Saesman Disribued free of chay hruff ou campus and communiy ever Mody, Wednsa adfdy FRDAY DECEMBR 12 1975 Sony Broo, New York Volume 19 NuOaer 36 1%. By RUTH BONAPACE The Sae Supreme Cour will decide by Monday wheher or no Sony Brook sudens will be forced o evacuae he dormiories during he exended inersession. Judge George Aspland is expeced o announce his decision oday or Monday, following abou 21h hours of esimony yeserday by sudens who obained a showcause order earlier his week quesioning he "frced evicion" of sudens from. heir dorms and by Universiy aorney Richard Kahn. The sudens aced as heir own aorney, wih graduae suden Mark Miciak and Red Balloon member Larry Speilberg, wo of he five sudens named in he cour order, arguing he ease in Riverhead Sae Cour. Oher sudens named include graduae suden Ernes Peio and healh science sudens Kahy Ayers and Rosemary Carbone. % \ / r ' r 0 1*0..~~~ By EDDE HORWTZ The Poliy Senae rejeced he Councl's appoinmen of Samuel Haf as he new Poiy execuive direcor and formed a new commiee o choose a new candidae. The Senae objeced o he procedure used in choosing Haf, no of his appoinmen. Poliy Treasurerelec Mark Minasi lised five poins agains he selecion commiee's acions: he uncerainy is o wheher an ad for he posiion was placed in The New York Times; he commiee's meeing imes were se by he Poliy Presiden wihou consuling he oher members of he commiee; while a member of he commiee, Minasi said he was no allowed o ake par in he decision because he missed wo inerviews; Weprin refused o inform him of wha had occurred a he meeings he missed; and he commiee didn' check Haf's references. Poliy Secreary San Greenberg complained ha an adverisemen for he posiion was placed only in Newsday. Also, an applican was rejeced because he applied lae because he didn' know abou he job opening. "They don' ge Newsday in Albany," he said. Favorie Candidae n an inerview Wednesday nigh, Wepr charged ha Greenberg and Commuer Senaor Al ASchuer had a favorie candidae who was eliminaed from consideraion because he didn' apply during he ime period, Weprin said. "Obviously, he [Greenberg] was so se on his person ha he go i veoed by he Senae." Minasi replied, " [Weprin's remark] is 100 percen wrong." He said ha he Senae heard boh sides before hey decided o rejec Haf. "The same shi happened las year when he Council ried o be he agency which hired he execuive direcor," he said. Nohing was done las year, bu his year ha misake was correced. '"e Poliy Senae is he mos represenaive legislaive suden body on campus and hey were pracically excluded from he search process," he said. "The Council made he decision and said o he Senae 'ake i or leave i.' " Tragic Misake Commuer Senaor Mark Wes called he rejecion a "ragic misake." Wes said ha he knows "a grea deal abou Mr. Haf and his work as an adminisraor in Dowling College" and ha Haf was very well liked a Dowling. "Har has he abiliy o deal srngy on behalf of suden ineress. The smear as of Sdhube Y The Universiy announced las week mus emp ly move ino ooms ha i would exend inenession for acaed by Sae XH Ridens who hbv one week, dosing all dorms excep lef campus during he MewL The Sage X which will house sudens i Unive has claimed ha is no deems unable o leave campus including iable for personal p y ef on healh science sudens which have a campus during he ineon including differen academic calendar ha he ha of Su XU mfds wbo mu core campus, in an effor o reduce pu heir belononp in somp o allow heaing coss. oher sudens o move in. The Univexsiy esimaes will owe While mos of he sudens invd more han $2 million in fuel bills by n he cour acion dealined o dhscm March. Cosing he dorms will cu fuel he deails of hei cue for fer ha i coss by $60,000, wih he remainng migh pejudice he la o $1,540,000 o be accrued by oher overall os an db O. auseriy measures, including a "sudy Excepiof o Rub week" in March when clams will no be Assan lxecuiv ic Pnie held. Sudens have charged ha Ronald Sbgd old h cour ye ay $60,000 is small sum in relaion o he he Unhreniy v ny iu oal expeced defici, and h he dorms eaeh yew and dug sudens who inconvenience of sudens vacaing he Uwe on cmpus a ha ffe an merely dorms ouweighs he money saved. excepkos o he mule. Th UnhWriy Such sudens eugible o remain on Ao a Ou he b campus no already living in Sage XH reemen auea by m=mwmfw4b ~ ~ ~ ~ " ShowCause Order Decision Expeced Monday my im o or bdk or _0 n o emb of he Univfy oo a oo Ahad o he P coo Joe sb o in _ o pbm w sppcousd by S Skoy Broo Coac, k oigwiys Bood of Truoo a lb d Ba Xd u L no d i h fe sbubnb d ad * «bwdow f. a awd mu 1_y we wsschmusb m ord iledmd, ex _ s obi _ * me mf ei dmu= o0 wiou dj noice ad is efa for eol (Coainued on ps2) Senae Rejecs Direcor Chosen by Council : B~dew A L The Sup XH sbudn odd ha h Se X a wdg ie dto sad dm AF.Or i C m im. _ E^o'W ' b w ob [Friay when he quad offics, "in,who o ri mov ou and who wl man in," h sadd. ihw «we is n UN&i favor, eprblyw=' MO. o adw a= Th Se8ae agreed o aid SopXN n dmir s r_. Tbey VWu suppl pawp, pu hon a e depol zd asnow hem o un do boy lrw* Dens Hdey. n oher acionsv he Seaage o _esaucur he Suden Acies Bowd, _iaing ew _p s o m0 and i oo 1 o_. piions would be epaeod by a miee eompae o he o be che by he Poliy Council, by a PbYi ad by h chairman of SAB. Acig SAB Doug Gillan said, "Mw join ofml m~oad oo Bconcers Minn had become my vas and l eid ha hey had o ae can of dden on, b house a en of a e, hir MARK MNAS finances. was oo much work f o w _ a o do, he said. Th c e sc wo ld reduce h and Minad ham reached an inolerable poin." work load of each pe on. A new coulniee has been formed o choose he Gan add had he nex iscue arsing n B s nex execuive direcor of Poliy, wih membership geing funds. open o all senaors and Council members. They will Since SAB's funds are almos depleed, mo accep new applicaions and will work ino inercession is needed from he Senae, he mid. new f*k aren, if necessary. Haf will be conideed as one of he allocaed, pd concers such as Ax Two finaliss by he new commiee. and Jaso Brown won' hpen. **B we dn P n oher maers, a Sage X1 residen, who wishes o more money fom he senae, c e ju w remain anonymous, ad sed he Senae concerning exis" he sid. wha Sage X sudens plan o do abou he The Senae also voed no o suppor he Chls Adminisraion's plan for inersesdon. The plan o Service Eapoye Asocon n heir piopweed sre. house all residen sudens in Sage X Quad over However, Commuer Senaor Don Holmes said ha W inenession would require he quad residens who are sudens and CSRA should w ork. lb sd a leaving campus during inersesion o move all of heir a Monday ng's hing "Pord lumped sudens belongings ou of heir rooms since hese migh be ogeher as m d i." Homa a sdad da needed for sudens saying on campus The suden Senae showed a pe lack of moral courag_ in said ha a suden commiee was formed anng of failing o voe for solidariy wih fh paopoaed CSEA represenaives of all buildings in Sage X. srike." "People in he buildings over here awe commiing lbe Senae meeing an lae, so weno hemselves no o move ou," she said. 'Me commiee Poliy Execuive Direcor Mid l HaR V VO decided ha Sage X residens will no move ou, farewell address o he S8en, baly a q ha hey will suppor residens of oher quads who remaned. Afer his a nman Mob a won' move ou, and ha hey wan o orgaze a o buy Har a gold wach or 60 y o ere 12 campuswide group. monhs." The moion p ^
<' i i: :: 6jS T = s 9 4 =.., =. ;':, A. * : r : :'., 1 L Sudens Take Universiy o Cour OM a To Anser "Evicion" &A Charges m^a f~~~~~ww~r malga &&.0 Briefs (Coninued from pao 1) Audiorium a a fonum.. o Miciak, JLa Ph.D.. A candidae Suen also say ha he aissuss me exenw noersmewsswoui 9sociloy, meu yeservwy ne Unhversiy is always n session,, paricularly for gau sudens who ofen coninue heir research during in, and sudens who live independenly of heir parens and consider he Universiy heir legal domicile. Mhe show cause order wa wrien by Speilberg and Red Balloon member Michd Cohen, a former suden. was signed by Sae Supreme Cour Judge Charles Thorn Monday, and presened o Acing Universiy Presiden T. Alexander Pond ha ngh before an angry crowd of abou 200 sudens gahered in he Sony Brook Union Ayen and Carbone, he healh science sudens named in he sui, saed in heir affidavi yeserday ha he HSC Office of Suden Services informed hem ha HSC sudens "are eniled o live in one of hree residence halls operaed according o he iealh Sciences Cener academic calendar," including Sage X D, Hendrix College and Douglass College. Tbe Healh Science calendar runs hrough June, and he HSC sudens mainain ha since heir academic quarer ends January 30, hey do no share he same inersession as core campus sudens. The Universiy has already begun he ask of *findig housing for sudens wishing o remain on campus during in1enesson. However, e H Office is 'rying o amod" forcing sudens o lue n rooms where hey weo no invied. '6We're rying o make i as pesona a we can," soid Residenial fe Direcor Roger Pbdp. Alhough he acual deadline for housing applicaions was Wednesday, Phdps said ha laeapplicans will be '4aken care or, bu bey wfl have applied." a 'lower prioriy han hose who aldeady According o Phips, '"We're rying o honor ad he ppicaions we can. We have abou 146 spues including lounges." n addiion, 40 o 50 oammaniy memben "we wiing o ake in sudens." The Women's Club s y o locae such families. So far, abou a dozen sudens sad ha hey wll be willing o live off campus during ine eio. e youre invied, i' realy nice," fpep said. Sudens preeny living in Sap XN who wfll be leaving during in on are being nsruced o 'look a he lis[ofudensnding h posed in he quadi office." ROGER PHELPS A fiuuy sysem of recod keeping ha amle o s m of $1.5 nmlon gdb"dy o and cobras of e Deparmen of Healh, Educaion and Weda cod canem in federa funds ea ar for he Sae Univeny a Sony Brood The possiblily was announced by rglona dal of he HEW audi Audi Agncy, Bernard ug. The audi repored recordkeeping p us o accoun for he is i Xis: " n r e., X 2 * ', ' f. i::' ' considers he Universiy his residence and ha he had planned on working and coninuing his graduae sudies a Sony Brook during he inenession. No Enough Time While Miciak was no enirely opimisic of he oucoming of his case because he fel ha he did no have adequae ime o prepare his case, he said, " hink we go a fair hearing. wouldn' be on winning." He also said, " walked in here [he courroom] expecing o be reaed like shi, bu hey [he _llan _ A TT o".{ «eo!wuge emu nverarilrj *»i were very, very coureous Suden Housing Accomodaio0 To Be Filled by nviaion On] SV Vice Presiden Nelson Rockefeller said yeserday he believes Ronald Reagan's chances of winning he Republican presidenial nominaion in 1976 will fade during he eady primary elecions na S sage and Presiden Gerald Ford wi be nominaed for A a B full erm. However, Rockefehler ln o suppor Ford campaign officals' predicions ha he lden will win he early primary elecions by siiican magnsl ly Asked if he would campaig n srong w for Reapn, if he former California governor were noed, a he said he would for Ford, Rockefeiier oid. "if i ua er ha oueion in he naive, i '; i;. would only give credence o he pibf ha Reagan could win ;..he nominaion. The Jer will win. Govem or Reagan will fade.., Presiden Ford is my candidae.".. New Regens Scholarship Winners * be Th4 0 New York Sae Educaion l n en has announced he 0 i~;names of 19,416 high school sudens who won Regens college w'holphips his year. Eric Rakowski, of Willamille, J&, near Buffalo, achieved he highes score, 289, on he 300iem examinaion aken Ocober 1 by approimaely 164,000 school sudens. The highes score among he gis was 288, achieved by Kahleen * Sweeney of Syosse, Long sand. 3iman Each scholarship winner is eniled o an aw of $250 a year for STUDENTS WHO HAVE TELEPHON ES N up o five years of sudy a aprvedpogawwnneworwae THER DORMTORES and wish o discconnec including college level pgms, bospia school programs and hem over inersnahlonave o pay $14 50 o woyear programs in privae reinsall business hem. schools. The elephone company dens Tne scholarships are plan allocaed o make excepions for by Sage X couny, resl wih each couny receiving a number of scholarships in p ion o he number of hey rzecogniz someone on he lis, hey arehh school graduaes he year. being asked o reques ha person use he ir room Nasau Couny had he larges allocaion his year, 2,170, while dudg nenession. Using his "pick a friend" Hamion Couny had he lowes, 16 ach Ars "s mehod, 1015 people have found housing Decriminalize Po wever, 'e "we are 50 o 75 beds shpi gh Governor Hugh L. Carey said now," be Phelps will odd. ask The he Housing legislaure OfM o ie wdecriminalize possession coninue of mill o amouns secure of mai housing for sudens a, o f limi he use udens h a n d g u ns and require above ougher manner. eamen hey win of place ons uninvied conviced s* of id violen in crimes. vacan rooms only as a las resor, he sai< o.. The proposals were included Sudens leaving in Sage a speech X for he vacai Carey delivered on have Tuesday g o a Brooklyn esp red Bar sed Asscainm fear of oher a sudens e Plaza Hoel usinj here. elephones. A elephone man said "We mus company free our police, spokesz ro o and courrooms o conenrae ha on he he Publc mos harmful Service crimes o Commision sociey crimes of L,sea r murder, rape, armed elepone, i violen l aal e raes and November he selling of a grous d C gs, Carey delae d. rem, sudens wishing o disconnec heir hnosas o d d h a as during p a he vacaion r o f h is mus pay o fo c u s lawenforcemen $14.50 o z hem. Pheps ae effors on sold serious ha crimes, be Universiy ldon offici o remove ^"r. imia crcl m in pen alies for meeing s1 pn all wih elephone company m of a a represej juana e dn ^ oday in an aemp f adoped, o allow Sage Careyus XH re o e n ac will make Now York he sixh harge. a m o r sae who e we being forced le n ie n ajua o leave. o ignore his wmll wi become he S w e fifh on New Year's Day when a law gom no effec making ponsession of an ounce or less m of adh ualde by a fine up o o$100. HEW Audi Discloses Problen r9^ Funding for SB Jeopardizec saisof profe1siona and eelevel eblo enshr for July 1, 1973 'Jim 30, 1974. The Aepor by he HEW Audi Agency wa p for Sony Brook and for wh Foundaion X of w Sae Unive of Now York. The Foundaion wa creaed a an edueaa a o assis in he delvelpme of n Son y Brook. A e p said ha he univ y's and he n n's mehod of acunin g for salaries, and wages did no asser ha salazies were based on acual ime and effor of he employee. "As a resul here was no assurance, nor can we express an opinion ha all of hese labor coss and relaed fringe benefis charged o HEW grans and conracs were reasonable, allowable and allocable," he repor saed. "We esimae his o be approximaely $1.3 million of a oal of $1,513,043 labor and fringe benefis changed during he year." David Gilman Richardson Confirmed The Senae approved he nominaion of Elio Richardson o be Secreary of Commerce yeserday, his four Cabine office. No oher person has held a many cabine jobs. The Senae acion, by voice voe afer only brief debae, compleed a confirmaion process ha began jus seven days ago. Richardson, who has been U.S. ambassador o Grea Briain for he las year, served previously as Secreary of Defense, Secreary of Healh, Educaion andwfare and as Aomey General. n his new pos, he succeeds Rogers Moron, who is expeced o play a role in Presiden Gerald Ford's presidenial campaign. Richardson, who also served as Secreary of Sae, is considered a possibiliy for he 1976 Republican vice presidenial nominaion. Rockefeller: Reagan Will Fade f * l ~ in * a b This is he las issue of i for he fall N, A Saesman semeser. Publicaion resumes on Wed., Jan. 21, 1976. Happy Holidays! Y... : : y ( Correcion Su uden John Hayes should hxwe been idenified in < WeWnesday's Saesman» a member of he Red Balloon. l Pag 2 STATESMAN December 12, 1975
.ofa awm ^ ^_^^ X A Y By A. J. TRONER 'Wih My Aind on Frwdon" by Anowa, Davis/ Sanom Books $1.95. When opened he pafe of Angela Davis' auobioghphy Wih My Mad On Freedom expeced a fiey revoluionary message, he voice of a enrgee screaming ou abuse a he capialis sysem which had sysemaically abused her. Angela Davis is a brigh woma. Tle bookcover infonms me she s a Communis, emi, neeual, symbol of he 60's, "ack eu l and brainy." one could no o an hen 60m reading Ul mfd, bland, somems don poec of an auobgay. Wih Mind anesdom o be a "polale 'gnpby" which isdo 'ido decided o wie a he ada qe g of 24. Sbe says ha an auobiogray age, sricly o explain herself would be preenious," bu ha a Jpalia auobiography" which "emphasized he people, he evens and he fore" in my lie ha pp d me o my presn m n," wd be useful. i appears ha ile wd "empeed could be mad a selecively dee an as wrien an auob _ wich, while no facually e, s wihou he saying gace of codred revoluonay fre. f one s no even gopng o aemp obpeiviu hen should be By MAREANGEL WAMS ife, as drama, drama as im film a life hese oeps wrierdrecor John Cmane's ar Hs mos recen movie, A Woan Under he nfluene, is a mbi imag of he slow disingan of a personaliy adi ab o her menal breakdown. Flm and life are unified ino a rgedy. Owing o Cassavees' warm c;"on for his characers, and his alen a filmmaker, wha could have been a dissecion of schizophrenic dissoluion, is umed ino a poignan, vivid sory of human suffering. is ha simple he aic elemens of ar are drawn direcly from lie. Everyhing, finm subjec maer o message and p s o reproduce wih gr b, a momen in he le of umos disress of Mabel, he wife of a srucio worker, and moher of re chfldren. Mabel's painful d ino depression, s by Gena Rowlands, and er ender husband Nick, by Peer FalL Boh give us unning perso much so ha, a imes we wonder if heir impersonaion s an imiaion of he characers hey we dona o porray, or if hey we, hesl, he real characer. is no in a sae of sereniy ha you will leave he heaer, for he d a is so inese in is realism, and so gripping by he human, oo human, misery i explores. Woman Under he luence has 1%f Davis: Few Explaains Move Review some compe ng seg,. Wih My ind on opens wih Dav1 as a eand i mus be said ha her ibulaos on he run we brough o he reader in a realisic, forceful syle, wih vivid ary. While wading his one feels a if one were almos here, on he run, wearing a wig ad dark gass, looing over' your sboulder and wondering, waiing for he momen of apprebenson. Ye even here here s no aemp a he rue essence of biom P y, he explanaion of why a person don he Whgse or she doe& While p il, D is rey explicily excied. When n deenion n New York she is absd by guamds and oher _doosm A s poin Das fel no anver, and ru o a dude Maris line daduced ha se *hould no blje hem poor people bu he hsem which maks hem adop rai aiudes. Thnis ba l bke aiude o adop n fe of Coninual p ion bu s i human? Afer all, how many cheeks can one urn? Journey o he Soul No very s y, he mos siring par of his book s her journy ino he soul, her brinf of her childhood and is onpli o her career as a poliical acivis. mm deails of her childhood srik rue; her wo hardworking, lowerddle clan parn", he h he no reining and no end. does no need o he such boundaries, for he sory deals wih he comple inereences ha bind ogeher wo human bein. Being rying depeely o oe heir emoional diffi "es, and cope wih he social of he world surroundig ~hem ouside. A he core of heir obl ies Mabel's menal illness. y d a roundup of wild emoios ha ear her o pieces, Nsee by uncon a as of exciemens, and los in a world of delusions whose relase give du o he mos incongruous behavior, she damages her hmily life, bewilders rdaives and friends, and brings her loving huand o nervous exon. saly n search of an deniy, 1egn rienleedy for as n, and playin uro roles, eiher o escape or fi a model ha would please her husband and neighbon, she is marked for Ub by ber menal disorder. Lo" is he emoional heag aen of he illfaed relaionship. By infusing love in her hear and mind, Nick susains her and keeps her going. is a fragile equilibrium made up of couneracing forces: heir inense fondness for each oher, her overwhel inner imb. is a fanasic be wih life, and a challenge o he durabiliy of heir feelings. Ulimaely, i is a ragic poem of love, eminding us of he imminence of is value and effec. Love H Pivo Love again is he d ic healing pivo of heir unsable siuaion. AW LAbOy humiliaions, acd neihbofaodbeing seo sdlbal Now York a ara r. han he rag of he book ad "w dadl of idvc km whoi Ang^ Doai is. nesdols bfdler diheubs inigao Avf X bu i i Nh fleeing gm _ of ms X cloudf of obaury ~ ay6ai When Da a o dog her song wi lieray refan s aesxpouso her a ea an auo, i du a is moeam poiia 'ig' r an awr Sbe iso a aolmca Sod God know da X no gaeof good wi bu a ls bar edio culd ar Aexorise de bs ou of be lag*jn =An ea Xe neuales hi usoewha MS ar, fbds him wi _moin enrg, and rershrcnin as of confidence. Th sni film is bul around Wg As we ban n, b is XW conen of he M^m. T is ao, he form of he flmm n ha up lb i e c uu, ad d conen. n oher words, ase' direcion is derived f1ro ife a" i hapes. Reaiy orde he o mae'ial. Mhe way he sory evoles, he way he charace, fed, and responds o each oher, d ri e enirely he audiovisua naure. One moa g (asvees' flimm cm be oulined as follow: Mabels no S gesures, Mabel's am exisece a equal o a series of moving shos. Some movies ge heir _ewsa wn hrough a sream of words, Cbmanr ges his, hrough a nlow of caera movemens whose purpoee i o capure and debe el's incoheren conduc and blurry mind. Almos eve" mhe m p sabou, he camera searches bar ou sad follows her. 'Me choice of he shos we jusified and indued by er acions and her aual emoonal absence; e long shos show her n full dze going abou n a cbaoc manner, he doseups desbe her psychological confinemen. The iming of he scenes maphe he empo of realiy. 'Me h g scene, besides is grea emoional impac, s a good example of his c s s bwa Gil e ri e,r NkA Godo odw dzer soom "as hae b plfkme e oh dw.~ hes ndod bw h Mle, faw ls f} d obo N *ZallzofX X0 iok VMa 4 d ofmk w calclalig law lual, o Aadedw a redw =1 Lef.d An gl_ Up vw K e e.d (Woman Under he nfluence': * D.. Cassaiyee'.., Bes glll d.j joy a ^*MJMe k a love b^ ais gnldwa em& 7buipes we hwee a e hosin a film _d her e lb is o awmh ve of ou So b eirk kr' means,~~w a meafai d alaly efil wi kaafsd o z 11 hl Thisgo genusp Wha 1siin oow d ocumena ee br sonddnk owoa ab o Unebefalae s ha hi _i of a bw Mmdco sud W ionfuind and doudoe Wha "k b, hg abu _~ A s moe o e o Snme Coud '. ha ef. oel Ae,<m %a r _yfd. MW 01 nin fsm fdsw bo af o i A mus ) mve }~~~~ December 12, 1975 STATESMAN fpp3
7' Leers, w w U Somehing Beer! To he Edior: You reurn from a class on a Friday afernoon. You have Jus finished argulng wih a TA because he won B~ave ime o comre your paper unil he day before he marks are due. The professor has no idea ha you are n his eam, be never reads his "suden." papers or exars and he TA has oal responsibiliy n grading. He haes "Wrhng" his ime wih unenlighlened umdergraduaes. He has o worry abou h~is orals. Don' bug him wih quesions abou grades, i's Jua~no imporan enough his orals, you know. You ry o nquire abou wha's expeced on a psychology final. You're old by a flippan TA ha he professor makes up he es 15 minues before he scheduled ime. 's a very musing. Wha a crein! Disgused you reurn o your box a Sag X. The halls are deslolae. 1Try o see if he radio makes you feel any beer. E~on John Jus doesn' seem o be a comfor rligh now. As you walk hrough he hails here's a very skilled game going on. 's he riual of eye avoidance. As eomeoie perceives a body approaching, suddenly somehing abou he floor becomes very ineresing. Resless, you ry o breakup he nigh. Wha's happening a Harpo~'s? A vanilla maled migh help you si down and aee someone you know as a graduae suden. He's a Sony Brook face ha's been here for a leas five years.,* His head is divered by a aerious confronaion *wih a pnball machine. A 12:00 on a Friday nigh, abou 10 Sony Brook boys are absorbed n he nricacies of he abominaion known as pnball. Could i be a "peak experience?" Afer all here is a loss of hee concep of ime and space unforunaely of people oo. There's a phenomenon ha 've observed n several areas of his campus. On any given day n mos plaes on campus, you can see L N ^.^ ^ ^^ VOL. 19 N0.36 women desperaely carressing unresponsive boys. Sony Brook boys si in he Rainy Nigh Coffeehouse, in one hand holding a syrofoam cup and a exbook n he oher, while a woman is rubbng his beard, ches and hands she's speaking sofly o him. He jus sas here alking abou how he can' sand his moher when he goes home on vacaion he girl lisens. Neuplexed, you reurn o your box... wondering. Pick up a copy of Fornigh and read an aricle abou a boy walking along he beach. He's hinking abou Marie. Why? Because he "*balled" her on ha beach. Turn on he radio. A sensuous voice is pining abou how he's "Living for he love of you." can' be his way elsewhere. Oh, God, pleasee please! Mary McAleer Pessimisic Viewb To he Edior: "'s no wheher you win or lose, i's how you play he game" is a familiar quoe o dl of us. Wheher or no we agree wih his saemen, 'm sure we can * all acquiesce ha if we ry our bes, here's nohing more we can do. Nsihqps, Gerald Rels should have pondered his expression before he wroe his aricle "Sony Brook Experimens and Fails." The aricle Ua supposed o be on he fooball eam n general, unforunaely he main feaures were based on he fahmre of one ndividual Kevin Kehoe. The suble, derogabary, "beween he lines" remarks made n reference o Kehoe's playing were callous and unapprepriae. The responsibily of a reporer is o repor an inciden as i happens. 'm sure n addiion o Kehoe's errors, he had good moves. Your ile reflecs your pessimisic views. Failure is sriving for a goal and no achieving i. The fooball eam did no succeed in is winning, bu i uo and leadership. Sa esman "Le each become amaru" Jonahan D. Salan EdiorinChief Jason Manne Business Manager won in effor Esher Roh FRDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1975 Run Bonapace Edior.Managing Rene Ghadimi Associae Edior News Direcor: David Gilman; News Edior: Rachael Kornblau;.Ars Edior: Sephen Dembner; Spors Direcor: Suar M. Saks; Spors Edior: Gerald Reis; Ediorial Assisan: Sandi Brooks; Office Manager: Carole Myles; Adverising/Producion Sales Manager: Frank Cappiello; Producion Supervisor: Carla Weiss. STATESMAN. newspaper of he Sae Universiy of New York a Sony Brook ano he surrounding communiy. s published hree imes a week on MondayWednesday. ad Friday, Sepember o May. excep during vacaion perlods. and once a wek duflng June, July, and Augus, by Saesman Associaion, an unincorporaed. nonprom organizaion. Presiden: Jonahan D. Selan. Vice Presiden: Ruh Bonapace. Secreary: Rene Ghadlm, Treasurer: Jason Manne. Mailing address: P.O. Box AE. Sony Brook, N.Y. 11790 Offices: Room 075, Sony Brook Union. Ediorial and business phone: (516) 246.3690. Subscrber o Associaed Press. Represened by Naional Educaional Adverising Services. i8 Eas 50h Sree, New York. N.Y. Prined by Smihown News. 1 Brookile Or., Smlh ow nn.vj. Enered as Second Class Maer a Sony Brook, N.Y. Saesman Associaion s parially funded by mandaory suden acviy ees allocaed by Poliy, he undergraduae Page 4STATESMANDecember 12. 1975 ^ [ Saesman] OPNON o r i a l s E d i,~~~!' A New Direcion for FSA \ As acing Universiy Presiden T. Alexander Pond said, he FSA can have an exciing fuure. is now up o he new FSA Presiden Rober Curran o make ha exciing fuure come rue. Curran has his work cu ou for him. Wih no deb here is no excuse for he coninuaion of an 8Yi percen FSA ax on all cash food purchases. Wih no deb here is no excuse for a $50,000 yearly ax on suden purchases in he booksore. Bu before Curran can address hese asks he mus gain conrol of he FSA. Conrol of he Board of Direcors is no conrol of he FSA. Curran mus make sure ha he really is he 'boss" replee wih he power o hire and fire, approve all purchases, and o make policies and procedures. He mus make sure ha FSA Adminisraor Lou Bauer and FSA Treasurer Carl Hanes do no coninue o run he FSA and make Curran a paper leader. Mr. S. Claus Norh Pole Sage X Quad SUNY a Sony Brook December 12, 1975 Deaf~ Sana, have been very good all year excep a couple of imes when didn' shower for a week and offended my neighbors, bu ha was because didn' have any ho waer and no ou of sloh. Besides, made every effor o sudy hard even during he coldes hea ouages, and even when fel nauseous afer eaing in he Union cafeeria. Hope you liked he munchies lef you las year. f he eggnog is frozen don' worry, you can ea i wih a spoon because he hea will be very low in Roh his season. Righ now live in Sage X bu 'm no sure of wha's going on so you would probably have o leave my goodies in a soreroom in he basemen. Since you will be inconvenienced by no slipping hrough he lounge fireplace Qliphani Dear Sana: All Wan... 'HE Once Curran has conrol, he can hen begin he orurous process of urning he FSA around. He should lower he FSA ake on food service and booksore revenues and ie he decrease o lower prices in hese areas. He. should make i clear o Horn and Hardar now, no nex May, ha he FSA is commied o a volunary, no mandaory, meal plan nex year. This has been previously approved by he FSA. Once all his is done Curran can begin o hink abou presening a proposal o he FSA Board for he gradual reesablishmen of he FSA in providing food services iself. Afer all, FSA is nonprofi, Horm and Hardar is profi making, in he end he FSA has o do a beer job. The FSA is now a poin zero, essenially where i was in 1969. Curran mus now make he FSA work. (he hea will be so low ha here'll probably be a few logs on anyway) and since whaever you leave will be uninsured if i ges ripped off, his year am going o ask for nonmaerial goods. Please bring me a room ha can sleep in from Sepember hrough May. would also like a promise ha will only have o share my iny cubicle wih one roommae no wo. Oh, abou he room, if i could come equipped wih coninuous hea and ho waer i would be much appreciaed. don' wan o seem greedy, bu if you could gran me a few more gifs 'd like o include some meals wihou roaches and a bus ha will ranspor me on ime o my classes especially on rainy days. f you're really in a generous mood, and if you hink ha 'm worhy of i, could you also hrow in an assurance ha he major 'm currenly following will be around by he ime graduae? Thanks from he boom of my lile, inellecual hear. A. Suden P.S. f you could manage a few working washing machines, a range, and maybe a few lighbulbs in he parking lo, i would be appreciaed. / FOLWED US HOMAECAN WE KEEP HM?' \ s Viewnnine and Leers Voe No To he Edior: Suden governmen can be a valuable way for sudens o paricipae in he Universiy decision making process, o plan heir own aciviies and o ge o, know oher people on campua. n aim, i can be a valuable experince. However, suden governmen a Sony Brook is fliled wih shilac of wo ypes: 1) mmoa who mr power bungry and only ineresed ian he ganes hey can play, and 2) Thms who like he idea of being n suden governmen bu wbo are eiher devoid of imaginaion and creaiviy or jus plain lazy. Givni he choice, hqppen o like hose in suden governmen who are jus plain lazy and.unlmaglnalvellke he bulk of he Senaeo hose who are only neresed n helr own egoslike Mark Mnasi, Al Schuber, San Greenberg, e el. This markedly angry leer is a response o he Senae acion, promped by verbal lies by Minasi, no o confirm Council approval of Samuel Haf m he new Poliy jxeuiedirecor. As a menber of 1 e earh omiee which screened over 120 applicaions and nerviewed 12 semfinalisa for he ' job, feed dha he commiee : performed an unbelievable.feafinding and picking a qualifled and compeen person for he Job n a shor span of ime. The Council was given he choice beween wo ousanding candidaes and chose Haf. The purpose of Senae.confirmaion was supposed o be a chance for senaors o mee he new execuive direcor. b<ead, Minasi, n par, swayed, he Senae agains Haf by lyng, saying ha Poliy Presinden lade wepri purposely scheduled Uhe meeing of a.e creenlag commiee when Minasi could aow aend. Minasi neer once regisered a complain wih he commiee, as far ab know, nor chose o acively beyond a superficlal level. The way see i, a.e remsrer, n his caw Minasi, dacold no have any hing o do wih he selecion of he execuive direcor anyway. Joinly, a.e exemui direcor and a.e remurer baye check alplgng auhoriy on poliy vouchees. Alhough he reiurem aid Uhe execuive direcor smus be able o work ogeher, he execuive direcor should no be picked by he reasurer if suden governmen is o funcion o serve dl he sudens and no Jus he whims of a few. recenly qui as a commuer senaor becuamsc wa ired of ry~ing o work n a.e neress of sudens and eoniuamlly running up agis negaiv and unredlisic opposiion from power hunpy sudens. There awe a few hoas and creaive people n Suden governmen and wis hem well. Bu n dll honesy, f here s SB upcoming ayferemdum on whesher o coninuse a.e madaoy sndea aciviy he, would say o sudens"voe No." 's Red Balloon To he Edior: The people who wroe up and served he Cour Order on Dr. Po.d are oqauhme for he Red Balloon Coll~elve, and no he Revoluionary Suden Brigade, as Saesman so incorrecly pu i. The Balloon siould no be confused ~WEB h iklfoe inyoin k ^B ocaao wfil eil you ha we ~mdssa o he.uer. Ued pefe gould no b oauf.4 wihi hose of he Brg ds. Seeal of he pefi who Mfedl he eour order obaid by lh are geing bam he di. lawwi Bed 3dmoo has~ en.xmsoc a flaqm Brook in.c 1969, whe Sf6 sqll Lar November, we bepa n osed oa sae. Ounr pows preneciv Ba~oom h (p#y dier, huh?). We Workers Asoelaios, ahe an' he Har 1oe Comfiece o be held 1Cicag a. l edl 93u~w mbmf~ *9, be rayof w~m SJU~ i*l a. N cxcw fo sew ~i UQbe apewrm~w~od ERA Defea Due o Suberfuge By JANE MERGLER n he afermah of he defea of he ERA n he November 4 referendum, would like o pon ou wha have learned from he seback. Tha is, he defea was no caused by any deologcal shorcomingp of he women's liberaion movemen. Raher, i was caused by ordinary poliical realiies such as off year elecion apahy and sluggishness on he par of ERA proponens. Foul Play Wha mus be examined is he foul play and suberfuge employed by ani ERA people. The John Birch Sociey, he Humaniarians Opposed o Degrading Our Girls (HOTDOG for shor), Happiness of Womanhood (HOW), no o menion he Ku Klux Klan spearheaded he ERA opposiion. They relied on unruhs, mosly ou of ignorance and occasionally wih machiavellian purpose saying, among oher hings, ha if he ERA passed, women in he homewould be forced o work, women would lose heir alimony and child cusody, here would be unisex oiles and sauory rape would no longer be a crime. The opposiion looked for segmens of he ERA vangimard o aack. n NY, as n oher saes, hey focused on he Naional Organizaion of Women,,in paricular zeroing in on he issue Mw of homosexualiy and py The defea of a.e NYS ERA marriages. (NOW bad recenly h5 nio cosumed a.e womien's peased a resoluion allowing for a movemen 'wih Urief (B a.e manhi percenage of heir budge o conrary, some feminiss know be allocaed o figh leshian Meem o work harder no only discriminaion. This wa due despie opposdiom bu becanae of primarily o he lobbying effors of i. Our comacioumeis o our he Naional Gay Task Force.) srengh. There is much work o be Ani ERA acics were done o convey o a.e voes he explicily along he lunes of divide broad has of suppor ha exis for and conquer, inspiring fear n he equal righo, from such poups as radiion of McCarhylsm. This is a he Puero Rim Gn Csics, SASU, problem which only widespread New Democraic CodMdorn. mobilizaion n upsae areas for AFLCO, Unied Auo Workes, informaion disseminaion can NYS Nune Aseoclaiorn, Amurican remedy. Jewbh Couges, One Hundred A Sony Brook, women have Black Women, One Hundred Black o suppor women's issues n heir Men, NY Civil Liberies Union and organizaions wheher i's H illel; scores of ohers. WUSB, or Poliy. For women who Building On Diversiy are feminiss, well, he price of We mus build on ha equaliy is acivism. Many of us are diversiy and emphasize he ERA as so busy supporing ourselves or he real bread and beer issu i is. sprining hrough college ha here f we are no careful, we will loee is lile ime for femnis work. every sae and federal ERA jus as Women who have done weil in parens are now losing daycare and poliics or in business, especially in sudens seeln; hee: universiles he las six years, owe a lo o he and rih eroded by rerenchmen. movemen even if hey don' call makes lie difference hemselves femniss. We wouldn' wheher a woman works n an be where we are wihou assisance office, says home and works a a from he movemen which made domesic gamne or occupies he back universiies, companies and even sea of a lecure hail, i is all he ahleic deparmens and medical same and everyone can see ha schools wan women. We all have a women have been cas no lo of soul searching o complee o inferioriy and will say here unil find how we can do more han we we pull ogeher, spiriually aswell are doing. *s poi~ically.1 Page 4 STATESMAN 12. 1975 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~December 12. 1975 STATESMAN Pag 5 ^ s
. PERSONAL Leers SBss Views on he nersession Exenion GSO Reervaions To h 2: Te Gd Suden Organizaion would Uk o expres is serious reservaions concerning he closing of Sy Brook. We feel ha he siuaion as i now exiss hreaens he presen qualiy of ducon in he Universiy and will Jeopardize recruiing and possible improvemen of he qualiy of educaion in he fuure. From a general meeing held by GSO membes oday he following siuaions were idenified as primary concerns wicb ie GSO has in regards o ad _iro dcsdons: 1. Buildi Xin which ongoing e b s o g should be kep opeq and heaed 24 hours a day so ha rawchin may Wl he d ands of hi _prie effcivl. No gr~uae suden p1o4e which depends on ceusan s ev should be dooed o faiure as a resul of Unersiy rresonsiby. i siuaions wer carie or oxic mae re used, e a should be done o inbw on a suden's righ o prmay bnmh proecion. 2. Th lines and incomplee dads should be exended because researc sad sudy will be serioudy cued for a monh raher han jus an Pexra1 week." 3. Since mos g sudens rely on de nal mail service and delvery of spend and gran chelcs, a mehod o ensure direc fowarding from he po oice, burss office and foundaions should be i _ d o all sudens. 4. pi should inqlude "a bg red 'badhips; h 5 l li should be a aide for sudeni wih owon y s e buies; and appeal should be poi~e for sudens whb have been exlued by e quad manager. We nend o provide ega suppor for gr1da sds who reac o unfair exclusion bby ws of Civil dsbedience. 5. Moor pool rucks and driven should be kep ST a all imes o bep wi moving. 6. Th Universiy should ume lly and should pide secure a me spae adequy proeed for poods lef in sorage by sudens. Possbly, iuace should be aken ou by he Universiy on hese iems. = ==En~~ a TOM 's no WHAT you say or HOW MUCH. ls HOW YOU SAY T. DEAR RUTH, and wha, prayolf, s wrong wih bing a professonl copy edior? Some of ho nices eon know s one. L.ve Mor. P.S. f you wan, kl your hand nsed. CHRSTMAS GFT DEAs Fly my plans wih me. Oneour flgh, woseer $15.00. Fourseaer $21.00. 5857992. ACEs A bwwm * Madlson Square Qarden o bring you back for anohr m or folded* Gua you have o grduae. 8EST OF LUCK for he fuure n business. Remember Teenge Waselnd n A11. Mr. G, Choros, Bruce, Gary, and Mo. MR. ALTMAN You re he bes eacher we ever had. Thanks for no sending us o he corner. Woll miss you verymuch. Love from your wo favorie sudens. MY SWEET Brooms Would be personal emoion o say love you so very much? Pigle. MY DARLNG S'LLABER A very merry Xmas o you love your plaed see. Ras. Waneds TWO PEOPLE TO SHARE DRVNG and expense down o For Lauderdalo, levng December 28, reurn January 7. Call Ron a 2465422. LOVE & FAREWELL o all our Saesman Coworkers (especially Frank & Carla). Lash, Joanne Jhnnlfer. To he GOLDEN GUNEAMow he Lawn. Love, he Wild Bunch. Debble M.s We know who you are and wha you did. Beware nex MLM. Burger King Secre Police. GOODBYE HOUSNG FOR SALE 7. Food services hours should be exended and should be open unil 7 PM for dinner. Transporaion should be provided regularly and ofen beween food service moss and Sage X. 8. To ensure ease of ransiion sudens who are o be displaced should be inroduced o sudens whose rooms hey will use. 9. Communicaions concerning guidelines, crieria and procedure should be made o all sudens hrough Saesman, aserisk bulleins, public noices and all media hrough which he Universiy usually di'eminaes is informaion. 10. As a way of exending human fellowship and odd a a ime of grea personal hardship for sudens, oher member of he Universiy should be encouraged o offer sudens he hospialiy of heir homes; in ha way, wha is a poenially desrucive siuaion may be urned ino an opporuniy for ming he inellecual fellowship and he enlighened human values which should be a pa of he idea of he Universiy. Lynn King GSO Chairperson Boss Aiude To he Edior: Wih a sma amoun of hough, his housing probem could have been compbely aoded. Obviously, he Adminisraion has known abou he $2,000,000 defici for a long ime and hz realized ha $500,000 could be awed over ine n. f one monh go ey had _ d he defici, explaied he plan o dome he dorms o save money, and had fied he school uommuniy o wo ork her a a uni o sol" he pwoblem, ee would have been no hadles. Spbfcall, a lou one monh ago hey should ham asked a many people as owibbe no o day here unles absoluely neceseary. A he some ime, OMey could hm asked as many residens as possible of Sage X o volunarily move ou Te exac number of people who needed o move n o Sage X could have been calcaed, a rd om ha he number needed o move ou Cerainly many people realze ha his is a Universiy problem, and as members of he Universiy communiy REFRGERATOR KNG Used Refrigeraors and Freezers bough and sold delivered on campus, call 9289391 anyime. THE GOOD TMES for Used Books (Paperback and Hard Cover) Good Browsing Also Macrame Cords Glass Clay & Wooden Beads 150 Eas Main S. 9282664 Por Jefferson Open 116 MonSa STEREO/LARGE DSCOUNTSall brands wholesale, consulaions gladly given. Specalss carridges, urnables, speakers, auosound. Universiy HFl 5166981061. LAFAYETTE LR 3500 RECEVER 45 was R.M.S. per channel, 0.5% T.H.D. Maranz mperial Vl spkers year old, $450.00. Conac Bob 6.4618. SONY 530 REEL/REEL Tape Recorder, excellen condiion, wih aes and accessories, $175, 863860 afer 6. _ FOR SALEWomen's bicycle, 3speed. Open Road, almos new, $45. Call 68111 or 68109 evenings. HELPWANTED cro.r bknv 1kLb RESUMES EXPERTLY EDTED composed elecronically yped and prlnod $17.95/50 copies; 2pag limi, $2u.95 100 copies. BM composr, Xerox copy, 2812261 evenings. PREGNANT? NEED HELP? Call Birhrigh any ime day or nigh, Someone cares abou you, 7854070. ELECTROLYSS/RUTH FRANKEL Cerified Fellow ESA, recommended by physicians, modern mehods, consulaions nvied walking disance o campus, 7518860. THESES AND TERM PAPERS TYPED Scienific and nonscienific, experienced references, Sony Brook area. call 9811825. AUTO NSURANCE any car, any age, mmediae FS20's, lowes raes, monhly nsallmens. Three VlliageBenne Agency nc., 716 Roue 25A, Seauke, A.Y. 11733, 9413850. hey would have worked ogeher. Everyone can sympahize wih he large Universiy defici, and many, especially hose wih can who live near he Universiy, would have been willing o male a sacrifice o help save $500,000. 'Me faciliies of he Universiy could have been pu a heir disposal. RA's, MA'S and PC's could help people move. 'Me ESS, Biology, and Chemisry vans, driven by Securiy, would be used o help move people's belonging. A sorage room wih a 24hour guard could be supplied. 'Me Universiy could pay for elephone reconnecions. Pond could offer o ake a few days off as a personal sacrifice. Bu insead of appeling o he sudens sense of communiy ogeherness, and helping o augmen i, insead of reaing sudens a raional human being who can undersand a n and help work i ou, he ad nisraion, acually Pond, has creaed a massive prblem where none needed o exis. He has demonsraed he aiude ha he is he powrerul boss who will el us wha o do. By rying o exer auhoriy when wih a Mile bi of planning no auhoriy need have been exered, and by reaing sudens as caie o be herded here and here raher han people wih a lage sake in his Universiy, he has alienaed us all. Pond, you bkw i! Rufus Bulinpme A Suggesion Male suden (quie SEEKS OFF nsure success n your Job "arch wih CAMPUS ROOM {near. Will pay * professional resume by BEST *90100/monh. Can Wl/1 2464437.RESUME SERVCE. Specl suden raes. 734 Wal Whiman Road, HOUSE TO SHARE, M. Snal 15 Melville, 5499880. minues from school, waerfron propery, $92 monh. Cal 7516531. To he Edior. have come up wih an excellen soluion o he curren f nal problem and how o save money on campus. iuring in er.e sio aa inisraors will move o Sage X. f children are nvoled, hey can be ripled or quadrupled. The Universiy will generously provide bunk beds. Coss of moving, elephone service, and mail collecion could surely be he onsbl of hose affeced. The sudens who mus remain on campus will move o he vacaed homes of he adminisrao1s. Of course, hese saff members mus remove all poessions from heir homes. These palaces could surely accommodae many, many sudens, as hey could live wo o a room. Hea would no be _ecessary, as mos sudens are already used o is absence. Periodic elecrical ABORTON ASSSTANCE SERVCE NC. a non profi organizaon. Pregnancy ess and erminalon n qually faclihes, from 2 o 24 wcoks, advico offered for ohr alernaiv For counselling and appoinmen call 4845660, 9 AM o 9 PM, 7 days a week. MATHEMATCS and STATSTCS TUTORNG for undergraduaes ncludi n g CAL a n d 4 M. oderae charge Call 63796. Local and Long Disance MOVNG L STORAGE, craing packing, FREE esimaes. Cal COUNTY MOVERS 9289391 anyime. FOREGN CAR SERVCE Audi. BW, Dasun. Mercedes Benz Jaguar, Renaul, Pougo, Volvo, an mos oher foreign cars. Tuneup brake work, exhaus sysems general repalr and used car chcks. Call Joseph Schmi, P.E. a 7517465. LOST & FOUND LOST: Medlum Dulld reddish brown DOG (answers o name of Shelley) near A & P n Rocky Poin. f found pleas call Nancy a 7446395 or 9414484. Thanks. REWARD for he reurn of my Eyglasses Men's wire rim glasses los on campus. Please call Mike 2466913 or 2465105 or bring hem o Langmuir A104. NOTCES STATESMAN 101: A course n newspaper Journalism, every Sunday a 8 PM n SeU 059. Call 2463690 for nformaion. No academic credi given. ouages and waer soppage could be provided, so ha he sudens do no become oo homesick. f his emporary soluion proves beneficial o he sudens (for adminisraon are subhuman and hus do no coun) i could be implemened on a permanen basis. Ricki Lewis Sage 12 A's Resolve To he Edior: As of 9:00 las nigh, (Tuesday) he residens of Sage X A sood firm in heir resolve; he issue, inersession housing. As a collecive group we agreed o offer nohing bu cooperaion if lisened o, nohing bu confronaion if ignored. We see ha a his lae dae, o argue principles would be couner producive. We do, however, see a very grea need for viable alernaives o he Universiy's belaed and eonsble sance. The one proposal whoe pracical aspecs were oo grea o be ignored were debaed on, voed on, and agreed upon, unanimously. is he following: 1. Residens who don' wish o be moved will no be moved. 2. Residens who do no wish o have heir possessions moved will no have hem moved. However, hose sudens no remaining will be encouraged o sore heir goods in eiher Universiy sorage faciliies or accommodaions o be deermined on a hall by basis. We sincerely hope ha he Universiy will respond wih similar cooperaion and guaranee he safey of our sored 3. Preparaion should be made o house "ining sudens in hese volunarily vacaed rooms, end hall lounges, and pen houses if necessary. f furher accommodaions are needed, we can compromse our posiion no furher. A his poin he responsibiliy mus lie solely wih he adminisraion of his Universiy. will hen be heir job o secure furher housing. We suppor he effors of every suden seeking inersession accommodaions. Their needs are our concerns. John Desko, Jr. in, Greeley College (Sage X A) Seven D. Papamarcos RA A y 001, Audiions for enors, bariones and basses Long sland Symphonic Choral Assoc., conduced by Gre g Smih. Tues., Jan. 6, Suffolk Communiy College (Souhampon bidg room 200, 8 PM. Rehearsrin for performances of Lukas Foul 'The Prairle" wih he Brooklyn Phllharmonla a Brooklyn Academy of Music (Feb. Q8) and William Schuman's "'Tho Mighy Casey" a Alice Tully Hall, Lincoln Cener, May 15. f neresed n a hree week our, May 12 o June 2, o Russia Moscow, Samarkand, Bukhara Tashken, Erevan and Leningrad ($875 all nclusive) conac Germanic and Slavic Deparmen, Or. Vogel a 66S30/1. n neresed n a Russian Shor Sory course (n English) wih emphasis on science ficion, sponsored by he Slavic Dep., conac Dr. Vogel, 6"6830/1. Baha'l Fireside every Wed. evening, 8 PM. nformal discussions on he eachings and beliefs of he Baha' faih. No obligaions. All welcome, SBU 229. Wan a Kosher and/or Sabbah observan roommae? Hillel announces s Kosher roomie finding service. For more nformaion please conac Chaya a 64584 or he Hillel office. Hum 158. All experimens which nvolve human subjecs require formal approval by he Campus Commiee on Research nvolving Human Subjecs (CORHS) The campus communiy is advised ha quesions concerning such experimenaion may be direced o he Office of Research Admlnlsaalon, room 230 Adm. Page 6 STATESMAN December 12, 1975
SPORTS BREFS Yanks Trade Bonds.. * Hollywood, Florida (AP)The New York Yankees, frusraed in heir bid o win he American League pennan las season, unloaded slugging oufielder Bobby Bonds o California yeserday. As he rading marke finally picked up a baseball's winer meeings, he Yankees landed picher Ed Figueroa and speedy oufielder Mickey Rivers from he Angels for Bonds. The rade was a surprising move for he Yankees. Bonds had been involved in a sraigh player deal las year, going from he Gians for oufielder Bobby Murcer. Bonds, 29, hampered by a knee injury las season, baed.270 wih 32 home runs and 85 runs baed in. He also sole 30 bases, marking his hird season wih 30 or more homers and solen bases, a major league record. Rivers, 27, baed.284 wih one homer and 53 RB. Hie also led he American League in solen bases wih 70. Fgueroa, a 27yearod righhander, had a 1613 record and a 2.90 eamedrun average las sason, fifhbes ERA n he league. was his fis full season in he majors. Asked why he raded Bonds afer only one season, Gabe Pul, presiden of he Yanks, said: "We didn' win las son, resised rading him, bu i opened he doors for mm rades " Paul said Riven would play righ field, Bonds' posion, and also is insurance for cener field in cae Ellio Maddo fails o recover from his knee njury. Dick Williams, Angels' manager, oid Bonds would provide he homen and runs baed in ha his club bas been. The Yankees were picked by mos exers o win he AL Eas lu season afer obaining Bonds and sg free n picher Cafish Huner, bu finished hird, 121 games back of fis place Boson.... Then Deal Medich Hollywood, Florida (AP)n announcing he rade of Bobby Bonds o California, Gabe Paul, Yankees presiden, said he move cleared he way for furher rades and, shorly erwds, me Yankees sen picher Doc Medich o he Pi Piaes for wme Randolph, a highly regarded young second baseman, and veeran pichers Dock E3is and Ken Bre. Medich, 27, apparenly became expendable when he Yanks go Figueroa. He was 1616 wih a 3.51 ERA average in 272 inning, sriking ou 132 baers and walking 72 in 1975. His hreeyear major league record, all wih New York, is 4940. lbe Piraes said be would replace Elis n heir saring roaion. The key o he deal for New York, however, is he 21yearold Randolph. He has a srong arm and also can play shorsop. TMe Yankees were huring defensively a second and shorsop n 1976. Randolph was a backup for Rennie Senne a Pieburgb, appearing in 30 games las season, hiing.164 wih no home mn and hree runs baed in. The conroverial E1is, 30, was 89 wih a 3.79 ERA in 140 innings during 1975, bu a one poin was suspended indefey for verbally abusing Piraes' Magr Dany.rimsoh. Bre, 27, was 95 wih a 3.36 ERA in 118 Lon las year. He had suiery afer he 1974 season for bone chips in his lef elbow and was on he disabled lis unil April 15 of as season. He laer developed sor an and was ou from June 625. Piraes General Manager Joe Brown said, Radolp was n demand more han any oher player on our club. nize we gave up a lo bu we deal from duplicaon of podion because we have a fine second baseman n Rennie Senne." Brown also acknowledged ha E1is' confronaion wih Mugh lae las season brough abou he rade. Ellis was aded be refused o pich n relief during he srech run. Yankees Mnager Billy Marin was asked if he wa coneed abou Efis 9 repuaion as a rou r. He sho back, sayingv '"There me a lo of 'em in he HO of Fame.".?.,.. Parios Finally Gain Firs Wi As They Defea John Jay, 64 By ERC WASSER Kings Park"We Jus aren' playing a a uni," said Pario coach Bob Lamoreaux during he Sony Brook hockey dub's seven game losing sreak. '"here's oo much individual effor." The Parios finally played ogeher Tuesday nigh o gain heir firs vicory of he year, 64, over John Jay College. "No words can describe how you feel afer your firs win," Lamoreaux said wih a beaming smile, afer he game. "'s a high. All he guys on he le played a grea game. We're finally playing as a uni. The fn one jus breaks he ice." From he opening faeoff Sony Brook played an nspired pgame. "'s abou ime we played defense. We sill played sloppy bu we're geing beer," said defeneman Jim Whimore. George r pu he Parios on he careboard firs wih a goal, ed by Alan Gm while boh eams had a man in he penaly bx Lashr's goal plus a de d defense and excellen goplending by Warren "Sunpy" landau gae Sony Brook a 10 lead afer he fis period. Shousawn Ooo by _ yo r RCH BANCULL scores on John Jay Coabb Bob Ladl M Suena pphoo bv Ofy Do VW DEFENSEMAN JOHN CHLDS emps o o a he puck cwrrer bu s blocked by a John Jay phlyer. Th second period of pla Jim Bym*s, picked up where he Bu period _.~~~~ _& Jda lef off. Afer four ao ecuhv Joy dig bwck^ A _ pl shos cm goal, Rich euj pu a sho ps John Jay golia, Bob ledou.john Jay added a goda *iaod~u s P ae apd Hk apeas of heir ow o kep emseves in e gnu. Jon ge e pawn yae g o* Wu be Soly Brook a wogoal led once vplu wih a prey ipun; 1 w a,! V on h aw awaded o Laber and. John aculll's goal ws on a g(mi Jo Pun Ja aw an W» o_ bla imp *ewe~i power, he os of only goals a ge in which 29 penalies were hree power p fed am» OhaW wil m called. w«him six amoo Gw PdM h=e c_ af How Lw oa v.a A~ 6:4 ofw A :4 of he fina peri cu h dx* ii n* awo. AbuX Oed _pa ab oo Ric _iw A" s w o[[ A Joh. _7W w M ]ao md b ou h Rbq assfod, & l ^ '**'*'*<~^»»i~~~~~~~il~~ll«l~~l»^»«li^u ^4b Squash Team Crushes Fordham s *, 0 e'. f o i {e N " s o h /.^?*, *.r :^ A o _Lw 1kl ie omb!" Ada _.;,'*^. " ^... *'. y *. 7'. i : a, a..^ * :*. >e.s'.{ il' d Ws. * r, " O.. ' '. : s,*i,. ' S. i. ** * a Padres Ge Rader Hollywood, Flodda (AP) e San Digo Padrsys acquired hird baseman Doug Rader from he Houso Abm for righhanded picher Joe Mchnosh and Lary HaPd. Rader, 31, bhed himself as one of he ba fielding hird bemen in he Naional Lamge afer b king h on 1967. A power hier, Rader dumped o.223 wih 12 homers and 48 RB lh season. He has a.250 lifeime mark, wih his caeer h of 25 homen and 90 RB in 1970. "We feel we've plugged one of our key weaknesses," said Padres' General Manager Peer Bavasi. Mcnosh, 24, had an 815 record and a 3.69 ERA wih he Padres las season, his firs full season as a big leaguer. Hardy, 27, regered a 64 record and a 3.62 ERA a Hawaii of he Pacific Cos Leage and w» 00 wih a 12.00 ERA wih San Diego in hree games. Houson assigned him o is Memphis minor league affiliae. A oal of 32 players have been involved in 10 des his week during he meeing as he clubs raced he midnig Friday inerleague rading deadline.,.... / axony BOOK's SqU2M nem cda h Fall porion of he seson on an up no a w s dzed Fordham Univsiy 81 a home Wednesday. The only Sony Brook los cam a he hands of Fordham's number one plor, Mwed Foma. Sony Brook capain Bruce Horowiz managad o ake one gems from he q ofrf n No1 year's Naional Toumnamen, bu hen Ferew unlmd his forehand sin and own o ovrpowr and oulas he iring Horowiz. Horowiz explained, "n he hird game afer fle *H, ioed o fe reauy ired and fel him pun away. He hi some shos didnn evesn.0 "w Alhough play was g«nally lackluser, al of he oher mchs excep for he nuev" nine spo fol1 o Sony Brook n he minimum hre gmnm. Sony Brook's _ s playr Cow Carley, picured above apains Fordham's BN Crawford, ch0 zd he uo. 'W se up evenually won he poins bu didn' play well. didn km ime o g psyphed up for he mach, wih finals and everyhinu."p The vicory pus Sony Brook's record a four wins and one loss. N» Wv w J ^, December 12, 1975 STATESMAN Page 7
[Saesman) Fridav. December 12. 1975 Sony Brook Sops Vaughn Then Beas Queens By GERALD RES When junior cener Greg Vaughn is ho, he Queens College variy baskeball eam is in he game. When he's no, hey're no. n he firs half, Vaughn scored 20 poins, shooing eigh for 16 from he floor, and hauled down seven rebounds, as Queens sayed close o he Parios las nigh, 4441. Bu Vaughn scored jus 10 poins in he second half, hiing four of 12 from he floor, and he pulled down only one rebound, as Sony Brook eased o a 9075 vicory over Queens. "When you deny Vaughn he ball, heir offense spuers," Sony Brook coach Ron Bash said. "We waned [forward Wayne] Wrigh o fron him, and we waned o pu pressure on he guards so hey couldn' ge an easy pass ino him in dose. "Our objecive was o ge him off he boards, and le him oe only ouside shos." Vaughn ook he ouside shos in he firs half and was hiing hem. He was also gralbing his share of he rebounds. He was a poen force n he game. Bu in he second half, his acions on he cour were hardly noiceable. A combinaion of facors caused his urnaround. "paien" "We were impaien in he firs half," Bash said. "We ook he eam oo lighly afer beaing hem so bad in Binghaon [ 9875].i ndividually, Pario cener Eau Keih, who scored a game high 31 poins and 19 rebounds, played a key role in gaining conrol of he 66, 210 Vaughn. "' fel igh in he firs half," Keih said. " hink a lo was expeced of me because of how we bea Queens up in Binghamon. Bu seled down and go conrol of my game. " began moving a lo under he boards and ousepping him [Vaughn] and oumaneuvering him. ook advanage of he fac ha 'm a lile quicker han him and he's a lile heavier han me." Keih's Dominaion One play ypified Keih's dominaion over Vaughn in he second half. Wih he Pas' lead expanded o 5243 five minues ino he half, Vaughn pu up a shor jumper which was rejeced by Keih. The ball bounded o Sony Brook guard Larry Tillery who sared he fas break upcour. He dribbled pas midcour and found Keih sreaking down he righ side, oward he baske. Keih made he easy layup, compleing he play he had sared. Keih gave he Sony Brook guards a lo of he credi for his fine offensive performance: " couldn' do i wihou hem feeding me so well while was on he run." There was clearly a lo of pressure on Vaughn o conrol he Queens game. He is heir offensive aack. is a siuaion which few eams could cope wih. Las year Keih played he idenical role in he Parios aack. They managed o win wo of he 24 games. 1 rp 4. ZoofA; ^ _ ^. d»»n ^ "*: 'i baesman phoo by Gone Penzarii no JON ADDERLEY played his firs game for he Paric AS los nigh agains Queens, afer i was firs hough h he was los for he yar. By GARY GROSS Guilenmo Rojas drove lef baseline wen up in he air, was crossbody blocked, and le he ball fly. From a plpne posiion, wih his Tshir folded double over his ches and his gym shors soaked wih swea, Sony Brook JV's leading rebounder in heir 6964 win over Queens JV, looked up and smiled as his sho fell hrough he hoop. n many ways, Rojo' enacious rebounding and overall play were symbolic of hi Sony Brook eam. The JV will need ha kind do *o~ of enacious play from all is players if hey are o have a producive season. "When your vaniy eam has so many Leshman players on i, i leaves less players o choose from for he JV eam," said coach Randy Manning. "Because of ha we have a lack of heigh, so we have o make up for i wih a fas, husling eam." "f you're no aller han he oher eam, you jus have o ou jump hem," said forward Danny Murray, who scored 14 poins. Murray, while admiing ha f Despie njury By RON COHEN was an end o an evening of mixed emoions for Jon Adderley. He sa in he rainer's room, ired and a bi in pain, only momens afer he made his debu in a Pario. _*om_, co&%wm1mn% use uniformi, conuyempuiung uie upcoming season and his fuure. Adderiey was supposed o be ou for he season wih a back injury, bu Wednesday morning his docor old him ha he would be able o play baskeball his season. n lae May of 1976 he is scheduled o undergo a spinal fusion operaion, which will probably ake him six monhs o recover from. "'m only a freshman and have my whole fuure in fron of me,"91 he eam lacked heigh, said ha "mos players on his eam can jump, and alhough here were a lo of minor misakes his game, during he progress of he season hey'll sar o dissipae." Pas in Conrol Sony Brook conrolled he empo of he game from he sar, winning he opening ap and sreaking o a 102 lead. Queens did no moun a serious hrea in he firs half and he Parios led a he half 3731. Queens regrouped a said Adderiey. 'Yhis season 'm going o ake i sep by sep and if don' feel a lo of pain 'll coninue o play. sill have hree more vears o play ball here." Adderley made his enrance ino he 7576 season wih he game eigh minues old and quickly sunk a 20 foo jumper o ie he score a 31all. He coninued o play mos of he firs half and was consanly husling and pulling down badly needed offensive rebounds. He finished he game wih six poins and hree offensive rebounds. Adderley's Ordeal Perhaps no one knows abou Adderley'sordeal beer han his roommae, high school eammae, JV Wins Openers bu Faces Tough Year EARL KETH goes up for wo of his 31 poins n las nigh's win over Quens College. Adderley Pays halfime and wih four minues gone in he second half came back o ie he score 4141. The lead seesawed back and forh for he nex fev minues bu he Parios ook conrol of he pace of he game afer a Sony Brook imeou and pulled ahead o a 6048 lead wih 51h minues lef o play. Queens never hreaened again. Lucius Moore wih 10 poins and Hank szard wih 11 poins gave he Parios four men who scored in double figures. Queens player Bob Jandoviz led all scorers wih 16 poins. and curren eammae Dwigh Johnson. Johnson is he one ha Addedy spoke o when i looked like he would be ou he whole year. "He was a lile nervous before he game," said Johnson. "His presence lifed he whole eam, and me especially since we were playing ogeher again jus like he days in A.E. Smih High School." Righ now Adderiey is coming off he bench and he appears o be enjoying his role. "When he guys on he cour see me ready o come off he bench i makes hem pu ou more," he said. "Jon's go everyone on a sring," said Johnson. "No one can afford o le down because of him and our srong bench. Before he game onigh he old me ha shouldn' expec oo much when he replaced he since had four games experience on him." seemed appropriae ha on a nigh when wo high school buddies and roommaes were reunied on he cour, a nigh ou on he own would be in order. "No way," said Johnson. "Jon and will probably go back o our room and celebrae by sudying our books for finals." Bu for he momen Adderley relished he vicory and looked ahead o Saurday nigh's game agains Dowling. He had begun a season ha looked like i would never begin for him, and a he momen he was oo happy and ired o hink of school work. Page8 STATESMAN December 12, 1975