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T H E"Not EverythingThat is aced ca n be changed;But NothingCa n be changed until it is faced."James Baldwin

VOL. XLV NO. 124 MERCYHURST COLLEGE APRIL |13, 1973SR. MATTHEW TO GEARHART, JACOBS, SAMICK - VICTORS

VIE W ECLIPSE iThis summer, Sr. Mary Matthew Bait us , professor ofAstronomy and president*, of thecollege senate will be one of the1,750 international scientifictravelers totake part! in theAfrican E clipse Cruise, fOn this scientific expedition, Sr.Mat thew| and th e motherpassengers of the* cruise shipCanberra will observe and recordthe longest total solar eclipse forthe next 177*years. Sister Matthew explained that the sevenminute eclipse will take place at11:30 a.m. on June 30 and will beviewed from the west coast portof Mauritania, W est Africa."The 15-dayi cruise is the experience off meeting otherscientists/' said Srf Matthew.The adventure offers the scientific travelers the opportunity tobecome involved in stimulatingscientific andcultural experiences while enjoying! socialandrecreational activities.A program of science education

activities! will include lectures,seminars, and mini-courses.Leading! scientists twill finstruct

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such courses asAstronomy,Meteorology, and Oceanography. 1feThe cultural program will offer $lectures and activities dealingwith art, music, and drama.^Sessions will also be conducted onAfrican History*and culture.These Jsessions will be helpful!preparation for the Jpassenger'slana tours ofTenerife intheCanary Islands and | Dakar ,Senegal. %

Photography will also play animportant part in the expedition.Mini-courses^ in | e c l i p s e |photography will be taught alongwith individual instruction. Sister*Matthew said | that during the|eclipse she hopes to photographthe solar corona, the diamondring effects, comets andprominences. .{Accompanying Sister Matthewon the cruise will be |SisterVirginia of?St. Koserd&llege inAlbany. The ships passengers will|also include two very^prominent

scientific experts Iex-astronautsNeil {Armstrong andpScott Carpenter.

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CAADR.JPAUL H.SCHULZEx-Prisoner of War NavyCommander Paul II. Schulz willspeak in the Mercyhurst ZurnRecital Hall on Monday, April16th a t 8 p.m. Commander Schulzis a native of Waterfordt He hadbeen a|POW from November 16,1967 until his release onMarch 14,1973. jiThe~ pro gram form al

Monday night will include a 10-13minute talkf by the. Commander,15 minute questioning by a panelof Erie newsmen and two Mercyhurst studen ts, and 15 minute

questioning from the audiencewho will also have! the opportunity to talkUo Mrs; Schulz,Marion Shane will present theCommander a PresidentialCitation. A reception will follow inZurn Lobby. The lecture will beopen to the public.Notef A special half hour ^interview with the Commander willbe televised locally|on Friday,April 13, at 7 p.m. over Channel35. *

Walker WinsU.Voting for R.U.S. elections wascompleted at 5 p.m., April 10. Thelinal results are : | Alexis WalkerPresident,BobGearhartI;Vice P r e s i d e n t ;Marianne Jacobs -Secre tary,andJulie SamickTreasurer. get involved." i{Anticipating the work ahead ofher as the next R.U.St president,

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All winning candidates* werecontacted by phone before theresults w ere made public.^Results were released' ap proximately one hour after thevoting poll- in Zu rn| Hall wasclosed. jaggPresident Jim McAndrew,reacting to atotal ol 507 v otes,commented that "this is thelargest number Jthatf has evervoted." In relation tofthe totalschool population,! this totalrepresents approximately 50 percent. / I $ $ |Alexis Walker, moments afterher announced victory, said, "I'mreally happy. 1 couldn't have doneit without all the people that hav esupported me." J | ||j&When asked iff she has incorporated any new concepts intoher plans for R.U.S. 1973-74,Alexis observed that, since thecampaignf she jhas|* beco meaware that students are willing to

Marianne Jacobs, SecretaryAlexis said, ' i hope 1 can dofitjustice." IBob Gearhart revealed that tocombat nervousness beforeelection results were in, he and afriend visited a local clothingstore and purchased fifteen pairsof pants. JMarianne Jacobs, ii.U.S s newsecretary, said that, while shedidn't know whattshe would befacing next year, she is willing"to cooperate with the othermembers."

d e n c yAlso, commenting onthisyear's elections, Marianne feelsthat there | is "a good jj cross-section of the candidates elected." She hopes that they all willbe able to represent all areas ofthe school, and avoid polarizingcertain aspects oiMercyhurst^? Election FiguresOffice of President: >Alexis Walker -374 votes (75 percent) 'fMarty Keenej -125 votes (25 percent) | M iOffice of Vice Presidenl|gBob (Gearhart 308 votes :! 04 percent) | r i *Frank Barry - 172 votes (30 percent) :-

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Office ol" Secretary: | |Marianne Jacobs -2(>o votes (54percent) fqCharlene Kolupski -221 votes (40pe r cent >Office of Treasurer.Julie Samick -305 votes i (63 percent ) | $SRose Scottf-182 votes (37 percent) I Ii(Note: The above tigures werereleased without theauthorization oi theR.U.S.Executive Board).

LETTERS TO THE EDITORmIn the publishing of CathyStevenson's article, "The Big CopOut," many of the things iwediscussed in our lengthy interview were reported and forthe most part quite accurately. Ina short article, however,fit issimply impossible to convey vailthe thoughts or attitudes of theinterviewee. I would like then tomake certain clarifications. f.

First, as 1 mentioned to Cathyw h e n | s n e requested the interview, I am not, although listedas such initially, the AssociateDirector of the Program, butllwas responsible for the drawingup of the original requirementsfor Police Science Majors whichwas then discussed and approvedby Mr. Kinnane, Mr. Kubiak, andDean Garvey. iTheserequirements and the premisesbehind them have been referredto in Miss Stevenson's article,although | incomplete, they aregenerally accu rate. J MSecond, mv comments were not

intended to be either anythingstartling fnew, orsweepinglycri t ical of the entire LawEnforcement! Program. Theywere ratheri specific criticismsexpressed previously partially inclass; in discussions with LawEnforcement advisees; inconversations with Mr. Kinnane; andmore formally; inj a letter ofsuggestion tothe DepartmentHead and Dean as early as a y ear

Third, 1 wish to mention tha tth e brevity! of| Cathy's^articlemust have precluded her fromomitting much of the favorablecomments}that I asked she include) Inparticular, I statedseveral $ times I during -the interview that my criticisms froma faculty standpoint were not ofpersonnel butfof jpolicy. (Evenmore precisely it is not even jacriticism ofpolicy per sej butrather ofiour failures, mine in-cluded |to enforce consistently thepolicies we nowf have.) fj pai | |1 icularly singled out Mr. Kinnane,

as in my opinion, the best possiblechoice the Dean could have madefor the head of our 'Law Enforcement Division. That asja Law-Enforcement Officer he wasexactly what we werestrying tobring about in our graduates.Also mentioned was the iact.thatalthough a number of my formerstudents had related to me theirfeeling that \ the program wasbecoming far too ^policeviewpoint" loriented, they hadmuch praise forfthe? quality andsincerity of |most fof their in-structorsjl^ ?Fourth, and perhaps mostimportantly, although 1 do indeedbelieve that there are manypresent lawtenforcement majorswho fail to meetjbne or more ofthe criteria^indicated in the article, there are a number offlineyoung men who it has been nty.pleasure to teach and know whowill someday be a credit to bothour college and the Law Enforl

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GOLF ANDCREW IByDario CiprianiSports Editor

The spring sports are off andrunning for the 1973 season at theHurst. The baseball teamrecorded another first- in theMercyhurst record,!books lastSaturday!when they swept bothends of a double-header fromDuquesne 9-7 and 8-6. Thisweekend the golf and crew te amswill open their respective seasonsif old man winter does not make afinal blast. V ty |The linksters will debut onFriday, 7April i 13th againstAllegheny College. The matchwill be played in Erie at theLawrence c Park Golf Course.Second year coach Paul Olczakhas i four i lettermen returningfrom last year's 14-7 team. Theyare sophomores Bruce Chase andRich Seus jj and juniors DarioCipriani and Jerry ?Kownacki.These four players are all well-experienced and; should providesolid footing for this yea r's sq uad.The depth which the Lakerslacked last seaso n will come fromsophomore Kim Kupniewski, whowas scholastically ineligible lastseason ,; junior transfer RichMagner and J freshmen TomI lixenbaugh andTerry Frontino.The golfers face a difficult 15match schedule with 5 out of thetop 7 teams in last year 's districttournament on the slate.However, if the veterans canperform as they did last year andthe newcomers can add the much

needed depth,j an 11-4 recordcould easily be achieved * * 'Wi-lt by chance you should see abunch of people rowing in the coldwaters of he Erie Bay this week,you'll know it's the Mercyhurstcrew team. I don't think the CoastGuard would brave the weather.The rowers are prepping for theBuffalo City] Championships onSaturday. They proved that theyare definitely contenders for thiscrown last fall when they rowedto a sweep against Buffalo Stateand one week later gave smallcollege power Morris Harvey allthey could handle.The co-ed crew team is coac-

ched by former All-Americansoccer player Dave Shimpeno.They receive very valuableassistance in the technicalaspects of the sport from BobAngelucci, Jack G artner and ShelPotter. The team is Iwell -experienced, especially I th econtingent from ConsignorBonner High f School inPhiladelphia, who sport a strongrowing prog ram. The spirit of the27-man bunch is terrific and theyfeel this is their year. m| The third y ear team will haveits hands full with first rate crewssuch as Canisius, Grands ValleyState and Wayne State. Thehighlight of their season will betheir second appearance in theMid-American Rowing Regatta.Itea$WQLN-NOTES

Our programming schedule forthenext two weeks includes:?Ou r programming schedule for thenext two weeks includes: f fQ S a turda y , A p r i l U %&12 1 p . m . WOODY'S C H I L D R E N .Hosted by j Bob Sherman w.thspecial guest Pete Seeger Cl k '410 12 m.dnight Oh F TH E R E C O R Dw i th h0sl3.Gr. Barron. Eclect icselect ions of folk / blo o/e, rock andv jazz i n te rsperse d* w i th l o ts o fsnappy patter^for th e d.scorn,ngear. |Sff&Sunday, Apri l 15+ sl|*LEl0a.mi~12noonf S E R E N D I P I T Y . T h e

KJ : ever ef fervescent f ra n B.ngnearp, w i t h some poetry by John G.orno,th e rad io^adven tu rus of ih eshadow, and a compar ison of thet rea tm ents g i ven to a pa r t i cu la rselect ion by differeni a r t i s t s . v\8 10 p.m J A Z Z ^ S P E C I A L . T H E{PR ESER VAT I O N H AL L JJAZ ZB A N D , f-or th e f irst i.mc over onradio , New Orleans most famousjazz band s presented .n a stereoconcert recorcJod beforo a l iveaudience atWhe Wolf ?Trap;FormP a rk in V ienna , V i rg in ia . >| Jf M o n d a y , A p r i l 16 t12 1 p . m . P R O M E N A D E C O N C E R T .S%* Ih e BBCJv Symphony Orchestraper fo rm s" over tu re to "B ea t r i c eand Benedict" , by Berlioz Concertino for-clarinet and orches t raby Weber. Concerto No. 1 for pianoand orchestra by Rossthorno. AndTill Evlcnspiogols M er ry P ra nk sby R. Straus s. J*4 5 p . m . Off ; THEf R E C O R D . Thep inna c le o f con tem pora ry m us i cV v i t h h o s t e s s l i f i r b H e w . l t .9*10 p . m . O f f IHE R E C O R D .\\j P la t te rs a nd pa t te r 'v^.tn |PatN ew bo ld . if 3. j .'^Tuesday* A p r i l 17 . - .&*ki"$ ? 5a12 1 p . m . f I R S I H E A R I N G . LloydM o s s wd c r i t i c s B o o k s p a n ,Dowries, and Kolod.n re view new(lassical r e l e a s e s / >4 5 p.m . Of f-^ T H E RECORD.? Asmattering of folk , rock , jazz, andblues for the picky m usica l pa la tewith Denny Woy tek .9 10p.m. Ol h T H E RECORD/Andyraft Cameron br ings youmore- of the'.% sa m e. % fS a turda y , A pr i l 211 1 \ j A'! 7 I p . m . W O OD Y ' S C H I L D R E N ^ !Host Bo b Shorm.in w.lh PeteSeeger as guest. Jv t %_10 12midnight V Of I IHE R E C O R D .* Sunday, Apnl 22 &&* ',. F10 12noon S t R L N D l P I T Y . f i8 10 p.m . I R O M BEETHOVEN TOZ E L I N S k X ^ ,,..->| MondAyr April 73 ^* ,h *^-1 7 T V m . P R O M E N A D E C O N CE R T .The Ha I liv Orchestra presents IheSerenade No. 2 .11 A major and the

Concerto m t f la t for P iano andO rches t ra , by M o / a r t . "rJ > P - m | O N I H t RECOR.D.8 10 p.m . O i l I H E R E C O R D .

Tuesda y, A p r i l 24 12-1 p.m. r- IRST HEARING.?4-5p.m. OFF- TH E R E C O R D910p.m. OFF TH E R E C O R D .

Wednesday, Apr i l 23 '*121 p.m. CONCERT H AL L. TheBBC Symphony Orchestra performs Serenade Nu.|2 .n A ma\orby Brahms and Symphonic Sui te:Printempsby Debossy .^^f fj4-5p .m . OhF TH E R E C O R D9 1 0 p . m . OF- PTHE R E C O R DThursda y , A pr i l 26 1 2-1 p . m . K E Y B O A R D I MM O R T A L S p r e s e n t s an a l l% Moszkowski reci ta l 4-5p.m. OFF THE RECORD.910p.m. i OFF THE RECO RDWednesda y, A pr i l lu12 1 p.m.jcONCERF H A LL. TheB B C ? ' S y m phon y O rch es t rapresents Vesperae Solennes deConfessore by Mozart and La Morid'Orpheeby B e r h o z , ^ I> 54-5 p.m. OF-F TH E R E C O R D . A nhour of good, c lean music w*th% Linda Mazzot ta . * * v910 p .m . ^OFF TH E R E C O R D . A sp urned debutante, played by JoniM i tche l l , becom es i nvo l ved Withdesperadoes Kris Kns to f fe rson ,Steve W.nwood, and 'rChampion'$. Jack Dupree in thei r plot lo inf i l t ra te a chur ch choir led byFrank Zappa. Cameo appearancesby A l i ce C ooper a nd D onnyOsmond. From an or igin a l play by5 Hcrb ie l H a n c o c k , H os t G a ryDudenhoeffer tries to make senseout of it a l l , . k &25Thursday , Apr i l 19 s12 1 p . m . K E Y B O A R D I M M O R T A L S .6 K e y b o a r d impressarios p l a y^composit ions by Wagner.4 5 p .m . Of-F T H E R E C O R D . Musicto ea t your a f ter school milk and(JJ cook ies by w i th Linda Mazzot ta .9 10 p .m . O FF TH E R E C O R D . BarbHewit t hosts an hour of ConsCiousness II I M u s i c . 1 f-Fr ida y , A pr i l 20 (S& hW12 1 p.m. T H E V O C A L S C E N Epresen ts "A D on C a r lo G a l l e ry . " kia4 5 p .m . O FF T H E RECORDjHostP.S. Lovelt adds a new dimensionto i the meaning of the phrase" m u s i c f o r l o n g h a i r s " w i t hcomposi t ions by such renowneda r t i s t s l ia s C o l t r a n e , G u t h r i e ,E m e r s o n , a n d ' 'fBi.nd M e l o n "C h i t l i rS :i' * 9 10 p .m . O FF TH E R E C Q R D . P.J.'* Lovett f in ishes what he sta r tedHELP WANTED: QLN Mercyhurst needs people like you forannouncing positions, promotionsmanager, and music librarian. Ifyou are interested in joining the

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