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STATE COLLEGE NEWS, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 19G1
Primer Seeks
Contributions
Jolly Junior Views Rallies
NEWS Wants SEA Offers
Student Help Membershi|
By ROY KNAPP
changed. This was all fine and
For tJne first tim.e since I enter- dandy until the water balloons apThe Primer staff welcomes con- ed State College, I do not have peared. Well, the moral of the
tributions to this year's edition. an active part in rivalry. So. to story is why ruin it all? The spirit
Membership for ll
Hdi'ii:
The staiif will publish two indepen- see how it all looked to an outsid- was great but the enthusiasm at
Linda Lasselle '63, Editor-in-Chief cation Association, tin j • M i ' ,
dent issues this year.
er,! decided to take in the Frosh State dies all too soon. It doesn't of the State College News, re- organization on campt
All kinds of literature and art and Soph rallies the other night. need any water to dampen it.
minds interested freshmen, upper- open to all interested J - . is
arc appropriate. Contributions may Around nine o'clock the Frosh took
mien!
classmen and transfer students
be made through student mail or over dorm field, They rushed out
that cub classes are being held members will be welc oiiicil
regular mail, at Activities Day, of the various halls and onto the
every Tuesday evening in Brubach- and freshmen, espeeia lly |,
or by personal contact of co-editors field with reckless abandon.
er for prospective News writers. members of TA, are (
'arlici
Bob Baker '62 and Andy NeiderOnce on the field, they formed
\ o previous experience is neces- invited to join.
Madison House
man '62.
a tremendous circle around their
sary to attend these classes. Their
A meeting for those interested cheerleaders and then proceeded
In addition to nice
The officers of .Madison House purpose is to acquaint those atwill be held on October 16 at 371 to scream their lungs out. They for the 1961-1962 school year are: tending with the style, makeup, the local chapter, tin
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Hamilton Street, below Lark. Posi- ran through the same songs as my President, John Ma.son. '63, Vice and policies of the News. The receives membership
tions on the staff are still unfilled. class did when ove were in rivalry, President, Donald Diltz, '65, and fine points of newspaper work arc and the NEA.
Contributions should be brought to but somehow it all seemed so Secretary-Treasurer, Neil Joba '6-t. also d.iscuseed.
strange. I guess there is no place
the first meeting.
The Student E d u c n . .
Campus Chess Club
Experience Gained
for a jolly Junior in rivalry. Soon
According to Victor Maurice
Opportunities to help with the lion (SKA) gives thr
they left and a period of calm Fauibert, Acting Secretary-Genpublication of the paper are also opportunity to learn "
set over the field. I soon discover- eral of Campus Chess Club: "The
llirou
numerous. Any student may come his profession
ed that this was the calm before simultaneous exhibition conducted
periodicals
and
thnm
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into the News office in Brubacher
the storm. Precisely
at
the by Dr. Arnolds Grava for the Cam•nil
on Tuesday or Wednesday even- with others who slum
stroke of ten, a piercing screech pus Chess Club, Sept. 22, 1961, reings and lend his services. Work in teaching. Such jx i-.
broke through the calm. "Let's sulted in his winning nine games,
in typing, story writing and head- programs are pro\ ideil !
Les Innovateurs, the French Club go Sophomores," seemed to be
losing one, and drawing none. A line writing is always available, without extra cost
at Albany State, has announced the the cry.
Then
a small but
election of new officers for the noisy brass band came out onto tournament will get under way and the staff is anxious to have
Dues of $2.20 will 1"
next Friday, Sept. 2'J, at 7 p.m. in help.
current academic year.
the field followed by a band of Bru. All those who participated
in Mr. Robert Ander>ni
The new officers for 1961-1962 eccstatic students carrying a yel- in last year's tournament or in
Sign Up
R 175, or by .Mrs. Ciill.
are Linda Crecca, president; Bar- low banner. The Sophs had ar- the simultaneous exhibition are el- Interested students will have an Adkin's office in Ificinn
bara Kelly, vice-president; Joseph rived. They went through the igible. A beginner's course will opportunity to formally join the formation may be n!>' i
Murray, secretary; and Eva Klein, same rigorous routine as the Frosh be taught by Dr. Grava if there ranks of News workers at the
Donald Lawrence 'I!.') jin
treasurer.
did except that the game was is sufficient demand."
News booth on Activities Day, but members of the edm-a'
they may join at any tune.
The club plans to have a very
merit.
active year and urges all who are
interested to join.
Notices
State
Will Pay Cash For
Used Pop Records
JOHN MASON
A L B A N Y , N E W Y O R K , OCTOI.KK li, l!)(il
Hudnut Talks
Here Monday
The Reverend Robert Iludnut,
Cl'RE candidate for the mayor of
Albany, will speak on "How to Beat
al'olitical Machine," on October 11
at 1 p.m. in Draper 349 as a guest
of the Forum of Politics. The meeting is open to the public.
Rev. Iludnut, who is the Assistant Minister of the Westminster
Presbyterian Church in Albany, is
al.su the chairman of the steering
committee of the Citizens' United
Reform Effort (CURE), which is
supporting candidates in the local
election against the present city
administration.
Rev. Iludnut, who graduated
sumnia cum laiule and Phi Beta
Kappa from Princeton University
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Theatre Association Stages
Annual Conference at State
liy D O R I S M l III.K 11
This w e e k e n d will set t h e s t a g e o n e of N e w Y o r k S t a t e ' s o l d e s t
I'ui' t h e S i x t e e n t h A n n u a l Confer- c o m m u n i t y t h e a t r e s , Also, n h a s
n i " ' "I i h c N e w York S t a l e C o m - a c o p u l a t i o n for p r o d u c i n g fine
munit) T h e a t r e Association which shows
, s hciim held for t h e first t i m e o n F a c u l t y M e m b e r s D e m o n s t r a t e
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the campus ol Albany Stale
Main \arioiis sessions and exbidistinguished Speaker
bilious concerning the theatre will
'""• ,1 the highlights for the 19151 lie held throughout the weekend in
Included in the
' " l "'' 1 ' 1 mi' will be the Saturday liruhacher Hall
speaker, Mr \ o r r i s sessions is an Vena Theatre Ses
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II,,II ho.II Mr l l o u g h l o n , t h e m a i n sion w h i c h will l e a l u r e a s s p e a k e r s .
s|n akei' ol t h e e n t i r e w e e k e n d , is | ) r Paul Peltil Proles.sor of l-'mgI .., Hide r •in'\ ('i i M a n a g i n g D i r e e li- h i a n d 'I heat re i a n d M r . l a m e s
I (liicilion
Hie ii t h e P h o e n i x T h e a t r e o n e of L e o n a r d . A s s i s t a n t P r o l e s s o r of
W v. ) ui'k ' ii.ws most s u c c e s s f u l F i i ' h s l i l a n d T h e a t r e )
, ,,mmiiiii oil I S r o a d w a ) t h e a t r e s .
Doth O r Pettil a n d M r L e o n a r d
lie i- a (listinguishcil e d u c a t o r , a r e d i s t i n g u i s h e d m e m b e r s of t h e
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"How the United States Can Best t<> the curriculum. A committee of
Influence the World Against Com- faculty has been appointed which
inunism" is the title of the talk to n a s b c c n working since this sumbe given bv .Mrs F.leanor Rouse.,
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will attend a private dinner in her Because some students have enterhnnor from (i:3() to 7 HO p.m. in c d A | , ) a n v S ( a t e i n a n t i c i p a t J o n of
Brubacher Hall.
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Culhns
willII also
coordinate
Dr K\an
Collins,
President the
of milted into the new program when
of Activities Day,
questinn-and-answer
which
the
Cnlleue. who. in period
turn, will
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second Information
semester. Bewill
follow
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President
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Draper
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iln ir student tax cards w ith them.
Mrs Roosevelt, who is widely level will be established at Albany.
\|i|iiii-.iiiiali'l\ t«' nly "ivain/a- known
Satunla\ alii ITHHUI in iln l!ru
for her humanitarian work,
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II-. United Stales delegate to the in 11)03, the colleges at Geneseo,
pci sun is interested in an | | | | | ( ( N a ( j | i n s ( U , l u , r a | Assembly Oneonta and Potsdam in 19(54 and
/limn he s urn i se;n up or
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Albany Faculty IncludesFamous
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September 29 the Board of Regents approved the State
University's plan to convert the College of Education at
Albany into a multi-purpose institution. Dr. Thomas Hamilton, President of the University, announces that in the
Fall of 1962 the college will begin enrollment in the liberal
arts and sciences program. Albany State is the first to adopt
this program which will eventually be scheduled for the
eleven state colleges of education. However, the primary
objective of these institutions will continue to be teacher
education.
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ElectsOfficers
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Liberal Arts Students In Fall
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C.A.I.T. (Court for the Adjudication of Infraction of
Tradition) has as long a tradition as its name. Those sixty- To Design New
five Red Devils who were recently tried and convicted now
realize that C.A.I.T. plays an important role in the Rivalry
"game." C.A.I.T.'s purpose is to try those freshmen who SUCEA Campus
CAM.
False Premises
Last week the News received a letter from a person who
asked that his name be withheld and that the name of a
fraternal group on campus be used in place of a signature.
The News has for years had a policy of printing only letters
which were signed, even though names would be withheld on
request. Since everything was apparently in order concerning this letter, it was published requested.
Upon further investigation, the editor has discovered that
the author was apparently not a member of this fraternal
group and that the person whose name he used, a person unknown to the editor and to the staff handling such letters.
did not write the letter.
The News is also disturbed that the name which was signed "leaked out." Apparently the informative "was looking
over the shoulder of the person who re-typed the letter for
the News." We have been told that the person who saw the
name was a member of the group mentioned and that he recognized that the person whose name was signed did not belong
to the group. Why did he not inform the editor then of the
mistake?
But the main issue concerns the real author. What purpose could a person have in signing a name other than his
own and calling himself part of this fraternity? Does he have
a grudge against the person whose name he used? Is he an
independent who was not invited to join either the group
mentioned or the group to which the othter person belongs'.'
Is he a fraternity member who would like to damage the
reputation of either or both of the two other fraternities? Otis he a member of the group whose name he used, a member
who was afraid to sign his own name?
Because of the harm this person has done, the News requests that IFC submit a resolution to the News asking that
we obtain written permission from a fraternity president before anything is published which might be inferred to represent a whole fraternity. Such a resolution would become a
permanent part of the News Board ethics. We would like to
suggest, too, that each fraternity give the News a list of ils
members and keep this list up-to-date.
Also because of this person, the News has found it necessary to request that any student wishing to submit a letter to
the editor must sign it in the presence of the editor and
present his student tax card as proof of identity, \ames will
still be withheld on request,
We regret that we are forced to make such a policy. We
Mill feel that most of the students at State College are honest
II H unfortunate that all must be penalized for the sake of a
few.
STATE COLLEGE NEWS
ESTABLISHED
MAY 1 9 1 6
RV THE C L A S S OP 1 9 1 8
XI.VI
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"One of the profession's frees!
spirits and by general consensus;
Die most versatile designer a n d
draftsman of his g e n e r a t i o n , " U.S.
Architect E d w a r d Durell Stone
should design o u r new c a m p u s in
his own style of richness, exuberance, and p u r e , u n a d t e r a t e d freshness."
His buildings abound in his own
great love of classic m o n u m e n t s
and beauty instead of the monotony of glass f a s c a d e s , c h r o m e and
Was this really a plot by t h e A d m i n i s t r a t i o n
exposed steel.
Stone's combination of dignity, nice cliques i've h e a r d a b o u t ?
s y m m e t r y and glitter, is found in
rlie t ' . S . Pavilion at the World's
f a i r in Brussels. It was the No.
1 U.S. exhibit and was a leading
contender for world a r c h i t e c t u r a l
honors.
University of South Carolina
The University of South Carolina
bad six d o r m i t o r i e s designed l>\
Stone. They a r e seven story square;!
veiled In grill thai keeps sun from
windows, reduces air conditioning
h,\ one third. v el eosl > n i more pel
square foot than Venetian blinds
l!i hind each room is a . il deep
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KNOTTS T O VOU
Believe it o r Knoll, one faculty m e m b e r is sincerely lur' 1 -'r.i,:
worthwhile c a u s e of o u r T h a t c h e r friends
Too bad be
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Housing Office.
G K l ' N T S , GROANS AND G R I P E S . . .
Are caused by our c a p r i c i o u s R i v a l r y Coiiimillee
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dale for the football g a m e is moved up to t o m o r r o w , both ' m al a distinct d i s a d v a n t a g e
S e e m s t h e s e four must enjoy • ,,i. ;..
schedules they c h a n g e Ibem often e n o u g h l
M a y b e SI I:
.Mall would like their help.
AWARENESS
Why isn't the person in c h a r g e ol sororities and riiMun '..,:
Ihe ISC decisions over which she s u p p o s e d l y has direct eou'i
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R E P R E S E N T I N G WHO?
It h a s c o m e in our e a c h ' e v e s 1 and c a r s 1 th.it a leller 1 .
signed by someone wilb a . r u d e e led oihei's i,, 1,1 h, - , '!,,
Lecturer And Inspirer
group was Irving lo be e \ l i a
blv w h i l e " We wuiidei 11 ;
I lis oflicc lurils out archil.'els grudge niighl h a v e arisen over a lack u| nilhii-1.1 s|M mi He
as well as a n lllleeliire
Stone lias " g r o u p " in this p e r , m i ' s liehall
long captured vour ireh;;oels' im
aginations Irom his year;, ol lee OVER T i l l . R I V E R AND T H R O U G H T H E Y E A R S .
' h e model of Ihe new campus, is w r y i i u p n - n . bill
luring al Vale
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i ornell and tin |' r reall.v c o m p l e t e it? T h e Ian s y s t e m for Ihe I new. ba
i' 1 - lor lour m o n t h s for installation
Will Ihe Male o w e 1
I'niversiu of \ r k a i i s a s
Project''
o h , we know
T h e y ' r e wailing lo use tin- lao
"He lias been able l o pick l o p
campus'
young g r a d u a t e s a t t r a c t e d In Ins
inl'oruialilv and
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O V E R H E A R D ON T H E C A M P U S . . .
aivliilei hire is art '
One iippercla.s.swiiman lo one u p p e r e l a s s i i i a i i
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1- r u n n i n g for a l l e m l a n l and \ m i know how nun b u e III..
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He has lunched oil a new mo\ i
"lent lo pin pure beaulv mlu bud
dings His history ,>| macnilici'iil
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designs promises us -, eampiis thai
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"I see y o u ' r e weariii.' a sign
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l» aul.\ and prai lihl.v
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lor oiiimoiib exprvsted li. .is M,i„i,.n. o r oomiimincai ;ona i,-,',-,
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October 9, 1961 in t h e
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C h a p e r o n e s P r e s i d e n t J . Sheril M c C o r m a c k 62
that either a more efficient system a r ( , M ) , H o l j i s B i o c i g e i t , Director cordially invites all b u s i n e s s m a j „f distribution or the issuance of ()f W a t e r b u r y , and Mrs. Blodgett, o r s a n d distributive education minOI H i l l L - t i n i i j , anvi . . . . j . . - . ~ . . 0
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archi c h e e r l e a d e r a r e the only two r e a l l y s h o w i n g an i/iii-re-i m •.,.• more efforts. Two people carinol successfully lead s i \ hui.di.-: •
l o r y . iK.xcu.se us, we forgot in mention the I wo ."•.celleni • .!'.:.
poster-makers.)
Achievement of Decade
He drew the plans for the Sill
million Palo Alto-Stamford llospilal and Stanford Medical Center,
llie sjn million Social .Security Hospital for Kmplovees in Lima. Peru
and the University of A r k a n s a s
Medical Center
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Sunday, Oct. 8, at 7:30
graduate of the H a r v a r d
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lu the Richard II. Mandel
in lii.'la. he produced the first
ern house in the International
lo be designed bv a I S born
led
"Stone's \ e w Delhi e m b a s s y is
one
ol tin key
architectural
achievements of the decade. In a
single building he h a s reintroduced
into modern a r c h i t e c t u r e the quality of m o n u m e n t a l i t y and stateliness that functional stripped down
modern has long lacked. His inspiration was the great temple forms
of Greece and R o m e , sol on a po
diiun."
r\:„»«;K.,4'fan
Itv ANNE DUGAN
Counsellors "at L a w . i n M a n " nouncing that next w e e k s meeting
; .: n wfll speak a t S t a t e College w o u ] ( 1 h ( , | , r i e f because of State's
!n the topic " R a c i a l I n t e g r a t i o n f j r s t n i K n , S ( j c c c r o a l m . „f t ) 1 t .
the American Way of Life. s c a s o n .
tit, will
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E v e r y tradition g r o w s e v e r m o r e v e n e r a b l e — t h e nunc re
mole its origin, t h e m o r e confused t h a t origin is. The lev.-ieiKr
i\\w to il i n c r e a s e s from g e n e r a t i o n to g e n e r a t i o n . I lie It .uhinm
finally b e c o m e s holy a n d i n s p i r e s a w e . "
— I ' r i e d r i c h IVillu-Ini Niei/silir
KEYS, TASSELS, R O B E S . . .
Tough luck lo the group on c a m p u s n u m b e r i n g Ihirlccii
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mil varsity cheorleadiiig l e t t e r s lo last y e a r ' s LTOIIJI hut
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When we a r e r e v e a h d
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Senate Hashes Financial Bill; Waterbury Hall DE Sponsors
Campus Commission Lauded Plans Activities Coffee Hour
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Strinafellow
Talks at SCA
and TRADITION
continually, and, in many cases, deliberately infract longestablished traditions of State College. If a freshman is
found guilty, appropriate penalty is decreed.
Refraining from cutting across Page Field may seem a
trivial "bit of nonsense" to you now; however, you will in
later years remember that "bit of nonsense" with fond
memories. C.A.I.T. enforces such traditions as these and
maintains their due respect.
C.A.I.T. is for freshmen and for upperclassmen alike.
When Rivalry rolls around each year, upperclassmen recall the days when they were freshmen; when, perhaps,
they too had direct contact with C.A.I.T. They remember
how trivial it seemed to them that they could not see the
face of Minerva until the Rivalry period was over. They
remember. It may be that the basis of tradition rests with
fond memories. So, when C.A.I.T. reminds the freshmen
what traditions are and what they stand for, upperclassmen are reminded as well. This is a tradition of State.
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Inflictive, i m m e d i a t e l y all letters 111 " " ; ' "i
to the editor must be s j j / n e ( j j„ l n ( . » "" l-J HO p „,
TXO Dale P a n s
presence ol the editor and student 3 : 0 0 5
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tax card must be shown as nrool
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a consultant to the New York S t a t e ,-s
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1Commission Against
Discrimina
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, | n n in 10(10, he testified b e i o n
.„-,,,•„„,-: bodies will be reee.veiL
On. president's C o m m i t t e e on N a r
Ccncral approval was expresseil
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r anulher Summit ( .inference to
°He 'has travelled
in t w e n l )
•'" I"""'' " " - v a r Hopeful p a n s
seven countries in Europe
' " ' • ; i «-»nf'T'-n<-e will be brought up
A-ia, and the C a r i b b e a n , a s a
, r | ] ( i ( ; i l n | i u . , •,,,,,mi--n.n ha- a
at another meeting.
Bement Foundation Fellow, and a s ,,, ,11It,.,. ,| ,,. ,„. w p ,|.«i - eoiie.-r
a lav leader in the e c u m e n i c a l j ( | ,, p ( ) s t ( , , . s
-I Id *•
A!| | , , v r movement. He a d d r e s s e d the F a i t h | j y | | | p h , l h ( , ( - a l ,,,,„.. , ,,!i.mi-ioi
appropriation o, n o r . v', <. w"->' ash
and Order
Commission
ol the n - V I ) U 1 - , , r g
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T ket's
ill be
World
Council of C h u r-c h e s in Scot- h . l U , | l r > -A a. pui up m Hi ' • • " " " " • . | i ; ;
mum ^ uuiiv.ii w.
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I c t r T ' r o u s i ' n ' g ' h a n d in their
a; the World's Student C h r i s t i a n delll Per.sunnel Ollice
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should
be
"I
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Federation Conference in S t r a s
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s
r New Policies
S ; Concern Posters
Reception Held
Uu, d o r n l i t o r y
a r e urged to attend so t h a t th y
b e c o m e a w a r e of the d i s t n
a reception lor the three foreign b u l i v e education field. D r . Reeno S.
sluden.s living in W a t e r b u r y Hall. K r o u s e i s a d v i s o r t o the club.
silvanus Nyokaye from A I
R e f r e s h m e n t s will be s e r v e d at
^ M
Kenya, majorS0)
|ni) ^ ^ . ^ ^ ^
;in(| m i n o r i n R
the coffee hour.
- ,,, ] j s h ; T o m a s z
Krzeszowski
.
W a r s a w , i > 0 | a n d , who is stud- - Q C
U D
(>du,alj()n
nu,lno(|s:
a n d Ata- H L
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[y , , , . . , „ „ , , . . „ „ , f r o m
,„ education.
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m a j o r i n { ,
Sum|av
•».r^^i;£t „ is -. : 1 : r ; r - k
1 ,-1
a i i i H ' i u i v i "
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ne
id
m a y
Klls S | a t e s
h o m e , s . K n d a y evening . t ^ J O
R e f r e s h m e n t s preceded a g e n e r a l
•>,
luc-eiiiir, u
--- l i e
|Dusiness
meeting
at. which
)))UUssiinm( ,. s ;s
. ^ ^ ^ ^
a>m -^
discUssed
,„ c u m i n g
year
s f(jr
^
^
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. ^ ,„o d u c d
b l , future projects. Alter the
, | u . president d e s c r i b e d his
^ \ J r
ObservawJk a l Dudley
students a n d faculty
(()ry
(n|u,r
m e m b e r s gave accounts of their
experiences,
sllnl,m,r
possi
SCHOLAR
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,
cfaU tehc/at (if /i<t/teitacM
Events
,
President,
thai
)(in..,tory
'«3. 1Dormitory
President,
that
Dr. Harold Story of the P h y s i c s
.lack Tka.cl, '(>. h a s been appomtD
e
p a r t m e n t hosted the first meeted c h a i r m a n for the H o m e c o m i n g
float.
Physics Club at his
in{, o f t | u .
.
S
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Iwurg the same s u m m e r . He p a r - a r , | pusler - 1 / ' and done mi a
' -le-'i
. ., W ( i n l Dur.nitorv Council: Dick Kelly '63.
Il -, w u r . l
l«ll lU.I"I N l ' t u r n . . .
tieipated in the World Council ol | r - - c level ' i n ciw. mi- i m - v
"
" " • '"'•' , ' " - . " " • '
' , ;Schleder
, . '
Harrv Thurnhill,
Thurnh.ll, S e c r e t a r y T r e a s Harry
! cheer
S. Ii.i 1
Churches Assembly in K v a n s t o n work, etc • ' aiiipo- < oi'imi
. . . Cuminitle'e' an urer ol the Dormitory. 'M, S a m
in 1954 and the sessions of Ihe r e s e r v e s
ihe re I.
p. " i •••
. !. ^ l a n b . r . h c . m o n r o . e
' . « . dun
cAden 0X I |
Council's Department of the Laiiy wl.cilier or nui a p . - o r 1« . . . ! . . uMallcd a, ' ' h r i s l m a .
an ban
W Al Bad . J5. ^
in Austria in 1959.
able
All uiiautlh.n/. d I Students faculty, and the gen will be taken d..vv n u me.11,10
\l-«- • ' • • • - ' ' • ' " | { r " " k ' T . " ; ; , ' '
:X ;
Sch'enck -M. Ml Leo -ei.
eral public a r e w e l c o m e .
M r II vmir or a m / a c n lias a 1^
'"' ! l " ' V " ' ' ' ' " ' ; , : ", r ' , ,', l „ S •„!i.iurn l-arrv Kdwards 'IL'. C a r r y Moore
Siringfcllow's lecture is being spoil 1111 board vmi i l l w i
""' -r"1"' '"i"""
„ , j u e ilalv '(15, .lack Tkatch '64,
• \ cr null.'
the I'niun.
Dick Crossfit 'lia and Kd Budikas
sored by the student C h r i s t i a n A>
.llollhl he I
'ill
.
suciation.
A tentative schedule ol a c t i v e
lies lias been set for the y e a r .
November : i - D a t e Parly
D e c e m b e r 10—T r e e t r i m m i n g
parly
l e l i i u a i v :i—Dale P a r i )
March I—Open House.
\ p r i l II—Date P a r t y .
May 11-1.{— Waterburv Weekend
WE
CARRY
A
COMPLETE
STOCK
|in„
an interT h e club is plannin
est,,u- and varied s e m e s t e r . All
estin
students interested in physics m a y
become an active m e m b e r by attending Activities Da.v at Bru,
October 7.
Sophs Direct
IFG Slates
Student Guides NewSchedule
I'll,, iiiiiiiii' Sludenl Guides Co
c h a i r m e n . r e Pal Pe/.zulo and Bill
I,,
soplioinores, announces Dr.
|.;il,.,i C Stokes. Dean of Women.
c'liliuii C Thorne, Dean of Men.
. i n , | ihe l!Hi(i-iil Sludenl Cu.des
,'•,, c h a i r i n e n . Marcia Fnglish and
| | , A W e Woodruff, juniors.
The Sludenl G u i l e s l"rograin
,.mails Ihe orgaiu/alion and sehe,1,,1,'n.. ,,| m,1,led lours ihruugh the
I, ,. buildings for prospective
I,,.,!,,,,.',, and Ihe assigning ol
upperclas.si.ien a s Hi« B n d h e r s
IM,l |',i - Sisters 111 incu.ning Iresti
j , , , . , , siudenis. I'h.' p r o g r a m p u r
nuses
lo f a m i l i a r i / e
Ihe n e w
| n icrnati«Jiial Film G r o u p
T|1(i
| K 1 S ai ll il ml l )i Um ni i ci ve (- l• . the n a m e s and
(dl a
aU
| | l movies
n o V i f S scheduled
t e, ss (ol
scheduled for
for fulu
,
.
i
,
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,
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^
.
All
movies
will
be
U|n
,,, | ) r u p e r :i-19 on F r i d a y
| | ( .| ( |
early show will be at
Mj^,)lls;
{\w
„ | ( n ) u n d | h ( , | a U , r ; l , ;»: 15 p. m
price will be 30
T | 1 ( , admission
l . ( . | | l v w n i t . | , | u , | p , ihe IFG pay for
[ ) K , ( | | | M ( ) | ,),,, f j | , n a n d f,,r purei|uipment
c.|laMllc
a m | repairing
U U •>
Oct
(H.(
(i Lei's Make l.uve
^ ^| J ( ( T j n R | ) o /
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rju>
Mollsl,
T|,,,t
1.
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Nov,
*
CALIFORNIA
*
CAMBRIDGE
*
*
CHICAGO
COLUMBIA
*
CORNELL
*
INDIANA
*
OXFORD
*
WISCONSIN
*
YALE
Roof Has Shed
|UU i h u r Loll . Professor ol
, |„ oi.sl.w succeeded lo have tile
, ,||, ,• I in au 1 rs construct a shed
I ,,- Hi,- be blv explosive solvents
. h l a hcluie bad been kepi in the
Huesied ' l.eini>ll'V Slock Hoolll.
H„. died is now located on the
,,| , | „ . |{i, bartl.soii llueslcd
|-iHPl
nerisivle.s
This change r e d u c e s
M.mewhat the d a n g e r of serious
explosion
TOM'S BARBER SHOP
STATE COLLEGE CO-OP
Hoared
sill
'
, u l , | , si ale Culle.m iradihoiis. o e i 27 A .Midsiimmei
acl'tuiics ami organ./a.i..ns
Drram.
I m
majors
X7 HOKIN S I K I I I
( i n n e r of Hobin and West
:)a VKAHS O F F X P K H I K N G K
\(i\,
.1—(i>
Nights
the Beloved
Country
ill- i h e I ong Hoi Stininier
Nov. 17—(iigi
The purpose ul ihe club is to
m a k e av ailable lo the siudenis and
l'aeullv of SI CKA recent domestic and foreign lllius of Mood en
lerlainnu'iit value al a r e a s o n a b l e
r a t e ol admission The officers of
Ihe club for the present school
y e a r a r e J a m e s lilcnker 'Ii2, presid e n t ; J o e Cuoney '(i:?, vice-president; (.'harks Baker
tilL vicep r e s i d e n t ; Mary G a l e s 03, secret a r y ; Bill Yigurs 'li-L t r e a s u r e r ;
ami Marion Schoneiek (il, publieily director. Any student interested in joining the IFG m a y do so
by contacting any of the abovementioned
students
by student
I mail.
PAGE 4
S T A T E C O L L E G E N E W S , F R I D A Y , O C T O B E R 6, 1961
STATE COLLEGE
State Announces Changes:
Forty People Join Faculty
Gammiuuaatia+il
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of t i m V i n S l h e V t c i t y f 0 o f a A n i y
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members
partment.
m b e r
- Mr' m''nl wc,co
A s s o c i a t e e r , .Miss
an
evening,
Alden
,were
and
? ? " - " Stewart
fieers.
S C r v c d
a
Waterbury
a r e Admisions
Of-
:i:-'- '
U i a t 6 d
Science
Research
members
of t h e C h e m i s t r y d e p a r t -
satisfactory
° r a Chan'ge' T h o u g h
w a s m e a g e r , t h e food
-
, i l c
Center.
, m
'nt a " Mr" Ashl
Mr. Robert Frost.
was
.
The Education
m e s
M r
Beaulah
' - J " " " ^Ii'livec a n d M r . M r . J o h n
- Davicl Barr>' is a Profes[ h e r e s - s o r of S c i e n c e a t t h e A t m o s p h e r i c
f
m u t
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t o S t a l e
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and
Mr.
Mr. J a m e s
Richard
Mancuso
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will
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Psychology
in t h e s
Lake Avenue Annex.
T h e philo-
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By J O S E P H
and .
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Mr. Daniel
Odell, J 5 m a r k
Smelko.
M r . L i n always
Millctt,
Albert
Mr.
Bird
1 «»..».
E d i n
Hagadorn
Ry
N e w m e m b e r s of t h e E n g l i s h D e - ^
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p a r t m e n t a r e M r s . .Joan H a m , M r . t i n < 1 " ( ' t i e r t h a n e v e
Wilkie.
a n d
W a r d
Rosenbach.
New Swearingen,
Mr. John
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Saturday's
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Mr.
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Richard
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Arrangcnieni
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F a i r b a n k s '01.
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Xi.xon
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of L o c a l
Elizabeth Stroud
R i c h a r d I.ynch
Carol
Markerson
Anne Dugan
Sandra Barnhart
F u r t h e r information
concerning
CURE
can be obtained
a t 172
Slate Street. CURE headquarters.
(110-5-2221. i
To
Many
t«
lh.s
letters
have
been
paper
by
varim.s
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paragraph
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STATE COLLEGE NEWS, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1961
STATE COLLEGE NEWS, FRIDAY, OCTOBER fi, l!)fil
AMIA Football is Rolling;
APA, SLS, KB Cop Wins
Ctoii
Frosh Take Rivalry Lead,
Football Slated Tomorrow
Qouttttff
By BOB DAVIES
AaU
passing, Bill Burnett and Bob Pollero's receiving, and a h a r d rushing
defensive line, they were able to a m a s s 58 points while holding t h e
opposition to " z i l c h . "
While t h e score is s o m e w h a t lopsided, there is much lo be said
abou( the spirited team of TXO. When one realizes that they w e r e only
organized last year, and thus had to use belter than half their m e m b e r s
to field a t e a m , TXO's showing a p p e a r s to be better than c o m m e n d a b l e .
Pollero was the first m a n to hit the scoring column for the winners,
scoring on a left-end r e v e r s e from 20 y a r d s out after a few m i n u t e s of
the first period had elapsed. Soon after, q u a r t e r b a c k Crowell followed
suit, also hitting on a left side run. Two Crowell to Burnett touchdown
passes brought the score to 25-0, and by m e a n s of a TD p a s s to Chuck
Hunter, the " m e n in b l u e " lead by 32 points at the half t i m e m a r k .
Dick Matis took control of the TXO offense at the s t a r t of the second half and almost got it rolling, but the tiring squad could not respond
enough to put over a touchdown.
APA managed to push a c r o s s another 26 points in the second half,
with Crowell chucking four TD
passes, two to Fred Curtis a n d
one each lo Pollero and Burnett.
SLS Drops W a t e r b u r y
Sigma L a m b a Sigma m a d e its
opening A.M.I.A. football g a m e a
success last Monday by downing a
determined W a t e r b u r y club, 18-7.
Noticed.
Varsity coach Dick S a u e r s ,
and F r e s h m a n coach J e r r y Hisort wish to r e m i n d c a n d i d a t e s
for basketball t h a t they m u s t
take physical e x a m s in P a g e
Gym on either Wednesday October 11 or T h u r s d a y October 12
from 1:0(1 to 5:00 P.M. Equipment will also be issued a t this
time. P r a c t i c e for both s q u a d s
will begin on Monday, October
16 a t 3:30.
The S o p h o m o r e lea in is in a very
strong position with the following a
partial list of p r o b a b l e p l a y e r s :
P a t C e r r a , Jeff M a l a r d , George
Nigriny, L a r r y V i c k e r s , J i m Walt e m a t h , Tony M a c u l u s o , Bob Benton, Charlie While, Gordon Muck,
Dave J e n k s , and Bob Wieboldt. The
t e a m c a p t a i n is Jon M c G a r i t y .
The class of '65 is counting on
L a r r y F l e m m i n g . G a r y Moore, Don
J u c k e t t , and Stan Krivo lo provide
a nucleus of s t r e n g t h for t h e line.
Many of the f r e s h m e n h a v e played
football previously in their high
schools; s o m e on All S t a r o r district t e a m s .
r e p r e s e n t S t a t e in ,h\tri, | (|ll,
fying play in the second unm
ECAL Fall Golf T„,u „,.„,
H a m i l t o n College on Salurdj
October 7. Sectional <|ii;i|j[,r
will also take place on coim,
at D a r t m o t h , Penn stm,. ,.
Army.
The two t e a m s with |hP |,„
est t e a m totals for the is |],,|,
plus t h e ten low inclhidu
s c o r e r s will he sent from iv
of t h e four districts to %
ECAC Fall Championship
B e t h p a g e , Long Island.
R e p r e s e n t i n g Albany will •.
Ed B r a u n , Roger ( ,i M '\, li.
Nelson a n d Bill Slurs,
refreshes your taste
"air-softens" every puff
Both t e a m s showed rock-ribbed
defensive lines in the first q u a r t e r ,
but early in the second stanza SLS
q u a r t e r b a c k George Anastas hit
end F a y e Richardson to break t h e
scoring ice.
Anastas was on the scene again
a few moments later as he m a d e u
spectacular interception and ran it
back for a 30 yard TD. To c a p
SLS's 18 point second q u a r t e r Mr.
Anastas again threw a perfect TD
strike, this lime to left end J o n
St arks.
Waterbury. played a d e t e r m i n e d
second half, sparked mainly by left
end Sherm Bosven. < 'aplain liowen
made several spectacular c a t c h e s ,
i n c l u d i n g the recepl ion of a 20 yard
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The c a m e was a pure t e a m ef-
,, ,| | , , e i ' . , i ,p ; , i.iiiiiecici l l w ' ; i l ( l l%l T : " " l i e o i l e n - i \ e until I .ii wall each man d o m e his a s ,,,,.,,. p|- pi,, I',- i-ici'eil die hall Pile liui'wmeh anji \l.ai - '.'iimenl
Coach d'arcia
thought
, ' ' , , , ! :l |„ n „ p \ kick, which P i c o e ea. li scored a coal lor ihcii that Potsd.im showed thai they had
, II,,,,, -,,, II, m ,- iiiunlv ! , ' : " ; l 1' • i'' i f i • .nil' hoy s hehind al a ureal deal of finese and w e r e in
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(lur n e \ l IT. e caincs a r e all conliean rs la ' I'oiipi ,1 ilici' s oi'iiic I I'ence
I'aniis
and lliei'elore,
.1 li "i 'In o r . m e pun, I, m,| t in ik Ih. ,i||cn-,',e lioth anion: the ino-,i impoi'l a nl. S a l u r
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, on i' loi'ual'o ,A n i-,e inan connected lor a eoal
hia-leil lour e w n i n : llie score at 2 2
However. neM W e d n e s d a y , Oct
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In the loiirlh ipiarler our Ped- ol the season auainsl i l i u o i i t a un. I i , . \ \ a - i.i p. i p llie attack as Karl Helm' dec the lijihts at Hleeki'l' S t a d i u m
I U 1 - llie i lei'-leuliei'cci' -cored his second al H uu Coach (iareia e x p r e s s e d
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"..I • .v- d11:• ii- a one point niM an llie hope that the stiidenl body will
w,
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State Slip by Potsdam 4 - 3 ;
Seimon, Gerstenberger Star
Although many persons have verbally stated thai they ( \ ,,'„',.,,,,,. . m|1|\ „u.rwhelni opponent to the Pods in our see inch scored his second goal forewanted to see a Cross-country team started at State, only ahotil ,,, ,,„ 1Ml M1,.n,,l(,,i |. •,,,s|1. fivi. ,„„, ,,,„„. n i l i k t , „u, rirsl ,,.,„„, i„« uu. Wame into a io-minutc overtwo or three have been doing anything to bring tlmleain into ,„ ,,„ ,„ i,,,,,, ,„,,, ,••,,, phased lhis ,„„, w a , r„ ,„ ,,„,„ (1„wn „, t m u , Wllll t h e s t o r i , l i c d a ( 3 . 3
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reality. Mr. Munsey has been trying to get enough runners
the last seconds nf an o v e r t i m e
The o v e r t i m e was a nip and tuck
together in order to field a team. It would be possible to get
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several meets if only a team were ready and wilHiig lo work
,s .1,. P e l - ui j , u ^ ' V h e l i r s l ' i i i n e ' w e ' h a d play' with m'l,lu'r l c a m
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out and get in shape for one. A distance runner is nol made
.1 •-• hall IIIUMII' awas in a ,,,| ; | „.,,.,.,.,. I t . a l n | r i ) l l l , | l l s M .|ioiil the t a r e e t successfully u p until t h e
overnight, so if more men do not come out. Ilm idea <>l the
ail Hut aec.ii-.hii: I" ( e a c h .,, |( | , •,, |( u - a s ,,,,,. | - j r S | n > n l r r e n c e last minute. As o u r P e d s p r e s s e d
Kuiliii-aine
Male pla\r.l a ,.., IIU ,
,|ie fin:il a t t a c k . Erwin S e i m a n took
team will be dropped, destroying the work already done In
I -i-ininl lull, and this
a reliound and scored in t h e last
the meager few who have given time and efforl for a team
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\l tile liemiiiiui'-: of play, it lookfive seconds eavine, us o u r second
established on the promises of many who have proven thai -ii,.ma -i r\ e as a
ed a- il .mi' men would run aw ay win in as many s t a r t s . .1-3.
e,
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- c a it will take more than enthusiasm to make a team
I-ru-li i-illnd their tun "..,.1- u l 1 ' ' U llnwi'vcr, alioul I n e mm-
'""• i"'l i.\ h\ ii A M 'ft,,, lollowiu" :i ::o
The game see sawed lor several
minutes, with each t e a m ' s defense
outplaying the others ollen.se unlli
a spectacular pass Iroin KB q i u r
lerback And) Cibulski to end Men
Sutherland prod iced the lone touch
down ol the ball g a m e
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8l 11
line
With paydirl in -,. lit. tin
scoring allempl was s h o o e d when
Kills fumbled
The never say die
men front
Walilbtlf) came back strong, put
ting up a last ditch fight and d i n
nig the KB unit into its own end
zone lor a two point salely The
VV'jterhuij
offensive
unit domi
nated play in the fourth q u a r t e r
hot was unable to register a 'I I)
hi lore the dual whistle.
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leading a cheer frightens a girl, then she shoitldu t he a cheer- ,.,',,,,,, aii'-deteai (,.,,,„
D'.n' Spoils Minded:
'"""I news! Soccer will lic.'in
ncM Tuesday, with p a n i c s h, m:
pl;i\cd on Tuesday a n d Tliursd i\
Tin milimine t e a m s havi e x p r e s s
wl
interest in pla\ me.
(lamina
K«l'l»a I'lu, Kappa Delia . I d l e r
SUI:
Urn, Allien, Sa.\lePierce
CIH Se-aiia Thela and Siein i \lplia
laiiiina K;i|, ;,| 1( | K-,|,|, a DHia will
'" oniiliincil anil also .leflei'son
ali
'' Allien ('aplauis please drop
yniir rosters in ,Jud.\ Sti'onc.'s mail
Wednesday afternoon, the Kappa
Beta football team defeated tin
men from W a t e r h u n II,ill li 2, in
a hard fought defensive battle
The first period saw Watorhurs
Willi Dave l.e Blue intercepting a
KB p iss push w itbin a lew > ardol the goal line only lo lie -.topped
b\ the delern Hied
bl'li k ss all
K I', defense
I he interception b>
Tom Fills allowed KB men to work
pi'. 1 -Till
.
VV.A.A, h\ s i / \ N M :
The sturdy SLS defensive line,
however, was the big factor late
in the g a m e . Paced In big Dave
" T u r t l e " Syinula, it repeatedly
crashed through to throw opposing
backs for huge loses and greatly
aided SLS's 18 7 victory.
(lie
The Albany State Soccer Team has blasted into a stron and flashing start, serving
I Last week there was a portion of the soccer story devoted f, r c - s o u n ding 3-1 defeat to a lighting but hopeless RPI squad. The Statesmen started
to an attempt at getting a crowd of .Statesmen to the RPI . e £ a m e w i t h plenty of hustle and deter .nnation to win but were held scoreless dursoccer game. During this same week, there appeared several ln& t ( l l c . l i l ' s t n a l f b v a strong RPI defensive squad. During the first half, State shot
costers hanging in the lower peristyles annonucing the fact a b o u ;- fifteen goals to five for RPI. The only score for the Engineers was booted by reIhat there was a soccer game at RPI, that it wasn't too far l u r n i n 8 letterman, Leif Titland, who dropped a high floating kick into the State goal
away that it was free, and that it wouldn't take loo much d u n n K the second quarter.
effort to get to the game in order to cheer the team in a show
state scored twice in the third and once again in the fourth quarter. Karl Heinz
of support.
Gerstcnbcrger wa.s the first ped to tally in a fast-moving quick-breaking play. Erwin
The response to these feeble efforts was very good indeed S c i m a n ' State's up-and-coming Sophomore, scored the other two goals to set the winas a large crowd from Albany State showed up'at the game. n l n B P^ee lor the remainder of the game.
Three State< cheerleaders; (?) also showed up at the game,
, i n t h e l h i r d q u a r t e r w h e n V ern Sage, RPI's only
R P I a l m o s t SC0I . ed a s c c o n d
supposedly toilead the following in the support ol the team, other returning letterman, booted one, but the referee called the goal back claiming
The results of their presence, however, were unnoticed and thai an RPI man wa.s interfering with the State goalie and prevented him from atapparently absent.
tempting to block the kick.
As the game proceeded, no action was observed fr<
State squad was well represented defensively by fullbacks Gary Smith and Dave
Cheering section, cts they remained seated, in uniform, in the Fran k7hTtlf line k^Ed B r c V m f i d c T ^
Ed Broomfield
front row of the bleachers. Ihe on y time any allempl was s h m v K i r X ,,.|| ( ,, t 1()rrn a t m a n y times during the game, underscoring hihis excellent ofmade to cheer the team was when the crowd rose spontane- frnslv,. ball-handling
'
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ously to applaud a fine play or at a crucial moment in the game.
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Many of the newcomers have been showing up well on the playing field and givIf the game had been held at Albany, there \ymld he a m „ t h ( , n m | , , d ,| ( , p ih l ( ) t h e n n e-up. Erwin Seiman has been one of the top rookies this
large, usually receptive crowd available which would support Vi„. a n d w i l , |H(.hablv continue as a key member of the squad in the following years,
attempts made at cheering. However, the game was at RIM. r ;, v , m handles the ball very well and is always hustling on defensive plays
it might be argued. The crowd in attendance al the .game wa>
'
strongly in the favor of Albany, both in attendance and enlliii- _
Boris Kazielski, a Sophomore transfer from last year,
siasm. At several times during the game spontaneous cheers f)rrinnp
Cniinfw
showed up nicely in the RPI game as he clicked in the ofof praise went up for the players and for the team Al no ~ " U / / y ^ v ^ w u / / / y
^ . ^ ^ d c f c n s i v e maneuvers of the team. Ed Reid,
time hewever, were there any organized cheers.
T Y i r K Frn^h
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' i ( , ' ) Seaman a n c ' Gary Smith also showed up well during
If State is going to have a cheering squad at its games
i
the game and are to be commended on their fine play.
then at least these cheerleaders can lead a cheer mice m .1
ile I do not mean to offend anyone personally b\ these / f) jOCCGT
L/QUUT
comments but I only wish to see something done about tin M a l e - Krnsli M I I 1 ei' li 1 in had it
situation. If the idea of getting up in front of a crowd and
.
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Hockey and Soccer Commence
Foil 1961 Women Sport Season
touchdown pass and an extra point
from q a r t o r h a c k Dun Sinclair
KB Cdges
Varsity Booters Down RPI 3-1 Sat.
As Seiman's 2 Goals Paces Peds
In This Corner —
Anyone actively i n t e r e s t e d in
Cross-Country and willing to work
AMIA football presented everything from tight defensive out, should see Mr. Munsey about With rivalry moving into its O t h e r p r o b a b l e frosh p|,Ul,r
battling to wide open, free-swinging offense playing, as APA, this a s soon a s possible. More run- third week, t h e f r e s h m e n a r e still Len Sneddon, Cliff lo,,',',' ,'.
out in front with a nine to one Kenyon, Dave Sucatn ipi,,
SLS, and KB came out victorious in the week's three games. ners a r e vitally needed as the r a n k s lead
o v e r the S o p h o m o r e s .
Be- tone, Bill Colgran, Ma
of
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APA started its season rolling with a 58-0 romp over the
hue i,,
ingly. Anyone who c o m e s out will sides winning the b a n n e r h u n t , the J o e Daly, and Sam
spirited TXO squad, while SLS combined an efficient offense h a v e lo be r e a d y In work h a r d , frosh girls won the volleyball event ' p | l c frosn ( ( ,.,
with a bruising defense to dump Waterbury 18-7. The gridders since distance running is not e a s y , by taking two g a m e s with scores
aptain ;.
from Men's dropped their second game of the week as they but a problem of exercising mind of 21-6 and 21-15. S p e c t a c u l a r play- Moore, with J e r r y Knii'kcrt,
acting a s coach, li
lost to Kappa Beta 6-2 in a rugged defensive tussle.
over m a t t e r is the completion of ing and t e a m o r g a n i z a t i o n on the
sizable
c h e e r i n g section wil
a r a c e . Also it takes a lol of t i m e part of the frosh formed the neces- out for this even!
APA Wins First, Over TXO
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and running lo g e t into s h a p e for
Rivalry football will be a n inter
Last T h u r s d a y , APA and TXO battled it out on Vet's Field in what a Cross-country meet. At present
was the first official AMIA encounter for each (cam. The o u t c o m e wa.s there a r e about three men on t h eesting a n d close contest. It will
a virtual " s c h l a n g " by APA over a definitely u n d e r m a n n e d TXO squad. squad, and about three more musli be held a t 10 A.M. t o m o r r o w and
iceA.
Completing 11 of 21 p a s s e s to 2 of 18 for (he losers, APA walked a w a y come out before m e e t s c a n bois u n d e r t h e s u p e r v i s i o n of John
Wallace.
with their first victory of the young season. Led by " R o c k y " Crowell's scheduled.
A four m a n c-on(iiigcnt \
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l a t h e r lop di d in I IMII ' M M i i land l l o w o w r n is e x p e c t e d Ihat
,M.ST IN ( A S I MM DIDN'T KNOW IT
ll -e. in- ih.il mans ineuioci's ol ih, | u - u ! | | S 1 „„, | H . aide lo plas a.cain
h a m leaicd llie I'epil I a I loll ol then | he |'e ill a llllliy I'l'osll s l a i ' l e r s w e r e
oppuneiihs. who h a s e heeli rated Al I lendii ksoii. Slefan Hozyday. Joi
lust m the nation in junior coliece Procopio, 1-al Wolner, J o h n S c h n e r
Wntcs All l'\|M^ "I Insiuaiue
cesser lor Hie last lour s e a r s The der, Pete S i h r o e e k , Lenny Merger
secuiid half of the n a m e witnessed a and Hos M e W r n o y . All a r e to he
lanls even contest. Willi hoth l e a r n t e o n g r a l u l a l e d on their fine showing,
scoring two goals Slate switched So, all m all, this first g a m e g a v e
from a defensive lo an offensive i| u . Frosh the n e c e s s a r y e x p e r i e n c e
Hospitalization
HO 2-5581 g a m e and managed to hold its own in t e a m work, which s e e m s to be
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STATE COLLEGE NEWS, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 6, 19(11
itate Welcomes II
DEAN'S LIST
E l m e r C. Mathews, Associate Gwendolyn; Compo, Milford E . ;
Dean for Administration announces Compo, Sandra .; Conti, Angclo;
the people who have made the Fall Coslick, Ronald T.; Cottone, Joyce
S e m e s t e r ' s Dean's List. The fol- D.; Courselle, Carol A.; Crecca,
lowing people are those who have Linda M.; Curtis, Frederick R.
made this coveted list: Aaron,
D a c k e r m a n
G e r a I d F . Daniels,
June L.; Abelove, Paula D . ; Alt- D e e n g G . D c u l i E I e a n o r o F . ;
amore,
Georgine
M.; Altman, D e a n , A ] i c e ; H DeGennaro, Carol
Nancy; Anderson, B e t t e M . ; Andri- A . D e l l e r , Dorothy;
Demtraek,
ette, Eugene A.; Anson, Burton M.; J o A n n ; D c p a s q u a l e , Linda M.;
Asfoury, Joan M ; Ashbery, Helen D i b b l 0 ) M a r y E . D i C a r o i 0 i D a v i d ;
V.; Austin, Elizabeth S.; Bachner, DiDonna, Mary E . ; Dugan, Ann E . ,
Andrea E . ; Bacon, Stephen A.; D l l n h a m ] R u s s c l l W ; D l l n n , R o s s
Batchelor, Bonnie J.; Beck, Gretta E . D v c k m a n , J a n R . ; Eaton,
D.; Becker, Kyla N.
C a r o l A . E c , w a r c l s , Lawrence J ;
9th Annual Homecoming
lis A.; Hane, Lana C ; Haney, E . ; Mathtisa, Verne Ann; Mattis,
Bruce R.; Hanson, Harold C ; Har- Richard J.; McCarthy, Francis J.;
ris, Robert B.; Harter, Christine Metzer, Margaret; Miller, Frances
E.; Haswell, Bruce W.; Hayner, E . ; Miller, Laurel A.; Minarcik,
Marilyn A.; Hcffron, Florence A.; Alan C ; Mincar, Ross Marie; MitHeld, Felicia; Henderson, Donna chcll, Nancy A.; Mohr, Claudia F.;
Lee; Herbert, Joan E . ; Herman, Monroe, Allan II.; Moore, Nancy
Patricia Richter; Hill, Robert F . ; J . ; Mudge, Charles R.; Muir,
Hodge, Cynthia J.; Hoffman, Paul Louise P.; Muller, J a m e s F.; MunJ.; Horton, Judith L.; Hoskin, Pat- off, Carmen S.; Murphy, Susanne
ricia A.; Hubbard, Betty Forbes; p . ; Murphy, William J . ; Nadel,
Hudson, Barbara Ann.
Myrna; Neidcrman, Andrew; New-
S h e r m a n , Carol A.; Smith s,|.
David J . ; Simington navvi"?
Simon, Evelyn A ; Slater. Dm
Karen L.; Smith Robert W • c 1
F.; Smith, Frederick i; • " s * l
tor, Gail J . ; steckal, Trudio i"1
Steffens, Margaret A . Z^f
Barbara; Stoughton, GCOIM> <
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Strong, Judy A.; Sullivan! ,'.Francis; S w e e n e y , Rnhi -rt \ ,
M I! \ \ Y . M \\ YORK. I Kill \ V , ()( I'ditl It i:i, llllil
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age, Vivian; S y m u l a , David S.
Tariello, Corinne M r,,. : , :
locca, John M.; Jadick, Alga N.; ton, Frcdericka G.; Nickel, Bar- Irene P . ; Thompson, \niicjr.j'Janes, Leigh R.; Jedrzejewski, bara E . ; Nissim, Judith R.; NoTodd, Susanne L.; T >r:. |->;, •
Patricia; Jenks, David W.; Jess- wak, Adela G.; Pacelli, Donna P . ;
A.; Trebert, Lois F Twiv.
Bclorit,
Arlene
M.; Bergen, Edwards, William H.; Egelston, bergcr, William; Jewell, Patricia Paciunas, Arlene
Judith; Tyo, John !•: i ml, r ,
Olivia A.; Bermann, Bette L.; Judy Cobb; Engel, M. Carolina; A.; Kelly, Barbara A.; Kelly, EdParker, Mary
Parker, Vic- Lorraine; Van Buren land., Bivona, Jeannie S.; Blaise, Denis Engert, Joanne; English, Marcia ward II.; King, Karen 0 . ; Klein, toria;
Perryman, Kristine Law- Van
Deloo, J u d i t h .
\'a.v!>-J.; Boehringcr, Carolyn; Bonis, E.; Fairchild, June E . ; Falvo, KenBy Sue Byron
Betty; Kolstcr, Joan M.; Koma- fence, Peterson, Arlene; Pelrick,
will speak on "How the United
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^ I l s Eleanor
''•Ill,''lll(, 'rT . Roosevelt
H e l e n ; V a n Slyke, .!•. ,!::,.Alice Zappert; Bouvier, Adelaide noth A.; Fancher, Patricia 0 . ;
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rowski, Mary L.; Kopc/.a, Doris Rosemary E . ; Pettingill, Richard
binder, Phyllis; Vellen Jam,
Several of the t r a d i t i o n s of S t a t e b c g i n n i i r j 11Ii-. >< .11
J.; Bowman, Beverly Ann; Brach, Faubert, Victor M.; Fenton, CalVV I i II Ul Uj I l\Ultb
Sl.itr.s Can 1), sl Influence the World Against Communism"
A.; Krakowcr, Eileen; Krell, MicPeukert, Gertrude; Phillips, V i a n e . s e , T h o m a s A \ on |;
oUra will n e c e s s a r i l y h a v e t o b e b e c o m e p a n ul tl
Shirley;
B r a u n, Edward M.; vin D.; Fish, Judith R.
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ii, ,: \i,.,, " " ' '1'I'lir.stliiN at f p.m. in Page Hall under the auspices of
hael K.; Kresky, Valerie II.; Kuro- Jane E . ; Pitkin, Thomas A.; Plotz,
s t e i n , D o r o t h y ; W a g n e r V,,Brody, Jean M.; Broomfield, ShaFlagg, Douglas W.; F o r s o , saka, Robert; Kutt, Piret II.; Lah>:<
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Elizabeth
J.;
Praus,
Paul
K.;
PriW a i t , G a r y E . ; Wald : , n . i
Dlercd or forgotten in t h e f u t u r e S l a . e .
ron Parr;
Brown, Evelyn G.; J a m e s H.; Frankonis, William A.; Brake, Barbara; Langer, Edward
,'.,: • ,• - .,-, i ,,: lb Kvtin R. Collins, President of the College, who will also
bis, Mary A.; Putnam, Ronald R.; W . ; W a l k e r , L e i g h I. \V
love to the n e w c a m p u s . H o w e v e r
'|'he p r a e t i c e m\.,;-..-- 'in \\
Brown, Lois U.; Brown, Roxana; Fruscione, Gaye F . ; Gacek, Anna
,'h -:,', coordinale a question-and-answer period following the
Laorta, Grace E.; Laranjo, Phyllis Quinn, Arlene M.; Ripic, Carol S.;
| « ' traditions will u n d o u b t e d l y c o m i n g p a r a d e K a c b . M a r M
Brush, J a m e s C ; Brush, Mary J.; ette B.; Gallagher,
John W.; A.;
John
P . ; Wanieliii'.'. d r
A . Lassell,
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Ritzmann,
Roger;
Roberts,
Sam:
[cciu' into being with t h e m o v e . II n l l i e . t o m o r r o w , a <•.,i:• • r ,, ,,
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Burkard, Stephen.
Gardner, Dorothy; Gardner, Susan Donald L.; Leibowitz, Eugene W.
W e t s i g , D o n n a L . ; Win h n \
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There will be a private dinner for Mrs. Roosevelt from
uel: Robertson, Phyllis C ; Robini ihc hope of M y s k a n i a 11)01 1002 will l e a d tin- p a r a d e ,,',,,,
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Butler, Mary R.; Byron, Susan; M.; Garoza, Baiba; Gates, Carol Leveroni,
Richard
L.; Levine son, Christine A.; Robotham, Pat- las; Whipple, Enid I) Ulir
; l',,|''!' , , i n h 0:^0 to 7:30 p.m. in Brubacher Hall. Attending the dinner
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Cairns, Doris L.; Calderone, Mary Mobcrg; Gavurnik, Ruth E . ; GiDavid; Levinson, Linda J,; Lewis ricia;
"'" ' will be representatives of the faculty and administration,
Rogers, Bruce A.; Ross, Virginia M.; Whitehea I I)-,..
d r e s s e d m a p e n uiii - i ,.'•,•• .
Ann; Calkins, Henry L.; Camrata, anni, Lois A.; Ginnis, Aimee R.; Joyce A.; Liebundguth, Harriet II.
Betsy Ann: Rowley, David A.; Wienk, Dennis L . Wiib. r' ;
eoiir.se, a n d wall l,c i h , • •
s-W^ a n ( ' s " " u ' m e m b e r s of the student
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Martin R.; Cambridge, Joseph M.; Gittleman, Lenora S.; Glass, Em- Lucas, Brent A.; Ludwig, Joan E
Myskania
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Ryan. Hugh D.; Scheinman, Karon
have I
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Carbin, J a m e s R.; Carey, Winona ily K.; Golderberg, Shirley; Gomez.
MacDonald, Patricia A.; Maina S.; Schmidt, Lillian M.; Schnitt, borg; Willower, R o b e \
m a l e o r l e m a l e i,11•,,i'»< r ,,:
chcll, Rober M.; Wohlh, r I,
M.; Caulficld, Donna L.; Cerra, Alice M.; Gomez, Joseph; Good- Mary L.; Majewcz, Christine R •
People with I i c k e l s sh mid enS e n i o r ('las-,
nut a n i c n , ' . ' i
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Seholl,
Johanna R.; S.; Woinoski, Patricia
Patrick F . ; Chesler, Sandra F . ; r i c 'h. B r i a n F - i Gorgos, William
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a v o r to a r r i v e e a r l y enough to
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Maloney, Joan; Mangelsdorf, Ed- Schoonmaker, Janet;
Schroeder
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C h r i s t i e , Elizabeth; Churchill, C ; Gravel, Judith A.; Gray, DonWolff, Ed w a n ! N . \\ • ':• c
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ranville, Jack; Marcellino, Rita T.; man, Robert G.; Seleznow, Nancy;
a r r i v i n g too late to b e accomodatCarol D . ; Cochrane, Judith P . ; Judith A.; Gruber, Rochelle; GugRichard II.; Z a p p e d . \ • I
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M a r q u a t t , Maria T.; Marsh, Lilla Selig, Martin; Senzel, Sue Ellen;
Cohen,
Sandra
P . ; Colegrove, lielmo, Mary C ; Habacker, Phylbi'oski, ('a rol I. : Ze lo. k; <
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to t h e T V r o o m s in R i c h a r d s o n
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un'.lSaturday. O c t o b e r 15, at 7 a . m .
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s p e e c h o n c l o s e d circuit t e l ':,,!' :,. siipplv
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LAKE HOUSE OFFICERS
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T h e 19<>l-u2 officers for Lake
lowships in the Arts and Sciences .ship applicant, predoi
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that t h e first
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year.
This widely-used director}' mer study, and loan.Lambda will be held on October
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w h e r e would w e b e w i t h o u t i t s a v a i l a b l e from o v e r 100 p r i v a t e C n t ' P S " , a y ' " ' | , l l n ' 1 ' ' 1
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will be no a d m i s s i o n c h a r g e . Come
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s e m b l y , a post which s h e held for
and capitulate to the monotonous v e r s i t i e s t h e m s e l v e s .
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A S o p h o m o r e class m e e t i n g will held this Sunday, October 8, for |routine
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