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1 , * ^ ^5 K.,»,j rt j 100- fnundrr 1885 VOL. XC NO. 86 -PHLADELPHA, MONDAY, OCTOBER 18,1976 Four Porches' Roofs Collapse By MARTN SEGE. The roof of four porches on the 100 block of South 43rd Street collapsed Frday, slghtly njurng one and causng the temporary evacuaton of approxmately 30 resdents. Fearng further collapse of the front of the buldngs, polce and fre offcals at the scene ordered the cut-off of electrc servce. However, a subsequent nspecton by Phladelpha Lcenses and nspecton (Ltd) showed the buldng "habtable" and the resdents, ncludng several students, were allowed to return n the early evenng. The buldngs nvolved were South 43rd Street. The collapse occurred at 1:36 P.M. when Dck Horsham, a workman for Campus Realty, owners of 116 S. 43rd Street, began repars on the roof. "As soon as put the ladder up, the thng Just fell," Horsham clamed. Wtnesses, however, sad Horsham was workng on the roof for several mnutes before the collapse occurred. Horsham suffered slght bruses of the arm when he fell durng the collapse. Charles Tuohey, owner of 112 S. 43rd, sad he was gong "to get counsel and look nto" the possblty of sung Campus Realty for damages. Tuohey, who sad he had recently rebult hs porton of the roof, noted that he had for "several months" tred to get Campus Realty to repar ts porton of the roof. "They're nothng but slum landlords," Tuohey sad. "'ve been after them for months and they haven't done anythng." Campus Realty owns numerous buldngs n the Unversty Cty area, many of whch have outstandng fre and buldng code volatons. L& Dstrct Supervsor George Dzon sad Frday the FOUR ROOFS collapsed Frday on the 100 block of South 43rd Street. Although no one was buldngs nvolved were "pre-code" structures, bult before serously njured, resdents were temporarly evacuated. However, they were allowed to return to cty housng codes went nto effect n 1895, and had several the buldngs later n the day. The collapse occured when a Campus Realty workman began structural features whch would not be allowed n newer makng repars on the roof of one of the houses on the block. houses. Revew Brook Play Relates Tale of Afrcan Trbe THE K, a producton drected by Peter Brook of the nternatonal Centre for Theatre Research, premered Sunday nght at Annenberg's ZeUerbach Theater. Tne producton was part of the Center's week-long French Contemporary Arts Festval. By GREG SAUL The destructon of a culture, of a way of lfe, of an entre people s not pleasant. The fk, Peter Brook's producton presently featured n the French Contemporary Arts Festval at the Unversty's Annenberg Center, s not a pleasant play. Thought provokng yes; dsturbng yes; well-acted and ntense yes, but t s by no means pleasant. The k s the true story of an Afrcan trbe, the k people, who were forced to move from ther land and change ther way of lfe. They were hunters, but when the Brtsh decded to turn the k's homeland n Uganda nto a game preserve, the people were forced to become farmers. Unfortunately, the area whch they were forced to farm receved an average of only four nches of ran per year, and the k were relegated to a lfe of perpetual hunger. Besdes causng wdespread hunger, the fundamental change of lfestyle caused a quck degeneraton of k culture. The play vvdly chroncles the strppng process as WEOUP Presdent Accuses U. Of nsuffcently Reportng Rape By AMYBORRUS Women for Equal Opportunty at the Unversty of Pennsylvana (WEOUP) Presdent Gllan Norrs- Szanto Thursday accused the Unversty of nsuffcently reportng the facts surroundng the October 9 on-campus gang rape of a Unversty freshman. Callng the Unversty's handlng of the ncdent "a cover up," she sad Unversty Trustees do not want to deal wth the securty problem on campus because "t's too awful to thnk about. PHOTO MEETNG There wll be a meetng of all photographers who wsh to reman on the actve staff for ths semester today at 3:30 P.M. The meetng wll be short but attendance s mandatory. "They don't understand what's at stake. They are operatng out of old fnancal prortes" whch do not meet the securty needs of the Unversty communty, Norrs-Szanto clamed. The Trustees should allocate "a good, hefty chunk of money" to Campus Securty, she added. n a meetng last Wednesday, WEOUP members decded to wrte letters to the Trustees and the Ad Hoc Revew Commttee on Safety and Securty for Women protestng nsuffcent fundng for Campus Securty. "We want to make sure that the Trustees know the gravty of the securty problem on campus," Norrs- Szanto sad. She acknowledged, however, that ncreasng the securty force wll not, by tself, reduce crme n the campus area. Nobel Wnner Blumberg Speaks at Socety Meetng By JEFFREY N. BARKER When the John Morgan Socety chose Unversty Professor Baruch Blumberg to speak at ther regular fall meetng, the members had no dea they would be ntroducng a 1976 Nobel Prze n medcne wnner. "What crystal ball dd you use n pckng the speaker?" offered one socety member as Blumberg appeared at the Unversty Faculty Club for a recepton and presentaton of hs latest research to fellow socety members. As the crowd chatted among themselves, often speakng proudly of Blum berg's achevements, an appearance was made by Presdent Meyerson, Provost Stellar and Trustee Walter Annenberg who had been dnng across the hall. "Sorry to dsturb you, Dr. Blumberg," sad one, as they each took turns shakng Blumberg's hand. Meyerson also had hgh prase for Blumberg, callng hm "a very great scentst," addng that Blumberg also has met hs responsbltes towards hs students and patents. Blumberg sad he plans to contnue hs hepatts research whle keepng hs prortes as scentst, doctor and teacher about the same. " would lke to see some more moves and play some more squash, too," Blumberg sad, addng that much of Frday had been spent celebratng at the nsttute for Cancer Research where he s assocate drector. "t s evdent that t comes from all of us not wantng to know that these thngs can and do happen. All of us share the responsblty for keepng our eyes open and carng about each other," she added. The need for more securty offcers was also voced by Campus Securty Detectve Barbara Cassell. "n my opnon we need more personnel for more effectve securty," she sad Tuesday. She agreed wth Norrs-Szanto that ncreasng the securty force s not by /contnued on page 2) seen through the eyes of CollnTurnbull, a Brtsh socologst. Turnbull watches n horror as the k try to adapt to ther new lfestyle. He sees the trbe become almost subhuman as they struggle to survve, and n the process they rewrte the defnton of "normal" behavor. Perhaps as a symbol of the k's profound deprvaton, the play's set s qute sparse. n fact, the set s lttle more than some drt and rocks strewn about the floor of the stage. The audence sts n bleachers and on the ^contnued on page Z) Copyrght l»7» TruOtlly Panntyvanlan Shapp Dscusses Ad For Prvate Colleges At Press Conference By ED DeANGELO Sp«oal lo rtt Dolly Ponntylvanan HARRSBURG-Governor Mlton Shapp sad Frday that Pennsylvana's prvate colleges cannot expect "any major ncreases n ad" from the state. "At the present tme, we're havng a very dffcult tme fnancng our state college system and state-related schools," the Governor told a specal press conference for representatves of college newspapers, as well as the regular captal press. Shapp used the conference as an opportunty to score poltcal ponts aganst the Republcan admnstraton n Washngton, sayng " have had to work wth an ant-people orented government." The Ford admnstraton's "atttude has been qute negatve toward even supportng exstng levels" of fundng for educaton, he sad. Although he granted the serousness of prvate college's problem, Shapp mantaned t was the federal government's responsblty to bolster the schools' fnances. n the past year's, the Unversty has sought to ncrease ts appropraton from Harrsburg. However, the state legslature, wth Shapp's approval, has generally cut the sze of the Unversty's requests. n hs February proposal for the fscal year 1977 budget, Shapp called for a half mllon dollar cut n the Commonwealth's appropraton to the Unversty, reducng the grant to $15.4 mllon n drect ad. Hs budget proposal also ncluded a reducton n nsttutonal Assstance Grants ad to the Unversty. However, an unforeseen $1.8 mllon ncrease n money approprated to the Veternary School and the Dental clncs caused the Commonwealth's grant to the Unversty to actually rse 11.3 percent from 1976 to The money to the Vet School came nstead of passage of a state bll, strongly pushed by the Unversty, whch would have granted the Veternary School specal status wthn the state educaton system. The bll, whch ded n the Senate Appropratons Commttee even though t was sponsored by the powerful commttee charman Henry Canfran (D-Phla.), dd not specfcally order ncreases n ad to the school. However, Unversty admnstrators were confdent the bll would have guaranteed a hefter appropraton from Harrsburg. At the press conference, State Educaton Secretary John Pttenger sad the Shapp Admnstraton endorsed the Canfran bll and wll "contnue to support" t. Shapp also dened reports that he was nvolved n an admssons payoff case, smlar to ones now nvolvng Temple and the Unversty. A former employee of fnancer Robert Vesco /contnued on page 3) MLTON SHAPP No Major Ad ncrease* Asan-Amercan Student ncrease Causes Mnorty Matrculant Rse By CAROL HUTCHNSON As a result of a sgnfcant ncrease n the number of Asan-Amercan students, the overall mnorty populaton n ths year's freshman class s the largest n Unversty hstory. However, Mnorty Recrutment Drector Beverly Sanders last week expressed concern about a declne n the number of black matrculants. "We wll be httng all recrutment more aggressvely ths year and our greatest concern wll be for blacks and Chcanos, whose pools are droppng off the fastest," Sanders sad. Ths year 269 mnorty students matrculated n the freshman class as compared to 239 last year and 201 the year before. Asan-Amercan matrculants ncreased n number from 20 two years ago to 84 ths year. However, the number of black matrculants has declned slghtly from 152 last year to 144 ths year, despte an ncrease n the number of black applcatons from 704 last year to 753 ths year. 'The fgures speak for themselves and the numbers should be growng," Sanders sad. "f the number of black applcatons n the pool are hgher the number of black matrculants should be hgher too." Sanders added the applcant pool ths year was academcally stronger than last year's. Sanders attrbuted the consderable ncrease n Asan-Amercans to "ther recrutment process. The Asans are enthusastcally recrutng each other, and are beng encouraged by ther famles." Economc problems are adversely affectng the black student populaton, Sanders added. She sad cuts n her recrutment budget as well as the hgh cost of attendng the Unversty are responsble for the declne. "We're not workng on any area at the expense of the others," Sanders sad. Although she sad she has not reduced the number of places she wll vst ths fall n her recrutment effort, Sanders noted the amount of tme spent n each area wll be reduced and her "effectveness wll not be as great" as a result Sanders sad she wll be vstng more college nghts and college fars n these areas nstead of ndvdual hgh schools. She cted the dsadvantage of ths recrutment format. "You're n the mdst of other schools n a shoppng atmosphere and don't have the envronment you need to really talk to students. College fars have ther worth but they're not a recrutment tool you can depend on," she clamed. Sanders added she plans to "open new areas" next year such as Denver and Detrot, "not Just to brng n more mnorty students, but also to ncrease the regonal stand and add dversty to the applcant pool." CORRECTON The Daly Pennsylvanan Frday erroneously reported the producers of Two Gentlemen of Verona. The producer s Quadramcs. The DP regrets the error. Annenberg Honors Communcatons Poneers By ELLEN TUCKER Three dstngushed poneers n the feld of mass communcatons were awarded honorary degrees Frday at a bcentennal convocaton at Annenberg School of Communcatons. Harold D. Lasswell, Ford Foundaton Professor Emertus of Law and Socal Scences at Yale Unversty, Lord Robbns, former charman of The Fnancal Tmes and current chancellor of Strlng Unversty and Frank Stan ton. former CBS presdent and current charman of the Amercan Natonal Red Cross, were honored at the ceremony. A fourth honorary degree was to be presented to Oveta Culp Hobby, edtor and charman of the board of The Houston Poet. However, she was ll and could not attend the ceremony. "Ths specal convocaton celebrates the study of communcatons and some of the people who have excelled n that feld," Unversty Presdent Martn Meyerson sad Frday. Descrbng hmself as "a professonal economst wth strong nterest n socal thought," Robbns outlned the mportance of communcaton as related to socal studes. "Ths center < Annenberg) s bult on the most splendd concluson. The study of the ways n whch human bengs exchange thought wth one another." Callng hm a "Leonardo of Socal Scences," Meyerson prased Lasswell as a challengng, nsprng teacher who frst spoke for communcatons as a serous subject for examnaton." Meyerson sad Robbns s a "splendd practtoner of admrable deas," for hs contrbutons to educaton and communcaton. Stanton "put hs unmstakable stamp on rado and televson Journalsm through hs nfluental years at CBS," Meyerson sad, because of hs wllngness to devote hs vast knowledge to communcaton questons. Mchatl Nattn FORMER CBS PRESDENT Frank Stanton (left) was honored Frday at Annenberg School along wth Harold Lasswell and Lord Robbns, two other poneers n the feld of mass communcatons. Unversty Presdent Martn Meyerson (rght) speaks whle Provost Elot Stellar looks on.

2 - L Page 2 The Daly 'ennsylvanan Monday, October 18,1976 The Free Unversty of ran ATTENTON: RANAN NATONALS: The Frea Unversty of ran plan to have a recrutment teem on the Unversty of Pennsylvana campus November and f nterestad canddates who nave fnshed or who are pursung graduate degrees n the ollowlng.ters ara recuested to contact Mr Oevls at the nternatonal Program* Offce eoucat.on and related l.eldl. socal scences, natural scences, mathematcs, computer scences, ptychology, engneerng. agrculture, and health clancn. n addton to ampfoymant opportuntes a lmted number of scholarshps are avallabla. Frl. Oct. 22 at P.M. Spectaculars Prasants: THE HOMECOMNG CONCERT PETER TOSH ft THE WALERS A Reggae Spectacular At rvln. Tlx $5 and U at H.H. Tlx Agaacy Specal Guest: Housa of Assembly Wed. Oct. 20 Lawrence of Araba one show 7:30 F.A.B-1 at the Corner of 36th 4 Locust on Tuesday Od t UA Meetng Tuesday, 9:15 P.M. Frankln Room, Houston Hall 2nd. Fl UBS Meetng Tuesday, 3-5 P.M. Room 1, Houston Hall Resdence Commttee Thursday, 3-4 P.M. Semnar Room, H Rse South TFOR FURTHER NFO please call U A offce hours a day. Or stop by UA offce n Houston Hall Lobby across from pewstand.) Read the wrters. 7>J>AJT CAtt»U%CVENY% DOT WEEKEND Spond thl. weekend hkng And campng out. enjoyng autumn folage wth Protestor Schuylen Vr Camrrom, orental culture httoren For nto cel Houston Hal Actvtes Offce TABLE TENNS CLUB Meets tonght. Hutch Gym, 1.45 (or those wth Monday prorty nght, or call EVJ \tn OBSERVATORY OPEN New hours See Moon. planets, star clusters, nebulaa, etc. through a professonal telescope tonght and every Mon. 4V Thurs nght f the fky s mostly cloudless. Hours 7 30 through 9pm DRL Rooftop 33rd end Walnut. Dress WARMLY l PENN BAND Rehearsal. p.m. 51. Annenberg and at 7:40 on Frankln Fe'd. FRESHMEN "Focuson Youth," A natonal rado ntervew program, s now acceptng applcatons (or postons (panelsts, producton, etc.) Cell Mles COhn, UNVERSTY PEER COUNSELNG: Welkn Centers. Hgh Rse South and 110 Bodlne. Mon Sat. 12 mdnght. Hotlne GAYS AT PENN. Regular meetng and socal hour,0:00p.m.,c.a.2ndfl lounge. SECONDARY SCHOOL CERTFCATON: Applcatons for program startng Fall'77 are low CO/ prntnq KCfOKn Xerox copes 5 cants RESUMES REPORTS PAPERS Xerocenter 3736 Walnut St Maler... Burgess... Haley... Beckett... Saroyan... Updke... Hemngway NEW books... by the wrters. n can't go on, 111 go on by Samuel Beckett Sons Come and Go, Mothers Hang n Forever by Wllam Saroyan Marry Me by John Updke Roots by Alex Haley Genus and Lust by Norman Maler Moses by Anthony Burgess How t Was by Mary Welsh Hemngway avalable H 117 Logan Hall Some openngs lor Sprng '77 stll avalable See Dr. Daskln. MOTHERHOOD AS MARTYRDOM WHAT'S THE ALTERNATVE? A dscusson of chld rearng alternatves at the Women's Center 4 00 p.m. H3Logan Hall RUSSAN COFFEE HOURS Come practce your Russan every Mon rom 4o n the Class of '7S House 13*40 Locust Walkl, 4th 11 lounge CHRSTAN SCENCE ORGANZATON: Meetng 1 00 p m n Tnd lounge, C A bldg PENN WOMEN Cotter hour every Mon. 1 Tues. 6: pm., Ch Omega Sororty 3*36 Sprue* St CARTER-MONDALE mportant meetng for all Perm volunteers! MondaynQhts 00 Houston Hell. TJ1)WW( >L.J.( >l PENN RECYCLNG GROUP Wll hold a short but mportant meetng. Tuts.OO p.m. n McCleend. Paper collecton assgnments wll be made. f you can't come, but are nterested n helpng ths year, pleat* call Sath at M 0145 DrTLKSm LECTURE Fundamental Rghts n the Unted Kngdom by Anthony Lester. AC The Owen J Roverts Memoral Lecture, sponsored by the Law School. Museum Audtorum. 8 p.m. Tckets avalable n Room 101. Law School. CAFE ET CONVERSATON A la Malson Francase. Tous les lundls de 4 e * heures. 3tao LocustWalk Salon211.Vene-nombreus UNE RECEPTON: Pour les artstes du "French Contemporary Arts Festval" aura leu pendant "'Heure Francase," lundl Oct. de 4 a * heures. Class of 1*25,3940 Locust Walk, Seem. DEC. 76 GRADUATES Of FAS full tme un dergrad dvson see Mss Lacey, room no Logan Hall between now and November to submt applcaton for dploma May 77 grads may also check out requrements. PRE LAW STUDENTS: Washngton Unversty School of Law wll have a representatve on campus October 20, 197ft. Sgn up for meetngs n the PreLaw Offce. COLUMBA UNVERSTY GRAOUATE SCHOOL OF BUSNESS: Recruter wll speak wth students Wednesday, October 20. Make op pomtments at Career Advsng ft. Reourcev 3533 LocustWalk EDUCATONAL PLACEAMENT presents Arnold Moss. Assstant Drector for Personnel. Phladelpha School Dstrct, to dscuss lobs end applcaton procedures, October 20 at 7 p.m. n Room D 9 10, Graduate School of Educaton MMUNZATON FOR GONG ABROAD Student Health wll agan be gvng mmunzatons tor gong aborad. The followng dates have been set asde lor mmunaftons NOVEMBER 1, 3. ft, 10, S BY APPONTMENT ONLY NO PHONE CALLS. PLEASE 3 PM - 4 PM Pleese come to Student Health lo make your appontment 25 cents per shot Weer whte shrt or sleeveless blouse ELEMENTARY SCHOOL STUDENT TEACHERS BS or M.S.) tor Sprng, 1977 (ED 423) contact Mrs Carole Karsch , GSE. Room C 29 STUDY ABROAD GRADUATE UNDERGRADUATE - nformaton on and assstance wth schools, programs and fnancal ad avalable n nternatonal Programs Offce, 133 Bennett Hal Applcatons for Thouron fellowshps are avalable now. Ednburgh Exchange Applcatons are due shortly. BOSTON UNVERSTY SCHOOL OF MANAGEMENT: Recruter wll speak wth students Monday. October B Make appontments at Career Advsng ft. Resources, 3533 Locust Walk SYRACUSE UNVERSTY SCHOOL OF MANAGEMENT Recruter wll speak wth students Monday, October t. Make appontments at Career Advsng 4 Resources, 3533 Locust Walk. UNVERSTY OF VRGNA GRADUATE SCHOOL OF BUSNESS: Recruter wll speak wth students Tuesday. October 19. Make ap pontments at Career Advsng ft Resources, 3533 LocustWalk. PRELAW STUDENTS. Northwestern Unversty School of Law wll have a representatve on campus October 19, 197ft Sgn up for meetngs n the Pre Lew Off ce. UNVERSTY SCHOLARS PROGRAM S ac ceptlng nomnatons through November 19. Students must be nomnated by a faculty member. For further nformaton, come to 3533 Locust Walk FNANCE COAAMTTEE Three postons open on the Fnance Commttee of the Actvtes Councl. Freshmen, Sophmores end Junors, nterested n runnng, should sgn up n the Offce of Student Lfe by Oct. 20. For The Frst Tme n The U.S.! "Ths show s qut* smply the best and certanly most entertanng. Spansh Donee) Company Ever..." snavan Natonal Festval Ballet SPAN WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 27, 8 PM An Evenng of Spansh Dance (ncludng Gypsy. Flumtmto OCT. > a' Spansh Dun.'- THURSDAY, OCTOBER PM Homage to Manuel de Falla on the 100th Annversary of h* blrfh. Throe Cornered Hat wth the orgnal Pcasso sets and costumes and other works. RVNE AUDTORUM 34th and Spruce Sts. (Parkng avallabla wthn a block) Tckets: Orchestra $7.00, Balcony $6, $5. Brook P av (contnued from page ) floor drectly on the stage whn, greatly adds to one's sense of nvolvement wth the acton. The play s adapted from Turnbull's book, The Mountan People, by Dens Cannan and Coln Hggns. and the playwttes have let the acton do much of ther communcatng. Somt of the dalogue s n the k dalect, and much of the rest, lke the spare set, s purely functonal. The actors wrthe, screech, moan and wal rather than speak n many cases n order to make ther pont. The k contnues at the Zellerbath Theatre through Wednesday, wth a number of forums and workshops concernng the play preceedng and followng each performance. As a further feature of the French Arts Festval, Annenberg has announced that the Musque Vvantv Concert wll offer free admsson tc students. These concerts wll be held n the Harold Prnce Theatre October 18 and 19 at 8:00 PM. Report n g (contnued from page ) tself suffcent means for reducng crme. Cassell sad she advocated "educatng the Unversty populaton to ther vulnerablty to crme." Cassell s preparng a seres of nformal rape-preventon semnars to be held each week n dfferent resdence halls. Students should take precautons, such as not beng on the street alone at nght and makng use of emergency phones to call Campus Securty escorts, Cassell added. 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3 Monday, October 18,1976 College Ad (Contnued from page 1) clamed early n September that Shapp had agreed to use nfluence to get Vesco's son nto Lehgh Unversty n return for a rde on Vesco's plane durng Shapp's 1970 campagn. When frst questoned, Shapp sad he dd not remember the ncdent and dd not know Robert Vesco. When pressed by reporters for a stronger statement, he sad, " would doubt serously t ever happened. don't recall." Shapp refused to comment on grand jury nvestgatons nto smlar charges that state legslators had used nfluence n return for a payoff to get someone nto Temple Dental School or that a former cty Democratc offcal had accepted brbes to get a student nto the Unversty's veternary school. However, he sad, "the poltcal realtes of the stuaton a e such that there s always gong to be a relatonshp" between legslators and state colleges. "f that (relatonshp) s used mproperly, t's a dfferent sort of matter." HOT R/DGES UVME c5s* \TuST t 40 +-Wo.Uwf Coupon good through Sun news n bref Compled from Unted Press nternatonal r FORD ANNOUNCES PARK PROGRAM Presdent Ford wll press Congress to 1 pass hs $1.5 bllon park program f re-elected, a top nteror department offcal sad, addng that t was worth $150,000 to make the August presdental announcement at Yellowstone Natonal Park. A syndcated column by Jack Cloherty and Bob Owens sad Ford's Yellowstone appearance cost the Treasury 1158,000 ncludng transportng 125 offcals, rangng from nteror Secretary Thomas Kleppe to low-level clerks to the ceremony. CHNESE PROTEST RADCALS-More than one mllon people demonstrated n the Shangha area yesterday aganst the wdow of Mao Tse-Tung and three other radcals purged from the Communst party leadershp, an Amercan vstor to the cty sad. He added that he was struck by the lack of support n the cty for the radcals. t was the thrd straght day that huge ralles have been held to denounce Madame Mao and the tro known as the "Shangha Mafa." CVL SERVCE COMMSSON SSUES RULNG-Nearly all federal workers and the employees of some prvate and publc agences recevng federal funds must stay on the sdelnes n ths year's electon campagn, the U.S. Cvl Servce Commsson sad yesterday. ssung an 11-page lst of rules, the commsson sad federal employees are prohbted by law from ether canddacy or actve support of canddates n a partsan electon. t also sad that non-federal workers n certan categores may not be canddates. U.S. Central ntellgence Agency Unque Career Opportuntes are A valable for Senors and Graduate Students Completng Studes n the followng Dscplnes: Economcs (Graduate Degree Preferred)Foregn Mcro-econometrc nterests. Electrcal Engneerng - (BSEE Only) Foregn Languages: (Hgh Degree of Competence Requred) Arabc Persan - Fars Korean Chnese - Mandarn Polsh Russan - All Dalects Cantonese Serbo Croaton Area Studes - Mddle Eastern Area Afrca Russan Mathematcs - Econometrc Applcatons- Smulatons and Model Buldng Advances Degree - Statstcal Analyss and nterpretaton. Systems Desgn Statstcal - Analyss - Computer Applcatons and Smulatons. nformaton Scences - Computer Applcatons - Statstcal Analyss. Geography - Cartography - Area Languages and Concentraton. All ntal Assgnments for Washngton, D.C. U.S. Ctzenshp Requred. Obtan Resume Forms and Lterature From:Unversty Placement Offce 1 Unversty Cty 4025 Chestnut St. Please Mal Resumes To: Personnel Representatve P. O. Box 1774 Phladelpha, Pa ntervews Wll Be Arranged at Unversty Placement Offce at a Later Date. \An Equal Opportunty Employer. J The Daly Pennsylvanan 533EC E Wnoore you, tellng, us how to run cur busness? lakes a lol ol conldence lo come resh oul ol school and begn tellng us how lo do hngs. On the olher hand, t lakes an unusual company lo provde he knd ol envronmenl where tha can happen but lhat s exaclly he envronmenl you'll fnd at Scotl Paper. We constantly search lor people who have he ablty lo respond lo challenge and thnk lor themselves those wth the ntatve and desre lo seek alternatves. he skll and courage lo convnce others lhat there are better ways and who aren't alrad to express ther deas A Scoll. we admre an aggressve stance because we are an aggressve company You can make your own opportuntes wth us and we'll prove l Contact your placement offce for nformaton. SCOTT an equal opportunty employer, m/f JJemtBuhaman Page 3 OBSESSON starrng Clff Robertson and Geneveve Bujold $1 AT ALL TMES C4 TKlalr tor *how1mts CoovngM 1974m* D«<>* Pennsyvjn«n Nop*" thtrfo* mj # b* reproduced m.m, lornv >«whole or op*rt. wthout 'he npret wrttttn corner 1 ot the Bwtr»%»Man»g#r T'.e D«1 v Penn%,rlv4n»" k publshed Wonosy 'rt'ougr * r.oa «t Pft>*«lpta. t*a. aur>nq 'he jn and»pct"g umptfr^ ncrpr durng e«*mm*ton ««0 v*< *t(or> penoo% One ttvfl publshed durng gr*du*on weea *nfl one >»*ue Dub'tthed n r»e Summer Sr.nnd < J potmqe p*-a A' Pn *d"(ph* Pennsylvana trj4 Subscrptons may be ordered at the 'ate ot SS 00 otr a<adem>c year at aqts Wamut St Phladelpha. Pa t»1cn Busmess phones <m>?06m News phones <m7*3*ms OsoUy and classfed advertse may be placed at the same address Subscrbers should se"d change nt address notlcatton at ea\t three weeks " adva"*:* THE FRENCH CONTEMPORARY ARTS FESTVAL A contrbuton of the French Government n Celebraton of the U.S. Bcentennal at annenberg center Today's Events Exhbt of Foundaton Natonale de La Photographe, HH Bowl Room, 10-5, thru Frday FREE. Announcng the Grand Openng of The Book Hut! 8:00 PM - MUSQUE VVANTE featurng works of Alsna, Xenaks, Decoust and Mestral Prnce Theatre, Free 8:00 PM - Peter Brook's THE K ZeUerbach Stage, $5, $3 to students wth.d. A forum wth author and company mmedately follows the performance. 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4 / Stye Bath'Mwobntan /;.. \., /" / ',. / Page 4 Monday, October 18,1976 SETHL. ROSEN. Executve Edtor MARTNSEGEL, Managng Edtor WLLAM C. CELO. JR.. Busness Manager JANET E.NOVACK Edtoral Charman THOMAS J. BUTERA. JR. Sports Edtor PETER GRANT Feature Edtor ROBERTM. FREDEN Assocate Photography Edtor STEPHEN A. CLEMENTS Advertsng Manager RAY VANDER HORSJ Credt Manager LUANNETRACEY 34th Street Co-Edtor DR USLLA MENAKER News Edtor MCHAEL D.NATHAN Photography Edtor JOEL S. GOLDBERG Assocate Sports Edtor GREGORY P. OVSSAN Fnancal Manager WLLAM D.ALBERS Producton Manager EDWARD DE ANGELO Cty Edtor CHARLES A. SERVCE 34th Street Co-Er'tor Letters to the Edtor On Coverng the Fght Aganst Racsm When Maya Angelou and Sona Sanchez greeted each other n warm embrace, they enlvened the audence wth the Joy of t. The event took place at the Perm Women's Center last Thursday afternoon. Maya Angelou, authorof / Know Why The Caged Brd Sngs, was honored n a recepton whch began a seres of programs aganst racsm planned by the Women's Center ths year. Sanchez had read from her Homecomng and other works the day before n the Phlomethean Rooms. Ms. Sanchez s now a professor of Englsh at ths Unversty. Both artsts shared experences from ther lves that showed how they nteracted wth the racsm nherent n our socal structure. They explaned how they survved, thrved, and arrved wth dgnty to a place of brllance and joy nspte of the obstacles. All of whch makes them "sheroes," a term used by Ms. Angelou. "We lve n drect relatonshp to the heroes and sheroes of our lves," sad Ms. Angelou. When two black artsts of such renown come back to back n programs here, why are not ther appearances shared by the greater campus communty va campus meda? Because t s usually possble for only a couple of hundred persons to attend such events, t s reasonable to expect responsble coverage of them by credble campus newspapers. One of the prortes at the Women's Center for ths year s to move toward brngng together people of all races and natonaltes on campus. We hope to brng more "sheroes" to the Penn communty n our struggle aganst racsm. We hope that thedpand other newspapers wll not mss future opportuntes to herald ther presence. CAROLYN CONLEY, FAS '78 LULA V. REMY, COORDNATOR ALCE BELL, FAS'80 LAURA ROSENBERG, FAS '80 SHARON MULLALLY, COORDNATOR SHARON C. OWENS, LAW '71 ROSALND CARTER, FAS '77 MALANA PETTTE A Landlord's Own Survey The followng s the text of a recent letter receved as a tenant of Herbert Yents. fnd t amusng n ts brevty (and msspellng notce "adton") but perhaps t also shows that the poll publshed n the DP (Sept. 29) has had an effect. As they may not be pleased to receve "edtoral" publcty, please wthhold my name. October 11,1976 Dear Tenant, n a recent addton of the Daly Pennsylvanlan, results of a Tenant Survey were publshed. These results were uncomplmentary to our Company. Snce we have always tred to mantan good relatonshps wth our tenants on a day to day bass, we were naturally dsapponted n the conclusons drawn from the survey. We have decded to authentcate the results of ths survey by takng one of our own. We would apprecate your help by answerng the followng questons one we feel gets to the heart of the matter: Letters anh Columns The Daly Penruylvanan welcomes comment from the Unversty communty n the form of columns and letters to the edtor. Materal should be typed approxmately 66 characters to a lne, trple-spaced and sgned, although names wll be wthheld upon request Address all contrbutons to: 4015 Walnut Street, Phladelpha, Pa We reserve the rght to edt accordng to space lmtatu4u. -MacNelly f the opportunty arose, would you lease from our company agan? ( )yes ( )no Please note that ths letter survey s not coded or otherwse dentfed, so we ask you to be frank n your response. Please used the self-addressed, stamped envelope enclosed for your reply. Thank you! Yours sncerely, HERBERT YENTS ftcompany Mary Anne Hayes Assstant Secretary Campus Securty? Last Saturday nght, at approxmately one o'clock, two Unversty polcemen were standng n front of the Quad, when a yell came from Tony's pzza truck, whch s located rght n front of the Quad. Dd the polce run over to see what had happened? No, not exactly. Frst they slowly turned towards the truck, and then they slowly walked towards t. Whle only a few pretzels were stolen, how dd these polce know that t wasn't somethng more serous? How long does t take securty to respond to calls that are more than a few feet away? n addton, securty should also be asked why there are many tmes two or three polcemen n front of the Quad who are just talkng. How many people are actually patrollng the campus at any one tme? Whle Saturday nght's ncdent was far from serous, t does brng up some questons. MARC BEREZN FAS 1986 A One Unversty Test Muddlng: A New Admnstratve Technque? By Gregory Oussan n "SAMP: A Not-Too-Mercful Kllng" (DP. Oct. 14) Kevn Lure touched upon the bankruptcy of management and decson makng that has plagued ths Unversty for years. The other four letter words besdes SAMP that have recently appeared on ths page are WXPN and Co-op. n both cases, t has become ncreasngly apparent that the "fnal" decson on these matters was made months and even years ago. Had the admnstraton acted wth drecton n 1970 to clarfy the chan of command at WXPN, there most lkely would have been a hgh-qualty, wellmanaged FM staton at Penn today. nstead, the matter was kcked around untl 1976, and t s now up to an admnstratve court to recommend to the FCC commsoners whether the Unversty's lcense should be revoked. Had the admnstraton acted wth drecton last semester to clarfy n wrtng ts ntentons of ether expandng or closng the Co-op when ts lease expred, the courts wouldn't be tellng the Unversty how to run ts affars ths fall. By muddlng through the channels of command, the admnstraton seems to know where t wants to go, By Kevn Lure My classes were gong well, and my socal lfe was nothng to complan about, and yet wthn me felt a vod. was always lookng for what t was was mssng. Fnally, two weeks ago, realzed what t was. Leavng my door ajar raced out to Marty's to get ths thng. "Do you sell mssons?" asked the casher, tryng to catch my breath. The woman looked at me and sad that she ddn't. "'m n an awful hurry to fnd one, do you know where can get one?" She smled quetly and clutched the gold cross around her neck. "Sonny boy, you'll have to fnd that wthn yourself." Ponderng my predcament, went past the Quad and on to student health lookng for help. wated n lne for the nurse to take down my name and my problem. When told her that was lookng for my msson, she broke nto a wde grn and told me that she couldn't fnd hers ether. She referred me to a doctor whose offce was n HUP. And so walked rght nto Dr. ThomasLangud's offce. found hm as stumbled off the elevator. "H, 've been expectng you. Come nto my offce, have some coffee." he blurted out. knew at once that ths was what was lookng for. He leaned back n the deep leather char n h* offce. "Now what seems to be the problem?'' The comers of hs mouth turned up. "Well sr, 'm lookng for a msson." "Good. You know, around here, every leaf, every ant, every anmal, and every school has a msson. Even Don Jacobs n the Dnng servce has a msson. "So t's not strange at all that you should want a msson.'' "Now a msson works somethng lke ths," he sad. "t's a goal to be strved for, or actually, t's a seres of goals that one strves for, or t's a seres of goals whch one moves toward, or one moves towards ths seres of goals or objectves but maybe one doesn't know when one strves. Do you follow?" nodded. "Let me gve you an example. Ths Unversty. Now we have the goals or objectves of servce, research and educaton, whch we are hopng to acheve or move n the drecton of." He took a deep breath and contnued, "...We evaluate a School on ts msson, we try to understand whether or not that msson s congruent wth the msson of the Unversty, whch wll assume you understand. f that msson s congruent wth the goals and objectves of the school n queston, then we have no rght to look at the school as a school, but only to determne whether or not that msson s congruent wth our msson. f you are famlar wth vector geometry, but doesn't let anyone know how t's gong to get there. After readng the relevant admnstratve documents on the closng of SAMP, can conclude that the arguments seem contrved. t becomes ncreasngly apparent that there s no compellng reason for phasng out SAMP; there are perhaps half-reasons lke the Unversty's msson, funds for mantanng the school's qualty, research, natonal status, and about 20 others. But halfreasons, lke half-truths, just don't add up. When the decson was made last n Search of A Msson then the vector s the msson, and the scalor s the functon and the vector drecton s unaffected by the scalor. Does that clarfy the problem? " sad "yes" from my state of semconscousness, thanked the knd doctor, and departed. As stepped out of the hosptal, felt my face flush and nstantly got a headache. "Eureka!" yelled, ready to strp off my clothes and dance down Spruce Street. "'ve found t. My msson s a headache." Wth a broad grn, walked back to the Quad and to my room to le down and contemplate my headache msson. As thought, my mnd drfted away to the Amazon Jungle. n my dream saw Kudyard Kplng, and asked hm whch way to the msson. He ponted to the rght and walked. passed snakes and monkeys, toads, and serpents, and n my heart knew they (146/90 to 160/100 mm Hg.) Graphcs by Bll Altman all had mssons too. n the afternoon sghted a golden spre n the dstance. As approached, saw that the entre buldng was gold, and ran to the gate. "s ths the msson?" asked the guard. "t s the msson of the sacred art of mracle practce," he responded. "Ths whole buldng s the msson?" whspered. "Oh no, just a lttle bt. The rest s the Unversal Palace." nodded. "Yeah, but whch s SAMP and whch s UP?" "Ths my son s only known to wse men. Far wser than you and me." awoke from my daydream and my headache was gone. had found my msson. But only wse men and trustees know what t s! Kevn Lure (79) s on the staff of The Daly Pennsylvana^ ^4" Then we have a Program for you: An ndvdual sequence of behavoral and/br medcaton treatment for Hypertenson s offered at the Department of Psychatry, Unversty of Pennsylvana. To be elgble you must be under 55-years-of-age and avalable for weekly sessons for three months. Nomnal fees. nterested? Call Paul Unversty of Penna Chrlstoph, Plersol Bldg., Hosp. =*«fc DON'T THROW OUT YOUR $ RECORDS $ We'll Buy Them and Your Parents' LP'S Too! Rock, Jazz, Dsco, Soul, Shows, Classcal, Comedy, Personaltes, Swng Oldes, Etc. WHEN: WHERE: TME: Frday, Oct Hgh Rse South (Harrson House) 3901 Spruce Street 10 A.M. - 4:30 P.M. &}J>rv,l>Dlr 3 Postons Open on the Actvtes Councl Fnance Commttee. year to lengthen the wnter break, the admnstraton tred for weeks to ratonalze where the $150,000 clamed savngs would be realzed. The decson was economcally and practcally unsound, and as t was only on a tral bass, we reverted to the sound calendar. SAMP, once phased out, can't be phased-n. Presdent Meyerson's "U of P: A Fve-Year Revew" of January, 1976 stated several tmes, "Pennsylvana s, above all, a research Unversty." The de has been cast. So now we have to lve up to our reputaton as the thnk-tank of "Brany Unversty Cty." n effect, the SAMP phase-out would be an abandonng of the One Unversty theme of lnkng the theoretcal wth the appled. To quote Presdent Meyerson's report, "Ths theme provdes the focus for our Program for the Eghtes and the source of many of the advances that we have been makng n both teachng and research. ts famlarty must not let us treat t merely as a slogan and forget ts profound message for our future development Our ablty to lnk theoretcal and the appled, as we have done snce the md 1700's, s the source of an extrordnary potental." feel strongly that today SAMP puts ths Unversty n an envable poston, and we don't even realze t. Perhaps t's tme for ths admnstraton to take a "staton dentfcaton," pause fve seconds, and tell the Unversty what t has already decded about the future of SAMP. f Presdent Meyerson truly beleves n the themes that he wrote about lnkng the theoretcal wth the appled, selectvty, strenthenng research, and attenton to undergraduates, feel confdent that the "fnal" decson wll be not to phase out SAMP, but to strengthen t. f Presdent Meyerson does not beleve n hs own phlosophy of Penn, then feel equally confdent that the "fnal" decson was made to phaseout SAMP. But f the muddlng and wafflng that has characterzed past decsons does not stop mmedately, can conclude only that Phase of the shuttng down of SAMP has already begun. As wth WXPN and the Co-op, muddlng s part of the plan. Gregory P. Oussan (Wharton 78) s a representatve to the Undergraduate Assembly. PREPARE NOW! OR DAT CLEP NTE SPUD HADNG TYPNG M,0.»Tlr3.»STAT.»0OM.; DAY,Vt.,SAT..VTAPP. COLLEGE SKLLS CENTER 1717 Walnut Sf 361-7BOO MODERN DANCE ELEMENTARY CLASS 10 WEEKS Unversty Cty Arts League 4226 Spruce Tuesday Mornngs 9:30-11:00 Frst Class Tuesday October 19th, 9:30 AM For nformaton ptaata contact Nancy Lfvlnon GR or Unlvaralty Cty Arts Laagua. BA for Freshmen, Sophomores, & Junors Sgns up for ntervews n the Offce of Student Lfe, 2nd Floor Houston Hall Deadlne-Extended to Oct 20

5 Monday, October 18,1976 Maury Welnsten THE COAST S CLEAR-Penn' Cralg Renfrow, who carred the bau for 3$ yards on 11 attempts to lead the Quakers' stagnant runnng attack, looks for runnng room aganst Lafayette. Grdders contnued from page S) of defense-one that s together." And t was that togetherness, that unty that flowed through the wnnng locker room at Fsher Feld. " thnk we're startng to beleve n ourselves," reflected Gamble, "and that's somethng really mportant for a team, regardless of the sport." Seventy mles back n Phladelpha, you wonder f that could really be apprecated. Salors Have Bg Weekend Penn's salng team took frst place n three regattas ths past weekend. On the Schuylkll the varsty saled to a handy 14-pont wnnng margn over second-place Haverford n the Phladelpha ntercty Champonshps. JV skppers Henry O'Hern and Steve Phllps were at the helm as Penn won 7 out of 12 races n the steady but lght wnds. t was the ffth straght vctory for the team under the gudance of part-tme coach and full-tme Wharton Grad student Steve Cuccharo. The freshman team, behnd Jeremy Banster and Skp Swckert, ted wth Prnceton on ponts n area elmnatons for the regonal Md- Atlantc Champonshps. They were declared wnners by vrtue of the fact that they had ndvdually beaten Prnceton n more races. Both teams and Drexel wll move on to the Champonshps ths weekend n Fort Schuyler, New York. Lghtweghts (contnued from page 6) hm. "Steve dd a heckuva job," explaned Wagner, "but our passng was nconsstent. (Quarterback Dave) Heary has to get the ball to hs open recevers, whch he hasn't been dong. Our offense just has to keep workng." What was t Perry Mason used to say? "The defense rests." Aganst Rutgers, the Penn defense never rested. The revtalzed women's salng team began ts new season by defeatng salors from Prnceton, Rutgers, Bryn Mawr, Columba, and Cornell on Prnceton's Lake Carnege Saturday. Penn was represented by two blonde freshmen, Cory Fscher and Debbe Rce, n two sngle handed dvsons raced n Sunfsh. The lght fluky wnds caused the results to be nconclusve untl the last two races when Fscher mpressvely won the fnal two races and took honors for low-pont skpper. Rce fnshed second n her dvson. Stckwomen Te Perm's women's feld hockey team ted Lafayette Saturday, 1-1. Penn's tough defense kept Lafayette scoreless throughout the frst half whle Sherwn Wer's early goal gave Penn a 1-0 lead. After that, however, the stckwomen "couldn't put the ball n the cage," accordng to Coach Anne Sage. "t's the story of ths season," she lamented. Freshman (contnued from page S) mendable unt, was on the feld so much that n the end they just became tred and neffectve. The game was "frustratng" and there was "lttle consolaton," Gaumer commented. Rutgers dd not turn over the ball at all and smply played a sharp game. 30C 3C 31tC MC Representatve Unverstyof Southern Calforna to be on campus Monday, October 25 Graduate study nformaton-all felds of Letters, Arts & Scences Contact Offce of Career Advsng & Resources 3533 Locust Walk Thrd Floor The Daly Pennsylvana!! Booters Ted (contnued from page 6) perods of overtme, the Quakers shpmen had ther best opportunty to outshot ther opponent, 6-0. Three score, but Dave Denns' drect kck shots ht the post, t wo of them by H c h was deflected away on a brllant save Barros who played a marvelous by Quaker netmnder Brad Hunt, who game. He was the lone brght spot on a dved far to hs left to protect the dark eve for the Red and Blue. No booters' lead. more goals, no vctory. Meanwhle at the other end of the s the problem "slumpts?" To f 'd, Kevn All brght was contnung some extent, yes. The booters tred to to styme the Red and Blue wth lttle st on a one-goal lead for a half and got help from hs teammates. On a burned. On Tuesday aganst Lehlgh routne throw-n, Navy halfback Chrs they attempted to make up for poor Kast tossed the ball past Allbrght, play n a furous attack n the last two who had to make a sprawlng pck-up mnutes. A loss. of the ball rght n front of the net. Two weeks ago aganst Columba, Another Annapols defender gave a the Red and Blue were extended nce pass to Penn's Pete Mannno, scoreless nto overtme before a Penn who shot wde. Wth two mnutes left uprsng scored the wnner. n regulaton tme, a Navy backfeld "Somethng's mssng," remarked mlx-up let Seth Roland waltz Seddon. "We look up at the unguarded down the left sde. Roland scoreboard, tme's runnng out, and got off a hard shot only for Allbrght to we say, 'Hey, we better start tp the ball away. At the moment t playng.'" A bt of md-season comseemed nsgnfcant, but t saved the placency perhaps. evenng for the Mddes. t's tme to go back to the black- On a bad nght, the Quakers were board, tme to get back on the track. A two mnutes from vctory. One mnute slump where you've only lost two of went by as the frustrated Navy at- four games sn't that bad. Ths could tackers kcked the ball wde and past be the turnng pont of the season. the Penn goal. Red and Blue fullback Hopefully a turn for the best. Henry Graef booted the ensung goal Navy 1 *. kck out-of-bounds, returnng PENN t-l possesson to the Mdshpmen. t was FlrfHall O'DonntM (DamalDJO «tme for that one mstake. S«COOOM> Dce- Johnson Paul Harrson, who had played one of the more credble games for the Overtme no scorng snots on Goal l N*vy 0» 0 f. Ponn 10 7 n booters, turned the wrong way Sl.es AMbrlghMNavyl 10. Munl(Pann) J. momentarly and Navy's Mark Decker spotted Jeff Johnson alone n front of the Penn nets. Goal, and t VY SOCC* STANDNO Brown was off to overtme. PENN 2 10 "t was a lot of poor soccer, don't Cornell 1 0 really know where the problem s," Oartmoutt Ml Prnceton lo remarked a dsapponted Seddon, Harvard JO "Lack of spunk there's been a lack Columba 130 Vole ol of spunk, a lack of hustle."n two Netwomen Bounce Back By NANCY GOLDNG The Penn women's tenns team, prevously undefeated untl ts loss to Yale (8-D Thursday, made a great comeback n Saturday's match aganst Rutgers to squeak out a 4-3 vctory. The netwomen, whose record s now 5-1, managed to salvage one match out of nne n ther loss to Yale. "Yale s probably the best team n the northeast ths season. They're presently undefeated, and they played the excellent tenns that we expected them to play," commented Nancy Post who teamed wth Maura Wllams n a losng cause. Although Rutgers dsplayed fne talent n Saturday's match, the netwomen were able to hang tough and come out on top. Accordng to most team members, Penn's level of play was superor to the actual scores of the matches. All but one of the contests went to three sets. Partcularly mpressve was the new doubles combnaton of Gwen Lght and Bonne Rentschler, who won soundly by defeatng ther New Jersey opponents, 6-2,6-3. Cross Country Wns Easly (contnued from page 6) best runner, Dan Schlesnger, takng the sxth poston. Penn runners took 13 of the frst 16 postons. Bruce For, junor Steve Sholtes, and senor Kent Staver "ted" for frst place wth a tme of 25:56. "We were all runnng together wth no one that close behnd us so we all decded la cross over the lne together," commented For. "We're not tryng to outdo one another. Although ths s an ndvdualstc sport, we're tryng to work together as a team." Obvously, the team strategy must work as they haven't lost a meet yet. Some stff competton may be brewng n the future n the Heptagonal champonshps and at the CtA's. 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6 The Daly Pennsylvanan Monday, October 18,1976 Key Kcks Gve Penn Last Lcks By JORDAN MNTZ tng vote. Of the DP Sports Staff Prased Gamble, "Our defense was lookng sold gong nto the fourth quarter. EASTON, Pa.-There was ths feelng of exctement that pervaded the Penn (2-3) was really pleased wth them. Steve (Glasgow) and Charle Grew were outlocker room mmedately followng the Quakers' come from behnd vctory standng." n Easton Saturday. The sportswrters crowdng Harry Gamble couldn't exactly Mark Jones s a 6-0, 200-pound senor quarterback out of Pennsvlle, New pn t down. The person sttng up n hgh-rse would cetanly have dffculty Jersey. He s outspoken, dynamc, but more mportantly, especally to Lafayette explanng t. coach Nel Putnam, a superb passer. Why not? The wn was just over Lafayette, (1-4) a Dvson team, and the So wth 8 1? mnutes remanng n a thrd and ten stuaton and hs squad down margn was only one. Bg deal. by two, Jones promptly dropped back and ht outstandng halfback John Orrco Well, t really was a bg deal, because wnnng, no matter who the opponent and over the mddle wth a bullet. Orrco dd not stop runnng untl he reached the what the score, s one of the fnest feelngs an athlete can relsh. And you Quaker goal lne, 86 yards down the feld. The leopards, wth the subsequent couldn't tell any member of the Penn squad dfferently ths partcular day. converson, led by fve. "We had t all the way," laughed the obvously ecstatc Gamble whle pattng "We just put three recevers on one sde and hoped the defensve backfeld hs players as they walked by towards ther lockers. Bob Rech, Jose Serra, Jm would be mxed-up," Jones explaned. " just ddn't expect that they would be Poynter all passed by tred, but wth sweet smles of success on ther faces. that mxed-up. But what does t matter now," the blond hared feld leader "Man," sghed the coach, "'ll take them any way can." lamented. "We lost to a lucky team. We were better, but they had that Mazzett "Shades of Brown," smled Athletc Drector Andy Geger, referrng to last fellow." week's fourth quarter vctory n Provdence. "Shades of Brown." Red and Blue quarterback Bob Grausten saw thngs a bt dfferently than hs For the Red and Blue, the game had a bt of famlarty ntegrated throughout. counterpart. "After they scored, just fgured we would have to come n and But ths tme there was a pleasant endng, a wnnng endng. drve down the feld for a touchdown, " stated the talented senor. "We dd just n n... _ Photo by Mao'v Walnttn On a flawless autumn day, Lafayette's homecomng, Tm Mazzett dd what he that." BABY, LOVE YOUR WAY Returnng a Jm O'Sullvan punt, Quaker splt end does best by bootng three feld goals, the last a 54-yarder wth room to spare. Ths tme the confuson was n the Leopards' secondary, as Grausten ht Tm Phl Avlla (Bottom) draws a crowd a he heads up Fsher Feld. Avla' sure They provded Penn wth a 9-7 lead whch the Quakers ddn't seem about to Kelly and Jm Delehanty for gans of 37 and 40 yards respectvely, down to the hands and quck feet helped the Red and Blue to ther (Top) vctory relnqush as play started n the last quarter. Only Mark Jones casted a dssen- three. Two plays later, on a patented Johnny Mason "up and over" - t was Gamble opted for the two pont converson,os the extra pont was meanngless Serno,Mazzett: Gettng Ther Kcks wth just three mnutes remanng. "When lned up fgured could beat the defender," explaned a Jublant Kelly, "and dd. Thngs look pretty good now, don't they?" the Georgan contnued to no one n partcular. ByMARKHYMAN The remanng tme perod was domnated by the West Phladelpha defense, Of the DP Sports Staff and rghtly so-as t was the"d" that carred an mpotent offense throughout the entre game. "We were soft n the frst half," opned Steve 'Buddha' Glasgow. The bg tackle contnued, "The second half we realzed we better get t together." Chpped n lnemate Gress,' 'We started to pull for each other and thnk that s the best type (contnued on page 5) EASTON, PA Tm Mazzett and Rch Serno ddn't get to play very much last Saturday. All told they appeared n only 19 plays, and when they dd get n, t was strctly a one-shot deal. No sooner had they fastened ther chn straps than Gamble was wavng them back to the sdelnes. But Mazzett and Serno are heroes. Tm Mazzett ht feld goals of 26,40, and 54 yards. And as f that wasn't enough, he booted a few of hs "Oh no, you won't run ths one back" klckoffs. Meanwhle, Serno was mantanng hs low profle and second place vy standng wth a 36.4 yard average on nne punts. Ths week they're heroes and they deserve t. but Mazzett and Serno have been around long enough to know that a tny mstake here and a mscue there turns heroes nto goats. And they worry about t. " must have walked about four mles today," Serno sad. " paced up and down the sdelnes all day. got so nervous that fnally went behnd the stands and kcked nto the soccer nets. t's the tme between punts that klls you-all the worry about gettng the next one off." Mazzett s on the spot more often than Serno and Saturday's game was a perfect example. Three tmes Gamble called on hm, three tmes he delvered. f even one of hs bullets had fallen short, Penn loses and Amerca ponts ts collectve fnger at Tm Mazzett. So after the game, the Quakers' best ever placekcker was both Jublant and releved. "What can you ask a feldgoal kcker?" he joked. "f make'em, 'm lucky, f mss, 'm hurtn' "How do feel about makng the dfference today? Exactly the opposte of the feelng had after the Columba and Lehgh games when we had the chance to wn f ht (the feld goals), but ddn't." Gamble knows the kckng game pulled hm through Saturday and he's grateful."we're very fortunate to have a guy lke Tmmy. What was that last one?-54 yards? Well really felt lke he had a good shot at t. t wasn't a hal Mary-type thng. "And Serno? Well, he ddn't really boom any but that's not what we're lookng for. We need a guy who's gong to be consstent. The real long ones are fne, but f every other punt s off the sde of the foot, well, we're n trouble." Serno worres more about the wnd currents and snaps than hs foot though. "Ther punter (Jm O'Sullvan) averaged about 50 yards n the frst half whle was down around 36. Now don't mean to sound lke a 38 average s a bad day, but most of mne were aganst the wnd and that really makes a dlffernece. And Frank Sorrent, who snaps the ball for me has been just great all year. t helps when you know the ball s gong to be n your hands, not over your shoulder or on the ground." Saturday, Sorrent was perfect, Serno was almost perfect and Mazzett was a thng of beauty. f ths keeps up, Gamble may not bother passng or runnng the ball. Just gve t to Serno to get out of trouble or Mazzett for three ponts. Wthout those two, Gamble doesn't have a leg to stand on. PENN Lafayette P-FG Mauattl24 L Orrco run ( M tvtnno Kck) PFOMauattaO PFGA«4U14ttlS4 L Orrco Mam from Jonw (Havarng kck) P Mown run (pan fa,m AtfarKlanca NDVDUAL LEADK BUSHNG Pann: Ronfrow, carrlaa for 34 yard*; Maon..for.lt, 1 TO; Orouttln, U-for-la. Lafayotta: Orrco. Jl-for-aa, 1 TO; Mualclan 15-fer. al. Jona. 10 for. PASSNG Pann: Orauatan, H-for-J7.for.1S4 yaraa. Lafayana: Jonoa. 13 tor 23 for 103 l nto. Stuart. Ofortoro. 1 nfo RECEVNG Ponn: Dtlananty, S-torTl; Ran. (row. a.for 4; Maaon. 4-forn. Lafayatta: Wam.4 lor 41. Orrco, Jfor-tO. TO; Olvan2for 42. Flratdowm Ruahta yard Pastng yard Rafurnyard Total yard Paaaaa PWfs avaraga Fumbta-Hoat Panama* yard Brown Prlnctfon Harvard van Dartmouth Corn* PENN Columba Panmyvanla 12 M-rt VY FOOTBALL STANONOS Pet Lalayatta S 41 11! PF 41 t PA » to MXED BAG Perm defensve end Charle Gress (85. left) puts heavy pressure Mdshpman durng the boaters' dsappontng 1-1 te Frday nght. EM «e.shop Navy Knots Booters n Last Mnute By JONATHAN LANSNER Slumpts? Somethng s wrong wth the Penn booters. Frday nght at Frankln Feld, the Quakers (5-2-1) played poorly but managed to come wthn 44 seconds of a vctory. One Penn mstake equalled one Navy goal, however, and the Mdshpmen (4-1-1) salvaged a 1-1 draw. t was the thrd straght game wthout vctory for the Red and Blue. "Lousy," bemoaned Penn coach Bob Seddon. "We were Just plan lousy." For a bad nght, the booters got off to a strong start. n fact the Quakers played a superb frst half, outshootng the hapless Navy squad But the offense, whch has scored a mere three goals n the last four outngs, agan mssed connectng on excellent scorng opportuntes. Just fve mnutes nto the game, Henr's Sean O'Donnell led Lenny Danels wth a perfect header that left Danels breakng n alone on the Navy goal. Danels could only muster a weak shot whch was an easy save for Mdshpman goalkeeper Kevn on Lafayette quarterback Mark Jones; the Allbrght. t was probably Allbrlght's easest task, for he was outstandng all evenng whle the Red and Blue peppered hm. Thrty mnutes nto the match, Allbrght made hs only mstake. After repeated pressure n front of the Navy goal, Quaker mdfelder Paul Harrson dshed off a smart pass to Lenny Danels, who banged the ball goalward. The ball evaded a dvng Allbrght, only to smack off the goalpost rght to Sean O'Donnell, who headed n hs seventh goal of the season. t was the last assst the booters were to receve from the PENN 15 Harvard 17 Brown 21 Vala 37 Cogato 17 PENN Columba 3 Brown 1 Dartmouth 3 VY FOOTBALL VY SOCCER LTWT FOOTBALL Lalayatta 14 Dartmouth 10 Corntll 12 Columba «Prlncaton 7 Navy OT Yala 1 Cornall 1, OT Harvard 2 Quaker freshman runnng attack sputters (center) aganst Rutgers, and the Redand Blue's Lenny Danels (rght) pursues a Ptttr Cnapman Stavt Thomal yellow ppes. The second sesson was sleepnducng. "We weren't makng the plays n the mldfeld," commented Penn's Rch Whelan. "We're not passng lke we used to pass. t's not any ndvdual problem, t's a team thng." Both teams seemed content to randomly kck the ball up and down the feld. There were few chances to score. Whelan bounced one off the post. O'Donnell overran a pass that mght have turned nto a breakaway. Mdway through the half, the Md- (con tnned on page 5) Rutgar 0 Quaker GrdronWeekend: A Study n Sharp Contrasts Ltwts. Blank Rutgers By STEVEPETERS Start wth two non-scorng offenses, sprnkle a handful of Jeff DeCaro, add a pnch of Mongo, throw n some Steve Galetta, mx n a goal-lne stand for good measure, and what have you got? Penn lghtweghts 7, Rutgers 0. Jeff DeCaro s 65-yard runback of a thrd-quarter ntercepton was the only score of the game Saturday at Frankln Feld and dsplayed the key to the entre contest a tght, aggressve Quaker (1-2) defense whch occasonally bent, but never broke. Vctorous coach Bll Wagner sad afterwards, "They all played well. Mongo (Bob Mongeluzz) was outstandng." The frst two mnutes of the second quarter typfed the defensve effort. Rutgers, after startng wth frst and goal at the Quaker three, made a total of two yards on three runnng plays to set up a fourth down at the one. DeCaro broke up the ntended pass and Rutgers never serously threatened thereafter. Wagner's defensve charges weren't qute fnshed stealng the spotlght, however. They stopped the Scarlet Knghts on fourth and a four late n the fourth quarter, ntercepted two passes (both by DeCaro), and recovered one fumble. "The goal-lne stand gave the defense confdence," sad Wagner, "and t showed throughout." The offense faled to score for the thrd consecutve game, but they were hampered by the loss of leadng rusher Woody Taylor n the frst quarter wth a straned left knee. Penn's attack, spearheaded by Steve Galetta and Phl Sobo, ground out only 161 total yards, and three turnovers klled drves. The game ended wth Penn n possesson at the Rutgers fve. The offense was not wthout ts hgh ponts. Galetta, playng at less than 100 percent physcally, led the Quakers n rushng and exhbted the twstng, dartng runs expected of (contnued on page 5) Rutgar 30 PENN 15 PENN 4 PENN FROSH FOOTBALL CROSS COUNTRY WOMEN'S TENNS FELD HOCKEY PENN 7 Yala 47 Rutgar 3 Lafayatta l SALNG PENN capturad Phladelpha ntarclty Ragatta wth 20 polntl. RUGBY vlanova Law 4 PENN "A" 0 Vlonova Law S PENN "B" 4 Erc Dunayar ROOM TO RAMBLE-Penn lghtweght runnng back Steve Galetta sees lttle but open spaces durng the Quakers' frst wn of the season, a 7-0 shutout of Rutgers. To Stngng Harrers Overmatched Els Lose ByTEDRESS Although the fall has descended upon the northern temperate lattudes and most nsects have ether ded off or gone nto hbernaton, the mosqutoes were stll out n New York's Van Cortlandt Park Frday. These mosqutoes were not of the small, quck varety that plague us durng the summer, but of a bg slow varety posng as Yale cross-country runners. Needless to say these lumberng nsects posed no threat to the Quaker crosscountry runners as the unbeaten Red and Blue swatted Yale, "They were not even as good as we thought they would be," commented Quaker captan Bruce For. "We ddn't really have to put out that much to beat them." The Bulldogs obvously knew that they were overmatched as they tred to pull one of the old but useful "psych-out" moves. Expectng ther varsty opponents to arrve at the apponted tme, the Red and Blue went through ther warm-ups and sprnts only to be greeted by the Bulldogs' J.V. squad at the 3:15 startng tme. Pleadng gnorance, the Yale squad appeared H-hour later whle the Quakers were sttng around gettng stff agan. "Coach Tuppeny called them up three tmes to confrm the startng tme," sad For. "But you can see that ther lttle game ddn't hurt us at all." After the delayed start, Penn runners took the frst fve postons, wth Yale's (/contnued on page 5) Rutgers Outmans Frosh BySTJARTG.MARON..There were no excuses Frday. The weather was perfect and the playng condtons were optmum, but the freshman football team stll lost to the Rutgers squad. To say the 38-7 score was not lndlctve of the play would be an extreme understatement. The freshmen played well for the frst half and traled only 14-7 wth 17 seconds left when they were forced to punt. But a smple pass play wth a few mssed tackles made the score 21-7 at halftme and the freshmen should have left because they never even threatened n the second half. The freshmen began ther frst drve from ther 10 wth the ad of a few penaltes and some good runs. However, another ntercepton and Rutgers, after a drve coverng 39 yards, scored one a 3-yard run wth 1:44 left. Penn started the second quarter wth a 30-yard drve to the Rutgers 46 where t commtted stll another turnover. The Quakers' defense held Rutgers agan and Penn mounted ts only scorng drve of the game. From ther 28, the freshmen marched gallantly down the feld combnng passng and runnng perfectly. On thrd and long, they contnually converted. The drve culmnated n a 1-yard touchdown run by Quarterback Mark Staples. Wth the score ted at 7, Rutgers came rght back and scored ts touchdown on an 8-yard run. 14-7, Rutgers. The Quakers and Scarlet Knghts traded punts untl the crucal pass play wth 10 seconds left n the half. Freshman coach Rod Gaumer clamed, "that pass was the turnng pont of the game. After that, we were forced to try and get a quck score n the second half to get back nto the game." The second half can only be descrbed as a bg dsappontment to the freshmen. They dd not score. Ther offense was stagnant. Ther defense, whch was the only com- (contnued on page 5)