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an women * * Fm banned after no a biti w cre gains c - - no n tm d- UTICA COLLEGE Ligrary ' § *\ Utica College . - |angérine VOL. XXXVII NO. 10 | SATURDAY AFTERMATH _ | day nightafter it was announced that the midnight pub showing qf | The incident resulted in the administration's decision to ban the film from campus permanently. (phato by Andy $ Riley) , UTICA, NEW YORK FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1981 aturday brawl - Between 200 and 300 students left this mess in the Strebel lounge Satur- \'The Rocky Horror Picture Show\\ was canceled. Hegal parking becoming expensive If you're in the habit of parking in spaces marked \No Parking,\ you may find yourself $25 poorer beginning next week., After two months of delays, the mossman Inside: | New SCC budget 3 L Shottsighted 4 | Night with the cops 6 Penny Armstrong _ 8 Elvis 'Country' Costello - 11 college has reinstated its two-year-old towing policy. Warnings informing drivers of parking violations were placed on illegally parked cars all last week, and towing is scheduled to begin next week. Cars will be towed by Johnston Body Works. 311 Elizabeth St.. Utica, said Samuel Schavone, director of security. See map, page 9 ”ff—”MM Charges will range from $25 to $35. Schavone - said people with hand?- capping conditions should contact his office to have their cars properly marked for access to designated parking areas. Disabled vehicles and those that must be left on campUS$ overnight must also be reported to security, Schavone said. 2, Towing was to be initiated earlier in the semester, Schavone said, but was fle- layed until arrangements with the towing NO MORE: place parking warnings next week. Towing will re- by Larry Stone _ A brawl among 200 to 300 students Saturday night in the Strebel lounge has prompted the administration to ban the motion picture \The Rocky Horror Picture Show\ from future campus showings. \That movie will never be shown on our campus again,\ said Richard Frank, associate dean of students. Frank and Dean of Students Samuel Schavone made the decision after students gathered for a midnight Saturday showing of the film became unruly after the showing was canceled. Frank said the pub presentation of the popular audience-participation film was called off because the projectionist did not arrive with the film. He attributed the foul-up to \a lack of communication.\ Raymond Arcuri, assistant to the director of security, said the trouble be- gan when between 200 and 300 students waiting to watch the film, some for as long as 45 minutes, were informed of the cancellation. He said the students then began throw ing water, rice, toilet paper and other materials typically thrown during show- ings of the film. \Everything they were going to throw in the pub they threw in the lounge,\ Arcuri said. He said the disorder lasted for about 45 minutes and resulted in a broken bench and a lot of clean-up work. Schavone said he and Frank decided to cancel a scheduled Sunday showing and later to never screen the movie again on campus. \Apparently our students are not mature enough\ for a film of this nature, Schavone said. Frank, however, said his office was to blame for the film not being shown. He said it was in the media center where it was supposed to be picked up by a pro- jectionist. The projectionist, however, was not informed of the situation. \If anybody should be to blame it should be our office and not the (projectionist); Frank said. Arcuri said the trouble in the lounge was relatively minor, with no injuries and only minor property damage reported. He said he and two guards on duty were unable to intervene in the mele and chose instead to wait it out. \With two or three hundred kids, what are you going to do?\ he said. \You would start the trouble you were trying to stop.\ I service were finalized. . & . cone ue Deol i PNA $ M3 \ nra +. tot “a.“ 4a k RWM L +p
