Brown and White Vol. 88 no. 22

              amj 1 1 f l ll at i i i 1 iu i iii i 1 m a a h h km i i bhi vol 88 — no 22 215-866-0331 bethlehem pa ' tuesday november 23 1976 saturday's student conduct called very good by quay by jim donahue k.nt behavior at saturday's lehigh tte game was very good ac ; to william quay dean of students attributed the good behavior to the campaign run by both schools to discourage fighting and other disorderly conduct he said cooperation between student leaders of both schools student assistants at the game and the closeness of the game also contributed to the good behavior last year at the game fights broke out between students during the second quarter and continued through the remainder of the game during halftime at that game students demolished both goalposts on saturday the goalposts remained standing until the game was over quay said another factor that influenced the calmness of this year's game was the promised loss of ticket privileges to next year's game by any living group for disorderly conduct william leckonby athletic director said sigma chi fraternity lost ticket privileges for saturday's game according to leckonby the fraternity lost its privileges because they used alcoholic beverages m taylor stadium and drank excessively during the cw post game the police also helped quay said however there were no arrests he added easton police said they would make arrests if necessary to maintain order quay said last week that arrests had never been made at the annual game forum group to investigate health center by ellen feldman a forum subcommittee or liaison com mittee will be established to investigate the health center according to hildy shandell 77 forum secretary-treasurer the committee's purpose will not be defined until a chairman is appointed shandell said the health center is adequately staffed for only eight hours a day shandell said two students with almost no medical training are on duty for the remaining 16 hours she added according to shandell the university must decide exactly what facilities and treatments it must provide and how ef fectively this responsibility is carried out according to shandell someone with medical knowledge should be available at the health center at all times shandell said training the students who work m the health center now or hiring a student from st luke's hospital could alleviate this problem preston parr vice president and dean of student affairs seemed receptive to this idea,shandell said however parr does not want to change around the health already panting b&w pho ° by neporent > it's not even 200 yards from the start of the race and many of the trotters seem worse for the wear as they begin their long sday's turkey trot but only 549 finished for full lafayette uphill grind approximately 700 eager runners entered thur week coverage see page 7 bookstore balance indeterminable by lee ann lusardi the university cannot tell whether the bookstore is running a deficit or a surplus according to elmer glick university treasurer he explained that the university does not annually estimate the amount of certain bookstore expenses such as rent light and heat which the university pays for out of its budget the bookstore ran a 75,513 94 surplus after direct expenses for the 1975-76 school year according to robert bell bookstore director the direct expenses are those paid for by the bookstore and include salaries computing costs advertising and transportation as well as telephone postage and packaging costs bell said however m addition to rent light and heat the university pays for expenses such as water insurance employe benefits and the services of the univer sity's auditors laywers and the accounting and bursar's offices bell said the last survey to determine the bookstore's indirect expenses was done for the 1968-69 academic year glick said in that year the bookstore's indirect costs made up 7.5 per cent of its expenses he said if the 7.5 per cent figure was still true for 1975-76 the bookstore indirect costs would have been 89,646.17 in that case the bookstore would have cost the university 14,132.23 on the basis of this type of computation the bookstore probably would be m a hole glick said however he emphasized that since the university does not know how much the bookstore's indirect costs are there is no way to ascertain whether the bookstore loses or makes money for the university the bookstore's surplus after direct expenses for last year would have been approximately 125,000 if it had not lost 50,000 mostly due to shoplifting bell said it is possible that the bookstore lost money last year due to the 50,000 shrinkage he added the bookstore's surplus before indirect costs for 1974-75 was 72,713.80 bell said for 1973-74 it was 76,733.30 he said any surplus from the bookstore goes into the university's current fund glick said the fund currently is m excess of 26 million and includes the recovery of all university indirect costs as well as tuition endowment funds and other revenues the fund pays for the cost of operating the university including in struction and departmental research general administration and plant operation and maintenance b&w photo by cheng weapon search robert reeves assistant dean of students searches a drinker house room for lethal weapons a dart shot from a blowgun tuesday nearly injured a gryphon's mother see story page 5 see forum page 9 inside lighting funds possible p 4 adventurous immigrant p 6 sorority woes p 9 sad saturday p 12 last issue this is the last issue of the brown and white until tuesday nov 30 when a special wrestling preview will be published