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The Crisis CommHHic<di»*^'
The faces of SUCA students for the past two weeks To the Editor: have been as deeply furrowed with worry lines as those m last weeks ;^»,p l
n""^. Df the early Americans must have been during the great News, . . ^ ^ V n t J f r " K ! American crisis. Thomas Paine wrote of that crisis, under the sub-title of ••.Milne Mala
dy." The writer wanted to know
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"These are the times that try men's souls . . . " A more Apropos phrase could not describe the mid-semester crisis
who "owns" Page Field, the eol-h e r e a t S t a t e . lege or Milne gym ('lasses:' The
_ , „ , , , , , statemcnl referred to a "Prcpon-We have always noticed an attitude of disgust on the (|L>rancc ,„• restriction.̂ " against
part of the student body around mid-semester time, but US!, ,,f t|u. field by collet;!' students, never have we noticed such seriousness of purpose as we and asked if we were afraid that up have this year. This is as it should be, although in the our volleyball mighl be intercep-past, such seriousness has been reserved for the final led. n C 1 . j s j g Milne dues not "own I age
Field any more than the College However, this attitude has not only affected the study- 'owns" n We would like to re
ing approach towards mid-semester exams, but participa- min(l llu' l'"lk'"1' -sl,l"l'lh lllal ,!
tion in extracurricular activities as well. We wonder if '* ni)1 ;.'. ;<|ll'Hllun "' wb!' '% ', ''
this change in attitude is portentious of the kind which i ; ^ / ^ ^ »lr U'l i,Isa!r„T," will prevail for the remainder of the year. We certainly ,,;,M „, l)u. Mj|m, Sc,h()ll| attempt-hope not. Apathy about extracurricular activities has long ,„.. i„ n,nduei physical education been a source of attack at this college. Total disinterest, classes and intramural programs perhaps a subversive tributary of this new attitude, could <>n a field winch has been disig-become a source of a full scale war. naied for this purpose The field
is somewhat inadequate in size to The reasons behind this attitude are various and too begin with, and this is compounded
complicated to be reiterated here. But three solutions considerably by the periodic bcome evident: "Be prepared!" If this doesn't work, "Don't slrt 'ani "' l,,ll('-;i' stutl<-',lls walking cry over spilled milk." And always remember, "There is llllsh """ ""' m",(,lt' "' |1|('SI' "" isn '1 ''Uqiictte to cut anyone you've i n
a time to laugh and a time to cry." classes •' Ihis. (pule obviouslv, creates a
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sponsored by the Defense Department Four years ago haVl' at'llia,lv M t n students walk said, 'we're noi impressed in MKAHDS eitin i when "Boyfriend" was produced the grouD received auoli- lh"mh ","' l,!''l,lll',"r d v,JV>',il11 ','''''" "Vl'1 ,'!,'"r s l H n s ;"ul l'"1"""' < ' " " " " " " • ' , . , , ' ' b I U U P l e e u u u a p p i i , ame and walk right into Ihe net by capital le t te rs Is ii asking loo much n, h i C a t i o n f o r m s t o r a c o m p a r a b l e t o u r , b u t d u e t o c e r t a i n c o m - v'e have observed the studenls written' ' After all . a s l am is a slam
plications further consideration had to be suspended tolling in front of a baiter ready 1 'o swing at the bail, walk Ihrough ' M ' L I M T THE BIG WIND
These tours are managed by the American Educational a lll(,tl,aii game, and even through s" >'<>» don i want a float, so v,w dun't warn Theatre Association, Inc., which selects apDroximatelv ten a d a s , l"Vl "|J l'"' " i ass ('alislll<" s" y""r ri'Presentaiive resign, vVitimui cailm. ,.ru~ i * .• • , ' ' ^ 'nes. In almost every case these you, too, can be a K e n d o God -mil ,--,,i n schools to participate each year. The S.U.C.E. at Brock- smdenis never quit-ken their ste, ' , u " " port is among those schools presently touring Europe. »r veer from their original course ''ARTY PARTY
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D. CRYSTAL and P . P E L T Z
t are sorry lo disappoint you. "ion know we were supposed to "the Commons this week, bc-£cthe dirt quota reached a new, *gering higli the C o m m o n s w a s *d, and we were forced to wan-•through the hails.
„i ue walked lovvards the cafe-I we carefully tried to avoid -ppin« on siime Milne s tuden t s , •then passed into the main eafe-^ i n time hi see the la tes t dish
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m the ticket booth, we r a n into •.rclassmen trying to sell p a s s e s Jhefrosli for the use of the lower risiylr The next slop on our t r ip Ss ilic Veterinary Office w h e r e e studenls were lined up to re |yc the new 'disease of the eek' and to find mil what d i sease catch next week.
Farther on down the hall the oan> and groans were d rowned I by Ihe rinipnj,' of the cash renter in the Co-op. After wai t ing m 1 I'll' nearly an hour, we bought llr pack n[ cigarettes, and as we ickctl up our three cents change Severe pushed into Ihe hall I 'n--|Uileil we fou^hl our way back in
pick up a textbook which we "n found was nut of stock. Anaiii j mnl) pushed us out into the hall hereupon we summed up our tirane and fought our way into eoffice After presenting our stu-eat lax card, draft ca rds , d r i v e r ' s cen-e-, autobiographies, family digrees, and »ave them our fin-
trpnnt.s and photographs they en i liai'L-eil lis only ten cents to
Cash a check WHAT.A BAKCAI.V See\on ne.xl week
IN MEMORIAM
Art Class Plans New York Trip
By LINDA P. WHITE
"The more I reflect, the more 1 Weekly had an article about NiaK-am astonished at the important ara Falls Apparently one of our c h a r a c t e r of the historian. He is intrepid alumnae was the first wo-thc sovereign censor to decide upon man. vea ihe first person to brave the renown or infamy of his fellow thai lorrenl Let me recount the men. . . His power extends even feat of Anna Kdson Taylor as it is beyond the g r a v e . " Washinglon reennh d in a tattered October 25 Irving. I'Kil, New Voik 1'imes.
R e m e m b e r this, my children .My Her defense against the murder-tale is splendidly begun and sorrow OIL flood was a wooden barrel four fully ended . . . bark and mm hall feel in diameter Mrs.
L a s t Sa tu rday ' s The fami ly Taylor wa- secured by a shoulder strap to piolecl her neck. She hi'1 adi, d through a hose inserted 111 a b ,|, near the barrel top. She was sei adrd'l on Ihe Canadian .side ol the Falls The ealm above the brink and 'hen the suction of the I all- '.'.i iv |e i Fur a moment the
This Saturday morning at X la | i ; , n , | ,„ ,. , , , „„ , , , . h n n k , | |1(| ,,„,„ two ol Sta le ' s art classes will , a \ jV ; , ; . , , . .,,, i, ,., .,,.,, , |„, n V ( . r |1(,. "hon voyage" to Albany for .. da;. :,,,. M,-, T, , . ; . , , W ; I , ,.(.S(.U(.,| h,,th and proceed onward to \ n i N'ork ,,11•..,. , i m | ,.,,,,,, |,,Ms ('it.v where they will \ i -n ., , i., I ||,,.,v mueli tin-, daiuuless heroine m u s e u m s Mr F.dward I' ' ••.'. I, \ ,,,,,|,| |,,,,,. a , |d,. ( | i ,- eulie-.v'.s Associate Professor ol Art and Mr n , . | , |„ ,.,,,.,,. | |,„.v s | u , u,uidei-.s William Wilson. Assoeiate I'roh-s tIii".m.:b ihe darkening misl of tune, sor of Ail . will ion,lu.i iheir f,,r -<itii-n s,,me thoughtful journal c lasses in Amcriaii Art Appro,-la , | s h . v i lei! u- bit- and pieces of lion and History ,,| \n, oni and her lib- imr \nna was married Clas-ieal Art. respectr. ,• I;, on tour- ; i! nineoeii and widowed al twenty id ' th ree of New \n\\. c,i:. . .,,: :. ,, s ) | l . , , - , , ,M , | ,,,,,- | a , „ | ,., .|,t :, „ scums Mrs Frances sum he- ', i- S | lc. , |„., | ;„ niiil, -- nearly blind lling Lecturer in \i i A I ! ,e ' '.m ; i l l, | ;, ,,.,, pan\ die group i nM ,, ,-;,,,! head librarian. see-
On Ihe agenda for tin- da\ a le i ' ' .u". ',• I 'n- iucnl Collins, and visits lo Ihe Metropolitan \lu-eiim Mr- I'.nm im i ha \ e been .searching uf Art. Tin- MiiM-um ol Modern fur our \nu.i l i - l - o l grads from Art and the d r . 'cnheiiu Museum the Norn ,,i - ' I i al Ml',my have
To round out tin day '- a, ti\ Hie- been -'n.b, d ' areluily No one ean Ihe group will -pend -e \era l hour- lind iu-i u , an cniilribute nollung seeing si gills in i.iei -n w e h \ l i la.e b, He e., iie.i.. "I llu - brave, cour-One bus and a slaimn «a will .ueoiis woman l o r us. .she never be used for tin- Held trip and le-ar h\ , d i„-,, r ,lied never braved Iv all s t u d e n l s ir.- e x p e , !' U l o a l ihniiiiei ' nil- ol Niagara So
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at the CO FOREIGN LANGUAGE NOVELS
By ANNE DUGAN
Once upon a time there was a food—who can do a thing but plotz clever, upright, s ta lwart and free- down and recover, thinking young chap named Fi lber t When Filbert saw what a rest-Fink Filbert decided to a t tend ful institution he was at tending, State College ( h u r r a y ) , but when what could he do but escape into he came here, only one thing mar - a daily dream world. His lypewrit-red his placid existence — he suf- e r kept people awake dur ing the fered from insomnia. afternoon, and after he learned how
Night upon night, Filbert tossed to play bridge and poker, his hours and turned upon his humble pallet , after dark were well spent. Once ( l ie couldn't afford a bed—that ' s or twice a month he would s tay up why he came here) as thoughts all night to prepare for a paper or powerful enough to add to the wis- an exam and then he would res t for dom of the ages kept him awake , a week af terwards. l ie became so Finally be decided sleep was un- upset at registration t ime because necessary, and he look to writ ing all the ten, eleven, and twelve philosophical theses in the wee o'clock elasses were shut out, that hours of Ihe dawning day. His mind he went straight home and devel-hummed with great ideas and he oped a case of mono, spenl his lime pursuing knowledge. Despite all obstacles to Fi lber t ' s
Filbert wanted to be in the swing scholarly success, he ended up per-of things, however. When he c a m e fectly acceptable with a 2.0003 into Slate he discovered that most dex. people spent their every waking Things began to change in Fil-bour in a lethargic s tupor Being | ,cr t ' s life, however, lie didn't blurry eyed the morning after was m a k i - a fraternity second semes te r " in ." and silting bright-eyed and because none of the " in " people r a m i ' to go with poised pen in hand w m , ,„ | , j s spastically scheduled at an eight o'clock was "ou t . " c lasses , lie had a girlfriend from
All of Filherl 's friends .stumbled the "other end of town" and since through their morning classes with he had hide money, he couldn' t a sense of duly, although some fell take the bus to see her. Nothing that the eight and nine o'clock in- was left hut to walk and this was -iruolors were rubbing them ol a great sacrifice on Fi lber t ' s pa r i their well-deserved rest. F.ven so, He cultivated an interest (heaven they were gracious enough to pu t forbid) in the economic system of up with such inconveniences twice the Fskimo culture and received an a week But bucking up enough A on his term paper . Soon he helm- a two o'clock was indeed a pain gan to gel A's in everything beyond endurance. In the bright | | j s , . .„ , , , . , „ „ „ l r | ( , m l s s h u n n c c ]
hours of the afternoon, ihese world- | | | m | I j s ,.„„,„•„,.,„, , h | . ( , w ] l j s . weary and care-worn m a r t y r s shuf- W | . | U T ( )U | 1|R, w j n d j w _ X ( j ' ( ) m , fled homeward (or skipped gaily to w ( m | d s j | m , x ) (() h j m j n ( . | u s s ,)(,. a rush par ty) with good intentions. ( > a u s ( ? , u , a s k w | s l i ( ) flnd 1 h i s
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dark day someone dumped a bottle of sleeping pills into his bowl of soup, and this caused Filbert to become his old self again. He has been lying on his bed. dead to the world, for two months now. No one has noticed Filbert 's demise : he looks pretty normal
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OH faculty ( By Anne Dugan
"I like teaching at State College
because the s tudents a re faithful,
pleasant and very intel l igent ."
s ta tes Dr. .Mary G.Goggin, Asso
ciate Professor of Ancient Lang
uages, Dr. Goggin has taught Latin
and Greek to Sta te s tudenis &>r 21
years , and has received a rich
background in the classical studies.
New Englander
Dr. Goggin is a nat ive New
Englander and was born in .Marl
boro, .Massachusetts, a town of
about 18.000 people. She grew up
in Boston where she a t tended the
Girls Latin School and majored
in Greek and Latin Dr. Goggin
continued her studies at Barnard
College where she found at tending
a city college an excellent cultural
opportunity New York City gave
an easy access to many concerts ,
plays and art exhibits.
Year in Greece
Following her education at Barnard. Dr. Goggin was awarded a fellowship for a y e a r ' s study a-broad. Greece was her chosen country, and her yea r there was "the most wonderful y e a r of a l l . " She studied at the American School of c lassical Studies in Athens and was delighted to have the experience of seeing ancient tradition anrl the present combined in a remarkable sense of clari ty. Dr. Gof-gin reports that the Greek people were ext remely kind, gracious and hospitable and that l i terary tradition prevails in their daily lives.
Travel Opportunit ies
Dr. Goggin believes that travel is a wonderful exper ience for anyone and especially for s tudents .
The expanding opportunit ies for travel is of the few positive things to have come about as a result of World War I I , " she s ta tes .
t 'pon her re turn to the I 'nited Stale. ' . Dr. Goggin enrolled at Yale where .-he received her doctorate A year was -pent leaching at St. Mary College in Lovenworlh, Kansas and -he also spent two yea r s al Weaver High School in Hartford. Conneel.'cin ' ' ! like both secondary and college l each ing ." relates Dr Goggin She feels thai high schu il leaching ;- very important lo prepare our youth for their pari in iodic. \ life The Greek values of goodness, knowledge and beauty should lie fostered among high school studenis and the right kind of teacher will be able to instill a love and respeel for learning in the minds and he,iris of young people
Interest in Art
One of Dr Coggin 's favonle in leresls is al'i Since l i terature is one of ilie arl s Dr Goggin related Ilia! -he " leaches uha l she likeliest " She is \ cry fond of I 'hiliese arl and feels lhal il "-.coins eivi lizerl ,n |ho best sense of Ilie Word
Stone a Favor i te
Architecture is also oni of Dr Goggin's consuming interests She is \i-ry happy I" learn lhal State 's new campus wil I be designed b.\ Kdward Stone one of her favonle archi tects she feels that "he com bines the strength and dignity of modern archi tec ture wilh the warmth u! Ionian style
Dr Goggin also enjoys moun tain climbing and reading aboul the sport She used to be an a\ id tennis player, bul now .she con fines herself to s u m m e r vacation sessions with her nieces.
Current Comment:
Mrs. Roosevelt On Communism
By Joe Galu
If you recall my art icle of two weeks ago, you will realiz. ' whal I meant by my s t a t emen t that this talk s t a r t ed al the conventional time for all such ta lks .
Speaking about how we can best influence the world against Communism, .Mrs Roosevelt s lated her Democracy in our anti-Communist belief lhal we must be more pro-Democracy in our anti-Communism
There is no one best way to influence the ent i re world against the forces of Communism according to Mrs Roosevelt ( among others , i
Some of (ho ways she mentioned are to learn about the many facets of Communi sm, lo study Ihe effects of isolationism in Amer ica on Ihe view of Amer i cans by foreigners, and lo leach our children thai the fight a g a i n - ' Communism may well be (heirs ' omor row as il if ours today
In a reference to our open society versus ihe Russian closed society, she s ta led Dial we must be bel ter than the slogans conferred upon [)>• by the Russians.
In a light nolo she referred to the fact lhal a few y e a r s ago the Russian peoples were living under five yea r plans. These gave way lo ten yea r plans and now to a twenty yea r plan She also referred lo a dinner -he planned for Mr Krushchev where he had lime for only one bun
Stagner to Talk On Psychology
A lecture will tie given by Professor Ross Stagner , Cha i rman of Ihe Depar tment of Psychology al Wayne s t a l e I 'diversi ty, al ].0(j p.m., \ o v e m b e r .'i, in Drape r .'1-19.
The topic for Dr. S tagner ' s lecture will he 'Psychological Obstacles to In ternat ional P e a c e . "
On Ihe evening of November ,'!. Pri fcssor S tagner will also speak before Ihe Psychological Association of .Vorljicaslern Xcw York However, 'his address w II n i| be open lo s iudenis .
An author of -c\ oral boi k- on ps\ i holog) and ar l icles ' l ia ' have appeared ;n p ro l e - - .i.al piiir nals and eney clopedia - he w a- a FulbrigJil l (e-earoh scholar in lia.'y from I:».",., in |<i,",i;
Dr Sia .'ner .- a men Y T of Pin Beta Kappa and wa - al-o the winner of Ihe Pab - ! Pes ' War Planning eonlest in I!)11
SEA Stages First Program
I h e Sludei i l K d u c a l i o n Assoe i a ' " " i •'•ill hold l is l i r - i p r o g r a m no e i m g O c t o b e r :;u m R i c h a r d s o n -!'l al ,'( on p in \ | r S l a t l o n Rice "I Ihe S ' a l e I ' . 'ducation D e p a r i meiil ( o i i i o u n i c a l i o n O n i-ion will s p e a k on p r o g r a m m e d l e a r n in ' a n d Ihe u - e ,,l l e a c h i n g m a c l o n e - T h e r e v, ill be ,, d i sp l ay ol m a l e r i a l n <•<J u lib leaching m.ll ll.oes \oli Members are III III! (I
All member- ,,[ s f. A who have riol r eeen ed Ihi < )( lober Is sues of the .National Education Journal and the New York State Journal are reipie.sted lo pick them up in Mr Aiider-.on s ofllce Rich a id'.on 175
All lho.se studenis who a le in lercstod in loining s K ,\ may become meiiibi i , by lalkiiig wilh Mr Anderson or Miss < onklin m Richardson 171 I
EEP Clinches AMI A
Football Title in 69-0
Romp Over TXO POTTERMEN SCORE «!»
Potior clinched another AAIIA Football Championship as they rolled over a valient but helpless T X 0 squad, "69"-0. D a n n y D'Angelico wrapped up the scoring title in this game that saw nine different men hit the scoring column.
The " E E P e r s ' wasted no time as D'Angelcio grabbed a pass in the end zone on the first play from scr immage . A couple of plays later il was Pal Spicci's turn to score with the extra-point coming on a pass play to Tony Macaluso. An interception with as outstanding runback by Dave Stickney brought the score lo 21-0 as the first quar ter ended
The second quar te r saw C'amar-rata hit Don Cohen and .John Vulgari ty with TD passes. Jack Mc-Manaman, Potters sticky fingered guard registered the extra point.
The men in black and white kept rolling during the second half as D'Angelico hit Kim Clifford on an /ption play to the left. Stickney
took over quar terbacking duties and threw a scoring pass to John Mcdar i ty .
The fourth quar te r proceeded to conform with the rest of the game as Camar ra t a hit Dick Mann and Pat Spicci. A scoring pass from Mike to Danny D'Angelico proved lo be the important score of the contest since it gave Danny the scoring title and gave E F P its goal of lid points.
Quarterback John Bar the lmas was the standout for TXO as he completed several passes, most of them to end Pole Peltz, but was unable to dent the Potter defense for a score.
KIJ UPSETS SLS
Last Thursday afternoon, KB, playing an excellent game , pulled ou! an upset over SLS, 7-0. Both t e a m s ' defenses looked strong as
Continued on Pai/i ',, Column HJ
Touching All
Bases | By DAVE JENKS
Much credit is duo to this year ' s AMIA guc. Commissioners Chuck H u n t e r and Bo a fine job of running the league a n d the < played by the teams was t r emendous
FINAL STANDINGS
Team W Potter Alpha Pi Alpha Kappa Beta Sigma Lambda Sigma : Waterbury Theta Xi Omega i
AMIA ALL SIX OFFENSIVE U N I T -
ENDS -Diek Mann*' Fay Richardson
GUARDS Jack McManaman Jeff Sohns*
CENTER—Keith Costelio QB—Mike C a m a r r a t a ' HB -Bob Pollero '
Danny D'Angelico FB— Gary Jones
DEFENSIVE U N I T -ENDS -Kim Gilford'
Gary Jones GUARDS -S tan Krivo
Dave Symula LINEBACKERS -Bob Costelio
Bill B u r n e t t ' Danny D'Angelico
SAFETIES -Fay Richardson Chuck Hunte r
OFFENSIVE RESEKVES— END—Sherwin Bowen
GUARD—Fran Flores QB—Rocky Crowed HB—Lvnn Costelio FB—Dave Janick
DEFENSIVE R E S E R V E S -END—Ted Dusancnko*
G U A R D - T o m Ellis LINEBACKER- Fred Thumhart
SAFETY- Gary Lynch * made All-Star Team 1
POTTER vs. ALL STARS SUNDAY,
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S T A T E C O L L E G E NEWS, F R I D A Y , O C T O B E R 27, 19G1 P A G E S
State Win Streak Snapped EEP Clinches... Frosh Booters Lose Saturday As Oswego Tops Peds 4-2 F o r 4 t h D e f e a t o f S e a s o n Stale's Fresh soccer team saw m tliis :amr. ;,nd
lie will bo inn ill is last crack at a winning res! ol iIK- sea-
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<dlc;,sjve imi's were unable to • feared iha' ni'o.i' Hie li;,|| ••.,:, i,,! Mie ,. T n e State Varsity Soccer team was handed its first
<arch interred last Saturday, as " " '" ""' M ' ' l" i , i "'"'"' 'A',s :| l'"nl'n""us see- defeat in seven starts this past weekend by Oswego. The the always strong Oswego s-p,ad Yesterday tin 1-,,-h ,,:,,•,,.\ u,,..,. S1" linl11 lll(' Kli squad camp up teams were evenly matched and the play was rough. presented the Purple & Cold will, "ex. to las, ,;,„,,• „f 'i,e -,,,.,„ ?™ VdVum-Mo [!"? XT?*' In th first half, Ed Walsh was injured. Ed's job was a 5-1 defeat. The Peds arc now a . , , , , , , , , , , , , A. u , ,„ ( to guard Bob Thule, a dangerous scorer. I t was j u s t after TL; U , : ' ' : ; : 1 0 : , : : : :" -'-.' ^,;:;.,;jr,;;, ;.,,,;::.... -,-,,K,,',,;;::;,;,!:";,;;;:,: »-i„J UrythatT^scored8^«**g0 a io f^u ou,-
o, ir season Tonnrmw. -he p,..|. •..,, • l lM | , , i i ' ! l" 'IPI|.|.HIU si.s n, k(,.v men were bottled up by sharp delensive play by Oswego
:n'"' ,I '"' Voriii \iian- i ,.- i, , :, •' .,,,'" and by a scries of double-teams. Later Franz Zwicklbauer Both t e a m s p l a y e d on e v e n (), , ) | ( . , ( . . i r
lerms in the f irs t q u a r t e r , n e i t h e r being able lo s c o r e . T h i n g s Ix'U.'in I
' ' ""'" " •'•"' '•• pped AID In the second half, it was once again Oswego who led x " i , ;" i'i .i batile in slay the scoring. Both Jim Jarvic and Tom Santav scored giv-
IH A ' " \ i'""thall i.-a-jue ing Oswego the end-of-the-quarter edge, 3-0. Both Al I . I : \ ( , I I . i (MI\IISS|(IM us '' u ' ' ' '''""'• Parted off Ciejka and Dave Schrycr played o u t s t a n d i n g ball as re-
lo get a lit 11 c hot in Ihe second quarter as Oswego's Karl Selmck beat goalie (Jeorite Phil ips al !i:oo for the firsl score ol Ihe c a m e linl
AMIA Notice
,, . . . ,,,,, , , was also bur l ; both these players will be in the game Sat-" vii.nm IM i:sc\i'i:s CKLLAR urday.
'•: •'••!•>', Wa'. r b u n
Slate's P e t e S c l i r o e c k l i ed IhitiLts ip a m i n u t e l a l e r , l i i l l n u t h e corner of Ihe c o a l on a c l o s e up ,|iii! v:a a b c a u l i l u l p a s s f r o m enter .lne P r o e o p m
The l lnrd w i t n e s s e d t h e m a k d: .ncs of an i n s p i r e d b a l l c a m e when al 11:20 S e l m c k a c a i n found 'he nets lo put O s w e c o o n e up un 'he S t a t e s m e n
\.\11 \ \ ' u . I ' i . . I. •.• Ii.il l ie ' l I' p U'l - ' I ' - I Mil i-i ,'. Ml luce! ill:' il Ml \ MI \ ] I 'OI I I I I I I - - I 'HeTs ; .:
w a r Ii .'. ill 1 i i' 1 | > : III ' I I I ' , ' . ' ! I
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INI- -lull' ! I' IT', I'. .' '' il,d K ' l i l l n n l lev . ' ;.. ,!,• ' i ., :M-I '
Milton l in . 'wn b r o k e Ilie c a m e \,,r Un . .• • .• -•: ,id Mc •. i n'.de open in t h e f ina l s i a n / a for who ,ni ' C i i i v ib; . . . . Ihe winners , b l a s l i n c I w o c m l - m lea- ue r .'..it •> ie ,-i .•. ' a minute a n d a hal f . u i i k - \ n \ e n . 1 I-I . ,i i 1 . - i,>
State back T o m M o r r i s . a l r e a d \ ' apt.1 ins ;,ri r. c ;• ' n i '-. Mr injured once t h i s y e a r , w a s b u r ' 1I1 M-am -
Career Cues
"Hitch your wagon to a 'growth' industry— and grow with it!"
Doughi-. Lc ;>;. President
DotiijLf. I • 1 ;''. I''C.
"A g r o w t h i n d u s t r y is ;i n e w nnlus i i i , ' - un il:--
w a y u p m o v i n g <juu k I\M expan i l i nc '• •• ' W i n n \ u u
jo in a c o m p a n y 111 o n e ol t h e . n c ' . i l i In Ms \ a l i . c i '
s o m e t h i n g e x t r a w o r k i n g foi S'oii . . yi.'ii i.'-- '•'• up .-. lib
T o f ind o u t w h i c h i n d u s t r y is nglM i n yo',i. t iy 1I0 Ask
s o m e o n e in a g o o d inves t 11 K nl oil ice in ,•;'> >• \ "ii .1 . • 1
t h e i n d u s t r i e s h e c o n s i d e r s grov. lh i i n b c t i n s Llal.i
, u ' , s IMi;ih" '" "''i |)laepments for our injured players. I'n!.in. null! ihe si-cimi hall when 1 ,.,.,,1 |.,i/..,,.,[,] ..,,,,„,,! ml(l ,|.(, Karl Heinz Gerstenberger scored two goals in the I'urvi-ii.M-L Mu' •. i'iiL'iiiei-r mi. fourth quarter , making the score 3-2. San t ay put the game
iid.i'.H. dine. "ii ice with his second score of the day, m a k i n g the final sciire, 4-2
'!,, \ ' . V " Coach Garcia bad several comment s on this past '• ' I'In I -'pl.-nl 11 nil 1,,in .1 ul ies. , * ,_!,,, ,,!;,,,,, ., 1 M .', I K ()(, week s game As I said last week, this was Oswego s Home-:.,. !. ,n,i ',„,.,:,,,,', ',|,I!II.„V ;, coming game This bad a great deal to do with the final
, lt| | l | s ,lUM ,.n,'| outcome. The teams were even in ability and speed. How-,' ,;j|,.t\ ever, their student body turned out in great numbers , giv
ing their team the edge. This week's game with Bridgeport '' l'll'"'k l'"/"-1'1'!'" is a home contest and if we could have half the number
',,ial'k ^ i r" " (if s tudents that Oswego had at their game I am sure it will make a great difference in the final outcome of the game."
As for statistics, Bridgeport is a good a l l -around squad. The> are re) t.ted lo be acile and speedy Flos t e am has lost only one c a m e Ibis s \ tsnn They are usually one of Ihe ho.si t e a m s in Ihe stale < III!' hoj s will be up for 111" .came, and with some student sup purl 11 will he a close one
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in the lo end
I'i .wss in t ! plastics, and e lec t ron ics a r e a few e x a m p l e s .
'I In a pn i. tin.- one you have a l e a n i n g t o w a r d , a n d ge t
the names ol the most p rog res s ive c o m p a n i e s in t h a t
field.
O M - thing I'd like to point ou t from m y o w n c a r e e r is . . . a growth industry m a y also h e an old bus ines s t h a t ' s ni the verge of new d e v e l o p m e n t , S h o r t l y af ter l e av ing
college 1 found this s i tuat ion in t h e O u t d o o r A d v e r t i s i n g held. Wha t my associates and I d id was to e m p l o y color , action and motion to d r a m a t i c a l l y person i fy t h e p r o d u c t , brand or services being a d v e r t i s e d . In d o i n g so, we d e -vi loped the modern type ' S p e c t a c u l a r s ' t h a t t a l k e d , b l e w sinuki ' imgs. soap lull.Ides. etc . . . . s igns tha t c h a n g e d t h e f;,i e ol H i u a d w i y and the f a m o u s T i m e s S q u a r e a r e a .
This is [list om- example . T h e r ea l ly i m p o r t a n t t h i n g to lenioiiiher is t ins : When you set y o u r s ights on a ca r ee r , nun fur on 11 idust 1 y that is going 10 c row, so y o u can g r o w vutli it It 's the difference b e t w e e n a rocke t tha t b las t s oil. and one that just sits the re . G o o d luck!"
Plan your pleasure ahead,
Have a real cigarette-Camel THE BES1 TOBACCO MAKCSm BEST SMOKE.
I Cross-Country Per ihe first l ime in ils history,
Stall1 C'olle.cc will lake pari 111 a cross country meel The meet , which will be held next Tuesday al 4:()(i, is appropr ia te ly enough with one of S ta te ' s oldesl r ivals , Siena.
The six m e m b e r s of the team who will run Ihe three and a hall mile course for Sta le a re Paul l lo ran . Tom Robinson, Bill Broil-sun. Ken Jewe l l . Chuck Hunter, and Sieve Doleski.
Hockey, Volleyball,
Soccer in WAA l!> W V Y S( H \ ( i ( ) I . i : i I
Dear Spoi ls Almded:
Hockey
The Tuesday League will play nexl u eek al I p. in. Ii\ the u a\ , wbai happened lo all lllo.se sup posedh inleresled in hockey'.' Lei 's see some of \ou pseii(l i i lui(ke\ p layers mi the field nexl week
Volleyball (liiod new s for girls intere.sied
is \ olle\ ball we will be play ing indoors ibis .sonie.sler. \ o more grass s lams and colds, pisi po.ssi hie splinters from Page I bill c> ni lloor
Soccer The championship games were
played oil today The resulls will be III llt'M Week
I n l i n e Sports Doii'l 1'orgei girls, bowline and
basketball are coining up yet ilus fall All Ihe croup houses and soi'.ii'ilie.s should be cel l ing their leaius logelher . Kemeinber two pract ice g a m e s are required lu de te rmine handicaps in bowling so gel on 1!
Gerald Drug Co. 217 Western Ave. Albany. N. T
Phone 6-3610
PAGE « STATE COLLEGE NEWS, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1961
eAtti^e J+audl
Phi Delta
Saliy Jones
Kappa Delta
President F r a n c e s Cicero '62 an- Pres ident Saliy Jones '62 announces that an Open House for nounces that there will be an Open Sta tesmen will be held tonight from House for S ta tesmen tonight from 8-10 D.m. 8-10 p .m. Gail Peti t '63, Joanne
Cardiizzo and Ann Marie Cheritano '64 were pledged Monday night.
8-10 p.m
Psi G a m m a
An Open House will be held Sunday from 3-5 p .m. A coffee hour for Theta Xi Omega will be held Monday night. Ba rba ra Mart in h a s been elected the new ISC representat ive .
Sigma Phi Sigma .Judy Kaminzky 'K. Pres ident ,
announces that Airs. Helen Horowitz was initiated as an honorary m e m b e r of Sigma Phi Sigma
G a m m a Kappa Phi President Be Heath '62 an
nounces that there will be an Open House for S ta tesmen, Sunday from "-5 p .m. A coffee hour will be given
for the bro thers of par ty schedule Monday night Sigma Lambda Sigma
Chi Sigma Theta President Mary Ann Di Ruseio
'62 announces thai there will be an Open House for S ta tesmen, Sunday from 7-9 p .m.
IScta Zeta
President Doris Edelstein '62 announces (hat Tish Rich '64 was initialed .Monday night.
Sigma Alpha President Doris Williams an
nounces that Judy Strong '63 was pledged October 16.
Alpha Pi Alpha Merle Miller, House Manager ,
announces that there will be an informal work par ty tomorrow evening.
Two weeks ago, Raymond Smith '62 was unanimously elected to fulfill the position of President of the fraterni tv.
I.S.C. Judy Kaminsky '62, President ,
I .S .C, announces this week's rush
Today: Beta Zeta. Kappa Delta, Sigma Alpha and Sigma Phi Sigma.
Monday: Beta Zeta. K a p p a Delta, Chi Sigma Theta and Sigma Phi Sigma.
Tuesday : Gamma Kappa Phi, Phi Delta, Psi G a m m a and Sigma Alpha.
Thur sday : Beta Zeta, Phi Delta, Sigma Alpha and Sigma Phi Sigma.
N E W S NOTES Juniors
Andy C'ibulsky '63, Pres ident of the Junior Class, announces that nominat ions for the Jun io r Class Campus Queen Attendant m a y be made on the class bulletin board today
Nominat ions must be submit ted on Monday.
Sophomores There will be a meeting of the
Sophomore class on Fr iday at 1 p.m. in Pago Hall.
Nominat ions will be held for attendants to the Campus Queen. A represen ta t ive of a nat ionally recognized blazer firm will discuss the possibilities of establ ishing a blaz er tradition al State . Such a t radi tion a l ready exists at many of the oilier Slate Colleges, and it is hoped lhat the Sophomore class can s tar l the tradit ion here .
English Majors All Knglish majors who plan to
do student teaching in 1962-63 lege French c lub should check the Knglish Depar t - day, November : nieiit Bulletin Board 'oppos i te l i rubacher Hall.
Canterbury
Cante rbury Club will hold a Corpora te Communion to commemorate National Canterbury Day and All Sa in t s ' Day on Wednesday, November 1, at 5:20 p.m. at St. Andrew ' s Church.
There will be a supper following the service . All Episcopal faculty and s tudents are invited. They are asked to contact Judy Twitchell, Helen Bowers, or Henry Weaver, if they plan to attend both the service and supper, so number to be served es t imated ,
I.es Innovatcurs
II y aura une reunion du cerele f raneais I.FS INNOVATfiURS, jeudi, le 2 novembre , a 11)30 h. a Brubaehe r Hall. V'ues de F rance . Chansons francaisos. Kafra incuts.
Innovatcurs .
that may
raiehiss-
Hie State Col-will meet Thur.s-
a l 7:30 p .m. in
PRIMER MEETING P R I M E R jrd
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371 Hamilton St.
Tonight in D349 II (i PRESENTS D O I B L E J I : \ T I iti;
Main Attraction ;it 8 P.M.
"Midsummer Night's Dr earn >>
Added Attraction at 6:30 and 10:15 P.M.
"Return of the Fly >>
Peace Corps Recrurt Talks
A meet ing for all people inter
ested in mcetin \ with a represen
tat ive from the Peace Corps will
be held today I oin 2-3 p. m. in
Draper 304.
Miss Austra Root will re la te information cor e rn ing the P e a c e Corps, for all l'iose a t tending. A group discussion will be held from 2-3 p. m., and ; ti&wers to any individual quest ions will he given following this.
Miss Rout is .i representa t ive of the Peace Corps wh is engaged pr imari ly in rei -uiting candidates Therefore, any .State s tudents who are , or think tlu-y may be, interested should attend the discussion.
Smiles Sponsors Halloween Fete
Sally Van Riper '63, P res iden t
of Smiles, announces that Caroll
Colway '63 and Patr icia Jewel l '64
are Co-Chairmen of the annua l
Smiles' Hallowe'en Pa r ty held a l
the First Reformed Church of Al
bany for children aged four to s ix.
It will be held on October 31 from
6 to i) p.m. with the m e m b e r s in
charge of games and act iv i t ies .
Among the activities will be a
Spook House run by Robert Swee
ney '62, assisted by Allan Cross '65
Richard Slenard '65, and V'ince
Thomas '65. There will also be a
dance for teenagers supervised by
the Clinton Square staff.
Outing Club Holds Party
This evening al 6 p in . . ar.s will
leave from Alden and Waicrhurv
Hall for the dep ths of tin uivsiorj.
ous Clarksvi l le cave
The ba ts and other sub
c r e a t u r e s will be joined r<• r il
ning by Sta te College and I
Sage s tudents pa r l akm
donttts , and all the Inn
spooky Hallowe'en I1.
group announces thai a
a re invited, and those
:,re especial ly welcome
Carl Walton is chairm
event , and Elaine M<'
the coord ina tor from l(u
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41 AI.ISA.NY, Ni:\V YORK. FRIDAY', NOVKMBKR S i, 1()«1 VOL. XLVI NO. 23
Othello' and Parents' Day Head Big Weekend at State Shakespeare's Tragedy, Othello/
ens New State Theatre Season
Parents' Day Commit tee— 1st row: l';it WoinosKi, Jim ( miUm, !(..
flritk and Hon Richlcy. 2nd row: Hob I aii banks, I ran l i n n - , n , k
'flly, Gcri Sehleifer, H a r r y Thornli II, Anne l)u ,ni. I.-in Hi ;:.>< <.,
ml Priscilla Stehr.
Many Activitie For Annual Parents Da
r I .Dim parents will visit first Hull m |»i-..ti-i. :1. :, nthell. I'ullt'Ki' tomorrow as the will he pre-oni.-d I
Jlo'.i schedules its annual Par - c l imax the I ' . inn i ' H,..'. .n,. Day. Dick Kelly and fieri of e \ e n t s ami ,' n Imp..I ilia: ,
ifcr. Juniors, a re en c h a i r m e n large nuinlier "I pan :r ••• ;il '• :• c day's activities. Ihe prodiu liun
Free Park ing Coininit tee (h.i ir inen Boause of the large n u m b e r of l leadin i- "•• .1," 'In 1 arwils expected to a t tend , free lowing people Annr Du n, ,iu «r>.mj al the l.aSalle School on .Anne UorMinpp .lui.e-r- I' 1' • 111 • 1: _-. fwi'rn Avenue will he offered. ITisrillu Stein ai.d Ibm lie lib'. •"Iifi'incn are to he s ta t ioned to Jun io r s , f 'oiire 11 • 1 r l.-i. I .n
' traffic, and m a i n t e n a n c e hanks '1'. I. 111 •-1 *: 1' J• • 1 • - I ' . I..i •t-n wjJJ park the ea r s in the park '111, I 'm i .v.i- l'-a ; I' :
O p e n H i m , - . h id - . ! 1
Luncheon Flov.er 1; . I'. • '•"'on will he niven al noon llarr.\ I leu ulull parent.- iif a| | f reshmen, .lune.1 .. I',i, ,1,. Il' ui • in l i r uhache r and ami I'.il \\ • -i 1 - 1
^ '- ' 'all- will hold their lunch ! |" ' l i rubai her l ) in i in> I t oom n • C
-Hid Sat unlay nights, m Page Auditorium, at 8:00, the Stale College The-' " " •\u> |i.''-seii' William .Shakespeare's Othello. This is the first play the State Col-11 ''r ' •'•; i l 1 " ' will p r e s e n t l l i i s s e a s o n .
t T , i l r : i^ , '1" he headed by Martin Molson 62, as Othello, the Moor; Daniel La-
1! lui" <>'•! as Ins ensign Iago; Robert Stemhauer '62, as Rodcrigo; and Linda Kolts '63, a Iji .(leiiinna
" " , hirv is ui Othello the general, a Moor of Venice. He appoints r\issio, a young •"'Idiei In the position of chief lieutenant. Iago, his ensign, jealous of young Cassio's
position, vows revenue on both Othello and Cassio
\id: il by Koderiuio. a lornier suitor of o ihe l lo ' s wife, Desde inona. IUL'.O a t t e m p t s to convince Othello ui his wife's infidelity. He succeeds and Oihello orders him In slay Cassia Othello, in a rage , kills Desdeiuona
However, lauo has not yet killed , Cassio and his vilhany manifests
itself, l ie is punished to the full I extent of the law. and Othello, pla-
liued by quilt, kills himself.
Mr. I.in Sweitrintfen is directing the pntduct ion. He has also desiyn-
1 the set He is assis ted by (I aH Sol I'er '(il.
Mr. Kdwurd Mendus, Assistant Professor of I j ig l i sh , is the technical d i rec tor .
Mart in .Molson has had much pre vious exper ience in Sta te College product ions. He has had impor tant roles in such previous successes as
Oedipus Hex, 1'he Iceman Come t h , " "WyiliiiLi for Oodot ," "Conic Hack, U t i l e S h e h a . " and "The Cave Dwel le rs . "
Otliclln 1.1st rehearses d ia inat ic scene.
Dr. Hopkins to Discuss Topic Of the Famous DeWitt Clinton
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1,111 Stale Colleijc 'I 'heali e'- lo llu puhh.
Danicd l.aheille has appeared in ihe original Broadway east of "Hannj " He appeared in "No Time for S e r j e a n t s , " "S t r ee t ca r \ a i n e d D e s i r e , " and "Tobacco l ioad" for Ihe I'hoeilieia Siniiiner Playhouse. His television appearances include, "The Sid Caesar Show." and the lied ]!ulti>n.s Show
Itohei l Sie inhai ier ' s activit ies in the thea t re have been quite varied lie directed Ihe Soph skit of ID.Si), and the Sla te College Kevue productions of "(luv s and Dolls ." and "The King and I " He has aeled in "The I .e .end ol Lovers , " and Ihe " I ta l ian S t raw H a t . " He has also appea red in The Hummer Are na presenta t ion of "The Mand r a k e . "
Linda Kolls is this yea r ' s co-head of cos tumes on the Albany Stale
.' I' H '.'• -hip College Thea t r e staff. , 1 . an , ir , ,.ii 11. A ill 1 hill.ui and is
1 iinviiilv .a wc.rk on a hook lo he Mr Swear ingen , who has also ,, . .iiii-il I lie Mind ui De Will Clinton, designed the p rog ram for Othello,
I 1 In preparation for her hunk, Dr has chosen a replica of the cover ! ', , f lli.pkiiis has done exlensive re of S h a k e s p e a r e ' s first (puirto to ap-
1 ,, ' r a n h on ihe (hill..11 manusc r ip t s pear on Ihe face ol Ihe p rogram. ,, HI Ihe Male Lil ian . and Ihe Clin , , ., ,
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i l " , , ! , l x "' , ' 1 1 , , , . , , . , M i, ihe SI 1:1 class which is under he . ,,| llu- 1 oliiinhia l.iliraiv Also, she .
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card I uivei'sit.v I'l'i'ss Thev a re 'i'C', ;ind Linda Kolls 'li.'l, cos tumes ; h i l , , r , i , a nine Spires of I'm in: \ Study of l a n e r .Itidith ( i rabel 'li.'l, p roper t ies ; Shar-
il,, I,, u ,,1 \ni son's t r s lhc l ic Theory, and Prodi on Smith 'lili, make-up : and Robert in, anhn b.ui' U.d Pur i tan: A Life of Delia Itacou. Uillower 'ill, sound