SUNY at Stony Brook - Specula Yearbook (Stony Brook, NY)

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NOV 198

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Stony Brook grew up like an explosion Putting up new buildings by the score. Feeling rather helpless, we wore buttons All saying: Now, not l984! So many things seemed wrong- The list was getting long, Although a few improvements came our way. They let us drink at last, And Open Halls were passed. Now we could sin at any time of day. Stony Brook, Setauket, and the others Gave us a reception less than warm. Seems that all those prim and proper mothers Were sure we'd do their daughters dreadful harm. One January morn, They let out all their scorng The local gendarmes busted up our ioint. They planted agents here. Now they can reappear Whenever they desire to make a point. SA U -.::.: , jj :N gs Al in N BM 1' of NOT seo geo . l J ss9 J 006' LN 4' .4 .il+.-.A. 4 Wx TZ K-. .i E.

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Four well-liked professors got a burning For a reason everybody knew. Hecklinger went off to higher learning, And quietly, Dean Tilley got the screw. Then Trask resigned his post CHe could have done the most? And so the Moratorium was born. We shot a lot of air! No one got anywhere, And so the school remained dissension-torn. Toll gave Mr. D. his walking papers, No one else had served us all so well. Mitchell Cohen got busted for his capers. The library one night was a hotel. They pulled professors in To testify on sin And Michael Zweig was in and out of iail. The campus polarizedg Positions crystallized, And reason failed while force came to prevail. , I V, ' 5 Yi.