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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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.,'.] '.,",, -,,,'. Hi'1 Fonmi of Polities. Mrs. Roosevelt will be introduced by
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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j government.
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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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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K e i i i e m b t ' r ; a book ol h e r itt.iii trip
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PAGE 2
STATE COLLEGE NEWS, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1961
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faculty
„ ,,,
The speech began in an cxecpL a i manner, on time. Mr. HudL spoke as the CURE candidate
for mayor. CURE is the Citizen's
Lied Reform Effort. He started
Iff slowly by telling an "and thai
Liinds me of the time . . . "
•lk,
• ( •.
The first important point o hi
p,.(.fh was about the setup ol local
. . ,. ,,
Dr. Chen, a new member of the
Social Studies Department, who
Unfortunately these same students did not think of these-lsleaching economics, comes to us
things when they decided not to abide by the rules set by from Shanghai, China. The schools
Campus Commission. Last year students said they wanted he attended in his early years are
the State College buildings to be aesthetically improved so remarkably like ours,
that they could be proud of them. Senate accordingly gave
Describes Chinese Education
Campus Commission power to set new rules for the care ofsth A1 student
attends elementary
the peristyles and the student facilities.
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to
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secondary
tional
school
six years.
f o r an
Chinese
addi-
students
Because students would not deposit their rubbish in the In njl , h S( . noo | s t ,. t ] c ( j, n v n (u | lur( |
waste baskets provided, rules were made prohibiting all eating work" earlier than we do. Their
in the Commons. Wednesday night a $15 floral centerpiece work load is heavier and ihey lake
was stolen from the room. Thus some students have decided a wider selection of courses. There
I TIIOl'GIIT UIVALRV WAS A IIAlt!) 1 0 1 (,III
that they would rather make a mess and live in it than have is an obvious absence of "extraa campus of which they can be proud. Unfortunately one curricular activities." Many who
Of t h e s e p h i l o s o p h i e s h a s t o go.
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area,
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<» T O H E I I IS
CollIl-'«e
l 1 1
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'dime
Veterans' l/ield
Hudson
\ulli-\
( omi
A
mi
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,.
and see our fine assort-
ntv..r,
A' 1 ,
' I'll' t'.
'.Ml', l"l I ' l l ' - " 1
I
,11
(nil wiilr .,M ' i " , / ui e,, r
and i'iiiL'la|.'.",, ,i..ii|j|iti.' in !u".iSeine lieM's mill npt'ii stui k
• i hn ftiil HI' |u|k'i is
And
t , II
the
'
: i
'
; l
' -
l l i n
that
look
! l
' " 'ln> "
-
up
" "
'"sernnient
r
v., ,v
colislilu
ol all or a i n / a t n m
" a--'iiues
Ills
to
see
ing back
under
happen-
The
coke
were
party
coif
holding a
in the Student
the
installation
new fan " i i a r a n t e c d
I'considerably
P'sure.
Rivalry
found by
an abandoned
alums
lo c e l e b r a t e
reduce r a d i a t i o n ex
Ihe i l l effects of county a i r
The C r e e k - ".ere li.iv-
a table
piickum
contest
eai h I r i -1H11itn counted
v, ard a • r a n d
pcinl
testing.
were
w a s successfully
wonderful
iii'-
nickel
of things
The
n l: i
science do-
the peristyles
on c a m p u s .
the Irosh
Most
of Ihe fact
High
underground
Manner
Annex.
pri/e
and
'i point - lo-
ol .>
' uallons ol
;u d a wooden
table
I here ,v is a - p l e n l i , I -m I, hop on
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\ls v i - i o n
ihen
, rip
in their
In - a n :o lade in-
lo i l l , p u r p l e and -.old p a - : \ m el's
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u ,,,, , |„ , . , , , h | | | a | 1 , „ | , . i i n |
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u
',,llrl
bv too m u c h p o l i l i c a l - . n-l.ee. cdu
the re . . , , „ „ , . , , „ , , , „ , „ . , „ „ . ,, , , , . r | , M U l . r
poluician-
i l b i - t f i o i i - Senator-
i ap.ibibl.s
High
was using
A l l sorls
at , , , „ „ , , ,,
• ^ ' : l ' " i " ' i i ' ' " : : ' : •'
^"
'I l | i I'dookcr - requires
M
l l i r
" " '
l i n l
of the an-
down
:i d i m s i e w
the Albans'
bv ( .,,,„,.
I m.iv
'''
just
will
have
lo d i l c l l c ' c n t t v
,
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, A :'.s , oii-i it id ion- and be uli joe
Any
Size
or
Shape
uboii:
then'
• ,,i e like! v
:,•
-In i l l
tin -hurt
s, u.iioi -
coinue. -
i innings ol
lo midi i - l a n d i h i
Two to Speak
About Novels
The
COME
I leparl m i n i
Liter,dure
ibis
cerned
TO THE
at
SNACK BAR
ol ( n i n p a r a l i v e
will prcscnl
-i i n e s l e r
vv d b
wbiib
two leclures
will
be con-
Ihe IIOV e l .
I'lolessor
lleiil'v
C l l . i l l l e l d ol
I I n n a i d I niv e r s i l \ w i l l speak
da v
I iclnber
Diaper
binders,
"d art supplies . . . come
ln
n
habit
'
some
hobbled
' " " I snieiise
wealthy?
other
C h a i r m e n decided it
the m i m e
alums
to Ciiion
the Mir-
urchin
The only
w a s a new pushball
alums
swinein'
should
The
in the
w o u l d n ' t do.
shopping on lee.
Avenue
Coop
of
abruptly
the old c a m p u s w h i c h had been acl-
.spend more
and less t i m e d r i n k -
the newly
branch
, | u . f(m||)a||.
just
has
this
the c,amc on
from
| q u a r t e r w h e n an A l b a n y
of old R i v a l r y
| | K , ••-,,,,|'-off-gang"
the colle-e
TV
uptown
parinieiii
anion.:
watched
di'd lo Albans'
His -
Howl
r e v i v e d by Senate, but a conference
year'.'
Ihe i m p a r t i a l
spirit,
Rose
been on an intellec-
| , U | j | ended
a l cienl
Summit
used to
school
we w o n the
.n|H.,K.u
s((1|(,
salaries
us'
' ''
l-<
i.ul MH''< - •(JO Mi !' ii
din! h i n n " , y
t ti i
- ! ! M|;
' - fn!i
Ii > •'
vciy I , i - l •,'
:J. t i . i l l r 1 \
that
and
the col-
they
inspiring
t -irc-nit
After
Dean
tliink
I'
supply
"rapbooks, p a d s , a n d
other essential w r i t i n g
,
re.ii,
rt
and
I t seemed i n
kick.
(.|I1S(,(|
to do is
from
bill
, ri lovvdi d
THE SECOND R,
.since
activity"
watched
o f old that
finals
Imi
atomic
i a nut -lot-'
-J i
days
subsliliile
work-
Siiideni
alrv
... i
1 I
t h e contest.
|.; V( ,,-v,me
about
lorlb
learning
rated
lual
incinerators,
The
•/
pool,
d a y at the crack of
all of Milne
have
r
'
all you have
i.ssium:
W'l.iil
.KT'S*!
II
the foot-
the 3li cbeer-
the s w i m m i n g
"meaingful
: ! n
'l'"-e
•
into
8 times, we've
and be covered
ashes
•he
> J- — ^}
itself
students
was over,
while
in--
v.'.h
.«v:i«"i.t.».<i.!''.Vf •••".:>.;
I
WKDNKSIMV,
a rally,
caU(,
NEAR YOU
WITH A LETTER
:;: DRAWJMG
:|:; TABLET
-'"'I'M.
\ a r M l j Soccer Wiloe | . | , „ 1
* 5U0 p i n , , , „ „ , ( r n | | ( ' ; ^
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!
when
Central
With a complete
' " " I " "
wdii
-paclicly
17
in.-jii
u n ,, liool
'••.. .-houlii
'
is w o r r i e d
The Stale
(&^
I'OISI I!
to keep
1962 d a w n . Ihe p a r a d e s t a r t e d . Each ed-
step out ol one ol the college build-
U l
' " Hie p o p u l a t i o n
" ' • 'Hil,,de
• period
for
i|
" ' '"•• "'^"1 -vn HIKW, OCTOHEH i,
1
inil-ic
" "'• , I M l '
biwln I
wake
" " ' ' ' " " • l:..N..-„,
ui 1
lb.ini.
'
the
Tims week's c o n l n b u l . o n s :
'"
lP I I
"
-laiied
I m u
\llollicr
i
()( l O l d l t |,|
||„. , ,
' , ! " " , ' " ' " ' . " " ' • • < " ' • ' . • , . 'New Vo.k
" M " ' " - ' M«"<-ial Held „i „ „ , , .
--1 1.1,,1.1 o i . I I
I.' i i i.-.nal II, u l i
" "
ItlDW
, on and 'i
winning
urn coffee and window
Plies. B r i g h t
lc , , , . , , , , „ ,
' ' ' ' •'' " ' " d o
" " ' •
I
build a
College
pushed
On the n e x l
,.,, ,
aciil\
l\\er\
leaders
the I'hila-
Student Pulse
lime
QU/ %
Napoleon
players
the
Illeoibi I
s
I!",,,;,;";,;',,"';:'
I w p. ilium
D
College Calendar
in Un
Phillies
drums
Lower Hucsted
Cafeteria
l b n int.
a - l a ' i - t n . ,n
In • n
" 'abb,,,,,,
II < . " : : \' , I
'•• '• ' . I
. .11 I I
In 'ii 'o
Huestecl Canteen
•r
ibo e m ibe
invasions.
ball
I In v bail :i be. bonfire on Ihe field-
became a - : alio lot \\'< IsA
bl'ii.idca-l
they
a
w a y . the state a l -
Slate
of When Ihe r a l l y
ol Koine,
ihe D e l a w a r e ,
racket
l ,o
I ><>
1
barbaric
erossine
rm-iuiied
WEEK
,
pai iieul.i r l \ i inpri -
pool. i l i e , i ,
I saw Hie creation
ihe d o w n h i l l
world,
llie
Then
has s o m e t h i n g
and
it
house
ol |ov m mv tired bead ( H a l - have s o m e t h i n g to look f o r w a r d to.
lli"
slllilei.'
made public
we would al.so like In make publn
I lie I at I I
Or -,ni| ||u i v - l ol the student boil\ c o n w d c r .w.ii bulb
im.il
i do ,ui ,'i Ibciiii boo! iln
ai
','. hile
s I'M.
I , i l l l \ On k l l i " I I
' - l,i eh
o'h
-one-
leluiair! i
re
In
-hie. , , i w ;
Mb, | ,
'.en Oi- d u b t e m i - in the rjii.it
ol
busy,
'i'-
l i n p i CS-II II - ui Vinci M an I d u c . i l n i i i
i u
a ;>> r -..ti wa-
"'
' '
pa i l . i , . ,ii
corner
a year.
ways
i 'oiilerenee.
par! ol 'In
through
dual H o c hemes to sound out t h e i r
mannered
M'-
lliidnu'
wliirled
m> brain causing choruses of spir-
i m i i i f i l i ; i 1 cly
•m.i.ieu
i:;
once
clouds
Ohio
make
d o w n the field
new one. I n that
le-e
III
the sky
h .A ev er. the
'.',. II
MIAI
i
from
and purple
Moor ol
\|o|'e people elller
PRIMER MEETING
A ill put ,
down
always
to blind my lender eyes, and green
I'UIMI It
inowmni'
which
came
They
danced
"BEAT
a
„ l l „ !' ., g v p e w n t e r c l l l d be h e a r d
i„- not received f i n a n c i a l aid f r o m
Per a pr.u.seworlliv
p.i.sl ( ' o i n m o i l S t a l e r and an ado
and weekend d i r e c t o r
A l t h o u g h the bsl for W h o ' . Wlm h a - ,,
\ew
I or l .'. • . i i le- i ,ni lii a i
bide •,, ' null, e I I I \ l a b a m a
I Ii l , , | , , . |
beanies
w a- v e n
pod rv
c iriier
pasl,
I le
am in l a w n
Nudum and t o Complained of the a p p o r t i o n m e n t
ol council seals, bill iias not of- m o v e m e n t
He i- a brilliant man
fered an alternate
point to b u r n
liehl
everyone
it s c r e a m i n g ,
Scries
and H o m e c o m i n g u c a l i o n m e t h o d s student bad spoillew World
could be Weekend al Slide College in 1980. sored his o w n float r e p r e s e n t i n g a
mil)
leaved m !be b,,ek rn'illd
, , r !um
nl
room .\'fi 'he noi-e mci'ca-
In niic
be ,-cterred
,i|.
. roup
leacliim
aciw- - 'he
pi'opni'l lollailv ,
roup
io•
, ledio,,-
bm all
purnie
v. all-:::
•
Is ,i l o r n bid - n i l ,i Imi
Vol
••• d
• n
who |„ui. I
when
..,„.,.,,„.
X n
'lie l-U III
.ililr I'oou
\:;m
mentioned
:
l b d -i
removed
I he
and
State!"
lelplua
\
;.•.' v u m - l b
r
lor a - i i m l a r
roof
patrons of the a r t s , a KiKantic flash
1,1 III
Hednei.
on her - i d e a ! ! ,
to have
,elv i-nr
'. In 'l he II'OV l - ill'o
or i|„ , :
to a woman
matin--,
effort-
Io local
. ( ] " , I'I ipni'i ':., i|l- I,, liecoine
Vew . . . . . , , r .
l l l (
Y
in \\ Hum die . n.\
' , l.i
i,,
in w Idle al-
ilieii . iv c- bun Ibe
house
around
• tuoiiihi,real S e o l l ' do Slunk that
i ' .i deli b l l i i l comluna- to \ our class and vour s i l i o o l
i ill
Hie
W ' 'I |I| | .
I bne
e o
l dI ..Hill
mil H
i e lin
„ M.
loi-hmab
,1 I
ibe o m m
i nroli-
As I was uoin» to sleep the other
evening, I saw a vision. Yes. dear
MOIH'tiAGt:
Do visit the sororities often , A n d good luck in making .lersew \ e w York, ivnnv, h ama
your decision. It's an important one
Kan-.i- and
'-»i A l a»'••'
Kan-.abama
lie
I
trips
no'h e ,
to Hie o,wu r
I; ,,,-k
a stinlcii'
. , .ii inluig colli gi
By ANNE DUGAN
Slate he
l i e h a - Ii v oil in M i c h i g a n .
made
h
>ri
To
U| V1,
We have always advocated second semester , o r o r i l \ rush obiamed a doctoral degree in ecu
'
^ i m i up being impn•- ed b.\ some ,,i Hn nm
r>
,: : 1
i n g ; however, u n f o r t u n a t e l y , it will not srennd scnicstcr this """"
'" ' '
" " " ' " *'.'• U':"'""'! " ' ' " , h ; " , ' k ' '"'''"'' '"' ''"' l"""1 ' " ; ' " s " "
year. You can m a k e a wise decision o n l y if vou n . i l l v learn
, '''rawls in i n i i , , l states
rugs. We wonder who holds the „,ori
m o r l g a g i - on , , l l
to k n o w the girls. T i n s won't be your last chance to' |oin.
. ' !' V " ' " ' o T''\/""
'T\ Znuiu,,
" t i
°
nderred
(.||.1|.U(.
They often help you to be in the know ab
and attitudes. However, if these are yo
,
" " I name
which
Consider, too, why vou are being rushed, band ae.|iiainiance with (he econo-
heir,
Of y ovnn
u r ctn
o l l eK«
g e ;.( l an-.ys. <
l i e pike
and Capitol
were
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,
,
,
,
'- s " " s coneein l l i a l is nil l o r l b b\ most f a c n l l \
inciibi
1
"""^''""'•""•honorable
c ,h. ,a. ,r a
c. lienr oi
of a
..\iysKania
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-eatbolH
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a
-,e ,
alboldi
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p
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and
cu
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aspects
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on! school events "",',' " l ^ , ) r ,.,„.„ (.aM1)1 „ ,1 „ „
n
o
i l i e r has
i-\rv\
m in
Ibe
buildin
signed
slililenl
hoil\
w m l rl io oHie
c|(n
i l since
l lg
iere
a r c ; i mil
l » ; c . for
- tinsinm
,
(l ( .usl l l l ,,,,
i ( s , ,l ,,l ( , ,,.,,
S l l i l l l ,,,.
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r
only
reasons
l
o
r
.
e n l ; . r ••••'••
•'•• '
r
l|(
(j
S
l
( s
V .spoil
;
a sororitv
member
certain
Sorori' "' «
°
i'
" ' 1people
for
oconference
r\»
example
one raeuii\
: „ : „ : , Being
,„
,1,,,,'f
An \t
R n m o m h nhas
r vnu
, e i l I advantages
,Vm '"" ,'" ' """"''
'M' l , S l l; al'l"
Wc
suggest
S l lall
l l l l l^l i l f ^
" ' IU 11
|J„.
! |;|'|!| ;| '( !, '., : "who
' " ^ l l lit
"a
'"•"•<•
lake place
v l e „ , l , cunr-.
( ; '
IIw.
, , , ",'i'i'i
,. I I Ih
. ' iI li'i"",''];
i-:
1 ', l 'l l attended
l l : 1 | , | i n , uie
you
to meet
a lot of people
andDC
toUadjust
.', 1 ' !',."'\"'
'''
'" ' wliere
'
i " ' .•,>,,,>
jties
o i n i nhelp
g , don
t no
i t . ttememoei
you win
I I I I ini.ssocially.
g i o u p t.;nncrsiiv
oi ' Michigan
he
often
fThev
or the
rest
and
It,- r e i e r r c l
He l a t i o n - l n p -
In comment, he spoke w e l l , beat
,. I (
i oi-nm
ship of I wo c.u-pora'io:,Beer
booths
llu(lnul
'' • • •
Ou .
aj'.ainsl
thai j
the ten of five bell, one-tenth of in no po-itnm I . , r - d " an;, pr. -
lhe\ became acquainted ol work lor another success u .Junior 'nun
i
l i e included
dear
there in the undisclosed
li.nt
in .
being close to a certain group of girls. It means conlorming „.,„, |))(,
;. a m | „„„,,,/„,„, ,„-. ,„„.
somewhat to group prejudices and behaviors. Remember the hrl . (K r , l r v , l|so ^1|(l|(1(| l)|(. |.|l)n|.
loyalties of the group. Before you join a sorority, consider unions and'industries The purpose OLIGARCHY
not onlv whom vou will be representing but also who will be oi ihi, -eminar wa- to -am a first, , •
representing you.
against
business
7.!!';.
nurrors in the voting
There are a lot of reasons why girls .join sororities. Un- While ho was ,,, u„ Far East.
()m , ,.(.(| (|(,v n m ,
fortunately too many rush just so they can say they are a >r « hen parhcpa.ed ma iravel- nvvv.t,,vs p n U , n l i a l | v ,„ 0 ( l ,,,„,,„, t v .„„, s ,„,„, lv „„.„.,
sorority member. Being of a member of a particular group ing seminar -pons,,,-,,! by farley- [(|, , | | n .
, si(|(i - ( U | | | v m | ,,;,
,
s ;u|(| (;n(i d a s s
means more than just a sweatshirt and a pin. It means attend- Dickinson
<
oiiege.
four
insifueling meetings, helping with Homecoming floats, participating " r s lrn "" lh(
' impart mont of Social n t E n n wmiti: CREDIT IS DUE
in the Christmas Sing, building a booth for State Fair, and ^"" ','. VIM"''1 K"1'1''1; ,: ,;| i ,a ";
. ,
many other activities which are time-consuming. II means 7 y , K " " , r : •s,"«ai,"r«'- l » ,lla «n< . A • linrlor who w,..-.rs high -water pants is domg i n o r - ih,,i
•• ,
became
riinning
Next on the list of c i t y
engineering school
Studied Ear East Situation
,
W i r e
m Woslern .\\•eniie t u r n a l l the w a y to a c t i v i t i e s oi t b r e e w - a
of m i niber w IMI win a r c . mil who you were and w h a : \ o i i n
L(,s
II never
lo cases ol i l l c ,.! a • - ' • - • ne id IMI -
and exhibii.- o inndels Irom the for not having matches
it means to join a sorority.
0ff
hi-hwuvs every
lers ,„o: CM,-, in Hie I,beg,! arts. , . ; x ( I S , . - S | , X ( , s , . : s
,
, . „ w n i„wn
fiats'and
Xow is the time for all good sorority sisters to be on I he , ' , l - l l i r r n "• •'"•ll " I n i " ""' SIII(I''"N
lookout for prospective pledges. And, freshmen, now is the ''' Sl ^'hn - pariicipate in such
\\\ psychologically flood when sou can ,•,,!,., ,,„.,,
time for all wise freshmen women to start considering what ''""''''.'V 1 ; |,l ;' yv ''!''! , 'J l " h,l "'» s ;"IV *;''"".»'' u<''''<' *" 4"<i »"' rroshman .,n.s «,„„
.
'ha'
if
a r e elected
.nuke of the poor
L'nts'ire down \A"-.
round,
been.
M a y sinh to t h i n k lie still has found
On e a policv is set. students would have to obey the rules ^ ^ \ n ^ ";JU^"n^
His w a r m e s t w e l c o m e at an i n n . "
or b punished.
,
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raising and lowering In- voice n,
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P.rubacher
laughed at some conditions he -aid Came Kuiim Dcca-ioii: Activities
Purpose:
lo ae'iuainl the
he did not believe were lunn\ Hay
Ii' 1 -hmen
and Iran.-I'i r students
He defended his position in pohn.m with die r x l r a - c u r r i r u k i r aeliviand staled that he is an enrolled ! : ' • - ol the Stale I 'mversity College
Democrat believing in the national of Kdueaiion at Albany
Saliird,-i.\ afleriiuon. the ( ' l a - - of
goals of his party. He did not give i'»M obtained a 11ri \ lew of what
any reason for c r i t K being a iv is in .-ton- lor 11-,, m during their
form movement from without the -pare • iuii- -.-, 11.'i ilu-y arc attend
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old line that A l b a n y g o v e r n - g r o u p of college - i n d e n t - who knmi
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student body wants. Students can have nice surroundings or m . ( , j v i ,
they can consider only their own momentary pleasure. Per- college and iniversity Education
haps Senate could conduct a student poll to determine the The college and univ ersitie.s offer
majority attitude.
p r o g r a m s which extend f r o m three
to
committeemen
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background i n m a t h and .science
which
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The
I5y JOSEPH GAEU
By LINDA P. WHITE
v
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Student Views
Mayor Candidate Speaks Activity Day
Qocul
Yesterday the Commons was closed. It might be closed
again today. Many students have been complaining because
student mail was inaccessable, because there was no place to
play bridge and no place to relax.
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C.C. Invades Commons
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STATE COLLEGE NEWS, FRIDAY, OCTOBER
13, 19G1
1
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 13, 19fil
Weekend Promises Soccer, Singing, Celebration
Stale College e a g e r l y w e l c o m e s
back its alumni a s festivities slart
tonight f o r the 9th a n n u a l H o m e -
9:00 p . m . — A s e m i - f o r m a l d a n c e E l i a b e t h
Class,
a t M c K n o w n ' s G r o v e will f e a t u r e
Mathematics,
Lenny
Ricardi's
Orchestra.
The
Last Year's
Rivalry Sing and Bonfire m
Welcome Our Alumni
Nipcn,.,,,
Winners
c o m i n g W e e k e n d . G r a d s w i l l b e d a n c e will e n d a t 1:00 a . m . a n d
Last
year's
U n a ' A;,l,jl,
f l o c k i n g f r o m f a r a n d n e a r t o r e - w o m e n a t t e n d i n g a r e t o r e c e i v e C h i S i g m a T h e t a , followed i, v :
c a p t u r e m e m o r i e s of both l o n g a g o e x t e n d e d h o u r s .
Z e t a a n d W a t e r b u r y ||;,||
Ted Dusanenko a n d J u d y
Johnson discuss Homecoming
a n d t h e n o t s o d i s t a n t p a s t . T h e S u n d a y : 3:00 p . m . — T h e CheckH o m e c o m i n g <)u,.(,n
weekend, highlighted by a h o m e m a l c s w j | ]p i a y a ta j a z z concert
R e i g n i n g o v e r t h e p;,ra,|t,
s o c c e r g a m e , will a l s o c o m e a l i v e j „ t h e A l d c n D i n i n g R o o m .
y e a r ' s Soccer Queen
Ho s a |j,. F "
click
with a p a r a d e , a bonfire, t h e R i v Parade
V r o m a n . A l t e n d i n " 1,,./
a i r y Sing a n d a jazz c o n c e r t . O l d
. ,
,
, „
C i n d v R v d e l l ' i i , sdi, u , :
f a c e s will b e c o m b i n e d w i t h t h e
More floats
than
ever
before
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n e w a n d " h o m e s w e e t h o m e " w i l l a r c , 1 ( ) „ b e l n .Lh>s y e a r s p a r a d e .
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be t h e p a s s w o r d a s S t a l e ' s first E a , c h f l o a t , vvl11 b e , d e s i g n e d
to
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F r i d a y : 7 : 3 0 p . m . - T h e R i v a l r y *»».- s o r o r . t y . f r a t e r n . t y o r c l a s s
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« t
S i n g will t a k e p l a c e o n D o r m F i e l d
h a v i n g t h e best float. T h e c r i t e r i a y c a '
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T h i s will b e a c o m p e t i t i v e s i n g - f o r f l o a t j u d g i n g a r c : t h e m e , o r i g i - .
, " ' , , , , ' . ' . , ,
ing c o n t e s t
between
the Sopho- nillit>'' ('"l(,r " n ( l artistic design.
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m o r e s a n d f r e s h m e n f o r R i v a l r y G r o u p s l ' " l ( ' 1 ' i " « f l o a t s a r e : W a t e r - i n„l , , ' . , . .
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rally to p r e p a r e for t o m o r r o w s s ( m
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Chairmen
K
D ( 1 „
g a m e will b e g i n i m m e d i a t e y a f t e r ( .
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l e d D u s a n e n k o ,„, I
R
t h e s i n g on B c v c r w y c k h e l d .
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, A|(|
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h e weekend. A , - ,
fc
A l u m n i a n d F a c u l t y m e m b e r s will
t
h e v,a .r i o,u,s , c o i n m r ' i •
h e Mrs v e . i r a c a s s h a s e n o r e d ,.be h e l d in t h e A l d e n D i n i n g R o o m
...
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l i r e , Dick (.res.Saluiday:
12: Ju p , i n . T i n
a l o a in h e c o n t e s t .
, . ,,
,
f r e s h s o c c e r t e a m will m e e t C o l
Sallv
J u n e s i.:
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g a t e ' s fresh on V e t e r a n s ' F i e l d .
• J u d g e s f o r I h e float c o n t e s t i.i
a r>e.: Q
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Activities.
Homecoming Co-Chairmen View
Week-end Feature and Tasks
By T K I )
DUSANENKO
and JUDY
eparation
We.
t h e c o - c h a i r m e n of H o m e - p r eW
p ae r a a
t i ro e
n
coming Weekend a r e tired.
W e We a r e
have
had many
meetings,
written
tending
s l a c k s of l e t t e r s , a n d h a v e s p e n t
m o r e t i m e in t h e o f f i c e s o f t h e
v a r i o u s m e m b e r s of I h e a d m i n i s -
ST(,
tration
,1|(
than
have
even
d e n t s w i t h a .01 i n d e x .
1:00 p . m .
The Homecoming
will h a v e hi
Parade
will b e g i n o n P a r t r i d g e
e eanr d w atso
t e d .a l -S | ) . ( . ( , |
l will
o o k i nhga v ef o rbw
looking forward to a l 5.7 p rn. - . ,.\ P u n c h P a r t y will
the weekend
ovei'viuio
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"
the slu-
F r o m these
JOHNSON
a n d hope
of v o n t h e r e
' . > . . - .
'
lo h e g i v e n
too •
(State
Liquor
U|r(,(]
the soccer team.
Authority),
()n S t l n (
|ay
of P h y s i c s :
Dance,
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m
n
i so t u
w e j . s not a glorified
replica
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with
Cremlins
Field.
in e a p l u r i i r j
la J
\ ear's
R i v a l r y Sing points.
P o i n t s t<> b e W i t h h e l d
u
e
Junior
Anne Dennison
Sally Smith
Cindy Petty
Jo Gross
Grace Washington
song
Chairmen Try
Alumni Pol
Classes Announce Attendants;
J o e l.a.Mm
Four Girls Will Attend Queen
Alumni Graduate Students
d a n d II
chairnicn received
By E L A I N E
HOMATOWSKI
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:i r a n d o m
s a m p l e id p i r n out ol e a c h c l a s s
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I his w e e k e n d . S l i d e s n o n - e x i s l - o l r e n u i r e d h o u r s a t t h e e n d of
I,.
,l 1 ( 1 e n l c a m p u s will m o s t p r o b a b l y b e e a c h s e m e s t e r t o k e e p f r o m g r a d .,...
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s w a m p e d by t h e usual (earful a n d u a t i n g . T h e s e s t u d e n t s prowl t h e
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b e e r - f u l l h u g s a n d s h r u g s of h o m e - A l b a n y a r e a f o r 5, (i s o m e t i m e s 7
I J v o l able R e p l i e s
c o m i n g a l u m n i . F r i e n d s , a c q u a i n t - y e a r s until t h e y finally h a v e n o
• .I', ' a . i n ':','> lo o n e w e r e 111 a n c e s . t o t a l s t r a n g e r s , a n d o n e - c h o i c e b u t l o a c c e p t a B a c h e l o r ' s
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p.n"> 1- ilu most popu- n e e d l o k e e p in t o u c h w i t h o n e a p p r o x i m a t e l y
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hours,
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i : . e id. a ol a b u l l e t a n o t h e r d u r i n g I h e p a s l
t w o t o h a l f of w h i c h a r e e l e c t i v e s .
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d i e I w c i i l v \ e a r s will b e r c - u n i l e d b y
2. Those w h o realize that d e ,,:,,! t h e d a n c e w a s 1 \ a ; ' g i r a l e d m e i n o r i e . s ol v a g u e l y - g r e e s a r e w o r t h m a n y t i m e s t h e i r
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r e m e m b e r e d escapade:;.
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took
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only
the weakest
a t - S i n c e this is a w e e k e n d d e v o t e d
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l o a l u m n i , w e will i g n o r e t h o s e w h o
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Nevertheless,
coming home
t o fall i n t o t h e f i r s t c a t e g o r y . A c --,::!> "i ii ,ei m i ' : , h o m e , a h>r- s t a l e m u s t b e a h e a r t - w a r m i n g e x - c o r d i n g t o s t a t i s t i c s , a p p r o x i m a t e l y
a'.d .1 a / / c o n c e r t .
p e r i e n c e for a l l g r a d u a t e s . It i s ii l a ' , of t h e C l a s s of 'ill f a l l s i n t o
( h a n e e l o r t h e m lo r e - l i v e o n e o f t h e r e m a i n i n g t w o s e c t i o n s . I ' n 1 he m o s t i n i e r e s l i n g p a r t s of t h e i r f o r t u n a t e l y ,
il i s i m p o s s i b l e t o
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p a - ' : ii c h a n c e l o f o r g e t a b o u t i n - s e p a r a t e t h e s t a t u s - s e e k e r s
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that
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w h o c a n n o l c o l l i e b a c k for H o m e
more students back for g r a d u a t e
coming
w h o cannot c o m e b a c k work from t h e p r e c e d i n g g r a d u a t b e c a u s e t h e y ' v e n e v e r l e l l l T h e s e i n g c l a s s t h a n t h e r e h a v e b e e n in
p e r e n n i a l s t u d e n t s fall i n t o t h r e e o i l i e r y e a r s . I . V , d o e s n o t s o u n d
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be interesting to
no t h e i r m a j o r s o f t e n e n o u g h in c o m p a r e it w i t h t h e f i g u r e s f r o m
o r d e r lo l a c k a s u f f i c i e n t n u m b e r o t h e r y e a r s .
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Frosh to M e e t Colgate
In Homecoming Soccer
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Associate P a r l y , D a v e Niehoi
a n d Miss Concert, H o b F a i r U
m a y t h e n feel d o w n - h e a r t e d — b u t P o l o G r o u n d s o r Y a n k e e S t a d i u m . n o w ;, a c h i n g j u n i o r h i " l i
Krencli
w e r e f u s e lo c o n s i d e r a n y of t h e s e H o w e v e r , t h e a t m o s p h e r e c a n b e • , , . ' . . - , . "., ,,,. , , . ,
possibilities: they a r e a m o n g t h e incomparable
t o e i t h e r of t h e s e
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farthest things from o u r m i n d s .
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\ miee m
s c h e d u l e ol e v e n t s m a y b e s u p e r - lo h e a b l e t o look b a c k on a s u e - of K a p p a D e l i a S o r o r i l x
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l a l i v e , bill il n o o n e i s t h e r e l o e e s s f u l ( i . e . , w e l l - a t t e n d e d ) H o m e - c l e c l e d l o " W h o ' s W h o ol A m e n
enjoy
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Leaders
in p r e p a r a l ion l o r l o m o n ' o w ' - \ ,,•:
Helen V a n d e r b i l l
'04 i s c h a i r - s i t y
soccer
cniii. -1 u . ' . h \']y
man of I h e S o p h o m o r e
- r o u p b u r g . T h e c h e e r l e a d e r - w.l! a N o
uli;]i'
Myskania
member.
P a ! b e t h e r e l o h a d Um ,- ,,•• . : i .,
1
Junes '02, is a d v i s o r l o t h e f r e - h
j n S o n : ' a n d i-heeriir.'
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men. Don W e i n t r a u b '(ia will
be
Cheerleaders
' " I I I I I - . Pre-ideiit ,,| the College,
leuriin'g t h e f r e s h m e n i n t h e i r a c 'j f,,. \ ' a r , ; , v C l i n r ' e a d e ; - - :,n
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and J e d ) Johnson,
Jr. Alma .Mater
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A r e n d i l i o n of I h e G r e e n G r e m
- e 1 '(,:; a n d Mard;. u D.C.MI r.:
Me<:,\ : 11 • 1111 • 11 ,u n n a i l s i n l c r c s t l:n Alma A l a l e r will b e p r e - e n i e d
T h e .lun.aor \'ar-:';.
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I ciI a n d J u d y d e
and lyrics w e r e w r i t t e n b y W a l l S m i t h , c i n d \ P e " \ P . ( I r a - - a:, I 1 .'I' J dial 'In in -• m e t h o d for t h i s
I'elers a n d t h e s o n g a i d e d
t h e C r a c e W a d i . n 'on ir. - l i n e :
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lo -1 ml " i i ' a s|ir\ ey lo a s
ui.iiiv. al !i inn. - .: - p o s s i b l e .
Sin \ e \ s M a i l e d
J'.'.o liundi - d ,siir\ r> s w e r e m a i l -
n
a H. A a n d
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class g r o u p s .
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e
Gail Osborn
Connie Crowley
P e g g y Bioty
Donna Wctsig
M a r i l y n Dowel
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Cheerleaders:
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of t h e l i e g r a d u a t e d
b e held
Dorm
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, which we
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If t h e b o n f i r e i s r a i n e d o u t , if d I L "Ulc w l " ""-Ll w u " l " t a p
t h e p a r a d e is p l a g u e d b y f l a t t i r e s , P n , v a l l ) f l h r s t u d e n t s .
S o c c e r Q u e e n will r e i g n a s H o m e
o r if t h e f i a n c e i s r a i d e d b y t h e
vVe r e a l i z e t h a t V e t e r a n ' s F i e l d e o m i n g Q u e e n Ibis w e e k e n d . R o s a
SLA
be done.
Professor
Dr. Catheryn
Si v e r s ,
P r o f e s s o r of K d u c a t i o n
will
Varsity
B e c a u s e of t h e l o p s i d e d R i v a l r y _
the event.
s c o r e , t h e r e s u l t s of t h e S u r j will 1
Songs
,
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,
o c a n n o u n c e d on C a m p u s \ v > h ! m
Both t h e S o p h o m o r e a n d f r e s h - X o v r m h c r 11. In 1 h i s w a v „„' , . | . , ^ W
been r e h e a r s i n g w i „ |)(, (|(,(.|al,„| |Jl(, ^
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assidiously in p r e p a r a t i o n f o r t h e f < ) | , ( , , h ( , s k | , s h . | V ( , , a k
,
,m,pelition.
Each _ group is r e ^ ^
J
B o n n r p
1 " -Lick
Dcorineor,
Associate 'CI; Flowers. C m .
D a n "l Academic
Affairs:
Dr Came
Arrange!,nm
Morris Merger, Associate Professor hunks
'CI a n d II
d Fducalion:
M r Kuberi L a n n i , G a m e P r o : r a n i s . I.
a n d Assistant
Sing
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n
h u n d r e d s of l e t t e r s , w e h a v e r e „ r j p t , s ,.0,,,-erniiig
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cheering
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STATE COLLEGK NEWS, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 13,
PAGE 6
STATE COLLEGE NEWS, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1961
Engineers Propose Possible
Comp Includes
Activity Space
Camp Dippikill Appearance
In p a s t y e a r s t h e p r o b l e m of
C a m p Dippikill h a s been a p r o m i n e n t one h e r e a t S t a t e . It h a s been
the topic of student discussions in
a n d out of school, p a r t i c u l a r l y
with m e m b e r s of Student Association, the s t u d e n t g o v e r n i n g body.
As m a n y s t u d e n t s know, Dippikill
w a s one of t h e m a i n points in t h e
P r e s i d e n t of S t u d e n t Association
election p l a t f o r m s d u r i n g '60 a n d
'61 elections.
and produced a topographical m a p
showing location of the l a k e shoreline, and s u r r o u d i n g plant growth.
Camp
Dippikill,
ihe ,,
n e w c a m p h a s a great ,|
a c t i v i t y for a l l .
The
surveyors
proposed
that
l a r g e r t r e e s r e m a i n s t a n d i n g for
p u r p o s e s of conservation a n d overall a p p e a r a n c e of t h e entire c a m p site.
and
For
there
who enjo.v
is
archery,
State College Proposes Future Camp Dippikill Site
-v.
il.'.
Tl„.
a m b i t i o u s w o m e n , ol tin i
Those
who enjoy
lies
will
and
boating
find
lake
will
t•
was i
fishinc
offered
cortainl.v
Tin i
be ., :
sight for m a n y .
The c a m p will also -pui, ,r
eroiis outings, which -In.
to be e d u c a t i o n a l a -• v. •
joyable.
kill will h a v e m u c h m o r e to offer
than il h a s a l r e a d y . A p p e a r a n c e
of the c a m p will certainly b e a feature which will benefit it, a n d m a k e
trips t h e r e even more enjoyable
than they a r c at p r e s e n t time.
Club
meetings.
cm.ti n
f r e s h m a n oriental ion. and 'i
m e r Biology S e m i n a r vv dl '•<•
Certainly, Dippikill will prove an
a s s e t for student activities.
few of the s c h e d u l e d -pm.,,: .
In F e b r u a r y . 1956 Student Association formed a t e m p o r a r y Cam])
Board to handle the affairs cf the
newly acquired c a m p i n g site n e a r
W a r r e n s burg, New York.
The purpose < f the
present
C a m p Hoard is to plan and < p e r a t e
the c a m p . The present board includes eight m e m b e r s , four stuclcnis and four faculty m e m b e r s .
Faculty m e m b e r s include Mr,
.Merlin Hathawav
\ s s o c i a t e Professor of Physical E d u c a t i o n , Dr.
T h o m a s Gibson, Professor of Safely and Health Education,
Dr.
Arthur Long, Associate Professor
of Chemistry,
and Dr. Richard
l l a u s e r , Associate Professor
of
Biology.
Student
for the c a m p . T h e Stud, m il.
ment g r o u p s will also mi e-
A field c a m p u s and in 'i J
c e n t e r will h a v e linnta The outdoor laboratory .'.;. in
for t h e P h y s i c a l and >•. .,,;
e n c e s , C o n s e r v a t i o n a n ! :•
include B a r b a r a P o z c a n z e r , '(12, tion.
Richard W a l k e r .
'02, L a w r e n c e
Coleman '63, and Alden P i e r c e
A T r e e F a r m i n g and i .n'(if.
lion a r e a will be used fn j
members
of the board
In o r d e r that the p r o p e r t y m a } ' a g e d t r e e lot, a C l i n - ' u .< be b e t t e r enjoyed by all, t h e b o a r d f a r m and m a n y fruitful • • • >
h a s set up s o m e r u l e s . S me of tion d e m o n s t r a t i o n s .
the i m p o r t a n t r u l e s a r e : all activitA r e s i d e n t c a m p ava.'.di.e
ies llial t a k e p l a c e at t h e c a n " )
a r e subject to a p p r o v a l of t h e c o o p e r a t i v e p r o g r a m - vv , ti
In a r d ; all rules of conduct w!i eh and a g e n c i e s will be u-. i :•,:
as remedia
govern tin 1 conduct of s t u d e n t s on p r o g r a m s
c a m p u s will be e x t e n d e d 59 c a n ) h a n d i c a p p e d c h i l d r e n , in
unless o t h e r wise exei pled in the tivities and o t h e r s <
r u l e s ; g e n e r a l r u l e s of c a m p safety c o u n s e l o r t r a i n i n g vvd.
will be r e q u i r e d ; v i o l a t o r s ol a n y g i v e n .
of these rules m a y h a v e t h e i r privCamp
Dippikill will
.i
ilege of c a m p use r e v o k e d .
This
• '.
applies to gri ups as well a s in- be beneficial to the sludi i
college and to lie- en'
dividuals.
inunily.
C a m p Board m e m b e r s a r e from left to right s e a t e d : Alden P i e r c e ,
'61; B a r b a r a P o z c a n z e r , '62; L a w r e n c e Coleman, '62. .Standing: Dr.
H o u s e r , Dr. Long. .Missing from photo a r e Richard Walker, '62; Mr.
Gibson, a n d Mr. Merlin H a t h a w a y .
Ihe he,itiiHI ol litnldinu Ninnbei One and surrounding facilities in
relation In Hipp Kill I'mid.
Architect Proposes Finances
Proposed Site
For Completion of Dippikill Multipurpose Building To Be Aids Comfort
First Constructed On Camp Site
An estimate of the a p p r o x i m a t e supply lor the c a m p will amount <
'>
Alter the completion of the cencosts for the completion of Dippi- costs from
lour thousand, live
tral p a r t of C a m p Dippikill, called
kill has been p r e p a r e d a s of Sep- h u n d r e d to si\ thousand dollarDippikill Pond, facilities will be
tt-mber 14, 1961, by a r c h i t e c t , Don- Kitchen equipment pin- in-iallatnui
Tin pi unary ; (' luromosl project of C a m p Board is steadily available for lodging, paraid J. Stephens of Loudenville, N'.Y. will run from live thou-and n. Mil ei.tii|ili linn n! ttie |),'oj)().sccl Huikling Number One.
king, and enjoying t h e outdoors.
The minimum cost for the dining eight thou-and dollarliitildiiig Nttmlx'i Otii1. as it is referred to at. t h e pres- 'Ihe waterfront, which is in this
and sleeping facilities totals thirtyA r c h i t e c t u r a l l e e - will i o \ d Irom i I i ! ittite. v. ill be supported by ciuu'rcte pillars, rising from
a r e a also, will provide t h e visitors
live thousand dollars — the m a x i - four thou-and
lour hundieu d..,
ii i t tu intir l e d nil the ground. The building was con- with a choice of various sports.
mum is forty-one t h o u s a n d . T h e Jars to five il.ou-and t o n e h:,i;.i
iclid •.'.till the square as the basic formation. This w a s S w i m m i n g , fishing, boating, and
extension of a road to the building r e d dollars
Mte is estimated at the least five
T h e minimum co-: nu ih, .d'ov. I I 'I .1 im !• (I 111 this fashion because it would be more canoeing a r e only a few of the m a ny activities in which one will be
hundred dollars, at the most seven totals fifty-even thoii.-aiid .i.niar- I I ' l l n i l ,
, air n| the structure, is located a porch, which able to p a r t i c i p a t e .
Al
Imndred. Electrical service install- the m a x i m u m i- -eventv 'h..u-ai;'l
will costs will run from seven
T h e entire e - t i m a ' e , however ;. ml in glass and screening. T h e porch on t h e When winter a r r i v e s the ski trails
thousand, five hundred d o l l a r s lo not complete It doe- n e .i,.-1 : , j ,
all ni lire building could serve as a social area will be accessible to the m a n y ski
|'i-lil thousand, five h u n d r e d do] anv
uiiexpecte.i
,.,:,'.:, e,..•,!•.nil dances during the warmer m o n t h s . Loeat- fans who enjoy this exciting winter••'"' Charges for the setting up ol costs ol I i n u - l i m . • v , , v r I M :
hti '• ol I lie lounge area is a fireplace, which is sport.
:l
"' telephone system will r a n g e d e v e l o p m e n t
and d a m . n c . . ;
•uli - instead of tin usual one.
1! n r roads will be constructed
'•'•'"I one hundred to five h u n d r e d alomj w r h a|ipropr,a'.on- n : ., :
liiiiiding .Number One will be the only strue- in o r d e r that this college site can
;;
'•'t'l's. Installment of a w a t e r ditional - n worl
I Jipptktll Pond sib lor -nine 1 line, il will be be easily r e a c h e d by all. Besides
;-e and leed the guests in this building. the main building, lour other d o r m s
MI rooms, lite slii ping q u a r t e r s will accoin- \ ill assist in lodging the visitors.
'
Warrensburgh Site Planned
For Use of College Students
will decide today
Association
when a Student
vote will
proximntclv Ho miles irum
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c a m p s i t e s began last nighl in a , l ' ^ ^ ' to winter soor s
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special SA Assembly at B r u b a e h e r
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I b i s discussion will be eontinued
loduy in D r a p e r 319 and at another
SA a s s e m b l y
Tuesday
evening
T h e s e t h r e e sites h a v e been thoroughly i n v e s t i g a t e d and the fol87 ItOBIN STREET
lowing d a t a h a s been compiled by
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ERASE W1TIIOI I A TK V< '
ON EATON'S COItKASAItl I H<)M)
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^ ' u - r e n s b u r g si,e lor tin- s. d
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Bruce King '58, Chairman of the
Surplus Committee
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We all jilimlUJ} „„,/,,. „„•»,„/.•,..,..
the college c a m p issue Two weeks
ago. a motion w a s passed which
would h a v e had a SA vote on the
W
and, Mon,,, a r r e n s b, u r g site ,loda.v
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d a y In lasl week'-, session ihe i | r |
'""O' , f * * is still undecided I
l u m b e r 111. the s „ e w.ll probably
In' no longer available for p'urel,
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SA Forms Dippikill Camp Board
Assembly
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a c t i v i t i e s will provide M U M Ii'i!,:
'XI
Representative
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of p l e a s u r e for the men ,,..,;
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The architect's sketch of what the proposed Number One Building
will look like.
The
PAGE 7
lie
of outdone
shooting a n d h u n t e r sad ';
T h u s , p l a n s h a v e been and a r e
being a i m e d a t m a k i n g Dippikill
m o r e beautiful for student use.
Aims a r e such that the facilities
will be a s favorable a s possible
Although
the C a m p
Dippikill
in such a c a m p .
p r o b l e m h a s not been completely
s e t t l e d , definite p l a n s for student
One of the d r a w b a c k s of m a n y
facilities
have
been
proposed. S t a t e students in taking advanT h e s e p r o p o s a l s a r e m o r e complete t a g e of our c a m p h a s been the
a n d definite than a n y p l a n s which f e a t u r e of lack of facilities and
h a v e been previously d r a w n up organization. However, if tentaand p r e s e n t e d to the s t u d e n t body. tive plans become r e a l i t y , DippiD u r i n g last y e a r s e v e r a l groups
o r g a n i z e d trips to Dippikill in o r d e r
to s e c u r e m a t e r i a l which would
aid a n y c o n c r e t e p l a n s . This past
s u m m e r the C a m p proposal w a s
d e v e l o p e d even f u r t h e r when engin e e r s w e r e e n g a g e d . They surveyed t h e c a m p s i t e at a cost of $690
those
adventure
l'Hil
E4TO« I'Al'KH t O l i l ' O H A T I O N ; ' E ) I ' l l i s l l l - l l ' . MASS.
A i t h i t c c t ' s drawing of Building Number One. Sleeping q u a r t e r s either side.
Dining area—center.
PAGE 8
STATE COLLEGE NEWS, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1961
APA Rolls Up Two Wins;
EEP, SLS Each Take One
STATE COLLEGE NEWS, FRIDAY, OCTOBER uI, 1'Kll
WAA Meeting Next Week
eds Romp Rockland CCC;fashCoP Rivalry D / * J c T ^ n « ^ « i . ^ C i . . ^ ^
Soccer-Hockey to be Played
M
lo Meel G * - . Sal. - » - » *
E S S g S S S S
Notice
Varsity baskel'ball practice will
begin Monday, October 16 at 3:30
APA Gets By SLS in Defensive Battle
in the Washington Avenue ArmW A. A. by Suzanne Piatt
Aided by a solid defense, APA was able to defeat a tena- ory. All players should have taken
a
physical
and
picked
up
their
Dear Sports Minded:
cious SLS squad, 6-0. A 60 yard touchdown pass-play from
Next week on Wei nesdav
Ron Crowell to Chuck Hunter in the first quarter turned out practice equipment prior to this Soccer
7:30. there will be
W A
Tuesday League
to be the only counter in the contest and provided APA with time.
meeting in Brubacher
All riFreshman
basketball
practice
Won
Lost
senfatives please all.ei
its margin of victory.
also begin Monday, at 3:30 Sigma Alpha
ChiSigma Theta
The initial quarter produced a flurry of good defensive will
in Page Gym.
Delta-Gam- Hockey:
backfield play, as SLS intercepted a "Rocky Crowell pass, Players of both teams are re- AIden-Jefferson Kappa
ma Kappa Phi
Last Wednesday
only to have Mike Goldstein of APA return the favor. Within quested to watch the A MIA Bulle- Next week
estcd in hockey met "i 'In
a matter of minutes the winners had their first score of the tin Board in case of a last, min- Tuesday League
letic field. Individual
contest as Chuck Hunter snared a toss and outran the defend- ute change of plans.
4:00 Sigma Alpha vs. J offer so n- worked on witli a -k
ers to the goal line. SLS then put on an offensive drive which All those who are interested
Alden ending Ihe practiei
threatened to tie the score, as quarterback, George Anastas, in Frosh or Varsity
wrestling 4:35 Chi Sigma Theta vs. Kappa nosday from 3:30 lo :,
fired twice to Jon Starks for gains of 45 and 20 yards, but should contact Joe Garcia and then
Delta-Gamma Kappa Phi be held again. All :ln
obtain a medical
examination. Thursday League
the drive fell short as the APA defense tightened.
please come between •
The team may shll p ,
The game see-sawed until SLS again threatened to score Equipment will be available in 4:00 Brubacher vs. Sayles
•I :.'!5 Pierce—live.
er schools in ga me, -u
late in the third quarter as Anastas hit speedy Faye Richard- Page Gym.
son on a 40 yard pass-play, but again the TD attempt was
thwarted. At the final whistle the score still stood 6-0. with
APA the victors.
Potter Club Downs Waterbury Hall
Monday, Potter put together a fast-moving offense which
rolled over' the forces from Waterbury Hall 38 - 7. While
Waterbury's defensive line, led by Gary Jones and hard-hitting
freshman Stan Krivo, put an excellent rush on quarterback
Camarrata, Men's defensive backfield could not cope with
Potter's intricate pass patterns and Mike constantly found receivers in the clear.
EEP drew first blood during the
first quarter as Clinch Recesso COSeV
grabbed a Camarratta pass for a
COmS
WATCH FOR L'M's 1961-62 CAMPUS OPINION P0C1J'
Check your opinions against these answers from last sprtotfi
w o u l d you volunteer fo man
the ficsf space station...
TD. The Potter men kept rolling In £ C / ^ C
ToUmGV
in the second quarter as Pat Spic'
ei grabbed two passes for a pair / c Daric TnlsP
f\\U
0OOO41
of TD's, one covering a distance ^ ° r c u 3
' u * c u " '
of 65 yards.
Tlio quartet of golfers that reoThe second half saw Captain resented State in the qualifying
Sherwin
Bowen of Waterbury. r o u m | 0 f u, c Second Annual ECAC
make a great diving catch of a Fall Golf Tournament acquitted
Don Sinclair pass lor .Men's first themselves very well in their first
and only scoring play of the after- experience in this tournev. Led bv
noon. However, Potter was not to R, ; g e r r a .sey's sparkling 71, the'v
be out shown as Camarrata com- finished 6th in the 12 learn field",
pleted 6 out of 10 passes with three posting a team medal total of 306.
of them going for touchdowns, two Casey's steadv round earned the
to Vito D'Angelico and the final Delmar belter the right to repreone to Chuck Recesso.
s c n l Albany in the lourney finals
SLS OVER TXO
a t Bethpagc, Long Island on OctoTuesday SLS took on TXO in a ber 21. The home team found
'•football" game. Cleverly disguised , j H . tricky nine hole course no
(or maybe not so cleverly dis- problem as they waltzed off to
guised) as a football team, the a n , , a s v n stroke team victory
men of Sigma Lambda Sigma over second place Syracuse The
clowned their way to a 28-0 vie- Hamilton team averaged only 68 5
lory over an improving TXO squad, strokes for it's four men '.Ion
An interception, carried lor a Kinne of the host school ed'Jed cut
TD by J i m \ e e r i n g , started the teammate Leon Kan'er lor indi
scoring for SLS and two Anastas v j , | u a | Mcdalis! honors b\ firing a
to Starks touchdown passes left brilliant 64
the score 20-0 at the end of (be
. , , . , , , ,
,
first half.
) ! J a " " ' ' ! , , I ! M ' l > , ;- , ' s , " " l 1 " '
In the second half, a safely, and T T ? " , " " I ' , '
, ' " *', " '
, , i ,
i
i
,,
i '
to pe»| a i and hen b\ co-' r m
a touchdown In Jim llaenlin on an . , , , , , , ,,
,
,
,, ,
- m l run produced 8 more points for V
„
""?'"'
W!
a
the •garnet and g o l d ' TXO looke : " '
,".
V " " a, ' " ' a ' ' '
.
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i.i, MO strokes - ! i \ n l i e i i r i
.
mui h i i n p n n ed hi-, week, espe- .
,
ii
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i
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nails \\ ill) I he addition il qu irler
l i : , ! Si
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back John Harlhelmas John hit
'^<>"
rewrsed
Story'lorm
?l
Pete Pell/ with passes of 55 and
"''"'cwhal " i i Hie way mi:
15 yards that look TXO lo Ihe l i \ e '' ~'1"'-; :i : ; i i ' u ' 1,1 ' u ' - l l : " Liller
yard line, but they wen unable '''' l n " " ' ' < ! n ' l l ' l ' »> h•• put1 r des
In gam Ihe remaining few yards , '''' 1 '' 1 h , : '" ' " " l '"' *'»red lo a .12.
as the ••hooting" defenders held
' ' " ' ;i 7H ' " ' ' ' '
KB LOSES TO , \ l ' \
" " • l:llil'
\lban:an
was Ed
Wednesday. APA won Ms second M '";"" 1 " , l " """ i l ! v l :;<V-'iied by
game of Ihe week, Ibis lime Iroui ' " ! ! " M I : M , | ' : I '- " l i ijie -r, en, ilia'
Kappa liela. 18 6 \ o l a spectacular l " , " i ! l l l « ' »'••'! trampled a- Hie d,,\
game
bolh team- ground oul " ' ' " ' ' "
' ; ''''" l ! l
eo medalist a'
s,l lK, r
l
yardage bit b.\ bn in,lead of lak
' ' " • ' <' '"•" week- ago p , . '
Hlg lo Ihe big pla
"l(ock.\" '''' ; ' " Hl
Crowell again showed ihe way al
''each Saner, w -• w e ] | i i . ' e a - e . l
lb ri and lep
c|iiarli
\2 ol60',
:>M' lW
leain's
p
a , , i , rbai
lor ka billing
u - n i rion
dilable
i aMI
' his
l,l:r 1
' !'!"<•«• I '• -I, was w Hi
i nin |iii I ion a \ erage K |{ pul on a m II '''
'• '•a.-'al.lll.r, „| |,.s gill,.,,
good (lefen*il\e show Ihe entile
game and in Ihe final quarter fill
for a 10
APA stuck lo lis ground attack
the fir.sl quarter and lul Ihe seor
ing column as quarterback, Crow
I'liiternity Jewelry
ell covered 30 yards in Dine car
Badges, Steins, Rings
ries for the touchdown Dill Burnett
snared a pass in Ihe corner of he
Jewelry, Gifts, Favors
A n y w a y y o u look at
end /one for another six pointer
Stationery, Programs
before the half ended
them
L*M'.s t a s t e betClub Pins, Keys
The second halt saw ( buck Hunt
Medals, Trophies
ter. Muixtuvuvd
tobacer grab a Crowell loss for a 50
cos make the difference!
ITMVI KSITV PO III (iu
yard TD KB h d by Kd Warner's
quarterbaeking and Jeff Millard's
Yes, your t a s t e s t a y s
171 Marshall Htreei
and Andy Cibulsky's pass catch
bymouue 10 NPW \ ink
f r e s h with LfM - t h e y
ing, pul on an excellent offensive
(ill 5-78S7
always treat you right!
show this half and provided a six
pointer on a Warner to Millard
( ' a r l S o r e n s e n , IVlgr.
pass play.
O VES
Till'
slate seemed lo lack Ihe fine
Li'iWiirk it demonslrali d avtnnsl
| kland (' C The lean: mi the
and was
w . i,. was niuch dower
tc;i u'l'dly beaten ol Ihe ball
iin ihe bri-bl side of tin picture
\\.i- the superb headinu ol Tom
I I'll-ll
'.< . : p l a ' . ' l i e I
D YES
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' the bench early in the first
' ! . ' ' " ' ' " period and with an assist from Seimon, kicked the first
Slab goal just a few seconds later. That proved to be the
, ( | i main difference between t h e t w o t e a m s until t h e f o u r t h
;| ,,,.,,,..,
h: , I.'I i.am ['-;',.,„ quarlcr. as O n e o n t a ' s defense proved to be a p a r t i c u l a r l y
;,,i, II, I,,,, a'liir l l a l ( l n u l !l) ''rack. During this time, most ol the action
.lulu, I..dike hi'end. was m the Shite section ol the field, as Penfield's fancy
i .0,: ii.-ii i,em in. goal lending was a large factor in holding Oneonta scoreless,
'I he Stall' soccer team continued
lo roll :ilonc in Inch '.'ear lies past
Saturday as ihey lore into (ieneceo.
In ihe lirsi (|tiarter, Slate jumped to the offensive scoring a total
ol loer coals, liory s Kozlieski and
lion Cosliek, both newcomers to
ihe scorinc, column, scored 2 and
1 coals respectively. Erwin Seimon
added the fourth coal. Our defense,
which has sparkled in the past
caines. kepi (leneseo from scoring,
(leneseo regrouped their forces
ind put up a staunch defense.
However, Erwin Seimon once again
poked the ball through, giving us
ihe halltime lead. 5-0.
(leneseo tried to regroup their
scoring punch, but it was to no
avail Al DiCaprio, another newcomer to the scoring ranks, scored
one and Erwin Seimon added his
third goal of Ihe day. In the waning minutes of the third quarter,
hurston scored giving the only
LO il ol the day to (icncseo. The
loiirth ipiarler saw only one goal
s aired and that was done by Erwin
Seimon giving him a game total of
I and a season total of 8. This exIra goal made the final score 8-1
in our favor.
Even though this game was a
\ elm \ , w e (kd i ii it go away unseallieil .Hoth Ed lirooinfield and
(iary I'enlield sustained injuries
which will keep him out of the
Oneonta game. However, Dave
Shru\ i r. Ed Walsh and bob Sea
man ha\ e in ('o ich ( I a n ia's opin
ion. made \ asl iniprox eincnt \\ llicll
w ill slrcllgthen our bench
Tomorrow . Slate play s the Homecoming Weekend came acainsl Ihe
leain from I'lailsburg
Mlhough
lllls learn has only woiie one came.
ihe.\ will undoubledly cive us a
battle
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in 4ie soft pack
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©Are you faking
full advantage o
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opportunities?
L. G. BALFOUR
ffd'
i-|K, State Frosh soccer team was Morris, who repealedl\ e|, an d ihe L(~Q® UVer
jOpflS
landed its second loss of the sea- ball out ol the darker / , „ „ i „ i a | „ ,
The li'es|,,„en l i r e d.,,,,. ,| n al the hands of R.F.I, last George I'lidlips was m d n . - d AIII, I.,,-; SaMirdax -lu-v , - l „ . l i r |i('J :'t'^no
State's Varsity Socccr Team continued o n its merry
Inusday al the latter school's J i saves, mans ol winch ^ e n - |,,,,,|
,-,- a i , v , „ l l M . . | n , Ainnuic wa - v l a s t W(>t !)i('sciay night, romping a determined Oneonta
r,
-|l,,ls
the limlhal I La.M ,Mih a score ol s q u a d 3-0 and extending its season's record to four wins
fici'J
>jla|c, now one and I wo on the
| > n n r , „ l n ( 1 K f M „ , | | ) | ( , | | | ( , | l ( ,f|_ i ; u J ) , , . ;
aine was wdi inn-lit. a n d n o defeats. This, t h e first Ped h o m e g a m e of t h e 1961
Sfieuii. got off to a fast start al enjoyed a I I romp over Rockland v " ' h ! , "' i l
mis piayin- an excel- c a m p a i g n , served a s sweet r e v e n g e for Coach Joe Garcia's
kickoff of the game. They doini- c„un\y
f o n n i i i i n i i j n,||,.,e \ - , , r h'i't d. |-I,M. The fi-.,sh oflen>e was b o o t ' c r s ^ w h o " s u f f e r e d
a 7-2 defeat from Oneonta last year
pied the play throughout the first ( . a siny o i l . ihe hard pr. -s| M ].,-,,. t l
",:" ( ' i i' ; ,'' n l ".'"''' v, | l •"'" " when seven S t a t e s t a r t e r s were forced t o remain home" bequarter of the name but were on- had Rockland on the run ,,:i •]„
'" s | 1 cause of injuries a n d academic difficulties.
,1,1,, tu get off any yood shots. The way, keepin-.' conirnl n| ii-,:|, :),, He l: ,!,, ; . ,1,1,, ,,, , ( | (
I In I . I, , II.: oi
... oh, :,,,„,.
leund quarter was controlled most ball and Hie -anie Tins -A,,, a In:
Erwin Si imon, Gary Penfield, a n d Karl Hanz Gersten!i;„
. h e , , P,
| b ) ihe Engineers, as they oul jniproveiiieni ( ) \ e r i|,, ,r perlurm
'!',''" made a spec better all played key roles in the State victory. Seimon's
fu-iied and outplayed Ihe Teds l i . ance aeain.-l Oran e < inm'.y c,,<u
e 'i .ii' !
a'hn in ihe touch excellent ball handling, even while double-teamed, paced
I'jinzi scor.'d midway Ihroucji the innriit \ i n l l e - e a week | H | , ' „ , .
the Ped attack, and he scored the second State goal of the
irmd, Ins first of two coals. After
, , , „ , ,,,,,,, l|()|l) > . a l i
.„,.,. p,,,,,.,,
-•ii
Hi"
inidi
team
game
early in the fourth quarter to bust the game wide
(he half time the I'eds were attain n . | i i , ,• |,,rwanl li ' ihe |',,| a ' l i e l '
'^
""
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'dien.se
open.
Goalie Penfield made a total of 21 saves, and re|ii'h'hlled, and li- H a m / : scored v v i ; ) l ,(,,.,,,, ,,.,;. | ) ( , | u i | ( t i | , . , ' ^
•' '• l,: "••"'ll -n"1 peatedly bunted the ball more than halfway down field, to
| j . second for It.I'd The fourth || H , | ) r > | | l ; , n ; j |] , h l , S , J : I . ,„., ,|,.,|
. ua
IJ1'! help keep the ball at a healthy distance'from the State
Lrter saw little chan-e in Ihe ;,, U l n a n d ml.led aimilier m •!„
l; •i''. a ''J
',
i A:,h K,.,,h i'',S|('.]l|,„ .^(,al Gerstenberger, in addition to his fine all around play,
Liern of play. However, near the ilnrd ipiarler I ' d Sehrm el, n, ';, l i i I
L l uf the game Stale a",.un press ,.,1 , . , „ , |, .p, l : r ; , , r ,
,., , , . , . , '
; I.,., M,eddo,i was contributed the final Ped goal with about five m i n u t e s left
Id It IU. but were unable lo score n,,. fmal Sia'i
u.ii m •iu- : i , . | , |
i. i ri ,; i •/(,, I;,I,I in the game, and assisted Seimon's score.
Tin name ended with It I' I a 2 u perioii
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DilV( Srll V( 1 ( a m c off
llrllir
.
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OI'tN 10 A M . tu t 6H-
*
P A G E 10
STATE C O L L E G E N E W S , FRIDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1981
College Press
Lists Speaker
c&ou&e J+awli
Stock Holds
New Position
'ammunica tiani
To t h e Editor:
stuff is growing in Hi
tlks \
^
We would like to c o m p l i m e n t l c c ( j ( ) ( 1 ()( . ^
. I'll'
Chi S i g m a Theta
pj,j Delta
sociation announces its p a r a m o u n t Miss Stroud and h e r c o m p a n y for b e e n on one hal
iroon hit: ,.
M a r y Ann Diltuscio a n n o u n c e s
h o u s e m o t h e r s p e a k e r s for the forthcoming con- Ihe excellent letter which a p p e a r e d the be inning of so,
M r s
G r e
I|M.,|
tha
Claudia S p a s a n d Noreen a n d I r e n e Economopoulos were ference s t a r t i n g October 26.
Loun e s — how CJII
in the News on October 6.
Mr. W. R, Hearst, J r . , Editor2 7 " e
Plctisci
° c A l o b e r 2 ' made honorary members.
"One juice, one juice, one juice in a f u r n i t u r e l e s loin
J o y c e Ginllo is t h e W.A.A, r e p r e in-Chief of H e a r s t News will adis r a t h e r h a r d .
sentative.
d r e s s the m e m b e r s at the S a t u r d a y . . . " these a r e truly the words
S a y l e s w a s n ' t SO h a d
Psi G a m m a
luncheon. The T h u r s d a y b a n q u e t h e a r d
roughout Alden-Waterbury W a s it, g u y s ?
A
G a m m a K a p p a Phi
coffee h o u r for Ihe Alumni will will feature Mr. Paul
Miller, the dining hall at m e a l t i m e . The
SIX EX
E e a t r i c e H e a t h '62, P r e s i d e n t , be held S a t u r d a y evening from 7-9
MP
Editor-in-chief of the R o c h e s t e r quantity of the food is m e a g e r ;
a n n o u n c e s t h a t M a r g a r e t S m o y e r P-m.
To t h e E d i t o r :
for
e
x
a
m
p
l
e
,
one
very
small
slice
T i m e s Union.
w a s installed a s vice-president at
' a m p l e a s e d I,
of roast pork was served to us on
last M o n d a y ' s m e e t i n g .
Mayor Corning will greet Ihe October !).
Sigma Alpha
campus
commission
E l a i n e Alve '04 w a s elected corstudent editors, writers and faculty
c
l
e
a
n
i
n
g
up
the |,
Doris
Williams
'02,
President,
The quality is usually good;
responding s e c r e t a r y and J a n Arnadvisors in a t t e n d a n c e . Dr. H a r r y
etc.
However, I w .
a n n o u n c e s thai
a Homecoming
however,
the
salsbury
steak
did
old, a l u m n i s e c r e t a r y in a replaceP o r t e r , Provost of the State Unimils
free
adverti-i
Luncheon will be held S a t u r d a y al
m e n t election.
versity will deliver the keynote laste like h a m b u r g e r cooked in lain c o m m e r c i a l esi ,1
11:30 p . m .
Oxydol;
the
Sunday
steak
w
a
s
deaddress.
g r a n l thai p l a c e . ,. i
The c o m m i t t e e for the luncheon
Beta Zeta
The eighteen
workshops
will licious: yet, it w a s Ihe size of an < o n l i n u e bis lilx ral Buffet for A l u m n i after Soccer consists of M a r y D a r r i e s , Dot s t a r t on F r i d a y morning, accord- expectant shoestring.
of interest in student
Truskolaski, Dorinne Williamson, ing to Irene Wister '63, Director of
4ame, S a t u r d a y .
Let us e x a m i n e the cost of one
I do not disappr
and Cindy Reynolds.
the '61 D y n a m i c E x p e r i e n c e in of the meals served in the A-W
c h a r m i n g p l a c e , but
The H o m e c o m i n g Float commit- J o u r n a l i s m . Mr. A. W. Bromley dining hall: I wo hot dogs at 15c
to k n o w just who is j
tee consists of Bea Blackburn, editor of the Conservationist Mag- al mo.sl lunch s t a n d s , one scoop
Priscilla P u t m a n , J u d y
Miller, azine and Dr. E d m u n d Arnold, of beans at 5c ( m a x i m u m ) , left a d v e r t i s e m e n t s anoin i
A r e n ' t the walls ol
Linda H a m m o n and Alice Hani.
C h a i r m a n of Syracuse Graphics over salads, pie at about 15c, one
r e s e r v e d for the ah
Arts
D
e
p
a
r
t
m
e
n
t
,
a
r
e
a
m
o
n
g
the
juice
at
5c.
A T T E N T I O N ALL WOMEN
S t a t e College activitn
visiting m o d e r a t o r s .
E x t e n d e d hours until 2 a . m . will
Mouldy bread is nice if you h a v e Cafe Lena be suppor'
Alpha Pi Alpha
A
faculty
workshop
convening
on
be given to all w o m e n residing in
o r g a n i z a t i o n or mdr.
A H o m e c o m i n g Buffet for Alumni T h u r s d a y will be directed by Dr. a cold — free penicillin.
State College r e s i d e n c e halls for toAnd
now
let
us
comment
on
the
n
e c t e d with S l a t e i
morrow
evening's
H o m e c o m i n g will be held S a t u r d a y night, from Paul Bulger, P r e s i d e n t of SUNY living conditions. The halls and by a ghost poster ,<•
7-8:30 p . m .
C'E at Buffalo.
Dance.
b a t h r o o m s a r e dirty. Algae like
*
^
The SUNY Collegiate P r e s s As-
This is a new position which h a s
been formed on State c a m p u s .
Dietician Activities
Mrs. Stock, who h a s b e e n h e r o
of the cafeteria
fluid's Hospital in A l b a n y
\ j r s stock's last place of o c c u p a -
During Ihe s u m m e r
for the last
a .iris' summer
studied
20
a n d |;,sl
I- i i
at
I In
al
Miracle
pla',
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mi I'.n.i.u! I t U n r m a l W e t - k c n d , S t a t e ' s
A-M : n ; . k . il d i - b u t t h i s w e e k e n d . T h e
ll!l
hi
(oil
l"'i
> 1
- .'!(•'
i ily freshmen,
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The purpose ol Ihe weekend is to
oiler an opporliinil.v to c-Uubli-.li
friendships with students from oth
'•r colleges as well as to grow in
the often neglei i,-(| spiritual aspect
1,1
''ft' All students at Album
State a r e invited to p a r t i c i p a t e
The cost is $7 00 for the whole
weekend
T r a n s p o r t a t i o n will be
provided Everyone who is inter
ested in attending should contact
either Alan Pierce, 'I;:J ,„ Water
bury Hall or Nora lit/meti '«;. ...
Sayles Hall
on I h e
oi m r l s
a n \ •.', In r e
'
cainint
I,ui
between
' I' "
c\cep|
to
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the
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11
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K o m u l u H < I 'nrlrj
^yii.g.AerattheCuliseuM,
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litmus
"We
t h e «la.J.oli'. I l ' s a real m a g t n ' s s , „ u k e . T a c
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and the Dual KUtcr
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"•an i>, fiiti-riaiiiiii« Ircsl,hiiian girl-'
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| , r | | , . n r v O Hatfield, Professor
of ( l e r i n a n i e l.ilerulure at H a r v a r d
i' n i V |.rsit.v. will p r e s e n t a s e r i e s of
| , . r U l I V S for || ] ( , C o m p a r a t i v e l.ilt . r a | „ , . t , d e p a r t m e i i ' h e r e at State.
Mr lialfield is one of the most
distinguished aulhorilies on T h o m a s
Mann in Ihe country today He h a s
written many notable and scholarl\ eNegeses on the works of Mann.
including Death in the I.ate W o r k s
of T h o m a s .Mann.
Winlilemann, Ihe great H e r m a n
author, has also I,ecu a subject of
I 'an! i I n I n a n e
'. a scholarly studs by Or. Hatfield,
,1 t h e p i a n o t i n
\\ inkeliiiann
and His
German
hi
talenl
has
beeoiin
hi l a
Critics,
another
highly
lauded
, | I L ui |M1 A
t r e a t i s e , h a s p e r m i t t e d Dr. Hatfield
porn
"n l l | a . \ b e p a s s e n g e r s
III t h e u u . l i . d e .i
"
''' ' a i l l i i i n o b l l e w i l h i i l l l t h e p e l i . d i m
m •' ''"' :'
'"'"ii nl I S C
I noli |;,,,ud
• I '
- .,.
PUKE WHITE
OUTER FILTER
I h,. in •• perl i n n e r
will be
i.,...i • Kri -.'..wski. a Polish ex
i .m •• - m l . i.i
i
a s / , who h a s
• ,, ,i |,|,,.. m the piano for four
.,,,,,•-. h,,s -i,..un bis talent to the
. . , I I ..I W.ii.•dnin Hall on many
, : ,i-ii,ii-.
11.mas/ lias r e m a r k e d
,|,,i! i h,,|,in I'euuiids him of music
lM,l luii-ie renunil- him ol Chopin:
•IH-IVIUI-I
I'niiia-/ will present a
. ,ii!,l„.i
ui
( hupiii
selections,
,II iiiem .lie " M a / u r k a s . " and
I- ,i.o-i in \ Uai"i', npiislis I "
.,,i.!i,|..i, be will oiler l.is/t's "11
"
'• h •' •iiioiily girl is the d r i w r i b am 1 l ' i: ' '
'' ''ar | ..ui, tbe ISC president . b an lb, n
1,1
'"' ' "Mlai led if sbe h:e, a ibe an M I
' h"1'111
-'I as a p a s s e n c e r
,,MI lli.ii ib. '
III
i),
m a y be a s k e d
"'' "' I' 11 ' p a r l y f r u n i 7 t o 11 p in
" ,: ' r | da> a n d f r o m •! t o H p in m i
>nnila\
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f
y
,:
''
p,
ni;i
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such a-- , ,,|,.|, , , ... ..
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rri'shi
,vill be
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:
lo Lecture
,| i , .
'"• : i Ireshiiieii b e t w e e n 2 a n d •! p in
'
s,irn|-j|y
found
Reports of Committees Prove
;i (lor in it or s
I Up h o u s e s ' A l l e l e I h e r e
I'at Benedetto, C r a n d .Marshal of
C a m p u s ('ommission, h a s c o m m e n t cd on the closing of the C o m m o n s .
[ CH1, ust
|
, ' " f " " ' condition in which
,
- (. a m p u s Commission s u g g e s t e d
:, t, n i n e h . m r S u n d a y a l t . m o o n
t . l o s i n „ j( ( h ( , d a
a f t c r it i s
f m m d
i,,i!i I ii.,:.!-, . ! h l!i i n , i n i a H o ] ) , w i l l b e t h e s e c o n d u n t i , | v
.1 k i n d tln.s
II p i \: r: a r t h eI n s tt hu ed eBn rt us b awei lhl e rc oGn ag m
r eeg a tReo oim
n
Although S e n a t e h a s a p p r o v e d the
lacks,, a n d o t h e r c a s u a l w e a r . ' M u s i c f o r m k > s a n d r e g u l a t i o n s of C a m p u s
• la -bin
:„• p r o v i d e d l.V t h e j u k e b o x . C a r o l e P o t t s , C u r o n i s s i o n including locking the
I
. , , ' , •
(i ( ( o m n i o n s , Ihe student body h a s
i I''Ckn.aM. i d . c o - c h a i r m e n , a n n t i u n c e t h a
,,
,f (h(i C o m m o n s i s
(it(istt,(|
'"' : " " ' ' llr ~ l , , ; l l l > , ' l " l | •• ; , , , , • " " ' d o s e d in ihe m o r n i n g , it will b e
'"' , " ' " l ; i , w n h i , u ' l ' " ! ; M ' l l l , ' ( l ' " „pen in the afternoon so t h a t stu'haperiui.' the cM'iil.
student
(k,n|s wj|| | ) a v e a c c e s s t0
I.i\ c I isteiiini; Hour
,, ,
In ic|il\ to an article published
i -* ,A I
C f t i H r\ n / c
in an e a r l i e r issue of (he STATE
If anyone d e s i r e s an open nieet<0H It.!
\i:\\S,
the Student ,,1L, u , | , ( ' a m l , l l s ( o n i i n i s s i o i i , t h a t
i;-, ii d u i l l i I I i:
, „ „ , „ l ! „ u , l h a s oiKani/ed s o m e _
;,, |)( , ) | ( , | ( ,
, i ihe talenl al Stale ( nllege. A
luimher ol students who have been
picscnliii".
impromptu
perform- f \
M
. f *
I I
ui,cs Hill he presented in a live \J \ ,
| I C l l l i t ? l t l
i, .tciiin bum Sunday afternoon in
Ihe Student l.nlllige from -.'I.'i Ull- -g"
I
a,, i i
i"' ; >
Please Clean
:
' >' is p. i iiussililc to plioiie a , ,.||.- , !.,
:
niei' lor a sorority
| n / / a •., -,., ,•,.'
I,I
Kreszowski,
MI - ,.i !i„ v., ,ki t.d a.v a cabaret dance Saturday ! , e ' » m m o n ; s , h a s " l,( : n bct ' n
i ••
•
Mr
I.,II s . ' , ,.i:i.
H i e | , l ' o d o ! I'lii
'.,
No inore than t h r e e s n r o r i t \
• arc allowed in I'i'i'shiiian
- at the same lime
MJII n -.!>!( ids of
M I
. , - : . !,.i
ini.hir,.,,therusinnuperiod. " / n / o r / 7 7 0 / / ^ e joi Ail
• 'I'M lie hiiian i'i nun s onl\ be
en the hours of 7 and X p oi
i- ajiphes se\ en d a y s a week i
| ' | ft! o n
—-11rl<F.i v i m i l st.
SL/8 Organizes Weekend;
OurCommons
New informal Activities Prevail
j),..,,,,.,, |( . ',,,. •,,
nmini i d 'h:.i ' • • • •
|., .],,• , .1 ,, |
, i r I .II!I,,II
Sia: e Man:, , • I, ..i. •
a - 1 . - ' n h.m Mr I
J iditli Kaniins.ky '112, P r e s i d e n t i- I ' " hr.n .,! h . ' .
: ISC. has announced t h e r u l e s
''.ernim; sororit v r u s h i n g .
i I,,, ,:,;,,,
,,, .
.
Cornell,
ISC Outlines
I n ,., |, S u n
a l i i m o o n O c t o b e r .''
behl
,. ,
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th. • i .,
'fit. l l : III -
Fall Assembly
"clobee
| L
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(|
in West- ser
lb,
"'' I'-"' 1
Inli i \ arsii .
.,. ,
01 ' l i e I ' • i • ' - Ml til I.,'|s
W h i c h a i e II it < a i l e d tui w i l l .'.. nil
s a l e ;it 7 : I.'i.
camp
ihi'Ster County.
Stuck
|hi
..,,,!,,.,.
ci-'ploycd at C a m p A n d r e e C l a r k . a r m a l
IVCF Plans
da.\
,,
, , ,,
M
,,i(
|)](. m , h ,
(in
.„„.,,
ui she saal that she h a s a l w a y s
sttuliwl al home in o r d e r to < on>';ii,d> keep abreast of t h e latest
r,i •'. lie I'liipincnls in h e r o c c u p a
\ i.al ,ield
Mr. R. K. Munsey h a s agreed to
act as sponsor of a pipe smoking
club An\ details about m e m b e r
ship can be obtained either from
bun or Ui- k Pierce in the .Student
Mail.
>„ , ' i n
;|,
:;(| p ) n
f|(,(.
eijit years. .Mrs. Slock h a s b e e n
„ , , , |„
which features a school for stud'. p . . , , ,, ,,| \ , ..,, ,
in this particular field, and at Rus \ , , \ , <!l\,rr . .,: a •'
„ .. Sage ('nllege. When inlerv icw-
SMOKERS
wdl
ri,.k(.N
as a dietician at S k i d m o r e College. -
CHEMICAL SOCIETY
The student affiliate of the American Chemical Society will hold its
m e e t i n g al Bru, Wednesday. Dr.
W. Al. Cashin will speak on,
' Wines, Beer, Whisky".
JIIO
m a y be p u n l i a i I |..r -| :>',
ti„n In the past, she also w o r k e d
of R e g e n t s of the U n i v e r s i t y ' s plan
to establish u n d e r g r a d u a t e c u r r i c u l u m s in the liberal a r t s a n d scienees at the t e a c h e r e d u c a t i o n
colleges. A p r o g r a m of g r a d u a l
and orderly transition of t h e s e colleges to multi-purpose institutions
will be initiated.
Since n o n - t e a c h e r e d u c a t i o n students e v e n t u a l l y will be a d m i t t e d
to study g e n e r a l p r o g r a m s at the
colleges over a v a r y i n g s c h e d u l e of
d a t e s , from 1002 to 1965, t h e T r u s tees d e t e r m i n e d their n a m e s should
be changed to reflect this d e p a r ture from their previously highly
specialized n a t u r e .
w a s with i b m r -iudci,i i,,-. r,n ! .,, •;,,
i \i, freshman girls a r c allowed
at Mipirity mrls' a p a r t m e n l s al a n v
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Experiences
GRADUATE ENGLISH MAJORS
Mr. Clinton J. R o b e r t s in the
T e a c h e r P l a c e m e n t B u r e a u h a s announced that all Seniors and Graduate students who a r e English maj o r s should report p r o m p t l y during the week of October Hi In
Idiom 172 for required interviews.
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COURSES
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VOL.
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\nother of Mrs. S t o c k ' s <luties is
handling financial affairs of t h e
RushingRules
Fellow
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K e S e W e
more important duties.
The last d a y to d r o p courses is
officially October 27.
annual
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WCEA M E E T I N G
T h e r e will be a meeting of the
WCEA Radio station, Wednesday
at 7:30 p . m . in Bru.
The
ALBANY, NEW YORK, IKIDAY, OCTOBER 20, K
menus of the cafeteria, o n e of h e r
Mrs
P i c t u r e s will be taken in Bru
r o o m s four and five, October 18 and
19, from 9 a.m.-5 p . m . , and October
20 until 1 p . m .
Students should bring the $1.50
sitting fee.
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and kitchen
employees. She also p l a n s t h e d a i l y
SENIORS
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less than a month, is g e n e r a l o v e r seer
T h e State U n i v e r s i t y B o a r d of
Trustees has announced that the
U n i v e r s i t y ' s eleven Colleges of Education h a v e a new n a m e a s of
F r i d a y , October 13. Albany S t a t e ' s
official title is now the S t a t e University College at Albany.
ews
Block.
News Notes
DROPPING
State
The position of school d i e t i c i a n , a
created position a t S t a t e ,
;
recently
|S presently held by M r s . E l i z a b e t h
State Holds
New Name
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I'uelllb Sliect Hag.
U.,i .iw i omei'lo
and Oeorge
. i i I.sinliliap'-od'. m Klue
\ third pel'lol n.el lr
Stale will
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lav, who h a s
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. ,,| U | , , | e lii- ,".MI ' .imposition while
.,,11 aiieiidiin high school entitled
llhinieiilhal s,unila
which is 111
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\ ^ n j n t . l e c t u r e r in the A m e r i c a n
|.-,.(.(1 i n m . , . , , ! ! i• i Berlin, w h e r e
pr,)\ ed both stimulat(l|> |,.(|Ur,.N
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dents
Dr Wallace, head of the ComparalMc
l.lleralui'e
department,
said, on behalf of the e n t i r e d e p a r t meiil and student bod>, that we a r e
all ci'i'lainlj proud and honored to
have such u savanl and distillguislicd a person as Dr Hatfield
lecturing at S t a t e .