Fairleigh Dickinson University Madison - Columns Yearbook (Madison, NJ)

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STanding, IefT To righT: M. Babincak, A. Feldman, J. Tuminaro, J. Marshall iadvisori, J. MaTeika, J. Donovan, J. EiTzen, M. 5005. Kneeling, IefT To righT: R. ToTh, M. Adler, W. LiperT, A. Roseberry, P. Sausville, F. Minch. Justice Club The JusTice Club is inTeresTed in more Than iusT passively discussing legal issues. Many Topics of discussion ThaT Take place aT The Club's meeTings could be dramaTized by The Television show, The Defenders . The imporTanT aspecT of The Club is, in TacT, ThaT These conTroversial issues can be inTeIligenle and enThusiasTic- ally examined. The Club is TorTunaTe in having, as iTs advisor, Mr. John Marshall. Mr. Marshall, a law school graduaTe, has The background and knowledge To help clear up any misconcepTions concerning legal maTTers. The JusTice Club is one of The mosT sTimulaTing and educaTional clubs on campus. Standing, IefT To right: 5. Wardzeka, l. Sislik, C. Hoffman, K. Solin. Sitting, left To righT: K. Burke, J. Dickerson, H. Force. LiTerary Club 68 This was a successful year for The LiTerary Club. As iTs cusTom, The Club sponsored several IecTures by members of The Madison TaculTy. Two IecTures given early in The year were by Dr. Irving Buchen and Mr. T. J. Ross, who spoke on Sex and Censorship and Rebel in The Rye , reSpecTively. LaTer in The year, sTimulaTing IecTures were given by Mr. WaITer Savage and Mr. Gorham Munson. The Club was also responsible for The new publicaTion on campus, ImpacT . This publicaTion is sure To become one of The maior publicaTions on campus. The PresidenT of The Club, AnThony J. Frasca, is To be congraTulaTed for a successful year. A club is a club is a club.

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SiTTing, lefT To righT: N. STreichenwein, J. Ramsey, J. Loeleer, S. Corvinus, M. SabbaTh, N. Lewis, M. LamonT, P. Chizik, R. Elsasser Tadvisori. Golden iiZ Club This pasT year saw The newly formed Golden Z Club receive iTs CharTer from The ZonTa InTernaTional Club of MorrisTown. The Z Club is a women's ser- vice organizaTion on The college level. The Club's obiecTives are To serve The UniversiTy, To provide career guidance, To encourage leadership qualiTies in young women, and To promoTe fellowship and.beTTer undersTanding among all The peoples of The world. A drive for membership Took place early in The year. Membership was based on ouTsTanding characTer, personaliTy, ciTizenship, scholar- ship and leadership. One of The worThwhile accomplishmenTs of The Club was The compiling of a sTudenT direcTory. Standing, IefT To right: R. ManTek, K. Mackier, D. Malmad, J. ShaTTuck, T. Loughman. SiTTing, lefT To righT: L. Behringer, P. AlTschuler, S. Sacks, Pres., G. Zimmerman. History Club The members of The HisTory Club do noT allow Themselves To remain in The past for very long. One of The obiecTives of The Club is To discuss currenT evenTs and examine Them as They become, in facT, hisTory in The making. NoT only are importanT and hisTorical evenTs given a modern inTerpreTaTion by The members, buT an inTeresTing and raTher sTimulaTing pracTice is followed; The members Try To give Their own Theories of how a cerTain evenT should have been handled. The member- ship is noT limiTed only To hisTory maiors; raTher, anyone interesTed in hisTory per se or currenT evenTs ThaT have hisTorical significance is inviTed To aTTend The meeTings. 67

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Back row: left To right: D. Fletcher, H. Freeman, F. Ebensberger, C. Sofield, G. Perry, W. Brown, C. Russin, P. Reno. SiTTing, left To right: G. Wolfhard, P. Wilhelm, J. Lundberg, B. Cornet, M. Sabbath, 5. Alper, R. Thorson. M.A.R.A.B.l. To get a membership ThaT is Truly inTeresTed in The many areas of science is The main goal of M.A.R.A.B.l. This pasT year was an acTive one for The Club; in addiTion To The usual discussions, films, lecTures and proiecTs were added To The agenda. AlThough closely associated wiTh The OrganizaTion of Biological Sciences, M.A.R.A.B.l. is disTincT in ThaT one of The firsT Topics of conversaTion among iTs members is To Try To Find ouT The meaning of M.A.R.A.B.I. . .11- ..w - - h. -. .T'dRu' ' 7 .. . . i i ivofA'cfi'r-r. Sitting, lefT To right: R. Shields iadvisori, B. Friedman isec'y.i, P. Alloco, R. ManTek, J. DeSheplo, N. CogliaTi, R. Weinstein, J. KurTz, H. Rosenblum, J. Fedoryk. Men's Athletic Association RepresenTing every male undergraduaTe, The Men's AThleTic AssociaTion is one of The mosT imporTanT and rewarding organizaTions To belong To. ITs members are limiTed To The presidenTs of The inTramural Teams on campus. IT is The Associa- Tion ThaT deTermines The rules and regulaTions ThaT govern all men's inTramural acTiviTies. The members are also responsible for selecTing The all-sTar Teams which are picked from The Team sporTs, raTher Than individual sporTs. The all-sTars, in Turn, represenT Madison in Tri-campus compeTiTion. Under The guidance of Mr. RoberT Shields, The AssociaTion once again had a very successful year. 69