[The Stute] September 16, 1977 (Issue 2, Volume LXXVI)

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':Yacht.'Chlb' 'Voices Security Worries, 'Studel1fActivities ,to Freeze_After 5:00

,presidents, , :' mentioned that the Another topic dlscusseci

"', I;'orumi,;thil first 'of this school physical set-up of the aNa forum INSS the platform tennis

year-,: Its,8xceP-' creates 'its ,own 'security courts, which should be heated

school, year 'llonal,ly' ,'large 'attendance. ',problems, and also said that and lit sometime this year, , , ,,' At ,'ilreeerit'" Tnterilctlon': separately. to'negotlate the' ::'Betwe'en" 50 end' 60 ,'uno' , securitY hes made five arrests although a time schedule has

b8tWe8ri'.the aiKI:ad.-;'- Salarl,_ a 'sixtY - day notice: ' , ' dergraduatis gathered to quea-. and recoVered two boatS; In- not been arranged. Plans tor an , : I. ',th,ll"ae!':' ",tlon ,Prai. Roge'" and other ad- dlcating that they have beGn Electronics Lab to compliment ,level: ,In,'1hihiiiake',of. lait' ,mlnlstrath),(l.'This,notlce: Is', ,ministration: personnel.' The doing their job. the junior E33 Circuits course " s.':!QU1d.'!he "lIftemQon:s,proeedlngi:)Yere A, WCPR member ked If the will be Investigated althe facul-

of'lhel!prlng ach,lInge In tape,d by WOPR, the',Stevens' fifth floor could be heated aiter Iy Curriculum Committee. Prol. •• n-/ ,AI1Y.:d,eclsionsmade' ,radio station. ' ,'" fiVE! p.I)1,.' winter for Blesenberger ,has an tr"'1 a , has elected "The' main' Issue 'at' the forum stUdenta' In the radio outline for such' a leb for EE concerned the Yacht Club's slatlon, StiJdent Government majors. The sbtus of'the ,Kidde : ' continuing security problems. and Publications Olllc88. Pil!s, lounge remains largely

hi:, 'This",semester'the Club has Rogers" replied .that ,due to changed, although some funds and,: 1977-" '!hen either side can" '$3200' 'with which to energy conservallon measures have been accumulsted for the ',b!ke,:rElcourse to "economic' new boats, but In, vle,w of the no floors from five through thir- of furniShing the prof 'dis- ,actilln." This' does not,mean rece(lt Dreaklng In, the fire, and teen can be heated after'5:00, lounge, ", f"'" nSldcithat : the' ,and' that students and ad- Lastly, the status 01 the In- I 'Ii: term which" membera-iilre'coricerried to' " mi'listratiO'n"allke have to bear stlMe's financial recovery was Bbard'ifled'asu'iioi' : allows ttie.'!acully to strike, or, thelr.'safetY, STUOO Pres, Jim the cooler temperatures, (Cont. on page 8, 001. 4) labor", 'practices <on, the"otnerhand,::,the ado':. Wealherell: illid Yacht Club' " ,

;;),;1;:: rn:: \ne to rnstltuteapay , ,Commodore Jerry Csllahan t:

rash, Khoda

' ralsewlttiout'approvaloHhe" both thanked Messrs. Crispin r, I I

, ,' :" OJQ,u:gfi,' ',h a v,a ':. oe'e n, AAUP, , ',: • and Frisco'for.lneircooperatlon

',reinsfafeeJ"i: ',eiilEih;' thougr ': The neWAAUP ollioers are, this summer In he!plng to get

Barrell return this aSifoliows: the Club back on Its feet, and. VI

Dur,'ng ('{lass Meet,'ng

,year: NtRB to' President \ asked that efforts to secure a lind 390ige B,'Wright:., new trailer be,oontinued. Pres. by Dennis Boudreau '81 oom" "' Rogers was asked what p,lans With the 107th session of plainUieoause' of a ' the admlnlst'ratlon had for ad- - Stevens' Teoh a week old, o( th'e, ,pauIM',W.illig ", , dftlonal. storage lor the Yacht Khoda called a meeting of the prpblern':", Botti, prbfessors Second Club, especially Freshmen class. Unfortunately, ,had also, fndiilidually filed .Steven't, Bloom structures. Pres. Rogers unlike the Freshmanlawsultsagai(lst ' secretarY ' reported that no plans for a sophomore War, only a handful have been Robert J, Packard permanent structure have been of them showed, However, dropped. althouQ.h Mr, Frisco despite the rather poor turnout,

'After lengthy negotlati6ifsi I. I:lichard Lapld,us ' Is helpthe Club Ron Hosie called the meeting to a contraot was finally signed' ,'. a new trailer. He alsO said that order, The meeting was designdurlng'ihe'summel'se'sslon At·t.arge Member ,the administration hoped, to ed to olean up any doubts that on June 27 1977, Thls'con- Myron E, White raise lunds to help strengthen Freshman might,have had, and , tract Is a year oontraot Past President ,the Yacht Club. so, questions to that effeot were retroactive from September Ernest W. Robb Callahan pointed out entertained. Representatives In' , '1, 1976: ,yet provl- Policy C:c,.mmilleemen that there has been some attendance were: Ed Mansky, slon in this oontraot only., John W, Bailentlne prOblems in keeping the gates Kevin Murphy. Maureen Burke. , for one' year:, ,The oontract ,Sidney F, Borg down on Shore Road lo.oked. Caron Kogan, Jim Weatherall. has a prOVision ,'l'or Frederick W. Cleveland Pres, ,Rogers directed Mr, Ron Hosie and Mike Antierl. negotiating, salaries for the Franois B. Clough Crispin to review security In this The first question put before area, Head 01 Seourity Charles Khoda was in reference to the

GUbernatodal ,Electionlooms in Future, Vote!

, by Dolores LaMarca '79

On Nov. S, New Jersey residents will, have the, opppr"' tun ity to speaK out and vote for the governor of their choice, Many people complain about the poor N,J.leadership (maybe you've heard parents or friends griping). 'ApProx, one,third (1,SOo,oOO) of 'potential voting N,J. residents will 'continue io use their gClvernmental legislators as soape-goatsfor their laziness,

With no further questions from the audience, Khoda mentioned the Ice Cream Party and the IFC Block Party. They also announoed that Dick Clark would be a guest speaker In October, There was a fire safety film after the meeting; most students left belore II.

ROTC Classes Resume on Campus

On campus classes for Ireshmen, sophomores, and juniors enrolled In the ROTC program resumed week fOllowing the conclusion of a cross-town agreement with the 490th AOTC division at NJ IT.

'Do you know any, of these insUlting hypocrites? Are you one of them? II you know these people, there'll something you should do. Get them to vote, For those ,of 'you who are not, or know of someone who is not reglstE\red, take ,a minute to fill out the voter"registration forms In the oanisters on the first floor' of the,Stevens Center and In the

Those N.j, residents are' so blinded by attitude on the necessltyolvotlng , that they do not realize that not, I '--"', i voting is sacrificing a privilege '

that was granted to them ,\l"", th rough the' efforts of this 'I" , nation's forefathers. Maybe if ',' 'I-, ' they oouldn't vote, they would. ' , realize the value of having a say in how muoh money out The following members of the senior class were inllated into Gear of their payChecks and who It & Trlan'gle, the activltes Honor Society, on Wednesday, Sept. 14. goes to, Complaining about the (back'row I to r) Mike Anllerl, Jim Weatherall, AI,Gutberlet, Kevin government and not voting is Murphy, Ron Hosie, Art Harper, Emilio Doclmo, and John Jarboe. not being blatantly hypocritical (Iront row Ito r) Caron Kogan, Nancy TrUll, Anne Nevola, Debbie and also an Insu II to every Van Sickla, Joe Kowluk, Maureen Burke, Maurice Rog!"ln and Ed. voting American, Mansky.

, ," ..' the Lab Pledge and the Test Kidde building. These forms Pledge, Ron cleared the matter can be used'io register in your up by expialnlng that a lab hOme county of 30, days or Pledge meant that the work had longer, In other words, you can to be your own. However, if you use the forms to register in the did have dlffioulty in understanNJthh ding the problem you were ., coun y were you aVIl resided for a period 01 time Iree to attempt to clarify ahy exceeding 30 days, If you live on misoonceptions through discampus but go home on cusslon, weekends, for the vacation The next major Issue discuss(Cont, 6n page 8, col. 4) ed centered on possibility of electing class officers. Khoda inlormed the fresh men that at one time class officers were an intricate part of government, but they had been phased out, Ron. explained however that if a sufficient number of signatures on a petition were collected. class officers could be elected, Maureen Burke stated that olass' officers were Indeed a possibility, and Khoda would be more than happy to help 'the class with the groundwork, ' The 'Urchin problem was ,also discussed and it was made known that seourity was doing the best they could, and that they aren't the N,V,P.D,

Lieutenant Colonel Ralph Van Brunt, professor of aero-space studies at NJIT, is teaching the freshmen and sophomores. Juniors receive Instruotlon from Captain Alan Herklotz,presently assigned to the Stevens divi· sion. Captain'Herklotz will soon be transferred to NJIT, Major Bob Denny has been Instructing the senior olass, who are unaffected by the disbanding of detachment. When Major Denny goes on assignment at HeadquartersAlr University, Alabama in the near future. LI. Colonel Roger A. Rivers will teach the senior class,

Beginning September 18, Stevens students enrolled in ROTC will be required 10 attend classes on the NJIT oampus.

Finalization of the cross-town agreement allowed 19 Stevens undergrads to receive oredit for their full tuilion soholarshlps which includes books end $100 dollars a month. Earlier this ,week, three additional scholarships were awarded, 'The reoipients were John Gior· dane '81; Mark Coppa, '81: and Albert Ostanek, '80,

Stute Editorial

Editorial:

I would to publiciI' thank Mr. Crispen and Mr. Frisco for the work and time they have put Into the Yapht Club over this past summer. Their work on the Yacht Club was brought,to light this past week at the President's Forum) I would like to stlite that even though the Yacht Club's situation has Improved since their fire last semester the Club still needs storage space for the boats AND a secure place for them. Cashmere was quite Intrlgued'by the answers given at Wednesday's President's Forum. The answers Cashmere heard on the topic of the financial stat,!!s of the we,re quite revealing President Rogers stated that the fmanclal status of Stevens should be stable by the end of,next year. ,The major obstacle to the complete financial recovery of the school was lastsemester's Immature strike by the faculty. He considered this action the ONLY reason for the financial woes of Stevens. I imagine Dr. Rogers has forgotten his own humble beginnings In the faculty. Cashmere would also like to point out that the lack of effeQtlve and decisive leallershil1 on the part of the administration Is a major reason for the Institute's problems. So, if the readers of this cotumnever wondered why the Hydra seems so boobish without his heads alt they need, do Is look toward the' heavens in the vicinity of the highest point 11:1 Hoboken and they will see the, light. In other words, our Illustriousadmlnistrators HAVE the problem of listening to themselves speak too often and hence have an inflated view of themselves. Casll.01ere would like to warn the Inhabitants of the pearly tower that he, can still reach 7th heaven by their actions or more correctly, by their 'misdeeds.

Finally, In closing, I would like to urge ALL eligible students to register to vote so they can vote in the upcoming gublnatorlal election In New Jersey. This Is very Important, for, by voting, your voice can be heard in the election process. I would like to stress to all Stevens students that their ability to vote is one that should not be taken' lightly. If one doesn't like. I would like to thank the student who wrote the article on voter registration. I would like to encourage, more articles of this type by the 'Stevens community. Once again, thanks Dee.

NEWMAN ASSOCIATION SERVICES

Sunday: 8:00 p.m.

Monday: 8:45 p.m.

Tuesday: 8:45 p.m.

Wednesday: 4:00 p.m.

Thursday: 8:45 p,m,

Jacobus Hall

Dear Editor, I would like to register my disapproval of Ihe closing oftha, Rathskellar on Saturday "ights. I personally feel tnat It is a'great loss to tnose sludents who stay on campus, during Ine weekends. I also View It as,en· ' couragement 10 those siudents who flee Ihe campus every Fri· day night, thus earnll\g $lIivens' WASHINGTON,--P!eslc the well! deserved cognomen , Carter Is now grappling w "Ihe suitcase school". / federal bU,reau9racy. As ,II : " ',' Presld"n,!:'Joh'll, iF'., I am aware, of, Ine, desc,ribed"lhe'e,xperienc Rathskellars finan.clal,sltuatlon, ,"like wreslling \!(Ith a"whl 'and the fact that ,I would lose, "::, ", " ' , money by remaining open on BUI for whalever. COn,s?l. 'Saturday nights; but I don't leal migh.t be,the prllsldent s I that sucll a drestle 'step shOUld sary In, the Krel'l)l!n, Is have'been taken one with a worse whal!l. It Is. In which Ihe' student's pllghl Impossible, accprdlDg"tc was' given so little deliberation. I ' analysts, lor Leonid Bre: feel that' olher Viable, alter. to get a' firm :hold or natives, such as decreasing' the blubber. " number'ofs/llarled workers and., Carter has 'only a,,( eliminaling the grill cn,Satur. cabinet secretaries to cc days, should, have ,been con· Brezhnev must CCl1lle wi sldered In lieu of completely who have closing the Ralhskellar.. There Is a .for fe I feel that the: last remaining metallurgy, anOlhe! lor refuge lor those students ferrous a 'mil remelnlng 'here on Ihe for machine building, an , weekends has been eliminated. for general machine bull

In the past, when there WaS no and yet another for tracto scheduled function on campus, agriculture machine build students could at least con- There Is a minister for p gregate In Ihe Rathskellar, built' and 'electrification; ,anothl seems as though even that op· the electrical tlon has been taken from us. ' dustry and another for the The Rathskellarshould have a industry. There certain obligation to Its for forestry, a mi. members to be available for use for food and even a mlnlsl, especially on the' Weekends. fish,

The bars in Hoboken lire a poor' At·the White House, Pres (second 10 ,the Ratnskellar.' Cartercoordlnates,theactl' urge Ihe Ralhske'liar House ofthe federal department! Committee to reconsider their, agencies. But In Ihe Kre poslilon on this Issue. The there Is little coordination, Rathskellar will be sorely miss- The minister of non.fel ed by the "Saturday night metallurgy, for example, n crowd". construct a .faciofy InJ

Sincerely yours, hinterlands. But the WOI Debra Van Sickle would.have no housing, set or Iransporlatlon becauset 'are the'responsibilities of,e ,min Islries.

Dear Editor, I am wriling In regard to the ridiculous condition now exIsting at the Rathskellar. I am I'o.fb.l'inn 'n' 1"!1'\11l'cta tn tho fdto,t

Here In Washington, Presl Carter)s caught up In thlll

,.GREEK· ·N.EWS·

by Tom Pamam,., ,. , by Phil Rippel " GONG SHOW. •• Unfoi'lunately,alsot\urlng this'

You say'you need, $123,52 to' period, no freshmen ,are allow- It was encouraging, last week, Whl , ,get you'through the term? YCiu, ed at a housl!.,whlch Is having a 'to see yet another Inslallment of an a say you andyour' buddy have a parjy, A,party, Ithl!9 been said, th e 'an nual f res h man - descr act· (however crazy' or Is an event whetethere are girls sophomore games take place the "! se,ml-obscene?) b,ut you just prese(lt, including the frosh co- on campus. The high atten, natlvl need some exposure. Well, the eds.' dance these traditional games Ing").

Inter-Frate,rnlty', Qouncll has So lis' Brothers of the always seem to command do durin come·,to your ,rescue. In another fraternities, doC' their best' to much- to oonflrm that there is to the recruit pledges:be sure tomke stili considerable spirit ,among GPA', annual' "Gong and advantage' of the poops, under classmen here at follov aileryo,ne is Invited to aUdition' smokers,andfreemealsoffered Stevens, and this Is reassuring; with i their original acts for a chl!nce, by the frats. ' unfortunately, such hl'gh. belm" at the money: The That noise that has been heard' morale not seem to requil Judges for the show will be coming from iheathletlc field In characterize all segments olth e Colle, selected from those vl.rJuous the early morning or late after- student body, this goea 1. Tal groups \ known as the ad-, noon hQUYS Is.just the Greeks double for the se",?r class, Be- 2. Un, ministration and faculty. Stay l' I th'l f tb II I' Ing that I am a seMior myaelf, I gradu alert. for' more details of ,the h!'v,e felt this 'problem most receil coming attraction. tlng the IFC will be acutely, and believe that some EI:

This past Wednesday marked 'p,laylng their elght-l1)an touoh action Is. required to alleviate This th,e beginning the officlallFC , football games. Othe,r sp,o,rts the situation. .' two m rush period. Between now and scheduled for the term Include What this class, needs, I feel, to er Pledge, Night, the I ten national ping-pong. water polO, and GPA'! fraternltle.s represented on IFC Is plan- the' undercla,ssmen, whloh. being qampus will be seeking out nlngto hold a campus-wide would help,booslsenlormorale; those p(ospectlvepledgestojolnthelr, pinball tournament,' so break the senior is most anx- enoul houses. This perloj will be an out those 'quarlers and get lous and uncertain time for ed by excellent - opportunity for those flipper fingers in shape. Slevens stUdents. and so the fortun freshmen to 'soquaint ' virtueofestabllshlngsuchnllW doubt themselves with the third of the CHfpSL.. traditions oan el!slly be un- dip In campus who belong to the IFC. Here at Chi Psi, the Lodgers shape

There are a few rules that are looking forward to a great all I somesome suggestions with j( every house must abide by around year Our, annual nine here. If th, which should be mentioned keg barbecue during Freshman Senior, "Dul1klng" were 1 here: Orientation was ,a big success, One worthwhile proJeot w6uld Is pos Rushing in the dorms lasts as are most Lodge parties, with ff be fOI until 8:00 p.m, each night, ex- over two hundred freshmen be a variation on an old orm 0 which , puniShment administered dur- cept nights before zero-hours attending. A,S can be expected, 'cellen I Ing the Middle Ages. Back then when I,tlasts, until 6:00 p.m, they were a little he d back at lion c It was known as "Dunking," and Freshmen are allowed In a frat first, but as the kegs started consisted of strapping the conve house until 10:00 p.m. for pur- dropping, they. felt right at wrongdoer to a plank and Hudsc home. ' , poses of poop (review) sessions repeatedly dunklllg him In a 'for exams, and until 1:00 a.m. We were. happy to have the' pool of water until he' either for smokers. A smoker Is that, freshmen and women at the atoned for hls',slns or drowned. unique event where thllre Is a barbecue, but il. doesn't stop The procedure was generally party without girls. No smokers there. Ypu are always welcome carried out in publiC, and are permitted before zero- to come down for help, advice, amateur historians will be inhours. or just to check out the place terestedtoknowthatlhlsQualnt

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ORG'NIZATIO .' "'"-':'.,,'

As of thIs issue of THE STUTE, a new polioy is in sffeot. printed in tha psper(wifhin rsason); also ilanyclubororganj in the paper. I would Just raquest fhet articles and nollces Ila " 8:00 p.m. This new polioy is in the besf,lnferests of the olubs. lullast. The foliowlng list of club members shoulQ allsW.'Ir; further questions, one should co/1lact fhe Features Editors-o the post off/CJI.

ORGANIZATION

ACS "

AICHE ASCE

ASME

Anatldae

CM

,BS\J

13ciwl(ng Club

Camera Club' Chess Club CSA, Cross, CoLintry Club

Game'Solenoe Club

Gear'&'Trlangle

Glee Club

Golf Club

Hillel Hockey Club

IEEE

Karate Club

,LAC

Newman Assoc Rifle Team

SAE

BREEK. "

(Continued from pags 3, 001. 2) nor cutups, nor guys that like to take It easy; we are all these things and more. The only thing we have In common is that we are willing to live and work and bust our chops for our house and one another.

We don't ask that freshmen come to our house looking to Join the first house they see. We ask that each man look and seek whatever he wants out of 'a house, decide whether he likes the guys, and then, and only then, make a deciSion. Each man is affected for the rest of his life by the people he assooiates with. All that we esk Is that you give us the chance to get to bn,"meaeclslo'n'rs Yollrs:

to-Tech party lastl"rlday night: Roughly eighty girls altended to add a IIltle scenery and- com- Sky Diving Club panlonship. Special thanks SSBS goes to Chi Psi for their-added SUE effort and help, The house is SWE definitely in high spirits as the SPSnew sophomore class Is: very W2BSC outgoing. Wrestling Club , The house will definitely keep _Yacht Club Its imagess a very well"roundeifone, 'In school activities, tne I;lS I.F.C, President, Slute Business IDC manager and photographer, school social chairman are all ,"';.: Bates. In Sports, there are four returning varsity basketball players InclUding this' year's' Tau ,Bela

OFFICERS

, K. Skor'!t1ko '78 (P) -

M. Cervoni '78,(P)

M. Gennaro '78 (P)'

S. Rogaokl"78 (P)

T.Gardriiir''l:8 '(T)

b. VilnSlckle '78.'

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C.

1'1" Jenkiris.'79· ,

A.·

,D,. VanSickle 78

D, Wilson .... ' , Paul LI(P) '79"

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R. De'1'lkow,loz '79 (1:')

'J. Moran '78(P) ;,

M: Chadnlokl '78 (P)

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P, Bonomo '78 (P)

,S: B.red!! 79 .(p)

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P; Riveron, '8;(Pj ,

M. '79AP)

W. RelnholtZ '78, ,(1)),

'J. L:eVander: '78,(1))

HasSeln Ashliri (P) ,

A, Gutberlet ..'

T. MoDerby '78 (P)

B. Sc!'!reok '78 (P) '78jP)

K. Cunningham '78 (P:

J. D'Amico' '78 '

C. Panek 78

J. Daly '78(P)

J. Callaghan '79 (C)

A. AzeVedo '79 (P)

A. Nevola 78 (P) ,

A. Gutberlet '78.,(VP)

K. Murphy '7.8 (AC)

J, a.omerol 'SO (Sec)

K, '78 (P)

Wi,th Dave BI '.

strumeritals and ballads, during which he alternated between 'Illilylng' guitars '(bo,th '-electric and acoustic) and' the fiddle. This Yielded to a sampling of his , ,more recent blues take, offs, , InCluding D,.ngsr Min (which ""dj!scrlbes in detail how , ':dangerous the singer could be)

'Bnd Send Mil lei Ihe 'Lectrlc

: (in wh,icli "a con implores , thll, "goo(l;klnd Judge': to send some early ,j, :",Imber,' such, as Demon In "'Qlag!lll." from 1:118 f1rslalbum of ", :' 'f; )t, Was ,:obvious that the '_'" .',,, 1 ,e 'audience had been waiting for ,, his, Blue' maierial; for some ' .',I'I1\1son, t/1ere wlis precious Ii,ltle, :" of. this In the body, of.hls set, 7, whlchended,al\eronly about 50 " ,m1nutes. Bromberg made up for , :;:)h,IS performance;

'Bro" b' ' 'I" C,L' ",'''''' ""S', """,'1',"", ,', "F by giving three en- m onc "'\',·\' "-"' ' f hi ' , :', _', _, ',' ';.' ,.one 0 w, oh was an

,:' On<;e Dr. Pepper,:' ,Blues Improvisation :,,,",u,slo ,,'Festlval-, (foril)erIY,:'Thls c!lllell" Won'l Be Your Fool, in ,',Schaeffe!)' to Central ,ilie was' ' informs ,an as ,::park !asf summer, With; !p',what he ,:,,111 see h\1eUlloftalent;oralmosj;," Leon: Redbone:','asoineWhat' ,be"fore becomong her fool (ex" :on respD,r\,se ,cofllpl,alnts :l(9"m " never performe'r'.Yias fhe ,:'1'11 see the Sun ex-. holI!ISan,C!:!hll

"It deed;", :'hls dead;" , : : but even ' \llimj:ilfililodlss: ,and then III eee hiS lover 'acts t,rlmmed h' ' I ' :volce',,(ool!!p,leili 'With e- (CO

dead." etc.)

An exampl song can bl album, How but becaUSE , nature, don' 10 give an Ii wlien you s half ,the In'ter focused on does with tt tlon.

Another number that In concert, a be found on called BUlllrc of Which, Jl0thil;g to c theme, whl singer's roo

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sbll that ar.eliardto ", "r I , I " l , ' tlleir, i(eaS9\1,I" y,ou wind up , " , 'V:(ith is vli"yatrenge'i'lndeed:,ltls By Ted KocII 79 deliver the F ye!,r on 19,:',' "" no: that, Dave Reminiscent ofFlash Gordon, father on All: :, As a,Session' rill" on other ,Mas,on "fans'l98t' ail ',patience the' movie begins with' a has the planl (\lver,'75,to ,early 'On in a' background ,of, the conflict ,ultimate bat quote one !!Ource)i: Bromberg ,concert pl,eyed with the latter between the c,orrupt E!"plre Dealh Star , grew to be-1famlllar':, with a' last ,'Spring., Most' of Masoh's, and the rebel Alliance: The next plans lie the " number of "!'luslea!' 'fans, chose ,10 waitoul scene flashes to an ImPllrlal rebel Alliance forms, including ,Bluegrass, ,bone's segment,in ,the lob.by" Cruiser, closing In 0'1,' an defeat,¥,. , , ,Country,' !'lock, Stralghl BlueR llIther ,than'slt through What Alde(eanlan Star Cruiser, all Ben lsan ole and Folk Ballads; he has played ",.tliey considered to, be in "In- guns blasting. Two robots are ,Luke's help: I with the likes of Dylan" Jerry perfo"'1al1ce (aUeasl then seen conversing aboutthe 'can't and nnls: Jel! Walker;,Tom Paxton, John ,When compared, to Mason's)' of the one with way they fine , Prine and many others: Until a Redbone did get a definite sense of doom about sold his uncle , few years ago, ,h.e was known tlon Irom Bromberg'saudlenge" to befal,l him and the reat of the killed, by 'I , only to musicians, liS a However. which has long stilp, So begins STAR WARS Trool1l!,rs. , ,studio of 'liY)pressiye accustomed to Bromberg's own the box office hlt,of ' and his credenlia($, But 'in' '1970"he' stYJe"of"Olf-beat Blues Take- t/1e year. A.,:produc.t"of Gary , decided ,to gp solo, and with offs. Kurtz and 20th Century Fox, Its ) such classic Blu,es Pirollies as , Bromberg csme out shbrtly ,s,uecess can be attributed to a/ls-;RMtl;a"8:' ,_,___ A. '" IU 'r \ , Dn not nlrlrrn/!lfl

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STUCO Meeting· Sept. 11, '80: Non" Informed ab.out drea dollars in the red. Hours & meat rare, , 1917 " , , status' as Election comm.' services reduced while prices to down with a called to' order 7.:03 ,Details wete mentioned about remain fixed. Sat. First federai Oen p,m;' , ,nominations and 'elections.' maeting Ftiday looking to cut ',trol has 111,11

Guests: 1'om McDerby Soc18l: "IFC Block' Pariy In peyroll 'and operating ex- to undercol ,M. 7:,16 ' Eighl\1 St. parking lot .wlll have penses." "This has b E. Doclmo'exc. 7:55 , pos!el:S ready Mon. HB: New policy; full pedge on tlon from '," ,and vol", will tests. No credit for a test with A new regu P,i:e.ldent: ,Wishes' to' ollen, loca- ' incomplete Rledge: out, requirl, S,TUCO,F,o,ru"m.,0,1,1, W,e,dnesdays tlon brought. up.,by Bob Fer- ,Old BUlln s: Tom Cirillo will beeftobehr , apunch In ,ordecto make t;,o,un- op- ,put u,P Pres. Forum notlce$s this fahrenheit. ell more open to 'camus; • ,pos",g Party on CPT semestl\r. Yacht Clul1has 3750 But the reI y', P 'lil8' '!'" ·'illl 'd t' 'ih wel'lt' sited. 'tentative Social to buy new boats. All bills for meat that is _-,-' ,!,: c, e,., pge er Calendar mentioned..' over $300 must be signed by ii' CmO,ntslbtutTllln. g90trl13m'Ctlee, flrsR,t,: Robin Kirner transferred, Jim, Mary, and Dean warning lab , u,es. -c, " om,m i iio:offlciill rep. ' Club needs new ,boais, raw' meat Harper, ,R. J,\osl" S. Farrell, M." ' """ '" , """ , ' d 't IN' b' t til supermarke Morgari;,R. Castro.' ,PI Del Epiolon,: ,Wrote, loeel espara e y. onew oa s un AgriCulture T .' , 1 a new s,torage place Is foulJd.

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A)lp!!l1 e!1t, forms an,d cpns.tJutlon. nllt as 'Call for support at'Pres. Forum. tell peop!e 'Ietler,s •. Allotment CO!l1m. yet. V!III, subm\t, allo.tments for 1-9-11 Motion to take Hellenic meat. tonight. Sepl.· a.1I member organizations. Plal1- ,Students Assoc. constitution The ,gover

N?V. All out and Link anlmously. ' ", that, ' rare from '7,7 and 78L1n,k to!>ep!I,d. ,wllI,be 1Il 0 ,V.STUTE, and, 2-9-11 Motion to'accept H.S.A. dangerous t func;l to be used WCPR are'underway., constitution defeated un- .that It shou for th!lse; ,then will, rever'! to WCPRl Renovated "during, anlmousl " leaat 145 de, original pu(pose. '77 owes $10.- sumll)er. Contrql Room arid,' y':'" ' 000 al),d"78 wiUowe'$15.000 In' ,redone. New Business: 3:9-11 Motion to / Mileage Mil three", Installments' (this Searcl:\lng' fQr and" accept Hang, Gliding Assoc. get thfe,gaS se,m,ester)., equlpmerit; expect e.R,z. to be (Farrell Biondo) Mansky in- manu acture

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Il le m.y start to write the Ducks Sept. 21 Wed. Wagner ' Home off before they even getstarted. Sept. 24 Sat. N.V.U. 'AOme However, tha six people are key St 28 Wed. Keen • Aw'ay. people. There are four 'or five

'1 Sat. 'Wldenar' HOme' Playe: wrty0 Oct. 5 Wed. Upsala. ':.. .' p ayers on ars as 'u, 'Oct. 8 Sat. - N.:J.I:T: , ' , :..:

J.V. starters have moved up, Oct. 12 Wed. St/Pete,. '. Home Now that eve and there Is some Impressive Oct. 15 Sat. N.V.Poly seUte:ln,'ltli'lI'j freshman talant .nd a couple of OCt. 19 Wed. , N.H. Maritima" Ho.",.-,:. programs',rang gOOd transfer students. In other· OCt. 22 Sat. 'Bloomflilld '/!lway. cr....' '. ! '. words, the .Ducks, under new OCt. 29 Sat. Alumni ,_Home ··, Flrsi'aiid'forel coach Nick Mykulak, just may Nov. 2 Wed. Drew Away , ,\tIght m, ani surprise some people. Th.y.•ra: ' •...

Co:Captalns Steve Grandlnall ,.,' '79 and Dsn Dosch '78 head the Sk' CI b'

Fall: :' Iistofreturnlngstarlers.Junlors

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Schiech '80waslastyear'sscor- ,., ., :. , Ing leader and Pat caramante The Stevens Ski Club 1977-78 this winter. ,Now we nB.ed 'youl' Bask.etblill ':.,' '80 is the lone returning season is a1rea.«!y underway. A 'Inierest Is the Imporllint·'thl.rigi ". ',o .• ' J.V fullback. Big things are also trip to Smuggler's Notch has the Club ii'eeds .,. Everyo'n'e'ls el expected from Ricardo already been scheduled for the are serloualy Interested In Of'tiiil teams I! Rabadan. Carlos Flores, and week of January 8th thru 13th. Ing or learning how to ski. The ,r as: the '.

Alex Marra, aSBIl were reserves Smuggler's Notch Is askl villaga Ski Club can do a lot buUt, .::: ':, ,y,. ,.0n,last. year's varsity and are located ·near Stowe,vermont, naadsyourenthuslastlcsupp,orl, ::,: expected to fill some gaps caus' and is comprised of a three Thera will be a very Imporllinl ,(00 ed by graduation. mountain system with trails. Ski 'Club meeting for both turnout for .thl

With the J.V. and· frosh connecting 'Smuggler's Notch members and non-members In players, the whole situation to two of Stowe's mountains. theLibrary,Room204',onTues- I ,Pt-'" could add up to a good season, The Ski Club Is also planl1lng to day Sept. 20, at 9:Oll'p.m. If You eams

However, It is a bit too early to obtain discount tickets to Ver· are interested in skiing please Interfraternity predict any conference cham· non Valley-Great Gorge ski make every effort ,to ·attend. At. ·tt pionships. area In Vernon, N.J.' "rhese this meeting questions about. ,--.-;.--------,. tickets offer SUbstantial savmgs trips, rac;:ing, "dlscount tickets;'; games prp.yldE

AeM and are good at the area from 3. etc, will be discusled. Any, Everyone IS Uri President· Bob Palfy '78 to 11 p.m, In with questions aboui the ski club or' Remember, a, Vice-president - Chris Ward '79 the tickets the Ski Club may run its activities' shouid be', sent to. survive without Treasurer· Nick Bush '79 a bus to VernOl1 Valley-Great, Alan Gutberlet Box ,' be our, best spc 1;30rge on Wednesday after-. noon if there Is enough interest.

These are just !1 few of the many things the Ski Club can do

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Come on out to 1st Hockey Club Meeting

Monday, Sept: 19, 1977 3rd Floor Conference Room

Intramural Sports

This year's Intramural sports. will begin this coming Wednes· day. AII'games will start prompt·' Iy at 12:30, This week's games will feature the freshman vs, senior teams In football and the sophomore vs. junior ,teams. In lacrosse, All students are