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1 9 vouluime, A1J iumer~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ IU . Monday, Uctober 7,9~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 1996 . First CoDv Free Nat' Coming Out Day Movement, Integration, Equi0ty NADIA PERSAUD movement. The Lesbian, Gay, for everyone, but similar in community more so than any Special to the Statesman words ofUrvashi Vaid, in:Virtual ; -: Bisexual, and Transgendered that all gays and lesbians pass other presidential National Coming Out Day Reality (1995) "We proceed as if Alliance (LGBTA), located in through the heterosexual administrat i on. President is an event whose roots stem we enjoy real freedom, real Room 045A of the Student closet, the content of which is Clinton has-appointed openly from the Second National acceptance, as if we have won Union, has planned events for the usual wardrobe of gay and lesbian officials March on Washington, to lasting changes in the laws and the entire week of October7 - morality, religion, and fear. government offices. But, with October 11, 1987. - Initially, mores of our nation . . . But the 11. On October 9, there will The threat of homophobia the recent defeat: of the the. first step towards the actual facts and conditions that be an open mike in the is an always present shadow Employment Non- creation of National Coming we have won 'virtual' freedom Fireside Lounge in the on the gay and lesbian Discrimination Act and the Out Day (NCOD) was taken at and 'virtual' equal treatment Student Union. Everyone is community. With the aid of passing of the so-called the War Conference in 1988. under 'virtually' the same invited to speak about or PAC's like, the Human Rights Defense of Marriage Act, the The body of the conference laws as straight people." voice their opinion on lesbian, Campaign, statewide political gains of gays are consisted of at least 220 gay If you are interested in gay, bisexual, and organizations and local questionable. Nonetheless, helping create programs or and lesbian leaders expressing transgendered topics or groups can slowly work. on gay politics is emerging with would just like to attend, then strong cultural, political, and concerns. Gay, lesbiam, and eliminating our constant the necessary power to drop by our office/lounge social beliefs. The project is bisexual students will be follower. The Clinton influence, integrate and located in the lower level of presently operated by the telling their "coming out" Administration has liberate the gay community. the Student Union or call us Human Rights Campaign, an stories. You are invited to recognized the gay Equality is the goal. In the at 632-6469. 0 independent Political Action come, listen, and learn from 5 Committee (PAC) fully - 7 p.m., Wednesday, October supporting gay, lesbian, 9. On October I I, the LGBTA Job Interview0 bisexual, and transgender is tabling in the Student Union, I ~ , communities. spreading the word and educating Statewide, campuses are passer-by's on NCOD. 0 1 lpS0 recognizing National Coming The act of "coming out" Tips Out Day by organizing small applies differently to each events and educating students individual. It is a highly New York, NY-Looking manner. -Clo.se on a positive about the gay and lesbian personal experience, unique for a job is hard work. -Wear the best clothes you enthusiastic note. Ask what Landing one does not have to can afford. Remember, the next step will be. Thank be. conservative is the key. Navy the interviewer for his or her Student Completes~~~~. "There's. nothing more blue or black suits are the time and express your interest important than being on time, best,.regardless of the season, in the job. Leave quickly and that means .10-15 minutes regardless of.the industry. courteously with a handshake Research Training early, for the interview," says Dress shirts/blouses should be and a smile. Peter Laetsch. As president of white or a solid pastel. As a follow-up, St. Augustine, Fl. - send a While at Whitney, Gong, the Federation of the Swiss Briefcase, attache case or note thanking Belvin Gong, Stony Brook the interviewer 19, a Stony Brook Watch Industry, he's an expert folder should be presentable for his or her sophomore, and daughter of time, and Biochemistry major, worked on the subject of time and and in good condition. A reaffirm your Ping Po and Chau Sim Gong, interest. Q in the laboratory of Dr. Peter offers these additional tips: reliable pen and small of South Setauket, completed Anderson on evolutionary -Know the interviewer's appointment book . or a ten-week'research training neurobiology. Her projects name, its spelling and notebook are program also at the University of dealt with the sodium pronunciation. Use this recommended. Florida Whitney Laboratory. INDEX channels of marine during the interview. If you -Accessories should be Whitney Laboratory is an invertebrate nervous systems: are unsure of the name, call kept to a minimum. Wedding institute for marine NE W S...... 1....-5 one involved an attempt to beforehand to ask the- bands and watches are EDITORIAL...... biomedical research 6...... 6-7 and clone and sequence a peptide- secretary. Also note the acceptable. FEATURE S ...... 10-13 biotechnology. gated channel in a sea administrative assistant's -When you meet the SPORTS...... 14-16 Gong is one often anemone. name in case you have call' interviewer, look him or her in outstanding students The Whitney Laboratory bacck.: Administrative the. eye. Avoiding an nationwide selected for the is located on a barrier island assistants can influence hiring interviewer's eyes may give a Un'dergraduate Research. between the Atlantic Ocean decisions. feeling of mistrust, disinterest CAMPUS CALENDAR Training Program.. . The -Page 2 and the Intracoastal -Prepare questions about or a' lack of credibility. program, co-sponsored by the Waterway, about 18 miles the organization and the -The handshake and smile National Science Foundation RESEARCH OPPORTUNITIES south of St. Augustine, in the position. This shows you communicate an interest. in -Page 3 and the Whitney Lab, town of Marineland, Florida.. have done your- research. continuing a conversation. Be responds to the critical STALLER PREVIEW U. S. This location of salt marsh Questions about benefits, sure to shake the interviewer's need for increased science -Page 8 and beach environment offers salary an vacation are best left hand firmly, look him or her education and the recruitment a unique opportunity to for the second interview. in the eye, and smile. HOROSCOPES of potential science teachers combine the scientific -Make sure you know -Avoid giving -Page 12 and researchers. out research of a laboratory with exactly where you're going, negative body language such In cooperation with PUZZLES valuable - ecological whom you' re meeting with, -as nervous gestures or defense faculty supervisors, program. -Page 12 observations and experience. and how to get there, signals(crossed arms, hidden students choose a project Field trips are a regular part beforehand. It's a good idea hands, pointing, etc.). WOMEN'S SOCCER which fits the time.period and of the program. to familiarize yourself with -Focus on your attributes, -Page 15 the ongoing investigations in Undergraduates accepted the interview location the day - your transferable skills, and the lab. At project end, FOOTBALL into the Whitney Lab research before the interview. your willingness to learn; students summarize their -Back Page training program receive a basic -Bring several copies of don't apologize for lack of findings in a seminar salary,'assistance with travel your resume and several experience; describe your presentation to the lab's expenses, and free housing in an copies of your references. strengths in terms of what academic community. you on site dormitory. O Carry these in an organized can do for the organization. I/i -~ ~ ~ ~ ~ . .... 2

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Non-instructional Life Prepared Childbirth Eddie, COCA Film. 7 Friday, October 11 Drawing -short poses. 9:30 Courses. 7:30 - 9:30 p.m. p.m. and 9:30 p.m., Student a.m. - 12:30 p.m. Room Mf u w u ike ur University Medical Center. Union Auditorium, Free "Power, Passion, and 4218, Staller Center. $2/ Preregistration required. Admission. (Tmes, Politics: an Exploration of students;$6/non-students. Call 444-2729. schedules, and dates are the Gospel of Matthew" - Pay at door. Call Arthur event to apper in the subject to change without The Protestant Campus Kleinfelder, 474-1887. Tuesday, October 8 notice. Please refer to 632- Ministry invites you to an 6472 for information.) in-depth, open-minded, Seawolves Men's Catholic Mass. Noon. intellectually engaged Soccer vs. New Hampshire ePmpus 6I alendar, Level 5, Chapel, HSC. Call New Italic Calligraphy study of the Gospel of College at 1 p.m. 444-2836. - Learn basic letterforms, Matthew. Discover the flourishes and spacing. historical and sociological The Rock, COCA please write a brief Free Employee Breast Preparation for envelope context of the writing as we Film. 9:30 p.m. and Screening Program. 1 - 4 addressing, poem question and reason midnight. Admission: $1 p.m. Surgery Mod, Level illumination and together about its import for on campus, $2 off-campus. criptin f the event 5, University Medical certificates. Enjoy a new our lives. We meet weekly Student Union Auditorium. Center. No appointment art form with in the Interfaith Center (Times, schedules, and necessary. Call 444-2565. demonstrations and Conference Room, Room dates are subject to change aibnS with thae datea samples of professional 157, Humanities Building, without notice. Please refer Stony Brook Student calligraphy. Beginners and from 1:00 - 2:00 p.m. Call to 632-6472 for Veterans Association those with some experience the Rev. Noelle Damico (2- information.) time. (ubmissions must General Interest Meeting at are welcome. Bring 6563) if you would like 1:00 p.m. in Student Union, medium nib calligraphy more information. Sunday, October 13 Room 226. For more pen with cartridge, 8 x 10 be tped. can information, call Alex- tracing pad or larger, pencil Stony Brook Fencing Non-instructional Life O'BU Velez at (516) 216-3443 or and eraser. Instructor: V. Club. 8 - 10 p.m. Main Painting -long poses. 9:30 email at Becker. Four Wednesdays, Arena, Sports Complex. a.m. - 12:30 p.m. Room either drtp it ff in avelez@ ic.sunysb.edu beginning today from 7:00 Call Leon Moy, 588-3956. 4218, Staller Center. $2/ p.m. - 9:00 p.m. $40/ students;$6/non-students. Prepared Childbirth students, $55/non-students; Manle starring Morgan Pay at door. Call Arthur ioolm o -o7 of the Courses. 7:30 - 9:30 p.m. SB Union Craft Center. Brittany at 8 p.m. on the Kleinfelder, 474-1887. University Medical Center. Main Stage, Staller Center. ( Preregistration required. 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BY MARC NARDIN Penzance. Director Richard Special to The Statesman Penn and Teller Sheldon, a well noted Gilbert and October 26, 8 p.m. Sullivan specialist, founded Once Again the Staller October 27, 7 p.m. Opera a La Carte in 1970. From Center brings an ecclectic Fall Main Stage (Tickets $27, $25) its humble beginnings in a small line up to its stage that delivers dinner theater in Santa Monica to both quality performances and With countless television its current national tours, Opera affordability. appearances on shows such as a La Carte has rightfully earned Staller proudly presents such The Tonight Show with Jay Leno, its reputation as "the foremost fine attractions as Mame, starring The Late Show with David Gilbert and Sullivan touring Morgan Brittany; the magical Letterman and Saturday Night repertory company in the antics of Penn and Teller; the Live, Penn and Teller's magical country." Merce Cunningham Dance act is best likened to "Oallagher Company, a respected hallmark meets David Copperfield." Other Staller's Fall line up also in choreographed dance; Gilbert television projects include Penn includes: Tom Sawyer, the Mark and Sullivan's The Pirates of and Teller's Invisible Thread, Twain literary classic (November Penzance and the Manhattan Tap which appeared on Showtime, 3, 3 p.m. - $9); Manhattan Tap and the Hard Bop Trio, just to and their PBS special, Penn and and the Hard Bop Trio, a name a few. Teller Go Public, which won two harmonious blend of rhythmic The impressive list of fall emmys and the International attractions is largely a result of Golden Rose. Captivating the efforts of Staller's Program audiences for over 20 years, Director Alan Inkles. "Students Penn and Teller are still in are the first priority in program high demand, performing selection," he says. According to over 100 times.this year Inkles, booking a season may alone. begin as early as a year in advance, his vision being "to The MIerce Cunningham reach out to the students and keep Dance Company them coming back for more." November 9, 8 p.m. One of the ways student Main Stage (Tickets $24, attendance is broadened at Staller ~~Pen~nperfor~&Teller at Sf~t~~aller on Oct. 26 8 27 / U $22) Penn & perform at Staller on Oct. 26 & 27 is by offering half price on the .Teller purchase of up to two tickets on Dramatic dance the first of the month. In Staller's lends a certain quaint integral part of the education climaxed by seeming addition, 15 minutes prior to and unique charm. According to establishment, which ultimately physical impossibilities showtime, students can purchase Inkles, "The smaller stage allows serves to broaden students' barely begins to describe the a brush" tickets for $7. for performances to have a more cultural appreciation." feats of The Merce According to Kathy Day, intimate and personal feel to the Selections from the Fall Cunningham Dance rrmn",an, Thi;c 1 rnrm nu-t r > Director of Marketing for the audience." Apparently that same program include: Ulllplany. 1 111s U IlnllllUCl- Mame's Morgan Brittany ^ Staller Center, ticket prices are feeling is acknowledged by the crew unveils a masterfully s more in keeping with the performers who, according to Mame choreographed event a affordability of the students than Inkles, "almost always avail October 11, 8 p.m. performed against a O attempting to generate a profit. themselves to the students after Main Stage (tTickets $27, $25) backdrop of classical and jazz tap and blues-jazz musical g Day says ticket prices cover only their performance."' musical accompaniment geared accompaniment (November 23, 8 ro a small portion of -the production All in all, the most consistent Mame, the classic American specifically for Staller's stage. p.m. - $20), The Manhattan § costs. The remainder is covered theme kept in the forefront of musical celebrates its 30th Cunningham, whose other works String Quartet, featuring guest by the soliciting of local programming, according to both anniversary on Staller's Main include Ground Leval Overlay solo pianist Norman Krieger corporate sponsors, each Inkles and Day, is diversity to Stage. Jerry Herman, the and a revival of the 1959 work (November 22, 8 p.m. - $20); and = contributing between $3,000 and capture a vast audience of composer and lyricist behind Rune, is described by The Wall The Anonymous Four, a gi $5,000 toward the cost of a, students and non-students alike. Mame's musical score, has Hello Street Journal as, "the dominant symphonious collaboration of a y season's production. After ten "We at Staller not only have Dolly! and La Cage Aux Folles artistic force in American dance." quartet of pure vocal beauty e years of attracting sponsors and a responsibility to the students, to his credit as well. Colorful (December 15, 3 p.m. - $22). ( handling publicity for the Staller but to the community at large for scenery and grandiose sets are The Pirates Of Penzance For more information about J Center, this will be Day's final providing a broad and varied topped off with a performance by November 17,7 p.m. performances, tickets and USB a semester at Stony Brook. She is selection of entertainment," Day Morgan Brittany, who is best Main Stage (Tickets $24, $22) discounts, the box office is open 'iplanning to relocate to the west says. known for her role on Dallas. Monday-Saturday from noon- m- coast and reunite with the rest of Inkles agrees that Brittany has also made more The Opera a La Carte 4:30 p.m. . To contact by phone E her family. entertainment is part of the recent appearances on Melrose Company provides an exuberant call 632-7230 or visit their web to Big productions on a responsibility of education. Place and Married With and energized rendition of Gilbert site at: w relatively small stage such as According to Inkles, "Staller is an Children. and Sullivan's The Pirates of http://www.staller.sunysb.edu' L WO 9' oriarses pellsruccess: ·: :: for:Gt h BY MARC WEISBAUM Samoth was forced to depart the band the chance to turn in his most original songs but Statesman Staff unlike any other album to due to his imprisonment and Goat performance yet and come up with date. exited the band, as well. This left Hat some truly strange beats. One listen Gorgoroth is being praised as and Infernus in need -of a rhythm to the album's fourth track and you're CONTACT: one of Norway's best up and coming section to complete their assault and sucked into the band's storm. bands. Antichrist is $20 (Hey, it's an unleash their second release, This six song monstrosity has a import.) direct from: Gorgoroth plays straight forward Antichrist. slicker production than bands like black metal. Unlike many of the Frost of Satyricon was enlisted to Black Funeral or Darkthrone, but Malicious Records current black metal bands, they don't fill in the drum vacancy for their it's not nearly as sterilized as a band C/O Gerrit Weiher use keyboards. Instead, they choose sophomore effort. As a trio, the band like Metallica. The intro (reminiscent P.O. Box 21 04 08 to rely on your basic four piece recruited a bass player to complete to the Feasting The Beast intro of 72027 Tubingen 21 instrument set-up. The results are their lineup for Antichrist. Amon/Deicide) to this album sounds Germany quite effective. Unfortunately, the band members and like true evil on vinyl (a la Infernus (guitars) and Hat song titles aren't listed on the advance Abruptum) and the band keeps the OR THE BAND DIRECTLY: (vocals) make up the core of this CD, so the new bassist shall go murky feel throughout the LP using monster. The band entered the nameless as will the cantos. Titles or howling winds to weave the songs Gorgoroth legendary Grieghallen Studio in early not, Antichrist is a majc4 advance together. C/O Infernus '94 and worked with producer, from Pentagram, a good album in its The one word that best P.B. 21 Pytten, to create their first release, own right. summarizes Gorgoroth is original. 6995 Hellevik Pentagram (recently reissued by Antichrist shows the band Antichrist is reminiscent of Throne's Norway 0 Malicious Records, originally limited experimenting and straying from the A Blaze In The Northern Sky with six to 1000 copies on Embassy black metal formula. Hat has one of - ...... Productions,) a release which showed the most original vocal styles in the Wednesday's I ------------ the band still coming into their own genre. As opposed I I to all the Ihsahn i and developing a unique style. and Abbath wanna-be's, Hat has more COuCA Film: Though the band had not yet fully of a hiss, coming across like a savage ATTENTION matured, they still showed far more cat. His vocals on the third track add Eddie potential than a lot of the other black to the moodiness of their music. FACULTY AND metal slop plaguing the market. This Infernus' riffing has gotten even more Showtinmes are 7 pm album also featured Goat on drums gripping than it was on their debut. & 9:30 pm in the and Samoth of Emperor/Zyklon-B His guitar structures allow the band Union Auditorium. STUDENTS on bass. to fluctuate speeds rather than racing Following the LP's release, a song away. His lines also give Frost Admlission is Free I

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BY TISCHELLE GEORGE Statesman Staff 10/6 Army vs Stony Brook Army wins the 1996 Holiday Inn Express Women's Soccer Invitational 3-2, against Stony Brook in the championship game at University Field yesterday. Tournament Most Valuable Player Holly Pedley scored her second goal of the game, assisted by Beth Fiston, with 13:42 remaining to give Army the lead and won. Army took a 2-0 lead in the first half on goals from Pedley, at 8:39, and Jennifer Barcomb, at 31"38, but the Seawolves sprung into action when Larisa Mahns scored the "Wolves first half. Army set the tone for the game and displayed dominance on the midfield. Army made 27 shots while Stony Brook made 1. Jamie Owens and Jodi Yerys, USB goalkeepers, secured 16 saves between them. Army goalkeeper Mary Kidd made 4 saves. Coach Ryan said the game against Army was, "our best game of the season. We came back from a 2-0 lead, which shows character. What we need to learn now, is how to seal the victory."

10/6/96 St. Peters vs. Northeastern

St. Peter's scored 5-1 over Northeastern in the # 14 Erica Keller battles for the ball at the Holiday Inn Women's Soccer Invitational last Saturday for the 'Wolves. consolation game yesterday. Liz Kelly scored an unassisted goal for St. Peter's early in the first half half. Missy Werner from Northeaster opened up the 7: 1-0 into the game off an assist from Loughman as at 8:25. Northeastern tied the game at 29:L54 with scoring with an unassisted goal at 62:05. Erica the Lady Knights (Army) took a 1-0 halftime lead. a goal from Keri Irwin, assisted by Jamie Scranton. Keller countered that goal with an unassisted goal Loughman gave the Lady Knights an insurance goal In the second half St. Peter's scored four goals, of her own with just eight minutes left to play in when she tallied at the 75:57 mark. Shannon Stein including three in seven minutes, which the second half. The score remained tied forcing assisted on the score. overwhelmed Northeastern. Nicole Tracey scored the game into overtime. Both teams played a Army made 10 shots and goalkeeper Mary Kidd twice and assisted on a third goal. Nina Bustos, scoreless first overtime, but then traded goals in the made 10 saves. St. Peter's made 13 shots and Kristen Liz Kelly and Loraine Kolibas added goals for St. second extra frame. Kristi Detor gave Stony Brook Byrnes made 10 saves. - Peter's. its first lead of the game when she scored off a loose Northeaster made 5 shots and their goalkeeper ball at the 107:10 mark. Liz Miklik from Kim Boyd made 17 saves. St. Peter's made 39 shots Northeastern forced the sudden-death shootout and their goalkeeper Erin Fitzgerald made one save. when she scored at 1 13:28 off a scramble in the box. USE CRUSHES SACRED following the end of the tournament there was Keri Hall shot first for Northeaster, scoring a a brief awards ceremony. Stony Brook tournament goal. Erica Keller shot first for Stony Brook and HEART, DEFENSE trophy winners include, Erica Keller, Melissa Eigen tied it at one. Missy Werner made an ineffective COMES UP BIG > and Kristi Detor. The second place trophy went to shot for the Huskies, by Kristi Detor raised the score r Stony Brook Women's Soccer coaching staff, Sue to 2-1 with her goal. Amanda Piccirillo scored the Ryan, Eric Teepe and Janine Royan. The first place third goal for the Seawolves in the shootout. Tara From FOOTBALL, Back Page trophy went to Army Women's Soccer coaching Regan of Northeastern made the final shot, but could was one of his best so far. t staff, Gene Ventriglia, Domenick Martelli and Kate not effect the lead set by the Seawolves. Keith Maurino, who backed up Schroeder. for t Pendry. Stony Brook made 36 shots, 14 of which were two seasons, came into the game and gave USB 8 stopped by Huskie goalie Kim Boyd:. Northeastern some insurance. Maurino handed off to Ralph < 10/5 Stony Brook vs Northeastern made 8 shots, 5 were saved by Jodi Yerys. Thomas, who busted loose with a 89 yard TD run 9 that gave USB a 26-3 lead. With that run, Thomas Q Stony Brook met Northeastern in the Women's 10/5 Arny vs. St. Peters went over the 100 yard mark for the first time this m Soccer Invitational and won an overtime shootout season along with Bobby Kane who rushed for 119 victory, 3-1 in University Field on Saturday In the opening game, Kerry Loughman scored yards. afternoon. one goal and assisted on a second to give Army a 2- Sacred Heart got their only TD of the game early The Seawolves and the Huskies played almost 0 win over St. Peter's. in the fourth quarter when Matt Salvatore ran it in g identical games. Neither team scored in the first Holly Pedlev scored the games first goal iust to the end zone at 0:55. The two point conversion ; attempt failed and'the score was 26-9 Seawolves,, which was how it ended. With the victory, the Seawolves are on the right ° track this season. Their 3-1 start matches last o season, in which they finished 7-3. Look for big t things coming up as USB prepares for the thick of ,, their schedule. _

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BY MIKE CtAMOFF - his best aCm,.lllcolf the season statistically, yards in six plays before Bobby Kane ran momentum, however, the Defense stepped Stactesmnil Editor launched i 42 yardcr to Glenn Saenz who five yards for the TD. (extra point failed up and stopped SHU from going anywhere, The Seawolves redeemed themselves squelching any chance that SHU was going yesterday, crushing the Sacred Heart to get back in the football game. Pioneers to improve their record to 3-1 on Anthony Gazillo, who had a great the year. The Seawolves have won five of game, was benched by Kornhauser to give their last six games dating back to last year. him a well deserved break. Gazillo Against. the Pioneers, USB has had completed 7 of 17 for 103 yards and rushed everything go their way. With this victory, for 15; Gazillo, who had a great comeback USB has beaten Sacred Heart in three story after a severe shoulder injury straight contests. This week was deja vu prematurely ended his first season of varsity all over again, Last year, the Seawolves football at Lafayette H.S. in Brooklyn, came. out of the pocket and scored. 20. Gazillo, who was not even supposed to ever unanswered points to destroy the Pioneers play again, fought back against the odds, 44-17 at Sacred Heart. Saturday, at to secure the starting QB position at USB, Seawolves Field, USB scored 20 and now has Timm Schroeder's shoes to unanswered points again, en route to a 26- fill. By any means, Gazillo is slowly 9 thrashing. learning 'the system, and Saturday's The'focal point of the USB attack, as was expected, was the defense. The defense shut down the Pioneers in the second and third quarters; allowing Schiavetta's unit to go on their 20 point tear. The big stat was Sacred Heart's poor third down s hao w I n g . ii The Pioneers SEAWOLVES 26 o n 1 y SACRED HEART 9 converted 2 of 16 third down plays, which would've otherwise kept their offense in the game. Pioneer QB Matt Me Greevy was tormented throughout the game by the Stony Brook pass rush who sacked him twice (by George Karafantis) .and forced' him into throwing two interceptions. Late in the fourth however, McGreevy was KO'd by Kostkowicz and Harris, leaving him on the ground clutching his knee in agony. The Defense had some more fun with McGreevy's replacement Joe Corselli. Corselli came in and was immediately sacked by Mazaroski. for 12 yards. performance, although touched with a few The offense.played a great game, Brian Schwirzbin puts the hit on Pioneer QB Matt NcGreevy. mistakes, was one of his best so far. statistically the best game of the season Keith Maurino, who backed up thus far. However, USB was tagged with broke loose. Two plays later, Bobby Kane again) and Stony Brook had a 12-3 lead. Schroeder for two seasons, came.into the many penalties that could've blew the busted loose and ran 24 yards for the TD. The thrashing continues. In the third game and gave USB some insurance.. game for them, but they made the big plays Neil Monte's extra point attempt failed and quarter, Gazillo, Williams, Saenz, and Maurino handed off to Ralph Thomas, who ' they needed to make-as they ran off to a Stony Brook had a 6-0 lead. After Sacred Kane put on a show as USB danced down busted loose.with a 89 yard TD run that 26-3 lead and never looked back. Heart went three and out on their next field in 12 plays. Kane took off airborne, gave USB a 26-3 lead. With that run, For the second time this season, Stony possession, SHU punter Robert Kipp on third and goal from the one, and crash Thomas went over the 100 yard mark for brook utilized all three of their QB's in the punted to Chris-Herb who fumbled back landed in the end zone for the score at 7:15. the first time this season along with Bobby pocket. Gazillo started the game, Maurino to SHU. After three plays,' Lou Monaco Neil Monte then righted himself with the .Kane who rushed for 119 yards. relieved Gazillo in the third quarter, and was successful on his 47 yard FG attempt extra point that gave 'Brook a 19-3 lead. Sacred Heart. got their only TD -of the Scott Meyer, the transfer out of Sacred and the lead was 6-3. In SHU's drive following .the- game early in the fourth quarter when Matt Heart, got to play against his former Stony Brook then went on their 20 touchdown, USB was called for a personal Salvatore ran it in to the end zone at 0:55. Pioneer teammates. point tear. In the second quarter, Gazillo foul when SHU punter Robert Kipp was The two point conversion attempt failed USB got started immediately on their put the ball in the capable hands of Ellrich about'to punt it away. That gave SHU See FOOTBALL, Page 15 first drive of the game. Gazillo, who had Bolway-Williams who drove a total of 42 another breath of-life and some newfound