Brown and White Vol. 90 no. 21

              lehigh university brown and white zls-mt-433 â–¼ vi ~~ mt.^m bethlehem pa tuesday november 21 it7b pard boiled biw photo by harris and the engineers went on to pummel the pards 23-15 it was i.ehigh's ninth win out of the last 1 1 games see story page 12 and photo essay pages 6 and 7 left in the fourth quarter before they stormed out of their end zone seats to battle forthe prized posts no one was seriously in jured in the melee that ensued the goalposts suffered the same fate as the l>eopards at satur day's 1 14th lehigh-lafayette contest rowdy students waited until there were eight minutes lafayette game security criticized by jerry miller security around the goalposts will be tightened up at next year's lehigh lafayette game according to william quay dean of students quay said tighter security is necessary to prevent the posts from coming down before the end of the name as they did on saturday in easton the goal posts at both ends of fisher field were destroyed with eight minutes remaining in the game if it means using mace we will use mace quay said yesterday fan behavior at saturday's game he added was not as good as last year we could have lost the game . . the goal posts came down too early quay said the security at the game was too weak he said noting that sideline passes weren't checked allowing unauthorized students and fans to roam the sidelines the perimeter of the field was not secure quay said you have to be touch on the first guy to cross the line he said adding that the athletic departments of both schools were upbei that the goalposts were destroyed before the end of the game the contest was too close to lose the posts that early he said the crowd seemed bored and restless quay said people began drinking way too early quay laid he had no reports of arrests or serious injuries to university students at the game one or more of the easton police at the game used mace or a mace-like chemical to discourage rowdy fans from destroying the goalposts according to several wit nesses capt vincent ftaccia the officer in charge of security for the game had told the brown and white earlier this month that the easton police did away with mace several years ago fraccia was not available for comment yesterday when sprayed in the face mace causes temporary blindness followed by a stinging sensation that may last several hours it's not much fun said one student sprayed saturday off-campus lots with 22 spaces almost completed by vicki murk two university funded parking lots on montclair avenue will be completed within two weeks tony corallo director of physical planning said the two lots will ptuvidtr 22 parking apace ami a lighting system completion was delayed because the contractor failed to meet the time schedule but construction is now progressing rapidly he added the parking lots were originally designed to comply with a zoning or dinance the ordinance requires that a parking space be provided for every four beds m warren square however at a zoining meeting on aug 23 residents in the area complained that student cars occupy their street parking spaces therefore eight to 12 of the spaces will be allocated to the residents corallo said in august the university offered to provide 18 spaces in the lots for residents it was one of the concessions granted by vigilant b&w photo by strauss eastoti police sported billy clubs and stem demeanors at the lafayette game saturday faas are ready to begin their onslaught on the goalposts in the background while these officers take a dim view of being photographed at least one policeman found mace a necessary instrument far crowd control group to begin early planning of new library by peg pfenninger a seven-member committee was recently appointed to compile a detailed program for a 7.5 million library slated to be constructed by 1963 the committee chaired by library director berry richards was selected after the university board of trustees last month voted to set aside money from phase ii of the new century fund for the construction in a letter from eric ottervick vice president for planning and provost albert zettlemoyer committee members were instructed to have the program for the 85,000 square foot facility completed b september 1979 members of the committee include roy herrenkohl director of the center for social resources fred fowkes chemistry department chairman donald barry government department chairman assistant professor of economics bruce dalgaard emory zimmers assistant professor of industrial engineering david cundall assistant professor of biology and faculty representative to the forum and richard pulling 79 anthony corallo director of planning is an ex-officio member of the committee consultants to the group are david kaser who compiled a report on the university's library needs last year and library technology expert w kenneth lowry of bell laboratories most of the members of the pannel are from the science-oriented departments because the library will primarily be a science-social science facility according to nan van gieson assistant provost the group won't be designing a building van gieson stressed they will focus on what the library will serve van gieson added the program com mittee was instructed to follow three main directions see committee page 4 see lot page 8 inside text profits p 4 ailing program p 5 revelry pp 6-7 icac champs p 12 next issue hie next issue of the brown and white will appear on thursday nov 30 deadline for all copy and ads is 4:30 on tuesday nov 28 happy thanksgiving