INTRAMURAL FOUL SHOOTING CONTEST
PLACE NAME
Ist Randy Kresge 21
2nd Gene Clews 20
3rd Ernie Brownstein 19
4th Victor Myloradowycz 19
sth Tim Rumsey 17
6th Paul Greenberg 17
7th Don Hossler 15-17
Bth Harold Voglesong 15-15
9th Iggy Loßianco 15-14
10th Jeff Seaton 15-13-X
11th Ed Raible 15-13-0
12th Marc Joseph 15-12
ENTRY PLACE
TEAM POINTS POINTS TOTAL
Raiders 25 100 125
Movement 25 75 100
Movement 0 50 50
Movement 0 25 25
Individual 0 0 0
Movement 0 0 0
DMZ 25 0 25
Studs 25 0 25
DMZ 000
DMZ 000
Studs 0 0 0
Studs 0 0 0
Other Entries:
Bob Hartman Studs—7, Dennis
Silbaugh DMZ-11 Rich White
Studs-11, Rich Willis Studs-12,
John Marmarich DMZ—7, Bob
Fritz Syndicate -14, Jim
Shabelski Studs-12, Don Lewis
Trojans-7, Mark Levin
Movement-10, Danny Trozzi
Gino Giants-10, Walt Miller
Gino Giants-10, Bill Glavin
Gino Giants-9, Joe Rice
DMZ-13, Jim Kihm DMZ-4,
Allan Hooper DMZ—9, Glen
Gorney DMZ-11, Ed Gregori
DMZ-1 3, Dick Risinger
Raiders-8, Gene Fazzie
Trojans-10, John Mergenthaler
Trojans-10, Mike Kelly
Trojans-6, Paul Roberts
Trojans-6, Rock Shammnick
DMZ-1 1, Bob Polis Gino
Giants-10, Leroy Howell
Studs-6, Bob Guss Faculty-14,
Mike Tannous DMZ—II, Brian
Newman DMZ—I4, Gerald
Slagle DMZ-12, Denny Cole
Movement-14, Gary Swartz
Movement-12, and Bernie
Schonbach DMZ-2.
BILLIARDS!
Deadline for Billiards (Male,
Female, Coed) is January 29,
1971 at 5:00 p.m. Billiards begin
on February 2nd. This will be an
elimination tournament at the
Student Center. There will be a
three day limit.
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Al ter Father Linden’s speech,
the audience began to ask
questions. A great deal of
misunderstanding occured
between the stage and the
audience. Father Linden’s
answers reflected a high
emotional involvement. Judging
from the audience reaction,
Father Linden’s answers were
unsatisfactory, dealing more in
the philosophical implications of
the case, than in the actual facts.
At this point, Tom
Minnicker, from the Harrisburg
Counsel, came out and spoke on
behalf of the three Baltimore
priests. “All will enter pleas of
NOT GUILTY”, Minnicker said.
He confirmed that the
government cannot prove the
conspiracy. He reiterated that
there was no such plot, and that
these “men are Not Guilty.”
After Minnicker’s speech, the
audience became enthusiastic.
Many signed for the Vigil and
Rally, and many contributed
money.
Times for the Vigil will be
10:00 a.m. until 6:00 p.m.
Thursday and 10:00 a.m. to
noon on Friday. On Thursday
night, a film on Dan Berrigan
will be shown at 8:00 p.m., in
the Function Room of the
HACC Student Union Building.
On Friday, January 29th, there
will be a Rally at noontime on
the Capitol steps.
About thirty members of the
Capitol Campus community
were in attendance at the
meeting Sunday.
NUMBER OF PARTICIPANTS
AND TOTAL POINTS
TOTAL
MADE
DMZ
Raiders
Movement
Studs
Syndicate
Trojans
Gino Giants
Faculty
Individual Entries
Total Men Participants
Total Men Participations
WOMEN’S INTRAMURALS
PLACE NAME
Ist Sheila Paton 12
2nd Jeri Delaney 6
3rd Phyllis Honeyman 5
4th Sheila Ryan 4
sth Jan June 4
6th Barbara Schurig 3
7th Paul Friedman 1
FOUL SHOOTING CONTEST
-25 SHOTS
ENTRY PLACE
TEAM POINTS POINTS TOTAL
DMZ
Women 25 100 125
Playmates 25 75 100
DMZ
Women
Playmates
DMZ
Women
DMZ
Women
DMZ
Women
TEAM TOTALS
DMZ Women
Playmates
Total Women Participants
Total Women Participations
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This Week’s Happenings
THURSDAY-January 28th,
another big kegger at Superthrift
in Middletown. Be sure to bring
your College I.D. Sponsored by
our CCSC. SATURDAY-
January 30th, Chinese New
Year. MONDAY-Movie, “Le
Bonheur” in the auditorium at
7:30 p.m. Sponsored by the
Artist Lecture Series, February
Ist. TUESDAY-February 2nd,
a Dance Concert in the Student
Center at 9:00 featuring Locust
Grove, The Hollow Axis, and
The Hard Times. Sponsored by
the CCSC.
The roots of responsibility
run deep
Join VISTA and c^row
Volunteers in Ser/ice
to America
On Campos 27-19
XGI Conference
The XGI Fraternity had the
privilege of hosting a one-day
conference at the Pennsylvania
State University (Capitol
Campus), which was held
Saturday, January 16,1971.
Participants in the conference
were representatives from
twenty colleges in Pennsylvania
and New Jersey. The featured
speaker was Robert D. Ford,
staff assistant on the Governor’s
Council for Human Services.
Ford, a 1970 Capitol Campus
graduate, has been instramental
in the development of the
Program to Advance Veteran’s
Education—PAVE.
TOTAL
PA RT’T POINT!
15 25
2 125
7 175
8 25
1 25
5 25
4 25
1 25
1
TOTAL
MADE
Topics of discussion ranged
from: PAVE and Vet’s
counseling programs, to
communications between college
and organization methods.
There will be another
conference on April 3, 1971,
which will also be hosted by the
Capitol Campus XGI Fraternity.
50 50
25 25
0 0
0 0
175 Points
125 Points
TEACHING IN MIDDLETOWN:
The faculty and
administration of Middletown
High School have taken six
Capitol Campus Student
Teachers under their wings...in
everything from unhooking
Annie Ferrino’s dress from her
coat to catching Tony
McGovern’s falling Coke bottle.
Ed Hoffman seems extremely
hung-up with Dangling
Participles and Mr. Farmer his
co-op. Becky Myers has just
enough knowledge of French as
well as English, and it seems her
co-op teaches both!
Mr. Allan Gallager can’t
decide between baked macaroni
and his sixth period class. Mr.
Bianchi enjoys coffee breaks
while he hears about “long hair”
and the next class. Tony likes to
use the phrase, “Shut up!”, to
his class. He thinks these are the
only two words to use...and he’s
right! Miss Ferrino, who very
rarely answers to her name after
being “Annie” all her life, is not
knocking over as many desks
this week, and is getting used to
her high heels.
A surprise visit from the
Grahams on Wednesday caught
the Student Teachers trying to
smile, and talk about anything
but student teaching.
THE CAPITOLIST
by Mauro Notaro
CAPITOLIST
STAFF
On the Snot!
by Superteacher
GOT THE CUT ??
by Lee A. Nell
Got the clap? Bad Breath?
B.O.? Are you bothered by
excess stomach acid? Acne?
Zits? Headaches? Neuritis?
Neuralgia? Fine. Go down to the
nearest Rea and Derricks and
buy your way to pleasant living.
However, if you are bothered
by paying $7.50 per term to
park a car for classes and you
don’t know what to do, keep
reading. We’ve found the answer.
Is Lee Levan a sniveling idiot?
Is he a tyrant? Do you hate
Professor X, but have to take
him anyway? Does Twyla Brown
pass you in the hall and not say
“Hi”? (There must be someone
she doesn’t know.) Does the
food in the dorms stick in your
throat? Do your next-door
neighbors keep you up nights?
You may be waiting for the
answer. Here it is. Bitch.
That’s right. BITCH! BITCH!
BITCH! One of the few
pleasures we have left is the
plain, ordinary bitch. Throw
open your back door and
scream. Write a letter to your
Congressman. Tell the professor
where to get off. Somewhere in
your head there is a bitch
waiting to be heard. Well, open
up and let it out.
Last week’s Editorial was
about apathy. We’ve got it here.
And we’ve also got people saying
we should come together. That’s
not a bad idea. But if you can’t
get on that scene start your own.
Bitch. Everyone has something
that really sets him off. And if
you find someone with a similar
gripe, fine. You’ve got a
movement.
As has been pointed out, last
year was a year of action just as
this year is a year of inaction.
Maybe joining a group is no
good anymore, and maybe doing
something constructive leaves
you cold. But if you ignore a
bitch and just do some dope or
flip on the tube, chances are that
the bitch will still be there next
day. So why not bitch? It can’t
hurt.
Critic’s Notebook ZABRISKI POINT
or THE DECLME AND FALL OF MICHELANGELO ANTONIONI
AS PERFORMED OY A CREW OF RANK AMATEURS
Reviewed by
William M. Sloane
It would be difficult to
isolate the absolute Worst Film
of 1970, for such would involve
hours of agony passed in sleazy
drive-ins as Vincent Price turns a
laser beam on Elvis Presley
making love to Annette
Funicello. Let us then consider
one sub-category: The Most
Arrogant Film of the Year,
Zabriski Point.
Inexperienced actors and
actresses having been handed
leading roles, it would have been
less insulting to us and to them
had the director at least tried to
exact a semblance of
characterization. In this case
Signor Antonioni achieves a
passable line-reading, though at
times we could have sworn he
was holding up cue cards.
Several scenes are direct
plagiarisms from other, better
movies, but most are
unfortunately original. “Let a
pair of kids cavort in the
desert,” says this brand of
streamy-consciousness, “and
have the camera act merely as an
observer.” It would have been
less insulting had the cameraman
been awake
Seeming to have achieved
sufficient mediocrity at simple
surrealism (Blow-Up), Antonioni
now has moved on to another
level: simple atrocity. If cinema
of the absurd is done cleverly
enough it may be possible to
cover up certain structural
One of the many ways you
can bitch is to write a letter to
the Editor of this paper. Chances
are that we’ll print it. Or write
an article. Although this is one
of the best ways to bitch, there
are others. Run down the hall
naked and screaming. Or wear a
sandwich board to classes. Burn
your “favorite” teacher in
effigy. Or burn yourself. But
don’t just give up. Brutal
communication is better than no
communication at all. So bitch a
little.
Does Spiro Agnew make your
stomach churn? Do you still
hate the war? Do your
roommates feet smell? Do you
hate people who write stupid
articles like this? Well, let’s hear
it!
SWIMMING
The Jewish Community
Center at Front and Vaughn
Streets in Harrisburg, has given
permission for Capitol Campus
Students to use their swimming
pool facility every Wednesday
from 1:00 to 2:00 p.m.
beginning January 13 and ending
June 23,1971.
Student Requirements:
(1) 10 cent fee for towel and
soap.
(2) Show OWN student ID
(3) Wear swimming cap if you
have long hair; Bring your own
or buy one at the center for
$2.00.
If you have questions call
Bob Stanley at 787-7751 or the
Jewish Community Center at
236-9555. (Mr. Ted Woods).
ENVIRONMENTAL FILM
LISTINGS. . .
February 4-“ What is Ecology”,
“Problem With Water is People”;
February 11-“ The Third
Pollution”, “The River”;
February 25-“ Between the
Tides”, “Peace and Voices in the
Wilderness”
weaknesses. When the
construction of a work is so
blatantly third-rate that one
winces in embarrassment, it’s
time to go home.
Remember the fabulous films
ot the thirties in which a
newspaper headline would come
spinning out onto the screen?
How far we have progressed!
Antonioni unifies his effort with
screaming radio newscasts, as
unskillfully done as possible.
The story itself is completely
predictable, with each move
obviously pointing the next.
There is no climax, and at least
three adequate stopping points
are ignored as the film creaks on.
Zabriski Point substitutes
mistake for mystique; there are
such unprofessional errors that
one cannot consider them
accidental. This is pure
audience-contempt. Antonioni
takes for granted that a genius
can receive only praise, even as a
garbage collector. He won’t have
the opportunity to dump on us
again.
Facial
1971
Features
DARTS!
Deadline for darts (Male,
Female) is February 4, 1971 at
5:00 p.m. Darts begin on
February Bth. This will be an
elimination tournament at the
Student Center, individual with
a three-day limit.
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