February 1983 Tomorrow Begins Today at the College of Boca Rato.N

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Vol. II No.4 February 1983 Tomorrow Begins Today at the College of Boca Rato.n

By Mona Wargo Pulse ditor __ programS: Aco~ting, Aviation Management, Hanking and You may have noticed lately while thwnbing through some Finance, Busmess Administration, Hotel/Restaurant of this area's newspapers, the astonishing amounts of press Mana~ement, ~ternational Business and Trade, Marketing, releases and full page advertisements on the College of Boca BehaVIoral Sc1ence, Communications, Health and Human Raton. This is due to the fact that our College has turned over a Services, History/Political Science {a traditionally pre-law new leaf. course), as well as in the technology programs mentioned Not only are we in all of the area newspapers but we also can earlier. Current students at the College may haV'e noticed the be heard on three F .M. radio stations and two A.M. stations. ne~ brochures outlining these new programs and if their The reason for all of this is to make the public out there aware curiosity is stimulated, and they would like to kn~w more, they of the wide variety of programs and activities open to them at are welcome .to stop to see Dr. Wershoven in the Academic the College of Boca Raton. Boca has truly become a College Dean's office at any time to discuss how they can attain a Town, and The College of Boca Raton has entered 1983 with its bachelor's degree at CBR. eye on tomorrow-initiating exciting changes and developing As academics grow, so , too, does Student development new programs designed to meet tomorrow's <:hanges today. services. The most visible change students will notice soon is The most exciting development of the month was a visit to the opening of College Town, a new student-centered area in the College by a study group from the Massachusetts 1mtitute the Lynn S~udent C~~ter. The ?ld Snack Bar is presently being of Technology, the most prestigious engineering school in the converted mto a IDlDl-mall, Wlth campus bookstore ·{expanded nation. The group, which toured the campus and area industry to sell everythlng a college student could want including on Jan. 24th, came to the College to explore the feasibility of snacks and light meals, video games, billiard table, post office offering graduate programs on the CBR campus in a 1Ulique and the campus mail.) The Central location of this new and affiliation between the institutions. The possibilities of attractive facility will make it a gathering place for the graduate study at MIT on Ute CBR campus should be exciting College community, and will streamline a student's day to all students interested in dynamic futures in high eliminating all those separate walks to mailroom, bookstor~ technology. and snack bar so necessary last semster. The person In related areas of technology, the College is also moving primarily responsible for the College Town concept is Mrs. ahead, with four year programs in Electronics Engineering Mary Ann Ladika, the bookstore manager; she has also helped Technology, Computer Engineering Technology, and in instituting the logo for the college's new mascot. We are now Microcomputer Information Systems and will be strengthened known as the CBR Knights. by the continued acquisition of state-of-the art hardware and Outside the Campus, the College also has big plans. It has software and by innovative courses, such as the "Make Your recently opened a Downtown Center, in the heart of Boca right Own Micr~omputer" course to be introduced this fall. All in the mainstream of business {off Palmetto Park Road and those who have been trying to enroll in the popular computer Federal Highway) to serve the needs of area residents who classes on campus know how enormous the demand for these may wish to take credit or non-credit courses, to keep in tune classes has become. And the College's on going, close and up to date with high technology. They may also attend relationship with high technology industries in the area seminars and obtain some counseling about how to come back involved in structuring and developing the electronics and to college life. The Center promises to be the nucleus of computer programs, makes the programs both relevant and expanding group of programs for the external, non-traditional attractive to those who are thinking abead to challenging and student who cares about personal and professional learning rewarding careers. Already, the financial support of Ronald and growth. Assaf, Chairman of Sensonnatic, has allowed the College to As students return for the semester, they return to many establish the Ronald Assaf Institute of Electronics new and promising changes around them. All that remains to Engineering Technology, to coordinate and develop superior make these changes beneficial to all, is for CBR students to get academic programs. itlvolved in a,nd take advantage of the new and exciting Technology is not the only area in which programs are activities open to them thus making 1983 a time where they, expanding .and developing rapidly. By next fall; the College too, can form tomorrow by acting today! will have students enrolled in the following bachelor's Page 2.---February, 1983 · Editorial Yandalis111

BY Tom Drybrough and Gregg crash was · funny? When· the .McBride Security Guard that was on duty was notified of the' goings on, he tried to climb to the roof: On the night of December 16 By the time he had reached it, 1982, the night before CBR the vandals had come down the . stu~ents left for the Christmas other side and were standing hohdays, some students thought below the guard. When the that it would be "funny" to guard came down he ·said, "I vandalize certain areas of the saw their faces." The irony is dormitories. Not only were the that he told this to the vandals, traditional eggs thrown all over themselves. As if this weren't the hallways and restrooms· enough, one of the .pay-phones · but even road barriers were put was torn from the wall in Patton ... on the top of Patton Hall. Those Hall. Would the vandals think it barriers were on the roads to was funny if Southern Bell . ·keep driving safe.for motorists. .decided to take the phones from Would the vandals think a car the school? It's not so funny:

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"Tb~ Maze" IF PA.RENTS WOULD LIKE TO PLAY, ~·we" "Steps" By Stella Greenburg We are rUnning 'round in · PLEASE ALERT MS. OVE~TON. A step away is where you circles, not knowing where We are all lonely .are so close but yet so far we'll end, ~ want to hear the strangers, Seeking out away· ·messages that the falling "Southern ·Coxnfort" and the Far away from my cold angels send. r approval of others, whose hand, which f9lds as an We are trapped in here, opinions don't matter. and empty bag, when there is no trapped in this exotic place, ·i whose looks could kill. one to hold it With in a warm with wild animab, flowers We all need .to be toved, touch. and an infinity of space. coddled and looked after, it Far· away as the stars in We can fonow the path of .. 'is the part of us that always the darkness of the night, muses and song, and new remains the child. and the moon above the found freedom will come I right along. ' W-e saunter off toward the oceanwide. · s n r SQ w ..",_~.....,·-;;. rainbows that show a borne tOwn that Is no more tlftle, z • • moment of the glimmer of than a memory now. we will see our freedom ---~· -,....._.._,....~ hope we all need. But even though you seem grQw and watch our lives ..- ... We wrestle with our so far away in distance and begin. consciences, to determine in time I just want you to This place of paradise is CARTOONIST what is right and wrong, know that you are always where we shall always be if always looking back at our close to my heart. not in spirit, at least in shadows. memory. ·.. :CONTEST We've sailed the ocean "My Boston" "Silenced" floor, caught the rays of sun, One minute cloud, Some student cartoonist or comic strip artist at CBR has a chance to Silence, hear my world go for many. 4ays we have 'round, tender sights and silenced by the laughed and love on the run. . . win considerable fame, a little fo,rtune, and even a contract with a sounds of old Boston, they overwhelming sky, floats ,national feature syndicate. qua~e ne:w feelings in. my away on a daydream. "Fiat Lux" .. All these are prizes in the 1983 Campus Cartoonist contest being soul and give drops of life to Clouds dance upon the conducted for student artists !lt every U.S. college and university. my mind. sky, balancing close to the The sponsor is Tribune Company Syndicate, fourth largest in the "The Poet" Laughter, quietly my Hopes, dreams, fantasies edge of ,the ·timeless rays It .. .U.S. distributes comics, editorial cartoons, and other features to world goes 'round, turning locked inside my gilded tha~ give light to the world 2',000 newspapers across the U.S. and around the world. events into pieces of my life, soul, until I reach out with below. Each of the 10 winners will receive $50Q plus a chance to qualify for a I sit and wonder about the words thus written on ·contract with the syndicate. where I've been, what I've this link of life. Let There Be Light. . Entries may consist of up to 12 comic strips, 12 editorial or seen. humorous cartoon panels, or both. The deadline for mailing is March A cold, damp chill passes 7, Entry requirements are available at the office of The Pulse (-Rm.ll- through my body, the drab COUPON------06). November day seems to 1r------· I The syndicate is looking for new talent, according to RobertS. Reed, enhance the elegance and I I its president. untLnnely stature I see I I ''Bright creative talent, young men and women who well may be before my eyes. attending college somewhere today," he said, "can be the syndicate Shadows, here my world 0~ ~J stars of tomorrow." goes 'round, I feel the ~ TULIP CLEANERS ? ~ The campus was the starting point for many of to4ay's most famous radiating pulse of Quincy 3 Market, and smell the z~ -8 cartoonists, Reed pointed out. Jeff MacNelly, creator of "Shoe," "a started at the University of North Carolina, and Gary Trudeau's sweetness of all the foods. I I I feel solitude, yet, we all "Doonesbury" was born when he attended Yale. I BOCA RATON MALL I "And the field isn't limited to men·," Reed added. "M.G. Lord was stand together looking toward the past for ·------CO'-'PON so -good when she was a coed at Yale that she was hired by Newsday, assurance that patriotism is ------1 the large Long Island daily." still alive and well in our If there's another of these talented artists, "we'd like to help that hearts. person become famous natioitally," Reed said.

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IN STYLE ... Fashion News To Cure Your Dressing Blues By Tom Drybrough

Fashion forecast for Spring '83: Colors! Co1oi's! Colors! Hot pinks, sassy reds, turquoise blues, and sunshine yellows are going to blind you again this Spring; so get ready to put on your sunglasse's and dive into this year's Spring Fashions. For men, Ralph Lauren's Polo Collection is still on top of the charts, · with all sorts of sport shirts from multi-colored stripes to blinding bright solids. To double the style, check out the Bermuda shorts made by Polo. Calf-length socks and a pair of Top Siders round out the outfit well. Don't limit yourself to one color of Top Siders, though. They are currently available in a multitude of colors: Top this outfit off with a tan, and you'll be looking good. For the evenings, Polo shirts still fill the bill, and a light sweater over the shoulders can do wonders. Pants wise, get cocky in your Khakis. Go for it, men ... and remember to think bright!

A·t,~---I.M~-~M-~~M~a 1 JS , s e a so r a ou " w o -1 new style in wardrobe. Trim bodies look great in bright-colored sweat suits. Add some sass with a matching bandana wrapped around the forehead, and when wearing a body suit and tights, leg warmers round it up nicely. Loose sweatshirts fit well over a pair of your old jeans. As for another fashionable plus, keep those thighs in shape. The mini skirts have made a comeback, and although they are a little longer than the late 60's version, it still shows enough of you to keep the adrenalin running. Bright colors are again the must for your skirts, topped off with a loose fitting shirt. Remember that although mini skirts are comfortable, you will be overdressed if you wear them everywhere. So keep that in mind. So save up your nickels and dimes, because the Spring Fashions of 1983 are upon us. Although most of the 83 styles are clones from last year, the new dress season still looks bright! nnocent I

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By Mike Sawer well as "Goody Two Shoes", holds true for the Culture Club; other cuts such as ·~esperate their innocent, fey reggae-pop "Friend or Fi)e'' But Not Serious", "Hello I Love single "Do You Really Want To ADAMANT You", "Here Comes The Hurt Me?" won over hearts and Grump" and "Try This For billfolds some time before Sighs" are equally energetic, America really got a chance to Adam dumped his Ants and high-spirited numbers. Many of view the group. And what a most of his feathers and the songs are sharply aimed group! Lead vocalist Boy_ warpaint for his fourth album. towards Adam's critics and George, with his long braided Already a new wave super-star unfavorable press reporters. hair, lipstick and dubious and sex-symbol in Europe, his Overall, this is one of the most sexual preferences, is enough to single ''Goody Two Shoes" enjoyable and consistent pop make moral majority members recently broke into the albums of '82. running for cover. American Top 40 and established Adam as a major "Kissing To Be Clever" musical artist, along with his CULTURE CLUB The music is a compelling distinctive style and sultry good mixture of rock, reggae, rap, looks. During the punk rock calypso and funk. Although "Do revolution of the middle You Really Want To Hurt Me?" This is definitely Adam Ant's seventies, many flourishing will undoubtedly sell the album, best album, both critically and new wave bands received no or the uptempo dance rhythms of commercially. The style is reluctantly little airplay in. the "I'm Afraid Of Me", "Time typical of "Antmusic", with USA, largely due to their (Clock of the Heart)", and maximum use of throbbing b.izarre appearances and "White Boy" should also score drums; trumpets and horns. As outrageous antics. The opposite in new wave clubs and discos.

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By Gregg McBride ON THE TUBE MUSIC NOTES Burt Reynolds will not appear As if DYNASTY wasn't in the third sequel io SMOKEY Charlette Caffey of the Go enough, ABC and Aaron AND THE BANDIT. Instead, Go), says that the group's 1983 Spelling productions have Jackie Gleason, who plays the goal is to make a movie. She planned a spinoff of DYNASTY sheriff, will play a dual role (ie: says that if they cannot find a due out in the fall of the 1983 The Bandit). Therefore the story, they will develop a plot to T.V. Season. The star of the movie will be called SMOKEY tie in with their next album. She series will be John James, the IS THE BANDIT. says that they have no acting man who plays Jeff Colby, experience, but that doesn't Fallon's husband. worry her; "we're naturals." That's all for this time!

Speaking of sequels to sequels, Superman will not be flying high for Lois Lane in SUPERMAN III, due out this summer. Instead, he'll be flying loops for Lana Lang, a girl who grew up in Clarke Kent's home town. She'll be played by Annette (48 HRS.) O'Toole. According to the producers, now that Superman and Lois have made love there is nowhere for the relationship to Christopher Reeve is go. Richard Pryor will play the bad guy, by the way. taking off in Superman Ill

Dudley Moore took a dive in SIX WEEKS, but hopes to fair In the space-eadet (E. T.) Wallace stars as the better in UNFAITHFULLY department, George Lucas has mother, who has more to worry YOURS, in which he'll.star with changed the name of the third in about than just paper training Nattasia (TESS) Kinsky. Moore the STAR WARS series. her lovable(?!) St. Bernard. plays a Symphony Orchestra Originally called REVENGE Conductor who becomes OF THE JEDI, it will now be insanely jealous when he called RETURN OF THE suspects his wife of making -a JEDI. The posters which have The men from SCTV who "m usic" with a violinist. already been circulating, with brought you the hit single the original title, are now worth "Take Off," are taking off to the Just wh·en you thought it was over $200. Now, that's far out. movies. Rich Moranis and Dave safe to go to the movies again, . Thomas will star in STRANGE along comes ... you guessed BREW, in which they wm it. .. JA WS 3-D. And this time in Stephen King's novel, CUJO, uncover a sinister plot to take 3-D. It is due for a Summer '83 about a friendly house pet over the world by selling beer release, and Bess Armstrong turned not-so-friendly is that leaves people catatonic. Next T.V. season: A Dynasty spinoff and Louis Gossett Jr., star. currently being filmed. Dee Burp. MOVIE REVIEWS

JACKIE GLEASON Jackie Gleason does many things and does them well Most spectflcally. comedy, as in h1s Cllrrent film, "The Toy." A ~1xtu re on TV from its ~ rl y days w1th class1cs lik-e , "The Honeymooners," Jackie has appeared on-stage and screen. making a umque and lasting imprint as a powerful .r,.,. At the Flicks and. gifted comic The secret to longevity m shOw busmess. he feels, is In keeping his career as varied as possible. Now in hts 50th year as an entertainer, he enjoys living well and would most assuredly say, "how sweet it Is!" By Gregg McBride MERYL STREEP TOOTSIE Meryl Streep Is widely respected for her range an actress in stage, screen and television . Her '1l1r debut was made in " Julia," followed by "The The producers of this film do not receive an originality award for Oeer Hunter.' Her Emmy Award winning ;.er . rrunce m the T.V. series, " HOlocaust, was this umpteenth film about a certain sex impersonating-another sex. preceded by her role in " Kramer vs. Kramer," IDI' What the producers do get, is a big pat on the back. They didn't rely whiCh she won the Academy Award for Best Sup porting Actress. Meryl entered college as a music simply on laughs - which can be a pitfall for this type of movie. maJor but it wasn 't until her sophomore year that Instead, they intertwined hilarious antics with a real plot, that makes she discovered her talents as an actress. Now Meryl tackles her most complex role to date as a TOOTSIE one of the year's best motilm pictures. Polish Immigrant in " ~ph i es' Choice." Dustin Hoffman is amazing as the down-and-out actor who decides Ristorante

to get a part anyway he needs to. He gets the female lead in America's EDDIE MURPHY favorite soap, and turns out to be the hottest thing since Luke and Eddie Murphy of "Saturday Nigh! live" fame 1s Review Laura. His performance ill magnificent, and he gets my vote for the starring In his film debut entitled, "~ HRS." T~1s gives the 21 -year-old Murphy an opportunity o Academy Award for the best male actor of 1982. Jessica Lange is also "sustain a single characterization on the 1:o9 stunning as Hoffman's ·love interest. What makes TOOTSIE even screen. a different challenge from his J~,., ..... ,,..,. By Mona Wargo satirical cr~tlons of " Buckwheat." better, is a dynamite supporting cast; including Bill (Saturday Night Jones" and " little Richard Simmons." 15. he was writing and per1ormmg at Live) Murrey as his best friend, Terri (Close Encounters) Garr as his centers and local bars and by the time he was 19 insecure lover, and Dabney (9 to 5) Coleman as the male-chauvinist he JOined " Saturday Night Live." Recently, E ,~ If you're looking for a place to made his first record album and, plans to make dine that has delightful cuis1ne director, that gets more than he bargained for when he hires Tootsie. second f1lm in the near furture. Watching Hoffman in action is like watching two .different RICHARD f>RYOR is scrumptious to the palate: Richard Pryor takes comedy, like life, very and that's not too outrageous in characters. This film's appeal is endless, and well worth seeing. On a seriously, as displayed in his latest film. · 1 scale of 1·10, TOOTSIE rates a 10! Bravo! Toy." After working nightclubs and TV talk price, then might I suggest In the 1960's, Pryor branched out to screen and Verde's Italian Restaurant in television writing, comedy albums. TV specialS and motion p1ctures. He won an Emmy for the Boca Raton? It's located at 1309 1973 lily Tomlin special, and 3 Grammys. By age W. Palmetto Pk. Rd. (368-4416 ) 30 h1s career progressed so fast that he needed 2 years to hibernate and decide exactly what he right across from Interstat~ wanted to say His film credits include, "flicllard Plaza. The atmosphere is Pryor Uve on the Sunset Strip" and " St1r Crazy" JULIE HAGERTY pleasant and subtle. The When Julie Hagerty was screen tested dinners are plentiful with Airplana '". her total acting expenence '"""·•'"'' of 3 weeks in an Off-Off-Broadway play. Her por lightly textured sauc~s and trayal of the zany stewardess however, revealed a tenner bits of meats and fowl. unique comedy 1nsttnct that, combtned with beauty, proved a most winning combination. Born in Cincinnati, Ms. kagerty studied drama for years and recalls playing everything from Joan Arc to garbage cans. She recently starred Woody Allen's " A Midsummer Night's Sex . edy" and continues her exploits In " Airplane 1 The "

They start you off with your favorite cocktail or wine. An entire loaf of garlic bread and a tasty salad with home-made touches of house dressing and 2200 W. Glades Rd. Suite 915 almonds follows. For the 392·2911 entree, how about a soft Veal Marsala with pimento and mushrooms in a delicate sauce? All of this to satisfy, but a meal that also leaves a bit of room for a variety of cakes and Spumoni ice cream. But if one would rather refrain from this, then there is always Espress.o or AT THE FLICKS: Capuccino .. Both of which have rich and flavorful aromas. Dustin Hoffman is on a Tootsie Role as Dorothy Michaels Capsule Movie Reviews

DON'T MISS: THE VERDICT - Paul Newman delivers one of his best performances, ever, in this powerful film about an "ambulance· Jessica Lang plays chasing" lawyer that has a chance to put his career ancr humanity back in order. the love interest. 48 HRS. - Nick Nolte and Eddie Murphy co-star in this cops and robbers story that is both hilarious and suspensefuL Murphy is a powerhouse of talent who has a very bright future. And this delectable dinner GANDHI - This is a monumental screen biography, about the can be had without leaving a legendary man who fought a war with peace. crimp in your wallet. Reservations are preferred. The dress is casual, but well· DON'T BOTHER: stated. Also, be sure to ask for SOPHIE'S CHOICE Savi, (the owner). For he is at your beck and call, whether you Since we're talking about the Academy for the best actor, my vote SIX WEEKS - The title of this flop should be changed to NON wish to dine or just enjoy the goes to Meryl Streep for the best actress. Her performance. is ve_ry SWIMMER- because it sank straight to the bottom. relaxed atmosphere of their moving in this story about a Polish refugee back in 1947, dealing w1th lounge. traumatic memories that eventually show us Sophie's Choice. Unlike THE ENTITY - This is a no-go horror flick about a woman being the novel, the movie waits to reveal Streep's big secret until the end of raped throughout the film by a ghost with &atonic helpers. the picture in a scene that will leave you speechless. . Broadway's Kevin Kline plays her boyfriend, a young Jewish man with a few startling secrets of his own. He delivers a fine performance, I D.U.M.B. too. The character that disappointed me was that of Stingo, played by Peter MacNicol:He does not have the talent to stand next to Streep, and his innocent boyi.shness is delivered more as a silly puberty joke. THE MAN FROM SNOWY RIVER - This is supposed to be a Still, though, the move is quite powerful. Streep's performance rates moving epic that captures our hearts. I'm afraid not. This film has too many cliches. Therefore, the only movement that takes place is a 10. The mdvie rates a 7. toward the exits. . --· ---., ·Ge.rontology P~ogra~ .. ~~·v .. e7·e-.·~.· . By Sue Rogers. & Stacey Spiwak ',rh~ statt of .the '1982-83 yet,~r com-munity education, and ·has. mar~ed a~ E:Xcitihg new . .research. The program will .. . \{\Q, 0~ beginnill~ for · the College of educate peopie who. will work ' Bo.ca Rat.on: Other than offering with the old1!r citizens either in rf~ : P:J~ ·· a four year program for· the institutions, in their homes, or . first time, new ground is being through social service agencies. V. broken· with the start of three "This semester, our work in 1!!...~~·*0 .. Th~ PUlse is looking for talented coutses on human aging: staff dev.elopment will expand .---;J'.. wr~ters· to .write for GBR' s N,ewspaper Gerontology, . Death & Dying, as we initiate our first .. and the Psychology of ·Aging. continuipg seminar for the If you're a ' club president~ or Dr. David 'Demko, recipient nursing profe.ssion in someone with ·an interesting storj of a $500,000 donation made conjunction with the Palm possible from Halcourt .M. Beach Care Nursing Home," THE. PULSE WANTS YOU! S y 1vest e r Charita b.l e Dr. Demko said. Foundation, is very pleased While. students can learn how Come ·by the Pulse's Office in with his new position on to deal with older folks, some of 11-06, Wixted Hall. If no one is campus. ·caR feels proud and those senior citizens can . take there; leave a message. lucky to have Dr. Demko courses to find out about among our faculty. He has the~selves, their chronological attained his degree from one of counterparts or their parents the most distinguished who are in their 7th or 8th institutions in the country. decades, Demko said. "i like to At age 33, Dr. Demeo has be involved in the field because e a r ned his Ph . D . in it's a growing one,'' said Demko G e r on to 1o.g y ,..from t h e who became interested while University of Michigan. He also temporarily filling a vacancy as holds tt~e B.A. degree in field director of a ·foster psychology and the. M.A. in grandparent home in Michigan sociology. He has received · years .ago. He liked it and they many honors for professional liked him, so he stayed on for 3 excellence ~nd community years. leadership. Among these A Geriatric center he later awards are Educator of the founded in ~icbigan seven Year, seleetion as an years ago is. still thriving. "I outstanding- Young Man in know it seems like a paradox - America and election as a to have a young person running national delegate to the programs dealing with the Presidential 1981 White House aged, but I like it." · ·conference on Aging. Dr. The donation received· has Demko' is also the established enabled the college to provide author. of numerous articles educational opportunities for pertaining to his field. young people in the community Plans are now underway to and to gain knowledge and develop the Gold Coast's first experience in the field that Gerontology Center for the deals with aging and the Co legetow provision of training, problems of the aged. "I · really enjoy working banners, bumper stickers daily specials. All of these with the kids. It'll be buttons, CBR cups and may be enjoyed under the finished in a week.'' clothing, and much more. Florida sun, or moon, on the Mary Ann Lad.ika walked Ye Olde Post Office outdoor terrace amidst up the back . stairs of the offers stationary supplies, tropical plants and flowers. Lynn Student Center with stamps, and notebooks. The Faculty! at CBR has bouncy enthusiasm as she From the Book Bindery will .not been forgotten. "I'm checked the new paint on the pour forth textbooks, and going to ini~te 'Faculty stairwell. "It was this awful magazines will be placed in Friday'. Watch for itl!' color before,'' she explained a roll-out display. Ladika promised. as she pointed to a dark hue Outer space will invade Besides be~ a church of the previous color. It's not College Town. Asteroids and organist, Mrs. Ladika, the the Rat anymore. It's Space Invaders, Donkey Manager of College Town, "College Town" now. Kong and Tron will all be out ran a catering business As she reached the top to entice students with when her children, Heidi, 15, step, she unveiled "College paddles and joy sticks. and Matthew, 13 were little. Town" in the rough, the yet The Student Mail Room She has managed the uncompleted rendition of will offer mail and package kitchen of a small country Mrs. Lad.ilu. 's brainchild, a distribution. inn over the past two complete serivice area for A display area for fashion summers in the Adirondack students. promotion items will be Mountains. Each em ' village-like galss-enclosed and "Have to get back. I'm "storefront at College sheltered within a interviewing a fantastic Town offers :.~dents at CBR showcase. little cook." And she began everything .·om postage From · the softness and to run off for her stamps for ve letters to comfort of blue vinyl booths appointment. "Of course, I "Rah! Rah lab!'·' school s.t uden ts will enjoy wouldn't be here if my clothing. blueberry muffins, biscuits husband didn't let me,'' she Here in Emporium, like Mom bakes, sausage said as she hurried on her the student •ay purchase patties, pizza, and SPECIAL way.

Rowley Library Update ------·COUPON----- ' ...-.----i r--- By Mariela Nivillac 1 Just one call away... I IJ ·• ( I Give l call for a hot I Three Library committee much support, not only from Although there have been I mou tering I pteetings were held during the committee-, consisting of many complaints from I Do Pizza. I the Fall of · 1982. The a few faculty members and -students in the past. Mrs. I We'll iver it to your' I committee includes both students, but also from the Clarke's opinion is that the 1 door in 30 minutes or 1 faculty and students as entire faculty. library meets the needs of the student momentarily. 1 less w1 h no delivery 1 follows: Dr. Demko, Mr. She learned a lot about the I charge. I Bartholomew, Mrs. Pierson, curriculm ·and the faculty There will be more material Mrs. Bloche, Mrs. Sullivan, members have contributed with the. change from a 2 8 L•rr Oo llvery area ~ 4 c 1980 lom•no's Plua, Inc. 0 Sr. F'idelis, students Bonnie many materials to enlarge year college to a year ~ ~ Twardosky and Sharon the library resources in college. i 5 Hofstetter, and Mrs. Clarke, every area. At the moment there is a 0 chainnan. Mrs. Clarke's goals are to proposal to install a security I Open til... i - At time Mrs. Clarke meet the interest of the ·system. This system will I 1 A.M. Sun. thru Thurs I trie inform the students and faculty. She prevent students from I 2 A.M. Fri. and Sat. I co:mm.. the status of does her best in getting taking out the books that are I E. 20th St. 23043 s. Stat& 7 I the lil v. Printouts of the infot· uation for the different not supposed to be taken 1 oca Raton West Boca 1 role he library Resea rch Topics. She tries from the library (for I 391·9177 487·13i7 I committee from the self to enla rge the collection in example the study · port, of the audio the dliferent fields of study encyclopedias.) I ANY 2 IT,E;M PIZZA I visual uipment, of Public and offer audio-visual With the help of the I I Relations objectives, and of equipment for instructors students, Mrs. Clarke and ·------COUPON ------• agendas of each meeting and students. her assistant, Ms. Nancy were distributed. Mrs. Clarke is attempting Adams, our library will This Spring semester Mrs. to help both the students and grow to be a bigger and Clarke, has been given the faculty members. better one in the future. Racque~ Golfers· ball By Tom Drybrough ·- Prepare Shad a Overton; CBR 's Student Activities Director., has been busy organizing more and By Dawnell. Clarke more activities for· students to participate in. Her latest effort Men's Golf team is practicing to. play in the is in the a.rea ofRacquet Ball. National Sunshine Invitational Tournament in Shada responds with ·a quick Miami in Mid-Mareh. Twenty teams from all over "yes" to anyone who offers to the country wilfbe competing. . play her in her favorite sport. Mter that the team will be participating in Uie Since more an~ more _people Palmetto Invitational hosted by Mia~¢ · - Dade began to. play, .she·. finally Community College South. Prior to these tournaments the .team will be ·· organized a Racquet B.all playing weekly practice matches against ·area Tournament in January, during schools. · · the Winterim Session. Coaching ihe Men's Golf team is . Terry "I am loolting for all sorts of Aperavich. Members of the team are Steve Ames, ways to · bring the· :students Michael Fitzhenry, Michael Levine, Randy together on this campus," says Scherler, John Clackman and Ted Mowers. Shada. "I would like .to see more socializing among the students. So far, 'the''Racquet Ball program . has .been very successful." Shada says th!lt she welcomes "Sporting" all interested·Piayers, and even people who want to;learn. "It's ·Proposition still a good exercise;•• she says, "even if you ar.e juilt learning, you still end up running all over the courts." · The ·neJ:t tournament is planned for Febru·ary 16, 1983. Anyone interested in ·playing can contact Shada · at the Te:Anis Back ·~ .. Student Affairs·Office · in Patton Hall. · ·: l.n Action '·

By Dawnell Clarke· Whitney Kratt: In ·addition· to the varsity.schedule; the The College of Boca team will ·participate in ·' Taton's sports . activities local totimamentS when teams are back in action time pennits. with practices every Our men's te~ schedUle.· evening. runs from February 10 With. The Women's tennis team a home gam-e against· consists of: Patti Lou See Broward :Com.munity B G9llege at 1:00pm: tlu'ough are, • Ann Nathanson and Tracy there are. twelve , other Williams. The· ball gets matches with ' a finale rolling on Feb. 15 with a against FAU oil. April·16 at · match against F AU at 1 :00 home. The men's 'team pm on the FAU's grounds. consists of G.reg Henriq,~, Through Febtuary and Herb Milgrim, Larry ·stein March there ·are nine other John Securo and "TrlzZs'; · matches culminating on ·Denton. Coaching the men's · April 8 with a match against tennis team ·is Sbada Hillsborough at2:00 on their Overton. · grounds. Coaching the So come· on o.ut ·and . women's tenniS team is support yo~. CBR's~. ·

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.. ~· Feb.lO . . Broward 00-N 1:00· HOme Feb.16 DadeN 1:30 Home Feb.l9 ·:rn....Jensen Beach 11':00 Away ~ ~~b.22 FlU 1:00 Away · CBR Knights are the BeSt eb.24 Biacayne 1:00 Home. Feb.:26 li'AU 10:30 Any Web.28 college T-shirts with a gallant DadeNWC 2:00 .A"!f8Y -lol By Stacy Spiwak and Susan In the 1982 fall season of soccer, Knight parading ac·ross tpe Rogers · the boys would vote before each front of the shirt. The price is Mar.5 Biscayne 11:00 .. Away game to determine their name $7.75. So far, the students have Mar.21 OadeNWC 2:.00 Home This year a new tradition has Mar.23 DadeN 2:00 Aw&1 . been set at the college of Boca for the day. In 1983, there will be reacted very positively to these Raton; our new school motto is no question of our identity. Our new items. Apr.B Bl'()wardN sport teams will be proud to The student body randomly 2:00 Away "C.B.R. knights are the best", Apr.12 FIT....Jensen Beach 2:00 Holile Knights being the mascot. This represent the College of Boca voted for the mascot during the Apr.18 FAU 2:00 Home : new mascot will promote school Raton Knights. two weeks prior to the recess spirit, and unity between the When we return to the College for Christmas vacation. A poll students. We ·now have the of Boca Raton as alumni, we was set up in the bookstore; r----:-,---:------:-""'-- ·~ -1 identity of an heroic knight. will notice abrupt changes. The college students were asked to buildings may be larger than vote between 12:00 P.M. and I . . I Mrs. Mary Ann Ladika is the I I inventor of this new trend. The you had remembered, the 1:00 P.M. Whoever came into reason Mrs. Ladika introduced library may have expanded, the bookstore was asked to fill I @ I the idea of a mascot, was new faces will pass by, and new out a ballot. The ballot because she wanted to build a buildings will be standing consisted of Braves, Tigers, :I -. flntGn10~. :I bond between the students and before your eyes. One thing will Lions, Bears, and the Knights. I I the school. remain the same, the regal The reason the voting was done 1 Italian Restaurant 1 Michelle Greenberg has Knight will be marching the this way was because Mrs. 1 P..~ ,~ ~~ and Pizzeria 1 noticed the bond. She says, "I grounds of C.B.R.'s campus. Ladika wanted a cross breed of I ;p..~~O I love the idea of a school mascot. The student body has shown a students to vote. Both males : 392-8585 : The Knight is a perfect symbol very popular reaction to the and .females participated in the newly elected mascot. Traci election. Every class was I I because of its strength." The I I mascot will improve the moral Stachurski thinks, "It is a good represented, ranging from idea. It will improve the Freshmen to Seniors. The I • Neopoltten p1zu •Entfwtl I support of the school sports. I •Siclllen ' •lpectel Plettera :~:::• I Beth O'Donnell is in favor of attendance of our sport events, voting procedure was done justly. It allowed each student a I •C•IZ- •lt•llen Subs •Chicken I our mascot. She feels, "It will and it will raise our spirits at I ' •F•s~ I make more people fill the C.B.R." fair representation, I I stands a,t our sport events, The bookstore now has an The faculty and the students I I will all be proud as we witness 1 Glades Plaza Suite 901 Glades Rd. Boca Re 1 because we now have an expanded collection of items. 1 NOW OPEN FOR LUNCH AND DINNER 1 identity to cheer for." They have a school button with the regal Boca Raton Knights Ms. Shada Overton is very the emblem of a Knight; it sells charge into the future with optimistic goals. plea !:l;!d with our new ~dentity. for 55 ~ents. We also have ~------.) Page 8-February, 1983

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BARNSTABLE, Mass.-There over 100 categories, some of fishing and shellfish industries; sort areas of Cape Cod, Massa which follow: newspaper work (circulation, chusetts, and the offshore Lifeguards, swimmmg instruc etc.); and secretarial/clerical islands of Martha's Vineyard tors, beach maintenance; camp positions. and Nantucket are experiencing counselors, craft instructors; Hiring "has alre&d)· started in a growing problem in finding island ferry crews, deep sea many job categories. summer employees to properly fishing party boats, scenic rail The sole function of the Cape service a rap,idly expanding road crews; yacht dubs. marina Cod Summer Job Bureau is to tourist and convehtion industry. work, sailing instructors, charter rnake available the names and While seasonal joos will be cruises, scuba diving, salvage addresses of lo~al employers scarce elsewhere this. summer, work, etc.; resort hotels, food who hire extra summer help, Cape Cod and the Islands will be service, restaurants, culinary, with job descriptions and num ~ffering over 55,000 good sum bartend~rs, waitress/ waiter. bers of employees needed in each Typed papers impress mer jobs in 1983. Most require Also~ summer P<>lice (uni category, and a useful cross teachers. little or no prior experience. formed), . security guards; reference map of the area. The Typed papers Because it is impossible to fill groundswork, property mainte· Job Bureau is not an employ· mean better grades ! these jobs with local residents, nance, greenskeeping; carpentry, ment agency, and therefore most of whom make up the year house painting; tennis and golf charges no fees to employers or TYPING SERVICE -- $1 per 'round work force, it is neces instructors; tutoring, governess, employees. page sary to draw heavily from other live-in helpers, etc.; summer Included - in the directory is geographic areas to satisfy this stock theatre, stage hands; musi a listing of summertime educa seasonal need. cians, band members; retail tional opportunities, academic Leave your name and room # As in the past several years, the sales-gift and antique shops; courses for college credit, as weU in Gregg McBride's Box at ::ape Cod Suinmer .Job Bureau museum and aquarium staff; air as cultural classes in music, the mail room. 1as coordinated an effort to port personnel; theatre, and the arts. tssemble all pertinent facts on Also, taxi drivers and chauf For a copy of the 1983 Direc IVailable summer employment feurs; hospital work, nurse's tory send $2.00 to cover first and has published this informa aids, etc.; auction houses; kiosk class postage and handling to: ion in a concise directory of rentals for selling. own crafts; Cape Cod Summer Job Bureau, ummer job opportunities listing fast food & bakery personnel; Box 594, Barnstable, MA 02630. ------~------