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The Ithacan, 1994-08-29 Ithaca College Digital Commons @ IC The thI acan, 1994-95 The thI acan: 1990/91 to 1999/2000 8-29-1994 The thI acan, 1994-08-29 Ithaca College Follow this and additional works at: http://digitalcommons.ithaca.edu/ithacan_1994-95 Recommended Citation Ithaca College, "The thI acan, 1994-08-29" (1994). The Ithacan, 1994-95. 1. http://digitalcommons.ithaca.edu/ithacan_1994-95/1 This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the The thI acan: 1990/91 to 1999/2000 at Digital Commons @ IC. It has been accepted for inclusion in The thI acan, 1994-95 by an authorized administrator of Digital Commons @ IC. WELCOME EDITION Monday, August 29, 1994 Volume 62, Number 1 32 pages TheJTHACAN Free The Newspaper For The Ithaca College Community Like Jon (who, fortunately, is acting in the photo below) we often push ourselves to on't the limit. Balancing all parts of our college lives from 'A to Z' requires knowledge of ltha·ca and Ithaca College. Today's welcome edition provides information and places to turn so you don't end up like Jon. INSIDE •NEWS •ACCENT Understanding the recent Late night eateries offer changes to the phone more than just food system Page 13 Page 3 Alternatives to the dining Library additions bring hall from pizza to fine research tools closer to dining your fingertips Page 19 Page4 Your guides to a night on How to recycle on and the town off campus Page 22 Page 6 •SPORTS Eating healthy in Ithaca New football coach looks College dining halls to start a new era, while a Page 7 new women's soccer coach hopes to continue Getting to know the the success of the program · on-campus dining options Page 26 Page 7 . Keeping your body trim Finding. treatment for your , an d t one d a t 1oca 1 aliments h ea Ith cuI b s Page 9 Page 27 COMING THURSDAY Ithacan photo illustration by Dave Slurzberg ··•NEWS •ACCENT Departments across A preview of the Ithaca campus are facing budget College theatre season, cuts that will restrict travel, plus a review and capital purchases and commentary of the new ·operating expenses. Oliver Stone film, "Natural On Thursday, you'll find Born Killers." out what President James J. Whalen, as well •SPORTS as deans and faculty Find out what the College members, say about the is doing.to cooperate with budget cuts. NCAA Gender· Equity regulations. 2 The Ithacan August 29, 1994 First-year IMPORTANT students to Campus Safety available to help NUMBERS times. There are also security By Jessica D. Wing spond immediately, Surine said. Campus Safety ................ 3333 be welcomed Blue light phones may be used guards stationed at night. Ithacan Assistant News Editor A College tradition will welcome to notify Campus Safety of any "Sometimes we have more Life Safety ................. 274-3353 first-year students Monday morn­ The only number on campus suspicious persons or abnormal [officers] than others, but we ing. still reachable using four digits behavior, she said. They can also be never run with less that two," Campus Information .. 274-3201 At l l a.m. in the Ben Light Gym­ just might be the most important used by athletic teams to call for said Surine. nasium, faculty and staff will join number to know. help when a player is injured. The College employs four se­ Residential Life ......... 274-1675 together to initiate the new students Campus Safety officers are There are at least two emergency curity guards - one is in train­ to the campus community at Con­ available 24 hours a day by dial­ phones in each residence hall, said ing. Campus Safety wants to hire Financial Aid ............. 274-3131 vocation. ing 3333 from a residence, ac­ Doug Wheeler, telephone services one additional guard, Surine said. President James J. Whalen and cess or blue light phone. manager for the Office of Informa­ There are also several offic­ Board of Trustees Chairman There are over 40 blue light tion Technology. ers on bicycles. Herman Muller will both address phones located on campus for With the new phone system, With the elimination of CORRECTIONS the incoming students during the direct access, said Laura Surine, Campus Safety can now see which Hudson Heights as on-campus It is The lthacan's policy to ceremony, which will follow a pro­ investigator for Campus Safety. room the call is coming from in housing, a patrol car no longer All are activated automati­ correct all errors of fact. To cessional of the faculty, trustees and case the student is incapable of voic­ needs to be stationed in that area. report any corrections, contact cally. so the dispatcher will re­ administrators. ing a plea for help, Wheeler said. However, this will not increase News Editors Kevin Harlin .or Music will be provided by the ceive a printout of the location At least two patrol officers are the number of officers on cam­ Brian Kohn at 269 Park Hall, or Faculty Brass Quintet and Faculty of the caller. Officers will re- required to be on campus at all pus, Surine said. call 274-3207. Vocal Ensemble . ... -Tanfastic will accept coupons from local competitors- I -·------------~~----~I BIG STORE HOURS: AL'S Monday - Thursday: 6 a.m. to Midnight ~ TANftJttc ~ I Friday & Saturday: 6 a.m. to 1 a.m. i Sunday: 8 a.m. to Midnight : SUN TANNING STUDIO I PIZZA~ I We Deliver the fastest. 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No Initiation Fee Unlimited use of facilities Money back guarantee Come to recruitment: Check Us Out! Come On Down For A Free Trial Workout! Wednesday, Aug. ,. 31 at 7 p.m. Mon.-Thurs. 6:00am to 9:30pm • Fri. 6:00am to 8:30pm Emerson Suites, Campus Center Sat. 9:00am to 6:00pm • Sun. 9:00am to 5:00pm Opportunities in news, sports, drama, ~::!.11 ~N~fs; ~ comedy, public a.ffairs & music. 119 Third St \~J 272-8779 ( l..r, • August 29, 1994 The Ithacan 3 ACC faces new year Company may run out of off-campus numbers By Brian Kohn Ithacan News Editor HOW TO The College's one-year-old phone ser­ CONNECT vice may face a shortage of telephone num­ bers if more off-campus students decide to If you are living off campus and still do use its service. not have phone service, you still have time to subscribe to ACC. Call 275-5222 ACC's Director of University Services Roseann Bomysoad said if about 48 more off-campus students sign up for tlie phone still get ACC's full service. However, sub­ service, they will begin advising potential scribers might not be guaranteed · the customers to call NYNEX. company's normal prices, Bomysoad said. "There are a limited number of numbers However, after all of those lines are taken, available for off-campus service," Roseann students can still use an ACC personal access Bomysoad said. code. "We've had over 200 people sign up for "With NYNEX, students just have to tell service off campus," Bomysoad said. "It's in them they want ACC for long distance," she the student's best interest after we reach the said. ''The only drawback is that they will not limit to seek service directly from NYNEX." get all of the features unless they order them Bomysoad said ACC's contract with from NYNEX - so they'd pay a little more NYNEX allows them 250 off-campus lines. for tpe features and couldn't do 5-digit cam­ After the 250 lines are taken, students can pus calling." The Ithacan/Dave Slurzberg Fire and Building Safety Coordinator Ron Clark uses a fire extinguisher to frighten College changes administrative phone service away a woodchuck that officials feared was acting too friendly toward humans. By Rachel Jaffe "The reason is that we have Ithacan Accent Editor basically run out offour-digit ·Rabies danger on campus And you thought you had finally figured extensions here on campus. " tin on Aug. 3 to warn the College community out the phone system at Ithaca College. By Stacy Solovey and to tell people how to react if an ill or The College replaced the administrative Bernie Rhoades Ithacan Staff injured animal is sighted, Surine said. telephone system on July 30 for several rea­ director of technical services A local kitten recently put an Ithaca Col­ Chase recommends if a wild animal is sons, according to Bernie Rhoades, director In addition to the new hardware, the school lege student in danger.
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