Brown University - Liber Brunensis Yearbook (Providence, RI)

Text from Pages 1 - 314 of the 1974 volume:

y h 4 7 7 7z v ey LLEt s e s sy AR i i i i iy 2321227 1 i L R - i 4 LT T 7 2 ' Y x gt O AR, 5' - .;-; . L-l;;- o T e i, X s Y 4 1 - i :Yiu 1 213 S 140 0 cEmis IR cppbr Paggt i ' x x Nsx 14 pre-face Faces fill this years Liber. What better way can there be 1o haracterize our +4-yvear experience!? Especially in a community of Brown's dimensions and texture: where even nameless faces as- sume a comfortable familiarity. And so it goes, Byes odllery, ears music, mouth consumption and nose frustrations, and mundane daily activi- ty etc.. The ambiguity of our collective situa- tion surfaces somewhere between frus- trations and University Hall. Laboring in a vdcuum of political activism, puzzling over the waning vilality of the New Curriculum, pressured by pre-profes- sionalism and financial anxiety, we begin to wonder: What is the value of a college education? But, remember this book is not an issue-oriented docu- mentary highlighting the notable, vocif- erous, and committed participants. Rather, it is a mosaic of images. We hope you will recognize and identify with them. 16 23 44 64 82 136 148 160 166 192 D17 280 just folks sounds maximal consumption frats + fenton sports home sweet 4-year home frustrations a talk with Mr. Hornig normalacy + other alternatives academics seniors gilc, 16 17 18 20 SN R T R N SRR 0 SR il L . O oo i pre oo 28 St s Tt 26 28 29 30 - -.-g'!;. usic DepaRiuent PAPOON 4 PRESIDENT YNOT INSANE U 100 Y T AT SIRREALSY LT LS PARTY RoracArsA 1 FUBL WIS TR0 T 18 THATRE A day without music is a day without sunshine. In Providence, the latter is inevitable, the former impossible. 50 much music floats around, it's hard to avoid. The kids Whea 5ed e oradtice i the bathrooms have been shipped off to the East Campus. Now the stereos are left 1o fight it out and they do. The dorms are playing at Radio Free Wriston, their different pro- grams fusing into a rock soul country classical jazz caco- phony. Jumping Jack Bach. Un- avoidably, bass notes seep through the walls and give the people up- stairs a buzz, but with headphones you can cruise along, and all that's heard is tapping feet. 50,000 watts from the Sci Li brighten the campus. Good morning. good night. Increment your system! With that new amplifier, you'll only have to turn up to one-third volume to split your ears. Now, if you have anything left, Come to Mother, 31 32 et Our home-grown is the best. It's so much more natural when you can see where it's coming from. Usually the orchestras and choruses remain unno- ticed until perfectly practiced. Then they repossess Sayles Hall where every eye is as firmly rooted as those painted gazes. Music brings out spontaneous creativity: a bawdy parody sung in a bar or an inspired oboe passage The excitement brings on the dance, spastic and brilliant. Wherever two or three gather in its name, music reigns. Almighty? Not re- ally; the song gets a 78 only if you can 4 L 5 g Vfgm a1 B o o dance to it. Did anyone dance before 16007 It even fills the conversational gaps, if the smoke doesn't filter the air- waves, Some tunes are beller than others for a typing rhythm. lf you believe in magic, music works. Its a springboard of greal fantasies. Basso profundo in the shower. Everybody's in show biz arms pumping invisible guitars faster than Peter Townsend ever thought possible. Every songs a per- formance. Fred and Ginger probably never heard more than the beat. Jagger strut. 88 34 S5 36 It s been 10 years since Ihe Dediee sane o America; some still Sceeeml fBer v e classics are coming back with an innocence Donny Osmond was never young enough for. Anyway, De. bussy's much better for my plants than Tull. The orchestra still outdraws spring weekend, Music fills the air but you can't capture it on film. The Green at dusk just isn't the same when you can't hear the sounds of band or orchestra re- hearsals. A picture of the Creen is Ust another Green shot loo bad you'll have to record the memories yourself, 37 38 B DA SAD IR 39 i 40 - l- . 43 44 T f tn 46 47 2 48 Sir, Could you comment on the changes in Brown consumplion patterns over the past few years!? The uh consumplion of Brown students usually, uh, starts with a runny nose, then leading into the various phases of, er, influenza leading into . 49 50 Ihese dgaeils gre crazy l tell you buy almost anything, eat anything that's nailed down or isn't moving too fast. Weird lot, I tell you. ERE'S Ment BROWN THAN THE SAME OLD ROUTINE 4 , ll.,l V I N i g N AN . DA DA N NSNS g I SRR 2 52 54 Sludents eat more now than ever. for example, your average student eats no less than 4 meals a day nutrient content less than 0.009. This is not much different from previous Brown students but the total numbers are really amazing. A recent survey shows that each student eals 8 pounds of food a day, nearly 56 pounds a week, 224 pounds a month, 1 ton 688 pounds a year, and thal s just in food starches and carbohydrates. 55 If it weren't for Brown, l seem to disremember that the Nar- ragansett Breweries would fold inside of a week. 1 have also dis- covered a curious facl: the number of beer cans on campus used to be inversely proportional to the number of those funny smelling homemade cigarettes, but not anymore. Is significant, maybe? I dunno. Do they have music! hone lower than 140 decibels day or night. I saw this one student move in with a quadrophonic rig with so many dials and knobs that figured that he was either the local command for NASA or a commo-pinky trying to use up electricity so as to put our Richard M. out of office. Look at all the electricity these idiots use up: TV's, stereos, refrigerators, electric blankets, hair dryers I tell you we wouldn't have any energy crisis in this country if we d just shul down the cam- puses, 58 55 TR x z 0 . THERMO : T T R IS PN GRNREE i CETE O T R RS R SR 4 oA TN GRS G SN PR ft TR SR e SRS GENER EYTE c e o S, S s B f'i T 41 i - . : - a st A e i S Q. Do you find that the average student still has a love affair with his auto, despite the lack of gas? A. Oh, yeah lots of autoerotocism. Why all time you see em cranking it up 'til it turns over and just rammin' that stick shift home, then they burn rubber and peel out. 61 63 65 TOAD HALL 2 o Q;4 ol g TOAD HALL b6 ZETA PSI 67 68 T e R S DELTA PHI OMEGA 69 70 KAPPA DELTA UPSILON 7 74 OK, sports fans. How many have never heard a Fenton story before? What you are about to hear are the most incredible collection of stories that you have ever heard in your life. You have NEVER heard anything like this before. These aren't funny stories; they're not sexy stories; they're not dirty stories. And they are also not fake. The stories you are about to hear are all true, every single one of them. Telling stories is a hobby of mine. What that means is basically I hear about these stories, see them on TV perhaps, read about them perhaps. When I see, hear, read or in some way find out about an amazing story I then check out every single fact in them, go to the places where they happened if practical, talk to the people concerned with them if possible, read the periodicals or books about them until I know that every single fact in every single story is true because 1 have personally checked it out. When I do, I then add it to the list of stories I tell. I have, end to end, about thirty stories like this, and I tell them at many places. Superbly I might add. There are some rules. If there's anybody here that can't live to the rules that's fine with me. You know, you can leave or I just won't tell them. It's all right. The rules are that you can't talk during the stories; you can't leave during a story; you can't ask questions while the story is going on; and of course, you can't laugh or in any way do stuff like that. If you do I just stop in the middle and that's the end. So if anybody can't live by those rules they can leave and that's the end. . . . These stories range far and wide. They're all kinds about all kinds of subjects. This particular one I will tell you now is indica- tive of the type of amazing story and amazing facts that involve backed up with the proof that I have checked on and that you yourself anytime can check up on. With that, one of the stories begins. Several years ago, a young woman awoke in London . . . 75 76 PHI KAPPA PSI 7 78 i, A PHI DELTA BETA 80 DELTA TAU H -m- T . 1 R, o 81 8 83 BROWN UNIVERSITY PERMITS AREA 84 85 8 b h' bt i i 87 88 g m,, m Q N : 90 R o Y Sk 91 o h, 'lll ! 118 i i,mw - n - ff; ? JIJIM'lllllll'b'll'n .t'. mIllflnmlmmmm, i , r I A1 AITIIIIITIL 15101 490D vmmwumlllm,,,,,, s l ':Z 'll:?,',?';'lnm 1 14 ll ll 1 h 1177 ot , i i ,',', llr':'mu I un l LI o8 94 96 97 98 i 7 AN i 99 100 101 103 104 .4 l L 107 108 110 111 1 g$ i 1 116 117 118 S 119 120 121 om- 122 LR . o anwee., gy Q-: W A LA - 124 125 126 e L o o R WS - 127 128 - - 10 s i g B Lr - sl ps 255 130 SPORTS SUMMARY SPRING 1973 VARSITY BASEBALL overall: 15-20-1 at Morehead State PROVIDENCE COLLEGE at Murray State at Murray State at Murray State at Murray State at Memphis State at Memphis State PURDUE at Murray State CORNELL ARMY ARMY HOLY CROSS at Dartmouth at Harvard at Harvard NORTHEASTERN NAVY NAVY at U.R.I at UR.L PENNSYLVANIA at Columbia at Princeton at Princeton PROVIDENCE COLLEGE PROVIDENCE COLLEGE YALE YALE at Connecticut DARTMOUTH DARTMOUTH at Dartmouth at Dartmouth at Dartmouth - EIVEE - .; B O VTN WNa2AOUWMAaONaAawWwNON 2 UaNNNORROUNMON WO W 132 E.I.B.L.: 6-8 O N2 WWOWNN WA N -I - o MOUVOOO LR R AW WOUOOWDH WN 2 FRESHMAN BASEBALL overall: 5-12 5 at Worcester Academy 6 13 at Worcester Academy 6 14 at Eastern Conn. J.V. 6 11 NORTHEASTERN 17 4 HARVARD 5 0 HARVARD 8 5 CONNECTICUT 4 2 at Yale 4 4 at Yale 6 9 BISHOP HENDRICKEN H.S. 1 1 at Pilgrim H.S. 2 1 EASTERN CONN. JV's 5 1 EASTERN CONN. JV's 5 1 DARTMOUTH 6 1 DARTMOUTH 6 4 at Holy Cross JV's 1 b BISHOP HENDRICKEN H.S. 7 VARSITY LACROSSE overall: 10-2 lvy: 6-0 7 Virginia 16 6 Towson State 7ot 20 SPRINGFIELD 3 11 at C.W. Post 3 13 BRINE LAX CLUB exhib. 6 17 at Connecticut 9 11 CORNELL 3 2 at Princeton 10 74 JOHNS HOPKINS 18 19 at Harvard 8 15 YALE 4 9 PENNSYLVANIA 7 15 MASSACHUSETTS 4 15 at Dartmouth 6 4 at Maryland NCAA 1st rd 16 FRESHMAN LACROSSE overall: 8-2 6 at Farmingdale Tech 24l at Connecticut 13 MASSACHUSETTS 10 ALUMNI 4 at Nassau Comm. Coll. 12 HARVARD 11 YALE 8 at Army 10 at Tabor Academy 15 at Dartmouth VARSITY GOLF overall: 7-6 409 at Holy Cross with M.L.T. 398 at Yale with Holy Cross 414 CONNECTICUT WESLEYAN 4 at Middlebury 6 at Providence College with U.R.I. BOSTON COLLEGE HARVARD 12th at E.LC.A.'s 407 at Dartmouth with Boston College 419 VARSITY TENNIS overall: 8-4 6 CORNELL ARMY at Harvard at Dartmouth CONNECTICUT at M.ILT. at Providence College NAVY U.R.I. at Columbia at Princeton YALE nd at New England's E.NTEA: 2 N NO-NYOWmRWOOU O WU A NWW 404 429 387 412 419 432 417 398 380 400 4-4 12 wooNOOoO OO MU CREW overall; 3-2 BOSTON UNIVERSITY 6:28.0 Varsity 6:49.7 7:00.5 Junior Varsity 7:19.9 7:19 Freshmen 7:10.5 at Harvard 6:44.5 Varsity 6:39.6 7:00 Junior Varsity 6:47.8 7:19.1 Freshmen 7:06.2 at Northeastern wjColumbia 6:06.3 Varsity N 6:04.1 C6:40 6:05.2 Junior Varsity N 6:03.8 6:19.6 Freshmen N 6:13.5 U.S. COAST GUARD ACADEMY 6:07.2 Varsity 6:17.2 6:12 Junior Varsity 6:20 6:20 Freshmen 6:25.6 at Eastern Sprints in Worcester, Mass. 5th Varsity 6:06.6 I.R.A.'s at Syracuse, N.Y.-Finals 2nd Varsity 6:25.4 6:21 Wisc. 2nd Junior Varsity 6:33.1 6:28.5 Wisc. 1st Freshman Fours 7:24.5 OUT-DOOR TRACK overall: 3-2 67v, at North Carolina St. 8572 101 HOLY CROSS 53 95 COLUMBIA 54 83 at U.R.I. 71 66 at Dartmouth 88 at Georgetown Relays 2nd-Hammer Throw 2nd-100 Yard Dash 4th-Shot put 4th-Spring Medley Relay Team 6th-440 Relay 8th at Boston College Relays field of 18 2nd-440 Relay 3rd-Mile Sprint Medley Relay 3rd-880 Relay 2nd-Hammer throw individual 2nd-Hammer throw team at Penn Relays 4th-Hammer Throw 2nd-Fri. heat of 440 3rd-Fri. heat lll of 880 5th-1C4A 440 Relay 5th-1C4A 880 Relay tie for 5th HEPS at Brown 2nd-Hammer 3rd-100 yd. dash 1st-220 yd. dash 4th-440 yd. run 5th-880 yd. run 1st-440 yd. relay 3rd-NEW ENGLANDS at Brown 2nd-Hammer 3rd-Discus 1st-440 yd. relay 1st-440 yd. run 4th-440 Int. Hurdles 4th-100 yd. dash 4th-880 yd. run 2nd-120 High Hurdles 4th-One Mile Relay at IC4A's 3rd-Hammer 2nd-220 Yard Dash FALL 1973 VARSITY FOOTBALL overall: 4-3-1 Ivy:4-3 20 U.R.I. 20 20 at Pennsylvania 28 34 YALE 25 16 DARTMOUTH 28 7 at Princeton 6 17 at Cornell 7 32 HARVARD 35 37 COLUMBIA 14 FRESHMAN FOOTBALL overall: 3-2 15 YALE 14 7 at Dartmouth 26 8 at Connecticut 28 372 U.R.I. 8 15 at Harvard 6 VARSITY SOCCER overall: 12-4-1 Ivy: 6-1 1st 2 CER 1 1 at Pennsylvania 3 6 at Boston University 0 2 YALE 1 2 at Springfield 2 4 DARTMOUTH 2 0 CONNECTICUT 1 0 at Army 2 4 at Amherst 1 1 at Princeton 0 1 at Cornell 0 4 HARVARD 0 1 at Conn. NCAA. playoffs Oot 6 COLUMBIA 0 2 YALE NCAA playoffs Tot 1 HARTWICK NCAA playoffs 0ot fl St. Louis NCAA semifinals 3 FRESHMAN SOCCER overall: 10-0-1 8 at Dean Jr. College 1 6 YALE 0 3 BROWN J.V. 0 5 DARTMOUTH 0 4 CONNECTICUT 2 2 at Army 2 6 U. MASS. 1 5 PAWTUCKET WEST H.S. 1 5 at Springfield 3 3 BROWN J.V. 0 2 at Harvard 0 VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY overall: 2-5 34 YALE 23 48 U.R.I. and 58 PROVIDENCE COLLEGE 27 48 at Harvard 15 45 DARTMOUTH 16 43 at N.Y.U. 82 with Fordham 19 10th 14th place at Heptagonals place at New England's WOMEN'S FIELD HOCKEY overall: 0-7 0 Trinity 1 8 Wesleyan 5 3 U. Conn. 5 1 Wellesley 5 2 Radcliffe 3 1 Wheaton 5 1 Yale 6 WOMEN'S TENNIS overall: 5-2 Trinity 4 5 S.M.U. 0 5 Wesleyan 0 5 Conn. College 0 6 Wesleyan 1 2 Wheaton 3 3 Yale 6 3rd in New Englands WATER POLO overall: 7-14 at Penn State Tournament 3 Bucknell 7 9 Columbia 6 11 Johns Hopkins 12 1 YALE 2 at Army Tournament 3 Army 12 8 St. Francis 9 7 Army 'B 8 1 at MLILT. 4 5 at Dartmouth 4 6 HARVARD 7 at Yale Tournament 5 Army 10 5 Fordham 11 8 Syracuse 9 3 Yale . 8 at Northeastern 4 New England Championships 4 Harvard 5 8 M.LT. 6 9 Northeastern 10 7th place Eastern Championships 3 Fordham 4 2 Harvard 6 7 M.L.T. 2 WINTER 1973-74 VARSITY BASKETBALL overall: 17-9 Ivy: 11-3 2nd 76 at U.R.l. 67 84 at Davidson 103 71 BOSTON COLLEGE 73 63 at Yale ! 56 63 at Harvard 78 102 BUFFALO 84 69 DePaul Hall of Fame 73 82 St. Peter's Hall of Fame 67 86 at Cornell 65 81 at Columbia 62 102 YALE 70 81 LAFAYETTE 67 71 at Cincinnati 95 91 at Xavier 73 84 at Dartmouth 67 64 PRINCETON 59ot 66 PENNSYLVANIA 65 73 at Providence Coll. 75 2ot 71 COLUMBIA 56 92 CORNELL 76 72 at Pennsylvania 89 49 at Princeton 70 83 U.R.L 68 83 DARTMOUTH 78 56 HARVARD 54 77 PROVIDENCE COLLEGE 92 WOMEN'S BASKETBALL overall; 13-1 48 MT. ST. JOSEPHS 29 45 at Northeastern JV 24 65 PROVIDENCE COLLEGE 36 47 at Radcliffe 3l 55 at U.R.I. 33 35 at Boston College 51 56 at Wesleyan 42 52 PROVIDENCE 38 47 at M.I.T, 31 60 U. CONN. 42 48 at S.M.U. 25 41 YALE 34 56 at Newton 50 44 CONN. COLLEGE 34 FRESHMEN BASKETBALL overall: 14-4 94 at U.R.IL, JV 75 81 BOSTON COLLEGE 71 72 at Yale 86 65 at Harvard 71 85 ar R.l. Jr. Col. 64 80 JOHNSON 8 WALES 83 73 ST. THOMAS MORE SCHOOL 68 62 at Providence Coll. JV 47 76 at U. Conn. 61 83 at St. Thomas More 68 71 YALE 56 72 U.R.I.JV's 28 1: DARTMOUTH 62 70 HARVARD 72 81 PROVIDENCE COLLEGE JV 7 VARSITY HOCKEY overall: 10-13 Ivy: 3-9 St. Louis St. Louis PRINCETON at Boston College at Cornell at Yale, ot HARVARD MCGILL MCGILL CORNELL NEW HAMPSHIRE at Providence College BOSTON UNIVERSITY ST. NICK'S exhib. PENNSYLVANIA at Harvard at Army NORTHEASTERN at Princeton at Pennsylvania PROVIDENCE COLLEGE DARTMOUTH YALE at Dartmouth A A NWAWWNU QaaON AT ND A WN W 3 9 4 0 3 5 6 2 3 4 3 6 5 1 4 6 3 3 2 4 2 4 2 6 WOMEN'S VARSITY HOCKEY overall: 3-5 LOYOLA CORNELL at Colby at Cornell CORNELL McGILL JOHN ABBOTT COLLEGE NN O - NOo FRESHMAN HOCKEY overall: 19-0 6 at Providence College 6 BOSTON UNIVERSITY 7 at Boston College 13 NEW PREP 10 at Yale 6 HARVARD BOSTON STATE 11 ALUMNI 9 at Boston University 6 PENNSYLVANIA 8 at Harvard 7 NEW PREP 8 NORTHEASTERN 17 at Princeton 10 at Pennsylvania LE PROVIDENCE COLLEGE 6 Dartmouth 7 YALE 5 at Dartmouth MEN'S SWIMMING overall: 7-3 67 at Connecticut 41 YALE 63 SPRINGFIELD val COLUMBIA 79 MAINE 71 at MI.T. 74 KEENE STATE 27 at Harvard 68 COAST GUARD ACADEMY 42 DARTMOUTH 2nd in NEW ENGLAND'S N S WwWMhNws Nwouasrw N2 who s wohaNnUO 45 50 42 33 41 68 45 70 33 WOMEN'S SWIMMING overall: 1-4 64 CONNECTICUT COLLEGE 56 3rd at Wellesley 41 SPRINGFIELD 81 68 U. MAINE-90 U.R.I.-50 6th in New England's at Maine 64 U. CONN. 67 37 YALE 85 134 INDOOR TRACK overall: 4-5 87 BOSTON UNIVERSITY 49 at Boston College with Holy Cross 31 at Northeastern 44 at Yale with Pennsylvania 74 at Columbia 28 at Caonnecticut 40 at Dartmouth 6th at HEPS at IC4A's 30 31 78 76 44 86 78 WOMEN'S GYMNASTICS overall: 2-5 47.10 at Northeastern 54.70 URI 52.95 U. CONN 50.35 YALE 50.9 at Boston State 58.60 WESTFIELD with RIC 80.9 BOSTON STATE Score unavailable 70.3 54.20 69.05 64.25 80.3 64.80 50.9 WRESTLING overall: 1-9 9th at Coast Guard Tournament 35 at Lowell Tech 18 at Connecticut 3 YALE 6 at Columbia 7 at Cornell 3 PRINCETON 0 PENNSYLVANIA 6 at Harvard 18 at Dartmouth 6 at U.R.I. Ivy: y ISt PR B85 umw BOAR o A 136 187 w 943 ., ot 139 140 9 D 141 42 143 146 147 148 149 150 STUDENT , - DELIVERY. WINDOW. edit brnlifel? script EDIT: d frustration DOWN! EOF: So you've decided to pick up your mail. It's about time. The box gets so full that they can't stuff my Daily News in the morning. It hasn't been long. Besides, we get a lot of junk mail and you never bother to throw it out. How can I throw it out? You might be interested in the Prager and Ar- nold Professional Dowser Kit. Open the box. You do it. The combination only works for me half the time. Humm . . .let'ssee. . .aletter from ya from mums. How is your old lady anyway? Still claiming she has Dutch Elm disease? Her hair is falling out . . . And here's a notice about an oral- genital sex lecture. That must be mine. Life-Time books is putting out a three volume encyclopedia on mitosis in Littorina littorea. You're a bio major, aren't you. Well, I have taken Engin 6. . . Then here. Let's see . . . an announce- ment about a meeting of Gay Lib. You finally got on their mailing list. You can have that one. What's in the package? This month's assortment of condoms. Why should you care, or have you changed your style since last semes- ter? I was never very much for checkered prophalactics. . . Here's last month's Newsweek, this week's overdue notice on a book I returned last semester, and you have a card telling you to pick up a pack- age. Holy shit, I have to be at an East Campus class in two minutes . . . Wait, you have my card please? Here Hey Henry! Did you see that funny shaped box of cookies? Never mind, they're under the set of Littorina encyclopedias. How could you put a box of cookies for tomorrow's paper? Just a moment please 151 AAALRRRR GrRRAR 52 Due to the high cost of food items, all servings must be made in standardized portions. THANK YOU FOR YOUR COOPERATION, CLICK! Pause CLICK! Hello, can I help you? Yes, I'd like to put a notice in tomorrow morning's BDH. I'm sorry, it's too late to put one in for tomorrow. But it was supposed to be in today's paper. I brought it over a week ago. Humm. It should be around here. CLICK! Pause CLICK! I've found it, but it's handwritten. So? We can't take handwritten notices. I can tell you what it's supposed to say. We can't take them over the telephone. Why not? Hold on, I'll let you speak to the Managing Editor. CLICK! Pause CLICK! Hello. Yes, was trying to put in a notice . . . Well, we need one copy for each day you want it to run. It has to be typed, triple spaced on a full sized sheet of paper with the date you want it to run on the top. It also must be brief with the first three words capitalized. We need it at least two days before the publication date and it can only be run three times. Do you prefer a certain color paper???2? No preference. Just don't make it onion skin. Why not? How the hell should I know why I haven't been getting the Herald? Are you sure people haven't been rip- ping it off from your dorm? I get it in my mailbox. Then you are getting your paper! No! I'm supposed to get it in my mailbox. Okay, what's your number. 987. 987. pause Hey is this Walter? Sure is. Jane? Yea! Walter, I hadn't heard from you this week so I figured you were finally getting your paper. Well, I would have called and com- plained earlier this week but I had this test on Tuesday and can you tell me what the movie is tonight? The Seven Stepsisters of Godzilla Pass. It's listed right up on the board there. Is it any good? Is it any good! Why it marks Sergio Frankles debut as a surrealistic director and the first talking Swed- ish motion picture to use the fade- in-zoom-out-re-focus Schultzman tech- nique. You haven't heard of it? You wouldn't be a Film Society Per- son would you? Yes, am a member. How could you tell? Something about your eyes. Can I have four tickets? Do you have your ID? Yes, right here. Then that's 50 for one ticket and 754 each for the other three tickets and that comesto . . . 4 But I thought I could get a discount ! on all the tickets . . . : Only if you have an ID. But I have an ID. But you need one for each ticket you buy. But my roommate and I have our girl- friends coming down from Wheaton . . I'm sorry but we can only give you standardized portions. Can't I have two hamburger patties? I'm sorry, but that's not a standard- ized portion. But the hamburgers are only half as thick as they were last year! I'm sorry, but we can only give you standardized portions. Even if the servings are half as large? Why don't you take your complaint to a student member of the university dining committee? I am a member of the university din- ing committee. Then, why don't you talk to Mr. Cleave- : land? Who? Editorial: President Heffner ate at the Ratty last night and he hasn't been heard from since I was a fresh- man. Christ, this steak's about as tough as my bathtowel. What do you know about bathtowels? You haven't touched one in weeks. I'm going to get something else. It's going to be a tough choice: beef pinwheels glazed with pineapple sauce or curried shrimp stuffed with corned beef hash and topped with honey and ketchup? I'll find something. Don't take your plate up. What am I going to put my food in? It has something on it, and if you leave anything on it, you don't get seconds. But I don't want seconds, 1 want firsts. Good luck. But the steak's inedible! I 153 Nonsense! The University offers its students the best possible meals at the lowest possible prices and with negotiotions on the library situa- tion due to resume on Friday, the President will not be meeting with students while we are bargaining in good faith. Mr. Hornig, do you know that some library employees earn so little that they receive welfare? 1 don't know the details. How much do you live on now? None of your business. How much money is spent on public relations? How much money was spent on Patriots Court? How much money is spent on university negotiator Michael Brown s salary? None of your business. An issue which a majority of the faculty has always supported the president on is that salaries of individuals are not discussed. But we pay our money for these things . . . That's right you're not going to pass next week's test. Why not? I passed the first two . . . I realize that, but you're not going to pass this one. You want me out of the course. Is that it? I talked with your section leader is really strange. He talks about gang banging Anita Bryant at least once a week from now, we'd like you to sel up a colloquium with Dr. Hornig and the students. A colloquium? Yes, we'd like to let the president inform the students personally about the tight fiscal situation the univ- ersity is in and let the students provide some input into the decision- making process. But I thought the decision to raise tuition next year was already made? Uh. . .well. . .it hasn't been officially made. Mr. Maeder's model is almost ready and we plan to tell the stu- dents after we've let them speak their minds. That shouldn't take very long list of applications we have to make a decision on before tonight. How do their qualifications stack up? SILENCE Would anyone like to speak for an individual in the remaining pool of candidates? SILENCE Are there any football players left in the pool? SILENCE Any minority group members? SILENCE All right, you guys win, break out the dartboard. HOORAY !!! but I get the first shot. FiSCEE5E8888 o o o Now, com'mon, Doug, you know the ad- missions director always gets first shot. DRUM ROLL And the winner of a $32,000 no ex- pense paid trip to camp Brunao for next yearis. . . NUMBER 18! Who's that? You remember Anita Bryant don't you? She's the lady who does orange juice commercials on television. I never watch TV. Why not? If the programs don't make me sick, after watching Mr. Whipple squeeze his Charmin, I feel like throwing up. For how long? Ever since dinner. Well, why don't you take a seat and I'll let a nurse take a look at you. Couldnt I see a doctor? I really feel bad. Do you have an appointment? I wasn't planning on getting sick . . . Why don't you go over there . . . Judy, this lad has a case of Ratt stomach, will you check her out? Sure, just follow me please . . . have a seat . . . put this in your mouth . . . and I'll be right back after we couldn't get a seat at the hockey game. Can you get it on 'BRU-AM? They're prob- ably broadcasting it. Sorry. It won't come in here, Bill. Do you know anybody in the quad who gets it. Nope, actually, I haven't tried since I was a freshman. Is the station working? 1 don't know, but my roommate gets up every Tuesday morning to program for them. Say! Have you tried listening on the hall telephone? No. We're not going to carry the hockey game. It's on AM . . . no thisis the FM number . . . No, I can't take a request now, we're playing an Insight . . .No, it's a public affairs show . . . What? Well, wait a minute let me see . . . it says here that David Epstein interviews Michael Crossgrave on the Implications of Centrepetal Force on Tightrope Walk- ers . . .what do you mean the tape's on backward? Wait a minute. . . efiw etal ym noyac ohce ot noom- yenoh tsrif ym no rebmemer I. yl- duol rehtar maercs ot ycnadnet a evah yeht llaf yeht nehwdna . . . Humm . . .you're right. Well, since you're the first person to call in the ten minutes the program has been on the computer for over an hour now. I'm sorry, the system has been ol 277 DOVN! EOF: cp log ? 156 u Jtha that the people in tha house c thathe thet the people in tha house Yes Dr. Biggins, BRU is broadcasting at 20,000 watts. Yes, we're using the old transmitter atop your lab. You see our new one broke . . . How can you tell? Oh, the amoeba are humming Stairway to Heaven again? Would you like us to play something else? No I really need that book. Did you check the stacks? Yup. Well it's not out. Shall I put a search on for it for you? You put a search on it weeks ago! But we lost it has been revealed to me that Harvard has decided to drop the charges against the four of you for stealing their band drum. Now the bad news. We haven't in here and saw this, Miss Wilson. What is it . . . oh, how did the plant get knocked off your desk? You vere ze last vone in here last night, Miss Vilson. You must have hit it. You know that vas my favor- ite plant . . . But I don't remember knocking it over Mr. Maeder. Vell, get it cleaned up. I don't vant dirt off my face. What are you doing in here? Why shouldn't I be in here. Women have to go to the bathroom occasion- ally too. And I'm in no condition to hog the urinal. But this is the men's room! What are you, a male chauvinist pig? been able to run your program. Perhaps if you came back in a few hours. Say three or 7.2371x813.21Y+S3.141572,51+961x4.112 GCCunsYx7.2371x813,21D+53.141542.511901Yx4,112 WO4m4 77,2371 F43.21013C3. 141 5101961x4.112 416X2,5112.514691x4.112 12.514691x1.112 many improprieties on the use of the buses. Therefore the following guidelines are in effect. came came 1. In taking trips, band members shall have first priority for the cheerleaders . . .say they won't stand up for the national anthem. They have some noive, right preppie? I notice youse guys ain't un-American. They're playing the national anthem now and youse guys are standin up here tonight is because we have a problem. It turns out that three of the candi- dates in the election have violated our election laws. Shoot'em. Quiet John. These really aren't terrible infractions. Two of them wrote to their parents about their candidacy. Now admittedly this is only a mild infraction of the rule on unapproved publicity, but we have to decide whattodo . . . Shoot'em. John! I don't like to hear a good little worker like yourself saying those kinds of things. We must de- cide where to draw the line here. Af- ter all, under the Hare system, if candidate A is disqualified prior to the election his votes might give B newfound strength which he might not have had if C had also been disquali- fied. Then again if we censure can- didate E. . . It really doesn't matter John. Why not Eric? We lost the ballots. Again? Where are they? John, if I knew that 1157 1 would like to go back and see Bill again tonight. There is no way in hell you would get me to go back to Providence and be with that friend of his. But I thought you were having a good time. You didn't come downstairs from his room until morning. I know. Things were going really well until he pulled out his checkered prophalactic for Thanksgiving. The Student-Alumni Relations Committee would like to see Mr. Schaeffer. I am Mr. Schaeffer. I'm from New England Telephone. We have a new sensing device which mon- itors the current going through your telephone and we have ascertained that you have an illegal extension. No. I don't. I'm sorry Mr. Schaeffer, but you can't fool a $200,000 machine . . . 1 don't have one extension, I have four -1-1. Ring, Click. Pause. Hello. Hello? Hello. Hello, is this information? I thought this was information. But I'm calling information. So am I. Really. They must have screwed up the lines. Where are you calling from? Providence. I'm in North Carolina! God, this is almost as good as the time someone hooked me up with this guy in Singapore . . . You mean you dial information often instead of using the phone book? Oh sure. For convenience, we will continue to use the traditional, but inexact, phrase the set of vectors X1 ,X2 ,...xn even when we wish to take account of possible repeti- tions in the list. Our one concession to purists will be the omission of the braces ,when we use the word set in this imprecise way. After this long word of warning, you may safely dismiss from your mind the whole troublesome 158 question about the sanity of one of my independent con- centrators. What does he want to concentrate in? Well, it says on his STUDENT'S STATE- MENT RE CONCENTRATION: Since Brown claims to provide an un- dergraduate with a liberal arts educa- tion, I have chosen an independent concentration in Introductory Courses not only to expand my horizons in all fields of endeavor, but also because most of the introductory courses in this place are guts, and my father wants his little boy to get straight As so he can go back home and take over the family funeral home. After all, you wouldn't want to break my father's heart would you? No it doesn't hurt there, it's my stomach. Then take that silly thermometer out of your mouth. I'll get her something. Does she have a temp? No, just give her some isomulitin. Wait. Is she on the pill? Hold on, I'll ask her. ARE YOU ON THE PILL DEAR? YES YOU! ARE YOU ON THE PILL? Why won't she answer? I don't know, mom. I'll find some sort of job after I graduate. But that's only one month from now Michael. Did you try the placement office? No mom. Why not, Michael? Because Walter got his job there. As what? He's a quality control inspector for the Trojan Company. DOV EOF: file Ro TE0 D030 I 5726 S 56 159 160 47, 44, 161 162 As seniors, we have been at Brown as long as you yourself have been. In these 4 years we have recognized changes in ourselves, stepping stones in the process of maturation. Have you felt any strong personal changes in yourself during the past 4 years? Well, you may have looked forward to maturing. When you get to be my age, you rather regret it. I guess I've relaxed considerably in the course of 4 years. I've learned that all of the problems of the university are just a bit harder and more complex than I thought they were when I came. l was very ambitious to achieve quite a lot in a hurry. One could imagine that after a little bit of consulting everyone would agree with you, and do all sorts of great things in unison. The first stage of maturation was to discover that the university is composed as it ought to be of very strong-minded individuals, both famong the students and on the faculty, and that they're not that easily persuaded as to how they want to go. At times this gets very frustrating. I think that as I've gone along the biggest thing l've learned has been to respect all the people in this process. You asked me whether I had any strong personal changes: of course, the biggest one I had was a heart attack. When you came to Brown University, whal kind of relationship did you expect to be able to develop between the students and yourself? I don't suppose that I defined that very precisely. What I'd hoped for was 1o be able 10 develop a kind of dialogue with students in which there would be mutual respect, mutual confidence, a considerable degree of candor, and in which there would be a fairly honest interchange. Perhaps students, in some respects, dont think I've played my part 've been a little bit disappointed at the extent to which students have not been entirely open in our discussions. The things people say aren't always the same in different forums. The things they say to me are often really political positions rather than straightforward statements. Of course, I suppose I do this somewhat, too, but I find that the things they tell me aren't quite the same things that they say to each other or to the outside world. Everyone is engaged in a certain amount of role playing. What do you think in retrospect that the student body expected of you as president? Asking what that thing called the student body thinks or what it expected is like asking what 500 faculty members think. I don't know. I have the impression, though, that when I came here each part of the body of students expected me to be a knight in shining armor leading the charge on behalf of whatever their cause was: whether a film study program, for which no one had been able to find the money thus far, or a better football team, or you name it. I'm sure they had the dream that when a new president comes we're all going to settle down and be a family, very closely knit. We'll all get to know him. When I want to go in and chat with him, he'll be there to talk with me, presumably to answer all my questions, which is something I can't even do for my own children. I have to admit that when I came to Brown, I'd been away from students for a while. Originally, my intention had been to make my career in the university. From 1946 to 1964 1 did. I had gotten to know Brown well in that period. From 1964 to 1970, when lots of things were happening, I was away from students, so my expectations were tied to a considerable extent to what I perceived through the eyes for instance of my children. At all times I had one in college and one about to enter, but the fact that there were six years without any immediate contact with students did affect my thinking. One of the things I expected most was the stimulation of seeing the world through the eyes of people who still had everything ahead of them. Maybe it has nothing to do with being president, but it is, I think, one of the greatest joys of coming to a university; and it's one that's been, by and large, realized. Do these student expectations and input affect any major decision-making? To put it succinctly, I'd say that there are several classes of problems. In everything related to what governs the circumstances of student life while they're here as students, students ought to have an absolutely major input and say. In regard to things mainly involving long range policies, students are listened to very carefully, but for the quality of the ideas they express and the fact that they say it from a different vantage point than the other people who advise, but they aren't entitled to any special consideration because they're students. And finally, there are some kinds of questions, such as investment decisions, into which there is usually very little student input. So there is a complete range. Now, Id say that in any case that belongs in the first category, we have tried to listen to students as much as we could. How has it affected things? Let me cite some examples. I don't think thatthe music demonstration affected our thinking about the problem, which had been to look as hard as we could for funds for pianos and praclice rooms. However, it happened to be a good example of practical action by the students because the attention that was drawn to that problem resulted in people giving us money. Size is an overworked problem. You know the problem of size is really very simple. The bigger a university gets, the greater the variety of programs it can offer. It stands to reason that if you add two professors in history you can give four more history courses. And so on. I'd say the argument for getting bigger is that it makes more diversity in what can be offered possible; and the argument against it is very simple, too: the sense of community decreases. The bigger you get the harder it is for everyone to know each other. We will have a debate, I'll bet, as long as this university exists, on what the right balance is. In that kind of debate, student views are very much heard. Finally, overcrowding: obviously students were listened to. The heart of that matter was a short term thing, if you're thinking particularly of the fall of 1972. Surely no one in his right mind would ever have adopted that as a permanent model for the university, but remember our plans had originally been made on the assumption that we would have a new dormitory on a parking lot. But we still have a very fine parking lot and no dormitory. What it adds up to is this: student views, when they're well thought out, when they're well stated, have accomplished important things. What is your attitude toward the campus feeling that your administration is unapproachable and treats students as extraneous? Would you consider more personal contacts with students in general on a more frequent basis? You know, it's hard to take that question seriously. The students, as far as know, are what this place is about to everyone in University Hall. There are only 168 hours in a week. For myself, see students in lots of ways, and don't know how I could see them much more. In part, I try to see what students are doing and see students with each other in such things as conferences, plays, athletic events, lectures, etc. We occasionally have meetings in dorm lounges. I'm not a great believer in very formal things. I've gotten more, in many cases, from people who have dropped in alongside with me in my daily walk back and forth to tell me about one thing or another. In many cases, this is more revealing that 20 or 30 people asking the same old questions over and over again. The temptation to role play with a larger group is very great. I've had people in trouble drop in and see me here on Saturday mornings. I've gone along with people to see Charlie Baldwin. I've had people call me at home I don't know of anyone who's ever been turned away. I suspect what I'm saying applies to most of the members of the administration. So, if you can find me some more time or help me to organize my time better, of course I'd consider more personal contacts, but I try to accept all the invitations I can. There are 6500 students who would like to be seeing us; there are 500 faculty members; there are also quite a lot of parents who think they ought to be able to get in on our time. There's also the plain ordinary business of the university to transact. I just can't believe that you'd really mean that the students are regarded as extraneous. I've taught at Harvard, Princeton, Cal Tech, UCLA, Rochester at various times I've never seen a place where the administration has paid as much attention to the undergraduates or worried as much about the undergraduate curriculum and the circumstances of undergraduate life. Still, there's a lot to be improved on, I'm sure. I think you're right that there's a problem, but I'm not sure what the answer is. As president of a university, your approach to your job must be threefold because you're dealing with a body in three vital, functionally different parts: the corporation, the faculty, and the students. How do you view the relationships between these three? What do you find to be the basic conflicts? Let me turn this question around. I think there may be conflicts, but they aren't basic conflicts. The university has several kinds of responsibilities Its first is to educate students, in several different ways. One is general and pre-professional education: this is what we mean by undergraduate education. Then there is graduate education which is professional education done within the university. Next, the university has a real and important obligation to society, not only to train people to do things better ten years from now than we've managed to now, but also to generate some of the understanding, some of the new knowledge that'll make the world a little better to live in. Finally, there's also a responsibility to all the people who have invested their labor and their love and their gifts in the university. What is the relation between students, faculty and corporation? Students are here, in the broad sense, to learn and to mature. Faculty members are here, I think, for a variety of reasons: they're here partly because they enjoy students and they love to teach. They're here partly because this is an environment which they find intellectually stimulating, in which they can develop themselves, and in which they can make a contribution to solving some of the problems of the world by adding something of their own. The members of the corporation not only represent the interest of all the people who have contributed to the university, but legally speaking they are the university. The basic responsibility of the corporation is to the long range functioning of the university and the wise use of its resources; the corporation doesn't get involved in how we teach or how we do things internally. There's an obvious conflict for faculty time, just as there is for my time. You all want faculty members who are distinguished scholars, who can tell you something more than you can read in every textbook. On the other hand, students also like faculty to spend more time with students. There is the problem of striking a balance of effort and time. The basic conflicts to the extent that they exist come in how you divide up people's time. I've never thought of any one of the three parts being against the others. At Brown, more than at any other place I've known, the parts all are equally loyal to the institution and to what it's trying to do. They try to pull pretty well together. I hope you feel that way after four years here. I came back because I love Brown even at a very difficult time. Even despite Providence? Well, you know Providence has I was away for some 13 years Providence has improved enormously. I rather like it. The Benefit Street area, for example, was terribly run-down and now it's largely been spruced up. In 1957 there was no Rt. 95 or 195; Providence was widely regarded as the principal obstacle between New York and Boston or between anywhere and the Cape. That's because all the roads wound through narrow back streets and created great traffic jams. Do you think Brown is different place now than it was four years ago? Ill give a qualified answer as I do to everything: yes and no. I don't think Brown was a lot different in 1970 than it had been in 1957. I think that the great reform of 1969 occurred because Brown was Brown and a place likely to spawn Maxwells and Magaziners and people thinking like that. Brown has a very special style and ambiance. That has remained through these four years. Surely things have changed quite a lot. All during the spring of 1970 when I was getting ready to come here, there was news, exciting or terrifying or whatever from the campus. I came here in June, and the strike was in full swing. It was sort of messianic; it was like a great revival meeting. That first fall I don't know how you found it as freshmen but arrived here in September and I thought that the New Curriculum was one of the very exciting things about Brown. I also found a group of really passionate people who looked on it as a rigid idea and whose approach to it wasn't How do we continue to develop undergraduate education? but rather, Now that you've come here, Mr. President, what are you going to do to finish implementing the New Curriculum? ' Furthermore, we both arrived at the end of a period of a particular kind of activism, including a certain amount that I didn't admire: a kind of intolerance and a kind of unwillingness to listen to dissent from its own particular kind of righteousness that I thought was quite incompatible with my idea of a university. But now activism has vanished from the scene to the extent that I have sometimes worried if I shouldnt do something to stir things up a little. That reminds me that one of my first encounters with the press was in 1954 when I was dean of the graduate school. Those were still the days when there was a weekly convocation which all students had to attend, at which either President Wriston or a dean or 163 164 a faculty member talked. Things were pretty quiet so I gave a talk pleading for just a little radicalism. And the result was that the Providence Journal came out the next day with the headline Dean Pleads for Radicalism. I had to answer questions for lots of alumni. There have been times that I've been tempted to repeat that performance. I believe that the university has become more serious, more thoughtful about what it wants for itself and for the world. My impression is that everyone here has become aware that both our own problems and the world's problems are more complicated than we thought four years ago, which is fine so long as everyone doesn't start thinking they're so complicated that they can't be dealt with. I do have very much the feeling that the surface calm is papering over more unease than perhaps I recognize. It's very hard to answer that question. Educationally I think we've gone through the cycle of simply saying, Have we implemented this thing called the New Curriculum? People are asking the basic questions all over again. They are asking, What is it expect from Brown? What is the university trying to do and what should it be trying to do? Physically the university has changed too. We've got a new pool which really is, I think, as good as any in the country. Since you came, the List building has made a fine addition to the place. Brown keeps on evolving. The merger of Brown and Pembroke and the formation of the MD program are surely going to go down in future histories of the university as important events. I suspect your four years will have seen two of the major events of Brown's history. Is there any way to alleviate the obvious town- gown controversies around here? I dont know of any place where there aren't town-gown problems. The simple fact is that students be it in the middle ages or now are strangers who move in and take over a. piece of somebody's town, and it seems to me, everything else in some sense springs from this. You import 5000 strangers and put them down in the middle of Providence. In lots of ways they don't see life the way the people of Providence do, and the people of Providence don't see life the way they do. I suspect there never will be any completely happy accommodation for that reason. On the other hand, there's nothing better that could have happened to Providence than to have Brown located in the middle of it. In a whole variety of ways it's what keeps the place alive. What do you see as Brown's weak points and its strong points? Its weakest point is that it hasn't enough endowment. That's a simple answer. Next, wish we could agree a little more than we have on just what it is we want to be. In 1969 the faculty explicitly refused to back any statement of philosophy in regard to the New Curriculum. How to put the curriculum into effect could be agreed upon but a statement of philosophy could not. Just in the past few months, the Committee on Baccalaureate Degree Requirements tried to make a simple statement of philosophy and it too has gotten chewed up in discussion. Nevertheless, there is a sense of what we are. It is a weakness that we haven't been able to evolve a good system for defining our objectives as clearly as we'd like. I think that we can and will improve the counseling system for undergraduates; I think that we can and will must have more ways by which every undergraduate can get to know at least two or three faculty members well enough so they feel they can provide good references. I think that the Brown faculty pays more serious attention to its undergraduates than at any place with which I have ever been associated, but there's lots of room for improvement. Brown's strong points: some are obvious. We have a first class student body and an interesting student body. We have a first class faculty and an interesting faculty. I'd say that Brown's strongest point is a very particular style. There is more sense of community both between students and faculty and among the various parts of the faculty, and more sense of identity than any place with which I've been associated. This, I think, is the strongest asset. Brown has two other very strong assets. One is a general tradition of quality; that never solves problems, but it always helps. The other is a tradition of adventurousness. Brown has always operated relatively on a shoestring, but nevertheless, it has done very well for a long time. What kinds of changes do you foresee for Brown in the near future or in the distant future for that matter? The problem of getting close relations between a scholarly faculty and a student body is a neverending one. I think we'll continue to work on the questions of the curriculum, toward a more challenging interaction between students and faculty, toward improving the counseling and guidance systems. The business of being a prophet has never been a very rewarding one, and the success record isn't very good. What I see for the near term is a continuing effort on everything related to a Brown education, but nothing very dramatic in prospect. In the long term, I think the biggest single problem is to try to evolve a sufficiently agreed-on educational philosophy so that it can be expected to motivate everybody. I think we'll make progress on that; 1 don't think we'll ever have an answer. In the longer pull, I think the evolution of Brown will have to reflect the evolution of the society it's in. No, I won't make any long term predictions, other than that I think Brown has been adventurous enough and interesting enough and we have enough internal vitality so that I suspect Brown is going to stay pretty much in the center of the stage as it goes along, but I won't tell you what the play is going to be. Thank you very much, Mr. Hornig. 165 166 The days of student activism are memories now. Strike -shirts are collector s items, packed away in moth balls. Modes of Thought courses are passing into oblivion with little more than an occasional whimper. The campus is quiet except for the sounds of beer kegs rolling through Wriston Quad on Friday afternoons. Cambodia! God we can hardly remember it. The new curriculum? That's why we came to Brown! Pembroke! No. We re from Brown. The campus is quiet except for the wild cheering after the first quarter of the Brown-Harvard football game. Watergate drags on but there are no mass marches to Washington, no angry protests condemning the immorality of the President s actions. It's difficult these days lo muster a spirit of solidarity among us. 1 suppose times have changed. We must carefully pack away our idealism for another day. We must settle down and study now, and think of other things. 167 168 BUMPER ol ILHERD R T T et 1 Impeach Nixon Now More Than Ever Impeach Nixon 'Now More Than Ever 169 170 171 172 f 4 T4 v vy AN R 173 Unlike our older brothers and sisters, we are too cynical to be swept along by mass movements. Instead, each in our own small way, we fight our own divers, mundane battles, in courts and classes, not in the streets. Energy has been rechannelled. Facile answers no longer seem to work. We have had to move forward into guiet activism: we have not turned back to apathy. Surveillance: Is This the Law? jericho SEXUAL EQUALITY THIS IS THE LAW The Queen: ''There's the King's Messenger. He's in prison now, being punished and the trial doesn't even begin 'til next Wednesday and of course the crime comes last of all. Alice: Suppose he never com- mits the crime? Lewis Carroll DETENTION aclu 175 176 177 o0 S 0 178 . Wi s, i H s RRRRRERE RRRRR B! 180 oY ,.., :um. 181 182 i A fo; y mf1l1111,,,,...;., LB 183 ERRE S TN S T TV M TN SR 184 3 I T 185 186 You don't like it their way? So do it your- self. It's March and you can't stand the dorm anymore. Cold grey floor tiles in the morning; twelve stereos down the hall; maid coming in for the trash just when you wish she wouldn't. You're tired of hiding your hot plate every time you use it, but the kitchens reek garbage and the jello is flying in the Ratty. You need a break get off . . . campus. Ask the veterans for advice hunt, hunt, hunt if their tales don't scare you away. What if I get off-campus permission and can't find a place? Can I have my single in Diman back? Plus utilities? Furnished? Who pays for light bulbst Can we paint over the pink magnolia wall paper in the bathroom? When you've found your Shangrila, be proud you've joined the responsible crowd. You get to take out your own trash and scrub your own toilets. But it's worth it for thal private bath with no feet in the next stall. Any type of shower curtain you want. Mirrors dontt all have to be at standard height. You can fit your own furniture to your tastes budgel early Salvation Army. Wood is nice even when it's chipped real down-home style. 187 188 BER BOROCHON The biggest attraction is for those who like to eat, provided paint chips don't land in your lasagne. Conveniently located kitchens. Real-size refrigerators and freezers. A proper table. Ever try to have a dinner party in a dorm? Five hot plates, two toaster ovens, two replacement fuses, plates on the lap, spinach on your bed. . . Stretch out on your couch. Direct sunlight instead of Everett's shadow. Go ahead, you need a double bed to study on. 189 190 et al. A.LE.S.E.C.: Pres. Michael Baumstein, V.P. Linda VanDervort, Susan Knapp; American Field Service: Pres. Mike Cropp, V.P. Jim Patterson, Sec. Amy Harrison; American Civil Liberties Union: Pres. Robert Mark, Sec. Joan Shook, Treas. Phyllis Curott; Archery: Pres. John Bishop, V.P. Jeffrey Miller; Asian American Students Assn.: Pres. Brian Shimamura, V.P. Jon Tanaka, Robert Char, Sec. John Lum, Treas. Nora Wu; Brown Booster Club: Pres. Remo Butera, V.P. Ted Schoff, Sec-Treas. Rufus Miller; Brown Daily Herald: Ed. Steven Rattner, Exec. Ed. Robert Stewart, Man. Ed. Gene Emery, Assoc. Man. Ed. Pam Constable, Bus. Man. William Hill; BSA: Pres. David Schaeffer, Sec. Beverly Powell, Janet Blacher, Treas. Gerald Norton; BYG: Pres. Chris Wlaz, Sec. Gary Caine, Brogan Duffy, Treas. Mark Wood; Band: Pres. Daniel Zemel, V.P. Richard Ziolkowski, Sec. Amy Harrison, Peri Johnson, Bus. Man. Blair Cardner; Big Mother Foods: Pres. David Ball, Treas. Robert Emery; Black Students Psychological Assoc.: Coord. Archie Johnson, lovelle Clark, Sec. Valerie Jennings, Treas. Deborah Kaerne; Bridge Club: Pres. John Taylor; Bruin Club: Pres. Robert Kopelman, V.P. Linda Strominger, Off-campus Kevin Voyles; Caucus: Pres. John Carusone, Sec. Amy Rollason, Polly Povejsil, Treas. Deborah McGill; Chattertocks: Pres. Julie Chipman, V.P. Claudia Flynn; Football Cheerleaders: Pres. Eric Brownell, V.P. Chris Gleason: Basketball Cheerleaders: Pres. Karen Gibson, V.P. Karen Freeman: Chess Club: Pres. Mark Gordon, V.P. Al Wovraniker, Sec. Brad Hessel: Chamber Choir: Pres. Joel Silverberg, V.P. Doug Thompson; Chorus: Pres. John Sheppard, Bus. Man. Jon Mills, Tricia Hart; Christian Fellowship: Pres. Douglas Swatf- field, V.P. David Olson, Sec. Alice Armstrong, Treas. Miles Ahrens; Cul- ture Activities Board: Jon Kantor, Seth Prisker; Debate Union: Pres. Joseph Interrante, Sec. Mary Kinorbs, Treas. Steve Volpeil; Dolphins: Pres. Jeff Chanin, V.P. Fred Whoriskey, Sec. Evan Tobin, Treas. Jackie Beatly; Economics: Pres. David Sholem, V.P. Devra Lifshitz, Sec. David Ball: Film Society: Pres. Steve Carson, Sec. Larry Chadbourne, Treas. Betsy Cohen; Fencing: Pres. Josef Machar; Flying: Pres. Rick Fleecer: Folk Dance: Pres. Vicky Williams, V.P. Naomi Segal, Sec. Judy Oerkvilz, Treas. Bill Hochheiser; French Club: Chmn. Philippe Bovary, V.P. Robert Pfaff, Sec. Peter Nielson, Treas. Guy Harden; Gay Lib: Pres. Geoffrey Bowers; German Club: Pres. James Martin; Grad. Student Council: Pres. Edmund Lamagna V.P. Kenneth Magel Treas. Robert LaBaugh: Hellcoal Press-Li- terary Board: Pres. David Cloutier, V.P. Tricia Warren, Sec. Jaime Gordon, Treas. Michael Gizzi; Charles Evans Hughes Soc.: Chmn. Dan Neff, James Holdstein; Institute on White Racism: Chriss Allen, Jon Benjamin, Christic Jordan, Ishmael: Ed Peter Bawley Lit. Ed. Bruce Rediord, Photo Ed. Peter Jones; Jabberwocks: Pres. Connie Manske, Bus. Man. Jeff Sch- wartz, Music Dir. Amy Paller; Jericho Soc.: Pres. Richard Kettler, V.P. Brad Falkof, Treas. Linda Grossman; Karate Club: Pres. Robert Zocca, V.P. Rob- ert Roer, Sec.-Treas. Phil Smith; Brown Key: Pres. Bruce Spring, V.P. Carol Norris, Sec. Fred Davis, Treas. Brad Cruickshank: Latin American Soc.: Sec. Horacio Icaza, Treas. Luis Sarmiento; Lecture Board: Emily Honig, Steve Cohen; Liber Brunensis Publications: Ed. Cathy Stone, Exec. Ed. Marge Neifeld, Bus. Man. Gary Royal, Man. Ed. Jim Beagan, Assoc. Ed. 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Jerome Vascellaro, Chmn. Frank Morgan; Rifle Club: Pres. Peter Kivestu; Rites and Reason: George H. Bass, Cleveland Kurtz; Rugby: Capt. Peter Crist, V. Cap. Rich Flanagan, Sec. Steve Davis, Treas. Howard Pollack; SAVE: Chmn. Susan Schlamb, David Summers; SMC: Maureen Traber, Pat DeTemple, Bruce Dorpalen; Sepia: Coord. Nancy Fisher, Renee Bartovics, Sec. Becky Henderliter, Treas. Adie Henderson; Science Fiction Soc.: Pres. Gayle Kaplan, V.P. Lynne Brodsky, Sec. Steve Erlich; Soaring: Pres. Brian Clark; Sock and Buskin: Chmn. Melanie Jones, V.Chmn. Cynthia Wilson, Sec. Neil Ward; Squash: Pres. Gary Wilcox; Stage Band: James Lefkowitz, Ken Fradley, Alan Freeman; Student-to- Student: Coor. Liz Berman, Lainie Schnitt, Treas. David McConnaughey; Student Union: Pres. Richard Heller, V.P. George Woody, Miriam White; Table Tennis Club: Pres. Steven Bepko, V.P. Joshua Bell, Treas. Chris Hobin; WBRU: Gen. Man. David Epstein, Prog. Dir. Richard Wingate, News Michael Juceam, Bus. Man. David Robinson, Eng. Tom Wood; Wind Ensemble: Pres. Wayne Carver, V.P. Glenn Chernicky, Sec. Donald Feeney; Women of Brown United: Tish Fabens, Debbie Norden, Suzie Ryder, Trans. Wendy Rodemann; Yacht Club: Comm. Kenneth Colburn, Rear Comm. Thomas Hale, Sec. Alice Armitage; YSA: Pres. Charles Welch. COMMITTEE MEMBERS 1973-74 Advisory Committee on University Planning: Gary Ewell, Steve Cohen; Campus Planning: Kevin Lichten; alternates: Ken Colburn, David Ernst, Bob Place; UCSA: Claude Brunell, Sally Rocker, Scott Sammis, Jeff Aus- terlitz, Keith Williamson; alternates: Lynn Kraeger, Donna Bell; Residen- tial Council: Peter Bardaglio, Andrea Waintroob, Peter Korda, Debbie Mc- Gill, Barbara McGuire, Connie Murphy, Cliff Stevenson, Gary Wilcox, Mike Golrick, Susan Pitch, Louis Jurist, Ken Warren, Faith Tomases; Ad- missions and Financial Aid: Sandy Darity, Reynolds Monach, Dudley Seaton, Joan Gozonsky; alternates: Scott Camlin, Wendy Shaw, Michael Young, Joon Kim; Athletic Advisory: Neil Steinberg, Margaret Quinn, Charles Glerum; alternates: Cathy ten Kate, Betsy Burnett; Educational Policy: Ludlow Bailey, Dick Joslin, Jon Rogers, Cathy ten Kate, Amy Weiner; alternates Tracey Flanagan, Kim Schoenholtz; EPC Advisory Committees: Ad Hoc Comm. to Review Baccalaureate Requirements: John Carusone, Lester Chitsulo, Lawton Wehle, Claude Montgomery; al- ternates: Bill Struever, Susan Ticker; Calendar Study: Dick Joslin, Lynore Williams; alternate Kurt Salsburg; Dining: State Lawrence, Debra Kalish; Honorary Degrees: Beth Goldstein, David Bombyk; alternate Molly Cole; Counseling Support Services: Linda Stotter, Harry Hollander; Transitional Summer Program: Julie Coles, Elisha Isler, Carla Jones, Barry McCullough. 191 192 A e SR 193 194 Subfrosh campus tour 195 : i i ! i ! 196 'They mock me, these lonely questions of mine. Bonhoffer The odd question of what education is fundamentally all about mysteriously oozes into our heads as the grind of papers and the turmoil of exams thrusts us into an academic pressure cooker seemingly not of our own making. We are caught, scared, zealous, beaten, driven, lazy, apathetic, opulent, crazed, and almost happy. Pushed by other-directed high schools, parents, and a half dozen other well-meaning demons, we find college something of a disappointment; a challenge only if we make it such, Those vague and uncontrollable inklings of our true selves are somehow evident yet somehow obsure in our Quixotic attempt to become educated.' Lots of people study at Brown. Yet how many learn? Some ask. Few answer. An aura of apathy and hedonism, nourished by those ever present Brown Bs re- echo our limitedness. In somewhat individualized ways we grapple with these absurdities: some leave for a while, some become like children again, discovering that education is essentially growth and excitement. Ultimately, as seniors we become like so many foolishly wise lemmings and dash madly into the ocean of professionalism. Some others dare to follow those obscurer paths of insecurily by bracing the world unshielded by the comfort that being a student has so long provided them with. Yet we all walk on, some a little wiser, all a lot less certain. 197 198 And the wise fools with their false matu- rity proclaim, 'The New Curriculum is dead. It was based on naive assump- tions, they say. Naive assumptions such as the notion that the student and his development is the fulcrum of the edu- cational endeavor. Naive assumptions such that with reordered priorities the faculty would devole a larger portion of their time to the education of under- graduates. We all believed that students viewed college as an end in itself: as fundamentally a search, aesthetically pleasing and profoundly enriching. We all believed that knowledge is not pigeon-holed: that it is more intricate and intertwined than our organization disciplined mind could imagine. I thought that grades were absurd, irratio- nal, frustrating, fruitless, inane, and 5kin- nerian. though that a good job after college was not measured in dollars and cents or by the spiffiness of the initials M.D., J.D., or Ph.D. And we all went to high school. And we all haled diarrhe: education: shove it all in, only to flush i all out. And we all went to high school And we all needed so much more. And there is something funny abou these supposed naive' assumptions the student initiative, the conlinuing self-examination, the stress on interdis ciplinary endeavors. They are not naive but bold. They place, indeed the challenge, the individual to take respon sibility for his education. You mus awake. You must grow. You mus challenge. The demise of educationa reform is hardly the result of naivete, bu of cowardice. It is the result of student who study, but do not learn. It is the result of professors who only profess. I is the result of liberals who liberalize but do not liberate. It seems that educa tional ideals are only as futile or as naiv as the student who seeks to be eithe lazy or blind. 159 I give honours and high marks to those whom 1 like, and whatever I happen to think of to the others. Why, what are marks for, anyway, if they are not to be used as a token of esteem? Scholarship has nothing to do with it. If a man gets a good education that is reward enough in itself. - Liber, 1890 202 ?: 203 204 205 206 207 MISS REARDON HOUSE OF ATREUS 208 BEGGARS' OPERA 209 210 11 ST RIS 248 . ammen s C s, ZR s iR T A AT R SR SRR SRR C e o 1 AR 3 et A N T o , S S ; : ,1 215 216 e ' ! r i ;, T N MILTON B. ADDINGTON AB Human Biology MARY E. AGUIAR AB Psychology FRANK G. 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Further, some women who married since last spring are listed by maiden name. Some can be found in this Index, however, under their married name. BAILEY C ADAMS 8 Stimson Ave Providence Rl MILTON B ADDINGTON 6575 Bramble Cove Memphis TN 38138 MARY E AGUIAR Almeida Apts W Main Rd Portsmouth Rl 02871 FRANK G AHERN Bayswater Watch Hill RI 02891 MALVINA J ALK 6 Pennoyer St Rowayton CT 06853 CHRISTINE M ALLEN 41 Remsens Lane Floral Park NY 11001 JENNIFER C ALLEN 69 Plymouth Rd East Providence RI1 02914 R ANTHONY ALLISON 12 East Ceorge Providence RI 02906 KEITH J ALMQUIST 45 Flynn Ave Cranston R1 02920 PAUL C ANAGNOSTOPOULOS 12101 Point Oak Rd St Louis MO 63131 CHRISTINE M ANDERSON Fox Farm Road New Ipswich NH 03071 LARRY D ANDERSON 533 lawyers Lane Columbus CA 31906 MARIA-SONIA ANDRADE 29 Rue Paul Holle Dakar OOF Senegal PETER E ANDREOTTI 4110 NE 24th Ave Lighthouse Point FL 33064 MARK R ANDRES 1525 Prospect St Hudson OH 44236 BARBARA T ANDREWS 746 Beacom Lane Merion Station PA 19066 STEPHEN A ANDREWS 24 Burden Ave Attleboro Falls MA 02763 HOWARD L APOTHAKER 605 N Beaver Hill Apts Jenkintown PA 19046 WILLIAM M APPLEGATE 2124 Fourth Ave Spring Lake NJ 07762 WILLIAM D ARMALINE 106 Buell Ave Campbell OH 44405 L LEIGHTON ARMITAGE 5016 Hawthorne PI N W Washington DC 20016 GAY G ARMSDEN Pepperrell Rd Kittery Point ME 03905 ANDREW ARNOLD 28 Homeside lane White Plains NY 10605 ROBERT H ARNOLD Rockwood Lane Spur Greenwich CT HILARY M ASHER 739 Lincoln Way East Mishawaka IN 46544 GAIL H ASHLEY 6 Moon Hill Rd Lexington MA 02173 JOHN S ATTERSTROM 32 Westland St Worcester MA 01602 JEFFREY AUSTERLITZ 6503 Wickfield Rd Baltimore MD 21209 KENNETH S AVNER 80-38 231 St Queens Village New York NY 11427 FERELENE N BAILEY 1654 Ruxton Ave Baltimore MD 21216 NELLIE L BAILEY 310 Cherry St Knoxville TN 37914 MICHAEL D BALABAN 111 Lake Ave Lake Phipps West Haven CT 06516 DONALD B BALFOUR 70 Simpson Dr Framingham MA 01701 BRIAN W BALL 4301 Mass Ave Greenbriar Apts 3012 Washington DC 20016 KEITH H BANGEL 110 Waterman St Providence RI MARK BANTEY 3440 Beausejour St Montreal 388 Quebec Can 00 STEPHEN B BARLOW 42 Oldfield Drive Sherborn MA 01770 NINA L BARNES 107 Mount Ave Providence RI 02906 BARBARA A BARON 54 Clifford St Pawtucket RI 02860 CHARLES S BARRETT 77 Barnes St Providence RI 02906 WILLIAM BARTSCHER 3040 Pawtucket Ave 210 East Providence RI E JOHN BAUMGARTNER 4 Forest Glen Court Suffern NY 10901 JAMES A BEAGAN 25 Dennis Ave Cranston RI 02905 ALAN D BEAUREGARD 372 Broadway Pawtucket RI 02860 ROY W BECK 406 Wynmere Road Wynnewood PA 19096 SUSAN W BECKER 10 Deepwood Dr Hamden CT 06517 ELIZABETH BECKHARD 393 Weston Rd Wellesley MA 02181 JONATHAN A BENJAMIN Dock Lane Great Neck NY 11024 NANCY A BERANBAUM 275 Central Park West New York City NY 10024 ANNE R BERCHENKO 230 West 79 St New York NY 10024 ROBERT S BERENS 6376 Elmcrest Dr Hudson OH 44236 ANDREW N BERG 30 Monsey Blvd Monsey NY 10952 MARC A BERGERON 6860 E Dartmoor W Bloomfield MI 48033 WILLIAM E BERNIER 761 Mather Suffield CT 06078 GREGORY F BIANCONI 98 Jeffrey Lane Meriden CT 06450 ROBERT D BIGLER 245 Westover Drive New Cumberland PA 17070 STEVEN B BIRNBAUM 148 Highland Ave Middletown NY 10940 JAMIE B BISCHOFF 701 Glen Avenue Westfield NJ 07090 BRIAN D BIXBY 6 Eden St Salemn MA 01970 ERIC F BLACKWELL 374 McKinley Ave Stratford CT 06497 JAMES E BLAKE 75 Governor St Providence RI 02906 PETER J BLATMAN 4 Grenwolde Dr Great Neck NY 11024 DANIEL J BLOCH 271 Springville Ave Buffalo NY 14226 280 HOWARD A BLOOM 1197 Sylvia Rd Seaford NY 11783 JOHN B BLUM 39 Pilgrims Path Sudbury MA 01776 NELSON C BOCK 1535 N River Rd St Clair MI 48079 DONALD T BOGAN 1414 Wagner St Wantagh NY 11793 SCOTT W BOGUE 11519 S W Breyman Ave Portland OR 97219 MIRIAM A BOLOTIN 2734 Pierce St Hollywood FL 33020 REBECCA E BOOK 11 Goldsmith St Providence RI 02906 DAVID A BORTS 220 Slater Ave Providence RI 02906 ELIZABETH W BOURNE 179 Westledge Rd West Simsbury CT 06092 JEANETTE L BOURNE 299 Walden St Cambridge MA 02138 STEPHEN L BOWERS 20 Memorial Blvd West Newport RI 02840 BETH A BOWMAN 1325 Country Club Dr Lancaster PA 17601 CECILE BOWSER 41 Oak St East Orange NJ 07018 MICHAEL J BRACA Chambre 5 20 Rue Deveria 64 - Pau France 00 ROBERT H BRANDES 55 Centerwood Dr Holden MA 01520 DOUGLAS B BREIDENBACH JR 1008 Bellview Ave Pottstown PA 19464 LAURENCE J BRESSLOUR 34 Clark Court Rutherford NJ 07070 THOMAS R BRIERE 672 Benefit St Pawtucket Rl 02861 JAMES D BRODY 1384 River Rd Teaneck NJ 07666 ALLEAN A BROWN 1409 S Carolina Ave S E Washington DC 20003 CARLTON Q BROWN 1412 Sylvan Lane Scotch Plains NJ 07076 PAMELA A BROWN 707 Charleston Ct Palo Alto CA 94303 SANFORD D BROWN 706 Bridlemere Ave Interlaken NJ 07712 SCOTT D BROWN 1339 Opal St San Diego CA 92109 CYNTHIA L BROWNE P O Box 124 St Helena Island Frogmore SC 29920 ERIC K BROWNELL 725 Riverton Rd Moorestown NJ 08057 ROBERT S BRUSTLIN 22 Stonecleave Rd Boxford MA 01921 RICHARD M BRYAN 74 Park Ave North Arlington NJ 07032 SARAH L BRYANT 990 Bullocks Pt Ave Riverside RI1 02915 JAMES E BUCK 177 Meadow Rd Briarcliff NY 10510 LINDA E BUFFARDI 164 Jordan Ave Cranston RI 02910 SUSAN A BUFFUM 89 Forest Ave Cranston R1 02910 RICHARD W BULLOCK 39 Brenton Avenue Providence RI 02906 CHRISTOPHER P BUONANNO 567 Laurel Hill Ave Cranston Rl 02920 BERNARD BUONANNO JR 80 Barstow Rd Warwick RI 02888 JOHN T BURGESS 580 Hoyt St Darien CT 06820 NORA BURGESS 38 Fox Hill St Westwood MA 02090 JAMES M BURKE 129 Liberty St Linden NJ 07036 ROBERT G BURKHEAD 130 Dempster Evanston IL 60202 M PAGE BURKHOLDER 3001 E Kleindale Tucson AZ 85716 GEOFFREY K BURKMAN 715 Myrtle Ave Terrace Park OH 45174 STEPHEN C BURNHAM 62 Harvard Ave Providence RI RUSSELL W BURNS 119 Sharrow Vale Rd Cherry Hill NJ 08034 JUDITH A BURRELL 29 Worthington St Roxbury MA 02120 EDWARD J BUSKEY 30 Concord St Needham MA 02194 MICHAEL J BUSKO 286 Mayer St Liverpool NY 13088 DOUGLAS M BUYER 209 South Ocean Bayport NY 11705 GUY R BUZZELL 16 23 Split Rock Road Fairlawn NJ 07410 JEFFREY R CADY 945 West River Rd Grand Island NY 14072 GARY J CAINE 2 Valley Hill Lane Worcester MA 01609 DAN M CAMPBELL South Ivy Trail Baldwinsville NY 13027 NANCY L CAMPBELL 56 Ipswich Rd Topsfield MA 01983 RUSSELL B CAMPBELL 7 Waterside Lane West Hartford CT 06107 CHARLES E CANTER 945 Des Peres Rd St Louis MO 63131 FRANK D CAPORUSSO 294 Luhmann Dr New Milford NJ 07646 KEITH R CARLSON 29 Hobart St Westerly RI 02891 PHILIP C CARON 28 Sonny Drive Cumberland RI 02864 MICHAEL T CARROLL 4821 Dee Rd Memphis TN 38117 STEVEN R CARSON 1718 N Stratford Road Arlington IL 60004 JOHN S CARUSONE 33 Marilyn Dr Glastonbury CT 06033 HAROLD WAYNE CARVER Il 41 Windsor Way Berkeley Heights NJ 7922 MICHAEL A CASSIDY 204 James Ave Patton PA 16668 DONALD K CAWLEY 264-12 82 Ave No Floral Pk Queens NY 11004 PETER B CAWLEY 53 Westminster Rd Bristol CT 06010 JOHN B CERVONE 18 Powderhouse Ter Medford MA 02155 DANIEL F CESARZ 206 Smith St Providence RI NANCY J CHALAT 677 Middlesex Grosse Pointe M1 48230 RICK A CHAMBERLAIN 2106 Getz Rd Ft Wayne IN 46804 PETER O CHAMPION 4282 Baldwin Ave Culver City CA 90230 CAROLE L CHAPMAN General Delivery Groton Long Point CT 06340 GAETAN D CHARBONNEAU 24 Nash Place Burlington VT 05401 THEODORE M CHATHAM 61 Montclair Dr N E Atlanta GA 30309 GLENN P CHERNICKY 419 Van Emburgh Ave Ridgewood NJ 07450 LEONARD W CHERRY JR 7903 Johnson Ave Lanham MD 20801 CHRISTOPHER T CHESTER 1204 St James St Richmond VA 23220 RETHEL CHILDRESS 3801 Baville Court Florissant MD 63033 MICHAEL J CIRULLO 553 Elm St Rocky Hill CT 06067 BRIAN D CLARK 49 Peacock Fm Rd Lexington MA 02173 MARSHA B CLARK 59 Charlesfield St Providence RI DAVID J CLARKE 2016 Greenbriar Dr Kalamazoo MI 49008 THEODORE J CLARKE 4151 Montview Blvd Denver CO 80207 ANTONIO C CLAUDIO 11 Sheldon St Providence RI 02906 DAVID E CLOUTIER 108 Lakeland Rd Cranston RI 02910 PETER R COFFIN 1732 Beverly Dr Fredericksburg VA 22401 DAVID COHEN 4796 Main Street Snyder NY 14226 REUBEN COHEN 304 99 Brown Street Providence RI LARRY S COHN 1008 Haral Place Cherry Hill N 08034 JOHN P COLANGELO 5 Harvale Dr Florham Park NJ 07932 DEBORAH A COLEMAN 51 Clark Road Cumberland R1 02864 ROBERT S CONDON 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