Brown and White Vol. 97 no. 41

              the brown and white lehigh university bethlehem pennsylvania vol 97 — no 41 215)861-4181 friday april 11 1986 alcoholic discusses different attitudes in college drinkers by elizabeth varga news editor one out of every 10 college students is an alcoholic according to mike green of collegiate consultants on drugs and alcohol green lectured on alcohol abuse tuesday night in packard lab auditorium if there is one thing wrong with society it's that we don't teach people how to drink he suggested colleges provide courses in drinking beer for freshmen followed by wine tasting for juniors and progressing to mixed drinks for seniors he spoke primarily on the attitudes of different types of drinkers after giving seven members of the audience index cards on which were written different kinds of drinkers the initials of which spelled alcohol the athlete the ladies the competitive drinker the occasional drinker the happy drinker the outspoken drinker and the legend as green mentioned each drinker in his talk the holder of the corresponding card went before the rest of the audience to give his own definition of the type i do not think these attitudes are bad green said i think the drunken attitudes are bad how do you drink the best person to answer this is the alcoholic because 1 have something other people don't have a disease green graduated from westchester university headed for pro-football with the philadelphia eagles he was the defensive line coach at westchester brzezinski criticizes u.s.'s foreign policy bymarygreczyn the real possibility that central questions will be left unan swered plagues president reagan's foreign policy according to zbigniew brzezinski former assistant to president carter for national security affairs in a speech monday night in packer memorial church his talk reagan's foreign policy dilemmas was the first in the cohen international relations lecture series brzezinski is currently the herbert lehman professor of government at columbia university with which he has been associated since 1960 in addition he serves as counsellor for the georgetown university center for strategic and international studies he was assistant to carter for national security affairs from 1977 to 1981 when he received the presidential medal of freedom for efforts to normalize the relations between the u.s and china and his work in u.s human rights and national security policies bs.w photo by john tri echl fc r president peter likins right introduced the first speaker to appear in the new cohen international relations lecture series zbigniew brzezinski monday night br zezinski former national security adviser to president carter spoke in packer memorial chapel on reagan's foreign policy dilemmas class officers elected despite poor poll turnout by brian cooke voter turnout for monday's class elections was low ac cording , to beth mora president of the class of 1986 who estimated that 620 students voted compared to about 920 last year lou bunnick was re-elected president for the class of 1 987 » all other officers will be new laura d'orsi vice president lucille pastore treasurer and kathleen dolan secretary jeffrey enslin was elected class of 1988 president kathy plaia vice president jeanne shaffer treasurer and margaret laforce secretary in the freshman class presidential candidates joseph bower and rich rosier split the votes each taking 73 runoff elections will be held april 22 other freshmen candidates ran uncontested sondra gross and jill hoexter were re-elected as vice president and secretary respectively and wendy herschman was elected treasurer b w photo by ted kearns traffic through the university center was unusually heavy this past week due to three days of elections held on the second floor ex-judge explains judicial legitimacy by craig hofsess president reagan and mr meese are in for a sur prise said arthur j goldberg regarding the present trend of filling the supreme court with reputedly con servative justices in an effort to assure decisions consistent with the reigning political party according to the former associate justice of the supreme court historically similar efforts have backfired and resulted in courts polarized strongly to opposite ideological orientations to those intended the lecture titled judicial activism vs judicial restraint dealt with the supreme court's powers as an allocator of liberty goldberg appeared in lehigh's neville hall at 8 p.m wednesday as the annual lecturer in law funded by the rocco j tresolini memorial fund goldberg served on the american federation of labor and the congress of industrial organization as well as general council for the afl-cio and the united steel workers prior to his 1961 appointment as secretary of labor under the kennedy administration he was ap pointed to the supreme court after justice felix frank furter's retirement later goldberg was nominated as ambassador to the united nations time works changes goldman said of the con stitution and the purpose of the courts is to apply the sentiment of the framers to an everchanging nation ' ' goldberg strongly voiced the opinion that meese's standpoint on a non-activist court is at best over-simplistic and most unrealistic considering the changes in the nation since the document was written 199 years ago the constitution represents the grand design of a see judge page 5 see carter page 3 see society page 4