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Soccer Team, New Equipment the School of Education &• shining on the college community for more than 55 years Mencon October 18,1993 • WILLIAM PATERSON COLLEGE EOF students without books : By Teresa Dawson cial admissions and support STAFF WRITER program for students who have experienced educational and fi- It is the middle of October nancial disadvantages. The and midterm examinations are program is designed to provide beginning to pop up here and financial support and counsel- there, yet a handful of Equal ing assistance. Opportunity Fund (EOF) stu- At a Board of Trustees meet- dents don't have any books. ing on Oct. 4, EOF student There isn't enough money in Liza Clespaw suggested that EOF for students to buy books about 50 students were without V according to Ana Class, direc- books. i l tor of EOF, because "we don't Class believes Clespaw's t i have alternative funding. The claim is exaggerated because * • cost of books have increased "EOF students are very vocal... tremendously and awards All I have seen is six names. haven't increased to the same I'm waiting for the other stu- degree." dents to surface," said Class. Consturction continues on Sarah Byrd Askew (Photo by GanaZak) The EOF program is a spe- SEE BOOKS PAGE 5 Communication head leads dept. to success ByJoeWilhelm not for the effort and dedication the time we had one of the few direction. ism, Radio News, TV News, NEWS CONTRIBUTOR of one man, Dr. Anthony Mal- television sets on campus and In 1968, Maltese outlined a and Freelance Writing are tese. everyone came into the room to plan for the development of the courses that prepare a student i'H<: William Paterson's Commu- Maltese, who is soon to re- find out what had happened to department. He would use a to write for many different nication department had its tire, has seen the communica- the president," Maltese reflect- "five-pronged approach" that communication mediums. humble beginning with a cur- tion department go through ed. consists of the writing, public Public Speaking and Oral Inter- riculum based on speech and over three decades of change. The next year Maltese would speaking, research and practi- pretation courses offers the stu- theatre courses. Today the de- Maltese began teaching theatre take a leave of absence to com- cal experience. Press in a Free dent experience in speaking to partment is looked upon as one at William Paterson in 1960. plete his doctorate studies at Society, Film as a Medium, large masses of people. The of the most well rounded and "In 1963 I was teaching a the University of Ohio. Upon Foundations of Language, and field studies programs are for technologically advanced pro- class called radio and TV in the his return, Maltese felt it was Communication in Action are the student to independently grams in the state. This evolu- public schools when President time to get the communication courses that probe into the the- pursue an aspect of communi- 4 tion may have never occured if Kennedy was assassinated. At department moving in the right ory of communication Journal- SEE MALTESE PAGE 5 i Journalism lauded at Press Day By Jim Driscoll seem to affect the turnout at the workshop subjects and a Oct. 6 event held in the Student chance to show off their writ- NEWS CONTRIBUTOR Center, as close to 200 newspa- ing and reporting skills. Three There were nine workshops per staffers and advisors from lectures on various topics were run by newspaper profesionals more that 20 area high schools given simultaneously in differ- and journalism professors. The were in attendance. ent rooms of the Student Cen- topics covered included pho- Press Day at WPC started in ter. At 9:20 a.m., a student tography, ethics, interviewing 1975. It was organized by Pro- could choose, for example, to and writing. fessor Herbert Jackson, who learn about "The Art of Inter- For local high school stu- served as coordinator of WPC's viewing," a seminar hosted by dents interested in journalism, journalism department until his WPC adjunct Bill Gazdag in death in 1990. Press Day was i the 18th Annual Herbert Jack- the Ballroom. At 10:20 a.m. son Press Day offered all of the renamed "the Herbert Jackson another choice might be "Fea- above and more, including the Press Day" in his honor three ture Writing" with Centenary Ti\ chance to purchase a real col- years ago. College Professor Deborah Lev lege style cafeteria lunch. This year, the program of- on the second floor. After High school studesnts leam journalism at Herb Jackson Press Day The lunch menu did not fered students a selection of SEE WORKSHOP PAGE 5 COPYRIGHT 1983, VOL. 61, NO.2 1 Campus Events Jewish Sudent Assoc- Wednesday Career Services- How to Friday All day program emphasizes rape awareness Monday Choose a Major Workshop. Bagels and more, join us for C.O.L.G.A.F.- Rap group 12:30-2 p.m.SC 215. Career Services-Commu- bagels juice and good conver- and general meeting. 8 p.m. Career Services* Intern- nity Health Workshop. 11- now an acceptance among ju- known as the Rape Shield V- sation. 9 a.m.-Noon. Science 369. By John F. Gillick ship opportunities workshop 12:30 p.m,$C 215. ries that this can, and does, Law), he concluded. M.E.I.S.A. - Student run Career Services- Explor- CCMC- Come to mass NEWS EDITOR Mon. Oct. 18, 5-6 p.m. S.C. happen." record label. Meeting 12:30 ing Careers in your Major. 12:30 p.m.SC 324. The last speaker on the pan- 326. p.m.SC2I5. 12:30-2 p.m.Matelson 104. Tuesday, Oct. 5 marked the Since being named the first el was Marguerite Rodriquez, . Christian Fellowship- S.A.P.B,-Open meeting- first annual Rape Awareness prosecutor assigned to the Sex Victim Witness Coordinator, Carter Services- Pre-law Alpha Psi Omega The- A great way to get involved. 5 Day at WPC. The Women's Crimes Unit at it's inception in whose job it is to provide sup- Seminar Mon. Oct. 18,11 a.m. The Devil Made Me Do It At- ater Frat- General meeting. 5 p.m.SC215. Center joined with a number of the mid-1970's, Zdabinski has port services to victims -12:30 p.m.SC 213. tack On Temptation. 5:30 p.m. p.m.Hunziker201. PA Lounge. Student Environmental Thursday other Women's Centers in the seen just about everything- throughout the legal process. CCMC- Preakness Nurs- Action Coalition- Meeting. 6 AFT 1796 and Faculty state to sponsor an all day pro- "victims are both rich and poor, "Victims need to be treated ing Home trip. Meet at CCMC CCMC- Weekly mass- pan. SC 301. Senate- Benefits workshop. gram with emphasis on the is- black, white and hispanic, with dignity and compassion. Join us for a spiritual "Break" Noon, Hunziker 201. sue of voilence against women. young and old." It alters your life forever and Center at 6:30 p.m. Anthropology Club- fall in your day. 12:30 p.m. SC WPC Men's Group- V80O-H8B-8887. " Opening the WPC campus Speaking on the changes in the lives of those around you," 324. activates planning session. 3 Eating Disorders Sup- p.m. Science 369. Gathering. 3:30 p.m. SC 215. program was a lecture by the sexual assault law over the she stated. port Group- 2nd and 4th Mon- Passaic County Posecutor's Of- years was Joe Del Russo, Se- Other events of the day in- Career Services- Resume Sociology Club- Meeting Women's Center- Ma- I A PubHC S*rvw«ol day of every month at 9:30 I Earth Share* fice. The panel, entitled "New writing workshop. 2-3 p.m. SC 5 p.m. Science 369. tuschka Notes. 12:30-2 p.m. nior Assistant Prosecutor in cluded acquaintance rape films a.m. in SC 326. 2nd and 4th SC Ballroom. Jersey's Sexual Assault Law: charge of Child Abuse and the and discussion led by the Alph Wednesday of every month at 7 324-325. It's Broader Than You Think" Sex Crimes Unit. Kappa Alpha sorority; a self- p.m. Led by recovered eating was co-sponsored by Women's "Proving force or coercion defense workshop, conducted disorder person, for more info, Marilyn Zdabinski, Joe Del Russo, and Marguerita Rodriquez call Ann Yusaitis at 595-2256. Studies and counts as the first [the criteria set by state law as by Joe Mourau, WPC Campus Tuesday Program of October. defining rape] is often difficult Police, a karate black belt with distributed white ribbons to be year. Kaplan also stated that Marilyn Zdabinski, Chief because unconsented touching 12 years experience teaching worn as a symbol of protest they will plan other cross-cam- Tuesday Assistant Prosecutor in charge is not necessarily forceful," Del self-defense; and the day-long against gender violence. pus activist events, share pro- of the Trial, claims that two Russo stated. White Ribbon Campaign Rape Awareness Day is the gramming ideas, and focus on a S.A.P.B. Advertising major things have changed in He went on to state that in . against sexual assault, spon- first cross-campus activist range of pressing issues. Committee- Join the team. 6 her 20 years as a prosecutor. 1979 the National Organization sored by the Men's Group. event planned by the Women's "We hope we can raise p.m. SC 303. One, the media has helped to of Women's Task Force on Other colleges that partici- Center Network, according to awareness and that it extends raise awareness -"It's out there, Rape helped to redraft rape and pated with Rape Awareness Meryle Kaplan, director of the beyond just our campus.
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