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Volume XXXIX Num ber 2, 1995 First Copy I Free Job Fair Opn IoosIto Ra ol In- BY ENEILRYAN DELAPENA attire, brought their resumes and Statesman Staff said. For a job such as a presented it to the representatives of .stockbroker, he said he is The fall University Job Fair, -held the participating companies.. looking for someone with an yesterday in the Indoor Sports Among the companies and "extraverted" personality Complex, attracted private companies agencies that attended were IBM, responsible and who are and government agencies that are Periphonics Corporation, "active in social circuits" and seeking prospective employees. SYMANTEC, Enterprise Rent-A-Car, extracurricular activities. Graduating students, alumni and Health Management Systems Inc., Mike Butensky, a alumni from other SUNY schools U.S. Customs Service, Nassau and representative from Metlife, attended the event and gave their Suffolk County Police Departments, said that job fairs are very resumes to prospective employers. the New York State.Police, the New important to companies. "I've The Job Fair was organized by York City Police-Department and the done recruiting here in the Career Development and- was geared U.S-. Secret Service. past and met with quality for all types of majors and careers. Representatives from each individuals for the job," Under. the guidance of Thomas Tyson company or agency informed Butensky said. "In order to and: Karen Clemente, the Job Fair was applicants of job requirements and hire the right people for jobs, organized in conjunction with the reviewed resumes. Representatives we see a lot of people. . . The College of Engineering and Applied -like Dean Curry, a stockbroker from fair serves as a forum for Sciences. Landmark Institutional Equities, many, many possible "The purpose of the fair is for described the necessary qualities one candidates in a short time." graduating students, alumni,. and., must possess for the job. He also went Students such as Marcia alumni from other state university over other background. information Whitman and Maite Carcedo, scliools,` Clemente said. "We had 72 about the particular position, such as .who are both graduating scheduled companies to be here, but salary and G.P.A.'s. G.P.A'¢s are not seniors and majoring in eight did not show up-for certain. as important in Curry's line of work, Electrical Engineering, said reasons. We told students to bring but in fact what may qualify them is that University job fairs are their resumes and dress as they would the person's personality. helpful aids in their pursuit for on job interviews." "I've been presented with resumes success in the real world. "It's Practically all of those who that are qualified, but the person A representative from: the U.S. Secret Service attended appeared in their most formal themselves are not qualified," Curry See JOB, Page 6 talks to students at yesterday's job fair, m A Tree Grows for Hugh Cleland - (pagNDEX- II A tree in memory of -and use his teaching methods," Professor Hugh Cleland, who Scala said. NEWS (pages l-i11) : died earlier this year, was "My father was a very planted Tuesday afternoon, in dedicated teacher," said Jane POLICE BLOTTER front of the Social Behavioral Cleland, Professor Cleland's - Page 2 Harvesting Sciences -building. daughter, who initiated Pride the - Page 3 The ceremony for the planting of tulips around the Polity Budget memorial tree and monument memorial tree and monument. - Pages 8 - 11 dedication was attended by his "I'm very honored for the family, friends,- and by former University to remember him this students. way." EDITORIAL (page 12-13) i New- York State "I was very impressed Assemblyman, about Steven -what -everybody had to EDITORIAL: Engelbright attended the say. They captured its Know the Student Activity Fee ceremony and credits his essence. He really had a goal - Page 12 political career to Professor to humanity, to help students Cleland. Engelbright said and give a chance to Commuters Unite! that Professor Cleland urged everybody," said Ceil Cleland, -- Page 13 him to run for office and Professor Cleland's widow. -- FEATURES (pages 14-20) addressed the attending "It is a wonderful tribute," crowd about the-- significance said Karen Blumer, a MOVIE REVIEW of the tree. He referred to the representative from the Long Now and Then - tree as "a living symbol" of Island Progressive Coalition, -Page 14 an influential individual, to characterize his political ACCORDING TO EV E "strong like a tree, whose activism. Through the Looking Glass roots will dive deep.". In a lecture Professor - Page 1.6 A '87 graduate and former -Cleland gave in 1986 on the student of Professor Cleland, history of Stony- Brook and on Personals Debbie Scala, spoke of his American history during the - Page 20 influence on her learning 60's and 70's, he said, "It is SPORTS (pages 21-24) experience. up to you to start the next "It'sa shame that students at rally.'- Finale Win for Soccer Stony Brook now will not be able His influence at Stony - Back Page to have him as a teacher anymore. Brook will truly continue to be . ~ ~~.I - CUBIE SPEAKS The Hugh Cleland Memorial I hope that professors will felt. - Mets & Jets continue to look at him as a model - DELAPENA _ - - Page 22 I 2 S~mashin~g Pump~ki~ns ;in;Langfmi l-ir 5:47 a.m. locker room in the Indoor Sports 7 males causing a disturbance. She Monday, October 23 observed a Complex. The wallet contained a said that one called her a "bitch." No Police officers book and 2 pieces of driver's license, a credit card and a threats were made. The group was smouldering 3:54 a.m. by a small fire Stony Brook I.D. gone when the police arrived. wood being consumed Report' of suspicious-looking outside of Staller Center. Officers put 'individuals peeking into vehicles in 4:03 a.m. out the fire with a fire extinguisher. the Infirmary parking lot. The scene 5 p.m. An unidentified when officers arrived. All A student in was clear on a 7:07 a.m. was no Whitman received plastic object left appeared in order and there P O L I C E found a plastic harassing phone calls, BLOTTER stove in Langmuir Police officers damage. purple bag outside of Staller Center which have been BY TOM I caught fire, causing FLANAGAN fumes and an containing a Casio pocket television, 8:45 p.m. recurring for about a noxious early morning fire a Sony tape recorder, a credit card and A male student in Sanger received month. Some of the alarm. University Police put out the a Spider-man mask. harassing phone calls from a female calls have been sexual in nature. small fire. Due to the fumes, the caller.- He said he had been receiving R.H.D. offered alternate housing for Sunday, October 29 the calls since the beginning of the 8:30 p.m. A student in Langmuir received a those who needed it. semester and that some of them were 3:20 a.m. threatening phone call. A female sexual-in nature.- A pumpkin was thrown into a caller threatened to- smash the 12:50 p.m. was stolen from a third room in Langmuir by a group of male- 10 p.m. windows of the complainant's vehicle.' A wallet floor room in the Staller Center. The students. One of the males then hit a A portable Sega game was stolen wallet's contents included a meal card, student: who came out of the room to from a common suite area in Hamilton Wednesday,' October 25 Stony Brook I.D., a credit card, Social see what was going on. No charges College. The game was valued at were 6 p.m. Security card and $7 cash. About 10 were filed, but the students $150. to Student Affairs.- A male student harassed a female people were in the room when the theft referred occurred; witnesses said Tuesday, October 24 student in Greeley, leaving notes on reportedly her door and verbally assaulting her. they saw nothing unusual. ; 2:15 a.m. The male student was referred to Friday, October 27 "An unruly group was reported as Student Affairs. amounts of noise making excessive 3 a.m. outside of James College. The group Thursday, October 26 A blue jean jacket was stolen from was gone upon the police's arrival. 12-.37 a.m. Mount. The jacket, valued at about card and a room key 2 2:15 p.m. $50, had a meal in its pockets. A wallet was taken from the gym A female student in Gray reported I q :? -ar & /s You Don't Have To Be A Student To-Get A Discounti k 2 FREE PILLOWS! -- 5?i w/purchase of any package i WRE Ja^-Q~t * FREE Delivery ^-: -* : for all students
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BY BEN VARGHESE Kelly Quad clean-up had positive the Fall, and so far so good. "We're are here and you don't want trash approximately the tenth year of the Statesmainl Staff, . . _ . feedback to the event. trying to... keep the campus clean, lying around." Richmond said. project and the majority of the The University at" Stony "It's a great community especially in the living areas." "The purpose of this Autumn event funding was provided-by the Office Brook conveyed. their pride opportunity said Ugonna Iroku, Thompson said. is not only to clean up the campus of the President.".. Many yesterday in revol1utionizing&the' a Kelly quad resident., Thompson also said that a and make it look better, but it is also organizations contributed to this campus in the first autumn clean-. -We think this is really great" contest attracted many more a symbolic statement of. the project and were given special up ever to take place at USB:: the said Marie Britton, resident volunteers. According to her, the importance of our pride in an thanks. Among -them were ARA, -Leaves And Litter Harvest Festival. assistant of Eisenhower College.- club, organization, fraternity or intellectual environment." Staller Center, University Under the- leadership of When asked' about the overall sorority that brought the most Arlene Skala, from Bookstore, the Greenhouse and University President Shirley Strum. outcome of the event, she said she volunteers received a free waiver Conferences and Special Events, FSA. Kenny and Autumn Pride Patrol, was suprised. More people showed of a rental facility in the Union or was involved in the day to day Many students feel that this students, faculty and staff took time. up than she expected. She said she at the End of the Bridge. In functions of the project. Skala, should be an ongoing event. - out of their daily routines to com.e . was glad that Golden Key National addition to the students, the faculty along with Kenny, other faculty, Rich Reeder, 10 and. director out and show Gampus loyalty by' Honor'Society could get involved. and staff contributed greatly to the and the'Seawolves mascot, made of Information Technology, said means. of rake ssh o v els'and Mark Thompson, a 'Senior, project. stops at each quad, the Health and that there should be incentives. "I garbage bags. was also very pleased. "I'm Rollin Richmond, provost of -Sciences Center, and Day Care. feel that they should organize Sign-up for the event took involved with many things around Pride Patrol, who did his partin The bulb planting was done by student pride patrol. and hold place in all the quad officesthe campus, and this is one of the better cleaning up near Earth and Space Kenny at Mendelsohn quad. student competitions to see who Fine Arts Loop and the Health-and things to be involved in." Sciences and other areas, said he Following the clean-up, there could clean the most trash from the Sciences Center, Level 2. Thompson said. believes in the importance of such was also an apple festival, where campus." he said.. Students, .faculty and staff Traci Thompson, assistant a campus wide event. "This apples were offered in a variety of As of now, many proposals were each given separate areas of director-of Student Activites, who University is a great institution, styles: cider, cake, candied, or fresh and. suggestions have been made,. work. Annie Aversa, from campus was involved with signing up with a top-notch faculty of and crisp. but, according to Skala from residences, organized the student clubs, organizations, fraternities professors, which we should take .According to Amy Brody, Conferences and Special Events, clean ups in the individual quads. and sororities, reacted pa)sitively. pride in, and it is very important assistant director in Conferences "All we can do is wait and see what A few volunteer residents of the "This is our first year doinig this in how our campus looks. Your lives and Stpecial Events. this is hannDens." z~~~~~I 7( also. 4l 1DJ J^ y,1
self-sufficient. Most of-its their individual talents Renovations Sped Up money is made from the room without worrying about, in Residence Halls rent which students pay," getting a grade for it." Bachman said. In order for Facilities are available for The Division of Campus one quad- to be renovated -students to work on Residences has decided to every year, there will be an .schoolwork and on personal speed up the renovation increase. in room. rent costs. projects such as developing process of all of its residence Righ't now the money needed- musicals, creating works of halls, according to Dr. Dallas for current renovations is art, or writing their own Bauman, Assistant., Vice being borrowed. However, music. In order to qualify to Pre-sident 'of Campus Campus Re'sidences predicts 'live in the Arts Center a Residences. the increase in room rent will student must be an "We've gone from :"stay below. 5%. Campus Interdisciplinary Arts minor, renovating two: buildings a Residences with their new take nine credits within the year to renovating one':qu-ad- schedule should .'finish Arts and take an introductory every year,-' 'Bauma.n said. renovating all six quads by the class. Students also have the The rea'son for this change of year-2000. option of developing their IATHLETE : OF THE pace is. that:. Campus ow-n program of arts study Residences wants' to excel the- Arts Center in Greeley within their chosen degree. renovation process, since the, Greejey' College in John Cameron is hopeful that WEEEKP E original plans were taking too' Roosevelt Quad is now home "everyone living there will long. Acccording to: Bauman-, of the new Living Learning eventually become an Arts i.t'-wou-ld .take another six or Arts Center, which began this major." - SEE BACK "AGE seven years b-eyond the year. fall semester. Once 2.0'00 .to4 Ccompletely finish just' -a regular '-renovati~ng alfl. of Stony residence hall, it intry Rd. Brook's residence halls, if now houses students )ODLE COUNTRY ROAD oh the--y didn't change their majoring in music, original plans. theater, or studio 'al-Mart Cu-.rrentl'y,- .Campus art. Here one can : - Inter) Resiidences is working on expect to find music w, 7 M renovating Wagner and Keller rehearsal rooms S0 College in Roose-velt Quad. equipped with "aISLAND EXPRESSWAY 1. 0n. The next renovation -will pianos, art studio occur in the '96-'97 season. rooms and - a 'm3.3 "We hope to do" all of Kelly p -e n t h o u s e * -AN IRISH.PUB o so Quad, beginning at the 'end of :classroom where 0 the spring semester and special courses for Spirits, Food a Entertainmentf working to complete it by the the arts are held. ^ a 1 fall- of the next semester, " Students also have ;>| Bauman said. the use of the -- undayFootball! Monday Night FoFPbalcltRt With a project which first 'Fannie Brice began .with. Hendrix College .Th.eater for their * \ Ve carry all NFL Games! * $5 Pitchers 4)-tw in Roth Quad, the project has use , * . : ..
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0 You WanToGatTieSoreYoWa On DAoT. 0 :1en You Cat Allord To lssT0sI Student Activity Fee: (k | 44 'w Referendume : ALL ARE WELCOME!! tVote - November 7th-& 8th I I- 5- 1 a r ' : L i^ ^^ -1i "Little Giants0" -in GOP l^\ 1095 RTE. 25A a In my last series of the GOP When people from his home state Presidential Candidates, I discussed of Indiana and people from "Inside the ^ZSO NY BROOK] the two "Giant" GOP Senators, Robert Beltway" who know him well, ask C|rk< ^ Dole (R-KS) and Philip Gramm (R- themselv(es, "Why is Dick Lugar TX). However, they are not the only running f( or the Presidency?" Well, two U.S. Senators who are running. maybe he is not really running for There are indeed two others, for a total president \ per se, but trying to position of four. himself anid try to receive recognition Think about it, 4 out of the 10 for a Cabi inet post. He would not be candidates are U.S. Senators. After _bad at all for the all, the position of Senator is the position of U.S. presentsTH URS DAYI second stepping stone, if one wants to 1 Secretary of become the President, just after the m State. ,He may Vice-Presidency. The two "Little Giants", running 1B1 Kiss inger, but he for the GOP Presidential ILI'S # 1 UNIVERSITY 8 nominations, are _ * Senators Richard Lugar, : ; 7 ^ the Senior Senator from i _ _ Indiana, and- Arlen NITE & LADIES NITEi Specter, then Senior X 5 , _ Senator from Pennsylvania. Lugar is described as one of the more "respectful" members does make;estrong competition. ID of the Senate. He was born on April The other "Little Giant" is Senator 4, 1932 in Indianapolis, Indiana. He Arlen Sp(ecter (R-PA). He was born received a BA from Denison not in Pe nnsylvania, but in Wichita, University in 1954, and he was a Kansas, c)f all places,-just 125 south Rhodes Scholar at Oxford in 1956. He of Dole' 's birthplace of Russell, served his boyhood city as Mayor in Kansas. Specter' was born on February 1968, until he was elected to the 12, 1930 t. He attended Philadelphia Senate in 1976. Universit ty, received a B.A. in 1951, Lugar has very good experience and a LL,.B. from Yale in 1956. He with foreign affairs, and is a very served a;,s a public prosecutor from -Ie prominent voice of the Senate Foreign 1957, ui ntil he was elected to the Relations Committee. He believes Senate in l1980. that the U.S. should be more active in He t BY ENEILRYAN DELAPENA the opportunity to learn more about the Students that do not reside in Stimson College involve food preparations, with native foods Statesman Staff American culture. are also encouraged to partake in the program from the different cultures served, among English as a Second Language, or ESL, Language Hall is part of the International and their activities. "All of the International others. has been recently added to Stimson College Living and Learning Center in Stimson Studies and Language Hall activities are open On some occasions, Language Hall International Living and Learning Center's College, the second oldestLiving and Learning to everyone. This is an outreach of the Living activities are combined with International Language Hall, joining its already varied Center on campus. Zschock described the and Learming Center to the rest of the campus," Studies courses. Resident Assistants in language offerings. aspectsoftheLivingandLearningCenter. The Zschock said. Stimson College also assist in the organization With funding from the Intensive English aspect of "Living" refers to residence in that Language Hall activities are conducted by of these activities. Center, ESL was instituted this academic year particular building. The "Learning" aspect is Teaching Assistants, most of which are also The newly renovated Stimson to the and according to Dieter K. Zschock, Professor composed of the formal minor in International graduate students. Jim Hawthorne, a Ph.D. College is 'the new home of Economics and Director of the International Studies and the Language Hall program. candidate for Comparative Studies, is the International Living and Learning Studies Program, said there were two reasons There are currently six languages being coordinator of Language Hall and is also aTA Center. Keller College, currently closed for its establishment. offered in the Language Hall, which are French, for German and Russian languages. There are for renovations, formerly housed- the First, Zschock said, "most students living German, Italian, Mandarin, Spanish, and ESL. five other TAs in Language Hall and are each International Studies Program, which in Stimson College are not native English The program gives "informal tutorials in these backed by a faculty member. was previously called Keller speakers [and this addition will help] foreign languages, as well as cultural and social TA tasks, as Zschock outlined, include International Studies (KIS). students to practice their English." According activities to share knowledge about the tutoring students in the language, planning In 1986, the Keller International to Zschock, ESL students will largely beneht respective cultures," Zschock said. cultural activities, and organizing social Studies -minor was begun. Language from this service. Second, the program is Participation in the program is not solely activities. Cultural activities include musical Hall, was later added to the program in group geared to help foreign- students, "become for Stimson residents, although it had been performances, lectures, and films with the academic year of 1990-91 by former Director Hussein Badr, acquaintedwith X IUnited States," giving them exclusively offered to residents before. discussions afterwards. Social activities KIS Faculty Associate Profess-or -in Computer Science, and Anthony Rizzuto, Associate Professor in -French' 'and- Italian. Language Hall was originally called the I French/Italian Hall, because at the time it only offered those two languages. Zschock replaced Badr as Faculty Director in 1993, and with the assistance of Hawthorne, expanded the program in MANANESS 1993-94 to include German and Russian. Spanish-was added the following school C-0. L - L- E G E 0 F M UsS I C year under the Undergraduate Initiative, a sum granted by the state to fund The Orion String Quartet Artistry a Community Percussion Ensemble innovative programs. This school year, Jim Preiss, Director Daniel Phillips, Violin At Mannes they go together. The skills, understandingand originaliy of two more languages were added, Violin Todd Phillips, Historical Performance and ESL Steven Tenenbom, Viola artistry arefostered by a superb faculty in a caring and supportive Ensembles - Mandarin Timothy Eddy, Violoncello community. That's why Mannes graduates succeed. The Mannes Baroque Zschock described the Language Hall Yajima-Ni-McDonald Trio Chamber Players, program as "quite successful" in terms of Movement Hiroko Yajima, Violin Harp i996 AUDITIONS Nancy Wilson, Director student participation in planned activities. Susan Jolles Philip Burton The Mannes Camerata Hye-Ye Ni, Violoncello New York Hawthorne said, "We're doing better this Robert McDonaki, Piano Lucile Lawrence Opera The Mannes Baroque January 4, 1996 Ensemble, Arthur Haas, semester because we have better Areopagitica Timpani and Percussion I February 26, 27, 28, 29, 1996 Brian Zeger, Chairman Christopher Alden Director coordination." Interest has been expressed Chris Gekker, Trumpet Norm Freeman March 1, 1996 Ben Herman Renato Capecchi Techniques of Music on augmenting Hindi, and Arabic in the David Jolley, French horn May 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 1996 David Taylor, Trombone Howard Van Hyning ] Will Crutchfield Elizabeth Aaron future. August 1996 dates Joan Dornemann program in the Glen Velez Edward Aldwell in participating in The Newman-Oltman to be announced Neal Goren Poundie Burstein If anyone is interested and Brass Guitar Duo Woodwinds Benton Hess Terry Champlin the Language Hall program, you may contact Judith Mendenhall, Flute Chicago I Michael Newman Rhoda Levine Robert Cuckson Douvas, Oboe Zschock or Hawthorne at 2-6798. O Laura Oltman Elaine January 30, 1996 Leo Edwards John Ferrillo, Oboe Song Interpretation at Fine Arts Building Steven Freides Stringed Instruments Hill, Oboe Antonia Lavanne Mark David Gagne Nina Beilina, Violin Oboe Los Angeles Linda Strommen, Classical Guitar David Loeb Felix Galimir, Violin Clarinet J [anuary 31, 1996 at The Music William Blount, Frederic Hand Mei-Mei Meng Shirley Givens, Violin David Krakauer, Clarinet Center of Los Angeles County Lewis Kaplan, 'Violin Michael Newman William Needelman JFobFo F air -Ricardo Morales, Clarinet Frank Nemhauser Ani Kavafian, Violin Clarinet San Francisco - Peter Simenauer, Composition Christopher Park David Nadien, Violin Bassoon February 1, 1996 at War Berl David Carroll, Christine Carl Schachter From Front Page Daniel.Phillips, Violin Leonard Hindell, Bassoon Memorial Opera House Robert Cuckson Violin Todd Phillips, Judith Leclair, Ba Aaron Rosand, Violin 'Programs of study: extremely important," Whitman said. Patricia Rogers, B meet Anne Setzer, Violin Allen Won, Saxop, Bachelor of Music, "There's a better chance when you Sally Thomas, Violin Ranier DeIntinis, Bachelor of Science, people face to face, and to know which companies Hiroko Yajima, Violin Master of Music,. Diploma, David Jolley, Fren are asking for jobs."' Carcedo added that job fairs Lillian Fuchs, Viola Philip Myers, Fren Professional Viola are necessary. "They are more Caroline Levine, Mel Broiles, Trum Studies Certificate like this Paul Neubauer, Viola Chris Gekker, Tru understanding- that we are underqualified and do Viola- Major studies: Michael Ouzounian, Vincent Penzarell have the experience because we're Karen Ritscher, Viola All orchestral instruments, not necessarily Per Brevig, Tromb piano, harpsichord, organ, students."9 Steven Tenenbom, Viola David Taylor, Bas Walter Trampler, Viola voice and opera, guitar, Tony Tsai, a senior majoring in Computer Stephen Johns, Tu composition, theory, CIis Carter Brey, Violoncello agreed and said "It's always hard to find so conducting, historical Science, Myung Wha-Chung, Conducting [found] Violoncello Michael Charry, C performance instruments resources. It's easier for resources to be ;.0 Timothy Eddy,IVioloncello Amy Kaiser, Chor and voice. concentrated in one building." Melissa Meell, Violoncello Dormitory rooms. Long lines prevailed for companies like IBM 1.0 Irene Sharp, Violoncello Voice to Richard Barrett and Periphonics Corporation, whose available .-E 'z Paul Tobias-, Violoncello Scholarships awarded/ Julius Levine, Double Bass Thomas Cultice All majors positions require science related majors, such as C.I Peter Elkus Homer Mensch, Double Bass: For additional computer science and engineering, in comparison Orin O'Brien, Double Bass' Ruth Falcon -§ Bonnie Hamilton information to other companies that were at the fair. 5 Antonia Lavanne about the College, "[The fair] lets us acquire first-hand Edward Aldwell Martin Lies Application -and about companies," said Carol Geaves, Arkady Aronov Audition appointment: knowledge Dan Marek- don't have Stephanie Brown Linda Pierce Hun Write or call a senior majoring in Economics. "They I;s - Vladimir Feltsman Marian Thompso Marilyn Groves, enough city companies. Most of the companies Richard Goode Theodor Uppman Director of Admissions, are based on Long Island and a lot of the companies 10 The Mannes College EB_ Grant Johannesen Lilian Kallir Diction of Music, are for sales, which are not stable jobs and students Barrett it> Jacob Lateiner Marianne 150 West 85th Street, want stable jobs." 5 Leon Pommers German New York, N.Y. 10024, However, the fair is deemed to be successful Nico Castel, Fren or Josef Raieff 800-292-3040 have returned to t Thomas Sauer German &Italia 212-580-0210. considering many companies Peter Serkin Kathryn LaBouff participate. Clemente said, "Some companies were- English 0 Nina- Svetlanova New School for shut out because there wasn't enough space. We Barbara Peters, Diane Walsh Social Research -Italian try to make [the companies] diversified for all Organ and Church Music I ~ Palma Toscani, _ students to go to." Ford Lallerstedt French Fair will be held next _i McNeil Robinson The next University Job spring, in March. O - - | - 7 FRIDAY, NOVEMBER- 3 AT 8 PM WITH SPECIAL GUEST ,DEE. CARSTENSEN TICKETS: $24/$22 US.B STUD'ENT -:mi: TICKETS $1 I - - Io ru &r,,«i iw reijocr%fimt a#« i r- rm A MUSicaL LEqENd "C0HIeLDREN OF FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10 AT 8 PM AlLESSER GOD" " A LWAY S. .. CLEVELAND SIGNSTAGE PAT SoY -C LIN E " THEATRE PERFORMED BY THE ARKANSAS REPERTORY PERFORMED IN SPOKEN THEATRE ENGLISH TICKETS: $27/$-25 AND USB STUDENTS AMERICAN SIGN $ 1 2.5 0 TICKET: $24/$22 * USB STUDENTS $1I w 60 DaNCErs! w %» SUNDAY, NOVEMBER I 8 AT 8 PM he» °^ X THE CENTRAL =- ff3 BALLET OF- CHINA > TICKETS: $27/$25 = r USB STUDENTS $1 2.5 0 -- I STALtLEI >t: h-e Box Office 632-7230 . -ox ince.--6273 TSToNY BROOK (Dl STATE UNIVRtlITY Of NEW- ORK Pb m :Afofia^~~c^~a4^ -A 8 Polity Budget for 1995-96 Next week, the students at Stony Brook get to vote on whether the Student Activity Fee remains mandatory. Currently, the activity fee per semester for undergraduate students is $77-.50. Be]low, andPoit.u .e..t on the following pages, is a breakdown of the more than $1 million Polity budget, whic;h is funded by the activity fee. Polity Budget ;Accounts Recommended 95-96 Contingency Fund (50,000) Student Fees 1,415,250 -: Prior Year Activity Fees 0 Interest Income : 5,000 Less Fee Waivers 20,349- Revenue FromActivity Fee 1,399,901 Adminstrative Budget Accountant 7,500 Telephone 11,500 Travel 2,500 Receptionist / Temporary Help 8,000 Office Expenses 13,000 Stipends - 46,600 Elections 8,000 Unemployment 2,500 Liability 38,000 Disability 1,300 GroupHealth 32,184 FICA 16,500 Computer 8,000 Salaries : -203,000 Pensions : : 10,000 Training 1,500 Council Projects 10,000 >\·. Xerox _ 3 ,000 Administrative Total 423,084 I Trust andAgency 0 Q) Referenda-.-..Ref erenda 0d . Academic/Health Science Center Association 18,500 "I Campus Newspapers 37,000 College Legislation 37,000 1: Cultural and Adbocacy Interest 23,125 Ice Hockey 23,125 Intramural 55,500 NY .Public Interest Research Group 55,500 .S 46,250 e Specula ^ w ~~~~~~~~~~~~~ a ~~18,500 Statesman x,000 Stony Brook Volunteer AmbulanceA Student Activities Board 46,250 - Student Assoc. of the State University 37,000 41,625 :US Student Association :2 COCA9250 BloodiDrive 9f250 University Response 1,5 SB ChildCare 9,250 3 TV 46,250 Rugby 13,875 . R u g b y .46,250 Program Services Council 46250 SPA Security 46,250 Gospel Choir 9-62,50 : Referenda Total64,/Ref ~~~~~~~~~~~~~642875 Colleges _ H and Mendelsohn : 1 / 1 ! , 500j~ u , ! ''* : - / Amman~-* . - : - -' 50 Benedict<7 7500 : : G r ay 500 . : I r v m : Irving ^~~~~~~~~~~~~500 500 James : gLllngnulir : : 500 .Langmuirf : O'Neill---- : f Hand Mendelsohn Total 3 750, : : ; # ^^^^~~~~~~~~~~~~~500 - B aruch-. . .ju 500 : ~~ ~~ ~~~~~~~~500: Dewey-0 - Eishenhower 500 - Hamilton 500 Schick --- 500 - 25 KellyTotal 00 : :: l Roosevelt 500 Greeley - i Keller -- ^ 500 Stimson «-t O~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~' *....' -a Wagner.,-,10- -19000l * .***- . .0 Roosevelt Total , ; I CO Tabler 3 500 Douglass 500 .C Dreiser : H an d 500 i~~: 500 San~ger i 'i- - s : v V 5500 E >_ Toscanini * ' ,*^ . ' t'»»0- ,fabler Total .;f (0 5,00 , Cardozo Gershwin 10 Hendrix 500 Mount 500 Whitman 500 Roth Total 2,500 Resident College Funding Total 12,250 Commuter College Funding Total 12,000 Health Science Center Association Total 0 College Funding Total 24,250 Cultural and Advocacy Interests African American Students Organization 5,157 : # African Students Union 1,657 : Asian Students Alliance 3,657 Caribbean Students Organization 7,157 r Center for Womyn's Concerns 2,657 Chinese Association at Stony Brook 2,007 ClubIndia 3,007 Gospel Choir 3,157 Haitian Students Organization 5,157 Hillel 4,157 Latin American Student Organization 6,957 Latin BlockParty 0 . . Lesbian, Gay and BisexualAlliance 7,157 Korean American Students Association 2,657 Student Action Coalition for Animals 0 UNITI Cultural Center 7,657 - Cultural and Advocacy Total 62,198 Media Blackworld 2,000 Specula 2,000 ' Stony Brook Press 2,000 WUSB Radio 52,000: Shelanu 08,00 . . Statesman . 0 : '"-, ' * 0 j . . Advertising _ ;: : _8,9500:: : . , . ' Media Funding Total ;- : - ::7200 D '' Sf Academics t7cAnthropology Society 1,157 Educators of the Future - 0 : . I' Pre-Med Society O0 . . nDi Pre-Physical Therapy 0:O 0: ' g Stony-Brook at Law : ; : A; - as MEAS 1,657 Minorities in Medicine :: : ; 2,157 Socety of Automotive Engineers O0 : g ; UndergradBio-Chem Soiety : : :1,157 :::: EconucsSociety : 657 :: ; Health-Science Center Association : I14 : -: ; -1,157 V- :X i:ftjs Academ:s Total 7942 7: :; - ... .. 11 . r Athletics - : CyclingClub - : Fencing Club - / Rugby Club Riding Club O Spirit Club 7 457 : Athletic TrainingClub C-7'57C . Athletics Total 9,614 *: -- Progr^m" 1,407 CotlegeBowl157 57 : L : COCA ; - ::: : ::--1 - 0 D-6 Gaming Club 757 - - 8,657 Homecommg - I Con 0 - - Medieval Guild 07 - - -b Opening Week Activities 23157 b : - Program Services Council ,00 - 0 f Returning Student Organization 907 :; 2 Forum 157 : Science Fiction : SeniorWeek 0 ; 3 - - Student Activities Board 0i -> Activities nnn Stony Brook Council 65000 Minority Planning Board ,u Comedy Lecture Series , Tice Office _____ ^' * '------1 500 1589963 ProgramsWAV"~ Total 0 : Services 3,(10 - - Legal Clinic3000 - Tutorial Service' Colours Cafe WU Print Shop4QS7 SAINTS : Dorm Business (Golden Bear) ,000 69000 Polity AV 6 '0 0 - ; A -ST-ACSTAC2,657 ~~~~~~; E RO~~~~2,000S > Staging , UG Senate------46 814 Services Total ,_ :: 46,814 __ a ,5e Total Polity Funding/Expenses 1,448,240 - , r Trust andAgencyFund - ct Less es co Amount Over/(Under) ; 4 8 , 339 Budget Balancing :- i, AdministrationAllocationTotal 423,084 of t· Trust and Agency Total 07 - Referenda Allocation Total 642,875 24250 Colleges Allocation Total - :~ :-<::I~~ CAI Allocation Total 629198 729500 v) Media Allocation Total 7 U CA;, 7,942 l-' Academics Allocation Total (D : I Athletics Allocation Total 99846 *,, (D'; ct I- A S . St . - 5~t: Programs Allocation Total -4963 u ~ Services Allocation Total 46 98 14 1,448,240 Allocations Total E12. :.: -o 0 2EditoriLal______The Re~rendum: See Where Your $$$ Go If you are an undergraduate student SASU/USSA down to the media wing wanting to write for here at Stony Brook,,:you pay a Student There is definitely a problem where- the any of the' campus papers, much less one Activity Fee. This' fee is mandatory for United States Student Association and the which hasn't seen much of the light of day. all undergraduate students. Next week, Student Association of the State Universities Again, a good idea that could go to waste. in addition to the0 elections for Polity of New York are concerned. They have a lack treasurer, secretary aan d freshman of funds. Because of their extensive campaign Leg Chnic representative, the; actvity- fee will be up efforts, student tuition rates are not soaring Exactly how many people do you know use for referendum. :::X;0-;;^^i:^:-: 0 I-:- ^ - -- as high as they might be. In so many ways, this service? Of those who do, how many use What this means is fiO will decide these are two of the most important groups it for something other than a DWI? Did- you next week whetherlthefm'torvactivity fee' on campus.a It just seems unfortunate -that even know that there was legal counsel on will stay that way for tihnext three school they don't -receive enough credit - or-money - campus? Do you know where to go if you' are years. If you, as a student:idy, defeat the for what they do. in need of it? Do you feel that it is a necessary motion, the activity feeD Xwitl then become service? Do you feel good about paying for it? voluntary., Shelanu We at he Stony Brook Statesman are not For those who are wondering, Shelanu -is The above example are just a few of the going to tell you what to think. You have a magazine. No, you haven't seen it recently. many things that your Student Activity Fee your own minds: for that purpose. Instead, They received money this semester, and goes toward funding. Services such as tutoring, we are providing you with a listing of items haven't put out a single issue. In fact, they the Polity Print Shop, and S.A.I.N.T.S are for the 1995-1996 Approved Academic Year don't even have an office in the Stony Brook funded through Polity as well. Money from Budget.. Union's media wing. Where are they? If the activity fee goes to all of the, building About 9250 students pay $76.50 each someone is interested in writing for them, who legislatures, cultural and advocacy semester for the activity- fee., Figure in fee do they call? Where do they go? Why should organizations, and programming groups on waivers and interest Income and you come money be given to an organization that campus. up -with $ 1,399, 901 that Student Polity doesn't even show its existence? - What should be considered before you vote Association, Inc. has at its disposal this year. is how you feel about the way the money 'is Below are some example of how the money is 3TV being spent. Do you feel that the student of used. Certainly, the people down at 3TV put in Stony Brook are benefiting in any way from a considerable amount of effort. They put in the mandatory fee? Do you feel money is being Colours Cafe a lot of hours and should be commended for spent properly? Do you feel right about paying Started last year, Colours Cafe is their efforts. But why aren't more people for all of this? something Stony Brook can be proud of. The working there? If the students of Stony Brook If it seems complicated, you're right. The - organization is running quite well, and with do not want a television station - and so far numbers may add up on paper, but that doesn't a proper location in the new Student Activities they have not shown that they do - why fund mean they'll add up in your head. The process Center, can be bigger and better. If resident one? It is questionable, at the very least, for determining the budget is as complicated students, caught on to what commuters that students would complain that nothing as you might expect it to be. already know, they'd see that money used to exists on 3TV and then continue to fund it Of course, there's someone to turn to for run: Colours was well spent indeed. through the activity fee. A television station an explanation of'it all. Acting treasurer is a good idea, for certain, but whether the Andres Vazquez has taken the time to explain SAB students will want it remains to be seen. the'budget -to many a student and can help Although it-is not a concert that everyone you understand it, too. His office hours are will wish to see, The Show, featuring Method Blackworld 11:30 a.m.-2:00 p.m. on Tuesdays and Man, Redman, -Onyx, Suga, and the Wu Tang There's much to be said here as well. Thursdays.- He'll be able to-answer your Clan is the first Stony Brook concert to be Again, you are dealing with an organization questions concerning the budget before the held in the Arena in four years. Because of who has a very small staff. Only one issue of referendum rolls around. the policies barring festival seating, concerts the newspaper has been seen this semester. Now that-you have the information, use have been lacking here. This promises to be Do students really want this paper to -exist? it. Make your decision and'let your voice be the beginning of a new and positive trend There certainly aren't many writers working heard. Vote next week and LET EACH where concerts are concerned. there. Not too many students are coming BECOME AWARE! =~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ v--4 I'~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~;S;;di;Q&i"1ll;d , ^:,"t . ;1iia;~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~. s I - i YThn f!^rr^^l, Cintnomeimn the clinn'oetinno ohnmit nimuuaursrth%,r" -I ' Ine ZlU4ny D KUUSaicue-maii, ne.ousuygetlou s auuut inwwowuliny. CONTRIBUTING STAFF newspaper for SUNY at Stony events and issues on or around TOe .toup J@roofe ./ ^ Brook and its surrounding campus and its community. Write z Eneilryan Delapena- Sandy Saslovsky community, is a nonprofit literary to: The Stony Brook Statesman Pam Gunther Nicole Sequino publication that is produced twice- P.O. Box 1530 . 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Trevor Paul welcomes letters, opinions and since 1994. ^:J --.r - v- S - : 13 iLmiA~P %O %r W prq.a.%O A. k.P lwa JL IL WM . 14%000v..ninlinnsr...86.M6 M6.AU '% M- M. %. -. and again I'd like to reiterate that to imply that there is any less room Rugb Teamis there are those who have gone out of for a letter-writing campaign from their way to help-accommodate me and other affinity groups about the. parking ue the teams needs during my coaching as well., You may think the 'wholeset Dont let days here. I guess I'm just trying to of parking policies is wonderful, or be a voice for those tha t are not being that the w hole thing -is a disgrace, -or Respect heard. I'm "Letting Each Become that different parts of it are wonderful Aware-." to different degrees or suck to To the Editor: Thanks for your time. different degrees. Whatever you feel, The Women' s Rugby team, similar Marty Rosenthal please -let them know. President to the Men's team, gets very little Coach USBRFC & USBWRFC Kenny's E-mail is publicity on campus, though I feel. skenny ~ccmail.sunysb.edu. Other ~both deserve a tremendous amoun t pertinent addresses-can be obtained more than ~either presently receive.s ^^^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~i easily. Come on, don't just sit there- This letter to yoIu is not meant to tear speak up, act up, and WRITE. or rip at the school in: any way. -It Ben Alexander simply is trying -to be. a voice of the sev enty or so combined members of Statesmnan. both teams. As I am sure many- of the, coaches- -on campus can, attest, Doing Great coaching is at times -a thankless job. We do not all coach for the praise or To The Editor: certainly the money, but I would tend This is an ope lter to all Drop te Jumps to say we coach. for the love of the :c ommuter students. I would like to 'game and the chance to share a bit of .ask~all of you, immediately upon To the Editor: our knowledge and excitement of the reading this letter (because if you put is a sport with. the students. When 'my it off it will never Iget done), to write The. Stony Brook Statesman, have players have a-problem, both on or off a note - iJt can be s-ho rt tto the notable college newspaper. You the pitch, I try to be there for, them. -administration and let them know how good reporters,. pho-tographers,- an more. I The outside world can be difficult. you ~feel about the parking policies of attractive design and much you eogh without the, students feeling this campus., How do you feel about congratulate you for all the effort newspaper as that' they. are not. being treated fairly haig opark on the opposite endo .are doing to keep, the by their own school. What am I -campus fom mrost academic buildings good as possible. it for almost talking -about? Well,' there, are many a4nd' then either walk that long distance I have been reading examples of the lack of respect that or take a, campus bus? one year. There is always something Most of both teams get. Th ere is, on the other There could be three schools of interesting to read about. very good, but there hand, those individuals' in various thought on the matter. Group One you r articles are complain' offices o~n campus that have been more~ mi*ght declare that the parking policies is one thing that. I need to than accommodating to myself and my- are .wonderful, just wonderful. about. players. Homecoming weekend rolls Accor ding to this line of-thinking, a When I read .one interesting never around, possibly the most publici zed brisktek acrss, civilization article, I usually want to read it yearly event on campus, [and] hurt4anybody. If it's raining., a good .Completely. The -question is that the everything from alumni games to the bath.,never hurt anybody. How, far did content in the article is not very-fluent. school-spirited Batman Forever movie Abe -Lincoln have to hike to' school, It breaks sudd enly and says "continues -is advertised and not one mention of -and here we are whining about less on page x." That is a disturbance sharp wit. either -home game for the Men or tahafa mile? As for the bus, because it interrupts reading, and I just The problem with the title- Women Rugby teams' in sight. It is a waiting attebssoould be a good lose the curiosity and throw the paper you put on my letter is that I am shame because both of them were a .way to mIeet that soen pcial, and -away. I guess you break them to have not throwing stones at the hou se thrill to watch.. What am I supposed riding the bus can always be 'an several continuous .articles one, after ulift'n comunal experience. And wher~eI live.. I am not trying- to tosay to a18year-old fre shma another so the reader reads more. I :know it is a standard newspaper .edit a -newspaper;-you are. The player, who' looks up to me and asks when -we.really need to be close to our "Coach, why isn't there anything buildings, there are parking meters format,~ and that most. newspapers real point of my letter, stated in~ the second sentence, was that about us anywhere? Don't we count? available all over, and we should around do so in every-issue., You you and the other editors are not Do they know that we are, playing this always be glad, to part with. our, extra adopted that format trying to keep the doing your job. Nobody checks weekeInd?" The answers are: "I do not quarters of which we always seem to reader reading the whole newspaper. . the spelling; nobody. checks know;- YES, -you, certainly do count; have too many. .to have more continues information; corIrect$ l-ousy and yes, they are aware."- I have G~roupTwo, I would reason, might and perhaps it w as a good idea to do facts; nobody, English. If students 'are- personally -placed schedules in. the. say, that the commuter lots are too, so, but there's more people that may -supposed to learn about .Statesman, Athl-etic, and Student close to civilization and should be find this format unpleasant (Perh~aps.1I newspaper w~riting wh-ile Activities offices. Our school i s moved at least a mile down 25A, so should write to every newspaper I've M working on The Statesman, then striving for our athletic program to that students, really know the value of read!).. Don't change anything el se. someone, presumably the rea~ch Division I. I am a advocate that .education and the sacrifices necessary .You are doing a great job. to get it., Isn't the "real word out editors, should be helping them- it' should. Are, you aware ~that besides 4-+ Women's Soccer adLcosthe there full of indignities and Carlos Fermin become better. journalists by 10 providing helpful critic.ism'. Are Men's Rugby team is currently in Div. inconveniences? Why not start .you honestly doing that? Sure., I and plays teams that are ranked preparing now? diplomatically correcting na tionally? Would you want to be And how we come'to Group Eitors Shul someone else's writing is always informed that the Miami Hurrica-nes -or 'Three.-. Members of Group Three are "I a tricky matter, but if you want the Fighting Irish of Notre Dame were the one~swho think that the parking Do Just Tat to be -a real ejditor: when you .1 in town? That 'is the scale of it to us policies, in their present form, are an :grow up, and'your journalists in the Rugby community. insult,Y a disgrace, a slap in the face want to be writers-, then you all Biweekly, week after week, I open (hey - I just made a rhyme!) to hard- 3y)#I+ should be practicing those skills to the second page of the Statesman working students. Members of Group To the Editor: right now. It seems especially to read our Campus Calendar, and time Three feel treate'd like dogs who have clear that yo'u, the editor, are not after time I am disappointed,. Not a to wait until the. important people have Thank you for publishing my O-q practicing your editorial skills, =1 word of either game. Last year, one been fed so they can have the privilege letter.. I do regret that -you oflikin pthe table scraps. introduced some quot ation- unless you happen-to believe -of the best articles I've read about a that your job consist's entirely' of cn rugby team, in a school paper,, was 'Members -of -Group Three feel that the marks and conjured up a CL shining through the parking- clever one-liners and sticking written by'Scott "the Cube" Lewis. I esage misspelled word, but I suppose- "6sic" into everything that comes have never seen, an article from_ him policies is :"We hold our students in those changes-fall within your your way. since. This year two articles -have contempt," and that there is no excuse right to ."edit the content of (There may be mistakes in been. written about the Men's matches, for a university inflicting' such letters" so you .can have \0 this. message. Can you find yet the playing season is seven. weeks grat,uitous hardship on a whole class something-funny to say. I rather your response them? Sic 'em, boy!), long. I've not seen a single word about of students. suspected-that tlj the Women's matches all -year. Being a commuter student, I am Would be the predictable one: James Gailit Believe me, I am most appreciative of 'only 'addresig the interests of -ignore the real issue and treat Department of Dermatology the little publicity that we do receive, commuter students here. This is 'not the writer to-some of 'your razor- 14- - f r * : [-! - ! x e # V ;- =- - n-wlA sk\ : ! jF . 0 ThurslayjNovember2 1995 I~~~~~ ; ie Growing up: Nozw a~nd: 0Thfe BY KRISTINE SEITZ Rosie O'Donnell plays Roberta, the Chrissie lives in the house she grew growing up- so confusing. IStatesman Staff . - __._ __ doctor. Her younger self is played by up in and it is there, as we look at the The movie concludes with the adults Christina Ricci,-who is most well known tree house they used to play in, that we attending: the birth of Chrissie's child. The best-friends, coming-of-age saga for her part as Wednesday in the Adams *are'catapulted back to the-year they were Later.-we find them- in the tree house i hasi become a staple in our culture and it. Family movies. Demi Moore is: Samantha, twelve. again playing."Truth or Dare," a game- is handled -in a'variety of ways and with the sci-fi writer. The young Samantha is The movie takes us into the -lives of ' they played as children. This-scene is varying degrees of-skill. We are obsessed played by Gaby Hoffman, who is superb the four girls. We learn about. one. .of:-the -most original scenes in the e. with the loss of -innocence both of 'asapreadult.Demi. Melanie Griffith plays Samantha's parents- troubles and .movie. - ... - . - -- .. .. : ourselves and of this country. -For-this. Teenie, the Hollywood star. Young Teenie Chrissie's mother's hang-ups -with her Samantha relates -the truth that she-isS'-- reason many of the entries in this category is played by Thora Birch, who you may -daughter's questions on sex.` Teenie's - deeply unhappy, in a scene that. is jarring- seem too similar.: The .new movie from remember played the daughter in Patriot parents are absent all too- often and following the joyous birth. In fact, the only New Line Cinema, Now and Then, Games. Rita Wilson rounds out the cast Roberta's- mother died when she was a one, who gushes happiness is the -new employsI a stellar cast in this age old tale. as Chrissie, the happy house wife and soon young girl. -The story unfolds around a *mother. .,The extremely accomplished-- TheI setting. is in the pristine -suburbs of to be mom. Her younger version is played mini mystery. Roberta -and Teenie are portrayed as-.,only Indiana in the late 1960's, a time near to by Ashleigh Aston Moore., During aseance- in- a cemetery, the fairly content, an interesting choice for the the time when most of these stories take The action begins as the adult four friends try to contact Dear-Johnny, ending of one of the new wave of women place. The country was undergoing its friends begin to make their way back.to a boy who died at around their age. They, -friendly movies.. own loss of innocence and it apparently is the small Indiana town they grew up in. believe they are contacted by him and The truth is this is a sweet, but the setting of choice for the' personal .They are returning at the request -of he wants them to find out -how hte was unoriginal,. look at four friends. There -journeys we haven witnessed through the. Chrissie, who wants her friend's to be killed. This begins their journey of are moments that are funny, entertaining ' years. .TheX girls aare twelve-the required around her as she gives birth -to her'first discovery and it is complete with all the - even -a few good scares - but nothing age, not-a teenager but not a child. child. They all were required to return things such a journey requires -parental 'deeply moving or engaging -about itt. ' - . -Oneof the most -fascin ing and because of the pact they made when they betrayal, naked boys, wandering Unless you're going with your three original aspects of the movie is the casting were twelve, to get together if any,' one Vietnam vets sharing their views, first childhood buddies, wait until it comes ofI the characters as adults and children. of them:'needed each other. kisses, and everything else that make out on video. ' Machine Head Live 0:Xat; ThNe Rox' r BY MARC WEISBAUM - -:I tore through almost every cut on their debut Burn My- : Realize, Real.Lies" blasted through the PA as Machine Statesman. Staff__ _: _ i__ Head took the stage. They emerged from the darkness Eyes disc. Among the best received were "Death and waves of'feedback to open with "David'an: The Church,? "None But My Own," "The Rage To On Friday the 27th,. a storm went through. The now packed house went berserk. The band, despite Overcome," "A Thousand Lies," and "Old" which lead Roxy in Huntington. The main attraction was people saying that they sound sloppy, were tight as vocalist/guitarist/mainman, Robb-Flynn announced as- Roadrunner recording artists? 'Machine Head. They hell! The only difference from the album was that they-- their second video which MTV wouldn't play. ' were supported by Century Media's Stuck Mojo,.local were playing the midpaced and slower parts much 'As part of the fun of doing a live show the band hardcore favorites, Vision Of Disorder, and a slew of slower then on their record. To keep the-crowd.happy did some cover songs. As a matter of fact the song local bands. " they, of course, played the fast material fast. The band that got the best reception was their.cover of former Stumbling in at-around 11:45, youIwere welcomed tour buddies." Slayer's "South Of Heaven." by. the savage ranting. of V.O.D. The already crowded si bled (pun intended) into hall erupted into a human whirlpool'and sang along to lining Blood," yet another the group's material. With-about 15 people on stage at yer cover. This song, any given moment, V.O.D. showed everyone why- they vever, they cut short just to »n are considered one of the leaders .in-the local hardcore .e the crowd. Another cover oc scene. Contrary to popular belief, hardcore music isn't owed shortly thereafter of the . just about fighting, as many people share this -Mags' "Hard Times." The . misconception. Most of the bands, including V.O.D., d closed with another one of 0 are very much against it, as proven when -the band 'r cuts, "Block" which also Q stopped their set because two "tough'guys"'began red- up a frenzy. Only ; brawling. The band played for about 30 minutes and iplaint: no new material. O. left the crowd begging for mord., They were selling .y played new songs at the . 7's at the show which sold like'ehfoitcakeg-..-: UpO .next-- ramqo .-Festival, why not 1 Stuck Mojo. : . * w; i'> ight? Oh well-, they still put ; The crowd seemed to thin out a bit since nobody t go6od; Sjw, regardless. ^ -present at the show had heard the band before-and many Peppl!e.fmiliar with 'the band ^:. were prepared to disregard them by their silly sounding 1'to- think of'Machine Head as name alone.. Once the, band kicked -in,- however the igRobb Flynn-'s baby and he's * crowd was pleasantly surprised-.They rpped through anly: enjoying much greater £ a 30-45 minute set of moshy Do w-nsset tinged hardcore,' 'essthan in his previous outfit, * which was;a- bit reminisent d..-fRagl eAgainst The -lence. The truth remains, e Machine, if you consider them bardoxej.-. Their main; Vever,' -that this is a band lead singer rappe.d, sang,.an ranted while their ported- by 'Adam Duce on bass X guitarist sang backup inn more death metal style. 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I# 1995 CSI- AllRights Reserved. DIANETirsand the DIANETIcsSym e trademarks and ". service mar owned by RTC and are used Withitspermission. Itern #3342 COLUMBIA §c IUl 2Jets and Mets * Trust T~he::C~u~be For all you Jets and Mets fans (I know healthy, the linebacking, unit becomes all us-Jet fans can have. But possibly even.more promising you're out there), I have some good news one of the best in the NFL. Mo Lewis is P.S. -. Hey'. Mr. Hess, get us a. than Izzy and;Pulse is the .1994 number: for you - hang-in there for three more years 'a Pro Bowler, even if he has never been quarterback before you turn 90, will yak one draft pick, lefty Paul Wilson. He is and your loyal hearts will be rewarded., officially named one. And now that he Thanks,.you're the best. supposed to:be the'real thing and should- Trust me on this one, I'm. the, is rushing the quarterback Of course I saved our best hope for be the ace' of the staff for years to come..' Cube, I know things. on the regular, Jet fans will last - the Mets. What's even better is With solid veterans Bobby Jones and First, we'll start with the CUBIESPEAKS soon be chanting "Mo you may not even have to wait three Pete Harnisch rounding out the 'unit, Jets. SCOTT lEWIS sacks, MO sacks, Mo..'.' years. New York is -stocking-arms like Russia The bungled drafts, poorly- Bobby Houston, physical For those who remember the 1986. dur ing the cold. war. And as the' timed free agent signings and and fast, may be the best World' Series champions? you'll. Cleveland Indians can tell you, pitching the numerous other front office and on the cover linebacker in the NFL and Jones remember it was the pitching that'drove is everything. field mishaps. that have. made the Jets the is 'an animal manning the middle. them there. Gooden, Fernandez, Darling A playoff spot next: year is not out Jets have been well-chronicled in the local The biggest surprise, and the most and Ojeda. But the staff that will head of the realm of possibilities. In fact, it newspapers and-ven in a certain column welcome, has been rookie defensive end the Mets pitching rotation next year may might even be considered a probability. written last semester by some good- Hugh Douglas. After nine games, he has even be better than that stellar squad. Trust me on this, I'm the Cube, I- looking bald guy. nine sacks. And that's while playing in Jason Isringhausen and -Bill know things. .The 1995 season record stands at 2- almost strictly pass-rushing situations. Pulsipher were mid-season call-ups this I want, to dedicate this column, and 7, as the Jets have jumped ship and set He is the type of defensive demon that past year and all they did was leadi the for that matter the rest of my columns, to anchor in last place in the AFC East. This Jet fans haven't seen since a guy named Mets to the second-best record in my mother who recently broke a bone in was my pre-season projection, so it's not : Gastineau played and danced (sack- baseball after the All-Star-break. Their her neck. She should receive .a copy of surprising that the Jets suck. As the team danced, that, is) here a couple of years attempts. to try and one-up the other put this soon, so.Mom, get better fast. I love stands now, there isn't much to look back.. life into what was, to that point, a dreary you. -forward to until the draft. Another building block on the defense .season. 'Til next week, the Cube. uE -The Jets offense is an oxymoron. is last year's first round pick, cornerback Head Coach Rich Kotite is just a plain Aaron Glenn. Though he's still looking moron. for his first NFL interception, his coverage Three-fifths of the offensive line was has been spectacular at times. And with not re-signed in'the off-season and Boomer free-agent signees Matt.Brock and Erik Rugby Romps Esiason was put in the hospital with a Howard signed up for a couple of years, .concussion after taking a vicious hit by the the defensive tackle spots are well- ROMP,From Back Page Bills' Bruce Smith. Coincidence? I think occupied. All scoring was led by veteran lock and' not. So after last year's solid draft concentrate onthe assets that we had as a team kicker Robbyn Sanchez, who produced Whenever your best offensive -player (Douglas, tight end Kyle Brady, who will team." '18 points come via her foot and 5 points by is a little, undrafted free-agent from have a big year next season after Johnny The, women did use their strengths to scoring a try. Hof'stra (Wayne. Chrebet), you know things Mitchell heads elsewhere),there is reason their advantage as all scores came from '-All in all, I'm very proud of my ladies. are bad. for optimism. Especially if the Jets select, veteran players. It seems silly to say but they could have ran But lo and behold, there is a glimmer Illinios defensive end Simeon Rice or USC the score- up a lot more. I nstead: they 'went of hope for us lowly Jet fans. And that Wide Receiver Keyshawn Johnson. Vs. Fordham to work. on their problem areas and showed hope is spelled out in one word - defense. And with the Jets competing hard for The rain gods did their thing once again Fordham. respect," declared Coach When Marvin "shade tree" Jones is the worst record in the NFL, optimism is as the Black Widows took to the Rosenthal. pitch. Unfortunately for -/~ff~/ff~ff/yf/yf~jyff~yfyjfyf/yff/ff/f~yyyffjffjff~yf/yy Aid/// Fordham, the Black Widows Season Thoughts from Coach """"'I// seem. to strive in adverse Rosenthal conditions and went on to win by "It has been an enjoyment to see these ^,^..^ ^-X Q n a„ suore Ui /O-u. ladies grovw both, on and off the field in this *''It seemed like a really one season that I've been with, them. We've intense practice. After a very- made major changes in their play and many sloppy and individualized first of the team's veterans are playing in new half coach calmed us down and positions this season. They've responded talked to us about the team- as a very well 'and I can- see continual -growth unit and pointed out -the week after week. The veterans are playing opportunity 'that we had to work as such and the newcomers-are fittingS right on our plays technique, and style into the program. We started off these-ason of play against our lesser slow with matches against teams that -were opponents," Nastasia stated. 'leaps and: bounds ahead of us in size, -skill, The. Black Widows did and experience, but'in these -last few weeks exactly that as they executed the team has really gotten it together. We many of their plays, some of had a great little two game h mestand. I which thev never ran in a (yame can only hope that the women will continue in before. The scoring, unlike last to strive to better themselves in the future. I g game, came from a bevy -of look forward to a tough match this week up different players. Fordham's soft at powerhouse SUNY Geneseo and a very c^ defense allowed eleven trys ( promising spring season." (-1 We've studied lots of research on career enhancement andj ff job success. You might employ what we've uncovered. each worth five points) to be Future Thoughts C A R E scored by seven different women. The future looks bright for the Black i ------I -~-- 0 ABOUT YOUR APPEARANCE When you interview - dress right, do the hair. And yeah The game also highlighted some Widows. Lately, they've been receiving quite polish-your shoes...people notice. Nearly 80% of executivees exceptional play by veterans and a bit of national publicity. At times you can I agree that shined shoes are very important to your succes is. rookies alike.. read aboutfthem on the internet and the Wobrld -= '*0^ - CARE ABOUT WHAT'S HAPPENING -The crowd was awed by Wide Web and if you pick up'a back.i.ssue.of IV3 .^-l of Another way to get an edge on success is through- some brilliant running by first Rugby Magazine you. can read a feature s:-THeE.R''I-GHT .| volunteering. Over 70% of students in a recent survey szaid z: year inside center Jen. Mattina article on them. So, why are-the wome-n S . they had gained valuable life experience doing communilty . and first year fullback glum?, "The biggest problem' - Ann is, getting ^ / 'e : [. service. (And employers like it on your resume.) r . . Bisland. If speed is what you like, recruits" stated Timo. "We must continue to At © SURF OUT TO THE KMIICARE NETWORIK H than rookie wing Lisa Kozlowksi recruit. Women should not' be intimidated. t^ On'the Internet- at hftpy/www.KIWICARIE.com. For info or .r it fashion, shoe care, interviewing skills, resume writing, vc)1- is the.one to watch. "Although by the word-Rugby. Look at me, I'm about -F. I : HaV ;s::u:i;s unteer service and more. From Kiwi Brands - the shoe c!are it seemed obvious that we were 4' 10", maybe 100 pounds, I love the; ga. e -people who care about all the stuff that makes success. going to win, after regrouping for and play it every week. There is no reason: M I:: : : 0: : NOW,''KEEP STEPPIN' the second half we really for someone tobe -scared by it.The team at 4^O'- PA I :: .r : concentrated on our skills and Stony Brook on a wholeis smaDlb.utwew .workl Q . played as a team. Because of our hard, have fun' and it pays off. Wem.usttry ^ *e dominance in -the first few to open some eyes. 'to. WOm e',us: R-ugby ^ -;- ST-E .... P S a... ,.$' A.. -inutes of the match, we lost because it'-s-grwing and now is a'rea ttime & C:t' I, 0 - sight of the team and we all were. to play and. ride:the wave. It's not just a au playing like individuals trying to men's game any more." , i ; ; : g :~T~flffTA e^ ' ' score. It was so much better to If any women or men are interested in ^>0 play as a team in the second half," playing;rugby .at Stony' Brook, they can noted Timo. contact Coach Rosenthal at 632-!860:; O w r. - Q.. 23 I^^^^^^^ 1 L ; I L-F.1 E I' ^^^^ ^^^^ I ^^^^^^^ ==:^^^^t^^^^^n^^ I age^^^^^^ ^^B-j + A^^ *lUI^B ^^ Trh-*' i^^^^^^^^rj /ifl^L*t WPfS~S4fiS~ ^^^^^^PF~/^C^^^^^^ ^^^^E~i33 agfls^B WILD SPIR I-^H^^- To The early- pioneers f^^^BE^ so ^Kl^ of America enjoyed Is -a special recipe of- : - strong spirits, natural *i1 L_ I 1 .4U -0 .Vh I wl||^H~i|E| Wla nerDs ana a tUU I ^i^BS;i of0 fire-brewed cocoa. ?C_ . WrUgA ;CA tati Arink of this Il lCi 10 LIIGUL AdJ AI ads Ha h-a .X -4 frontier. - , .- . : - , , * \ H Better than MaScrewdriver! Enjoy a Wild u.J. \E .L1otsof ice * 1 oz. Wild Spirit * 4 ozs. 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Seawolves a 5-11-2 final Adelphi yesterday afternoon Te Brook opened -the record. at:University Field.. second' half strong as they Senior Laura Corrigan, a took six shots withi-na the first Notes: Stony Brook has four-year starter at Stony five minutes., But Adelphi got bragging rights on Long Island Brook playing in her last even with Stony Brook as they as they have beaten both game with the Seawolves, got, scored on their first shot in a Hofstra and Adelphi 2-1 this the Brook on the board first. scramble at 51:05. season. . . Laura Corrigan's Corrigan was determined to The score remained goal was her fifth of the season score as she took the ball at deadlocked atI-1 until the 71 and tied her with Colleen midfield and dribbled to the minute mark. Ginamarie Pepe Farrell -for the team lead. . . -U fraIvn n / Liynn A-iite Gina top of the box and launched took a pass from Jodi Klein Dawne Thomas was honored Marie Pepe (10) and Colleen' Farrell battle for'loose ball with two Adelphi players in Wednesday's a perfectly arched shot over and-scored her first goal of the with Corrigan before the game, season finale. Pepe scored Panther goalie- Kristina season that gave the her last at the Brook. the game-winning goal I~~ ~~~~f 9 I I Pete Clus-ener, a freshman on the "It's not the first ttim6 Ive nominated. NCAA/Eastern Coillegiate Athletic finish in the top ten to be oneof three Men's Cross. Country team is the Pete for Athlete of the \ Week," said Meegan. Conference Championship noon Saturday. individuals that are going to the State Statesman/Stony Brook Athlete-of the "He's run as good as mty top runners of my Expectations are high, and both Coach Championships - so that's what I'm going Week due to his extraordinary'run for the last few years in coaclhing, maybe a little Meegan and Clusener have a positive for." Seawolves in the CTC Championships last better. Last year, I had a kid qualify for the outlook for the weekend. Clusener is from Port Washington Saturday. : Cross Country NationalIs-the first time ever. "Every school we're running against High School, and there he made All- Clusener rana his best time.yet,- I think Pete's running better than that kid that has a chance Saturday is on a full Nassau County in his senior year. 27:21.6, to finish in fifth place overall, from last year." scholarship ride with all seven runners," "This myis sport. I've been running making him the top freshman finisher at The only factor holding Clusener said Meegan. "There's 45 colleges for six or seven years now, and I just think the Championships. back, according to Me egan, is maturity in competing. Mygoal is to finish in the individual-sports like running are better," Such efforts, which led the Seawolves running form. Otherwise,- Clusener top ten. Though young (the average age is Clusener said.--"Stony Brook has a lot of to a sixth place finish, Cross -19), and inexperienced beyond a five mile team spirit - at my high school, they didn't Country, Head Coach Jim run, I have a vervgood freshmen team." have that.. It's also a lot more professional Meegan eagerly puts int aI mioshdqualify for the states, I have here - systematic. -That's good because then words for Pete. an outside cha'nce," Cl usener said. "I must you work hardand perform well." L ! - "He went -two -or three 'I miles before the top two or three people actually pulled Women's away from RRugbDy him," said Coahc I Meegan. "He was in fourth- place formiles 4 and finished fifth by50 meters. He ran a really good race, but he was Romps in the RaiOn completely tired. He said he Outscore Opponents 102-0 Past Two was tired - the first time he Saturdays- ever said that - but he knew The Stony~ Brook wo men's rugby mauling and keeping the ball in tight with what it took, and he got to see team, the Black Widows, put on an our forwards," noteds crumhalf Nicol outstanding e the difference in ability."` display of rugby during the NastasiA. Nicole is also the team Captain According to Coach past two rain-soaked Saturdays. The and President of the club. Meegan, there were nearly a women have outscored their opponents Flanker Kelly Knabe, did her job as hundred people competing in 102 to 0 in this two week period. she continually applied pressure to the the CTC, but the only highly Vs. Drew opposition fly half & inside "Drewcenter. competitive team was that of As our football team was pulling off never really had a chance to get their offense Rochester Institute of a dramatic come from behind victory over going. Kelly had a stellar game at . R o c1he1i ran kte fiftThIi her Statesman/ Lynn Klein AIC on Homecoming Saturday, our Black position and did not allow Drew to run at Rochester is' ranked fifth. in PETE CLUSENER Widows were splashing their way to a 24- us. I couldn't even count the number of Division III in, the country, ATHLETHE OF THE WEEK Q 'victory. The scene was set, it was turnovers she caused or tackles she made," and in the CTC Homecoming Weekend - anda Stated Coach Rosenthal. Championships, their top five runners appears to have all the qualities to become rambunctious crowd braved the monsoon-, The women ruggers played a back to were in the top 15th of the race. a superior competitor. like conditions to cheer their team on to a the basics style of rugby and maintaining "Pete's "Yeah, Pete finished fifth, but he got warrior instincts - that's shut-out victory. ball control was-on the top of their list. If would've his philosophy," finished thirdo ontheir team," said Meegan. "In practice, The poor weather did play a 'art Iin they don't have the ball, the' can't score is Meegan it doesn't said. "He needed..to race against. look like he's running hard, but this game as sloppy ball handling was anadage oldthat holds true. he those guys, to feel what it's like to be at is. -Heknows what it takes to run the evident by continual dropped passes and Fly half Brandy Timo, "Performing the top race hard of a race. Mentally, he overcame a - that's the warrior instinct. You knock-onsby both teams. A knock-on is ,our basic skills accurately, executing our can have lot." the most-gifted athlete and if they illegal in rugby and occurs when a player set plays and playing as a unit is definitely Coach don't want it,.they're Meegan feels Clusener has still hot going to get knocks the ball forward. the reason we were able to win. The game performed it. Pete. wants exceptionally well for much of to win, and he has the "Once we realized that we just was evenly matched at first and it made us the year, especially considering his status - ability. couldn't pass the ball into open play, we as a freshman. The Seawolves will run in their maintained possession by rucking and See ROMP, Pae 222 second to last meet in Saratoga, NY at the