Superdance '81 Raises $9,400

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1 m Another Caendar Proposa: 'Start the fa term on Sept. 1 and have the ast day of examnatons Dec. 23' Vewponts, Page 9 % A Superdance '81 Rases $9,400 By Mtche Wagner and Een Lander The pedges and donatons reaped from ths weekend's Muscuar Dystrophy Assocaton (MDA) Superdance '81 grossed just short of the expected $ but accordng to Babak Movahed Superdance Commttee charman and CoMaster of Ceremones. "Our job s not fnshed yet. We w get the fu amount by Frday." Movahed sad that so far. Superdance rased $9, Amost a of the dancers asted the 2 4 ẖ o u r Su p e r d a n c e Muscuar Dystrophy Assocaton. "Sx hundred doars more s not a ot to rase." Movahed stated. He sad that one method s by seng Superdance t shrts for $2 each. Other means for rasng the addtona funds w be dscussed at a Superdance commttee meetng whch fe just short of rasng S( (000 for the tomorrow. Movahed attrbuted the oss of fundsto the fact that 20 out of the 80 dancers who sgned tp to dance ddn't show. "f a 80 dancers were there we woud have rased more than [10())(1." he sad. "We reay counted on a the dancers." Assembyman George Hochbruckner gave the openng speech at the dance on Frday evenng. The dancers started at 10 PM and were joned by Hochbruckner. James Back. vce presdent for Unversty Affars and Fre'd Presto)n, vce presdent for Student Affars unt ab)out 10:30 PM. Musc was provded at frst b )DJ Ted Wnt and ater sv the band Damen. The dancers contnu( through Frday nght wth a few 1) mnute breaks and then a seep perod of about 2'. hours, startng at 4 ANM. They were ued to seep by gutarsts Ross Kramer and Andv N vde 1 When the (ancers awoke at :;1o Saturday mornng. the'y *ArV a owed to take showvers ;nr! treated tw breakfast bv Lknckann Food Serv es andt 7 Convenence Stores. The taacng resumed at 7:30 AM. ).J Guv Scadero began at 6:30 AM and asted unt noon, when Doqn Neson. a )J from W\BL came on and asssted Js Larry Dubn and Rck Marno. There was aso a roer d sco demonstraton gven by two skatersx from the soxontobetopened God Skates n Port.Jefferson. At 5 PM the band Cque came on and paved for an hour before the dancers to3ok a 45mnute break anmd had dnner. supped by Domno.'s Pzza. whe watchngr magcan Seth Kramer. At x 'M Saturday, the Aong sand Muscuar Dystrophy x)nstevr chdren Tony and Chaz Stabe nmade an a ppearance. The DX.,'s and Cque supped nmusc for the rest of the nght unt 10 'M when the dance \was over. At the cose )f the dance. pr'ze, werk awarded nv ( " Master o)f Ceremnmes 1Sarrmgrton Johnsm. About 45.) awards WVee gven outt. a.1 most one. for evey 1dancer. as weuas speca r ecoyn t kmt» tm~frnn dt at \»(H* danvers who asted the fu 2' hours. The grand prze' wee awarded hv NMowaved. Frst prze was a trp to) Great Gor.ert for tw o. awarded to.1j atne : ver. for (oe tng t'"f/,,,,,,.,,f ''t. F ""Ommm% Reggae: CA Weapon Wthout Compromse 9 By John Buscem caed Bosman, there was a feow caed " was kcked out by ths unversty," Norm Prussn [the staton manager of Lster HewanLowe sad n a soft. WUSB] and there was ths other feow Jamacan accented voce. "They accused caed Jm Wener who works wth me of owng them $2000, whch ddn't, Franke Crocker at WBLS. Those are because guess 'm an aen or some very, very cose frends of mne. They're thng ke that and have a cataog the ones who reay turned me on and number. got a note from the admns encouraged me nto gettng nto the traton that shoud eave the unversty rado busness. Norm Prussn was conbecause of the fact that they canceed tnung wth hs batte to try and get the a of my courses. They dd ths to me n FCC togv% hm a grant of permsson to the mdde of the term. t was the broadcast off campus. fat that tme, second semester of my senor year." WUSB was on cosed crcut and coud Lster.as he s commony known.s a ony be heard on campus.] tod hm sma goateed man who attended Stony wanted to try ths rado thng just for Brook n the eary 70's and ended hs fun, but the type of musc was gong to studes n 1973 foowng troube wth pay woud be some musc that they'd the admnstraton. Durng hs three probaby augh at me for payng." Lsyears as a student. however, he made ter began featurng reggae at WUSB 11 WUSB. the campus rado staton. the years ago and he's st gong strong. Hs frst staton n the country to pay reg show s on Saturdays from 12 PM t 3 gae musc. Ths proved to be an nstru PM. Nobody's aughng. menta step n the openng of the reggae n addton to broadcastng hs musc, market n Amerca. Today. Lster Lster used some unconventona works as a record executve wth Man methods to spread the word. 'Snce go/sand Records. a major reggae ddn't have a record payer, my camabe. pagn was mted to gong over to peo "My nvovement [wth reggae at pe's dorms and sayng'hey can pay Stony Brook] started n he sad. ths record?' And they'd be sten ng to t " had just started attendng Stony too." he sad. 'They'd get turned on and Brook Unversty. There was a feow (fcnrne / fest o /tt' C Lster Hewan Lowe. a poneer n broadcastng reggae musc Ạ %W mummmoo

2 Reagan True to Campagn PromseaS Washngton t was one year ago ths month that Ronad Reagan was eected Presdent n one of the bggest andsdes n the country's potca hstroy. Reagan campagned on a patform of ess government: ess spendng, ower taxes, a baanced budget by 1984 and a rejuvenated economy. He aso pedged to get tough wth Amercan adversares and promsed to beef up the mtary to counter any Sovet threat. n most respects, Presdent Reagan s movng n the drecton he sad he woud: Congress adopted the admnstraton's package of spendng cuts n approvng a target 1982 budget, and t passed the bggest tax cut n Amercan hstory. That was a major egsatve vctory. NEWS DGEST But, athough a new fsca year began October frst, Congress has yet to enact a the necessary appropratons bsand make the rea cuts n spendng. As promsed, Reagan has aso moved to remove or reduce government reguaton of busness. He made good on hs threat to fre strkng ar traffc controers. The unon has snce been decertfed. The Presdent s expandng the Pentagon budget, through he scaed back some ncreases for budgetary reasons. The Admnstraton has contnued to take a hard ne toward the Sovet Unon. Through mtary ad, t's tryng to counter what t says s Sovet Boc support of guerra rebes n E Savador and Lbyan support of artgovernment forces n Sudan. Reagan aso fted the Carter admnstraton gran embargo aganst the Sovets. And nucear arms mtatons taks wth the Kremn are to begn at the end of ths month. As part of a pocy of treatng Amercan frends better, the Admnstraton agreed to se Saud Arba Amercanmade "AWACS' radar panes and other mtary equpment. Congress neary bocked the dea, but faed. But Reagan has had probems, some contnu ng. Frst, he ost tme recoverng from wounds suffered n an assassnaton attempt ast March. Second, there are sngs of congressona resstance on hs decsons regardng the B1 bomber and depoyment of the MX msse. And agree ment on soca securty reform s far off. But Reagan's bggest probem s the economy, whch the presdent admts s n a recesson. The unempoyment rate ht eght percent n October and s expected to go hgher. A sack fourth quarter s predcted. A ths has thrown earer budget estmates out of kter. Larger defcts are now predcted, and Reagan admts he won't be abe to baance the budget by Senate Repubcans are takng about reducng the defct by new and hgher taxes perhaps even a natona saes tax and smaer ncreases n mtary spendng. The Presdent, meanwhe, nssts he's stckng to hs orgna game pan though he' be takng another ook at hs budget eary next year!.. nternatona Befast. Northern reand Brtan's top offca n Northern reand appeaed to angry Protestants yesterdav not to avenge the RA'a assassnaton of a Protestant member of Parament. But hard ne Protestant eader Rev. an Pasey caed for a "day of acton" next week. *James Pror. Brtan's Northern reand secretary. appeaed for cam hours after a Cathoc youth was shot near hs home n what reatves caed a Protestant reprsa sayng for the fata shootng Saturday of Parament member Rotert Bradford. "Keep cam." Pror sad after conferrngu wth securtv chefs at Stormont Caste. the Brtsh headquarters here. " heg the peope of Northern reand to eave t to the poce and army. Dont't take thngs nto your hands." Bradford. 40 was shot to death b)y three masked rsh Repubcans Army gunmen who pushed past teenage dancers at a communty center where Bradford hed mectngs wth hs ( ortstttents. The gunmen aso ked a caretaker. 1he RA ater camed respxmsb ty. The kngs came 12) hours after guerras bew up the unoccuped ondon home of Brtsh Attorney Genera Sr Mchae Havers. Speakng Sunday from the pupt of hs Befast church. P'a.sse caed for a mass demonstraton Nov. 23. "t s gong to he Uster's day of acton." he sad wthout eaborat on. Pasev, aso a member of the Brtsh Parament. sad Brtsh Prme Mnster Margaret Thatcher was "gmng to be taught a essoan. The peope xwe have to dea wth arc tt representatves of a treacherous gov nmen... These are the men who are based n s 'r tn d(est oy us. L1hesc are the men agarnst whomn wt 1m..t stukt and we must pace our nght." he sad. N'Jamvena. (had %aran paratroopers, vanguard of at panafrcan peacekeepng force. arrved yesterday t repace departng Lbyan soders sent by Coone Mw1mmar Khadafy to crush rebes n ths wartorn centra Afrcan naton. The Lbvan news agency JAN A dd not report the Xarans' arrva hut sad nsurgents and ther Sudanese aes took the eastern Chadan towns of Karda. Adr and Arba and were advancng on the town of Umswer as Lbyans wthdrew. About :306 Zarans wearng green junge fatgues and shouderng M16 rfes marched across a dusty runway at the arport of the Chadan capta. They passed a ragtag ne of about 200 Lbyan soders who cutched pastc bags stuffed wth beongngs, watng to board homebound panes. Later n a Trpodated dspatch, JANA quoted government offcas as sayng a the Lbyans wthdrew except for one contngent n eastern Chad that panned to pu out Monday. JANA sad preparatons were beng made n the southern Lbyan cty of Sebha to wecome home the troops who performed an "hstorc and humantaran roe by endng the Chadan cv war." Lbyan commander Coone Radwan Saeh tod reporters at the arport here that he was gong home overand wth a convoy of heavy trucks that coud not be fown out. The Zareans few n on two panes from Knshasa and were met by Coone Ngoogabye Aaf, chef of staff of Chad's army. whch has been ocked n a btter cv war for more than a year wth rebe forces of former Defense Mnster Hssane Habre. *** Warsaw. Poand A top Communst abor offca sad yesterday that naggng stns and strkes were destabzng the country and chaengng the government demand for worker peace, the state news agency PAP reported. "There s st soca tenson and we are far from normazaton."trade Unons Mnster Stansaw Cosek was quoted by PAP as teng a teevson ntervewer. "t's true that some confcts are beng resoved, but t's aso true that there are aways new pockets of dspute." He made the statement two days before Sodarts and the government open taks to decde how much power the ndependent unon w share n sovng Poand's economc and potca crses. The government has demanded an end to abor unreest as a precondton for the taks. ("Organzers of the strkes who want to sette oca probems are contrbutng to the destabzaton of the stuaton n the entre country, and to osses of the whoe socet. " Cosek sad. fs ntervew concdedw th newy reeased govern ment statstcs that showed the naton was producng ess goods and mportng more meat but that food shortages were gettng worse. State and Loca New York AFLC( O eaders, grdng for the 1982 congressona eectons. are seekng for the frst tme to budget money for the federaton's potca arm rather than rey on vountary contrbutons by affates. n weekend sessons ead ng up to the open ng of the AFLCO's conventon here today, the pocymakng executve counc agreed to ask for a nckepermonth per member ncrease n the dues the 102 affated unons must contrbute to fnance the operatons of the natona headquarters n Washngton. These affates now pay 19 cents per month for each unon member. That assessment s taken out of the treasures of the varous unons rather than beng assessed drecty aganst the AFLCO's 15 mon members. Puttng the AFLCO's potca operaton on sounder fnanca footng s n keepng wth federa' presdent Lane Krkand's asserton that organzed abor must wage an aout effort next year to eect House and Senate members whosupport unon causes. Potcs w domnate ths gatherng of abor eaesty ; as former Vce Presdent Water Mondae and Sen. Edward Kennedy arrve ths week to renew tes wth ther unon frends. *** Gen (Cove A gunman pumped a dozen buets nto the home of the Sovet ambassador to the Unted Natons, shatterng wndows but causng tte damage and no njures. poce sad. Ambassador Oeg Troyanovsky and hs wfe were not home at the tme of the attack, whch occurred sometme between 6 PM and 10 PM Saturday, sad Nassau (County Detectve Hank Grynewcz. Members of Troyanovsky's staff may have been at the house when the shootng occurred, he sad. A man who w^oud not dentfy hmsef teephones the Assocated Press yesterday and sad the Jewsh Defense League was responsbe for the shootng. "The attack was done on behaf of the Sovet Jews, and we are gong to do everythng we can to get them free at any expense." he sad. Rabb Mer Kahane, JDL nternatona drector, dened hs group was nvoved n the ncdent but sad t support the attack. "The Sovet Unon w not be aowed to persecute Jews,wthout acton," he sad. (Comped from the Assocated Press) _\ A/1_sa_ 1AA_. z w e""vv v v% PRrrnpr UL~kXV; vuvrrsn_ V V d L%.# Comped by Meteoroogsts Bob Hassnger and Chrs Grassott Summary The wndy, damp weather of the past day or so was a resut of the rare and unexpected deveopment of a powerfu coasta storm. Ths storm now ocated east of Long sand s nchng away from us n a northeastward drecton. However, the storm's crcuaton s such that we shoud contnue to see perods of wndbown ran and drzze for the better part of today., Tonght an area of weak hgh pressure shoud gve us a bref respte from ths dampness before a coo front now n ndana w return couds to the area durng the day tomorrow. Forecast Today Overcast, wndy and damp. Some perods of ran and drzze possbe. Hghs Tonght Parta Cearng and coo wth graduay dmnshng wnds. Lows TuesdaySome sun eary, gvng way to ncreas ng coudness wth the chance of a ate day shower. Hghs Outook for WednesdayParty Sunny and seasonabe wth hghs n the ow to md 50s. STATESMAN (UPS ). newspaper at the State Unversty of New York at St,)ny Br.(,k and surroundng coprr.untyvs..s thre awknod,adra P.Uy. except for December ant Apr nter sessons by Statesman Assocaton. tc. an ndependent not forproft terarycorooratoro nt.ncr ted^ undertheaws ofth y S*tatekonMo w rk. AUN oust to u d w nt o f o p.o. Box AE, Stony Brook. S Y Sec nd cass postage rates pd d at Stony Brook Pst OffcnSto nyrobokny St tt d thr g the undergraduate student government. Subscrpton rate s $ CKO.m g.s~<ttn eta uddtruh t he ae of sub scr ot ons to Po MY. Page 2 STATESMAN November 16, 1981

3 FSA to Seek Competton for Lackmann ~',.", t, ar Thomas S tan Rch Bentey, Presdent of the Facuty Student Assocaton has proposed to gve other food propretors a chance to bd for busnesses on campus. By John Burkhardt n an effort to mprove the quaty of servces, the Facuty Student Assocaton (FSA) w not smpy renew ts contract wth Lackmann Food Servces. whch operates the mea pan cafete, ras and other campus food servces, but w seek a wde varety of bds from other contractors, accordng to FSA Presdent Rch Bentey. Bentey sad that under a pan whch he proposed to the FSA Board of Drectors ast month. bds from contractors who want to run ndvdua cafeteras, rather than a of them w aso be consdered. "We're not gong to just accept bds on the entre package," Bentey sad. "Any food servce company w be abe to bd on any part of the contract." Lackmann Food Servce. whch as been at Stony Brook snce 1976 operates the three mea pan cafeteras, as we as two n the Heath Scence Center, the Stony Brook Unon Cafetera and Unon Staton De. Bentey cted both The End of the Brdge Restaurant and the Unon Staton De as exampes of the probems wth havng ony one contractor. He sad that The End of the Brdge had ost money ast year because Lackmann wasn't tryng hard enough to draw peope to t. "To ther. t wasn't worth the energyto go n and make The End of the Brdge more than t was. They were wng to accept that oss," Bentey sad. The End of the Brdge s no onger run by Lackmann. He aso sad that some of the servces at the Unon Staton De. such as de sandwches and saads were ony avaabe because the FSA nssted on addng to the servces avaabe. "f FSA dd not force Lackmann n the ast revew of ther contract to make that a fu servce decatessen, t woud not have been a fu servce decatessen." he sad. 'We fee that f you gve somebody a monopoy across the board, there's ess ncentve for them to work on the smaer operatons." Bentey expaned. "Lackmann s pretty responsve when you te them you want *X' done," Bentey sad. "but f you don't te them to do 'X', t won't get done." He sad that though servces were mprovng. "none of our factes are beng used to ther optmum," and that a contractor who runs ony one facty on campus wvoud have more ncentve to operate t we. He sad FSA woud probaby begn requestng bds n January, and consder them Apr and May. FSA's contract wth Lackmann expres n June. Bentey aso sad he expects the contracts w be dffcut to choose between. because :e ne contractors may bd on ony one facty, others on severa. and some ona of thereavng FSA wth a wde varety of possby overappng bds to choose from. " know t w be a ot of work. but fee that t w brng the best resuts to thcampus." Bentev sad. Harkness East Coop: A Dnng Aternatve Tappng a spoon aganst hs gass, a student cas for attenton from about 30 other peope most of whom quet down and sten whe he announces a teachn aganst nucear power, or asks everyone to take a few mnutes to hep the shorthanded ceanup crew. After a pause, the conversaton resumes as everyone goes back to eatng ther saad, fred vegetabes, and meatess asagna. Ths s the Harkness East Vegetaran Coop, a studentrun, nonproft cafetera that serves vegetaran dnner Monday through Frday at 6 PM. t has been operatng n the Stage X Cafetera snce From start to fnsh, every mea at Harkness represents the students' efforts. Asde from those who do speca jobs, ke buyng the food. or coectng monen. each member ether cooks or ceans up once a week. Though there used to be a mentpanner. ths semester the cooks who work n teams of three or four have been decdng the menu each nght. Some students sad that they eat there because though they aren't vegetarans. they ke heath food. One sad that he smpy thought the food tasted better at Harkness than at the mea pan cafeteras. Though no meats are cooked at Harkness, eggs. mk. cheese. and yogurt whch some vegetarans avod often are. Served n the gant woks and bakng dshes t was cooked n. the food conssts mosty of vegetabes. whoe grans. and beans. Saad s avaabe amost every day, and desserts are usuay made from fruts. Seconds are avaabe, but the best dshes often run out before evervone s fnshed. Menmber.s are asked to pay n advance for the semester, but are tod that f there w he a surpus. they wv have money comng backwhent's over. For a few dmars, vstors can wak n and try out the food any nght. Burkhardt St on yrook MEMORANDUM To A Resdence Ha Drectors jpt.> Gary Barnes, Drector, Pubc HatfG Notce of Reguaton Enforefdane November ^ 0 opartqmmu 'e c Safety State Unversty of New York at Stony Brook Long sand, NY teephone: (516) n an effort to reduce vandasm and crme on campus, the Department of Pubc Safety w be renstatng Statute 214. Ths statute, whch frst went nto effect n 1966 and has not been apped snce 1971, states: "A persons who are found on campus outsde of a resdence ha, or nsde an academc budng after 3:OOAM w be subject to a fne, uness they are specfcay permtted to do so by the Department of Pubc Safety, the Department of Resdence Lfe, or a partcuar academc department. "The above appes to a Stony Brook students, wth the exceptons of frst year students (freshmen), for whom the hour s 2:00AM, and to Resdent Assstants, Managera Assstants, and handcapped students, for whom ths statute s not appcabe." on Moday, November 24, we w begn to enforce ths statute. A fne of fve (5) doars must be pad by those who are found to be n voaton. f there are any questons or comments on ths matter, can be reached at Thank you for your cooperaton. Duped Agan! w The peope who brought a Nobe Laureate to campus and shortened the hours of the Stony Brook Unon. wre now proud to present the thrd n a seres of bogus memos. Fear not, resdents of Stony Brook Unversty. Accordng to a spokesman for the Department of Pubfc Safety the memo depcted above, s "totay fctcous." He stated that f Gary Bames, the drector of PubcSfatfwoud ssue such a messag, the offcers woud be aware of t, n order to enforce t. " can't mm that happenng." November 4. A naugura Servce Hed for New Kosher Mea Pan Shabbat servces were hed at sundown on Frday n Roth Cafetera for about 30 peope, among them H'esRabb Aan Fam and hs famy.unversty Presdent John Marburger, James Back.vcepresdent for Unversty Affars and Fred Preston. vcepresdent for Student Affars. Why hod servces n a cafertera? The answer s smpe. You hod the naugura servces and dnner for the new He sponsored kosher mea pan n the pace where you w eat ths food n the future. There were about 65 peope at the actua dnner whch was prepared by Lackmann Food Servces and was. accordng to Fam. "exceent.' Tom Lackmann made a bref present. ton to Fam and the new kosher mea pan. He gave a sver kddush cup to be used n the tradtona Shabbat bessng of wne and a mezuzah(a sma case whch hods a mnaturzed copy of passages from the Od Testament and s naed to the doorway of the entrance of any dweng pace of Jews. Marburger made a bref speech. statng that the arge sze of the unversty need not make t an mpersona pace. "You're [the kosher mea pan a very sma but mportant part of the arger structure.' he sad. There were other speakers and a ot of food. Foowng dnner there wa s a champagne toast n honor of the nauguraton and some sngng on the part of the dners. 't's just terrfc," Fam sad. 16, 1981 STATESMAN Page 3

4 ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ wu a/ b o Dorr * «&^9 J A At Domno's Pzza we no s promse a hot, nutrtous mea devered n 30 OS as mnutes or ess. Your rz7a pzza s made wth 100% De O_ g^, r rea dary cheese, our o w n s p ec a sauce, and! v rs your choce of tems. Then we dever t fastat no extra charge. Gve us a ca... we dever n Downtown Port Jefferson Fast, Free Devery 736 Rt. 25A E Setauket Teephone: * SANTA CRUJHZ* Wd Honey HAND KN Quted Cotton Reversbe Vests Tunc Sweaters :' Wth matchng sde button o SPLT SKRTS 1 &' AL L Trwe AK. * / J^A'V *"»1 CS1» TV VO F, NODLftaL O Sunday 126 HARBOR SQUARE MAUL MAN ST., PORT JEFFERSON :00 2:00 AM Sun. Thurs 11:00 3:00 AM Fr. & Sat. Our Superb Choose Pzza 12" cheese $ " cheese $6.15 Domno's Deuxe 5 tems for the prce of 4 Pepperon, Mushrooms, Onons, Green Peppers, and Sausage 12" Deuxe $ " Deuxe $11.15 Addtona tems Pepperon, Mushrooms, Ham, Onons, Anchoves, Green Peppers, Oves, Sausage, Ground Beef, Hot Peppers, Doube Cheese, Extra Thck Crust 12" pzza $.85 per tem 16" pzza $1.25 per tem We use ony 100% rea dary cheese. Our drvers carry ess than $ Lmted devery area Domno's Pzza. nc..asssssssssssessses^sss^ssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssss^^ss^^ssss»y y g L NOW NTERVEWNG ON CAMPUS on November 18th, 1981 The U.S. NAVY w be ntervewng for management nnrctnc 6SSS@SSSS^SSS^^S!^S^^@S!^!«^S!9^SSS@S!^@@SS6S^@@SS@^SS^^ Page 4 STATESMAN ns tv a ~o 1^ * ENGNEERNG Open to a students wth 1 year of Cacuus and physcs. AVATON (Sophomores thru Senors) LOGSTCS SUPPORTe.. _ :1... &... uuatcatons: Appcants are to be no oder than 34 years, have or be workng on a BS/BA degree. (Summer Graduates may nqure) Beabe to pass Apttude and Physca examnatons and quafy for securty cearance. US ctzenshp requred. CONTACT: CAREER DEVELOPEMENT for appt. or ca: (516) November 16, Don't mss LONG SLAND BANDSTAND tomorow nght at 9:05 for the best n Long sand musc (repeated Frday mornng at 10DO). WEDNESDAY Your chance to wn fabuous przes on the CURTAN LTP Soundtrack Contest. Lsten Wednesday mornng between 10 and NOON for detas. THURSDAY: WUSB n cooperaton wth SAB Concerts w broadcast two Long sand bands ve from The End of the Brdge stang at p.m. f oyu come down, not ony w you see the musc of CONTROLLED BLEEDNG and THE CUQCKE butu vou1 get MOre than a few chances to wn some GoGos and Joe Kng Carasco Tckets as we as other assorted parapheraa! ANOTHER SPECAL WEEK AND TS ALL ON... %L 90.1 Em stereo

5 Academc Budngs May Be Renamed A commttee has been estabshed by Provost Homer Neat to consder re nanmng severa Academc budngs on campus. ^.~~~~~~~~~~~M By Edward rvng The renamng of severa academc budngs on campus w be consdered n the next few weeks. The noton of possby renamng the budngs orgnated n Provost Homer Nea's offce, whch assumes responsbty for a academc budngs on campus. Confuson among vstors and new students has been cted as the motvatng force behnd the ssue. The new Soc 1 Behavora Scence budng s easy mstaken for the Soca Scences A & B budngs whch s occuped by the Psychoogy Department. "A name that has somethng to do wth osychoogy woud be better suted" sad Car Rhens, assstant to the provost. Accordng to Rhens, a commttee s beng formed that w determne whether the renamng of certan budngs s feasbe. "Once the commttee meets. ts purpose s to determne the desrabty of the renamng of severa academc budngs on campus whose A natonay recognzed teacher and admnstrator n women's physca educaton has been named a Unversty Communty Feow at Stony Brook. Dr. H. Jean Berger, who resdes n Setauket, s the second person apponted to te new Feowshp progrpm. Dean Lester Pady of the 'enter for Contnung Educaton sad the Feowshp was created ths fa 'to brng to the campus person whose expertse and knowedge can compement the resources of tradtona unversty departments. Nancy Muen. aso of Setauket. manager of the Corner Book Shop near the current names are nconsstent wth ther present and panned future use". Rhens sad. The commttee w ncude members of the SUSB Senate. to project students' vews, and of the Admnstratve offces that woud be responsbe for the mpementaton of any proposed changes. Besdes changng the budng sgns. maps. pubcatons and other sgns woud need to be changed aso. The admnstratve offces Ewhch w be represented n the commttee w be Unversty Affars, Campus Operatons. the Unversty Presdent. ana Me provost. The commttee wt convene to soct vews on the desrabty of renamng Academc Budngs whch budngs to consder. but ts fndngs w not be fna. t w have ony the power to recommend. The commttee's recommendatons sew be submtted to Nea who. n turn. w submt t to Unversty Presdent John Marburger for submsson to the Stony Brook Counc. Regardess of any recommendatons, the ut mate decson w rest wth the Counc. Rocco Demao Dead at 50 State empoyee Rocco Demao. of Farmngve. s dead at the age of 50. foowvng hs coapse due to cardac arrest wvhe hosng dow n a dumpster outsde Key Cafetera. accordng to a spokesman for Pubc Safetv. Accordng to Dean Sverman who was a wtness. Demao. a manager for Lrackman F'ood Servce, and a coworker who wshed to be known onv as Ron, wvere hosng down the dtupster at about 11 AM Frdav, when Ron went nsde the cafetera. When he came back out Demao was, accordng to Sverman. "prone on hxs back. heavng and gaspng." Ron then caed Pubc Satfe txy. Accordng to Pubc Safetv records the ca was receved at 1L:S A M At that pont, Fre Safety sent out an ambuance. whch arrved on the scene at 11:1 1. The crewv proceeded to admnster cardopumonary resusctaton to Demao. The ambuance crew members then nserted an esophegea arwxav n hs throat. to he) Demao breathe. Sverman sad. He \vas then transported to Unversty Hospta. and pronounced dtead at 11:1 A.M. Setauket Teacher Named SB Feow campus, was apponted the frst Feow n October. through a cooperatve arrangement wth the Department of H story. Berger, who retred n 1980 after 14 years as coordnator of grs nterschoastc sports at Ward Meve Hgh Schoo, was an assocate professor and head of women's physca educaton at New York Unversty from 1950 to Snce her "eary retrement", she has remaned actve n the Amercan Assocaton for Heath. Physca Educaton and Recreaton and served as consutant to the presdent at Smth Coege for evauaton of the physca educaton and athetc programs there. < Keep the emory. v,.qqf M ". Twokh, Keep your coege memores cose at hand. Choose a coege rng by Josten's... to hep keep your memores for a fetme.. See your Josten's Representatve DATENov 16&17 TME10a.m. to 5 p.m.n PLACE Unon Bookstore DEPOST $25.00 r_ JOSTEN'S RNGS AMALABLE DALY AT YOUR COLLEGE BOOKS TRE November 16, a STATESMAN Page 5 ^

6 W ran T w he prcec aof sye ju~ con <1owny Save ^20 or more on SLAcpMr Coege Rngs... now ony t Korean Consu To Speak at SB SeJn Km, Korean consu genera to the Unted States. w conduct a semnar, "A New Potca Order n Korea," at Stony Brook on Wednesday at 3PM. The semnar, open to the campus communty wthout charge, w be hed at the Unversty Commons n the Graduate Chemstry Budng. Cosponsorng the semnar. and a recepton foowng for the consu genera, are the Dvson of Soca Behavora Scences, the Department of Potca Scence and the Center for Regous Studes. SLADUM rngs produce the brant ustre of a fne jeweer's staness. Men's and women's Sadum rngs are on sae ths wee ony through your ArtCarved representatve A vst to the ArtCarved A Coege Rng tabe w gve you the chance to see the fu coecton of rngs for the fa. But hurry on over... ths sae s for a mted Lme ony. NRCLASRED CLASS RNGS. NC. mob ALL WELCOME TO OUR OPEN HOUSE 10:00 A.M to2:o00p.m. MONDAY FRDAY NOVEMBER 15th29th Chrstan Scence Readng Room Chrstan Scence Church Budng Nchos Road Setauket, New York Come n and see our seecton of Bbesfrom paperbacks to beautfu eather bndngs. 11 DATE TME Nov. 16th & 17th 10a.m. to7 p.m PLACE Unon Bookstore Depost Depost requred. Mastertharge or Vsa accepted. SMTH HAVEN * Prompt & Dependabe Servce to and from campus * Speca Weeky Rates For commuters or Facutv/Staff ^Try someone New" * Rde n Cean ASPENS * Maxmum. passengers per car no jammng n! * Car ALWAYS on campusno more than 3 mnutes away! Page 6 STATESMAN November 16, 1981 A VERY TALK t 1981 ArtCarved Cass Rngs DOLLARS & MENSCH OR AS The Thngs They Never Taught You n Regobs Schood SPECAL BY DANNY SEGEL POET, WRTER & LECTURER Thursday, Nov. 19 8:00 P.M. N THE NFORMAL STUDES COMMUNTY GALLERY 118 OLD CHEMSTRY (Budng West of Lbrary) MFHtESHMEN7S SPONSORED BY JEWSH ASSOCATON FOR COLLEGE YOUTH Nancy Greenfod Campus Outreach Professona Humantes WL BE SERVED A Chrstan Scence Readng Room s a pace where you can read the nternatona newspaper: The Chrstan Scence Montor, do Bbe research, and earn about sprtua heang from our perodcas and pubcatons.

7 M * ^^^"" "^ ^^** ^ v " * *^^^^^ ^ b N Free MEDTRTon cat/ee ffokxoy. 7:30 pm Room 226. ftudent UWon AUTHOR THE CELL!UL O D CLjOSET HOMOSEXUALTY OF e '</ N THZ MOVES wv present a fm and " Come enjoy and evenng of nspraton and Entertanment wth the STONY BROOK GOSPEL CHOR as they present ther Annua Concert on November 19th, 1981 at 8:00 p.m. sharp n the Fne Arts Recta Ha. Tckets are $2. Guest Appearance by: THE LONG SLAND UNVERSTY GOSPEL CHOR Stony Brook Outng Cub MEETS Tuesday, November 17th 8:00 p.m. n S.B.U. 216 Sde Show Topc to be Announced d, ;w, _ a_ ' w_ * _. o **CAKE SALE** To Hep the Stony Brook CHEERLEADERS DATE: Wednesday, Nov. 18th PLACE: Unon Lobby TME: 12:00 Noon to 5:00 p.m. Cupcakes, Brownes, Decous Cakes of a Sorts! Pease Come and Support us Brng your Sweet Tooth! OUTNG CLUB PEOPLE have been to the Canadan Rockes, Aaska, East Afrca, Shenandoah Park, Whte Mountans, Swtzerand, Green Mountans, Coorado, Adrondacks, Wyomng, Montana, Serra Nevada, and ots of other exctng paces. Come on OUT and jon us! STONY BROOK SAFETY SERVCES Urgent Meetng Tonght Mondays Nov. 16th, 1981 Unon Rm. 231 Last chance to see course record fomrs before thev are submtted to the ARC. Any nstructor not attendng May Not get credt for teachng any courses. Aso, partv panned! BE THERE! Get Your Act Together! For the HQUAD, GONG SHOW [ Tuesday, November 24th [ Contact Sue: after USA For more nformaton. 5 New Campus Newsree MEETNG, 8:00 Wednesday Nght Room 214 "The Game" sha be fnshed! ALL THOSE NTERESTED N FLMAKNG ARE WELCOME! 1 a 1 At m A ALL POLTY ADS are seected by the POLTY OFFCE November 16, 1981 STATESMAN

8 EDTORALS Strong Motve Rather than merey renewng ts contract wth Lackmann Food Servces, the Facuty Student Assocaton (FSA) has decded to change the manner n whch t awards the contracts for runnng campus food servces. Accordng to FSA Presdent Rch Bentey, the ast tme Lackmann's contract expred, they smpy renewed t, but ths tme they pan to not ony take bds from other contractors, but consder negotatng wth dfferent contractors for dfferent cafeteras, nstead of awardng one company the whoe set. We appaud ths decson. t s more than obvous that there s somethng wrong wth the food servce on ths campus. Large numbers of students prefer to do ther own cookng, n spte of the tme t takes, and the everpresent cockroaches. Whe arge cafeteras are not known for servng sumptuous food, they shoud be abe to appea to more of the students. Gvng more than one company the rght to run busnesses on the campus can ony make servce better. t w make for a certan amount of competton, for exampe. f one company s wng to try harder than the others, they w get more of the busness. Furthermore, FSA w be abe to see whch companes do best, and award them more contracts the next tme around. Wth ths n mnd, a of the contractors w have a strong motve for keepng servce at ts best. Sta tesman Laura Craven Een Lander Managng Edtors Lsa Nape Assocate Edtor Aan Federbush Cory A. Gooub Busness Managers News Edtor Genn Taverna Sports Drector Laure J. Renschreber Sports Edtors Steven Wensten, Peter Wshne Aternatves Drector Vnce Tese Arts Edtor Barbara A Fen Photo Edtors E(j Bannan. Garv Hggns, Mchae W de Laforcade Contrbutng Edtor Dom Tavea Assstant Busness Manager Davd Durst Assstant to the Assocate Edtor Lor Sefert Assstant News Edtors John Burkhardt, Robert Gorsk Mtche Wagner Assstant Sports Edtors Ronna Gordon. Teresa Hoya Assstant Arts Edtors Aan Gonck, Brad Hodges, Mare Perez Aternatves Promotona Assstant Arene Ebere Assstant Photo Edtor Advertsng Manager Producton Manager Howard Satz EdtornChef Thomas Shn Art Dederck James J Mackn mwommm"th., N. = = o Pubc Safety: 'At Your Servce' To The Edtor: Many peope at Stony Brook often ask. who are these peope n the b)rowrn unforms? What s ther roe n ths educatona envronment? What (o they mean by "At Your Servce"? These are very vad (questons. and xwe at Pubc Safetv woud ke to nform the pubc of our roe n the communty. The Department of Pubc Safety has approxmatey 100 fetme empoyees. U~nke most coeges and unverstes. our campus pubc safety offcers are certfed peace offcers of the State of New., York. The offcers attend at statemandated nneweek poce academy. After competng ths academv thev are sworn n as peace offcers. These offcers assst the campus communty and enforce the aw n a ega. ethca. humanstc and consttutona manner. Bv choosng ths fed, the offcers have commtted themseves 100 percent to servng you.our pubc. Some of the servces provded are 24hour foot and mobe unts, a specazed Unversty Patro Team made up of eght offcers who patro the dorms durng the evenng hours, and an nvestgatons Unt that foows up on those crmna acts requrng further nvestga tons. We aso have an actve Communtv Reatons Unt uhose man functon s to serve the campus communty and nteract wth students. facuty, staff and vstors. The unt s peased to speak ndvduay or n groups on topcs such as: crme preventon, Operaton.).D, rape preventon, campus rues and reguatons and to ad the communty wth anv other nformaton vou mav need. The Department of Pubc Safetv aso has a dorm patro and wak ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~o servce run b)y the students. Both servces provded by the students have t)ecome a great asset to our communty. Rememb)er f you need us, ca us at 246:33. A Pubc Safety personne beeve that quaty of fe on campus s a foremost concern. Gary Barnes Drector of Pubc Safety Dougas F. Ltte (communty Reatons Dept. of Pubc Safety Statesman w pubsh etters to the edtor and vewpontsfrom ts readers. They must be typed, trpe spaced and shoud be no more than 350 and 1,000 words respectvey. Brng them to room 075, Unon, or ma to:p.o. BoX AE, Stony Brook, N.Y wmmwmmwm Quagmre Capers Statesman Cartoon/Anthony Detresr Page 8 STATESMAN November 16, 1981

9 M EWPO South Afrca A» * WT Acpartec s Kues f ver The Back Majorty: Somethng s Wrong Submtted By Students Aganst Aparthed *Backs dened fundamenta rghts of ctzenshp. *Backs cannot vote, jon abor unons or strke. *Backs must carry pass books stng name, address, trbe, pace of brth and reason for resdng n a whte prveged area. *Backs must ve n abor camps whch separate them from ther fames. *Backs earn 18 tmes ess than whtes. *350 U.S. companes operate n South Afrca: Genera Motors, Ford, Xerox, BM, Guf O, T&T and Unon Carbde. *Another 16,000 frms do busness through censng arrangements or dstrbutors. *Last year the South Afrcan government spent $51.30 to educate each back chd whe spendng $620 for each whte chd. ch d. TM w Kk^wt'mTt MO Wz WeRE M EUMwE TE A Age,xtrcR. 4 s % 'P?. >'4 C )ml W \1 4/ 'em tj tw^^b».? :\~~~~~q.k *HDAWF \P?0 1 ^O!9 AV0J^f, Aoo: ^ ~s Y and 4ERE ok E _, * D ot T'cj'E^s PA ^ w RfcTDSW ) An Open Letter To Dr. Marburger From The SUSB Senate Presdent The Senate dscusson and vote on the caendar ast Monday needs to he put n swe perspectve. n the ate 1960's. Stony Brook was on a "tradtona" caendar n whch the fa term went a coupe of weeks past ('hrstmas before examnatons. P'roaby as a resut of student unhappness we shfted to a caendar whch ended before Chrstmas but had 14 weeks of casses n the fa and 1n n the sprng. n the md0's the argunent was made that unequa semesters. whether or not academcay sund. were key to be outawed by the State Educaton Department. C(onsequenty. t was agreed that we shoud return to equa ength 15week semesters. and wve started by gongr back to a post(chr.stmas fa semester. Student reacton aganst ths wass so strong that twev recoed and went over to an August start. Student and facutty reacton aga;nst ths was so strong that we recoed aned went toer to'a 1:'%vwk s ester wth onger c(a>s sessons. Student reacton and facuty sym pathy wth that reacton have been so strog that we are abot to reco( agan. There s no queston that f we go back to the Au19ust start there w\ he a further reacton whch coud we be strong enough to force another changt. w%,oud( ke tt propose an approach whch woud soften that reacton and eaxe the ossbtv that we coud have a stahe caendar whch wtoud ony be c hanged agan after genera (1S( son about how the caendar shoud ft n wth other aspects of the a, ademnc progran at the Unversty, rather than as a resut, of unhappness or ndgnaton n one quarter or another. The suggeston s tup start the fa term on September 1 and have the ast day of examnatons December 2.*. Snce ths woud op two days off the pro)p)o)sed earstart caendar, suggest that Labor Day shoud be made a reguar cass ol~nday. f the eary caendar aready was short one F'rday. t seems to me ogca that t coud a1s ose one day n the Tuesday/Thursday pattern. That woud mean that the tota contact tme n a threecredt Tuesdav/Thursdwa cass woud be 25 mnutes ess than for a Monday/Wednesday/Frday cass. nstead of 50 mnutes more. Both these cass da\ > coud be added on to the sprng semester. Ths amount of nequaty fnd we wthn acceptabe range. and of course both semesters woud exeued the State nunnunm requrement. Snce the most radca part of ths proposa for Stony Broo)k xtwoud be ca.s.ets on Labor Day. some comments are n order. One of the strongest arguments aganst a fa semester gong past Chrstmas was the dsrupton n everyone's trend of thought comng from the hodays. t s evdent that a threeday weekend comng afte the frst week of casses woud a!s) be qute dsruptve. Furthermrme. nmpotant as a of s shoud consder work, we can hardy say t s motre mp)rtant than 1Nwace. A campus whch does not observe Veteran's Dav has no strong reasqon to observe abor Dav. The September start woud st eave some peope ncudng me) grumbnga htot nterference wth summer actvtes. hut the acutenessof such dssatsfact tn wmud nx.. much ess than wth an August start. A further reevant pont was mentoned at the meetng. Whe t s true that our contract does not requ re casses to.start n September. we may be qute sure that the earv start woud not rsu t n an earer arrva of paychecks. Therefore. to other reasonns for srum bng wou141 bt adde1d the fact that any summer saary woud have had to stopear er w he academc year saary wvoud tx startng no soner. Because of the way that hodays. as we xs the number of Saturdayst and Sundays..n the perod Sept. tao Dec 2. fuctuate from year to year. we woud neturd somre ngenuty and fexbty to preserve such a caendar for future vears. Ho()wever. dscuszson on those adjustments may he deferred unt we have the currcuum revew under wav. n any case. as suggested above. ths seems ke a prop)osa whch woud fesu h ff nty vabe for a concerned that we coud get out of our trad tona patvtrn of react on and oscaton and focus more of our attenton on earnng. Whe beeve that ths projposa woud be} an mprovement for the eary start caendar. t s mportant to earn how the *communty at arge reacts tw t. Therefore. am submttng t for tubcaton n Statesman at the same tme that nt t t.o vw Afred S.<GodhabKer November 16, 1981 STATESMAN Page 9

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11 w COLLEGE NOTES Redford's Schoo W Open Late Moscow. D For the second tme n three months, actordrectorenvronmentast Robert Redford has deayed the premere of hs coege for natura resources students. The proposed nsttute for Resource Management. conceved by Redford as a management tranng center for students nterested n preservng and deveopng Amerca's natura resources, was to have opened ths September as a jont venture of the Unversty of daho and Washngton State Unversty. nta enroment was to be mted to 20 graduate students. But Redford announced n August the prvateyfunded nsttute woud not open unt next sprng. He sad there were fnancng probems. Now Hope Moore, the nsttute's executve drector, sad the nsttute w not open unt fa The reasons for the second deay were aso fnanca. None of the $6 mon endowment has been rased yet, she sad. "We have no guarantee yet of fundng." sad Sandra Haarsager. a Unversty of daho spokesman. "Redford] s st verystrongycommtted to the project. He says that t there's been an error n a of ths. t's been an error of enthusasm." Haarsager sad Redford chose the two unverstes to host the nsttute because of WS Xs areadyexstng envronmenta scences program and daho's strong programs n forestry. ax. mnng and agrcuture. Haarsager admtted "there's been tremendou.s; pressure recenty put upon prvate donors bv varous fundrasers due to federa cuts n sx ndng." But sad. "we've been assured by Redford s e' have the money next fa." Some are skeptca. " don't know f they' get off the ground or not." sad daho facuty member John P1oo. " thnk [nsttute supporters are probaby sncere n what then're try ng to do. but 'm not so sure Mr. Redford has anv rea dea how fnancng works n the rea word." daho student body Presdent Erc Stoddard add3d. "Students here have gotten pretty skeptca whether t' ever get estabshed. though they'd be overjoyed to have t." "There's a probem here wth state potcs." Stoddard expaned. "A ot of conservatves are concerned ths w be a potca vehce to pursue tera envronmenta deas. The roenvronment and prondustry peope n thsstatt are constanty ateach other'throats" Stoddard amented. "We'd ke to brng both sde s together. That's what the nsttute, a bout. hope we get the chance." Consequent. "we', ttyng to reach a pont of tota autonomv wt h the nst tute" to make t ndependent of Redford hmsef. Stoddard added. Coeges Set Student Ad As Lower Prorty New York, NY Despte cuts n federa student ad programs. most coege presdents woud rather spend corporate donatons on facuty saares than on hepng students pay for coege, accordng to anew survey by the ('(' counc. A E for Fnanca Ad to Educaton Sx ty fve percent of the 1000 coege pres dents contacted by the counc sad they woud appy corporate gfts to pay teachers. Just fve years ago. the majorty of coege presdents sad n a smar CFAE study they Most frequenty used corporate donatons to provde ad to students. CFAE research chef Anne Decker sad the change refects presdents' growng concern for how to keep taented peope from eavng campus for more ucratve postons n prvate enterprse. Facuty saares have gone up ony 25 percent snce whe the Consumer Prce ndex has rsen 40 percent durng the same perod. Decker ponted out Decker added that prvate busneesed con trbuted a bo u t $ 7 00 m o n to coeges n , the ast year for whch statstcs are avaabe. n the current study, amost twothrds of the presdents who partcpated sted facuty saares among ther top three prortes for spendng corporate gfts. Lsa morebach's The Offca Prepp, has sod more than 1 mon copes. Preppy tens Fnd Market Lsa Brnbach's "tte madras book." th Offtrfy rcppf 1<n//»oo./, has touched off a major merchandsng bonanza as we as a fad. Now\% n tx 22nd prntng. the preppy handbook has thu.; far sod over a mon paperback copes, t; at Uh,) each. A hardcover Chrstmas "coector's edton." prced at S$.95 each. s on ts way. The box)ok forms just the whees. though. of a commerca bandwagon upn m hch numerous expoters have been quck to hop. Workman Press of New York. * whch pubshes the book (and prevousy brourht you the Kban Cat) aso produces an astoundng arrav of reated preppy products. "'The preppy book," sad Donna Gouud. Workman's pubcty drector, "has pa preppy products." ndeed. Preppy tote bags and Tshrts abound.as do aprons ("Before truth,"exto s one. "the rght fork"). desk dares.. Chrstmas cards. statonar\a boosk bags. note pads (messages from the desks ' of Mummy." "Daddy. "MuffV." or "'Skp") and pns c(..b. c." Coudn't t be Cuter for one.) Corkv Tyer, natona saes manager fo r Srgna Marketng nc., a arge dstrbutor of preppy ceramc peces and gassware. s essx sangune. Athough enthusastc about her company's preppy products, she sad they have not done we outsde of the Northeast. Southeast. or southern Caforna. "'t hasn't caught on n paces ke Wvomnor the Dakotas. but ths s not due to restance to the product, but to a ack of nterest," she sad. f those regons do not need preppy. t s cear that preppy does not need them ether. One frm. the C.R. Gbson Co.. reports t has sod "n excess or $750,00 worth of preppy scrapbooks. photo abums, address books, buetn boards. mn jgsaw puzzes, and other prntee matera just snce May. No dream (oes unoppose, however, and opposton s expotabe. too. Boomngdae's and Macy's n New York have both opened speca preppy shops. whch feature preppy and antpreppy matera sdebysde. Vcr Hffr Preppucs Hfn/fmmo'% n partcuar. s reported by Macy's to be "dong very we." The phenomenon has even proved tsef to be exportabe: Preppy products have been censed n Japan ths year. ^h, ^ _ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ *;;.s ba e m:::~~~~~~~~~~~~ rs r m =M wmf t..... m ~~~ cm r 4t $os E * off a W V SOLD * _ e NEW 2 TACOS Fot No BuWW Locaftm 11/22 /8 1 11U 3 MDCE COUNTRY M. * SELDE 1wt N t o mm" *v.c u ON RUSSA: T'S ART & DOUBLE CHEESEBURGER APWFRENDC FRNCHFRE L J. PEOPLE An 8 day tour desgned to ntroduce Amercans to Russa's artstc hertage and contemporary festye. $ DAYS 7 NGHTS DEPARTS: APRL 3,1982 RETURN: APRL 10,1982 Escorted by PROFESSOR L. VOGEL Department of Germanc & Savc Languages ENGLSH SPEAKNG TOUR GUDES * Fm, Dscusson & Refreshments MONDAY, NOVEMBER 30th, 5:00 p.m.a Room 2340, Lbrary 2nd foor. J 1 For detas ca: Germanc & Savc Dept.: (\ A_ /1 s 1 ad or St. James Trave: PLUS TAX N0O LMT * ANY DAY * ANY TME 100 PURE BEEF 11/22/811 ~ ~~:Wm ~ M w v November 16, 1981 STATESMAN Page 11

12 w w w x w o w s ft t M"'rs Statesman needs news, sports and feature wrters, graphcs and advertsng artsts, photographers and An Adverts mnf. Art Drector wto w oversee thex advertsng art department. Contact Aan Federbush or CoY Gooub, bus ness managers about ths poston; Contact Lor Sefert about the others. Satesman 246 3G90 Room 075, Unon Basement t * 0 '* J M MV N srry uwc n KW svouc! ts from a rock To get your WC _ " s on? You betf send n the appcaton aong the free wth a stamped, sef Ma to WCN C_ Box _ #Ca.ts addressed enveope We * 666, Rverhead NY1901 * f bd to save vou rush vou Vou.WM CO owtwc Appcants must be 16 or and a compete ;'St Of money o tder n ves any Thursday savng specas Or ca _ NA guestfree use for a WARM CAM M*E D for 10 to sot outet near you. And stay A o SS * unts on cothes tuned to FM 104 for surprse tereos and more. specas as they happen. o *TOW orne dnng Once you carry the WtM ' eery day A at YOu won't eave Zp taurants and 1 home wthout t. ear you..ahwdw 4 4 H ~ raww _S~~~~~~~~~~~ w w a 4mwS WV T = Page 12 STATESMAN November 16, f * 0 7 ^Uusne OPEN 7 DAYS Sunday through Thursday 7 a.m. t 9:30 p.m. FRDAY & SATURDAY OPEN 24 HOURS Across from Raroad Staton At Ceder St. & Rte. 25A, Stony Brook, N.Y L mg 4 t And

13 P ~ wege Poner f{o n, *ed fro t pae ) 1 ask f coud get a copy for them. " took t upon mysef to go nto record shops n ths area and try and get them to get the Whaers' records, and thngs ke that. t was just ke a regous campagn. "Rado, reay, to me s just a propaganda machne," Lster sad. "You create fase stuatons and branwash peope nto these stuatons or you con them nto buyng stuff that the bg corporate enttes want you to buy. But, just fet that you coud use t for somethng ese. You coud probaby touch a few sous just ke a man can st down wth a gutar and pay some bues tunes and touch you and reach you. Now/"Lster contnued "the key to reggae musc as far as 'm concerned. was never meant to be entertanment. t's a weapon wthout compromse. That's the grassroots source of ts mtancy. t's mtancy comes from a specfc experence by oppressed masses n Jamaca, just ke n any other socety, especay the Unted States of Amerca. t's a means out of ths oppresson. t's a means of survva. t's a means of tryng to sove certan socoogca probems et cetera. But t manfests tsef n many dffer * ent strange ways." Whe Lster was enroed at Stony Brook, he heped out at * sand Records, performng varous jobs, athough he wasn't on the payro. When hs co ege career ended, he went to work fu tme for the record company. Hs andng the job was, an "accdent," he met company presdent Chrs Bac'kwe n an eevator, the two struck up a conversaton an( Lster was hred the next day. Hs frst assgnment ' nvoved record saes and he has been workng that end of the busnes snce.! Does he regret not fnshng hs educaton? "We, don't thnk was ever meant to be part of the unversty system, so ts no bg thng, you know?" Lster ex)anea "Mentay, was never part of the whoe beaurocracy of Stony Brook Unversty. so t was a bessng n dsguse for me. That experence knd of reay motvated me to keep beevng n what beeve n." Lster was born September 26, 1952 n Kngston, Jamaca. He has seen bands from hs country strugge for but never acheve commerca success whe whte bands such as the Poce and Bonde make mons of doars wth reggae songs. t has made hm somewhat btter. "The reason why the Poce are so boody rch s because of reggae musc," he sad. "t shows you the potentaty, f there wasn't so much skn prejudce n ths unverse aganst backs who pay ths type of musc... Raca prejudce s an nsttuton n ths humantaran word." Even though Lster's work at sand Records brngs hm nto contact wth recordng stars he works wth Peter Tosh and worked wth the ate Bob Marey he sts works wthout pay at WUSB. " ove t, he sad haven't found any other pace :hat makes me fee as comfortabe. ((mtf effj om p)(ty 1 ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ S ~t+'t "' f, ; t f'! ' s Stff~ T'! 'j The offca starters of the Muscuar Dystrophy Assocaton Super * dance '81 were (from eft to rght) James Back, vce presdent for Unversty Affars, Fred Preston, vce presdent for Student Affars, Master of Ceremones Barrngton Johnson and Assembyman George Hochbruckner. MAKE YOUR OWN CON NECTON AT a ( $156 ;. certfcate for use at anv store A second prze of a $100 gft went to ('harene Wney. for *NAUTLUS TRANNG EQUPMENT *FREE WEGHT EQUPMENT *\khrlpool *STEAM ROOMS *RUNNNG ROOM SPECAL Superdance '8 fr^ HERE ARE SOME _ OF THE FNE FEATURES AVALABLE TO OUR MEMBERS *AEROBCS & EXERCSE CLASSES *STAFF CHROPRACTOR *PRO SHOP *HEALTH BAR *SEPARATE MENS & WOMENS LOCKER ROOMS rasng $ Thrd prze, a $50 gft certfcate went to Luca Cameron, who rased $ Przed were awarded on the bass of how much money the dancer rased, and f the dancer asted the fu 24 hours. 'm proud of the dancers." Movahed sad. "'Ony one person dropped out. truy coud not have had a more dedcated group of peope to ead. The event ttxok three months Of pannng and from the fevdhack that had gotten from x t h t he dancers and spectators t \was a success." Movahed totnued. "We met a our groas. and we \. meet our fna goa of $10),ooo by F r dav." t.... ~~~~~~~~~~ 6 month $1 35. COLLEGE RATE 6 months f Coventry Commons Ma Stony Brook Just 1/2 Me East of Smthaven Ma (corner of Stony Brook Rd. and Nesconset Hwy), Campus bus stops rght outsde our door HOURS: MONDAY THRU FRDAY 7 AM TO 9 PM SATURDAY 9 AM TO 5 PM 4 "qmk J November 16, 1981 STATESMAN Page 13

14 # WE _* _ = =o_ The Russan Cub s havng a meetng on Monday, November 16th, 1981 n the brary room N4060 at 2:30 p.m. AMNESTY NTERNA TONAL s havng a meetng tommorrow at 8 p.m. n room N 302 n the Soca and Behavora Scence Budng. Come and ask us what we are about. The GA Y STUDENT UNON s havng a meetng on Thursday, November 19th, 1981 n Unon room 231 at 8: p.m. PRELAW SOCETY s havng a meetng and a guest speaker from Suffok County Bar Assocaton n the Student Unon Rm. 237 at 8:00 p.m. on Wednesday, November 18th. A members are urged to attend ENACT meetngs every Tuesday at 7:00 p.m. n the ENACT offce n Unon Room 079. FORTNGHT w accept submssons of orgona poetry, fcton feature wrtng and artwork for ts December Number. Deadne Thursday, November 19th. Pease submt Wednesday afternoon/evenng at offce 060 Unon Basement or pace under door of offce or n Mabox (opposte Unon Manager's offce) Offce Phone (Wednesdays) 63377, aternate phone (ask for Lsa). *re A! J and Speakers '81 An evenng wth... The GOGO's wth Joe Kng Carrasco & The Crowns Nov. 22nd 9 PM Gym Genera Admsson Tckets are st avaabe. THE PRETENDERS have been reschedued for Feb. 2nd, Nov. 1st tckets w be honored or refunded. Stony Brook Speakers presents SAB Speakers n cooperaton wth G.SU. present... Vto Russo author of "The Ceuod Coset". A Fm and Lecture presentaton on the portraya of Homosexuaty n the Moves. Tues., Nov. 24th at 8 p.m. Unon Audtorum 231 Admsson s Free!! Stony Brook Concert Move Seres presents... Mon., Nov. 23rd The GRATEFUL DEAD 8 and 10:30 p.m. Unon Audtorum Tx 25 Z Pease pck up tx n advance to nsure a seat. \NVBAB] t05>a e~~~~~~~~s!~~b THE MOVE S HERE. Rare prnt of the fm '1984" based on Orwe's cassc nove. Starrng: Edmund O"Bran, Donad Peasence Two shows, 7:30 & 9:3 11/18/81, LC 100 &7 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ : : Page 14 STATESMAN November 16, 1981 ALL POLTY ADS are sekected by the POLTY OFFCE

15 ,CaDC DTC! rmorer n r C3 ff t. " WANTED USED RECORDS WANTED, top cash$ pad for rock abums and tapes No coecton too arge. Free pckup Ca Genn HELP WANTED YOUTH LEADERS WANTED for Jewsh groups n Suffok Must have own transportaton and Jewsh background Ca Young Judaea WANTED RELABLE MATURE femae for babysttng and housekeepng day 2 to 5 Own transportaton, references requred Ca after 6. Near campus COOK NEEDED Must be experenced on gr and sandwch board mmedate. Appy Pancake Cottage Rte 25A Setauket SUPERVSON AND CHAUFFERNG for two junor hgh students Lght housework errands 3PM6PM MonFr. $3/hr. Own transportaton requred after 3PM Poston starts md December OVERSEAS JOBS summer /year round Europe, S Amer, Austraa. Asa. A feds. $500 $1200 monthy Sghtseeng. Free nfo Wrte UC Box 52NY29 Corona Det Mar. CA FOR SALE '73 SEDAN FURY great mechanca condton many new parts askng $550 ca CASER SK BOOTS Oen s ze 8 orgnay *200 now Whng for $ Mke FOR SALE 1975 Chew Monza Good runng oond. Two snow tres. St" beted radas AM/FM Rado. Now shocks. Must sn. Askng *700 Ca Ask for Cory '72 Capr V6, Runs we, good gas, needs mnor work. $700 Negotabe. Ca CHEWY NoVA6 cyt, AT, PS, F. $300 or B.O * Lq E Po _,q M... Jets Pu Pass Bs The Jets, 611 n ther ast eght games, moved past Buffao nto second pace n the Amercan Footba Conference East one game behnd Mam. An ntercepton and fumbe recovery by nebacker Greg Butte set up Bruce Harper's 4yard touchdown and a Pat Leahy fed goa ate n the frst haf that propeed them past the Patrots. Lons Upset Cowboys, 2724 Pontac, Mchgan Edde Murray's 47yard fed goa wth tme runnng out gave the Detrot Lons a 2724 upset of the Daas Cowboys. The boot competed Detrot's dramatc comeback from a 2417 defct wth 2:31 eft n the game. The Cowboys took the ead at that pont when Danny Whte ht Jay Sad for a 14yard touchdown pass. Browns Beat 49ers San Francsco Matt Bahr's 24yard fed goa wth 43 seconds to pay gave the Ceveand Browns a 1512 vctory over San Francsco, snappng the 49ers' wnnng streak at seven games. Bahr, who was wth the 49ers when the streak started, connected after Quarterback Bran Spe connected wth Regge Rucker for a 38yard pass pay. Nghthawks Defeat Voyageurs, 72 New Haven, Connectcut Berne Nchos scored two frstperod goas ast nght as the New Haven Nghthawks roed to a 72 vctory over the Nova Scota Voyageurs n the Amercan Hockey League. n the second perod. Jm Mayer scored on a power pay and Scott Gruh added anokther as New Haven took a 41 ead after two perods. Dan Daoust had scored for the Voyageurs n the frst perod. Bobby Sheehan and Caude LaRochee then scored n the fna perod to make t 61 n favor of the Nghthawks before Crag Laughn added Nova Scota's fna goa. Dary Evans then scored New Haven's seventh goa. New Haven's record s not 791, whe Nova Scota s 1O11. CLASSFEDS EPPHONE GUTAR stee strngs Exceent condton Carryng case $85 Ca evenngs after 6 PM ZX80 MCROCOMPUTER 1 K RAM, 4K Basc and Z80 assemby anguage, graphcs, vdeo and cassette nterface Ready to use n seconds $95 Ca TOYOTA CORONA SW 4 Speed New cutch system exceent runnng Must go THE BNDER S OFF!! And my 1972 Odsmobe 98 s st up for sae Needs sght body work and runs we f st nterested ca Dane at Between 9&5 S300 MNOLTA PHOTOCOPY PAPER W beat any egtmate prce. Ca REFRGERATOR KNG used refrgerators and appances sod and bought. Devery to your room HOUSNG BEDROOM N LAKE RONKONKMA 15 mn from campus $100 month pus 1 /4 uttes Ca ROOM FOR RENT n 4;bedroom house wth 3/grad students. Compete ktchen Wak to campus. opposte South "P" ot $162/'mo pus 1/4 uttes Grad students or post docs ony Ava Dec 1 Ca SERVCES WANT BETTER GRADES? Get tutored Chemstry, Physcs, Cacuus, precac, Organc. Rates Negotabe. Fred ELECTROLYSS RUTH FRANKEL certfed feow ESA, recommended by physcans. 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BLACK SHORT hared ab yeow coar whte spot on chest Spayed femae FOUND HARD CONTACT LENSES nea Grad Bo Ca George eves LOST LGHT BROWN WALLET somewhere on campus on Thurs Oct 29th Desperatey needed Evenngs CAMPUS NOTCES ATTENTON FENCERS Fencng Cub meetng Wednesday nght 7 PM to 10 PM n the dance studo Cub tournament and jackets w be dscussed STAC MEETNG on Thurs Nov. 19 n Rm 223 Unon A members shoud attend ALL PEOPLE GONG TO SHOREHAM 11 /19 meet behnd ght engneerng by recevng patform at We w eave at Pease brng your cars Pants must be worn by everyone, Shoes are recommended but sneakers are o.k. f necessary ALL ENGNEERS There w be a speaker on your professona engneer censng exam 1 / 18 at 700pm Rm 301 Od Engneerng Refreshments w be served f you are graduatng n May. t's now or never. THE FRST MEETNG for Back Women s weekend w be on Nov 18th at 900 n Stage 12 Fresde Lounge. A members of the communty nterested n partcpatng are encouraged to attend. ALL WOMEN NTERESTED n Zeta Ph Beta Sororty Meetng November 16th n the Unon Rm 216 at 8 00pm Pease brng a frend BBLCAL PROPHECY Fact or fcton? What does the Bbe predct about todays and tomorrows events? Fnd out Thursday Nov :30 Rm 216 Student Unon Sonnsored by Campus Crusade for Chrst Now Devers Day & Nght 11:30 am. t Mdnght (We use PoUyo Whoe Mk Products) * Speaker Systems for Home/Dorm /fauto n kt or assembed form at up to 50% Off Reta! PERSONALS DEAR NUDGEY SLEEPER Happy 6 months! We've had some pretty fanrfc tmes togetherfrom the SANDY beach to the EARLY Saturdy aarm. We've come ong way baby! Thanks for everythng. Love ya, SPEDY! TRP TO RUSSA Apr 310 $ a ncusve. See dspay ad for nformaton ca THS S A BG THANK YOU for Lee. who dd a of my drty work and a of the takng that had to be done; wthout her we woud have been oh so not there Ths s for Gary. bessed wth the gft of patence, our fnanca wzard who never gets "any".(we ove you Gary!) Ths s for Rch, our true protector, for beng sck enough to do ths when he ddn't have to For Care and Lenny, our cutch coupe of the Fest, wthout whom we woud most assuredy be n debt For ME, our Longh hostess wth the mostest dependabe and beautfu aways. For Perry and John. the bonc beer duo, for beng the ve entertanment For Joe Tornabene, just for beng so AAmercan For Rena, the gr who ddn't see the Fest, (but money taks) For Mke and Terr, for dong everythng we ddn t want to. For Jane and Andrea, for puttng up wth Andy, and for beng the dears tht they ar For Pau Sant, Keth Commander. and Co., for dong the drty work {teray). For Bob Chroneos. for beng a sound man. For Fre Safety, for ghtng up our ves For Gary Matthews, for your truck and your cojcern, we are ndebted. For Gordon. my sknnest asnd most trusted advsor, for beng easy to feed and easy to get. For Berne, for takng ths and a of us serousy (you were the ony one). For the Hand Coege Staff, 3A. and Lnda. for puttng up wth my perenna absence and bad moods. For Abraxsas. wherever you are, ove you. Thanx end ove you a. Mary. And from Lee Mary, We're not pantng another sgn For havng two ears that understand my persstent neuroses and for beng everythng needed you to be Love youlee MELANE, Anee ohave otach. Lenny 8LOTTA COMNG Now. 21 st to Chewrs Don't mss them. Ca B888ASE, What more can say than ' yes, doou ove you even f you do have to go to Vahaa. hope that we're aways together Happy 20th Love your staon. YOU CAN DO SOMETHNG about word hunger: Fast for OXFAM Ca pm evenngs SPEAKER EMPORUM Cu stom Speakers Cost Less! * Speaker Parts and Accessores * 10% Dscount for S. U S. B Students and Facuty FENCERS Come down to the fencng cub Wednesday nghts from 7pm to 1 Opm Free essonsa three weapons Come down and pracce for the semester fo tournament whch w be hed December 2nd A wecome HERCULES TWO TME G Quad champon. now the ntermura champon What's next? Congratuatons, the Magnet Guys NTERESTED N MOVNG to Ammann or Knowedge of femaes eavng from Roth or Taber Ca THOMAS HELLER Engneerng student Pease contact Professor Stampfer Tuesday or Thursday afternoon November Seventeen Humantes 246 or by campus teephone DEAR SUSAN, Happy 21st Brthday' We ove you. the F H 8 s "And ths s the truth. WANTED Manow tckets November 27th Concert at Coseum Ca PLAY WTH YOURSELF or pay wth a frend The Rany Nght House needs taent for the taent show on Nov 19 and you ony need 10 mn. of matera Ca Chrs at SECOND, need payers for fu nghts of entertanment booked at camus cubs f you are a soo, duo or a bond wth taent ca Chrs at TO THE CHCK who wrtes nasty etters and notes your game s offensvey obnoxous and your MACHO puppeteer s nformng you wrong. Unfata advcemeow out Can ya.eate? Many unhappy ammannotes. REMEMBER ALL THOSE baseba cards you traded when you were a kd? Now you can trade them for cash Ca Danny SOFT. You o.k.? Ted *Used Audo and Musca Equpment Bought /Sod on consgnment GRAND OPENNG NOV. 14th! Enter Drawng Between Nov. 14th & Nov. 21 st for FREE set of speakers! Mon.F r.: Noon7 p.m. Saturday. 10 a.m.5 p.m. 746 Mdde Country Rd., Seden, N.Y. (5 16 ) (2 mes East of Nchos Rd.) ARE YOU ALWAYS TRED??DO YOU OFTEN FEEL RUN DOWN SUNY VTAMNSYOUR ON CAMPUS VTAMN PEOPLE w dever a natura dscount vtamns to you or No devery charges No tax Ca NEED CASH? Lone Tran nut w pay you cash for those od trans ayng n your attc gatherng dust. Ca Art A MNUTE of medtaton on Bbe Pro HAPPY 18th cut you're the best Gt phosypresentedbythechnstadephans wasted and have a grot brthdty. Love Ca Oways Lnde_ November 16, 1981 STATESMAN Page 15

16 M tatesman Jets ove Pdst B at P O R T see page 15 M Footba Team Ends Season B3y Lsa Nape t was the fna game of the Stony Brook Footba Patrots 1981 season Saturday, aganst New York Martme. The P'atrots defeated Martme ast year, Ths year t was dfferent. and the Patrots sent Martme home wth a 90 vctory. eavng ther season record at 540. The Great Red Destroyer was n fne form for most of the game, rarey ettng the Martme offense get past ther own 20 yard ne. Defensve end Ron Brggns recovered a fumbe earv n the frst quarter after the destroyer sacked Martme's quarterback twce n the same 60 seconds of pay. There was another fumbe recoverv n the second quarter. ths one caused hy ne backer Bran O'adev and was recovered by, defensve tacke TommV Lucas. Trhe score was st 00. Trhen t happened, wth ony 30 secon(ds eft n the haf Martme kcker Rck Bon kcked a 37 yard fed goa to brng the score to 3t0. The thrd quarter contnued the batte of the defenses, wth the Destrover cearv n the ead. As the game moved nto the fourth quarter, however. that ead n sk gave way to the reatv that t was fed zzoas that were gong to uwn ths game and t was Martme that was gong to score them. The Destrover never et them sgt et cose enough to score a By Laure J. Rtns<chreber Manv of ast year's top cross country men runners dd not return to the team. causng the Patrot's downfa from a touchdown so Bon kcked the ba over the Patrots heads to score two more fed goas n the fourth quarter, one for 41 yards wth 10 mnutes to go n the game and one, a Stony Brook fed and a Martme footba record of 55o yards, wth seven mnutes to go. Wth the score at 90 the fna whste sounded and the footba season was over. As spectacuary as the Destroyer payed t s extremey dffcut to wn footba wthout an offense. Stony Brook's offense Just s not as strong as ther defense and Saturday they weren't as strong as Martme's defense ether. They attempted 1X passes and competed fve for a gan of 3:3 vards and had 31 rushes for a gan of 14 vards. That's a tota gan of 33 yards. One must aso examne the other sde of the con. Martme's offense ddn't fare verv we themseves. Thev had 13 rushes for a gan of.50 vards and they attempted 15 passes, of whch ony three were competed. for a gan of 40 vards. They ganed a tota of 90 yards to the Patrots 476;, both quarterbacks took equay severe beatngs. gett ng sacked sx tmes each, and ony Stonv Brook can boast two fumbe recoveres. Defentsvey, the Patrots paved a touch game. )efensve Lneman Mke n franco stayed 62 season record ast year. to ths year's 28 record. The 1980 number one runner and Most Vauabe Payer. Ph Mranda Stony Brook's Bake Cambey, one of the members of the men's cross country team who ved up to Coach Westerfed's standard to quafy for the Regonas. Page 16 STATESMAN November 16, s0 Statesman Steve Joe Patrot's Dno Deany fas on a fumbe n Saturday's game aganst the U.S. Martme Academy. Stony Brook ost t's season's fna game, 90. true to form and was the game's eadng tacke wth 10 and 9 asssts. e was foowved by defensve end Chare Nchoas who had 10 and 7 asssts as we as successfuy bockng one punt and makng three quarterback sacks. Next n ne was Lucas wth 10 and 6. Wth a hopes for a payoff transferred to Hunter Coege. John Devtt who hed the number two spot, graduated. Ted sod. the thrd faster runner on ast year's team ddn't come out for the team ths year due to too many casses, hs workng hours and because hs best frend and number ffth runner. Steve Rgby, transferred to Northeastern. Another runner from ast year'steam, Steve Muany, dd not return accordng to Coach Gary Westerfed. because "he wanted to socaze on Thursday nghts and coud not do that and run effectvey on Saturday." thnk that s a bg probem at Stony Brook, the bg party nght on Thursday." contnued Westerfed. "Athetc events requre endurance and tranng rues do not ncude Thursday nght poartes." Ths eft the number seven runner, Maro Wkowsk as the top returnng man from ast year's team. Presenty the number one runner Mke Wnter partcpated on the team two years ago. n the Natona Coegate Athetc Assocaton Dvson Cross Country Regonas whch was the Patrots ast Xevnt on Saturday, they dd not enter a fu team. Wkowsk, Bake Cambey ;nd Php Horn were the ony three ) runners representng Stony Brook. Wnter who was supposed to attend coud not due to an anke njury. berth effectvey squashed the Patrots have gone nto ther ast hudde of the year promsng to come out fghtng n September. Lack of Pay11cers Leadcs to Parots Downfa Lack of Payers Downfa Leads to Patrots "n the mdde of the season when saw tmes set a standard," sad Westerfed. The standard was to run 28:30 at Abany on October 31, or 29:30 n Van Cortand Park. The reason was to motvate them to run faster and hoped we woud get seven guys to run faster, but we ddn't." Westerfed added. Wnter and Wkowsk acheved the Standard. Cambey came cose n Abany runnng the race n 28:50. '*Cambey was fast at the begnnng, he got sower. thnk he chokes n competton, he runs faster n practce," Westerfed stated. Horn was taken to the Regonas because he has ony been on the team for a month and he came cose to the Standard. "He was the ony guy who had a faster tme n the Regonas, than on the 31st. He s startng to get nto shape," Westerfed sad. n the Regonas, Wkowsk paced frst for the Patrots and 96th out of 110 runners n the race, wth a tme of 29:34. Horn was 99th n the race and hs tme was 29:54. Wth a tme of 31:20 Cambey ran n 104th, three mnutes sower than he has run a fveme race prevousy. The season amost started wth a bang at the team's frst meet n Southampton. 'Three guys ran the course n 27 mnutes, but we found out that the course was over a quarter of a me short. thought t was gong to be a good season," concuded Westerfed.