Viewpoints: is abortion immoral or an option?, 2:20:1979 p5
ABU-NASSAR, WALLEED
From civil war to SUNY Brockport, 2:16:1979 p5
ACCREDIDATION
Accredidation discussed, 12:13:1978 p3
ADAMS, ROGER
Departments in depth: the art department chairperson, 3:8:1978 p24
ADMISSIONS
Admissions thrust, 3:15:1978 p3
AFFIRMATIVE ACTION
Affirmation action or reverse discrimination?, 10:19:1977 p5
An opinion of the Bakke case, 2:15:1978 p12
Schools start to adjust to Bakke case, 2:23:1979 p7
The Bakke decision, 10:4:1978 p9
AFRICAN AMERICAN
Historians omit Afro-America, 2:9:1979 p7
IMC rallies against racism, 5:17:1978 p1
In Bakke's wake: action "barely alive," 2:9:1979 p7
Minorities in engineering, 10:4:1978 p10
Minorities in the sciences, 10:18:1978 p10
What does Black History Month mean to me?, 3:23:1979 p9
What is black history, 2:22:1978 p18
ALCOHOL
Alcohol review board, 10:12:1977 p5
Booze news, 10:12:1977 p9
License denied at Two on Two, 5:10:1978 p1
You need your head, 3:1:1978 p12
ALI, MUHAMMED
Muhammed Ali: more than an athlete, 2:22:1978 p11
ALTERNATE COLLEGE
Alternate college wins national praise, 3:15:1978 p6
Alternate college, an alternative, 2:9:1979 p5
ALUMNI ASSOCIATION
Brockport alumni to award scholarships, 2:9:1979 p5
ALUMNI HOUSE
Alumni House, 10:19:1977 p3
ANDREWS, WILLIAM
Dr. Andrews and the poli sci dept., 3:8:1978 p8
ANTHROPOLOGY
Anthropology and the real world, 2:8:1978 p8
ART
Area artists and students hold unique show, 4:6:1979 p7
Art students receive awards, 4:27:1979 p9
Arts enhance student life, 2:2:1979 p9
Black art, 5:17:1978 p2
Buffalo's artway unique, 2:16:1979 p9
Departments in depth: the art department chairperson, 3:8:1978 p24
Lessord's artwork portrays tranquility, 4:27:1979 p9
Painting show to close, 11:16:1977 p21
Photographic art, 11:1:1978 p19
Student art opening, 2:16:1979 p9
Student displays metalwork, 12:13:1978 p15
The art students, 4:12:1978 p14
ARTERBERRY, TRENT
Trent Arterberry: mime at its best, 2:15:1978 p21
ASHIDA, SACHIO
The Brockport judo club and its invisible force, 10:19:1977 p7
ASSOCIATION OF LATIN AMERICAN STUDENTS
Dinner by ALAS, 5:10:1978 p7
ATHLETICS
Athletic fining termed illegal, 4:17:1979 p1
Changes in athletic budgetry, 11:8:1978 p3
Coaches reveal internal problems in athletics, 4:27:1979 p1
Former coach speaks out, 5:1:1979 p1
Minority athletic caucus, 2:16:1979 p7
The rebuilding of quality athletics, 3:1:1978 p1
Varsity's life blood, 11:8:1978 p23
See also: Softball
Baseball balance key to success, 9:28:1977 p29
Baseball drops final 2, 10:25:1978 p22
Baseball ends on the upswing: sweep Geneseo, 10:19:1977 p27
Baseball team takes four, 10:11:1978 p22
Batsmen fare well, 4:27:1979 p12
Batsmen split, 5:3:1978 p22
Eagles pollute lakers, 9:27:1978 p27
South does it again, 4:12:1978 p20
Strike three, 4:19:1978 p31
The business of baseball, 12:7:1977 p26
Weather and misfortune hurt varsity nine, 10:12:1977 p29
BASKETBALL
Basketball team takes fourth, 2:6:1979 p12
Brockport wins 1st game, 2:22:1978 p28
Eagles clipped, 1:30:1979 p12
Eagles show no mercy, 3:6:1979 p12
Eagles win by one, 2:9:1979 p11
Eagles; Crawford bounced, 2:8:1978 p24
Geneseo snatches win, 2:23:1979 p11
Men beat colonials, 2:27:1979 p12
Men lose again, 12:13:1978 p21
Men lose in overtime, 2:20:1979 p12
Roses are red, violets are blue, what are our hoopster going to do, 12:7:1977 p28
Season openers hoopsters win both, 12:6:1978 p18
Shot fails as Eagles fall short, 2:15:1978 p27
Van Gundy's troops rebound, 3:1:1978 p32
BASKETBALL-WOMEN
"Hoops" at Brockport, 4:6:1979 p11, 4:10:1979 p12
A woman's view: Hoops at Brockport, 4:17:1979 p11
Knowledge, unity and understanding salutes: Miss Cheryl Lee, 3:1:1978 p23
Turnovers hurt women, 2:9:1979 p11
Women cagers await opener, 11:16:1977 p27
Women drop 2 out of 3, 3:2:1979 p11
Women drop two close games, 2:6:1979 p11
Women hoopsters season hopeful, 2:8:1978 p22
Women inaccurate, 2:13:1979 p11
Women need work, 12:13:1978 p21
Women outmuscled: finish sixth in tourney, 2:20:1979 p11
Women split two, 1:30:1979 p12
Women trounce U.B., 2:23:1979 p11
Women win title, 2:16:1979 p11
Women's basketball split four, 2:15:1978 p28
BLACK STUDENT LIBERATION FRONT
B.S.L.F. not a silver platter, 2:2:1979 p7
BSLF history, 5:17:1978 p3
BSLF president Bobby Young speaks, 9:27:1978 p11
Coffee house: success, 2:16:1979 p7
Soul-in, 12:6:1978 p9
BONALEWICZ, RICHARD
Who's who Richard Bonalewicz, 3:15:1978 p7
BROCKPORT
Brockport's mayor interviewed, 12:13:1978 p5
Comparative shopping in Brockport, 3:23:1979 p1
Industrial park being built, 12:13:1978 p3
Main street records: second record store opens, 3:6:1979 p1
The history of Brockport, 10:18:1978 p5
BROCKPORT COOPERATIVE EDUCATION PROJECT
B.C.E.P. and the program, 12:6:1978 Special Insert
BCEP field work offered, 4:3:1979 p5
BROCKPORT STUDENT GOVERNMENT
Board changes by-laws, 4:3:1979 p1
BSG 1977-1978 master plan, 11:9:1977 p1
BSG candidates debate issues, 4:3:1979 p1
BSG gives $10,000, 7:11:1979 p1
BSG political sphere, 5:3:1978 p3
BSG to FSA: forget loan, 2:23:1979 p1
BSG's $$$ financial crunch, 3:15:1978 p1
Campaign draws to a close, 4:6:1979 p1
Complaint directed toward BSG lawyer, 11:1:1978 p3
Constitution changes, 3:8:1978 p3
Constitutional change, 4:5:1978 p3
Dance marathon proposal rejected, 10:11:1978 p1
Doyle-Fiorella win by landslide, 4:10:1979 p1
Elections finally explained in full, 11:2:1977 p3
Former BSG president visits, 11:15:1978 p7
Future plans, 5:3:1978 p1
Hennessey addresses BSG directors: calls for restraint on spending, 11:8:1978 p1
Hennessey new v.p. senators also elected, 12:7:1977 p3
Hennessey-Gilmore victorious, 4:26:1978 p1
L.A.B. questioned, 12:6:1978 p1
No student government: ratification denied, 10:12:1977 p1
Pre-semester critique, 10:25:1978 p3
Rothstein and Smith to negotiate, 2:8:1978 p1
Rothstein news conference, 11:9:1977 p3
Rothstein reveals plan, 3:8:1978 p1
Rothstein sends letter to local merchants, 2:8:1978 p4
Senate grants SAB $25,000 for festival, 2:22:1978 p5
The $10 bargain, 7:11:1979 p4
The office of the presidency, 11:2:1977 p5
Two quit "lame duck" board, 2:16:1979 p1
Voting hits all time low, 9:27:1978 p1
Academic reorganization, 3:27:1979 p1
Brown discusses business, 4:17:1979 p1
Dr. Brown, staff hold Meet the President night, 3:27:1979 p3
Pre-semester critique, 10:25:1978 p3
Students quiz President Brown, 11:15:1978 p1
BTV
BTV, 12:7:1977 p19
BUCHOLZ, ARDEN
Grant awarded Dr. Bucholz, 3:15:1978 p6
History teacher enjoys job, 2:6:1979 p5
BUILDINGS
The buildings and their names, 2:8:1978 p7
BURELBACH, FREDERICK
Who's who: Frekerick Burelbach, 4:26:1978 p9
BUSINESS
Award winning new business, 3:1:1978 p11
BBC career and news, 4:12:1978 p5
Career workshops to be held, 11:8:1978 p8
Club presents career day, 4:17:1979 p5
Resumes advertise, 3:23:1979 p5
SIGI: an aid to career choices, 3:6:1979 p1
The center offers career planning, 2:27:1979 p6
CARMICHAEL, DAVID
Interim news director, 3:15:1978 p6
CATALOGUE
"Bombshell" report this month: promises catalogue reforms, 2:20:1979 p1
CENTRA, JOHN
Teaching performances appraised?, 2:15:1978 p8
CHEERLEADING
New cheerleading squad, 10:11:1978 p3
CHEMISTRY
Biochemist speaks, 4:19:1978 p2
CHRISTMAS
Joy to the world?, 12:14:1977 p7
The origins of Christmas, 12:14:1977 p7
CHURCH, GLADDYS
Center improves student access, 2:2:1979 p3
CLASSES
Longer classes next year, 4:19:1978 p1
COMMENCEMENT
To choose a commencement speaker, 2:22:1978 p1
COMMUNICATIONS
Communications at Brockport, 3:27:1979 p9
CONABLE, CHARLOTTE WILLIAMS
Ms. Conable to lecture, 10:25:1978 p5
CONROY, JIM
Jim Conroy overpowers competition, 4:12:1978 p1
CONSTRUCTION
Bridge on Redman Road replaces, 11:1:1978 p1
Campus traffic railroaded, 9:28:1977 p1
Industrial park being built, 12:13:1978 p3
Maintenance slowly repairs, 11:8:1978 p7
Under construction, 10:12:1977 p5
COUNSELING
Peer counseling, 2:22:1978 p5
CRAWFORD, CHARLES
A.D. Chawford speaks, 10:26:1977 p24
AD Crawford to recommend Sims rehire as football coach, 11:16:1977 p28
Athletic fining illegal, 4:17:1979 p1
Changes in athletic budgetry, 11:8:1978 p3
Coaches reveal internal problems in athletics, 4:27:1979 p1
The rebuilding of quality athletics, 3:1:1978 p1
CRIME
Cars and dorm hit by b-b gun, 11:15:1978 p1
Dorm vandalism rampant, 4:20:1979 p1
CRIMINAL JUSTICE
New BS in criminal justice, 2:16:1979 p1
CRIMM, WILLIAM
New teachers in the fine arts department, 10:4:1978 p15
CROSS COUNTRY
Brockport harriers run skylon: Buff to Niagara Falls, 11:2:1977 p29
Coach of the week: Bill Freeman, 2:15:1978 p26
Cross country still out in front, 10:12:1977 p28
Eagle harriers to defend SUNYAC title, 9:28:1977 p29
McCormack and Underwood in top half of national x-c, 11:16:1977 p28
Underwood and McCormack in X-C nationals, 11:9:1977 p25
X-C fails in title defense, 10:19:1977 p27
CUMMINGS, E.E.
Poet turned painter, 10:18:1978 p15
CURRICULUM
Core found "seriously deficient," 4:6:1979 p3
Courses for spring new television, 10:26:1977 p19
Departments in depth: A look at the dance students, 2:22:1978 p22
Departments in depth: the art department chairperson, 3:8:1978 p24
Departments in depth: The dance chairperson, 2:15:1978 p21
Departments in depth: The music chairperson, 4:19:1978 p8
Instruction and curriculum in hands of Dr. Vera Farris, 10:12:1977 p1
Longer classes next year, 4:19:1978 p1
New BS in criminal justice, 2:16:1979 p1
New courses for April, 4:17:1979 p4
New teachers in the fine arts department, 10:4:1978 p15
World emerges, 3:12:1978 p3
Dorm vandalism rampant, 4:20:1979 p1
House hunting: how does one do it?, 3:23:1979 p3
Housing under new management, 10:11:1978 p6
It's "lights out," 12:6:1978 p5
Living it up at Thompson estates?, 2:22:1978 p7
New residential policies discussed, 2:13:1979 p1
On campus housing "Pleasure or pain," 2:15:1978 p14
On the move: campus apartments, 3:15:1978 p4
R.A. correspondence, 11:15:1978 p6
Residential survey, 4:26:1978 p2
Students surveyed say they dislike food and want more quiet hours, 5:1:1979 p1
Trashy bills, 4:26:1978 p2
Will hot water problems be solved?, 4:13:1979 p1
DOVE, GLENDA
New teachers in the fine arts department, 10:4:1978 p15
DRAFT
Draft return "inevitable," 4:20:1979 p5
DRMOLA, EVZEN
Director cites expression, 4:24:1979 p1
DRUGS
Angel dust: sent from heaven or hell, 2:20:1979 p3
Drug awareness program: abuse of barbiturates, 2:27:1979 p3
Drug awareness program: Marijuana's effect, 3:6:1979 p3
Drug awareness program: test your knowledge, 2:13:1979 p3
Marijuana, 9:28:1977 p1/3
Only fools smoke poison, 5:3:1978 p4
Roll your own!!!, 10:12:1977 p5
DUNCAN, W. RAYMOND
Dr. Duncan to speak on interdependence, 10:25:1978 p3
Standing room only at global interdependence lecture, 11:1:1978 p2
World emerges, 4:12:1978 p3
Colgate upsets field hockey, 11:1:1978 p27
Eagles dominate but lose, 10:18:1978 p21
Eagles upset Ithaca, 10:11:1978 p23
Field hockey 2nd in state, 11:9:1977 p28
Field hockey season in perspective, 3:23:1979 p11
Field hockey seeded no. 1, 10:25:1978 p23
Field hockey starts quick, 9:28:1977 p29
Field hockey stones slippery rock, 10:19:1977 p24
FILLPU, KAARLO
Teacher sees campus change, 3:6:1979 p6
FINANCIAL AID
Feds spark attendance policy, 2:13:1979 p1
Financial aid director resigns, 2:9:1979 p3
Financial aid report, 3:8:1978 p4
HESC news, 3:8:1978 p4
HEW may toughen student loan availability, 4:20:1979 p4
State assembly passes TAP increase, 3:8:1978 p4
Students and schools face new stricter financial aid regulations, 3:2:1979 p7
TAP awards, 2:22:1978 p6
TAP deadlines announced, 3:15:1978 p4
TAP struggling, 9:28:1977 p3
What is the cost of a Brockport education, 12:14:1977 p1
FINE ARTS DEPARTMENT
Courses for spring new television, 10:26:1977 p19
New teachers in the fine arts department, 10:4:1978 p15
FIRE
Main St. blaze, 10:19:1977 p1
FISHMAN, JOSHUA AARON
College lecture series, 10:26:1977 p21
Dr. Aaron Fishman, 11:9:1977 p5
FOOD
Food coupon program attacked, 9:27:1978 p5
Food coupon value decreases, 10:4:1978 p2
New food plan, 9:27:1978 p3
FOOTBALL
A bruising eagle loss, 11:2:1977 p28
Cortland dumps eagles, 10:12:1977 p26
Defense cagers tigers even record at 3-3, 10:19:1977 p28
Defense dominates Cardinals, 10:11:1978 p21
Defense dominates winning season, 11:8:1978 p20
Eagles defeat Iona, 10:25:1978 p21
Eagles take no bull, 10:26:1977 p28
Eagles their own worst enemy, 10:4:1978 p21
Football evens record at 4-4, 11:1:1978 p26
Great danes overpower eagles, 9:28:1977 p31
Hobart routs gridders, 11:9:1977 p25
Offense jells yet eagles lose, 9:27:1978 p25
The mysterious football team, 10:18:1978 p21
Two players named to all-east squad, 2:20:1979 p11
FRALEIGH, SONDRA
Departments in depth: The dance chairperson, 2:15:1978 p21
A call to action, 12:7:1977 p5
An oz. of prevention..., 2:15:1978 p3
Boycott a success?, 2:8:1978 p4
Boycott reactions, 12:7:1977 p5
Conquering the common zit, 1:26:1979 p4
From flu to measles, 3:1:1978 p6
From the doctor's log: "Crabs" anyone?, 11:8:1978 p7
From the doctor's log: all treatments necessary, 4:27:1979 p5
From the doctor's log: are problems emotional?, 4:20:1979 p6
From the doctor's log: Have experts gone overboard?, 2:23:1979 p6
From the doctor's log: healing from the core, 5:1:1979 p5
From the doctor's log: how to handle the winter, 12:6:1978 p6
From the doctor's log: If you're having more than one, 2:9:1979 p6
From the doctor's log: Is health food always healthy?, 2:16:1979 p5
From the doctor's log: new evidence in acne war, 3:23:1979 p6
From the doctor's log: on birth control, 11:1:1978 p5
From the doctor's log: on medical service, 9:27:1978 p6
From the doctor's log: on student drug usage, 10:4:1978 p5
From the doctor's log: prison business booming, 3:30:1979 p7
From the doctor's log: sex should the church decide?, 4:17:1979 p5
From the doctor's log: Strep throat a common ailment, 3:2:1979 p6
From the doctor's log: suicide rates high, 11:15:1978 p7
From the doctor's log: The seven year itch, 7:25:1979 p3
From the doctor's log: the world's a jungle, 12:13:1978 p5
From the doctor's log: VD-waiting for you, 4:6:1979 p5
Gynecology clinic, 10:26:1977 p1
Health fair, 3:15:1978 p5
Health fair '78, 3:8:1978 p5
Health fair offers tests, 3:2:1979 p5
Health fee issue not dead, 4:12:1978 p4
Healthy legislation, 3:8:1978 p5
Hospital-campus transport solved, 2:20:1979 p1
Individual rights vs. public rights: Is healthy legislation healthy?, 3:15:1978 p17
Infirmary to be reviewed, 12:14:1977 p5
Measles epidemic, 2:22:1978 p3
New clinic on campus, 11:15:1978 p5
Open wide, 2:8:1978 p3
Should you boycott the health fee?, 12:14:1977 p3
Student screams at SUNY Board, 10:26:1977 p1
The rumble grows in Brockport, 11:2:1977 p6
Viewpoints: is abortion immoral or an option?, 2:20:1979 p5
HELP 5
Help Five works, 9:28:1977 p9
Help-5 administrator laid off; search commences for lawyer, 7:25:1979 p1
Help-5 hires legal assistant, 3:27:1979 p3
HENNESSEY, BOB
Off campus college: Bob Hennessey's pipe dream, 3:1:1978 p5
HENNING, DOUG
Exclusive: Doug Henning, 12:7:1977 p19
HEYEN, WILLIAM
The Guggenheim, 9:28:1977 p5
HILLEL
Hillel sponsors Klein, 2:22:1978 p18
HISTORY
Brockport history, 11:16:1977 p7
Brockport Part II, 12:14:1977 p6
BSU history lesson, 12:7:1977 p6
History of Brockport state, 11:9:1977 p8
The buildings and their names, 2:8:1978 p7
The history of Brockport, 10:18:1978 p5
HISTORY DEPARTMENT
Who's who: Stephen Ireland, 4:12:1978 p8
HOCKEY
Brockport "wins" alumni hockey, 11:9:1977 p27
Canadians give eagles early lesson, 11:16:1977 p25
Eagles second in Brockport tourney, 12:6:1978 p17
Eagles whomp Canisius 16-0, 11:15:1978 p23
Eagles youths stun alumni, 11:8:1978 p22
Elmira outclasses eagles, 1:26:1979 p11
Fans wait: Cortland forfeits, 2:13:1979 p12
Icemen avenge loss to Geneseo, 3:6:1979 p12
Icemen defeat military academy, 2:27:1979 p12
Icemen defeat Potsdam bears, 2:6:1979 p12
Icemen gain second victory, 2:8:1978 p23
Icemen lose in overtime, 3:2:1979 p11
Icemen melt Hobart, 2:20:1979 p12
Icemen stop Union, 2:9:1979 p11
Improvements in ice rink, 11:8:1978 p2
Inconsistent play hounds eagles, 2:22:1978 p28
Lakers drown eagles, 12:14:1977 p24
Pucksters can Canisius 4-3, 12:7:1977 p28
The "colonel" conquers, 2:23:1979 p11
The end of a long, hard season, 3:1:1978 p30
Who's who in hockey, 3:30:1979 p15, 4:3:1979 p12, 4:10:1979 p12
HOCKEY-WOMEN
A new dimension, 2:15:1978 p26
HOMECOMING
Float-a-thon, 10:12:1977 p5
HONORS CONVOCATION
Honors students awarded, 4:20:1979 p1
HOUSING-OFF CAMPUS
Help is on the way for off-campus students, 12:13:1978 p2
House hunting: hometown and Viking reviewed, 4:10:1979 p3
Le Chase New name, new changes, 3:30:1979 p3
Living options, 10:4:1978 p5
On the move: campus vs. off, 5:3:1978 p2
On the move: Hometown apartments, 4:12:1978 p5
On the move: The Villager apartments, 4:19:1978 p27
On the move? -Winston Woods, 4:5:1978 p7
Viking apartments: on the move, 3:1:1978 p8
Words of warning: off-campus living, 12:13:1978 p6
International day offered variety of entertainment, 4:17:1979 p6
INTERNATIONAL EDUCATION
British study offered, 10:11:1978 p5
Cuernavaca 75, 10:19:1977 p2
Discover Greece, 2:8:1978 p8
Educational alternative, 2:22:1978 p4
Experience in Mexico, 10:11:1978 p5
France for a change, 3:8:1978 p9
Go abroad, 4:19:1978 p27
London semester, 3:1:1978 p20
Mythology in Greece, 1:30:1979 p5
Soviet exchange, 3:15:1978 p6
Study abroad: exchange program open to all, 10:11:1978 p5
Jamaica comes to Brockport, 11:9:1977 p8
There's more than reggae in Jamaica, 4:20:1979 p9
JONES, KENNETH
Departments in depth: theatre, 5:3:1978 p17
JUDO
Judo club hosts regionals, 2:22:1978 p25
Judo club takes first place, 2:27:1979 p11
Judo news, 4:26:1978 p25
Judo tournament, 3:15:1978 p28
Judoists advance in tourney, 10:18:1978 p22
The Brockport Judo club and its invisible force, 10:19:1977 p7
First loss of season, 4:27:1979 p12
Lacrosse season opens men overwhelm Albany, Union, 4:20:1979 p11
Lacrosse trip a-ok, 4:5:1978 p15
McEntee may be the key, 3:15:1978 p27
Stickmen get stung by Ithaca, 4:12:1978 p20
LACROSSE-WOMEN
Women lacrossers upset Colgate, 5:1:1979 p11
Women lose tough game, 4:24:1979 p12
LAKE PLACID
The Lake Placid Olympic prison: who does it affect?, 4:10:1979 p9
LAMBERT, WALLACE
Dr. Wallace Lambert to speak, 9:27:1978 p13
LAMPSHADE PARTY
Death of a party, Brockport style, 3:2:1979 p3
LANGUAGE
College lecture series, 10:26:1977 p21
LAW
Report on legal defenses in a police state, 4:26:1978 p7
Twenty-three to law schools, 5:1:1979 p5
LEBANON
From civil war to SUNY Brockport, 2:16:1979 p5
LEE, CHERYL
Knowledge, unity and understanding salutes: Miss Cheryl Lee, 3:1:1978 p23
New teachers in the fine arts department, 10:4:1978 p15
LIBRARY
Drake Memorial makes a move, 4:12:1978 p1
Library extends hours, 4:3:1979 p1
Library hours stacked for week before finals, 9:28:1977 p11
Need library help?, 1:30:1979 p5
New library rules, 12:14:1977 p8
Problems at Drake Memorial, 12:7:1977 p8
Study opportunities "nil," 12:13:1978 p7
SUNY libraries: open access, 2:27:1979 p3
Maintenance slowly repairs, 11:8:1978 p7
Snow removal to be easier from now on, 2:23:1979 p1
MANCUSO, RICHARD
Nuclear conference here, 4:3:1979 p4
MANGIONE, CHUCK
Chuck Mangione quartet: simple but pleasant, 2:15:1978 p19
I call it Mangione music, 2:15:1978 p19
MANNING, KIM
Interview with Kim Manning, 3:15:1978 p26
MARCEAU, MARCEL
Brings everything to life, 2:27:1979 p9
MARCHANT, PETER
Dr. Peter Marchant "One of Brockport's finest," 11:15:1978 p6
MARIJUANA
Drug awareness program: Marijuana's effect, 3:6:1979 p3
Marijuana, 9:28:1977 p1/3
Only fools smoke poison, 5:3:1978 p4
Roll your own!!!, 10:12:1977 p5
MATESKY, ELIZABETH
Brockport symphony, 11:1:1978 p19
MAY, ROBIN
An interview with Robin May, 4:3:1979 p9
An interview with Robin May: Part II, 4:6:1979 p9
An interview with Robin May: Part III, 4:10:1979 p9
MCCORMICK, DAN
McCormick in Hall of Fame, 10:25:1978 p23
McCormick looks to nationals, 11:1:1978 p27
MCGUIRE, E.J.
E. J. McGuire, 10:19:1977 p25
MILLER BREWING COMPANY
Roll in the barrels of beer, 2:6:1979 p3
MILLER, MELVIN
State assemblyman visits Brockport: no more $ for SUNY, 12:6:1978 p2
MILLER, RICHARD
Welcome Dr. Miller, 9:28:1977 p5
MINORITY ATHLETIC CAUCUS
Minority athletic caucus, 2:16:1979 p7
MITCHELL, GEORGE
A day from Mitchell's life, 2:22:1978 p16
MITCHELL, WINSTON
Black enterprise comes to Brockport, 10:12:1977 p13
MONDALE, MORT
Veep's brother visits Brockport, 12:6:1978 p3
MURRAY, DON
Wrestling: coach of champions Don Murray, 2:22:1978 p26
MUSIC
Grover Washington heads fine eve of jazz, 4:12:1978 p14
Main street records: second record store opens, 3:6:1979 p1
Original "Avant Garde" musician, 10:19:1977 p19
What a combination...violinist and marionette, 3:30:1979 p11
MUSIC DEPARTMENT
Departments in depth: the music chairperson, 4:19:1978 p8
Flutist performs, 12:13:1978 p15
Music department to present keyboard symposium, 10:19:1977 p17
National student convention in Washington, 4:26:1978 p4–5
NESTLES
One year later: Nestles' still boycotted, 2:6:1979 p1
Viewpoint: Boycotting Nestles' ...bad for economy, 2:6:1979 p6
NEWMAN CENTER
Human awareness development week, 11:2:1977 p7
NICHOLAS, HEIDI
Faculty dance concert, 4:10:1979 p7
New teachers in the fine arts department, 10:4:1978 p15
NOWAK, ED
Public defender: friend or foe, 2:6:1979 p1
NUCLEAR
Brockport hosts "the present status of nuclear energy," 4:10:1979 p3
Nuclear conference here, 4:3:1979 p4
The Harrisburg syndrome: has the danger really passed?, 4:10:1979 p3
Who do you trust?, 4:27979 p3
Join the peace corps, 12:6:1978 p5
Peace corps comes to Brockport, 3:8:1978 p7
PHON-A-THON
Phonathon dates set, 3:6:1979 p3
PINCKNEY, GEORGE
Who's who George Pinckney, 12:7:1977 p2
POLICE
Police chief resigns, 11:15:1978 p2
POLITICAL SCIENCE
Dr. Andrews and the poli sci dept., 3:8:1978 p8
POLLUTION
Dirty noise, 3:1:1978 p12
Healthy legislation, 3:8:1978 p5
Individual rights vs. public rights: is healthy legislation healthy?, 3:15:1978 p17
The polluted pollution program, 3:8:1978 p8
Water pollution: The decay of our most precious resource, 2:15:1978 p10
POWELL, FREDRIC
Dr. Powell new speech chairperson, 10:12:1977 p11
PROJECT PRIDE
Campus beautification, 9:27:1978 p2
PROSTITUTION
Prostitutes: demeaning, dehumanizing and finally organizing, 3:2:1979 p5
PUBLIC DEFENDER
Public defender: friend or foe, 2:6:1979 p1
PUBLIC SAFETY
Back to work, 4:27:1979 p1
Escort service begins, 4:3:1979 p1
Public safety, 11:16:1977 p5
Public safety responds with firearm, 10:4:1978 p1
Safety officers strike, 4:24:1979 p1
A dozen ways you can fight back, 4:10:1979 p5
Rape rape reaction, 10:12:1977 p5
Rape: its medical aspects explored at Parkridge, 4:10:1979 p1
Rape: ordeal is long lasting both mentally and physically, 4:3:1979 p1
The most violent crime, 3:30:1979 p1
Viewpoints: Jail the rapist...or sympathize?, 3:27:1979 p5
Contracts signed, 10:4:1978 p3
No more yearbooks to be sold, 2:27:1979 p1
Yearbook status at a standstill, 2:2:1979 p1
SAXTON, RICH
Marathon man, 5:3:1978 p1
SCOTLAND
Impressions of Brockport, USA, 5:10:1978 p4
SENIORS
Attention seniors: guidelines for graduation, 2:27:1979 p3
SEYMOUR UNION
Union lounging, 10:26:1977 p6
SHUTTLE BUS
Easy rider, 11:9:1977 p1
RTS-BSG bus begins, 12:6:1978 p1
Shuttle bus stalled in red tape, 2:15:1978 p1
SIMS, BUD
AD Crawford to recommend Sims rehire as football coach, 11:16:1977 p28
Sims rehired, 3:15:1978 p27
SMOOT, JAMES
SUNY Vice chancellor visits the "Port," 3:15:1978 p1
SOCCER
Booters lose to Hartwick 5-1, 10:4:1978 p22
Brockport wins but Albany gets bid for tourney, 11:15:1978 p22
Cortland gets revenge, 10:26:1977 p24
Eagles soccer: close but no cigar, 11:16:1977 p28
Eagles squeeze orange 3-0, 9:28:1977 p30
Eagles take SUNYAC opener, 10:12:1977 p26
Geneseo gives the master a lesson in 2-2 thriller, 11:2:1977 p24
NCAA hands Brockport fourth straight tourney bid after Foresta leads 4-0 win over UB, 11:9:1977 p28
Soccer machine one game closer, 11:1:1978 p25
Soccer machine rolls on, 9:27:1978 p24
Soccer machine splits two, 10:18:1978 p22
Soccer machine stalls, 10:11:1978 p21
Soccer team still in contention, 10:25:1978 p22
Timothy stars: Eagle pollute lakers, 10:19:1977 p24
Wins SUNY west title: soccer machine denied bid, 11:8:1978 p20
SOCIAL SECURITY
Students' benefits threatened, 4:24:1979 p3
The threat to student social security benefits, 5:1:1979 p3
SOCIOLOGY DEPARTMENT
An open letter to the sociology department, 12:7:1977 p7
SOFTBALL
Softball team to states, 5:10:1978 p19
Softball team wins two, 4:20:1979 p11
Women make a comeback, 4:27:1979 p12
Women whip Geneseo, 5:1:1979 p11
Women win one, 4:24:1979 p12
SOTO, RAFAEL
Knowledge, unity and understanding salutes: Rafael Soto, 3:1:1978 p23
SOUTH AFRICA
Change in South Africa, 10:11:1978 p2
IBM in South Africa, 10:18:1978 p10
SPECIAL OLYMPICS
"I want to stay...the rest of my life," 8:12:1979 p1
"Spirit" is the word, 1:26:1979 p3
...and everyday people, 8:11:1979 p3
28 days to olympics, 7:11:1979 p1
3500 olympians: in festival of hope, liberation, courage, 4:6:1979 p5
A donation of love, 8:12:1979 p6
A gift to children, 8:10:1979 p6
A new kind of joy comes to Brockport in 1979, 11:28:1977 p1
Age not a factor, 8:11:1979 p6
Alabama over Oregon in 2nd half, 8:12:1979 p3
All eyes center, 8:12:1979 p3
Brave in the attempt, 8:12:1979 p8
BSG gives $10,000, 7:11:1979 p1
Campus, community to benefit, 2:16:1979 p3
Coke gives $25,000 to special olympics, 4:12:1978 p1
College co-sponsors summer camp, 7:25:1979 p3
Colorful ceremonies kick-off olympics, 8:10:1979 p1
Courting excitement, 8:11:1979 p1
Dance marathon canned, 3:30:1979 p1
Dance marathon proposal rejected, 10:11:1978 p1
Dance marathon: the cans are out, 3:2:1979 p1
Dancers disappointed, 4:10:1979 p6
Electrifying pre-game rush, 8:10:1979 p3
Final matches draw excitement, 8:12:1979 p2
FSA asked to finance $360,000 stadium, 1:26:1979 p1
FSA board: special olympics stadium approved, 3:27:1979 p1
Gymnasts' emotions high, 8:11:1979 p2
Having fun in the city, 8:10:1979 p3
How much will it all cost?, 2:23:1979 p3
Inside the Special Olympics: International games go metric, 2:9:1979 p3
Inside the Special Olympics: Marathon 48 hour fund raiser, 2:2:1979 p3
Losing to win, 8:11:1979 p2
Medals and smiles for all, 8:9:1979 p3
New games, new fun, 8:11:1979 p7
Olympians to view the falls, 4:27:1979 p3
Olympic torch extinguished promising eternal friendship, 8:12:1979 p1
Olympics offer academic minor, 4:6:1979 p3
Olympics-$4,680, 5:10:1978 p3
On-going program, 5:1:1979 p3
Our town; nuestro pueblo; notre village, 8:9:1979 p1
Rally rouses crowd, 8:9:1979 p2
Sign committee paints town, 3:2:1979 p3
Smith asks BSG for $75,000 for special olympics stadium, 5:10:1978 p1
Special celebrities, 8:11:1979 p2
Special olympics update, 1:30:1979 p3
Special stamp; sello especial; tiimber speciale, 8:10:1979 p2
Stadium finances still cloudy, 2:13:1979 p1
Tears of joy, 8:11:1979 p1
Tent city planned, 4:13:1979 p3
The men who made a dream come true, 11:28:1977 p3
The story of the spcial olympics, 11:28:1977 p3
The winners and still champions: special olympic games, 4:19:1978 p1
Time short for Olympic Stadium, 2:2:1979 p1
Town decorations taking shape, 4:20:1979 p3
Tuttle offers Olympic preview, 3:23:1979 p3
Various activities planned, 5:1:1979 p3
Volunteered for a special job, 8:12:1979 p2
Volunteers need "Special background," 2:2:1979 p6
Welcome, bienvenido; bienvenu, 8:9:1979 p1
Who's staying where?, 3:30:1979 p3
SPENDER, STEPHEN
Descriptive poetry from Stephen Spender, 2:22:1978 p22
SPRING-IN
In the mall after all, 4:12:1978 p1
SAB clarifies spring-in move, 4:5:1978 p3
Spring-in '79, 4:27:1979 p1
Spring-in doubtful, 9:27:1978 p1
Spring-in rules, 5:3:1978 p7
Spring-in to be moved off campus, 4:5:1978 p1
Two points of view on spring-in, 4:5:1978 p8
STAGE XVI
It's "Lights out," 12:6:1978 p5
STEEL, JUDY
New teachers in the fine arts department, 10:4:1978 p15
STONY BROOK
Stony Brook's students tube habits, 4:19:1978 p22
STUDENT ACTIVITIES BOARD
Hats off to SAB, 2:15:1978 p14
Organization is key to concerts, 9:27:1978 p17
SAB clarifies spring-in move, 4:5:1978 p3
SAB coffee house: entertainment plus, 3:6:1979 p9
SAB concert: good rats--good times, 3:2:1979 p9
SAB concerts: enough money, many plans, 3:1:1978 p5
SAB survey results in, 11:1:1978 p6
What's SAB?, 3:1:1978 p14
B.C.E.P. and the program, 12:6:1978 Special Insert
Introducing the SPTP, 12:6:1978 Special Insert
Looking for that first job, 12:6:1978 Special Insert
Student paraprofessional training program and introduction, 12:6:1978 Special Insert
Why this program?, 12:6:1978 Special Insert
STUDENT SENATE
The senate lost in space, 3:1:1978 p1
STULL, JIM
Brockport's mayor interviewed, 12:13:1978 p5
STYLUS
Stylus adopts new letters to the editor policy, 5:17:1978 p1
SULTANOFF, BARRY
Who's who Barry Sultanoff, 11:9:1977 p8
SUMMER ARTS FESTIVAL
Brockport summer arts festival, 5:1:1979 p6/7
Carousel an enjoyable evening, 7:25:1979 p4
SUNY
3,000 strike back at hike, 3:23:1979 p1
Chancellor might be sued, 3:8:1978 p5
Chancellor raises fee ceiling, 3:2:1979 p1
Chancellor tours campus, 11:8:1978 p1
State assemblyman visits Brockport: no more $ for SUNY, 12:6:1978 p2
State first: holidays, 9:28:1977 p1
Sullivan introduces tuition increase tax credit, 3:30:1979 p1
SUNY $ doctored, 9:28:1977 p1
SUNY budget, 2:15:1978 p5
SUNY libraries: open access, 2:27:1979 p3
SUNY tuition hike proposed, 1:30:1979 p1
Tuition hike delayed by SUNY trustees, 3:2:1979 p1
Tuition hike ok'd, 3:6:1979 p1
Tuition tax credit dropped, 10:25:1978 p1
Viewpoints: raising tuition..adds to inflation, 3:6:1979 p5
SUPREME COURT
Affirmative action or reverse discrimination, 10:19:1977 p5
An opinion of the Bakke case, 2:15:1978 p12
National student convention in Washington, 4:26:1978 p4–5
Schools start to adjust to Bakke case, 2:23:1979 p7
Supreme Court lets Pennsylvania "re-appropriation" law stand, 3:27:1979 p9
The Bakke decision, 10:4:1978 p9
SWIMMING
Depth to be key for successful season, 12:6:1978 p17
Mermaids split 2, 2:13:1979 p12
Swim team drowns Alfred, 1:30:1979 p11
Swimmers dive into post-season, 3:1:1978 p30
Swimmers stroke through tough competition, 2:8:1978 p23
Welcome back Sims, 12:13:1978 p21
Women improve times despite record, 2:6:1979 p11
Womens swimming ends on the upstroke, 3:8:1978 p26
Womens' swimming, 3:15:1978 p28
A successful season for women netters, 10:26:1977 p25
THANKSGIVING
Thanksgiving: America's oldest, 11:16:1977 p8
The first Thanksgiving?, 11:16:1977 p8
THEATRE
A look behind the scenes, 1:26:1979 p9
A view from the bridge, 11:15:1978 p18
Amahl-a Christmas classic, 12:14:1977 p19
Departments in depth: theatre, 5:3:1978 p17
East meets west in Brockport, 10:25:1978 p15
Godspell blesses new theatre season, 9:28:1977 p21
Kopit one act plays, 10:11:1978 p16
London theatre course, 10:26:1977 p19
Midsummer shows Shakespearean quality, 4:24:1979 p7
Montagues and Capulets still feuding, 3:1:1978 p27
Satirical play astounds audience, 2:20:1979 p9
Sticks and stones: play ready to roll on stage, 2:6:1979 p9
The roar of the greasepaint the smell of the crowd, 3:8:1978 p22
The wizard of oz, 12:6:1978 p12
THOMPSON
Living it up at Thompson estates?, 2:22:1978 p7
TITLE IX
Title IX investigated, 4:24:1979 p1
TOWN GOWN RELATIONS
Brockport's mayor interviewed, 12:13:1978 p5
College: big $$$ for local businesses, 4:5:1978 p1
Comparative shopping in Brockport, 3:23:1979 p1
Industrial park being built, 12:13:1978 p3
The history of Brockport, 10:18:1978 p5
TRACK AND FIELD
Dolan, Zegarelli; set new records, 2:20:1979 p1
Eagles bomb Geneseo, 5:3:1978 p23
Grant breaks record, 2:6:1979 p1
Men "clutch" at end, 3:6:1979 p11
Men's track sets new record, 2:27:1979 p12
Sets record, 5:10:1978 p19
State meet men place 8th, 3:27:1979 p12
Three eagles advance, 11:8:1978 p23
Three take first, 4:3:1979 p12
Track season kicks off, 4:24:1979 p12
Tracksters finish season, 11:15:1978 p22
Tracksters start on wrong foot, 4:19:1978 p31
Tracksters tie, 4:26:1978 p26
Women topple record, 3:6:1979 p11
New teachers in the fine arts department, 10:4:1978 p15
TSERETELI, ZURAB
A gift to children, 8:10:1979 p6
Russian artist teaching classes and overseeing sculptures, 7:25:1979 p1
Soviet artist to create, 5:1:1979 p6
Statues dedicated to Olympics, 8:10:1979 p2
District tourney near, 11:1:1978 p25
Spikers eight at Pitt, 10:12:1977 p28
Spikers take second title, 11:9:1977 p25
Spikers win state title, 11:16:1977 p26
Volleyball cops fourth in Edinborough tourney, 10:26:1977 p25
Volleyball news, 10:25:1978 p21
Volleyball sweeps, 9:27:1978 p25
Volleyballers win 9 of 11 take title at Binghamton, 11:2:1977 p25
Women lose tourney, 11:8:1978 p22
Women to finals, 10:18:1978 p22
Working women: struggling in female job ghetto, 2:20:1979 p6
WOMEN'S COALITION
Women's coalition forms feminist group seeks center, 3:30:1979 p7
WOMEN'S RIGHTS
Essay: Women's rights, 12:7:1977 p7
WORK STUDY
Outstanding student employee selected, 5:10:1978 p2
Student labor force strong, 2:23:1979 p5
Student workers honored, 4:20:1979 p5
Work study, 10:12:1977 p12
Work study unaffected by minimum wage hike, 2:2:1979 p1
WRESTLING
Eight wrestlers qualify for Nationals, 2:16:1979 p11
Grapplers cop third, 2:23:1979 p11
Grapplers cop thirdich Sippel: a wrestling wonder, 4:10:1979 p12
Knowledge, unity and understanding salutes: Rafael Soto, 3:1:1978 p23
Wrestlers are after 2nd national title, 12:7:1977 p27
Wrestlers continue to pin, 2:8:1978 p24
Wrestlers cop second, 3:23:1979 p1
Wrestlers finish seventh nationally, 3:8:1978 p28
Wrestlers hold their own, 12:6:1978 p17
Wrestlers point toward SUNYAC, 2:9:1979 p11
Wrestlers warm up, 11:8:1978 p23
Wrestlers: diverse personalities, 3:15:1978 p28
Wrestling future bright, 2:2:1979 p11
Wrestling: coach of champions Don Murray, 2:22:1978 p26
Wrestling: it takes all kinds, 3:23:1979 p11
WRIGHT, NANCY
Canal claims two lives, 12:13:1978 p1
WRITER'S FORUM
Anne Waldman-an up and coming poet, 12:14:1977 p19
Descriptive poetry from Stephen Spender, 2:22:1978 p22
Gwendolyn Brooks: entertaining, disturbing, 4:5:1978 p12
Tillie Olsen, 11:2:1977 p17
Weekend of writing, 4:20:1979 p7