athletc practcal Mr West crtczes forged transcrpts, ' under-the-table payoffs, athletc sholarshp and other recrutng abuses wthout showng these to be consequences ol freshman elgblty n fact, f he had read m) artcle carefully, Mr Wes could have lc;lned ho* freshman elgbllt) would have reduced recrutng tme and expenses \ clam, for example, that permttng Keven McDonald to put) varst) basketball would have cdn ed 'enn to the level of Oklahoma or Southwestern Uusana s loo ncredulous to be taken serous!) by Penn students STUART SUSS Law. 7 Prom Plaudts.lust a few words about the Senor Prom WE LOVED T' The booze was bountful: fhe band was boas; And the babes were beautful (hr thanks to the Senor Offcers who conceved, organzed and promoted the festvtea The dea..-.- old as apple pe, but the results a sprng dases s DEWEY FREDMAN WH. '75 GARYLYTE Ht. ::. So lord s comng to speak at graduaton For all those senors and graduate students who want Presdent Kurd to peak here you should be greatful. Obtanng a speaker of such natonal stature requres sound plannng, good connectons and fortunate tunng, f you arc dsapponted at the announcement, tough luck. There s every ndcaton you are a dstnct mnorty But even f you consttuted a majorty, there s no way the Unversty could, should or would ask Ford to wthdraw ns acceptance. Although Actng College Dean 'eter Conn has called Ford's nvtaton a "breathtakng mstake" because of the Presdent's 'reatonary and nhumane poltcal nstncts.'' few seem concerned wth the poltcs. opposton has centered on lmtng graduaton "tckets" to two per person. Whether or not that turns out for the belter, Senor Class offcers and Unversty offcals are workng on the problem What, then, s at ssue' Smply pul, tns year's graduaton arrangements are better than usual. A prestge speaker wll speak, there wll be some attenton gven lo the Unversty's Bcentennal celebraton and the upcomng Development Campagn, and the Senor Class dd have nput >n graduaton What's that? Senor Class partcpaton n cl sun: a speaker' Well, yes and no, Senor class Presdent Steve Greeley accurate!) terms past Senor Hoards "not very energetc." Whle Greeley clams "'m not gong to saj we had tremendous nput" on graduaton plans, be ponts out the class had some nput Obvously, an " provement. fter a really rough poll" of 50 senors, (reeley told 'nvers t J admnstrators tha graduatng Students wauled' a natonally promnent" speaker The) got one. Hut wll happen agan' Wthout some formal mechansm, nobody knows \dnnsrators have recently shown a preference for meat) ntellectual and poltcal types n the las lve yens. Unve By Larry Feld Hll at Penn-- to0>hhds,/r$ MfflfV &«>>M CflrtPw *" rf ln(r O^T '.,. ^Pbo Presdent Martn Meyerson, socologst Davd Kesman, John, Knowles, Hoy Harrs Jenkns and Pennsylvana Governor Mlton Shapp have spoken at Commencement. Sold speakers, though hardly fre-eaters. Hul s that what everybody else wants'' Compare that lst wth the follow ng lst, Corletta Kng Martn Luther Kng was shot before graduaton, so she came Allard "Dump Johnson" l.owenslen, Jmmy Bresln, Tom Wcker, Arthur Mller and Elot K hardson. Ths year, that same school has nvted Bll Cosby, wth other choces ncludng Mel Brooks, Woody Allen, Judge "Maxmum John" Srca, Henry " am the Presdent's Presdent" Kssnger, Washngton Host Publsher Kate Graham and Muhammad Al. Naturally, that school s Harvard. But the nterestng thng, s that the senors pck and solct the speakers themselves. Of course, because they are tomorrow's leaders. Well. happen to thnk we're tomorrow's leaders too. Snce!H>8. Harvard senors have had the opportunty for gettng ther own speaker. Here, all those graduatng (senors, graduate Students) should have the ultmate authorty. Snce K8. a formal poll has been held at Harvard to determne who the senors prefer as Speaker. After gettng nput from as many as (0 per cent of the class, ther "Class Day" commttee ranks the preferences by popdlart) and avalablty. Then they start nvtng. Accordng to Class Day Commttee Charman Peter Carfagna, everybody s "generally satsfed" and the frst choce usually comes. Our Senor Class Presdent, (reeley. calls Harvard's way "deal." After all. Alng College Dean Peter Conn s rght. "The choce of Commencement speakers s clearly a major symbolc gesture." he sad. So le's do t rght. f/rry lekt Cnl. 76) s the executve edtor >>/ ths xper. &*: (^5^", T T/t* f oum-fr 'ALpl/Mj Yfctfr'"' x^ [C, ovt f Chrs For the self-proclamed upholders of tolerance and reason, we at unverstes seem all too eager to forget our responsbltes and grab a few convenent clches. And t's partcularly depressng when the actng dean of the College of Arts and Scences does so. n Wednesday's DP, Actng Dean Peter J. Conn called Ford's planned graduaton speech a "breathtakng mstake." t's a mstake. Conn says, because Ford has "dsplayed an entre assemblage of reactonary and nhumane poltcal nstncts." Conn has fallen nto two traps. Frst, he has confused "respect" wth "agreement." t's easy to dsagree wth a presdent's phlosophy and even easer to dslke hm. But t's much more dffcult to respect hm and crtcze hm n a scholarly manner. Second. Conn has adopted the radcal's tactcs: httng pontblank wth colorful, but ambguous words. We may not. and should not. agree wth many of Ford's vews. But he certanly deserves our respect, f smply for the now wldly nave reason that he s our presdent. Representatve democraces endure, after all. because ther ctzens agree lo respect ther leaders durng ther terms of offce. But "reactonary and nhumane poltcal nstncts" partcularly dstresses me. don't know what specfc actons or vews consttute reactonary and nhumane"; 've never seen an exhaustve set of Jennewen examples of such. Maybe Conn has. But to my knowledge of the terms, Ford s not reactonary and seems more humane than the rank and fle of world leaders. "Reactonary and nhumane'' are colorful words, good for the speech wrter but not the careful scholar. And such undefned deeds. Conn says, have been dsplayed "throughout all he years of what s euphemstcally called hs publc servce." Here Conn has fallen nto an eltsm.screw the rubes that s antthetcal to democracy. Untl hs transton lo the presdency, Ford's actons on the House floor should have been those desred by hs Grand Rapds consttuency not an eastern elte. Hs conservatve votes apparently were, because he spent 25 years n the House, eght of them as Republcan leader. But Conn's fnal lament, (ant we do better than he presdent brought to us by Watergate." s the justfcaton for hs speakng to the Class of '75. That the untred gears worked, and Ford smoothly became he :»th Presdent, s a trbute to the flexblty of the Amercan poltcal system. He s a symbol of ths; for that alone he honors the Unversty by speakng. Graduatng classes that need emotonal uplftng have learned nothng. t wll be a respectable speech by a respectable man the naton's :8b presdent. Chrs Jennewen (Col.. 76) s a columnst for 34th Street Magazne. Ugrad Electons: Who s Who? By Tamar Ezekel When he prmary electons for the Undergraduate Assembly were held Monday, two tlngs happened. Frst, a record 25 percent of the elgble undergraduates turned out. and second, the top vote-getters n each consttuency was an ncumbent. On frst sghtng, the phrase "record 25 percent" seems nnocent enough, but after thnkng about t for a whle, t should bother most students that only a quarler of the student bodyturned out..some people are probably sayng rght now. "The students don't care. t's apathy," but don't agree wth that. beleve that the lack of turnout was caused by he Assembly tself. f you ddn't vote, ask yourself why Chances are that f you were aware of the electon's exstence whch some H'ople weren't. you ddn't know what was for exactly, or you ddn't know anythng about the canddates. jnkng at these reasons, one thng stands out: lack of publcty. The prmary source of nformaton about the electon's exstence and the pollng places was the DP f you happened lo mss t that day. you were nut of luck The purpose of the electon was even harder to fnd out The sgns sad the electon was for the Undergraduate Assembly, but the exact purpose Ol the electon and w hat he results would lead to was not explaned Lastly, and most mportant, there s the lack of knowledge about the ndvdual lldates Wh) should anyone take the lme and thought to vote when he-she has never beard of any of the canddates, Ths leads to the second SU Why were the top vote-getters n each consttuency ncumbents? Have the) all done sut-., good job that ted,. s there somethng else gong on? have to go wth the second, not to say that the ncumbents don't deserve to be reelected don't know), but don't beleve that ths s the ssue at hand. t goes back nstead to the lack of publcty The only nformaton about the canddates came from two sources campagn posters and the statements n the DP. thnk that campagn posters can be dscounted as a source of nformaton, snce the great majorty are of two basc types. The frst says. "'ve got experence. Fleet me," and He second says. "They haven't done anythng. Elect me " Nether of these provdes very much nformaton about the canddate The second source s a slght mprovement. The statements from the canddates al least provde a lttle nsght nto how the canddate thnks, bll these, too. do not gve enough nformaton about the canddates to make an ntellgent decson. So, the one student n four who decdes to vote arrves at the pollng place, knowng very lttle about any canddate unless t s hs frend, and has to cast a ballot The student looks at the ballot and recognzes a name here and there, normally an ncumbent. Naturally, havng recognzed a name, he wll vote for that person, so he can al least say that hs vole went for somebody who has ether dune somethng, or s someone he has met. Thus the ncumbents get reelected, and only those other students who have be nne well known some other way have any ll Assembly represents the actual thought Of about n enl of the student body, those who took nut only the tme to vote, but also made the actual, unreasonable :" U) learn about the undd.- Tanmr Ezrhcl sa freshman n C W

5 Frday, Aprl.975 ThcDal) U. Health Admnstrators Ask State To ncrease Vet, Med School Ad By ED DeANOELO Unversty health admnstrators spoke before a Pennsylvana House of Representatves appropratons subcommttee n Harrsburg Thursday, requestng ncreased (undnt! for the next fscal year. Vce-Presdent for Health Affars Thomas <angftt, representnu the Veternary School, asked for an extra $350,000 over the amount allotted to the school n Governor Mlton Shapp's proposed budget. Me sad later even ths ncrease would not cover the school's defct.,88 year, the Veternary School was awarded $.9 mllon out of the lcneral allocaton to the Unversty. The fgure was not ncreased n Shapp's budget, although the fscal vear was extended to 5 months. Medcal School Dean Edward Stemmler spoke alone wth a panel of medcal school deans from around the state. Stemmler requested the state ncrease ts fundng to the school by $tl)0 per student. Currently the Unversty receves 544M per student Stemmler -ad after the hearngs however, "the sense we got s that ths wll not happen' The school has already begun calculatng tuton bkes, n antcpaton of the state denyng ncreased fundng. He sad exacl fgures on next year's tuton wll be avalable at the end of next week. The legslators questoned l-angftt about the Veternary School's negotatons wth New England states to accept a set number of students n return for fnancal support. They SPRJN0 PHLADELPHA f FOLKnsnWL ^ W DAVE VAN HONK PAT HCK SKY bmany MORE ST JOSEPH'S COLLEGE Mth Street «Cty Lne Ave. APRL 8,9,20 A NGHT AT THE OPERA 7:30 & 0:30 nformaton CH TONGHT!! LAUGH T UP! Fne Arts B- ( O.N r l. V : 'll;. (lksanq Htn M fearel ths mght reduce the school s commtment to Pennsylvana. The answer to that was categorcally no," l.angftt sad Currently 70 percent of the school's enrollment s composed of Commonwealth resdents The legslators also asked f the contractng sttes could gve the Veternary School more fundng than has been dscussed n negotatons l.angftt responded ths would not happen, Stemmler sad the legslators' questons to the medcal school deans were general They stated there s a need for more prmary care physcans n ther partcular countes," but requested "nothng specfc" n educatonal reforms from the schools. Contnued on page 2) fannenberg Center: pescnts NEW YORK SHAKESPEARE FESTVAL AT UNCOlNCNtlR Produced By JOSEPH PAPP Lttle Black Sheep A wld comedy about people who are askng more of the world than t has to offer H NOW thru APRL 20 TCKETS: lues.. Wed., Thurs..& Sun. VS. Orch. $6. $5; Ble.! $4 ft & S«t VS. Ordl.! $8. V; Bal.: 6 Sal. & Sun. MATS. Orch.: 5, S4: Bal..: >J- Sludenl Dscounts avalable lo all peonanes al the Box Ollr. e only: U. ol P. Sludenls off. Other students S ol. EVENNGS AT 8 P.M. MATNEES (SAT. & SUN.) Al 2 P.M. MAL ORDERS ACCEPTED NOW Tckets.lsn dvdlabk* at teddng Tcket Agences ZellerbachTheatre Unversty ol Pennsylvana 3680 Walnut S FESERVATONS (?5) CURE "TERM PAPER FRGHT' _ > ERROR FREE TYPN6 COtllCTON ON ERRORTE Can one prest make a dfference? n taly, n the 800 s a poor pnosl met a boy ol the streets Al lhat lme hero were thousands ol such boys n Turn.. hungry, homeless and wthout hope But what could one prest do" 5 Wthout money Wthout support Wthout even a buldng to house them AT YOUR CAMPUS STOHl WTH ERRORTE! But Father John Bosco dd make a dllerence He lo the frst communty that was dedcated prmarly to youth /. a program ol play, learn and pray he brought the boy:, trot" streets back to God and gavo them a moans ol o.rnn ; lvng From such humble begnnngs a movomont bognn now reaches around tho world a movomont that h.v, touched the lves ol mllons ol youngsters - tho, chldren ol St John Bosco Today over??,000 Salesans carry on hu work n countres A lamly ol communty -mnded mm who ru ; a better world by preparng young boys to bo good Ctzens lor both God and country Salesans servo as teachers, coaches, counselors, parsh prests and mssonares You see. ono can make a bg dllerence For more nformaton about Saesan Prests and Brothers mal ths coupon to Flh.r Jo.eph Mattel. S D B Poom C 304 Salesans Name- S reel Addret. Clly Phone am nterfled n the Presthood OF ST JOHN BOSCO Bo«839 New Ma > le N 080? Stele t,... Yew Current Jot,,,, Age P- Job Opportuntes Now Avalable For The CLASS OF '77 Poston.SecondLeutenant(Leader,manager, change agent) Startng Salary: $0, Benefts:*30 days pad vacaton each year (begnnng the frst year) j Dscounts at retal merchandse and grocery stores All medcal and dental care pad by employer Travel expenses pad by employer { Graduate educaton opportuntes n most academc dscplnes Approxmately $2,800 to begn your job tranng whle you are stll n college G.. Bll educatonal assstance payments to help fnance further educaton upon completon of actve servce,for up to 45months All of ths, and more, for those who take advantage of the j Army ROTC Two-Year Program Applcaton Deadlne.Because the Army ROTC Two-Year Program wll probably be oversubscrbed ths year, applcatons must be processed before Aprl 5th. You can get further detals on the ffth floor of Hollenback Center. Or call for a brochure on the Army ROTC Two-Year Program at the Unversty of Pennsylvana. 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PANEL DSCUSSON Prof. Paul Joscow A Prof. ErnstFrankel Dept. of Economcs % Dept. of Ocean MT Engneerng MT TTLE: Energy Resources, Project ndependence and the Ol Cartel DATE: Frday, Aprl TME: 2:00 P.M. PLACE: Room B 26 Stteler Hall (Sponsored by A.P.P.AA.E.) Changes Have Been Made To The Fall Course Roster For The Followng Undergraduate FNE ARTS COURSES:,2,23,3,33,6. Revsed Schedules Are Posted At The Fne Arts Dept. Offce (3rd Furness).! The College Offce. The CW Offce, And Hayden Hall. e>»»»»»»s*«#»«*»«waa*w#'ae*»aw»a*»a H&~&*a*0*>&*&*& UJ a. O <r D UJ EUROPE SAVE - SAVE - SAVE Youth fares, group charters. Apex Fares,Student Ralpasses, Car Rentals, Student D's SAVE - SAVE - SAVE Whole World Travel 2025 Walnut NEW COURSES AT SPUP The Fels Center of Government n the new School of Publc and Urban Polcy wll announce several new courses for undergraduates and masters degree canddates n late Aprl. The courses [wll be related to poltcal choce processes, organzaton! theory, publc polcy analyss, naturalzaton and regulaton of ndustry, non-proft nsttutons and nformaton systems for publc decsons. The "drop and add" procedure can be used durng Fall Term regstraton. You don't have to be a dance marathon contestant to dance at the Palestra. Help us conquer Chldren's Lung Dseases! Carnval - Lve Bands - Pn Ball Machne Compettons - Hypnotsts - Belly Dancers Kck off Fr. 8 PM to AM wth Tom Brookshre Sat. 0 A.M. to???sun morn. DANCE CONTEST NGHTLY FOR NON-CONTESTANTS -^ ^^ >- > -»»»..-.*- m ^.^^^^^ ^ _ mm.»... ->~ Whte House (Contnuedf r nm page ) Thebah Vnnsylvanan Frday. Aprl.975 Kurd told the group h' would lke to attend "and that he hoped he could do so." Four weeks after the Oval Offce meetng, Sheehan and Corporaton Secretary Wllam Owen journeyed to Washngton to work out the detals of the Presdental vst wth Whte House ade Wllam Ncholson. Sheehan sad Owen provded the Whte House wth "nformaton on how we run our commencement" and nther "logstcal detals." A team of Whte House ades wll make a "ste vst" to the Unversty n early May to arrange securty procedures and fnalze other arrangements for Presdent Ford's address. Dscussng the Presdent's acceptance of the nvtaton, Ncholson sad Thursday he Unversty "had some really excellent people gong to hat" for ts proposal. Mr. Ford served wth dates, who s charman of the trustee executve commttee, on the Navy shp U.S.S. Monterey durng the second World War. (ates served as Presdent Esenhower's Secretary of Defense whle Mr. Ford was a Congressman, Regan, who s charman of the trustees, s also head of Merrll. Lynch, Perce. Fenner & Smth, the natons largest stock brokerage frm. l-st fall. Sheehan was named a consultant to the Presdent's antnflaton "WN" commttee. Accordng to Ncholson, the Whte House receves nearly 000 speakng requests each week. Although there were over 400 requests for a Presdental appearance 't graduaton ceremones. Mr. Ford wll speak at only fve schools ths Sprng. Ncholson sad that the Presdent seeks to "balance" hs academc speakng engagements, weghng geographcal consderatons and "the character of the nsttuton." WTH A S0NYTC56OD 7" REEL DECK WTH flutohutc RE»Kf«C LSTfao efsroffer.. GLENN EVX-BoV» AnnenbergCenter*, Arfffffff OffrUTrfOUE THS WEEK: Thurs., Apr. 0, 7:00 PM; also Sun, Apr. 3,9:30 PM. THE COW Cannes and London Flm Festvals: Vence nternatonal Crtcs Award. ran's frst masterpece, a shatterng neo realst drama n an alen settng Sophstcated style, penetratng ethnographc detal. Thurs.. Apr. 0. 9:30 PM: also Sun, Apr. 3. 7:00 PM. CARRAGE TRADE 60 mnute burst ot mpressonst, lyrcal mage ragments of exotc travels and vsual documents Whtney Museum Selecton. FRAME/RATE DECLENSON- 5 concurrent flm strps constantly change tempo, drec lon, vsual data. LGHT Galaxes, star bursts, suns and seas Frl.. Apr.. 7:00 PM: also Sat. Apr. 2.9:30 PM. FURY Powerful ndctment ot mob volence and lynch law. Frtz Lang's frst flm n Amerca "A man alone n hs struggle aganst a half hostle, half-ndflerent unverse." Francos Tru'faut Wth Spencer Tracy. Sylva Sdney Frl.. Apr., 9:30 PM; also Sat.Apr PM L BDONE One Of Fellms most movng works 3 petty con-men attempt to break nto the bg tme Gently nos talgc harshly realstc Wth Brodenck Crawford, Rchard Basenart. Guletta Masma ftckafl t"4 tfalaad program* nnrnbrg O"'.- : 0"tt H»' > a Monda* and *ur,da, >. t Wadnada. Saru'da*» v.o StudoTheatre frtlwlrut Strv! ltvr'.ly fvmr.ylv.n. $2 Sycents wth D $ Ford Asks Congress For More Vetnam Ad By ELEEN O'BREN Sp*< *! to tre 0.</ Penn*yvarn*n WASHNGTON- Presdent Ford spoke to a jont sesson of Congress Thursday nght to request nearly $ hllon n mltary and "humantaran'' ad to South Vetnam. Presdent Ford's "State of the World" message touched on every aspect of Amercan foregn affars, wth prmary emphass on the dsntegratng stuatons n Vetnam and Camhoda. Chargng the North Vetnamese wth volatng several tenets of the Pans peace accord of 973. Ford told hs audence "assstance to South Vetnam at ths stage must be swft and adequate." n addton to the appropraton, the Presdent requested that Congress "clarfy mmedately ts restrctons on the use of Unted States mltary forces n Southeast Asa for the lmted purposes of protectng Amercan lves by ensurng ther evacuaton." Although he sad repeatedly he thought a "sprt of candor and consulatlon" must preval between the Executve Branch and Congress, Presdent Ford also stressed. "Presdental ntatve and ablty to act swftly n emergences" are necessary to natonal and world securty. Of the proposed $ bllon appropraton, the Presdent sad. $722 bllon would be desgnated specfcally for mltary assstance. Another $250 mllon. Presdent Ford explaned, would be earmarked for "economc and humantaran ad." Regardng the current crss n Camboda, whose captal cty has been under sege for three months, the Presdent quoted extensvely from a letter wrtten by actng Cambodan Presdent Saukham Khoy callng for "rce to feed the hungry and the ammunton and weapons to defend ourselves." The Presdent also called for a renewal of mltary ad to Turkey and contnued mltary assstance to Greece. Presdent Ford promsed contnued efforts to mantan "momentum toward peace" n the Mddle Fast. He sad the Unted States wll seek ether "an overall settlement or nterm agreements" but "wll not accept stagnaton or a stalemate" between srael and the Arab natons. He also asked Congress to restore most favored naton status to the Sovet Unon, and also announced he wll vst the People's Republc of Chna later ths year. The Presdent departed from hs prepared text only once, to delver an extended defense of the C.. A. " thnk t would be catastrophc." the Presdent sad, "for Congress or anyone else to render useless" the C..A. Mssng Grad Student s Subject of Search By DKL'SE MENAKER Allen Munson. a graduate student at the School of Socal Work, dsappeared March 30 and s now the subject of an ntensve search by frends, faculty and the polce forces of Phladelpha and New York Cty. Munson. only fve weeks away from recevng hs master's degree, was last seen durng an openng party at a New York dscotheque. FRends reported that he felt ll that nght and when they returned wth medcal ad he had dsappeared. When Munson dd not return to Phladelpha after three days, hs roommate returned to New York and dscovered Munson's coat and dentfcaton at the dscotheque. No other sgn of hs whereabouts has been found. Detectves workng on the case agree that "foul play" s a possblty, Unversty Securty Chef nvestgator Harold McGrath sad Thursday. A commttee of students and faculty has been formed to drect the search. They have made up posters bearng a full descrpton of Munson whch have been dstrbuted throughout Phladelpha and New York, and have notfed rado statons and newspapers n both ctes. As a student at the Unversty, Munson has been nvolved n workng wth gangs n West Phladelpha. - TODAY- Bulls Famous Bull Burger 2 shrmp - homemade crab cake - our Sunday 8 oz. stk specal Don't Forget 2.50wthstudent D-3.00Reg. Bull n Barrell 3942 Chestnut The Afro-Amercan Studes Program announces ts Frst Annual Sprng Symposum 'The Functon of Black Crtcsm at the Present Tme" Aprl 9-, 975 Wednesday, Aprl 9 9:00 am - 5:00 pm Regstraton 204 Bennett Hall 8:00 pm Poetry Readng- Mchael Harper, Brown Unversty and Kof Awoonor, State Unversty of New York at Stony Brook Thursday, Aprl 0 9:00 am - Black Amercan- George Kent, Unversty of Chcago 2:30 pm - Afrcan Lterature - Wole Soynka, Cambrdge Unversty and edtor of Transton 7:00 pm -Workshop - Addson Gayle, Cty Unversty of New York and Ezekel Mphahlele, Unversty of Pennsylvana Frday, Aprl 9:00 am - Carbbean Lterature - Edward Brathwate, Unversty of the West ndes :30 pm - Black Amercan Lterature - J. Saunders Reddng, Cornell Unversty 4:30 pm - Panel Dscusson - Kent, Soynka, Gayle, Brathwate, Reddng, Mphahlele, Baker For nformaton Bennett Hall Ext. 4965

7 Frday, Aprl,976 Neum n Bref Communsts Near Vet Nam Captal SAGON ll'l - The Communst attacked wth tanks and artllery to wthn '- mles of Sagon Thursday lnt met stff resstance from South Vetnamese troops harked by ar strkes vsble from the captal. The heavest fghtng was along Hghway and tens of thousands of cvlans fled the area, some toward Communst lnes and others n the drecton ol Sagon. Feld reports sad government regulars and mltamen uere standng fast aganst North Vetnamese troops. South Vetnamese F5 Freedom Fghter jets supported by helcopter gunshps pounded Communst postons outsde Trang Dom dstrct town. 25 mles northeast of Sagon. nlumns of black smoke could be seen Ol the horzon from downtown Sagon streets. Communst tanks and nfantrymen entered the provnce captal of Xuan lm, :H mles northeast of the captal. and feld reports sad artllery rounds struck a Catholc church where hundreds of women and chldren had taken refuge. Food Arlft Stopped By Cambodan Rebels PHNOM PENH UP - Cambodan rebels overran a government outpost less than two mles from 'lnom 'enh's vtal arport Thursday and fred a heavy rocket barrage that damaged an Amercan transport plane and forced suspenson of the U.S. food arlft. South of the beseged captal, about :!0fl government defenders abandoned two postons only 5.' mles from the cty and two mles from the suburb of Takhmau. Kebel forces heavly shelled tn' retreatng troops, Government forces retreated both south and east from the captal's Mrous defense permeter, To the east, two battalons of government forces f led ther posts on the east bank of the Mekong Rver and swam across to the captal Government forces now control only a three-mle stretch of the Fast Hank. Connolly Prosecutors Call Fnal Wtness WASHNGTON UP) - Watergate prosecutors rested ther case today after callng 36 wtnesses n the tral of former Treasury Secretary John B. Connally on 'harges of acceptng a $0,000 brbe from S mlk producers' cooperatve. Connally's tral on two counts of brbery was recessed untl Monday mornng, when hs lawyer, Edward Bennett Wllams, wll argue a routne moton for dsmssal of the charges. The fnal wtness, Anthony 'assarett. an accountant and Thrd Presdental Lecture Hosts Noted Bophyscst By ELLEN GNSBURG Noted scentst Brtton Chance explaned the lfe-sustanng role of oxygen Thursday n the thrd of a seres of lectures sponsored by Presdent Martn Meyerson. Chance sad oxygen s the most sutable molecule for sustanng lfe, notng t s less reactve wth bologcal materals and hence safer to use" than other possble energy sources. He sad oxygen s "favorable from a thermodynamc standpont" as well, because t s a stable datomc molecule. Chance also delvered a bref dscusson of the dseases caused by a lack of oxygen-among them stroke, shock, and heart falurc--and descrbed the modern research technques used to determne the lack of oxygen by studyng components of the cell. Pror to Chance's presentaton. Meyerson sad the Presdental Lectures are "delberatve undertakngs" to acquant Unverstyfaculty and staff wth the work of ther colleagues. Prevous lectures featured poet Danel Hoffman and consttutonal lawyer /ms Pollack. Chance s charman of the Unversty Medcal School's bophyscs department and drector of the Johnson Research Foundaton. He holds two doctoral degrees, and has receved awards for hs work n the natural scences from Hungary and the Netherlands. Bology professor Davd Coddard BRTTON CHANCE Noted Scentst Thursday sad Chance s "a unque scentst on ths campus (who has set standards for all of us." HMMf Unversty Specal 50% OFF A F0HZ0 PZZA Wth Ths Coupon Dnng Room or Toko Out 4*h A Crtoatmrt Free Delvery W/O Coupon OR nvestgator for the prosecutors, testfed that Connally spent an exact total of 399 mnutes wth hs chef accuser Jake Jacobsen- n ln? about the tme he allegedly receved the brbery money. Olympc Star Called n Hearst nqury SAN FRANCSCO UP Former Olympc star Phllp K. Shnnck appeared before a Federal grand jury Thursday but refused to answer questons about the Patrca Hearst case. Shnnck. 3. spent about 5 mnutes n the closed jury room. Appearng brefly outsde were basketball superstar Bll Walton and Jack Scott, the mystery man n the case who surfaced Wednesday. Shnnck's attorney sad he refused to answer the questons, ctng the Ffth Amendment protecton aganst selfncnmnaton. Shnnck declned to talk wth newsmen followng hs appearance n response to a subpoena ssued last month, but hs attorney, James arson, read a statement for hm. Ol Conservaton Hll Passes Senate Vote WASHNGTON (UP The Senate passed an energy conservaton lull Thursday gvng Presdent Ford emergency ratonng power but blockng hs request to lft some ol prce controls. The bll's supporters called t essental to Unted Slates' hopes for energy self-suffcency, but opponents labeled t a bureaucratc "atrocty" and hnted ("resdent Ford wll not accept t. The vote was 60 to 25. Before the fnal vote, the Senate approved an amendment that wotdd push prces for some domestc ol back down to the level of Jan... r rhe WAUL at Houston Hall Aprl 9th BLLY B's 4002 Spruce Street "El Cheapo" «V 4 lb. burger wth lettuce & tomato \ 49«wth coupon Good tll Lmt: per person The Daly Pennsylvana!! 'Wl (2-) ACADEMY AWARD NOMNEES! BES REST ACTRESS DRECTOR.lohn Cassavetes ll a JJZ. ~...«/ tl Pt* "n one word, 'm proud to be here!' 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8 Page 8 (Contnuedfrom paga the objectons atne," Amado explaned He.nd t Hed Solomon.ml menson, tn- students on the mtttce who proposed the nate dstrbutonal plan, "had ther obje lons at the proper tme rould have been much more lve KC the cluster plan, students wll qured " lake a three-course l m the two dstrbutonal areas nutsde ther majors The l butonal areas wll be hmante >, so al scen es, and \ nurse cluster s defned a: an} thematcall) related ' ourses Students (an ether select < pre approved luster from the "Ouster- Clusters Approved Mnor Booklet" or ndvdualzed < lusters. ndvdualzed clusters wll ether be approved b) an FAS dstrbuton commttee " bj the charman of the department from whch two of the. courses arc taken tl,- luster plan, however, s just one of four optons b) whch students wll be able to fulfll ther dstrbutonal requrements, A sec ond opton would requre students to take a twelve-course major and a sxcourse mnor n a "dstant" dstrbutonal area tsf) the thrd opton students must complete three sx-course mnors, all n dfferent dstrbutonal wth no major program. Students consderng ths opton wll have tn submt a plan to the FAS uttee tn dstrbutonal r 3 WEEKS ONLY! APR. 4-MAY 3 Box Offce Now Open PE , "GLOROUSLY FUNNY. M Gve Bevne N.Y Tmes PETER DUDLEY COOK MOORE "GOOD EVENNG" COMEDY WTH MUSC Mon thru Ttun SM S PM l0pem> mte 730 MM MOO, ' 00, S 00 M Sjt. em PM - $ , Mal Wed t St 2 PM $ , NEW LOCUST THEATRE BROAD & LOCUST STS, PHLA STUDENT DSCOUNT Regular Box Offce Prces $2.00 OFF $800, 7.00, 6.00 GOOD (Mon thru Thurs eves & Wed & Sat. Mats.) Tckets avalable at box offce. Houston Hall Tcket Servce, and TCKETRON Present.D. at Box Offce Good for 2 Admssons tur requrements for approval. TheDal) Pennsylvanlan tner Uh frst three optons. students wll not be able to take am muses n ther mnor and only one course n each (luster on a pass-fal bass. The fourth opton, ntended Old) for students wth consderable ntellectual ablty and purpose," would requre only a major program Wth " specfc dstrbutonal requrements, A commtte of (our, ncludng Brownlee, counted the ballots Wednesday Brow nce sad ever) ballot was counted "at least three lmes" and there was "not very much hancc "f a mstake." Solomon sad she was surprsed by the closeness of the vote on the amendment. She noted "at least the vote "ll act to make the faculty aware of what they're dong and perhaps make them more lberal n then approval of clusters." Frday, Aprl.975 % = THE NATVKS ARK. KKST.KSS at Ph Kappa Sgma, as the fraternty hopefuls RU through the rgors of ntaton. Campus To Get Sprng Cleanng From Today's 'Pck- Up 9 Campagn Mure than 00 students from 5 campus groups wll gve the Unversty a sprng cleanng today n the second annual campus "lck- Up." Sponsored ths year by the Sphnx Senor Socety, today's events nclude a two-hour clean-up of campus SPRNG CLEARANCE Slacks - corduroy, brushed denm, poly-gab, etc. Prnt Shrts Corduroy Jackets Slack Sets Dresses Hen Clams v& 3728 Walnut St. BvANBEROER ' * * *~^ grounds, a presentaton of an award to and old posters wth materals a Buldngs and Grounds employee, provded by the Buldngs and and flower-plantng around the statue Grounds staff, Sphnx Socety of Benjamn Frankln on the College member.nda Sderus sad Hall Green. Thursday. The results of today's clean-up wll Precedng the clean-up. Buldng then he entered n the Natonal and Grounds employee R.T. Wllams College Ptch-n Week contest. n last»ll receve the Albert Monroe Wlson year's contest, the Unversty won a Award for 25 years of servce as a second-place prze n the northeastern gardener. Secretary of the regon for ther "Pck-Up" efforts. Corporaton Wllam Owen wll Bach partcpatng group wll be present the award to Wllams, who assgned a specfc area on campus to was chosen for the award by hs follow clean. They wll remove pant marks employees TODAY s the begnnng of the Second Annual WOMEN'S CULTURAL WEEKEND (Aprl -3) FRDAY, 8 PM RTA MAE BROWN, author of Rubyfrut Jungle H Rse South Rooftop Lounge, 39th & Spruce SATURDAY, 2-5 PM ARTS AND CRAFTS Workshops and Demonstratons McClelland Hall POETRY READNGS Quad Grlle 4 PM RTES OF WOMEN Free performance by Phladelpha Women's Theater Collectve All located n the lower Quad, 37th & Spruce 6 PM DNNER Church of the Savor, 38th & Ludlow 9 PM - 2 AM PARTY Dancng and refreshments, the new group, Lady, wll be playng Hgh Rse South Rooftop Lounge, 39th & Spruce SUNDAY, PCNC AND PLAYDAY Locaton and tme to be announced Mooooocooooaoow Sponsored by the Penn Women's Studes Planners and the Women's Unon FOR MORE NFORMATON, CALL THE PENN WOMEN'S CENTER, ATTENTON FRESHMEN Lsted Below Do you have the Perfect P-Wave? Last 3 testng days - ECG Study borne to Student Health at these tmes only Tomorrow Aprl 2 Sunday Aprl 3 Monday Evenng 2-4:30 PM 2-3 PM 6-0:30 PM Danel (' Abesh Joseph A Adams Marsha!.. Adams Mchael ('. Andrews Dav ' Appel Alson H Baldock Douglas l Bamforth Davd P, Barrnger Randall J. Becker Mchael A. Bedrosan Tmothy.. Belber Cesar A Hello Maranne. Belvedere Marc. Mender Audre) l Beber Barbra R, Blrnbaum Uberl G Bxler ll l«sle C. Blake) Davd. Blank re. Bloosten Ned N Blumsten Bruce E Bowers.aw ren e M Brass Vndreu s Brenner Wllam. Barrows Tmothy J. Hutts Jeffrej S Cane Margaret D Carroll Wllam l> Chambln Kamond A Chestnut Russell S Chrste Rose <hu Anthofl) H Cabattone Mark!> Cohen Steven A Cohen Sharon J Cole Haul A Companon.tln S Cooper BT) \ Cowan Jeffrej R Danels ;. hel \ Dash K hard E Dannoras Erc T l>.\; Nevlle Den Vctora letoledo Garj P Dlorenzo Mark J!>qm/u M...Mrv \ Donohue For further nformaton call (day) (Durng testng hours) shela Downng Gene R. Edwards Rckey ('. Etheredge Roberta A Farchld Mark E. Flpkowsk John > Ftzpatrck Charles S. Forgang Jane R. Frankel Barbra M. Fredman Davd F. Fredman Samuel l. Fry Thomas ) (laffney Annette. (Handel Danel J. Gomez Mchael (. Goodman Thomas. Hampton.lames l Hard] Andrew.. Huffman Davd M. Hunter Joseph K Johnson Jennfer. Krendel Margery '.. Kruger Beverly P. Kushmsky Hubert \l cnnon Peter \ Luftg Danel Marcus Paul S. Markowsk John P. McCubbm John W M Duffc Mar) Ann B McSorle) Susan M Merc Davd F. Mller.\nn M Mllspaugh Gregor) S Moore Elsabeth \ Mullan Clayton F Naff Donna E Ostroff Elzabeth A Preston Ncholas F Quercett Jr nda Quglej Mark l^unn th Rakng Man w Reuzn v le A Rce -. t Rwenb) Jr en Samosl Noel H Sauls Gordon R. Schonfeld Norbert M. Sefert Peter J, Slberstetn Stephen E, Smms Albert J Suns.nda A. Sobuta Smons S. Sokol Marge R. Solovay Anthony M, Sorge Thomas A Sprague Davd A. Stasko Jeffrey E. stem Jeremy M. Stenberg Robert l Stephenson Margarette R. Sever Vck M Stovall Chrstopher H Strode Bret -:. Suval Peter M. Sweda Donnald l. Tanenbeum Robert J, Tarsa Jay ). Tartell Carl B Tash Scott E Tllson Chrstne D. Tmko Stephen A. Tnglng.nda A. Toole Kath) A Treman Robert S Trpccho Wllam E. Vogan Paul ) Wachter Barry E. Warht l<ee Watkns Jr -n <; Wener Gar) S Wess Steven G Wes Mchael J Whylngs Joel B Wener M)Tna Wgod Mason M Wlknson Lynn D Wllams Tomas D Wll Bronwyn E Wlson Rosalnd Wlson Mchael H Wsnewsk Roberl H Wolfson : Wood than l'. Y.. Zvwoton,

9 '. Frday, Aprl,975 Defct Contnued from page tuton revenues came from overprojectng the number of students who would enroll for the sprng semester. A greater number of students transferred to the Unversty ths sprng than ever before, but an unusually large number of students left the Unversty after December. The $.6 mllon defct ths year brngs the accumulated Unversty defct to over $ mllon Next year. a $ mllon defct s expected unless state appropratons are ncreased above the $5 mllon fgure recommended by Governor Shapp. 'Black Sheep' (Contnued/rom page ) Sehully's scrpt also needs revsons, especally snce the comc ncdents are bunched n the frst part of each act. and the prests' problems do not command enough nterest to (any the play alone. Lke the layman who doesn't get an answer, the audence watches the crazy happenngs wth nterest and amazement yet never gets too nvolved wth the problem Gve a gft subscrpton of The D P > > The Daly Pennsylvana!! DP Sports Delco Blacks Out Freshman Mrcj f By STEVE HALPERN have meant lttle more than a For those dscples of tn' use of lght dsappontng loss. and darkness as revealng lterary Whatever your source of nterest. symbols, yesterday's baseball game the occurrences of the sxth nnng between the Penn freshman :-l and provded all the aesthetc and Delaware Count) C.C. - was an baseball value n the encounter Wth nspratonal event. However, t" stoul the score 2- n favor of the Red and followers of the Quaker yearlngs, the Blue, Delco exploded n the top of the H-: setback al HollenUck Keld may xll tor seven runs The Phantoms, FroshLax Hosts Hopkns ByLORENFELDMAN The last tme a.on Hock-led, frosl lacrosse squad faced Johns Hopkns, the Quakers were beaten. 5-4 That was the last year before NCAA freshman elgblty, and Bock was kckng ol ns career b) leadng the Penn yearlngs n scorng. Knur years later. Bock s back as freshman coach hopng to turn the tables Frday nght at 7:( 'M on Frankln Feld, aganst the Blue.lays".V. The frst year coach's hopes are dmmed somewhat however, due to a rash of njures suffered n Tuesda) s vctory over the Man Lne Lacrosse club. Attackman Gavn Kerr s out wth a concusson. Chp Carpenter, who shuffles between mdfeld and attack, has hs leg n a cast, and attackman Erc Klen s doubtful because of llness. 'The njures wll lust make us play harder." counters Steve Krempa. "We'll defntely be up for the game.'' To make up for the lack of depth. Bock plans to use hs mdfelders at attack for a "rest "between shfts. Hs strategy stokeepthe ball n Hopkns' end as much as possble thereby forcng them to play Perm's style of ball n spte of the fact that ts lop freshmen play varsty, Hopkns.V s always tough. Nevertheless, Dock s confdent hs team wll wn-^ven f t SP' hs second tme around. Netmen (Contnued from pape 0) matches, wth Rcky Meyer 2 nursng a sure ankle Steve Yelln (, Herb L chan (3), Hob Lavet (S and Mark Ffe l arc fne, though, and should gve the Crmson and the (reen a rough tme, f hstory repeats tself and the Quakers are once more lo be contenders. Take a load off your face at latural Shoe Store. Drag your tued fruwn nto The Natural Shoe Store St down. And prepare yourself lor a naturallynduced gnn. Once you put t on, the way The Nature Shoe feels makes t nearly mpossble to conceal contentment. The reason for ths unque sensaton s the unque way The Nature Shoe s bult The Nature Shoe s a carefully desgned form for your feet, whch takes nto consderaton the way your foot s shaped and the way you were meant to walk n the frst place. Your foot has an arch, so The Nature Shoe has nn arch. Your foot has a heel, so The Nature Shoe makes room for your heel. And the heel s lower than the toe because that s how your weght s most naturally dstrbuted. t comes n lots of dfferent styles from sandals to shoes to boots. Each one s made wth the hghest qualty leather and workmanshp for maxmum comfort and long-lastng wear. So drop by The Natural Shoe Store. And see how much the expresson on your face has to do wth the shoes on your c-e The byglen Nature Shoe The shoe you wear on your face. THE NATURAL SHOE STORE Unversty Center 220 S. 40th Street EV regsterng all ther scores wth t«nuts, had some help from the flush Four walks anl a msfred pukoff attempt h> ptcher Rch Stonekng, coupled wth a kc\ mtol error. preceded a flurry ol Delaware Count) hts that produced tlc nghtmarsh result As coach Bll Wagner lamented afterwards," The error am the mssed pckofl play, all wth two out, defntely cost us " But as the Quakers came to hat n the bottom ol the nnng, the sun emerged for the frst tme. nstllng a ra> of optmsm n wrters, not to menton run seekers Vet. 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10 he lull. 'ennss \\ am.n Frday, Aprl,975 Cambrdge Ste of Damond Shoot-out By PAL. BURGER Blazng saddles. To most people, those words mmedately brng to mnd vsons of the wny Mel Brooks-Gene Wlder producton. To the Perm baseball team, however, nothng could be farther from ts mnd than the Brooks-Wlder combnaton, as the Quakers brace for a dfferent bout of blazng saddles, between Harvard's Mlt Pneapple' Holt and Penn's Andy Mule'Muhlstock at Solder's Feld n Boston ths afternoon :: 00 P.M.). Ths clash of two blazng saddles was orgnally set up on May , when Harvard < 3-.0-flF.B. n 975 nvaded West Phladelpha wth only the longest of shots of makng the NCAA dvson playoffs. Penn < now ) needed to take only one end of a twn-bll, but came up shy The Mule vs.» The Pneapple MLT HOLT YEAR P w. so F.RA MRROR, Mlltltnu ON THE WA..-Pem ace rghthander Andy Muhlstock. c.ml Harvard star southpaw Mll "U form near-perfect mrror mage o "' he n m lupn lasl May's Quaker-Crmson showdown, whch Unt.-. My Jop Mcnleld won. 2-. Ths afternoon n Cambrdge the two pro ptchng prospects wll shoot t "ut agan n the only meetng of the year between the two schools, and only a magc mrror could dare predct the oul nne of such a crucal league contest. Tger 880Contngent nvades Penn B) nsw sn Kt s whal depleted Were down to sne the race wll go out fast." For tl vm and n any case, the Quakers, wth a 26 'm lways felded some wn dual meet streak on the lne, wll ms n the lv) have Frankln Feld and the record Prnceton, book on ther sde.. lttle bette ame n Furmounl nonl Plateau durng ross nunt the Tgc who a dsappontng c pont > ". ''l n be the n. n " vn tu v n t»' ndoo Quake upsel the.nl then undefeated lu n Gym All nl whn l hould nt dampen the RAf MASBACK Slum l (. > Prncctonans' l-l enthusasm when thej Nke m the Quakers (3-0) Saturday on Frankln Feld al no Feld events start at 2:00 on Rver Feld As Penn coach Jm Tuppenj perceptvely ponted out, "t's gong tn he a dng-dong battle.'' We're lookng forward to the n t nol onlj because of the rlvalrj between our schools," added Prnceton track coa Larrj Ells, hut because of the fad that we alwaj s run d tune- agansl Penn, lust as Penn dues when t competes gansl us Were hopng tha the.ut.n track. Frankln Feld wll Rve us s good early-season tmes to qualfy us for the Heps and de C's Lter m Prnceton should!» strongest n the Held and dstance events Pole vaulter.u Wllges was sec md n the ndoor Heptagonals, whle n freshman dene Mancno the Tgers can boasl a former natonal Junor champon n the hammer Steve Franks s tup man n the javeln. Penn s feld al ths tme s LNKSMEN LATCH WN Penn 3 3) slpped pasl Navj 's golf team 98 KM n nnapols Thursday, brngng tself bark to th n" mark after losng three of ts last four n.t le..nu Penn scorer for coach Bob Hays n lus 38th wn as Quaker ' ". l was ull-vj junor Tom We al, who overed the Naval Scademj muse n 77 strokes Rchard Brooke, Wall Enck and Rch Stengraber all pulled down.'. tl Jm 0'l«arj and Scotl Clrstc nettng H's Netmen Journey North To Relve Ht of Hstory B> l)r w OK \w \l ) mnt l wth the the '. ll. ton trong and tough.". tmouth oach John eld We hope we can gve them.. t match " Quakers' hgh albe players aren'l all up to par fo ths weekend's Contnued on one pole vaulter and one trple jumper," lamented Tuppcny, who ddn'l saj who hs remanng stalwarts were, The Quakers should le able tn handle the Tger challenge n most of the other feld events. though The dstance events, however, are another queston. Although strong n the three mle and the mle, the real Tger forte, accordng to Blls, s the half-mle The Tgers boast fve runners Chuck Norell, Crag Masback, Charles Hedrlcks, Jeff Wecksel, and Rch Aneser who have run l 52 or better n the.neat M back also doubles n the mle and. two weeks ago at the Florda Relays, ran whal lus coach termed "probably the fastest mh' ever run b) Prnceton runner M 2)" on a dstance medley lel.\ leg, \lasbark also anchored the Tger two mle relaj quartet to C4A and NCAA ndoor champonshps wth " utve sub-l:50 performam es won'l tell my startng ptcher untl l gve hm to the umpn Tuppenj sad before the meet, but Ken Ashworth, John Stockel, and Buss Carson look to be the probable Quaker entrants n the Ml yard run We l be runnng aganst ther studs," sad Ashworth "We could real!) gel our tals kcked, but thnk.n knk wth them. One thng's for KEN ASHWORTH \n Standng Stud ANDY MUHLSTOCK YF.AR P W. SO ERA n both games by 2- and 7-5 margns. Harvard went on to wn the EB. and NCAA Dstrct playoffs, before beng knocked off n the College World Seres n Omaha). Sure enough, the hurlers n that frst game were Holt and Muhlstock. the ( rmson southpaw bestng The Mule 2- to begn the sweep that swept the Red and Blue rght out of the league ttle. Lest you forget, the Pneapple' s the same Hawaan who squashed the Quaker football team from vy League contenton n that thrllng 39-0 lullabye last September. n fact. Holt reportedly sad once that he lves on Pennsylvana athletcs. But Quaker leftfelder Tun Martn placekckcr for the grdders, leadng all Penn htters wth a.447 average, doesn't seem to be too concerned. " can see why he Holt) would say that, he seems pretty cool out there, and he's not an emotonal player," noted Martn. "But ths has got to be the bggest game he'll ptch n the league ths year. (Muhlstock and Holt) are the two top ptchers n the league ths year, only thnk we've got the better one." ndeed, the two ptchers match up well, at least on paper. Holt, a unanmous All-EBL Choce last year and a second-team Al-Amercan, s 2-0 so far. havng surrendered but two earned runs n 20 nnngs for a 0.90 ERA and 4 strkeouts. Muhlstock. another 974 all-league choce, has yelded only three earned runs n 35 nnngs, to lead the Quaker Shake-n-Bakers staff wth an 0.77 ERA, whle fannng 25. and rollng up a 4- slate. The freballng Holt, however, sounded lke he'd rather have hs league opener aganst someone other than the Mule. " hope t's not a ptchng duel." the 22- year old sophomore lamented Thursday. " hope we start httng the ball- we haven't been dong that much lately. But f t turns nto a ptchng duel, we'll be ready. We're pretty up for tomorrow, but we know Penn wll be up after last year and the football season." Penn rghtfelder Glenn Partrdge, battng a nfty.32. ddn't thnk the Quakers would have any problems gettng up for today's game, ether. " hate Harvard." he expounded. "They come out wth a cockness that's hard to handle, but thnk Holt s a bt too cocky. He's a wnner type, but he's not as good as everyone says. f Andy Muhlstock s on, there's no way they'll wn." However, the Quaker weekend story won't end n Cambrdge, wn or lose. After the crucal Harvard showdown, the Red and Blue wll travel south to New York a neutral ste due to unplayable condtons n New Hampshre), where t wll meet league rval Dartmouth 6-3,0-0 (Saturday at 2:00 for a doubleheader. Though the Quakers apparently wll be spared from facng another potenal pro draftee Saturday, Bg Green rghthander Jm Beatte lsted as a probable starter vs. Columba today). the twnbll wll stll be of prme league mportance. Remanng Shake-n-Bakers Larry Gordon and Tom Butler wll be counted on to contnue the ncredbly effectve Penn hurlng of late just two runs allowed n the last 43 nnngs by eght dfferent moundsmen). But n any event the weekend wll be hghlghted by the battle of the blazng saddles. And rghtfelder Partrdge and hs free-swngng mates are totally prepared to blow Holt rght off hs mount. "We're gong to have a pneapple n the dugout, and after we wn the game, we're gong to annhlate t wth a knfe," the psyched-up junor promsed. "We want to show The Pneapple s dead." Or. as coach Bob Seddon noted. "There'll be no love lost n ths contest." But one blazer mav lose hs saddle. Hustln' Harvard Hosts Wary Laxmen n RCHFEDERMAN r. exsts one facet of a lacn player's psyche that sometmes exerts a greater nfluence n. game than even the ndvdual abltes nf the stcknan the "ll to wn and. even "e mportantly, the mplementaton ol tll nated ntangble n a form known as hustle nnk at the Harvard l Pre-season pred tors labbe mson.s strong contende - for the menl slut n the vy L false snce the Bostonans have been perrenal pal Pern W 50% Oarswomen Go For Second Straght B) ROSSFTNGOLD fs haveom e agan arrved, but the Phladelpha bahav a frst mndbye are n the process of watng an entre week unl e n ther frst Cu la) n the PhUlj papers Sure we re pract ng. but then rondt When the Penn varsty lghtweght and women's news take ter ths weeke. th aches of th ada mosl lkelj wll tx Shen able pn ons! harlesrverwl row wth Syra se, Boston t'. and Wlla thal her oa a me hell Wea lobe," verson pred tve.n rg leave us n the dust " thepenn lghtw P.M. Saturday on tre Scl lylkll... w ll be.s lnn nell... nee t's Con mt... ". [f Mlsom ofl ol thml vj lea'e wll have no problem dsposng nf the Crmson 0-3, o-o> Saturday afternoon (2:00 PM n Cambrdge (Hnt: Beware of the Penn chokkk. The answer s obvously false, and n Quaker coach Jm Adams' opnon, tomorrow sencounter wll be no pece nf cake The) (Harvard) took us to the rleaners n 970 and have been.tler low tn' lasl few years, but now thej have a much dfferent look," clamed Adams. Thej lust (0 Washngton College ranked n 974 small college bj onlj one goal and lost to Towson Stale thrd n 975 Dvson ratngs, 5-0," reasoned Adams. "Thej are a much mproved team. and reallj hustle.'' ke Crmson coach Bob Scalse :n force behnd hs squad's hustle As a two-tme All-Amercan md assstant coach al Brown, Scalse helped buld the Bruns nto a perennal vy League contender, and s now attemptng to re talze the Harvard program n hs frst head. na lung job Unfortunate!) fur the Quakers, a Students have learned. eal deal The Crmson are trongesl al mdfetd, behnd junors Brn Bn kman v goals, l assst > and Kevn M Call 5-2) and senor coun Jm Qunn, a face-off expert. mes up wth the ball 62 percent of the tme Ha t nder and co-captan me nf the better the hes 564 save lut the lack Of SPORTS MEETNG sentlal meel 'M.t the DP mer ssue menl»ll tw.-. u Ml sport re expected nterference n front has permtted the opposton to amass 30 shots on goal aganst a soph-laden defense. Talent-wse. Uough, the cards are stacked n Perm's favor. The laxmen are more experenced than ther weekend opposton and have been gettng excellent performances from.sophomores Mke Page. Peter Holls. Peter Marn, and Crag Messnger, n addton to stellar work from senor Mark Avart n goal. But as the sayng goes, what Harvard lacks n talent, they make up for n hustle. Unfortunately for the Cantabs, Penn has the ablty to wn. f they hustle themselves, **r -. - AT THE HOP Quaker senor Ralph McGeC l22 lunges toward the Yale goal n last week's.-6 Penn romp oxer the Els. McGec and the stkmen hope to mtnue th r hgh-scorng ways ths Saturday n Cambrdge as they seek ther s» " straght l\\ wn. aganst a less talented but s, rappj Harvard outft.