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Hamid Reza Tasiim, professor of
ecomomics, left the Univerismy
after confronting Joh Anderson.
head of the economic department,
during his Macroeconomic's class.
Taslirni degraded the
otheroeconomic professors and
proported that "all the other intermediate
macroeconomic's
classes are doing is bullshit."
October
The news for October began
with the Achieiie Lauro fiasco.
when the Americans finally fought
back against terrorism and won.
After three days of terror, tragedy
and intrigue, aboard the luxury
liner, President Reagan gave the
United States intellegence the goahead
to send F-14 fighters to
force the terrorist's getaway plane
to land in Sicily. The hostages
withstood 51 hours of terror, including
the senseless murder of
Leon Kiinghofer.
Also in the news. 1984 vice-
presidential candidate Geraldine
Ferraro described both the
strategy behind her nomination
and the joys and anguish of campaigning
in her newly released
book. FERRARO: My Story. The
Kansas City Royals defeated the
St. Louis Cardinals in the seventh
game to win the World Series
before the hometown crowd.
In Danviile, city official Tom
Graham informed Congress of the
toxic waste, an oily, foul smelling
sludge, that contaminated the
Susquehanna river as a result of
Huricane Gloria. The House voted
to abolish the newly implemented
CAT law that was designed to enforce
a mandatory auto-insurance
program.
On campus, the month began
with Frances D. Fergusson named
as Buckneli's new provost. The
traditional Greek Week festivities
were cancelled in response to a
student forum and vote. The
Bison Chips released a new album.
"Out on Parole" which includes
songs ranging from barbershop
quartets to the tunes of today.
Parent's Weekend saw several
students conduct a vigil in front of
Marts Hall protesting Apartheid.
Sponsored by Students Against
Apartheid, the vigil was hoped to
raise parent's awareness of the
students' seriousness in protesting
apartheid and also embarass the
university representativs into
divestment. At the month's end a
television commercial was filmed
on Campus. Bucknell students
were hired as extras by the
Baker-Spielvagei Advertising
Agency to perform rudimentary
tasks in the academic quad. The
commercial featured the Hyundai,
a Korean-made car which was
filmed in the academic quad in
front of the Ellen larke Bertrand
library.
November
November brought an array of
spectacles to the Buckneli campus.
Two Buckneli Student
Government executive board