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who could help. : The' hospital requested the Billy Coleman (center) joined Peabo Bryson (right) and Sheena Easton (left) singing the song "A Wnole four artists, who were touring New World" to the audience in yesterday's benefit concert at the Main Stage of the Staller Center Campus Calendar Monday, December 5 The Candian- Brass Holi ay C.nr with The "Windows-onto Rituals: The Transition from Life Harmonaires. 8 p.m. Stalle'r Center for the Arts, Main Senior Committee meeting. 8 p.m.- Student to Death," mode'ratedby Joan Kuchner Ph.D., Child Stage. Tickets: $23. Call the Box Office at 632-7230. Union, Room 226. and Family Studies. Sponsored by The Interfaith 'Center and Child and Family. Studies, Social Science True Lies, sponsored by C.O.C.A. 9:30 p.m. and Earth Action Board meeting. 7 p.m. Student Interdisciplinary! Program. Campus Life Time. Union Winter -Series of Undergraduate Recitals, Thursday, December 8 Sunday, December 11 featuring solo and chamber music;- 1-2:30 p.m. Staller, Center for -the Arts, Recital Hall. Admission is free. Winter Series of Undergraduate Recitals, Annual Messiah Sing-Along with Full Orchestra. Call the Music department 'at 632-7330. featuring solo and chamber music. 5 p.m. Staller 3 p.m. Staller Center for the Arts, Recital Hall. Center for the Arts, Recital Hall. Admission is free. Admission is free. Ibesday, December 6 Call the Music department. at 632-7330. True Lies, sponsored by C.O.C.A. 7 p.m. and Asian American Fellowship meeting. 8 p.m. "The,Professional is Political,, by Dr. Anne 9:30 p.m. Javitz 100. Admission is $2 with student Student Union, Room 236. Call Kevin at.632-3599. Hartman, Smith College. Part.of the School of Social I.D., $3 without. Welfa re's Distinguished Lecturer Series. -12:45-1:45 Wednesday, December 7 p.m. Health Science Center, Level 3, Lecture Hall 6.. Monday, December 12 Admission is free. For information call 444-7608. University Wind Ensemble Holiday Concert. 8 Senior Committee meeting. 8 p.m. Student p.m. Staller Cent er for the: Arts, Main Stage. Friday, December 9 Union, Room 226. Admission is free. Stony Brook Opera., 8 p.m. Staller Center for the Earth Action Board meeting. 7 p.m. Student "Gender Trouble in Cy'berspace," 'by N. Arts, Recital Hall. Tickets: $5. Call Music department Union, Room 216. Call Jake at 632-1159. Katherine Hayles, professor of English at UCLA. 5 at 632-7330. p.m. Melville Library, JRoom E-4340. Admission is Winter Series of Undergraduate Recitals, free. True Lies, sponsored by C.O.C.A. 9:30 p.m. and featuring solo and chamber music. 5 p~m. Staller midnight. Javitz 100. Admission is $2 with student Center for the Arts, Recital Hall. Admission is free.. Blankman, sponsored by C O.C.A. 7:30 p.m. and I.D., $3 without. 'Call the Music department at 632-7330. I10 p'm. Student Union Auditorium. Admission is $2 with campus I.D.., $3 without. Saturday, December 10 Continuing Events Fiction Writers' Support Group. Meeting alternately on Friday nights and Sunday afternoons. Call Brad at 632-6800. Smoking Informational and Support Group now forming at the Student Health Service. Call Joanna at 632-6740. Student art exhibit featu ring work from Aaron Almendra, Leah Cipriano and Edward Cosgrove will run. through Tuesday, December 13. Union Art Gallery. "Dora: Big Girls Don't Cry" art exhibit by Maura Sheehan will run through Friday', December 16. Stalle'r Center for the Arts, University Art Gallery. Stony Brook Theatr pents The Raft ofth Medusa. December 8-10 at 8 p.m. and December I11 at 2. p.m. Staller Center for the Arts, Theatre 2. Tickets: $8. Call the Box Office at 632-7230. sl(TONYBBOK BROADEN YOUR HORIZONS Interested in studying -at another, U.S. college or university and Still graduate from: Stony Brook? The National Student Exchange gives you over 100 r-l4 options in 46 states. You need to be matriculated at- in Stony Brook with at least a 2.5 g.p.a. and be a U.S. citizen or permanent resident. For more information call Barbara Fletcher, NSE Coordinator- 632 - 6871 s. 61: 0 0 4-4^ tai 0 AVI Damaged Wires Disrupted 0Nynex,-ATM Service-at Uniontl 3 ERIK JENKINS Bob Johnson, a splicer for NYNEX Statesman Staff Photographer with 26 years of experience, had been one The water-tight seal on a "splice-case," of the team members working on the containing 1,200 separate wires, was repair. After clinbing out of the manhole, damaged, and run-off from rain last week he stood in his flood boots shaking his had leaked into it. head. The water damage caused the wires to "It's a real mess down there," he said. short-out and burn, interrupting service to Johnson and the other splicers on the team pay phones and the ATM's in and around must replace all of the 1,200 wires and re- the Union, H Quad and Mendelsohn Quad. splice them into the cable. This is difficult, Flooding occurred in a State-owned he said, because the lines need to be manhole on Infirmary Road located replaced while maintaining the integrity between the Student Union and the of the line; otherwise, the lines "get Infirmary. The manhole provides access crossed," confusing the phone calls. to cables and service lines used by At aproximaely 6a.m. Saturday, most NYNEX, ROLM, the street lights on of the pay phones as well as the ATM's Infirmary Road, and the campus cable lines, were back on line. "Now we just have to but only the NYNEX wires were affected. rebuild it [the water tight splice-case], According to Dan Meehan, a NYNEX we'll be here Monday, possibly Tuesday," maintenance-splicing foreman, this can Johnson said. happen if a contractor that has access to On Saturday afternoon the crew was the hole inadvertently steps on the splice- concerned as to which specific wires were case. This breaks the water-seal, leaving the dedicated to the ATM's, "we just want to enclosed wires vulnerable. Flooding isolate them, get them out of the way so Workmen repairing the wires damaged by water leaking through a broken water-tight caused by excessive rain can fill the they won't go down if it [the splice-case] seal on Infirmary Road. Service was tempoarily cut off to the pay phones and ATMs in manhole causing the wires short-out. gets damaged again," Johnson said. Cl the Union. jAMO;lVaNVW Sl 4zUepualzv loqUI4 *urdSb:I 'L. jaqm~a~aa | 1 * l - | ' | _ I Attention!!! 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TH, & F). 1(51)7514734 £ - - s l 0 b b - - - I | l - I I mm". ^Ityttetfc~d tn ;-. 0 ISC-GY I RM~~T.0 17 td 4-# Q 12:0-1: 3~~~~~~~~~~0 M $4^ 9k Ai Os 4- I - -- I- Honor Societies Join Forces to Clean Up North P Lot BY B. MAD'HUSUDAN high traffic area which we have to' take It's a very worthwhile experience. Statesman Staff Writer, ______care of regularly," said Al Ryder, I'm happy I ~did it., J wish more people SHOT, Fro Front Page Manager of Roads and Grounds..- would participate' in -activities that help On Saturdy aproximately twenty Among the litter collected were an the campus," Debra Wasserman, a j un ior couldn't get -through here." Stony .Brook honor society. student pn .automobile exhaust pipe, a. diaper box, and Sigma Beta member said.- According to Detective Gie~rasch, the morning cleaning-up North P-Loit. The aPenthouse magazine, andafv dollar "The idea for the Adopt-A n-Area the decision of.whether or not to draw clean up is part of a hew-effort directed at bill. program was proposed originally by a firearm from the holster is up to the -beautifying the campus-ca~lle~dA& Aot A- "The 'Adopt-An-Area' program is the .Frank Gas "aro. "At first, I thought we officer'. "Whether or not -an officer .Area and is-a joint-:collabo~ration beween- first program _of its kind", said Frank could do an Adopt-A-Highway and at draws his weapon. is a personal the Golden Key and Sigma Beta. Ho'nor Gasparo, juio rersntative of Golden the officers meeting we tossed and decision he makes based on a case by Societies. { KeIy Honor Society.."There are signs at turned anid twisted the idea around and case basis," he said. "We're The, students ha divided- into sm'all .each end of North P-L t tha say,' 'Adot .came up with Adopt-An-Area on 'investigating that." packs, each with- a pair of gloves'and, Aw-Area:, Goilden.Key, Sigma. Beta!,., campus, and in conjunction with Sandra Many customers and emplo'yees garbage, bags, and a fw ith trah pks said Gasparo. "Hopefully -other societies Stephens of Sigma Beta, we approached 'of the Smith Haven Mall-felt that more .and -combed the area bewn the Son and organ ia ions willsethat it'ab Joel Newton, the Associate Director of security is needed during the holiday Brook Baseball Field and the West Campus of advertisin'g and that it's somethingto. the' West Campus Physical Plant, wo wmonths. "I guess they should beef it Physical Plant near.Gymnasium Road and.' do. for ~the good of the campus loved the idea." [security] up, said Larry Jacobson, a picked up litter. The equipment. was community."! "We appreciate whatever help we 'student of Dowling Colleg who was provided by the Roads and Grounds "Or goal is to do this at least -twice, -angetand. we wouId like. tohaeoer working in the- Steinbach store during get nvoved roud the buildings or the Department on campus., a semester," said Sanda -Stephens, the incident. "The mail is so busy,., The North P-Lot is a high profile, presidenft of Sigm Beta:Hono 'Society. dorms, said Ryder. especially out [in the parking lot] here. I've been standing out here for 15 minute's and I saw a security, car -goby Staller~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Cete Hoteeit ocr once." Mall security and employees of the Dejaiz menswear store did not wish about $125,000 for the hospital and~ fantastic success". CONCERT., From Front Page He added, "We would like very to comment on the incident, either. rehabilitation center., It was such a Roland expressed his much, if the university would be so ki nd Moldovan s death marks the second Peabo Brys on sing "A Whole New success that David event for the to let us, to come back again next year.", death of a Stony Brook student in three. World. desire to see another ,These sentiments about having weeks. Senior and Stony Brook -Press Annette Hicks, Polity vice- hospital happen at Stony Brook. I'm getting another benefit for the hospital were Managing Editor Shari N ezami was. president, said that he gave her goose "'Given the comments he said, "the facilities echoed by Polity President Crystal Platil. pronounced dead from a car accident bumnps.,,and that his presence made from our guests,'" people that Itwas, a great concert for the holiday .Saturday November 12 (see everyone who paid to see it feel good at Staller Center and the and here at the season. I think it was great for Stony Statesman,November 17, 1994). The about it. work at Staller Center a Brook.." investigations are continuing in both The concert, which sold out, raised Student Union, have made this event cases. . 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For example, in the Punjabi scene, we don't just Club India held its annual .have Punjabi people. We have cultural show -this;,past Friday people fromI Kerala, people from evening in the Student Union Gujurat, as well as-Punjabis," said Auditorium. The -cultural show, Shravah, referring to various states which was sold out, was preceded in India. by a complementary Indian "My favorite scene of the dinner and followed by a party, show was the Punjabi scene. The both held in the -Student Union music was great; they danced well; Ballroom. it was well-coordinated," said The event, which followed. Bahl. 'The Punjabi segment more the theme "A Kaleidoscope of than made up for the bhangra they Cultures," was designed to give didn't have. It was definitely spectators "a taste of India's awesome," said Anita Dhanoa, a distinct religious, lingual, and senior. regional differences,." said Ash Another popular event in Shravah, president of Club the cultural segment of the India. show, called Gan Ki Godi The show, entirely Guyen Kichadi featured five produced 'by students, featured housewives having fun by both traditional Indian clothing dancing to a variety of Hindi and Western attire and a wide songs. "I loved the way they array of songs and dances. The Fashion show had models dressed in traditional and Western attire. In the Bombay Scene, models used their brooms as guitars Despite a late: start and some Anil Mathew(left) and Aasheesh Shravah(right), court Shirley Mansukhani (center), who was dressed in a and carrots as microphones," audio difficulties, the show was traditional Indian dress. said Kiran Dhillon, a 'a terrific event,,a cultural worked out," said Yasmeen Khan, people from off-caripus. Parents cultural groups as well as to sophomore and participant in extravaganza that celebrated one of'the show's coordinators. of many of the- performers particular styles of dress that the show. India's diversity," said Dipen Nandish Nair, one of the emcees attended as did students from included: sarees and lenghas There were some Mchta, a junior and a Club India of the show, announced that with other schools. "Club India at [Indian apparel] and hip-hop. performances, howeverwhose board member. the money made at the event, Stony Brook has a reputation for Performances included solo significance was lost on a few Proceeds from this year's 30,000 needy people would be putting on.some great shows, so dances, singing to the members of the audience. "I show went to AWB Food Bank, a, fed. "Club India is focusing on naturally I had to come", said Atul accompaniment of keyboard, didn't understand the Telugu/ non-profit, charitable bigger better topics this year. The Bahl, a student from Cooper comedic impressions of famous Tamil scene at all. They organization dedicated to hunger. community can see that the Union, Indian actors, and other skits should have provided some relief in India as well as 'in the Indian people here actually do The cultural 'show also performed to the tunes of various kind of an explanation for it. United States. "Every year we try care and want to make a included a fashion show which Indian songs. Some of my friends had no idea to do something for charity but it difference," added Khan. was divided into segments "The people performing in what the Hindi songs meant never worked out. This year, it The event attracted many devoted to each of India's major each of these scenes are from all either," said Sophmore - - : 7 R - l L Ta S A: >TAX. REU -RNS~* ACCOU-NTI;NG SERVICES FINANCIAL PLANNING* FINANCIAL ADVICE CI inv CI rj:^!lll:McMD;M! . r, ' 'e . 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Starting to head towards an unknown plane Radiatesfreedom- wanting more than anything to The things we do, the the things we see As she escapes from the cocoon. just hold your hand in mine... They don't bring comfort If love is... They don't bring sanity Opening her wings, feeling pain in my heart because It just spins us through confusion :.Letting the wind show her the way- you can't see through me... : until we feel death is near Relaxed, Knowing all will be O.K. If love is... Now we are hanging from the bridge of fear Knowing, that I see because you Is the world full of distraction see, I breathe because you breathe, my pulling our strings each and every way heart beats because of you. . .- or is the world on big nuclear reaction You know Im in love with you. and we're just its' Allergic Reaction IC Our eyes water Rt - D -arat..^aover h .. " tiuleyes u-un Now nothing do we see Our minds are so clouded It's hard to break-free The Lawnmower of death is now getting nearer making our heads pierce with pain How we have reached the unknown plane Fear we have met, Fear we now know Now onto darker pastures Now we've learned to fight the pain of things we ultimately disdain No longer hanging from the bridge of fear Our eyes still water Is Our eyes still burn ..f 10%B I But now the truth is clear Allegeries persist Iknow it now Color:&B&. Thie world is one large nuclear reaction, But we're the ones' who sufffer from: I % i-' Complete Line Of B&W DI An allergic reaction. 5 5 5 5 , B&W Processig Proofing -- I f ua.- PI x a ISf 24 Hour Print & Slide Processing rofessional E-6 Developing - Same Day Service- Available Camera Repairs With Free, No Obligation, .Estimate *Second Set of Prints Free With Every Roll of Color Film Processed Visa. Master Card. American Express & Discover cards Accepted 3 Alexander' s FootbSoam all :was G'reen' *~~~~~~ , . ~ ..~~:* ** . t ha 'hc m a g e . a r s - a d l o s . i: By . Spencer-D. Segalla !~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Alexander's football was green foam, and torn by the backyard wars Jade Elizabeth that campaigned across the dandelions. The games hung together By Clugger across a string of summers, The movies have lost their magic for me, a tournament of grubby children and I no longer seek romance in the back rows. We have our in a loose game of run and tackle time that takes care I have grown accustomed to luxury of all cheered by the steady gurgle of rushing water our needs; . and private bedrooms, We at riverside. talk because we need to, but I find that riverwater ....We'll fight if we need to, We snuggle Once we paused for an epiphany , is still when we need to, an aphrodisiac. We never *agirl-cousin, hate, we don't need to, beautiful and almost-breasted, And we make love, that's how the and we followed her down the riverbank seed grew. into the warm and cloudy waters, plunging our soft feet I - 'f!j into softer sands, .. ft diverting the waterbugs from their whirling-patterns, slipping among the rocksand reeds, stumbling and splashing.. in cascade of green and brown and laughter.. at Weemerged sleekand dripping, and thenshe was gone. _ IV The sun dried the loneliness from our backs. Winter came, incomprehensible, o vanquished the summer afternoons and smothered us with the drone of indoor heat, the-boardgames and the schoolbuses, o but inM archthe rifle-cracking brought us running to the river-bank towatch the.ice blow apart and float downstream in thundering shades ofcold whiterock, the frozen wall that separated 3 bundled children from the pleasuresof frogs an d D bass and mucky river-bottom mud disintegrating into blue-black riverwater. ED * Now I stand upriver, *e among soda-can rubble anddo wntown neon glitz, heat hazing the sidewalk cracks : 31 The old boredom slides down my throat, a cool dose \s of nostalgia to The old feelings are faded, buried under the bright furious smells of more recent passions , .A- but the marqee still hawks last year's movies, 4~ hot-buttered popcorn, and the taste of ardor, adolescent bubble-gum liquor ecstasy, the briny taste of faux velvet seatcushion (face-sucking) in the cinematic shadows. B flu ef SittingW,"=UncleVit0at ~S ^-~~~~ e o a-^ ,k~e/etfoBy . rflrndm.:aand flrandna'.~ John T. Collinsconfidenteconfident einough to be on my own. I hope I have Maybe I should... , *' 'of ,** *9Vexplained. * f . Skeleton*..« *W9 ' . 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Your faith is true to almight god, and jesus his son. stab at the wind does the jester, unlike the leading actor he bester, But your roting flesh belongs to me alone; who oft mistake his won impression, as a gross and true confession. I cry teas of only happinesss, to see the life in you become this same theme keeps in mind, in his sad tale you'll find, undone. silently he weeps, what as follows he speaks: As I tears your soul away from they sickly body, I watch intently as you sit your family into the chapel, e "Full moon on a cloudy night, no bigger than eight by eleven square. \ am under which I shed my sorrows, In a hospital you receive your baptism into the kingdom of god. 40 I lost my love amid the fountain light, While I go forth to putrify your air. "ta among it's dreary shawdows. As these welcoming gates become all the more enervate and shod. )m In the beggining there was an attraction of style, Go with god, see the light of all lights, because I made you believe so, as I walk behind you lurking and silent. you chased me around for quite a while, I, who is master will bring on the night, 0To how would a girl like you know? I, without a heaven, aim the thief to those who are lheaven sent. x Lonely you had your back turned to the light, Death comes least expectedly. I became the perfect vision, Alive.llveA.-. FOREPI AY. r~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ By Christopher Chu By Kendreace! Miller River Lethe: No anger towards the dead, no remorse and no regret. F is for the Freedom to Fly Factually 'and Flawlessly from No wondering of iniquities, no judgement upon their souls. Fiendish Forces to-Frivolity. O is-for the On-top, On-target, and On-track Optimisism Next 3 Exits Our lives now painted blue and red Ovulating Over and Over. mother's tears filled with fret; R ' is for the Ravenous, Reflective, and Repititious Rave Reviews By Jim Daszenski 'come heavy times for our live to unfold. of the Riches that Really Rewarding Romance can Reveal. The little girl with a butter knife, The day you came home sitting inside walls of white E is for the Extremely Enticing Essence and Explicitly Extended' to your house in flames; Enlightenment made Evident by the'Evaluation of Endlessly ' Slits her wrists, and enjoys the pain. the firemen, off to one side, She says "it's so that they know, that I'm alive." Exposed Ecstacy. reminiscing about water. P is for the Practical Positioning of Private Parts made Possible (and goes on merrily while insane) through Positively and Patiently Protected Pushing and Pulling. Soon the arsonist came to Anatomy of a dog, L is for the Legitimately Loving Lather of Lucid Lusciousness shake yourhand. "My name Left Lightly in Likely Lavished Locations. all stiff and lifeless is Max," he said, "and I'll with fur still silver streaked and sable. A is for the Absolutely Awesome and Attractive Answers of be your arsonist today." Approval like "AAAh!" that are Acclaimed, Attributed, A mammalian carcass to be studied and learned, To and for others... Bo Appreciated, and Advantageously Accepted by an Amorous But that was some time ago o dinner upon a dining room table. Appetite of Arousal. and there has been nothing Y is simply for YES, YES, YES. YES, YESSSSS !!! Signs of insignifcance, irrevelvance, and neccessity. out roaus since men, some Two lovers in the dark basking in the sensuality of one another, coffee spilled on the dashboard, passion evoked as if they were in Eros' church; the constipation of any long trip. though only words, each pledged voews Oh, and that black mailbox in sacrosanct in their hearts. the middle of nothing: - A M Even placed a-seed in moth eaths womb before t2 the place where ideas arrive. laying like serpents, entwined as lovers do so often, COLLEGE GRADS this time stone cold. Surely there will be sights ahead. © For someone disagreed with the color of their skin. There always are and nothing And they walk this world no more. n:!Jl rre - : can be done about it, of course; -ox .a..*. .O your camera was forgotten : I feel my innards rotting A. U..r ;>,i(JEga.,a... . -: in the blaze. as flesh becomes weak, cS Congratulations on your first step to a successful career. If you're While flying creatures hover waiting for my fall. of^ the kind of grad interested in a more lucrative lifestyle and are A:Maybe it is-better this way. . willing to dedicate yourself.to discipline and hard work, do'n't' miss Exaggeration? Perhaps... perhaps just indigestion and a bad dream. this excellent opportunity! We're a full service Investment Banking You are driving to Hell At organization looking -for high- caliber,- ambitious, outgoing grads to But real feelings nonetheless, thatI'm sure ^ the signposts warn. <^ help us expand our busy NiASSAUCOUNTY office. If you're ready to have been felt by all. t. take that second step towards securing a. prosperous future, we're Your son wants to bring ON ready .to offer you one-on-one and group training, a paid training a friend. s- period, -comprehensive training program and quick Series 7 Then there are those times when life is precious, registration. and time itself is never enough. 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The times will soon burn away ... 9 could tell you and leave us so ever grey To my love these flowers bloom That when9 close my eyes To: Island 9'mh auntedA by yourfleeting silhouette The one who fills the passing doom By Jim Daszenski clocks take the late days sun 9 f only 9 could put to words Al passion deep inside Broken left is the only one Itw iould come to be our island, far even from the mountains 9 can'tforget Inside my life open door That makes yoursmile one thaItrose pink in the dawn, where we had settled without My footsteps may have stood before . urgee and found place by the wet water so much that we took an open field Stoned across 9f only 9 could pantomime cornfort in our own number. What brought us there was soon the flowers danced their love to yield On a stage made outof dreams forgrotten with the words for tide and current, the need to express destiny They took the roads of That which can'tbe said in any word moltion as anecdote. And at night when our bodies would stand destroyed the betterpart of yesterday 9f only 9 could let you know in tfie way of sex, we'd leave that silence for the dark shore, Bonding hearts will never pound That all's not as it seems the half-moon cocked like an ear, and remark at how well The love rests, it's ace never found go unheard we' he cries "When broken heats do wail and bleed, it usually reveals a gross and ranker seed. No longer shall I tell these lies, of a passion and love I tear out mny eyes." and to the he deieved, he consigned a last reprieve, his final love torn mission, a swift and firm admission: "I pray receive, this my contrition You stand in silence, I cry out to you. It is the wolves that cry. You pray to God. I kill a tree. The angel dascends the sky. You kiss the lamb of God, I lust it's blood. Your burden has no name. I'd kill for you but you'd rather die, why are you still to blame? I think I know, your as pure as snow.... halo." 4-1 Jx o Ticketfholders Turned Away: 7" at Door to Club India Show BY ERIK JENKINS said Preeti Priya, Club India a half years," said senior Jacob Statesman Staff Photographer Cultural Show Coordinator. Kurian, a ticket holder who was "There were more than 50- turned away. "I've yet to see a More than two dozen ticket performers in the show. There well-organized party produced by holders to Club India's "A is no way to control if they sat Club India. Every year it seems to Kaleidoscope of Cultures" were down. We did not anticipate so degenerate. I'm glad I'm leaving. given a refund after they were many people showing up." If I'm not getting in, tell me ... don't denied attendance to Friday Evening Coordinator -of make me wait for two hours with night's show. Student Union and Activities a ticket in hand." "I drove four hours to come Brad Irish said that he and his "I wanted to see my friends here," said Naveen Bala, a staff looked around the in the show," said sophomore resident of Poughkeepsie. "I Auditorium to see if they could Binesh Mathews. "Anyone who bought a ticket, waited on line for find open seats. They were has a ticket should be let in." one and a half hours. Then they unable to locate any in the dark Bala, Kurian and Mathews announced that they have no auditorium. had bought thier tickets at more room and no one else is At approximately 9:15 pm, approximately 8 pm. Between getting in. A half hour later an SPA Security Supervisor Alexis 9:30pm and 10 pm they had officer of the club, Ash Sarvah, 'Hunter had noticed that some recieved refunds of the $10 they came out and said they'd refund ticket holders had not been paid for the dinner and show. the money." seated yet and that she acted on "Twenty to 30 people were Club India sponsored the her own volition to help seat refunded their money," said'Bala. event in the Student Union about 12 people in the only seats Hunter said Club India had Auditorium and was contracted available. the responsibility to make sure to have a maximum attendance Inside the auditorium, people were seated properly. of 330 people. This is in people were standing in the Club India did not provide compliance with the New York aisles and crowding the back of ushers to escort people to their State Fire Code Maximum the room with little space to seats and did hot collect tickets Occupancy Limit. According to move around in. At this time, from attendees; however, SPA Cultural performances such as a dance (pictured above) from the the Polity Box Office, only 330 Hunter and her staff realized that Security did check for tickets Bombay Scene were performed in Club India's "A Kaleidoscope of tickets were available to be sold there were more than 330 before allowing people to pass Cultures" show Friday. and the event had been sold out. people in the auditorium forcing the security barrier. Manisha Dadarkar. team of coordinators, the "This year has been the her to make a decision to stop Hunter said that she and The theme of the cultural "process of putting the show best," said Ash Shravah, Club allowing people to enter or re- her staff believe that there show was embodied in the together was made much easier India President. "There's a lot of enter after leaving. "It is ourjob were people in attendence finale. Two dancers at each end and allowed the board members enthusiasm. Better than ever as SPA security to ensure safety that did not pay for tickets. of the stage, one 'dressed in to do whatever they do best," before. We didn't expect so many of the club's events as well as These people occupied the Indian clothes and the other in saidUPreeti Priya, a coordinator people to show. The Box Office our own safety. It is our policy seats that should have been western clothes, moving in step;- for the show. sold 330 tickets, but some people to enforce the fire codes, the law guaranteed to the ticket to a, mix of Indian and Friday's cultural would not give up the seat next and the event contract. The holders. "They should have American music provided a production was better than to them. They were reserving maximum occupancy was 330. stamped hands. This would constant framework throughout those held- i:tn previous years- them for others with their jackets The decision was to protect the' have solved this problem," the scene as performers according to those in and books." safety of those 'inside." she said. " modeled traditional Indian attendance. "This year was ten Shravah said that he chose As soon as Shravah found He [Shravah] was well dress and Western attire.- times better 'than-the other not to confront those- individuals out that ticket holders were aware of the fact; that in the One of the- .main: years... We got a lot done," said in order to avoid a scene. "What being blocked from entrance, past they have exceeded the differences in this year's event Khan. could we do?" he said. ,"We asked the people on line contracted- amount - [of; was the way it was organized. "I did the show in my "Numerous announcements [with tickets] what they wanted attendees]. He informed me In previous performances, the freshman year and after seeing were made to ask people not to -us to do. . . We6gave- them to'be aware that morelthan board members had to6take.a thi&s,) Ij have to say we've reserve seats with coats and allow refunds." -;330 were going to show," said role in every facet of the show definitely come a long way people [ticket holders] to sit," "Ive been here for four and Hunter. O whereas this year, by having a since then," said Dhanoa. L -.- I Celebre- -W lw WWhat can 0 * One movie t * Halfa tank | * A scrawny I * Two tickets i I - World Series * One end zoi one quarter Giants' game or... any pizza or p from our regul --- H Soup and salad e -;-~~~a served in an el( You decii Day & Night - Mondays, Tuesdays & Wednesdays through November at... 53W.Main. Smithtown . 265--8 53 W.Main. Smithtown . 265-8080 The Rules: INosharl-iirg. no substitutiolis, II( to-go cash only...tind andforget about the lobster! I . I i .8 1~~Edtra Cro ---m o^te. I . - (I!M .1m ;,- 4 MML k 0 I I * 6. PI. r-- in A I-- 0 u a) I ) NEW DEAL M.1 ------I DEAL- - - W- . I. 7.- 0 9 0 I I - JML IN 0 MN M-A m Letters and Opinion~s- 9 m X~~~~~~~~~ I . IX I1 Me}~ prove me wrong. They-went on to tell the patients were revivedw.ith ALS:.,Oni no..clue at all. The SB-VAC rigs ARE solely Cou-ldWe Have me that ALL state certified rigs must two-of the four calls the M'.D. specialized for the use of the:-university. We only carry Advanced Life: Support (ALS) . in Cardiology, So never hold up a patient respond off carnpus for the school as -- Ijittle :Whine? - Systems whiich includes drugs, radios, for even a minute if ALS is not on scene. president, and for mutual -aid, calls. Any -manual defibrillators, etc. This is 100% If a patient is in Cardiac Arrest- then why member of SB-VACwill tellyou that To the Editor: there incorrect .There- are BLS rigs and there not perform CPR, and deftbrillate as early is no core that will call us for mutual aid ,are ALS rigs. There is no-such rule that as possible. Recently New York State because they all hate us so much-.-Seven It is obviousfrom the reply [Tursday Estates a rigmust be ALS. They were right decided? that every EMT must be minutes to arrive at a-call is insane.'Maybe December lst,' 1994] to my, article however (thank g-d they got one thing defibrillator certified. Studies have shown you didn't pay attention to the way SB- [Monday November 14th, 1994] that both right) about the 800 list, even though they that .thebesft way to save a patient in VAC works, but we are IN-HOUSE. That of the Fireboys who wrote the response never called it that or even inferred that. :Ventricul'ar 'Fibri'llation or Ventricular means we'-are, in the infirmary- for a shift have no idea how- Stony Brook Volunteer they had any idea of what it was called.'' Tachycardia. is through early access to the every week, and we get 91'1 (in our case Ambulance works, nor a working concept This is the list of item's; that ar-.-ig must 91 I system, immediate initiation of CPR,'..^ 2-8888) calls directly. So -for us to.-take of reality. This is not meant to.bash them. contain at any given time to be in service. and -defibrillation as soon as possible' secen minutes is -unexcusable. I am the way that they attempted to bash me in This-list includes such things as :12' tongue: -W~itthout .CP-R -:in progress ALS -can do however on-call in Manhattan where my their letter. Rather the pointrof this is to depressors. It.is a list of what a'rig needs, noth'ing fopr, a- patient. So just keep on core was listed in a study to have a three further clarify my'statements for those out and,,htw much of it is needed. What they Waiting f ALS to arrive, and I one the'- minute response time so either' way -seven there who have the priviledge- of having-- are- n'|tscorrect about however was thatI t -.other .ha-nd,--will admi.wnistertraaPrecordial minutes is. BAD. No it is not alright for ]their polity money spent on completed does, not say that, a rig must be ALS. It Thump when needed, defibr lWte:as'soon the Crew Chief to use the bathroom right bull$%@*. would be a nice world though' if all rigs' as possible, -and get, my patient to the before a call if the call is serious. When I -, In the first paragraphs they ;were ALS equipped. hospital in the best condition, possible;. am on shift I make, sure that I':use, the attempted to insult my article a ^yblehas They ':-then went on to tell me that; '7 ^ I could.-not help but gigkle when I ad. bathroom at c ertain' times so that-it doesn't without ever providing -reas-ons.'' (Not without ALS a Cardiac Arrest patient will the description of a MED8channel. Ican interfere with a' call. The response car is nice to do guys.) The boys attempted to arrive at the hospital dead. Excuse me sirs, not wait until these guys tr'y.and,g.t.aMED :NOT supposed to. -be-a perkk, ;and we are ..say that 460.2500 Mhz does not exist, but I hope that you never become ALS channel -the first time. Th-'lok that!wil^ NOT supposed to use personal cars on SB- and that 460.0550 is Public Safety. The providers of. .ny sort because you have a be on their faces when -they find out that VAC. Be compasionate to those in need, only problem is that- the frequencies I lot to learnt .. meergency Services in New their radio is not working or' there is no; but please don't ever try- and treat me as a wrote in the article I stent' to the York has always stressed BLS before ALS. response on the MED frequencies will be patient because I will probably end up statesman were 460.0500 Mhz and' I have beeniton four "codes" in my [ast 4 worth so much money. dead. 464.2500 which means that these boys years of being an active EMT-D, and even The last half of the article was a work Sincerely, were checking the wrong frequencies to with an M.D. on- all of the calls none of of art. This was where the boys showed Joshua Levitsky sucked up my fourteen dollars. To make The Five Year Planning Process. is underway, and I'am. delighted Refunds :;Not matters worse, all this was happening while with the enthusiastic response it has generated from the entire' campus the show was already in session. As it was, community. Following consultation With a variety of campus groups, I Good Enough to much of the crowd already in the theatre had been let in after the show had started. identified nine issues for attention in 'the Five Year Plan and distributed Cover Blunders Everybody had one question on their acall for volunteers and nominations'for'task forces that-will develop minds: "Who is responsible for this recommendations in these..areas. This request produced more than 800 7To the Editor: disaster which complete'ly ru'incii -uai evening?" nominations and volunteers for task forces. nThey came'from-facultyv . On December 2nd, my friends and I Friends and family members came students and staff from all areas of the campus. went to the Club India cultural show. The to witness those who were participating I believe this price was $14 total, $10 for dinner and in the show. They were told to leave the tickets to the show, and $4 for a dance party extraordinary response site and were offered a refund for the ,on firms afterwad. The evening's first show only. This means they were paying the importance: off tn .mpuswide disappointment was the dinner, which was for the dance party. - This means they- planning process. I am -orr~y that over an hour and a half late, and of poor were EXPECTED to wait for the dance quality as well. After dinner, my friends the volume of responses v i . I party! Unbelievable! and I were ready to go and see the show in Due to all of the delays previous to preclude including some if those the Union Auditorium. the party, however, -the dance party, willing to serve on the task forces., However, I anticipate that I will ask After waiting in line for over two scheduled to last three hours, started over hours to get in, we had finally made it to others to serve on other projects in the future. an hour and a half late. This meant the the metal detector. We were then told'by party could be held from 12:45 to 2:00 a.m. The nine task forces will work on (1) teaching and learning, (2) the security officer that due to fire code before the Student Union rules require the recruitment , and retention- of regulations, we would not be allowed in party be ended immediately. because the auditorium was "over- students, (3) UNIVERSITY PRESIDENT research, scholarship, Again, USB students and friends who crowded." Club India president, Aash came together to enjoy a cultural event and creative DR. SHIRLEY STRUM KENNY activity, (4) public Shravah, told the people outside that, "The were left at the mercy of poor management, service and > . __-_-_community relations, box office over-sold thc tickets for the lack of organization, and inconsideration show!" ' (5) campus life, (6) celebrating diversity and building commonalties, by the Club India ORGANIZERS! It disappointed everyone who had (7) building community, (8) facilities, and (9) special uses of the campus. come from far off places, such as New York Respectfully, Each task force City, upstate, 'etc. Their excitement went will have about 20 members. I will appoint the groups Ali Khan 3 in December so they can start work as. soon' as the second semester down the drain quicker than Club India had Imran Mughal -+ begins and develop their recommendations by May. 0 To complete the Five Year Plan, a Central Coordinating Committee will synthesize and prioritize the task force recommendations in a plan that itemizes specific goals to be met and a timetable for meeting them. os Next fall the Coordinating Committee will hold public meeting on a -m 3(z Y draft of this plan before submitting final recommendations to me. With > 0 OFg my approval the Five Year Plan will become the chief campus planning document, and its resource requirements will become an important consideration in the development of the campus budget. This plan will enable us' to move forward with a clear vision of where we are going,. CL My deepest thanks to all those who responded to the call for'the 0- task force members. t> CD ; j S ...... :. . ... (DA (D LT .... V . WS:XPRESS : ..~~~~~~~tSTF1H E LE ITTS A DV T ' |I -4 RI 1 0LoNv ofe tahe Game Make-s Them Winners BRUNCH From Back Page 'Wolves final match of the season at Ithaca. Lombardo is already on Barbara Olsen, pace to bury Rehor's career assist sophomore: Another backup record of 3712 (10.23 per game). setter, Olse-n became more Christine Goblet, Bonura Qualifies for ECAC's valuable for her intense Kathleen Follan, and Jorgine defense. While noting her Buccio, freshmen: With Junior Julie Bonura opened equally intense love of the limited playing time, the the season in good fashion game, coach Tiso said that freshman have shown a Saturday afternoon winning the Olsen is "one of the nicest willingness to work hard, play long jump and 55-meter dash in players on the team." hard and win often. the All Comer's Indoor Track & Jolie Ward, sophomore: Respectively, they are poised to Field Meet. The starting outside hitter has accept the roles of hitter, role Bonura qualified to compete improved in every facet of her player and defense. Next in the ECAC Championship's to game this season. Finishing season will indicate more about be held in Boston March 4, by with 153 kills, 44 service aces, the future of these players and winning the 55 meters in 7.2 311 digs and fantastic Seawolves' volleyball. seconds. Bonura also won the inspirational play of her own As the page turns, ending the long jump with a leap of 17' 2 l/ down the stretch, Ward was Division III chapter of Stony 4". Last year, Bonura competed likely the runner up for Most Brook volleyball, one thing is at the ECAC's in both events and Improved. clear: Winners play at Stony won the 55 meters. Kim Lombardo, freshman: Brook. They are not winners On the men's side, Ainsworth Coming into the starting setting because they win games, but Farrell won the 200-meters (23.6) position as a freshman is not an because they (the players and the and John Pikramenos won the easy situation. However, coaches) have winning attitudes. 3,000-meters (9:20). Lombardo picked up where alum "This group is a throw-back Denise Rehor left off, setting for to the old days when kids just C'Connor Leads Women 1,162 assists for a 9.01 per game came to play," said coach Tiso. "I Swimmers set rate. The new 'id on the block never had a kid on this team who earned the first Statesman Stony showed she didn't want to be Pauline O'Connor captured first Brook Athlete of the Week award there. It's love of the game. They place in both the one-meter and one- for a freshman on a Tiso-coached always want to play, always want meter optional diving competitions team ever. The award was based to be on the floor, always want to team to place third in Saturday's Defender's Cup. O'Connor won as Stony Brook placed third in the on the frosh's play during the be around each other." Li both the one-meter and one-meter optional diving competitions. Defender's Cup held at the University I Classif ieds r - a ! 1,1- .1 1.l , 1stl I 1 1 ,l,1l1ll11 1 11 | 11 111l1 1 1 1 1 1 11. ,,, I i LOST The Princeton Review is Prosperous new company MARKETER TO WORK FOR FROM $6.95 FOR SALE lookina for part time seeks ambitious & rolinh-le HEFFRON'S CAFE & BAR IN instructors for its SAT ana HAUPPAUGE. 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CD .(- I o @(^8«)©cr8®0^... ---- [b^- ^:^\BaB ' .is - ^-^ If LI 1.00 ------i I 0 's I *7 I c10 . cO" . Volle ball Team- Honors O.wn WVith Season-End Brunch BY THOMAS F. MASSE -administrators, to the parents of- -StatesmanEditor in Chief the players. Nearly every one Though. the team finished of the 40 people' in the room playing over two weeks ago, the .received a -warm round of 1994 volleyball season did not appause from every-one else. "offcially" end until yesterday 'When coach Tiso finished at the annual season--end acknowledging the supIport volleyball brunch.~ structure, it- was -time for' the Co-captains Tina Sa-lak -and p~layers-to re-ceive their due Maura Gormley welcomed their .recog nitio~n. Though each coaches' their teammates, their player will re'ceive a certificate teammates' families, and from the NCAA~ later 'in the- members of what head coach academic year for participating Teri Tiso. later termed Stony in the national tournament, Brook volley ball's 6sPupp ort coach Tiso, with the~ help of structure"' to the University- Intramurals Director Sue' Club for the brunch. The event DiMo~nda, prepared certificates marks the real end of the of appreciation that 'were season, as. far as the players and marked "NCAA Northeast coaches are concerned, and Regional Champions'." gives the coaches an C'oach Tiso introduced each * ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Statesman/Thomas F. Masse opportunity to recognize the of the' pla yers, explaining why- The volleyball team met at the University -Club yesterday for, their annual end of season brunch. The players before their family and .that- particular' 'player was purpose of the event is Woallow the players to be recognized before their parents and closest supporters. peers in an intimate setting. important to the team during the team that started the esn0 the onl1v senior, aa e h Invitational and the Eastern "The great thing about this past season .or how that player 5. .team in.digs (403), dig average Connecticut Invitational. event," said :outgoing Sports is a special person. Coach.Tiso "Iam even more proud. of .(3.17):, 'and block solos (60). Gormley also was named the Information Director Ken gave comments on freshmen the way we weathered the She was. second in kills (372) Statesmnan Stony Brook Athlete Alber, "is that the coaches have Jorgine Buccio and Kathleen .storm," coach Tiso said.. and k ill .percentage (.246). of the Week for the week of the opportunity to thank each Follan, neither of whom were referring to the up and down Salak was named to the All- October I10. one. of the players -as able to attend the gathering. season. "We had i ndividua'l Tournament team in the first Cindy Carlson, junior: A ,individuals. You just can't do Coach Tiso recapped the problems and proble.m-s with the annual Seawolves Classic, the role player, Carlson was that. with -a-football team that season, which the Seawolves way we played, but we never New York Invitational, and the predominantly the team's has 90 players on it." finished .with a 27-13 record,. had problems in terms of backup setter. One of After breakfast, coach Tiso making their fifth straight attitude." F Carlson's greatest reviewed the season. She began NCAA Tournament appearance, Tiso credited the ,attributes, according to bythanking everyone from Dan once again reaching the '.Elite overall team attitude as ;'Thl"s' group i s i coach Tiso, is 'that she Are-na, the stores c~lerk -who Eight." By any standards, it is being, one of the major always works hard and- maintains the teams uniforms, a, fine accomplishment for a factors in this season's ffrow-b ack to the oIc" 1 always gives I100 percent. to te. Admissions Office, to team with only one senior and success. Taking into Christy Innes, De~partment of Athletics two Juniors, especially. for- a account the maturity of the days whe n kids jusi t sophomore: -According young team and noting how to the coaches, Inne~s many players, showed ;ame to Ip-ay, .. I' 64"came alive" this season. marked improvement She led the team in total du-ring the season, coach love~of the game." blocks (130) and p laced Tiso called this- group ."the second in block solos most improved teamn I've, -Headc'oadl 1 (51). Accumulating 302 ever coached." kills and amassing a .229 "Whatever It Takes" Te' Tis( ) kill percentage, Innes was Ins-ide- yesterday's also named the team's, program is,.an address from Most Improved Player, coach T~iso. In it, she ^^ for which she will be ,recapped the- season's Trinity (TX) College recognized formally at-the end highlig-hts, wrapping up with Invitational. Salak was named of the academic year. the' team'~s 1994 slogan: the Statesman -Stony Brook Irma Mufioz, sopho'more: "Whatever it takes." Athle-te of the Week for the Ever the "inspirational leader," As coach'Tiso introduced week of October 24. Finally, :Muioz, "kept this team going," each player, she reviewed the the team's Most Valuable Player said coach Tiso. "Sparky," as- player's accomplishments of award went to Salak, an. hon or one sports writer once dubbed the past se-ason that were for which she will be her, earned her first Athlete- of summarized on the back Page of recognized for mally at the end the Week award after the team's the program. The following are of the academic year. second-round NCAA excerpts from the program plus Maura Gormley, junior: Tournament victory over some additional information. The team s other co-captain and Eastern Connecticut. Munoz For a team to become one of two juniors, Gormley led -was second on the team in champions this is "Whatever it the team in kills (464), kill service aces (55) and totaled takes". percentage (.259) and service 324 digs. for a 2.55 average. Tina Salak, senior: One aces (98). She. was named All- Co-captain.Tina Salak (center) is the team's only senior. She was named See BRUNCH, Page 10 the team's Most Valuable Player at yesterday's season-end brunch. of the team's co-captains and Tournament at the Student Life