6 0th eacon October 9,1995 • WILLIAM PATERSON COLLEGE CAMPUS CORNER Threat of strike looms larger King & Queen elections begin By Clementina Pope other state colleges and Montclair colleges is $55,879 a year, the highest Elections for Fall 1995 Homecoming King NEWS CONTRIBUTOR State University. in the country. and Queen will be held on Oct. 10 and 11 Money is certainly playing a large Faculty at the nine schools bargain As negotiations continue to drag-on as a unit with the Governor's Office of between 10 a.m. and 6 p.m. in the Student role in the negotiations. Dye explained with no visible end in sight, William Employee Relations. In the past the Center Lobby. that the faculty feel that upon being Paterson College administration is Whitman administration has held a The 1995 Homecoming Court consists of hired, they receive less pay than they preparing for the possibility of a strike hard stance with public unions, ceding Jennifer Malyska, Ally Miller, and Tyhesha this week by members the American little to their demands and attempting White running for Homecoming Queen, and Federation of Teachers. The union "We want a 'to restructure benefits packages to pass Shaya Ansari and Sam Ortiz running for represents teachers and professional more of the cost to the employees. , Homecoming King. V! staff, which includes admissions offi- strike to be our The WPC faculty has struck twice in Theatre schedule announced cers, counselors, librarians and advis- the past. Once in 1974, for eight days, Alpha Psi Omega, the honorary theatre frater- ers at WPC. last resort" and then again in 1979, for a day and a nity, will kick off their season with two one-act "We want a strike to be our last half. plays entitled "The American Dream," by resort. We hope that we can work out -Dye According to Rajendra Singh, assis- Edward Albee, and "Vital Signs," by Jane the situation...however, a strike is defi- deserve. Faculty at NJ state colleges tant vice president of Human Martin. nitely possible," said Linda Dye, presi- earn, on average, 30% less than teach- Resources at WPC, if a strike was to '•', 'I The two one-acts will be performed in dent of the WPC chapter of the AFT. ers at public high schools or elemen- take place, the college would use a Hunziger Theatre on Oct. 12,13, and 14, at 8:00 "It may happen. We will stand up for tary schools. Additionally, opportuni- continuance plan, which would allow p.m. A matinee show will take place Oct. 15 at our rights." ties for promotion are few. it to remain open. Chances are there 3:00. Additionally, Alpha Psi Omega will pre- Members of the AFT have been According to The Chronicle of would be less employees, but food ser- sent a special common hour performance on working without a contract since Higher Education's 1995 Almanac, vice, classrooms, as well as the library, Oct. 12 at 12:30 p.m. theirs expired June 30. WPC's chapter the average salary for a full-time pro- would be kept open for the students, Tickets, costing $7 for general admission and is part of a,local that represents seven fessor at New Jersey's public four-year SEE FACULTY PAGE 6 $5 for students and seniors, will tayjpita&fc at the door. Anthropology Dept. open house Stone expects students, gets Shea audience The Anthropology Department is holding an By Blythe Cinelli Open House on Thursday, Oct. 12, in Student NEWS CONTRIBUTOR Center 213 at 12:30 p.m. All students interested in learning more about the new anthropology On Friday, Oct. 6, the William major/minor and internships are urged to attend. Paterson College Distinguished Anthropology is now available as a major for Lecture Series for 1995-96 began with education students as well. a lecture and question and answer ses- A video on careers in Anthropology will be sion featuring Oliver Stone. shown and a light buffet lunch will be served. Stone, who began his career by writ- ing screenplays, has gone on to win a "Issues and Ideas": take two multitude of awards for directing and As part of a lecture series featuring WPC fac- writing. His award-winning films ulty, assistant art professor Zhiyuan Cong, will include "Midnight Express," be discussing traditional culture in Chinese "Platoon," and "Born on the Fourth of painting during his lecture on Oct. 11. July." In addition, he was involved in The lecture, will begin at 7:30 p.m. in Student films such as "JFK," "The Doors," Center 324. Admission is $5, however the pro- "Natural Born Killers" and, due out in gram is free to WPC students, faculty, and staff. December, "Nixon" In the opening statements of his lec- Domestic Relations and ture, Stone made it clear that he had Family Law to be discussed believed that the majority of his audi- Joan Waks, a Counselor at Law and candidate ence was going to be the WPC stu- for the State Assembly in the 34th District will dents, so he had made his lecture, be speaking on Oct. 12, from 3:30-5:00 p.m. in "mostly aimed towards students." Oliver Stone speaks to a packed Shea Auditorium Hunziker 125. The topic of his discussion dealt ryup. corruption to change history," stated The lecture is co-sponsored by the WPC with history and films, with emphasis Stone was also not afraid to inform Stone. Women's Center and Women's Studies on, "When history and journalism col- the audience that people should "study Stone did comment on film mak- Program. lide, where is truth?" the events with more depth and criti- ing, stating that, "Film makers pursue INSIDE "Media can control events of time," cism," referring to JFK when he said human emotion to pay homage to Calendar N-2 Local News N-6 said Stone and "sell their interpreta- "conspiracies exist and have since mystery of makeup which is Campus News .. N-3 National News N-7 tion of events." Much of what he had Classifieds S-8 Op»Ed N-ll unknown." to say about our history was regarding beginning of time, and are occurring Columns N-9 Personals S-8 now." N-10 Sports S-1 the influence of the media on it, stat- Editorials SEE STONE PAGE 4 Homecoming H-l State News N-6 ing that the "media dreamed our histo- "Never underestimate the power of Insider 1-1 Worlds News N-7

COPYRIGHT 1995, VOL 62, NO. 6 2 October 9,1995 TMBEACON f O>I>H \ITV f AIJMI \« WE BEACON October 9,1995 3 Monday "Careers in Foreign Wayne Chamber Orchestra- COLGAF--We have a rap 1, Ben Shahn. CAMPUS MEWS Languages" 12:30-1:45 p.m., "United Nations Salute" with group and everything said is 30~New Music Festival-Shea Catholic Campus Ministry Matelson 368. Garah Landes, pianist. 8 p.m., confidential. 7 p.m. to 10 p.m., Center, 8 p.m. Center—Movie and game Shea Center Science 369. Contact Janet Students prepare for SGA elections night. Come and socialize with Pioneer Yearbook-Be a part Pollack 595-3427, or SGA November friends and classmates at your of the Pioneer Yearbook '96. Sunday office 595-2157. Meetings every Wednesday, 7- Candidates for Freshman offices take center stage home away from home. 2--Art at Lunch: Zhiyuan Cong Transportation available and 7:30 p.m., SC 313. All are wel- Semester Abroad-Appli- By Nicole Stefano Boal is majoring in special position he had to resign from Dow Jones Newspaper Fund Jerry Kuzmich is running Catholic Campus Ministry lectures and demonstrates tra- all are welcome. come. cation Deadline: Oct. 17. NEWS CONTRIBUTOR education, and is currently in order to run for president. Internship, Gillick spent his Club-Come celebrate Mass ditional Chinese painting. Ben against Li. Kuzmich was an Contact Prof. G. Satra, involved in Students for with us and experience great Shahn, 11:30 p.m. Ortiz was junior class vice pres- summer copy-editing for the orientation leader this past year Matleson 317. Exceptional Citizens. Christian Fellowship-Small Thursday times of faith, fellowship and 2~Midday Artists Series: It's that time of the year again ident last year and is in his third Asbury Park Press. These and is a member of the Student group bible study. 11 a.m., fun! Transportation is avail- Moscow Chamber Orchestra for the Student Government Jamie Kelly is the only candi- year as president for the United experiences in addition to his Nursing Association. Although 12:30 p.m.(women), 6:30 p.m., Dinosaur Committee- able and all are welcome! 7:30 October with Donaldo Garcia, pianist. Association's Fall Freshman date for Freshman Class Asian Association, all of which role an active member of Phi he isn't involved in many other SC 302. Recruitment. 12:30 p.m., p.m. Shea Center, 12:30 p.m. elections. The candidates have Treasurer. he feels make him an ideal can- Kappa Tau fraternity leads activities he feels that it can be Science 504 17~Jazz Room Series: Larry 5--Jazz Room Series: Joe already begun to campaign all "I want to make money equal didate. Ortiz feels excellence Gillick to believe that he is "the to his advantage to give more of Tuesday Jazz Room Series—Larry Coryell "Straight Ahead Williams. Shea Center, 4 p.m. over campus promising to fulfill to everyone," she said. "I wish comes from teamwork and hard only person for the job." If his time to the student body and Coryell Duo. 4 p.m., Shea Art at Lunch—Jackson Band." Shea Center, 4 p.m. 9~Art at Lunch:The Art of the needs of their fellow stu- we could do more and if we work. elected, Gillick will "use his their needs. "I am an ordinary Center. Astronomy Committee- Pollock. 11:30 a.m., Ben Shahn 19-Art at Lunch: Clyfford Still Asia. Ben Shahn, 11:30 a.m. dents. improve the money situation, "Without the seniors' opin- knowledge of the campus to guy who wants to bring what is Discussion. 12:30 p.m. Science and Robert Motherwell. Ben 16—Art at Lunch: David Additionally, positions that, we can!" ions nothing would've or will make changes that seniors will said behind closed doors to the 504. Equestrian Team—meeting. Future Shahn, 11:30 a.m. Shapiro, Asian poetry readings. were not filled last spring dur- student, so there are no more 12:30 p.m., SC 326. 19-Midday Art Series: Patrick Ben Shahn, 11:30 a.m. ing general elections are again ;urprises. I can take their feed- Christian Fellowship-Large Milando, horn. Shea Center, 16-The Crucible, Shea Center, open. back and learn from that. I will group meeting - "Come hear Women's Center-National Theta Phi Alpha-Nov. 1: 12:30 p.m. 8 p.m. Through the 20th. ake into consideration how your peers speak" 5:30 p.m., Coming Out Day. Panel dis- Gong Show; all acts welcome. 22-Jazz Room Series: Steve 27~New Music Festival. Shea Mike Newell is running foi ntense the needs are and make PA lounge. cussion w/faculty and students: See any sister. 8 p.m. SC ball- Grover Quintet. Shea Center, 4 Center, 8 p.m. the office of freshman class ! room. the appropriate changes." Richard Bartone, Steve p.m. 28~New Music Festival, Shea president. He is currently a Castillo, Virginia Mollenkott Catholic Campus Ministry 26~Midday Artists Series: Center, 12:30 p.m. member of his local fire depart- James Bonasita is running Club-Have you been blessed and Joan Griscom. 12:30-2:00 SAPB Lectures- Oct. 12: Music of India, Shea Center, ment. "I think that the freshmen unopposed for sophomore class with the ability to sing or play p.m., SC 324-5. "Art of Kissing" by William 12:30 p.m. here on campus don't have reasurer. He is a member of Kane. Learn the Upside Down December an instrument? Come and glo- 28~Sizzlin' Saturdays: "I much say on anything." If the Bowling team and a mem- rify God with your talent. Join Catholic Campus Ministry Kiss, Lip-o-Suction kiss, the Won't Dance: Steve Ross elected, Newell will attempt to ber of Strategic Games our music ministry team. 8:30 Club-Come share the gift of Vacuum Kiss, the Rock Kiss sings Fred Astaire" Shea 1—Wayne Chamber Orchestra: Organization. Bonasita feels and much, much more. See ya give them that voice, "I think I p.m., CCM center, wisdom God has given every- Center, 8 p.m. "Contrasts" with Cynthia his qualifications for treasurer one of us. Group discussion there smoochers! 12:30-1:45, Phelps, violinist. Shea Center, can speak for them," he said. 29-Jazz Room Series: "The are underlined with his dedica- Christian Fellowship-Large bible study. 12:30 p.m. SC 302 SC 203-5. 8 p.m. Ira Thor, Newell's only oppo- Magic of Swing Street" with nent, is already highly involved tion to the students needs, "I the Ed Polcer Sextet. Shea 2~Sizzlin' Saturdays: Karen on campus. Thor is a commen just want to be an honest person think Jesus Christ is? 5:30 Alpha-Open ^Muslim Sociejty--WelCDme Canter, 8 p.m. ! Akers in concert. Shea Center, tator for WPC-TV Sports as in the SGA and look at issues p.m., PA Lounge. house, all women welcome. 7- back meeting and also recruit- 30-Exhibits:Zhiyuan Cong 8 p.m. 9 p.m., SC 215. ing new members. 12:30 p.m. well as writer for The Beacon. and do what is best for every- (South Gallery); Art Faculty one in general." Career Services-Workshop: SC 215. For more info, contact Exhibition (Court Gallery); Thor's main concern is park- "Careers in Community Career Services-Workshop: Mohamed at 331-2501 Jagdish J. Chavda (East ing. "Parking here is horrific. Junior, David MacMillian is Health" 12:30-2:00 p.m. SC "Resume Writing" 12:30-2:00 Gallery). Through December Not only that, it's dangerous running for Club C 203-5 & "Vocational Testing" p.m., Morrison Hall 146 and is costing people their edu- The departure of Tracie Mucha has left the highly prized Senior Class President position open. Pictured Representative. He is active in 9:30-11:00 a.m., Morrison Hall above are R-Richard 'Sam' Ortiz and L-Jack Gillick who are candidates for the position. cation, in a way, because people the Catholic Campus Ministry 146 Christian Fellowship-Small Hair Affair CUTS walk into class late everyday," Due to the resignation of change," said Ortiz. "I will be able to benefit from and use and the History Honor Society. group bible study. 9:30 a.m., MacMillan's' goal is to bring 10TBLTSE he said. Senior Class President Tracie work with them and be their not just come back and look at." Wednesday 12:30(nursing),SC 302. Club C's the recognition he HALDOHNJ Women-$15 Running for freshman class Mucha, that position is again puppet; I won't move without Last year's senior class vice vice president, is Kathryn Boal. open. their opinions." president and running again due feels they deserve. "I want to Catholic Campus Ministry TEL 790-7373 unite Club C's as a whole to Friday Men--$12 Boal feel that she is already a Running for this position are Gillick is past Editor-in-Chief to Ortiz's' resignation, is Ed Club-Attention education achieve a common goal - to be leader, "After I set goals for Sam Ortiz and Jack Gillick. of The Beacon as well as one Marsh. Marsh served as trea- majors and those interested in Catholic Campus Ministry Ortiz had been elected last year of its current copy editors. A surer for the Sociology club and equally represented as other teaching the mentally handi-' Club-Do you have what it myself I live up to those expec- TANNING recipient of the distinguished has been vice-president of the clubs." capped. Join us for a special takes to be a leader and a role tations." as senior class vice president, a education classes at the North model? We think you do! Join WPC Student NAILS history club. He feels that his Running for one of the two 6 T&n age and non-traditional student School of Arts and Jersey Developmental Center our retreat team as we prepare "Specials" and experience the joy of this young adults for the future. $5 per Tan Elections violate SGA constitution values will help him voice the Communication representative rewarding outreach. 6:30 p.m., 10;00a.m.,WPCgatel. Wednesday Only beliefs of what the student body positions is Jimmy Cook. Cook $10 Student Haircut By Christa Glod In order to conduct elections, one of the two CCMC center-Gate #1. Wraps--$35 bylaws had to be broken. needs. is involved in both WPSC and (See Christine) NEWS CONTRIBUTOR Astronomy Committee-Rifle Scott Carlson, SGA Vice President, stated, "It "If elected I will raise hell," WCRN. He feels that all Career Services-Workshop: Camp Park, car pooling. 8 p.m. Tips/Wraps--$45 was best for the SGA and the students to bypass stated Marsh. "The college aspects of WPC's media should The upcoming Student Government the Oct. 1 rule." doesn't give 100 percent to stu- be more coherent, "I want to Association Elections are not being conducted in dents; I disapprove of that." try and get the media to work Ary Nussbaum According to their constitution, the way the Rodney Cauthen Jessica Seilheimer together. The newspaper, radio, INSIDER EDITOR George Robb. accordance with the SGA constitution. elections typically work is in a set sequence Kevin Couhglan is running D.L.Green and television stations need to 3ft)£ Peacon ADVERTISING ADVISOR 1 _. _ Two particular bylaws stated in the constitution encompassed in a determined time period. for Junior Class Vice President STAFF WRITER TRAFFIC MANAGER ••isasss,,... be more involved and support- Tom Troncone have caused a problem for freshman elections Within the time period, nominations open, nomi- and was unavailable for com- FOUNDED IN 1936 BarbajsNStombS""'^ ment. ive of each other. I haven't SPORTS EDITOR Bill Lawson this year. In section one of the constitution it nations close, a two week period of wait follows, Yoonhee Lee BUSINESS ADTCSOR ; seen too much teamwork and CELEBRATING OUR 60TH YEAR PHOTOGRAPHER states that "nominations must be taken and con- then elections are held. Anne Li is running for Junior DESIGN DIRECTOR I'd like to cut through all that Tracy Bodoff cluded at least two weeks prior" to the specified In order to be fair, it will be neccessary to Class Treasurer. She has been OF PUBLICATION red tape." John F. Gillick date of elections. Additionally, it is stated in sec- break the rules and exceed the slotted Oct. 1 cut- On the Finance Committee and COPY EDITORS was Phi Sigma Sigma's assis- Running for the two School Yoni D. Greenbaum Dan McDonough Jr. tion one that "elections must be concluded by off. DIRECTOR OF Oct. 1." Carlson sees no real harm in breaking the rules. tant treasurer. "I am very of Education Representatives GenaZak EDITOR-IN-CHIEF BUSINESS AND Michael Leung, SGA Constitutional Judiciary involved on campus; I know a are juniors, Danielle Picone and PHOTO EDITOR The only problem is in regards to the SGA retreat MEMBER Tinamarie Gawdun. Picone is ADVERTTSINg Board Chairman, stated, "It is a 'catch 22.' in October. "The newly elected won't be able to majority of students in different active in the Elementary We've been breaking the rule every year. It's a go," stated Carlson. organizations. My exposure to broad range of students will Education club. "I'll see what tradition." Both Calrson and Leung stated that the consti- help the class by listening to all issues need to be called atten- "With school starting on Sept. 5, it is physical- tution is presently being revised in order to recit- SC of the different ideas and taking tion to after I get a feel for the $aaaK!S: ly impossible to follow the stated rules. There is fy these such problems. action with them," she said. SEE ELECTIONS PAGE 5 the opinion of the staff. The Beacon is indepen- just not enough time," added Leung. 4 October 9,1995 THE BEACON THE BEACON October 9,1995 5 Stone discusses impact of UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT Candidates lobby history and reaction to war for student votes FROM SHEA PAGE 1 FROM SGA PAGE 3 mittee chair for Alpha Phi Delta. Stone also described the two position and then take it from Twant to listen to the students wars going on during the and bring their needs and opin- Vietnam era. The first war he there," she said. DINER Gawdun, a member of the ions to the SGA so we can better compared to his film Formerly Newly "Platoon," which he found was Math club, the Women's Math their education, and dedication Palace Diner Renovated club, and the Feminist Collective to the business department," he "tiled with dissension and BREAKFAST • LUNCH • DINNER integrity." The second war said that she "wants to represent said. occurred on the homefront as the school and get involved more His partner Nicole Bruce feels shown in "Born on the Forth of in the education field." that her qualifications for this July." Stone stated that once Ed Franke and Nicole Bruce position include being dedicated, he returned from Vietnam, he are running for the two School responsible, and able to hold found a "blanket of silence" of Humanities, Management and down a full schedule. "I want to under which noone discussed Social Science Program repre- keep the students informed of the war. sentatives. the changes that the business * * mwimmmmmmmmmmmmm^mmmmmmmmm Franke, a junior, is social com- departments undergo. I want He also gave his view of the Whether you're cramming Sisters and Associates of Alpha Sigma Alpha "special-effect history of them to know everything from what will be dropped, as far as Forrest Gump" which he felt ing, politics, war and the O.J. for exams or hanging out courses, to their wants and provided for a great movie, but Simpson trial. P L E S of SOUND R \i T I R \i M K NT I N V E STIN G P R I needs, anything that we can was "pernicious of history" as The final question asked con- with your friends, Come to ifi assist with," states Bruce." I feel well as possessing "amnesia to cerned the possibility of educa- with teamwork we will get our history." tion merging with Hollywood. the Wayne Hills Diner! f | with purchase I things accomplished." During the question-and- To this Stone replied, "Shit. I BECENTE answer period, the audience don't know. I'm tired. Let's Lunches starting at $3.95 Kristen Ochs, a junior, is cam- was able to ask Stone questions end on that note." I of $30 or morel paigning for one of the School of Science and Health representa- on a variety of issues ranging (with soup & beverages) [ (Not including holidays) j from his experiences in filmak- Tracy Bodqffcontributed to this article. tive positions. Full Course Dinner starting $6.95 [offerexpks°10/i5/95 Ochs is involved in the Women's Math Club and the oat oar Special OPEN 24 HOURS A DAY • 7 DAYS A WEEK Math Club. She feels that given Minxy** the opportunity to fill this posi- ITS NOT P tion she can take on all it's chal- lenges. "I believe I can support the students issues," says Ochs. YOU GET A< OMPLIMENT The elections will take place in the Student Center lobby on You've Been Lied to!!! Oct. 17 and 18 from 10 a.m. to 8 THAT. p.m. A valid WPC ID is required to vote. THINOS IN LIFE ARE FREE! aside from a very modest operating expense of 1/4 of ll fmaxsial companies charge operating fees A. and expenses — some more than others. Of 1% of annuity assets. 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X Morristown Wayne 6 October9,1995 Si m ML. -M mk/mj w %J> A mi _ „ ,— -- ^ Faculty schedule information picket line FROM STRIKE PAGE 1 FROM STRIKE PAGE 1 students," she stated. "We became teachers because wwee nlfv will hp. ctanHinw at th*. nt~ ~~~~ -~ ^ he explained. ulty will be standing at the a entrancen s to the coUege, wanted to teach, not to stand in picket lines. It's not a handing out information leaflets to the students and the As to how the strike might effect students, some of comfortable position to be in, but if we make no which are scheduled to graduate in December, Dye stat- community from 7:30 am to 7:30 pm. An information ed "The faculty would make up the work with their stu- "The college continues its ser- picket has already been held on the Montclair dents, and make sure they get what they need." University campus, and another one is scheduled to However, according to Dye, whether the students will vices towards the students." occur shortly. be negatively affected or not, depends on the length of Singh, hopes that the situation will be resolved, and the strike. -Singh "the college continues its services towards the stu- Susan Radner, WPC english professor, expressed her dents." concerns for the students. "We are not insensitive to our In addition to the AFT, the Communication Workers progress on the negotiations, we will consider a strike of America (CWA) and the Policeman's Benevolent very seriously." Association (PBA) are also working without a contract NEWARK POLICE CHIEF UNDER The union has already scheduled an and are in negotiations with the Whitman rnTTTVTV TlVVPQTTr ATTnXT Information Picket line for Oct. 11, a tune-up Administration. L-U VIN 1 I UN V £,& 1 llxAl JLUIN for a possible strike. When not in class, fac- TRENTON - Newark policJL e inquiry was started after offi- U~Z __ . ~ TT ~ , TZ ~ director William Celester is being investigated by the Essex Ciais in the county prosecutor sDVews Tribune printed last edition Sunday County prosecutor's office for policoffice diconcluded not turdn ovethatr aNewars muchk I On Sunday, the last edition of The News The new publication will employ 300 people alleged misuse of cash seized in as $100,000 in forfeited drug Tribune of Woodbridge was published. As drug investigations, the Newark money. There has been a dispute including around 65 from The News Tribun announced by the New Jersey Press Inc., the paper staff. Star-Ledger reported between the city police and theis to be combined with The Home News since ^^ ,..v.< »».v uuuic news Since Wednesday. bein sold b the Bef en Record Coi t0 New E. Donald Lass, president of The New Jersey county prosecutor's office over| S V g P-' Press, Inc., which also publishes The Home News The newspaper said Essex the availability of forfeited cash Jersey Press Inc. County Prosecutor Clifford s and The Asbury Park Press, finalized the sale As told to The Record, there is concern over Minor confirmed that subpoenas to be used in undercover drug last Friday and will be the publisher of the new buys. the loss of over 100 employees but, stated Record were issued but he would not paper. The newspaper reported Chairman Malcolm Borg, the move was inevitable give details about what was Lass told The Record, "We have combined the Celester is already under federal because, "The cost of newsprint has increased by being sought or about an inves- strengths of both publications to create a strong, investigation for keeping money 110 percent in the last 21 months and it was obvi- tigation. independant local newspaper focused on the from a fund-raising dinner as aous that the losses of The News Tribune were lasucs, cvems and people that The Star-Ledger reported the issues, events and people that impact the commu- "gift." going to exceed more than $5 million this year..." nities in Central New Jersey."

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COPYRIGHT 1995, VOL. 62, NO. 6 1-2 October 9,1995 THE BEACON THEVEACOti October 9,1995 1-3 HENDRIX CONTINUES TO INSPIRE By Jack Gillick (though there were plenty of records, bootlegs, and rip- on this album are all top-notch, they direct the focus of offs that appeared around the world in the 20 years since titious techno-like, instrumental solos, Nature is an the songs away from the arrangements and back to the , Into Another/ his death). album that doesn't overly please or displease -just like Few artists have ever had the talent it takes to make a rock-oriented originals. Thus, the result is often "The Seemless What Kramer and Co. present is a varied assortment mother nature. lasting impression on the world. Their works live long Hits of Jimi Hendrix With Strings." (Hollywood) of traditional and rare Hendrix tunes performed by peo- By Laura Miele after they do, crossing all lines - cultural, aesthetic, eth- Furthermore, the drummers fail to modify the original nic, and racial. It is the sheer force of their work that is ple you would not usually associate with one another, In a world of fading purity, Into Another helps us song's style to fit their personality. This problem creeps universal to the human experience and rarely paralleled much less Hendrix and his music. Sting and John reach for somewhere else. Seemless, the New York McLaughlin teaming up on "The Wind Cries Mary," or up again with some of the other musicians. What results Black Sabbath/ by their contemporaries. Shakespeare and Milton in lit- band's fifth release, provides just enough to keep us get- Paul Rodgers and Steve Vai doing "Bold As Love," for is a pale imitation of a song that we already know to be Forbidden erature, Beethoven and Bach in classical music - all have ting there. example; (I.R.S.) continued to generate excitement that transcends the classic. They are closer to note-for-note versions, instead Changing record labels probably explains some The reasoning behind this grab-bag approach to mundane trappings of their age and its culture. of inspired interpretations. minute changes in portions of Into Another's sound. Jimi's compositions is cloudy - either trying to empha- Forbidden is a reunification of guitarist Tony Iommi, Though he died but 20 years ago, James Marshall On the whole, the album redeems itself in its strong The move to Hollywood Records from super-indie size the variety of people severely influenced by vocalist Tony Martin, drummer Cozy Powell and bassist label, Revelation, may not sit well with the truest of Into Hendrix and the music he created have achieved the performances. As odd a pair as they make, Sting and Neil Murray, the same line-up represented on 1989 and Hendrix's music or pairing together musicians far Another followers, since Revelation has spawned qualifications to be a part of this unique and select few. McLaughlin turn in a gorgeous rendition of "The Wind '90 albums, Headless Cross and Tyr. enough apart in the personal styles to offer the inspira- many bands in their innocent beginnings, such as A new RCA Victor release, In From The Storm, is fur- tion that this music has provided to so many others. Cries Mary" and blues great Taj Mahal singing "Rainy The album, which took 10 days to record in Quicksand, another one of New York's finest. ther testament to an often unsung side of Hendrix's The results are often mixed, and there are some fun- Day, Dream Away" is of itself worth the price of admis- ' Liverpool, England, displays less intensity and tightness genius - his textural orchestrations. Nature/ Fortunately, Into Another still clings to its past wisdom damental flaws in the project. The use of an orchestra for sion. than past releases by Black Sabbath. This is particular- through much of Seemless. Despite the wake of releases - both musical and liter- Self-titled ly apparent in the lyrics, which spontaneously represent Hendrix's more composition-oriented tunes is a perfect Rodgers and Vai darn near steal the album (thanks to (Zoo) The mind of vocalist Richie Birkenhead beautifies ary - that have surrounded the anniversary of Jimi's one. Hendrix himself was a huge fan of classical music, a more emotional and personal Tony Martin, who said, death, this tribute stands out from the pack. A compila- wonderful orchestrations) with "Bold As Love," bring- "What I chose to do was to concentrate on human emo- this album, as it did 1994's release, Ignaurus. All lyrics and at the time of his death was eager to expand himself tion of Hendrix's material as played by the London ing out the subtleties of the original while putting their Nature's self-titled debut album is a good attempt at tions - and the only way I could do that was by not actu- are written by Birkenhead. It seems even the evils of and his work beyond the traditional framework of rock Metropolitan Orchestra, the album features the likes own stamp on it. Corey Glover, of the now defunct trying to take alternative music to a different level. With ally writing any lyrics! What I sang was how it was writ- corporate record industry pirates could not take away music. Living Colour, is astounding and should be duly praised all the kinds of music classified as alternative these ten, so the whole concept came from the inside," Martin Birkenhead's genius mind, only bits of the band's sound. of (brace yourself): Sting, Carlos Santana, Brian May His compositions and arrangements were often much days, it's amazing we don't see more groups like them. explains. Into Another's oldest of followers will bask euphor- (of Queen), John McLaughlin, Taj Mahal, Eric more elaborate than the casual listener might notice, for the title track and its companion, "Drifting." Nature consists of Brian Threatt, guitar, vox, programs; ically on the first three tracks - true Into Another sound. Shenkman, Steve Lukather (of Toto), Paul Rodgers especially on later songs like "Little Wing" and Some of the tunes are clunkers though. "Spanish Many of the recordings range from the dark, gloomy, Hugh Bonar, bass; Andrew Parsons, lead guitar; and A vintage bass solo from Tony Bono starts the album's (of Free and Bad Company), Buddy Miles, Bootsy "Burning of the Midnight Lamp." These songs sound and heavy rhythms to light and gentle ballads. "The Castle Magic" and "Have You Ever Been (To Electric Brendan Etter, drums. What separates this band from first track, "Mutate Me," Birkenhead's dream of subhu- Collins, Tony Williams, Stanley Clarke, Robben absolutely fabulous when surrounded by a full string Illusion Of Power" which features Ice-T, is repressive- Ladyland)" are incredibly uninspired performances and other mainstream groups is the explosion of synthesiz- man transformation. The second, "Locksmith's & Ford, Sass Jordan, Cozy Powell, Corey Glover (of section. They also lend themselves nicely to the rich tex- ly raw and negative, typical of the late 70's Black Doug Pinnick kills an otherwise beautiful "Burning of ers and computer manipulated background sounds and Lawyers," (a song they've been playing live often), Living Colour), Dave Abbruzzese (formerly Of Pearl tures and layered orchestration that a classical arrange- Sabbath. "Get A Grip" is diverse with edgy guitar riffs the Midnight Lamp" with a lame Hendrix imperson- voices. delivers a message perhaps only five percent of this ment cain offer. and an upbeat tempo. "I Won't Cry For You" is a long Jam), Hiram Bullock, Toots Thielemans, Bernie nation could comprehend. ation. The mixing of the songs is well done, combining tech- display of emotions and heartfelt lyrics, not very typical Worrell, Doug Pinnick (of King's X), Billy Cox, Noel Unfortunately, many of the songs are killed by pro- Overall, the music of Hendrix is continuing to inspire no beats, heavy guitar, and the enticing voice of Threatt. of past Sabbath ballads. "Rusty Angels," "Forbidden," Birkenhead's lyrics on "Lawyers & Locksmiths": "If Redding, and Steve Vai (of Frank Zappa and ducer Eddie Kramer. He continually bypasses the sub- Two good songs on the album are "Zodiac '99" and and "Kiss of Death" are all similar in format - repre- all were honest none would be used/We trip away Whitesnake fame). At the helm of this motley and var- tleties of both the classical arrangements'and Hendrix's musicians of all shapes and sizes. Unfortunately, the C "Justine.'* "Zodiac 99" is based on'a series of crimes senting rather malicious, repetitive grooves of .gujtar and again/And I sell my people on a new, improved me at a ied (though very distinguished) crew is Eddie Kramer, pieces themselves and drowns' out there beauty with subtler side of Hendrix's music has yet to be adequately committed in the San Francisco Bay Area. Threatt pro- bass. nominal fee." who produced all three of Hendrix's legitimate releases overbearing drum tracks. Though the drummers featured explored. claims, "Anything the monkey sees, you know the mon- Black Sabbath of yesteryear exhibited much more "T.A.I.L.," the third track, dissects society's human key wants to do/It's just a fact of nature; get enough of relationships between male and female. Birkenhead killing and soon/You'll get to killing too." In "Justine," intensity and had a profoundly solid core than the new takes a brilliant angle that many typical college boys and we hear a mix of reflections on the 18th century novel and not-as-improved Sabbath of today. A majority of the girls don't even know sits under their noses. and Threatt's expression of unrequited love for "Family tracks attribute weak, diluted sputters of noise rather King George Diner Ties" actress Justine Bateman. "I came across a can- than a concise showing of rhythms and anthems. You are not going to hear Into Another on your celled relic from '85/ ... I always wanted to fuck However, with 25+ albums and three decades of perfor- favorite radio station after the usual punk try-hards. And Diner, Restaurant, & Cocktail Lounge Mallory." mance to show for, who is one to judge or question the it's chances of making MTV's Buzz Clip are less than longevity of the pioneers who, basically, altered the minimal. Into Another doesn't need it any how. If Whether it's the endless chant of "Everyone fucks 721 Hamburg Turnpike, South medium of rock & roll? you're reaching for the next light, reach Into Another. everyone" in "Z-Man's Party" or the never-ending repe- (Next to the Plaza Square) r~ By Joe Giglio By Keith Grace 201-696-3010 A BLUE DftESS Rated: R Easy Rawlins is a straight-ahead, hard- i Special Late Night working kind of guy who wears his drugs defaced the streets and ruined appalling when Albright, gangsters Jn mechanics' jacket even when he's not neighborhoods and lives, the town that tow, breaks into Easy's pristine home. responds. What makes her such a com- |Snack & Appetizer Menu Lunch Special THE BEST PLACE TO SCARE (JP SOME FUN FOR HALLOWEEN pelling vixen is that she's part seductress, working. He lives alone in a tidy, two- Easy inhabits is vibrantly alive. 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By Tim Bornemann and Joe Giglio "indie" labels before and after its Interscope signing. Crypt is a band not willing to compromise artistic ideals for a record company. When Interscope didn't agree with "Consistently overlooked as musically inferior, bands are basically treated like the material included on what was to be the second major label release, R.F.T.C. geniuses and given huge recording budgets... Sebadoh" (taken from unlisted track released the album itself, entitled Hot Charity. #12 on Curtis W. Pitts: Sub-Pop Employee Of The Month compilation). Many bands are naive and fall victim to the music industry and therefore alienate The onslaught of high-profile, low-grade bands such as Green Day, Weezer, Bush, the fans who were supporting before the major label kicked in and the fleeting fame and Pearl Jam, overwhelming the airwaves are corrupting the image of "alternative " that followed. What is viewed on MTV or heard on Z100 plays no more than a miniscule role in the The whole concept of indie labels is to create opposition to the major label corpo- music-making industry. ration and their standards, solely to create an environment in which the love of music However, few people seem to realize this. As far as album sales go, the major labels comes first and the money (if any) comes later. Labels such as K Records, Cargo, Kill and their subsidiaries account for almost all of the money spent on music by the aver- Rock Stars, Simple Machines, Merge, and Lookout! are labels that carry quality age consumer. This leaves few precious pennies to be split up between the thousands artists, but stay true to their musical roots. Other "indie" labels have fallen victim to of independent record companies in America. greed, such as Sub-Pop, who recently sold 49% of their shares to Time-Warner. Not |11 major labels or the bands they represent are primarily money-grubbing Simply speaking, the quality of music presented on the indie platform is equivalent exploration artists. Take the bands that tend to explore their own musical horizons or greater than the music displayed by major record companies, but without the expo- instead of what the record label dictates. Vplleylfall sure it deserves. Justifiably speaking, the whole alternative mainstream entourage is Beck is a shining example of how one should handle a major label contract. Signed corrupting the true meaning of expression through music. As quoted in Kill Rock on DGC, he s not legally tied to DGC exclusively. He has the freedom to release Stars' summer '94 catalogue, "T.V. shows like 'Alternative Nation' and '120 Minutes' tracks and albums on other labels without DGC permission. Whereas other bands are bullshit. Why would anyone listen to 'alternative' when they could listen to ns appear courtesy of their major label record company, Beck appears courtesy of him- punk?" self. Rocket From The Crypt, an Interscope band, has appeared on numerous This commentary does not necessarily reflect the opinions of The Insider.

.'( V r iT>r- COPYRIGHT 1995, VOL. 62, NO. 6 S-2 October 9,1995 ME BEACON Volleyball continues winning ways October 9,1995 S-3 Trample Rowan in staight games to record and two aces, while holding off a brief Earlier in the week, the Pioneers fell to Pioneer soccer sweeps doubleheader rally by Rowan to close the game. Richard Stockton in straight games 15-9, fifth victory in last six matches In the second game, the Pioneers again 15-2, and 15-8. Richard Stockton by Ira Thor while standing 1-3 in NJAC play. shut down Rowan, 15-2, this time behind remains one of the toughest teams in the Women shutout Ramapo 2-0, while men best SPORTS CONTRIBUTOR The team still must face three league seven service points and two aces by conference. Paskas and Cochran played opponents in their final five regular sea- Campbell. excellent* contributing 11 kills each, Roadrunners 3-1 behind three second half goals The Lady Pioneers volleyball team son games, before they can turn their Sophomore Amy Supino added four while Campbell added six. continued their consistent play, as they attention to the NJAC tournament. services, while Paskas, Vieira, and The Pioneers began the season Sept. 7 By Tom Troncone eleven minute mark. SPORTS EDITOR . . Sophomore Rebecca Amerman also routed conference opponent Rowan 15-3, "The teams in this conference are real- sophomore Rebecca Sutton tallied four with a four game triumph of Cabrini. A made a key defensive play early in the 15-2, andl5-0. ly good this season," responded head service points, and an ace. Senior Pam week later, the squad lost a tough, five The Lady Pioneers soccer team com- game halting a Ramapo breakaway with With the victory Thursday, the fifth coach Sandy Ferrarella to the question of Cochran issued two kills, and one block, game contest to league rival Rutgers- pleted a 2-1 week Saturday with a 2-0 a diving tackle. wjn.;|n the last six games for the who will contend for the Postseason while Paskas and Campbell each con- Newark 1-15, 15-6, 15-12,4-15, 11-15. victory over Ramapo College. Coach Brian Woods received a yellow Pionys, the team recorded their first championship. | tributed a. kill. They ' followed with a sweep of Senior forward Maureen Marz scored card in the first half after two very ques- conrefence win,of the season. "All teams are at the sametevel. Never The Pioneers swept the third game, as Centenary ' to jaiif their record at 2-1. on a penalty kick and Jennifer Schwartz tionable non-calls. Referee Filippe The group currently holds a 7-6 record, before has other than one tram been so they did-the match, 15-0. Campbell led The Pioneers Were swept in their next added a goal to propel WPC. Solanet allowed play to continue after tough. Any team could knock off anoth- with three kills, and one block, while four matches-"including three at the The first half of the contest was very two Ramapo handballs in the box in Kelly Mabie to the top right corner of Senior Fatmir Minimini took a pass from er. It's a question of whoever makes the Paskas and junior Stacey Madden each Scrantori'toBrhanient, and one to confer- sloppy and saw numerous yellow and front of the Roadrunner goal. the net to put WPC on top, 1-0. freshman John Acuna in front of the least amount of mistakes." added a kill. ence powerhousefean. one red card issued. "Of course I saw them, a handball Later Schwartz took a pass from junior WPC box, turned and fired left footed The Pioneers made very few mistakes Salazar, who contributed three of her 1 The group-w^n their next four, with The Lady Pioneers, ranked 22nd doesn't mean you have to call them," Tara Cunningham, turned and fired a into the bottom right corner of the net indeed, as they completely dominated eight assists in the third game, also pro- wins over-Western Connecticut, Baruch, nationally in Division EH, squandered a said Solanet. "With women, you have to shot that beat Mabie to the left, ricochet- past a diving Scott Bennert early in the Rowan on Oct. 5, Rowan showed their vided two service points and one ace, # Lehman, and NJ Tech. couple very good scoring opportunities allow them to protect themselves." ing off the left post and into the net. first half. • inexperience, this being their first team while Haines and Madden combined for According to Ferrarella, for the early in the game. Ramapo employed a defensive strate- The victory improved the Lady The score remained1-0 until late in in six years, as their record dropped to 0- three serves. • Pioneers to continue their success, Senior Eileen Sharkey and Marz could gy of shirt holding and Solanet did not Pioneers, 6-1 winners over the second when junior Chris 7 with the defeat. With the score 5-0 in favor of the Paskas and Cochran must keep playing not covert on open net shots in the first seem to deter any of the holding. Manhattenville on Sunday to claim the MacDonald took a pass from fellow In the first game, won by the Pioneers Pioneers, sophomore Despina Klimentos at their best, while Campbell must obtain half, with each shot sailing wide to the • " It was not until Ramapo junior Manhattenville tournament, to 9-4(2-1 junior Greg Stanch and beat Ramapo 15-3, junior setter Cristina Salazar gave served the Temaining ten points, as the more confidence in herself. Salazar also left. defensemen Michelle Stella took down NJAC). goalie P.J. Bartolotto to knot the? score at the Pioneers an early lead, serving six Pioneers triumphed. Freshman hitter needs to place perfect sets. Junior goalie Jessica Portelli was fabu- Schwartz in the Ramapo box that WPC The only WPC loss of the week came one. points and four aces, while providing Vicki Natland added a kill for match The Pioneers will be tested as they lous once again, making a great diving was able to capitalize. at Western Conn., where the Lady In the overtime, sophomore Adam Pioneers were shut out 3-0. The game Grossman, assisted by junior Delvin three assists. point. face Ramapo, FDU-Madison, Jersey stop eight minutes into the game and a The Lady Pioneers were awarded a with Ramapo opened a stretch of seven Horsford, broke the tie with a rocket shot Sophomore hitter Michele Campbell "We played well as a team, making City, Moravian, and Montclair in their beautiful foot-first, sliding save at the penalty kick and Marz beat senior goalie added two of her game high five kills, very fep mistakes," noted Ferrarella. final five games of the season. straight home games for WPC. to give the Pioneers a 2-1 lead. along with four service points, including "We gof thf/ball to the people who need The final five games will decide not In the second half of the double-head- Junior Norman Greene iced the game with a goal to give WPC a 3-1 victory. one ace. to have the ball, namely Sue, Pam, and only WPC's season, but also the NJAC er, the men's soccer team outlasted Sue Paskas, Kristyn Haines and Kim Michele. The substitutes also played tournament seedings. The tournament is Ramapo 3-1, in overtime. The Pioneers are now 6-6 and have 1 outscored their opponents 11-1 in the Vieira combined for fixe service points - • %••• came on the heels of three consecutive last five games. BIilBlB^ shutouts. They continue their only homestand of Subscribe To The Beacon Over the weekend of Sept. 30th and the year with two more games at Oct. 1st, the Pioneers won the Wightman Field this week and are look- Manhattanville tournament with 2-0 and ing to continue their winning ways. 5-0 victories over Westfield State and The Pioneers host Jersey City State on The smartest move Manhattanville, respectively. Wednesday and Trenton State on Ramapo opened the scoring when Homecoming you could ever make! is pleated to announce IGena Zak/The Beacon I the opening of the UUK flfhlere of The Week Call 595-2248 Alliance for Minority in the Sciences TODAY!!! rniiig Center in

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Thus far this year the MSU defense has improved to NJAC Overall turnovers, while holding on to the ball well themselves. If the Pioneers hope to be successful in the annual third overall in the conference, allowing 305 yards per W L T PF PA The Red Hawk secondary leads the conference with ten contest, the offense must control the ball and give the T PF PA game which translates to fifteen points allowed per interceptions, while only throwing four. defense needed rest. 4 0 0 132 13 game. Rowan 0 66 10 That does not bode well for the Pioneer's Golden, In last week's contest versus Wesley, the offense Kean 0 24 6 1 1 1 50 40 The offense is also ranked third, and has gained 327 who is coming off a poor, four interception perfor- managed only 57 plays, while the defense was on the 2 2 0 52 71 yards, or seventeen points per game. mance in a 35-7 loss to Wesley of Delaware. field for 82. Trenton State 0 27 52 This is a sharp contrast to WPC, which is ranked last Golden, who was expected to come into his own this Montclair State 0 0 0 1 2 0 50 45 WPC 0 20 5.1 0 5 0 46 125 **A Jersey City St. 0 0 28 0 4 0 30 93 COLLEGE WRAP-UP FOOTBALL Goals: Anthony McSorley 3, Jean Charles Frantz 2, Paoblo Budna, Manneh Musa. Assists:Andy Dickson 2, Luis Serodio WOMEN'S SOCCER WESLEY 35, WM. PATERSON 7 2 Saves:JC-Dan Janconski 12;B-RobertConnaghan3. (0-5) William Paterson 0 7 0 0-- 7 g.~ TtiV WM. PATERSON 2, RAMAPO 0 (5-0) Wesley 7 7 14 7-35 WM. PATERSON 3, RAMAPO1 (OT) OCTOBER (6-4-1) Ramapo 10 0-1 (6-3) Ramapo 0 0-1 Sat. 14-Jersey City State College at Kean College (9-4) Wiliam Paterson 0 2-2 W- Steinheim 6 run (Siravo kick) (6-6) Wm. Paterson 0 12-3 Montclair State University at William Paterson College NOVEMBER W- Tongue 17 pass from Harris (Siravo kick) Rowan College at SUNY-Cortland Fri. 3- Rowan College at William Paterson College Goals: Maureen Marz, Jen Schwartz Assists: Tara WPC-Taylor 1 run (Hazen kick) ' Goals: R-Satmir Mimini; WP- Chris McDonald, Adam Alfred University at Trenton State College Trenton State College at SUNY-Albany Cunningham Saves: R-Kelly Mabie 21; WP-Jessica Portelli 4. W- Alexander 11 pass from Harris (Siravo kick) Grossman, Norman Greene Assists: R-John Acuna; WP- Greg Sat. 21 -Trenton State College at Jersey City State College Sat. 4-- Jersey City State College at Montclair State University W- Steinheim 57 run (Siravo kick) STanch, Delvin Horsford, Dan Haney Saves: R-PJ. Bartolotto Kean College at Buffalo State University SUNY-Brockport at Kean College W- Yakobosky 13 pass from Harris (Sirvo kick) 16; WP-Scott Bennert 2. Montclair State University at Ithaca College Sat. 11--SUNY-Cortland at Jersey City State College DREW2,SCRANTON0 Rowan College at Long Island University-C.W. Post Trenton State College at Kean College (—) Scranton 0 0-0 William Paterson College at Wilkes University Montclair State University at Rowan College CATHOLIC 1, RUTGERS-NEWARK 0 Sat. 28--William Paterson College at Jersey City State College MEN'S SOCCER (10-1) Drew 11-2 Springfield College at William Paterson College (5-6) Catholic 0 1-1 Hi Kean College at Rowan College Montolair State University at Trenton State College KEAN3,VASSER0 (3-6) Rutgers-Newark 0 0-0 Goals: D-Kate Coughlan, Alison Goeke Assists: D-Goeke (3-6.-2) Vasser 0 0-0 Saves: D-Kuzma 3, Jennifer Taylor 3. (8-3-1) Kean 12-3 Goals: Adam Anzzolin GoaIies:C-Xan Abess; R-Javier Gutierrez WPCFTTNESS TRENTON ST. 2, TRINITY 0 Til HIT III Goals: K-Jason Smith, Peter Villegas, Charles Clolino. (11-1-1) Trenton State 0 0 2 0 0-2 OBER16-20,1 Assists: K-George Mousis, Kevin Denver, Saves: V-Chris DREW 4, MORAVIAN 0 TANNING SALON Miller 4; K-Brain Murphy 3. (9-2) Trinity 0 0 0 0 0-0 JOIN THE REC CENTER (8-5) Moravian 0 0-0 MA CELEBRATION OF (10-1-1) Drew 0 4-4 Goals: TS-Traci Tapp 2 Assists: Jackie Dirr, Misty Cregar PHYSICAL FITNESS! TRENTON ST. 0, ELIZABETHTOWN 0 Saves: TS-Danielle Mastrosimone 2, T-Debra Hutcheson 3. COMING SOON (9-2-2) Trenton 0 0-0 Goals:D-Bryan Keane 2, Marvin Lopez, Eric Aaronlan (12-0-2)Elizabethtown 0 0-0 Assists: D-Lopez 2 Saves: D-Brain Heinemann 3, M-Robert ZS PRO&RAM KSBVNOtB SPEAKER PR Swieconek 7 MONTCLAIR ST. 3, NYU 0 TANNING BEDS WITH BUILT IN fHE COOPER INSTOTO3 FOR AEROBICS RESEARCH* Saves: TS-Rob Jordan, 4; E-Chris Hepler 6. (3-4) NYU 0 0-0 OCTOBER 13,1993 9i00 AM -10:00 AM HBRARY107 BOSTON COLL. 1, SETON HALL 0 FACE TANNERS (5-5-1) Mont. 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W if Spring Break-Nassau/Paradise & 6), flexible hrs., car a must, how hundreds of students are full time. Forestry workers, Spring Break '9$—Largest Two Bands On Two Different Paths park rangers, firefighters, life- Island, Cancun and Jamaica Wayne area. Call Jodie 696- already earning FREE TRIPS selection of Ski & Spring Break the noise-rock trio has "Gut Rot," "SRT," and "Kitchen Belt," following and moderate success, has from $299.00. Air, hotel, trans- 5627. and LOTS OF CASH with guards and more. Excellent Destinations, including Cruises! met critical acclaim recorded from Holland's Dynamo Fest decided to remain its uncompromising fers, parties and more! Spring Break—Bahamas, America's #1 Spring Break benefits and bonuses! Call: 1- Travel Free, earn cash and year- and closest brush with and Black Sabbath's "Changes." self and refuses to tour and play half- Organize a small group and earn Cancun, Jamaica; Packages company! Sell only 15 trips and 206-545-4804 ext. N51061. round travel discounts. commercial success Though the days of squatting on assed shows not being totally into it.The I FREE trip plus commissions! from $299. Organize a group travel free! Choose Cancun, Attention all Students—Over Epicurean Tours 1-800-231-4- followed "the Manhattan's Lower East Side for punk/rock trio has decided to disband and Call 1-800-822-0321. and earn a FREE trip plus com- Bahamas, Mazatlan, or Florida! $6 Billion in private sector FUN. Columbia record," Quicksand may be long gone, it was an pursue other interests, most notably, Child Care-Looking for a stu- missions. Call 1-800-822-0321. Call now! Take a break student grants & scholarships is now $1000 Fundraiser-Fraternities, Creep Diets , which integral part of the maturing process, as Newport's collaboration with Sepultura found the group open- evidenced on Manic Compression' s throat Max Cavalera for their Nailbomb dent to care for my 7 year old Part Time-Working with fel- travel (800) 95-BREAK! available. All students are eligi- Sororities and Student ing for the likes of "East 3rd St." One reflection Schreifels side project. son in my Haledon home Mon- low students for an optometrist Hey, Don't Type That Term ble. Let us help. For more info, Organizations. You've seen Sepultura and The voices is, "I was so sincere/I see more The irony is striking as Fudge Tunnel Fri from 3-7. Must have own in Wayne. Detailed oriented Paper-Don't you have enough call: 1-800-263-6495 ext. credit card fundraisers before, Melvins. However, it clearly now/I trust new friends just like/I can easily be cast as Quicksand's stub- transportation. 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Students Needed—National information call 1-206-634- Two groups that met with measured paid dues to the underground punk scene, m White Zombie, Rage Babysitters Wanted-2 kids(3 Free Trips and Cash-Find out Parks are now hiring seasonal & success, stateside and abroad are deliber- (the former's vocalist, Walter Schreifels, 0468 ext. C51061. Against the Machine ately going in two different directions. was a founding member of Gorilla and Anthrax back in Quicksand, on the road since mid- Biscuits), living in a van, sleeping on '92. Album highlights summer in support of Manic floors and going days without showering. include "Delusional," PERSONALS Compression (Island) have gotten the Fudge Tunnel's new release In a Word, Vote-Mike Newell for on Earache Records, is replete with an "Blister," and radio hit, Angels. guys are the best. We love all QUEEN-VOTE ALLY breaks many bands have wet dreams ASA old-school punk feel and Newport's dis- "Thorn in My Side." Freshman Class President. To all Greeks-Thank you for of you and we could not have about, having garnered major label sup- MILLER HOMCOMING Cheryl(TPA)--AH your sisters dain for the music industry. Before per- Mike Newell for Freshman participating in our Lipsync. port that has resulted in radio airplay and While Quicksand asked for better sisters. Love QUEEN-VOTE ALLY are so proud of you. You're forming "Grey" and "Spanish Fly" (off Class President. IMike Newell Love the sisters of DPhiE. corporate sponsorship for The Warped seems to have been Jenn and Cheryl. MILLER HOMCOMING doing an awesome job. Keep it Creep Diets) "in front of about 300 embraced by the corpo- for Freshman Class President. To Ally DPhiE- Tour it headlined with L7, Sick of it AH Theta Phi Alpha-Cheryl- QUEEN-VOTE ALLY up! Love your grandlittle. Americans who didn't pay to get in," Mike Newell for Freshman and Orange 9 MM. rate sponsorship its Congratulations on making Thanks for always being there MILLER HOMCOMING Newport dryly remarks, "All hail to the members at one time] Class President. Mike Newell Pebbles(TPA)-You are the Across the way, there is Nottingham, Homecoming Court. We are so for me. I love you. You are the QUEEN. Sony god." The disc also includes "hard probably would have for Freshman Class President. best Big Sister ever! I love you! England's Fudge Tunnel. Consisting of ffl proud of you. Love your sis- best big. Love Jenn. to find and unreleased stuff," ranging shunned, Fudge! Mike Newell for Freshman Sisters & Associates (ASA)-- Love your little-Curly Sue. enigmatic frontman Alex Newport and ters of DPhiE. VOTE --ALLY from "Sweet Meat," to live versions of Tunnel, with its cult] Class President. In Student Congrats on First Place in the sidekicks Adrian Parkin and Dave Ryley, Fudge Tunnel is sticking to its roots. To the sisters and associates of MILLER:HOMECOMING Lipsync-again-We love you! Center Oct. 17 & 18, 10 am-8 ASA~Congrats on winning 1st pm. place in the lipsync for the 2nd Tracie, Kathleen, Maria & year in a row! You were great! Amy (APO)-Thank you for Love the sisters of DPhiE. P&ck Jwifefe Wt &&A Juaee: A TSJK being there for me, you guys are To the sisters and associates of By Bob Blasser ty that allows the inclusion of both industrial-strength Kevin: Well I had trouble in the beginning before the wonderful! We'll have to have Phi Sigma Sigma-Congrats on thrashfests and gloomy meditations that recall Bowie's album came out. The people were more interested in a wienie night soon. winning 2nd place in the lip- The band's name is Prick. Here's a one-sentence his- "Low" period." In fact, the press have made many refer- what record label, and the business side of things vs. the To the Kappa Pledge Class- sync. You were great! Love tory lesson. Trent Reznor (A.K.A. Nine Inch Nails), ences to Prick's genrecide, citing influences as wide as music. Since the record came out there has been more You guys are wonderful! Keep the sisters of DPhiE. Students - Teachers played keyboards in Kevin McMahon's (Prick front- '70s superstar T.Rex, to the new wave, synth pop availability of good players. up the good work. From your To AST associates—Good man) old band. And if you have never heard of Prick, sounds of Gary Numan, to industrial godfathers Insider: Are you running any sequences live, to coin- favorite assist. Pledgemaster, Luck. Make us proud! We WE NEED YOU!!! you obviously did not catch its recent performance as Suicide. Check out all the fuss by picking up a copy of cide with some of the programming on the album? Donna. know you can do it! Love the the opening band on The Outside Tour featuring David Prick's self-titled debut cd. You can also catch their Kevin: We trigger electronic drums live, and some first single on Q104.3, "Animal" and keep an eye out for Kathy Foster(APO)-You're sisters of AST. Bowie and Nine Inch Nails at the Meadowlands Arena loops. We have basically stripped the band down to a IMMEDIATE JOB OPENINGS on September 27th and 28th and will forever be Prick on the road, a definite must-see. four piece band. The samples serve as support functions doing great! Hang in there. Associates and sisters(phi sig)- ridiculed. Well, after pushing back the time from 11:30 a.m. to either triggered from the drums or the board. Dave You're the best. Love, your big -Congratulations on your tie for • Receptionist Kevin McMahon selected a band that can fulfill old- 1:30 p.m., I finally caught up with Kevin McMahon on Ogilve is running the soundboard. We try to recreate the Kelle. second place in the lip sync. • Customer Service • Secretaries style riffing, yet one that is capable of incorporating the the 28th at his hotel room in New York City for the fol- album energy with a new live feel. Jay(PKT)-Remember, I am Love your Phi Sig sisters. '90s misuse of technology. The performers include gui- lowing four-minute interview with McMahon, obvious- Insider: I walked, in at 7:35, the set started at 7:30, you always here for you. Love Happy 22nd Birthday Jen Type 40-60 wpm • Data Entry tarist Chris Schleyer, bassist Sebastien Monney, and ly hung-over from a late night out on the town. were done by 7:51. What's up with the 20 minute set? Donna(APO) Earl. Love your sisters in Phi • Word Processors drummer Gary Hammond. In addition, on the sound- Insider: So how's the tour going? Kevin: (Laughing) A story? I don't think there's a story. To Kathleen(APO)--You are Sigma Sigma. Word Perfect board is Dave Ogilve (ex-Skinny Puppy). Kevin McMahon: Exciting, there's been a cool audi- It's really short because there are three bands and a lot the bestest big in the whole Phi Sig Associates-Good luck • File Clerks Prick impresario Kevin McMahon draws from a styl- ence response. We're happy with people coming out of stage set things that happen. So for this tour it is going world. Thanks for all the great Lotus phi class, we're so proud of you. istic cast that ranges from the '70s glam era and '80s early to check out the set. Being on the road has been to be a short set. Timing. gifts. Many great times to Love the sisters of Phi Sigma Excel new wave that David Bowie spearheaded. Even in good so far. Insider: What is the funniest or worst story so far on come! Love, your little Kelli. Sigma. MS Word Prick's first national press feature in Billboard (Dec. Insider: How has the band you assembled for the road the tour? To Tracie(APO)--You are the Pearl Members XI Class- '94), the album was touted as having "a stylistic diversi- been working out? bestestest big. Thank you for Keep up the good work-Make the dancing great pumpkin. I us proud! Sisters of ASA. Temporary & Permanent can't wait to see what's coming Joanne & Alyson (TPA)-Hi in the future. See ya. Love, Guys. Here is to another stress- your little Barbara. positions available ful semester, but we are almost To the BZP, Iota Pledge class- done. Love, Sharon(TPA). • Top Pay - Same Week! • Excellent Benefits -You're doing a great job. Keep •LIVE 1 Emily was unsure about having the Marty and Todd confronted each other i! Noah and Julia made love for the first BOLD AND THE BEAUTIFUL Quartermaines adopt her. Despite her about their past. Later, Todd gave Marty time. Hayley told Mateo their lovemak- Mike successfully stole some Forrester promise to Damian, Katherine continued a ticket to Ireland. Bo resigned after ing had been a mistake. Laura was designs for Sally. Taylor agreed to take to see Mac. A.J. accepted a dinner bid telling Nora he's sure Andy isn't guilty, intrigued by Mateo. Dimitri surprised the job as Forrester's staff psychiatrist. from Carla in her apartment and was later jealous David reacted to seeing Tina am Erica with a visit .from Bianca. Stuart Jerry later dropped in uninvited and arrested in a "vice" raid. Forced to resign Cord share a kiss. Javier got Linda ti agreed to look at Pierce's artwork. Later, unnerved Taylor by calling her "Babe," from the Foundation, A.J. turned for com- agree not to tell anyone about Manzo Pierce and Janet made love. Marian just as her stalker had done. Stephanie fort to a "familiar" practice. Kevin sug- Later, Dylan tried to get Linda to tell wh; reacted to Tad's and Liza's working rela- tried to get Maggie to return to Iowa, but gested they rid the lighthouse of Ryan's she knows. Viki refused to believe hei Ill tionship. A pregnant Kelsey was surprised she refused. Sly turned up in Stephanie's ghost. Luke had a frank talk with Laura father, Victor, sexually abused her. Todd| when Bobby didn't remember her. Wait home and unnerved her by referring to about their marriage. Wait To See: overheard Blair say she loved him, bui To See: Kelsey has a surprise for Bobby. Ridge running off to comfort Taylor over Robin and Stone make an important deci- suspected she was just trying to get back the stalking incident. Eric was upset sion. for his inheritance. In Ireland, Marty con- ANOTHER WORLD when Taylor balked at taking the job fronted her Aunt Kiki about her estate. Carl learned Grant and Gabe were because of the kiss they shared. Ridge GUIDING LIGHT She later met a handsome stranger who If childhood friends. Grant later learned his encouraged Stephanie to go for winning Alexandra was miffed by Amanda's pretended to know her, and kissed her. alibi person was brought in for question- Eric back. Wait To See: Jessica is return, and the fact that Amanda holds Wait To See: Andy faces danger. All writers and those ing. While Tomas waited for Maggie, she involved in a crisis. Alan's shares of Spaulding Enterprises. was getting romantic with Nick. Grant Reva developed a cramp while swimming YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS reacted to Carl telling him Justine was and almost drowned but Alan saved her. Sharon and Nick were married by a ¥ dead and Ryan's killer had been punished. DAYS OF OUR LIVES The shock of the experience triggered her Justice of the Peace, and agreed to keep it Later, Rachel confronted Carl with her Vivian arranged for Carrie and Austin memory, and she recalled being Reva a secret from their families for now. Lynn interested in getting fear that she reminded him of Justine. to be together at the ski lodge where their Shaybe Lewis. Cassie reminded her posed as a reporter to interview Matt Grant nearly confessed to Spenser at memories were rekindled. Bo and Hope brother, Brent, she only faked his death so about his athletics and the shooting. Paul Ryan's funeral. Wait To See: Carl found themselves as partners in a danger- he could get sway from Springfield. meanwhile, shook up Drake by suggest makes a disturbing discovery. ous undercover scheme. In Aremid, Lucy awaited the results of her HTV test. ing the shooting was over drugs, and Sarah was determined to get Jack to help Josh came to see Annie, only to learn she Drake was the shooter. Cole asked Jeri t AS THE WORLD TURNS her solve her town's mystery. Sami set was leaving on vacation with Rick. return to New York, and then assur involved should attend. Alexandra and Hawk set out for Goshen Lily was surprised at Damian's "disap- off in driving rain to see Austin to stop Victoria their marriage was the mos pearance." A skeptical Sam questioned him from reconciling with Carrie. After to see Alan. Wait To See: Reva and Alan important thing in his life. Blade w H Kirk about his "amnesia." Later, Kirk learning about her parents, Lexie felt she make an important decision about their upset when he learned Rick had posed proposed to Sam for real. Duncan left for can't have a child unless she learns more future. him and had taken Ashley home. Victor his mission to Bosnia. John got a job as about her past. After overhearing John returned a phone call from Hope. Wait Staff Writers to be substitute biology teacher at Oakdale and Kristen at the hospital, Tony realized LOVING To See: Paul may have found a break- Latin. Lily and Mark became closer. She he now had access to the perfect murder (On November 13, the series' name through clue but will it backfire? later was stunned by Damian's message weapon. Wait To See: Tony accelerates will be changed to THE CITY. on Cal and Connor's answering machine. his plan. Summaries will resume when the serial elected, new positions Wait To See: Orlena's plans for Lily murder story line draws to a close.) ©King Features Weekly Service FROM NEEDLE P/4RKMGG1-5

Kevin: Um, I got to tell you, I don't know. I think the to it. As far as having a street interpretation, that was asked to do the second part but we decided against it. It funniest and worst story are probably the same thing. irrelevant, while in other ways it can be used without a didn't fit Prick that well. People were expecting to see a (Pause) Now I got to think of an example don't I? person even having a second thought. It's just the fact AND opportunities to be dance extravaganza vs. a band performance. (Laughing). that the word's used with the band, so all of a sudden Insider: Yes. people see the vulgar definition. I guess it's just kind of Insider: Are there any plans for Prick headlining dates? Kevin: It'll probably come to me when I hang up the a joke. Kevin: Right now I'm just staying focused on the tour phone. I can't think of anything. Insider: Originally you were on the Sextacy Ball Tour at hand. There are probably going to be some plans to Insider: Why the name Prick? with Lords Of Acid, and My Life With The Thrill Kill announced. follow, but that's too far down the line this is where we Kevin: It just appeared one day. I wanted to think about Kult? something that was immediate and had some dimension Kevin: We did the first leg of the tour, and then we were are at right now. Top Ten Singles Top RS-0/Soul i! 1. Janet Jackson "Runaway" (A&M) Last Week: No. 1 1. Brandy "Brokenhearted" (Atlantic) last Week: No. 2 2. Coolio Feat L.V. "Gangsta Paradise" (MCA) No. 2 2. After 7 "'Til You Do Me Right"(Virgin)No. 5 • It- 3. Luniz "I Got 5 On It"(Noo Trybe) No. 5 3. Janet Jackson "Runaway" (A&M) No. 1 4. Michael Jackson "You Are Not Alone"(Epic) No. 3 4. Michael Jackson "You Are Not Alone"(Epic) Last Week: No. 4 5. Sophie B. Hawkins "As I Lay Me Down" (Columbia) No. 6 5. Prince "I Hate U" (Warner) New Entry if 6. Bone Hmgs-N-HARMONY "1st of Tha Month" (Ruthless/Relativity)No. 7 6. The Groove Theory "Tell Me" (Epic) No. 9 ' r-.-j TVU-STINGSTO 7. Del Mtri'Roll To Me" (A&M) Noll 7. Brian McKnight "On the Down Low"(Mercury)No. 8 8. Natalie Merchant "Carnival" (Elektra) No. 8 8. Deborah Cox "Sentimental" (Arista) No.10 NEXT 9. Brandy "Brokenhearted" (Atlantic) No. 9 9. Immature "Feel the Funk" (MCA) New Entry 10. lisa Loeb and Nine Stories "Do You Sleep?" (Geffen) No. 31 10. The Dov Shack "Summertime in the LBC" (RALAsiand) New Entry

©King Features Weekly Service •« ^SMBXtfffitf October 9, ig»95 7 October 9, may end up eating your words, so stay off the subject of money with St believe the rumors. Your friends, it will cause hard feelings, ability to have fun has won ydu VTM>\ VL MEWS truly good friends. CAPRICORN (December 22 - January 20) LIBRA INTERNATIONAL Vitamin A linked to birth defects You may come up with a brilliant ARIES dreamed of. (September 24 - October 23) BOSTON - Surprisingly born to women who take March of Dimes Birth study of nearly 23,000 scheme to improve your money low doses of vitamin A - as more than 10,000 units of Defects Foundation, cau- pregnancies, they estimat- (March 21-April 20) situation - now you just have to CANCER Things will be quite lively little as the amount con- vitamin A will have a birth tioned that the news should ed that only five or six see if it works. Your plans to •*.<• -I. It will be a big help if you first (June 22 - July 23) between you and your partner or tained in two or three mul- defect as a result: The not prompt women to shun babies were harmed by vit- listen to what others have to say mate Pay attention to subtle improve your life find approval tivitamin pills - may problems involved malfor- vitamins. Women are rou- amin A. before you get your own views It's a good idea to put your best details and suggestions, and don't from people that you discuss them increase the risk of birth mations of the face, head, tinely urged to take an To be safe, experts sug- ° *_'___ _ -«-• . -^ ..^4.1. n-^A j[•!* • wilTAnll feeratall greatfrroot*. PaDOTy; across. The optimistic attitude foot forward, especially dealing miss the wonderful opportunities t NEWS BRIEFS . defects when taken early in heart and nervous system. ordinary multivitamin gest that women check that follows you will help to make with others; being helpful towards which are heading your way. Use attention to your homeiite, tnings pregnancy, a major study their multivitamin bottles you look and feel your absolute those looking for advice will work your natural balance and judge- may get interesting. QUAKE JOLTS RATTLED found. "...one of every 57 babies born to to make sure vitamin A best. Friends are caring, so wel- wonders for everyone involved, ment in the workplace, and don't levels do not exceed 5,000 AQUARIUS The research concludes women who take more than 10,000 come their help and advice. Avoid jumping to conclusions act to quickly, AREA NEAR TOKYO that anything more than international units, the cur- about anything right now - it may (January 21 - February 19) TOKYO - Villagers on a small island off central 10,000 international units units of vitamin A will have a birth rent U.S. recommended TAURUS keep you from making an error. SCORPIO dietary allowance, or You are feeling ambitious, so Japan began cleaning up Saturday after a strong earth- of vitamin A each day may defect as a result" (April 21 - May 21) (October 24 - November 22) quake the night before toppled refrigerators and stone be dangerous to the fetus. "Any woman who may every day if they are think- RDA. They should also LEO channel some of that intense, take no more than one a emotional energy into an impor- fences and set off several landslides. Ordinary multivitamins become pregnant should be ing about getting pregnant, ill Get used to a new flow of emo- (July 24-August 23) Communications and travel are Police on Kozu Island, worst hit by Friday's magni- and this advice has not day and not combine them highlighted. Don't be too sur-tant work project. Feeling especial- sold in supermarkets or aware of the potential risks tional energy which will be present tude 5.6 quake, said there were no reports of injuries changed. with straight vitamin A The week will be fairly routine prised to hear from a friend who ly optimistic about the future - drugstores typically con- of excess vitamin A for the next several months. Your or serious damage to buildings. Indeed, one vitamin, pills. business contacts are cheerful and for you, so it's best to catch up on lives far away. You are coming up this will be a very favorable time tain 5,000 units or less. intake," Dr. Kenneth J. y Aftershocks continued through the night, however, Generic multivitamins pre- Rothman, the principal folic acid, has clearly been In addition, the Boston easy to please, making you look chores that need finishing. with more than your share of for you in every possible way. New and officials warned villagers to be cautious of another scribed for pregnant author, said Friday. shown to prevent neural University researchers sug- P good all around. Stress Is evident, Spending more time at home will imaginative and fairly innovative and interesting people will enter strong quake. women typically contain The work, conducted at tube defects, which are a gested that women be care- so don't let personal and profes- keep everyone happy. Keep your schemes - most won't meet with your life soon. sional issues get mixed. Seismologists were particularly concerned by 4,000 units. Boston University, will be serious form of birth ful combining vitamin sup- thoughts to. yourself, because much approval or interest among Friday's quake because it came amid intense seismic However, some multivit- published Nov. 23 in the defect. plements with large serv- hasty or tacky words on your part your circle of peers. PISCES activity around the nearby Izu Peninsula, which has amin brands, especially New England Journal of Furthermore, women ings of liver, which is high GEMINI could create major problems. (February 20 - March 20) been shaken by more than 8,600 quakes over the past those sold in health food Medicine. Because of its rarely take excessive in vitamin A, or vitamin- (May 22 - June 21) SAGITTARIUS week. enriched cereals. VIRGO Be prepared for anything - there stores, can .have much public health importance, amounts of vitamin A. In (November 23 - December 21) the Boston researchers' Your versatility and quick wit (August 24 - September 23) are very positive changes in your more, and straight vitamin the editors took the unusu- will serve you in more ways than Pay attention and let others do financial situation that are materi- CUBAN EXILES PLAN A capsules may contain as al step of allowing the one ... it will keep you one step Your main focus should be on most of the talking - there is much alizing, so do not be afraid of new THIRD FLOTILLA much as 25,000 units. early release of the study. Teens return $4,104 in wallet ahead. Your mood is a bit sensitive thinking. Someone who is near The research suggests Dr. Richard Johnson, your job. Your thoughtful and very to be learned from listening than GOSHEN, Conn. - Two phone number on an and you' may find yourself taking analytical approach wins praise and dear to you jumps to conclu- MIAMI - Even though their first two flotillas ended that one of every 57 babies medical director of the talking. Your love life is in high 14-year-olds will be mak- enclosed flight itinerary. offense at criticism coming your from a superior. If you jump to sions quickly and is quite a in disaster, Cuban exiles are planning a third to protest gear and will remain this way for ing news in Sweden. Dag Adolfsson had no way. It may be the right time to conclusions about a friend, you grouch; turn on your charm. Fidel Castro's visit to the United Nations possibly on the next, several months. Try to Frustration* anguish over They found a wallet idea the wallet was missing, launch that new project you've Oct.22. Protesters say about 10 boats will travel on Oct. 21 stuffed with $4,104 in cash, and gave the girls a $100 WELCOME WPC ALUMNI as close to Cuba's 12-mile territorial limit as possible, Opal's destruction and returned it Wednesday reward. and broadcast television and radio programming NAVARRE BEACH, Fla. - Also closed were the to its owner, a Swedish "Our families have taught HOMECOMING 1995 denouncing the Cuban leader to the island. Residents of areas hit hard- eastern end of Santa Rosa tourist. us what's right from what's CAFE 361BELMONT A¥E HALEDON 942-3393 "We will be conducting a civilized, peaceful est by Hurricane Opal Island, near Fort Walton "The firstthin g that came wrong," Desiree said. demonstration in the international waters," Ramon pleaded in vain yesterday Beach, and the Holiday Isle to my mind was that we had "Giving it back was the ff UFF'S HAPPY HOUR-MON-FRI NOON TIL 8PM Saul Sanchez, the flotilla's organizer, said Thursday. for a look at what the storm section of Destin, where to get it back to the right thing." 7WOFER DRINKS SZOO, PINTSI2ED DRAFTS $125 "If Castro attacks the flotilla, then, of course, he will did to their homes. Some search-and-rescue teams owner," said Desiree Janet Schmidt, a friend have to answer the world community when he is Adolfsson stayed with .dur- it HAPPIEST HOUR - M0N - FRI 3PM-7PM, -33 BEERS of those allowed to return were going door to door to Cordiero. "We knew we before the United Nations." burst into tears at what they account for about two couldn't keep it." ing his trip to Connecticut, Cuba has indicated it may sink any boat and shoot found. dozen people who hadn't Desiree and her friend, said the Swede was over- u MONDAY'S-FOOTBALL WINGS 2/25, GIANT SUB 9PM down any plane that crosses into its territory. whelmed by the girls' hon- "Let me stay in my been heard from since the Rachel Greene, found the esty. Daily Lunch Specials! home! I don't have any- storm, said Mark Steinman, wallet near the beach at TUESDAYS-COLLEGE NITE-9PMJIAPPY HOUR PRICES "Dag said, "Only in RUSSIA UNVEILS NEW where to go!" Lorraine Okaloosa County's manag- Dog Pond, ALL MIGHT, WINGS V.25, DJJOEY DEE, DANCING, Brown screamed at an offi- er for emergency medical They brought it to America,'" Schmidt said. T-SHIRT RAFFLES, SHOT SPECIALS, .25 BURGERS NUCLEAR VESSEL cial as she waited with service. Desiree's father, Vincent "We thought it reflected very well on Americans' KRONSTADT, MOSCOW - Russia has unveiled nearly 1,000 other He said it was possible Cordiero, who tracked honesty and goodness.'' its first new nuclear missile cruiser since 1989, a war- Pensacola Beach residents those people had simply down its owner from a tele- WEDNESDATS-DAHCE MUSK, DJ TONYr WINGS 2/.25 ship capable of firing at targets up to 10,000 kilome- for permits to visit their left after the hurricane ters (6,000 miles) away. homes for eight hours yes- because of the damage to Poll: Catholics disagree with Pope The 250-meter (yard)-long cruiser Peter the Great, terday. "Why do we have their condominiums. NEW YORK - A new the United States this week, THURSDAYS-LADIES'NITE-HAPPY HOUR PRICES AU manned by a crew of 1,000, left a shipyard this week to stand here in line to go The hurricane roared poll confirms what many has refused to consider NIGHT, DJJOEY DEE, DANCING, T-SHIRT RAFFLE and is to undergo final tests at the Kronstadt naval to our own homes?" ashore with 144 mph wind American Catholics have ordaining women. WINGS 2/.2S, SHOT SPECIALS base just outside St. Petersburg and on the Baltic Sea. Pensacola Beach and gusts, killing 18 people in long believed: A majority On another sensitive It took Russia strong efforts and millions of dollars next-door Navarre Beach, four states. It caused an disagree with Pope John issue, 58 percent of those to come up with the cruiser, which has been stuck in M-F 6AM-2PM on a thin barrier island that estimated $1.8 billion in Paul II on the role of polled said priests should the shipyard for nine years due to the Soviet Union's OPEN FRIDAYS-FREE TACO? mt GIANT SUB 6PM-SPM took the hurricane's full damage to insured property women and married people be allowed to marry -also Sat. 6AM-1PM collapse and a lack of financing. •]•• FISH FRY SPECIAL, DJ FRANK 9PM -PARTY NIGHT! force Wednesday evening, along the Gulf of Mexico, in the church, forbidden by the church - 7 The cruiser carries 20 nuclear guided missiles. Sun. 7AM-12PM remained closed Friday as making it the third-costliest Sixty percent of Catholics and 34 percent said they "This is a great event not only for our fleet but also hurricane in U.S. history. said women should be should not. DAYS SATURDArS-COUEGE FOOTBALL ALL DAY! for the entire country," Andrei Kokoshin, Russia's areas farther from the I Some people who took to allowed to be priests, The poll was conducted deputy defense minister, said on the deck of the cruis- storm's center reopened to WATCH ALL THE GAMES-4 SCREENS a helicopter to see what according to the poll by telephone among a FREE Delivery with '10 purchase er in a special ceremony Thursday. residents. "CLASSK SONG MAN" CLYDE ROBERTS was left of Navarre and released Thursday by CBS nationwide random sample in "Such a ship as the Peter the Great is a powerful Authorities said they Pensacola Beach burst into News and The New York of 1,536 adults on Sept. 18- 595-0806 weapon of Russia's foreign policy diplomacy," he were limiting access to SUNDATS-NFL SUNDAY-DAY AND NIGHT- AU GAMES those with permits to avoid tears, pilot Bill Pullum Times. Another 33 percent 22. The margin of error is said. plus or minus 3 percentage 279 Belmont Avenue, Haledon, NJ 4 SCREEN* FREE GIANT SUjCHtU SPECIAL clogging ruined streets with said. said they should not. points. From News Service Reports. traffic. The pope, who is visiting HALLOWEEN PAKTY-TUE10/319PM" PRIZES! 8 October 9,1995 THE BEACON WE BEACON October 9,1995 9 SEE WHAT'S UP WITH Slumming in the State Opera House of Vienna VIENNA, AUSTRIA - Normally, I won't go near an SAPB singers, not actors, so you have to be really patient with the conductor. Then they motioned for the first violinist opera. It's not that I hate the music -1 don't. In fact, I them. A little helpful opera tip, in case you get confused, to bow, but she was too modest and motioned for the find it relaxing. The problem is I have a hard time relax- is that most plots are just like the ones on "Three's opera stars and the conductor to bow again, which they ing knowing I had to cough up $60 for my ticket. For Company," except that nearly everybody dies in the end. did. that price, if relaxation is the aim, I should get a profes- This opera began with a man wearing tights pretend- Then the conductor motioned for some musicians in OCTOBER 10TH MOVIE: sional massage. ing to chop an imaginary tree with an imaginary ax. He the back to stand up so people could see them for the Only once did I find an opera ticket price I could relate was joined by a male friend also wearing tights who first time and this caused everyone to clap even more. to ... and surprisingly, it was in Vienna, Austria at the burst onto stage with something very important to say, The violinists were clapping for each other by waving State Opera House (Staatsoper). It sounded too good to "WHILE YOU WERE SLEEPING" but stopped himself and sang, I think, a forte - libretto al their bows around. be true; I though I had miscalculated the exchange rate. fresco. The conductor and the opera stars left and we all had I checked again, then bought a ticket to see an opera in n; Billy Pat's $1 Admission Then some women walked on stage and pretended not to clap real hard so that they would come right back and the world's most famous opera house for little over $4. to see the men squatting behind the imaginary tree. They we could clap for them some more. Entrance into Mozart's stomping ground for the price of Free Popcorn and Soda sang a scandalous radicco al dente that the men were not Without missing a beat, they came back. The conduc- a Chicken Chimichanga and medium Slurpee. supposed to overhear, judging from the overacted tor made all the musicians and opera people bow again. There was one minor drawback: my ticket was stand- expressions on the faces of the men, which we could see They were all clapping for each other or symbolically t ! OCTOBER 12TH Lecture: ing-room only... for four hours. At least I wouldn't nod even though our vision was blocked by the imaginary waving their instruments around. off in the middle of the performance. tree. Then the opera stars blew some kisses to the crowd, Ill I went back to the youth hostel to dig some clean After two intermissions plagued by expensive drinks held hands with the conductor, and bowed at the same Pucker Up for The Art of Kissing clothes out of my backpack. There weren't any. I took and long lines for the toilet, the main guy wearing tights time. This sent everyone into a restrained frenzy of clap- i off my jeans, shook them vigorously and put them back put on a hat with horns sticking out the sides, only to ping. With William Cane on. I didn't have time to shower; I just applied some find out that the women had countered this threat by Finally, my prayers were answered and the house deodorant. I grabbed my wrinkled oxford and tried to donning metal breast-plates. So, naturally, he decided to lights came one. We started filing out through the lobby !.<• Student Center 203-205 12:30-1:45p.m. "iron" it with the time-honored technique of tucking the kill himself (the climax.) Fortunately, he sang a mezza- like a herd of aristocrats. Everyone's hands were bright shirt-tails deep into my pants until the fabric was pulled nine-soprano al pacino just before he took the poison, red. I can understand 15 minutes of clapping if you paid I taut, then cinching my belt to secure them. Then I ran which provided just enough time for one of the women $4 for admission. But for the patrons who shelled out OCTOBER 12TH CONCERT: out the door. to return all the way from, I believe, backstage to stop $60 -1 think the performers should clap for them. When I arrived at the "cheap section" I realized I was- him. n't the only opera-goer living out of a backpack. There They fell in love instantly, decided to get married, and Doug Lansky is a travel writer occasionally found in Black Train Jack, Bouncing Souls NJ, were about five of us representing "The Great celebrated by - brace yourself - singing. This was when Minneapolis. Comments are appreciated and can be Unwashed." most of the audience woke up. I sent care of this newspaper of by e-mail: DougDylan andWeston The biggest problem with opera is following the sto- This was also when the clap-marathon began. First, @ aol.com ryline. Since you don't know what they're saying, you the extra opera stars bowed, then the supporting opera ill SC Ballroom 7:30p.m. doors open have to rely on the acting. And as it turns out, these are stars, then the two main stars, then the female star and Show 8:00-ll:30p.m. $3 WPC Students $5 Non Students, Advanced sales for Untruth, Injustice and the Simpson way By Tom Troncone Police Department. They strong as ever. When I learned the contents.of the garment bag? the most pushed-down-our- WPC Students only at Info desk accused, in the personification of that the jury had reached a ver- Cochran, Bailey, and company throat media event of our time. The last scenario that I would irony, that this law enforcement dict in less than four hours, I was had succeeded in pulling off one We were all guilty of feeding have imagined upon viewing agency, made out by the defense sure of their return. Guilty. of the greatest cons in history. into it, in turn feeding it. OCTOBER 23RD COME & BE A STAR Orenthal James Simpson being as bumbling fools, possessed the As I sat in Billy Pat's, along The system simply got taken for Do not think that the govern- pursued on the freeway last June brains to fabricate tons upon with over a hundred others, to a ride by people who understand ment did not love this trial, they Make your own video $1 per tape in a white Ford, gun poised at his tons of evidence. hear the decision, the word it's inner workings better than did. It provided a curtain for head, was that, some 16 months What is more is that, in order "guilty" was all that I could anyone. them to hide behind, doing noth- SC Ballroom 12:00-4:00p.m. later, the former gridiron icon for this department wide frame imagine coming out of the fore- Black or white, it does not ing worth doing. They were li would be escorted home by L.A. to be logical, the LAPD officers man's mouth. matter. We should all be furious happy to let this drag on as long law enforcement authorities in would have to be willing to put But when the words "not at this verdict because it reas- as possible because it meant that f OCTOBER 24TH MAGIC: another white Ford. their careers and families' secu- guilty" were uttered, my heart sures us all that money can buy they did not have to do anything In the eight months of trial rity on the line to pin the crime dropped into my stomach. As the freedom. This is not a victory for productive and most people on Simpson. It would mean that With a Soulful Touch that ensued I was shown, as was camera moved to the Goldman anybody. The, system will con- would not know. almost every member of the everyone else, jury included, a family, tears filled my eyes. All I tinue to push the poor and voice- I mean, its been just short of a department that handled evi- by Phillip Jennings wealth of evidence supporting could picture was those two poor less through it, without much year-and-a-half since the ordeal dence in the case would have to the conclusion that Simpson was people, slaughtered in the prime regard for guilt or innocence. Let began. Can the majority of peo- be in on the coverup. guilty of this brutal act of of their lives, and I almost got us face the facts, you or I would ple speak intelligently about SC Ballroom Common Hour The defense then decided to, in aggression against innocents. sick. have been sitting on death row affairs that directly affect their what was inevitable, turn over What made me even angrier for a while by now. quality of life and what has been I was shown concrete, sub- the "race card" and, in fact, was the reaction of some people Before this, I had little faith in done to stop the misrepresenta- stantial, scientific facts that turned up a racist. Not only a SAT. OCTOBER 28TH TRIP: in the pub, who cheered at the our justice system, now I have tion of our society in our govern- proved, beyond a shadow of a person who discriminated based acquittal. They seemed to forget even less. A hard blow was dealt ment? doubt, Simpson's guilt. The on race, but a mean-spirited, that two people lay dead and this to the heart of the American peo- Sadly, the answer is no. It will Come get Spooked on the DNA, the limousine driver, the vicious racist; a man who does circus had led nowhere. ple and the American way. trail of blood, and the defen- not deserve to have his name continue to be no until we refuse There were so many lingering Countless numbers have been Great Adventure Fright Fest dant's past history of domestic printed in these pages. But does to accept this bile brand cf aver- i •? questions that plagued me in the . convicted on a tenth of the evi- violence assured, to me, the this necessarily erase all of the sion for the mind. days following the verdict. dence in this case. Leave at 10:00 a.m. at Lot 5 returning of a guilty verdict. evidence presented, absolutely Either way, though, we must Would a man who was innocent The people, case seemingly in not. But I can only wish that the continue to remember Nicole Departs Park at 10:00 p.m. hand, ended their arguments, of this horrendous crime attempt American public, pro or con, Brown and Ronald Goldman and confident in the thorough job I was then amazed when to flee with a gun to his head and was so passionate on issues of hope that they rest peacefully. jj ^Tickets on sale now* at Info Desk they did. I knew then that it was Judge Lance Ito allowed a suitcase full of cash after leav- real importance. More people We must also remember that the time for the defense goliaths, Simpson to stand in open court ing a sketchy, borderline suicide had opinions on this trial than final judgement of Orenthal and proclaim his innocence Students $18 Non-Students $21 who were sure to show solid evi- note note behind? I think not. the last Presidential election. If Simpson has not yet be rendered. without the people being dence pertaining to Simpson's Furthermore, why was this not we could get this worked up over allowed to cross-examine him. innocence. allowed to be presented as evi- say, the devastation of our envi- Tom Troncone is a student at This was terrifically poor judge- Don't forget to Cast Instead, more out of despera- dence? Why was Al Cowlings ronment, the plight of the home- WPC and Sports Editor of The ment by the weary judge. Homecoming tion than strategy, they enacted not on the witness stand? Where less, you name it, we'd all be Beacon. The views expressed Your Vote for an elaborate conspiracy theory The "Dream Team" rested and was the prison guard that over- much better off. are his and do not necessarily King and Queen and blasted the Los Angeles the jury went into deliberation, heard Simpson proclaim his It is not entirely our fault, represent the views of the paper my confidence in a conviction as guilt to Rosie Grier? What about though. This was one of, if not or its staff. WE BEACON October 9,1995 10 October 9,1995 WE3EAC0N

Yoni Greenbaum Tracy Bodoff BDITOR-IN-CHJEF Jack Gillick Change in course evaluations suggested Copy EDITORS A few thoughts about the verdict Ebundedjin 1936 Ary Nussbaum Editor, The Beacon: out course evaluations throughout the semester; I closer to the end of the do not believe that I was no celebrations, no glee can refinements designed to protect case for real justice to take INSIDER EDITOR Gena Zak THE FOLLOWING ARE At the end of the most publi- As a first year graduate semester when we, as stu- able to give an adequate cized trial in history, a jury of 12 change that. Drowned out by the the citizen from a capricious and place. PHOTO EDITOR Tom Troncone student, I have filled out dents, would have a better course evaluation after EXCERPTS FROM EDITORI- citizens pronounced Buffalo exultations is a much more vengeful sovereign. They may ^ ; • SPORTS EDITOR only attending three of four football hero O.J. Simpson not telling sound: the sobs of the vic- not ensure a universally popular CHICAGO TRIBUNE Yoonhee Lee many course evaluations understanding of the cours- ALS IN U.S. NEWSPAPERS es we were taking. The sessions. guilty of the murder of Nicole tims' families. They were weep- result or even just one, but they DESIGN DIRECTOR during my undergraduate ABOUT THE O.J. SIMPSON! studies. However, there reply was there was only It would prove more ben- Brown Simpson and Ronald L ing not only for Nicole Brown exist to guarantee a fair trial to What, one wonders, was the was one distinct difference one time per semester the eficial to the entire college VERDICTS. Goldman. Simpson and Ron Goldman, but rich celebrities and common source of the jury's reasonable between those I've filled evaluations were given out. community if the students It's over. Simpson is free. also for Justice in America. folks alike. They should not doubt in the Simpson case? ... out at WPC and those I've I understand the necessi- were asked to fill out a fol- THE LOS ANGELES TIMES: In a case built on circumstan- ...The system has spoken. Not lightly be changed in reaction to Until the jurors speak publicly, Tuesday - The verdict is in filled out elsewhere - this ty of the course evaluation low-up evaluation closer to tial evidence without an eyewit- eloquently, however, and not a single verdict. no answer can be more than ^ • speculation... Even before hear- For a moment we were all together. Long before the media showed us how was the first time I have form, and I believe it can the end of the semester. I Los Angeles wakes up today to ness or a weapon, the jury effec- persuasively. A trial that lasts ing from the jurors, however, Black and white gathered in Billy Pat's, separate we should be, it was telling us ever been asked to fill out a be a major assistance to the also believe that it would an unsettling reality: It is a city tively said, yes, there was a rea- nine months is dismissed in less CHARLESTON (W.VA.) DAILY some lessons can be gleaned Wayne Hall, the TV lounges-anyplace what a bad moment this should be. course evaluation after college when determining provide more insight for in a nation so divided that we sonable doubt that Simpson than four hours of deliberations. MAIL from the Simpson trial. where the verdict could be watched To a. large extent we have listened; we only three or four class ses- which faculty are perform- the professors and the cannot even agree on what we knifed the two to death. Clearly, the jury made up its It's over. It took too long. The and/or heard. Together we stood, sat, have proved the mainstream media right. sions. ing as they should or administration involved if all see when we all see the same Americans - caught up in a mind long before the lawyers fin- American justice system at work One is about the importance paced in silence, wonder or prayer. For a We, black and white, at William Paterson When I inquired as to beyond expectations. My the second evaluation picture. The acquittal of O.J. trial as never before - had vary- ished. That makes the decision was sometimes silly, often bor- of cleansing police departments short time we even spoke to each other: College are miles apart.' We watched why we were filling them only question is, how are included a comments sec- Simpson is a verdict that dis- ing opinions about the strength more fitting for talk-radio than ing, always irritating. American of poisoned apples like Mark "What do you think? " their example, found it easy to follow and out so early in the semester, we supposed to evaluate a tion so they may receive pleases many. ... But the of the prosecution's case. A bat- the court system the Founding jurisprudence at its worst, peo- Fuhrman. Any prosecution that "Theprosecution blew it!" have done so. The ease of not speaking I was told the processing course and its professor more complete input from American system of justice puts tery of skillful defense lawyers Fathers envisioned.... ple said. relies on the work and word of a "The defense doesn't have a chance." is easier than the effort of speaking. took a long time, so they when we are not even half the students. a very heavy burden on the state succeeded in casting doubts over // O.J. didn't do it, who did? It certainly has its faults. creature so malign and morally Then, for a short time, we were all quiet We chose to use the verdict as a reason needed to get them filled way through the course? As to prove guilt beyond a reason- much of it. So the result is within Maybe the LADP ought to be out Witnesses sold their stories to deformed as he is will be in trou- with anticipation. During 'those to party, or a reason to deepen our hatred. out as soon as possible. I well as remaining status Shannon Roper able doubt. ... reason and understandable. hunting the one-armed man.... tabloids. Judge Ito didn't take a ble from the start - and moments, those ten minutes we listened It would have been too difficult or dan- also asked if we would be quo, some courses get bet- Graduate Student One of the more repellent Even so, the verdict is subject ^ : >- strong enough hand to keep the deservedly so. as one. gerous to organize a talk on your floor, a given the opportunity to fill ter and some get worse Communication Arts reactions to the verdict was the to second-guessing because of THE WASHINGTON POST trial moving. Another is about the educa- The verdict was announced, the jury gathering of your club or a forum on loud cheering that erupted in the the speed with which the jury And in the end, the life of tional value of televised trials. had spoken. As quickly as we gathered, campus. Should we blame Fuhrman? street outside the court and else- reached its decision. There were With all this baggage, it was Nicole Brown Simpson, who had For all the foolishness and so many people in so many places, so to Why students where when the verdict was 40,000 pages of evidence and probably inevitable that millions predicted that her abusive hus- excess that occurred outside the So we live a community divided. A Editor, The Beacon: Now think about this: did we disperse once the words hit us. In unsealed by Judge Lance A. Ito. more than 1,000 exhibits. There of Observers would have been band would kill her, didn't count courtroom, that single, remote- group of people willing to follow any How does racism and the an instant, we were separate, Black - should stay The cheering, even for Simpson was a lot to chew on. Yet the jury disappointed ho matter how the for anything. Neither did the life controlled camera inside the example, even if it is a bad one. I'm angry that O.J. was hatred it engenders affect White. fans, was wildly inappropriate reached a verdict in less than case came out. Yesterday's of Ron Goldman. courtroom allowed more "It's the power of the media" one acquitted, not because of your perceptions, deci- We did not achieve this divisiveness on Editor, The Beacon: considering the unfathomable four hours. Perhaps stories from acquittal of Mr. Simpson cer- ^ ^. Americans than ever before to astute observer commented. Well if it is the color of his skin or sions, and life? It's said our own, with the help of the media the Each of us has someone, anguish of the Brown and the jury room will shed light on tainly stunned and disappointed witness the justice system at that easy to listen to the media, then lis- mine, but because a man that some people see the LONG BEACH (CALIF.) distance between blacks and whites was be it a good friend or sig- Goldman families. Two young the brevity of their deliberations. those who thought the govern- work If what they saw was less ten to the good and disregard the bad. that was supposed to be a world through rose-colored PRESS-TELEGRAM exaggerated; media coverage showed an nificant other, with whom people were murdered with terri- But, at the moment, what the ment's evidence was overwhelm- than edifying, the fault is not the While The Beacon is not the main- "professional," and a man glasses. Isn't it just as bad all black audience cheering the verdict we had to parlour separate ble brutality and a killer is on case most clearly demonstrates ing, even as it satisfied those camera's but the system's. stream media, it is still the media. V that was entrusted by the to have your perceptions For a jury to declare O.J. and a white audience in shock and disbe- ways with, but as a symbol the loose. ... is that the failure of careful knd who believe that the system - and The Beacon realizes that we, society public with their protec- altered by the bloodshot Simpson not guilty in the face of lief. Suddenly, we were miles apart. of our devotion to each The public and the political rigorous police work opens the in particular the Los Angeles THE BOSTON HERALD must gather together more, not just for tion, allowed his own per- haze of racism and preju- such overwhelming forensic evi- There have been a few moments in his- other we decided we would leadership of this troubled city path to doubt in any murder Police Department - is so rotten the bad, but for the good. We must talk sonal biases and opinions dice? I ask this question of dence, the only obvious conclu- tory in which we have gathered together. to each other, no matter what the effort. always remain in close must come to grips with how a prosecution. and biased as to provide room So this is how the Trial of the to affect his credibility as everyone and not just one sion one can make is that this The announcement of the verdict of the While gathering and talking will not heal association. In other case that at first raised pointed ^— ; _—• for a reasonable doubt in any Century ends. With a three-hour an investigator of unlawful group in particular. Lose was not a true murder trial. Simpson jury, the media had told us (long divisions overnight, they will put us, words, we vowed to VISIT issues of domestic violence case where race is a factor. deliberation and a loud and acts. Therefore, he may the emotional baggage and THE (BALTIMORE) SUN Indeed Ronald Goldman and before the actual verdict) was to be one of society, on the right road. EACH OTHER ON toward women could ultimately It is only speculation that the clear message about the sorry have potentially allowed a judge people by the quality Nicole Brown Simpson were the those moments where we would always WEEKENDS. have turned into a sad commen- Now that the verdict is in, jurors, nine African Americans, state of race relations in this If you don't want to think for your- man suspected of murder- of their soul, not by the victims of a murder, but they remember where we were, "like when But, next weekend is dif- tary on American racial divi- some jurors may feel inclined to two Caucasians and one country. selves, then listen to us. Before it is too ing two innocent victims to became the victims of something Kennedy was killed," or "when the ferent; it's WPC's home- temporary container it sions. let the public in on the reasons Hispanic, came to their conclu- Two young people are dead, late. slip by the true scrutiny of much greater. With all respect to Challenger space shuttle exploded," coming weekend. What comes in. ... (A)pparently the jury mem- and the internal debate, short as sion by that route, but it is likely. brutally hacked to death on a the American justice sys- the parents of Goldman and does that mean to the aver- bers, nine of them African it was, that led to their decision. We hope that they will speak out Simpson, the obvious fact is that warm night in June 1994, and tem. Think about it. J.D. Klim age student? That gives all Americans, were inclined _ out This will be an important part of in the coming days and that they your son and daughter became apparently no one did it, certain- significant reason to stay of personal experience or per- the long process of digesting the will be candid about their rea- ly not Orenthal James Simpson. Wednesday - Pilgrim of Peace have hundreds of our fel- pride and respect for our the casualties of a war, a race on campus. ception to suspect that Los societal overtones of "the O.J. soning process. But it is already That's what a jury of his peers low students who go out fellow students and pack war of sorts. This battle was "Peace, it is peace which must guide peace. What other individual--or group Why should I stay on Angeles police officers were Simpson Murder Case." clear that the culture of the tol.d us _ a jury supposedly of 12 every day physically and the stands and extend fought in the theater of a Los the destinies of people." Pope Paul VI for that matter-has such a proverbial campus, you ask yourself. capable of planting evidence Like similar trials of great LAPD and the character of some good people and true. mentally challenge them- Pioneer spirit to our ath- Angeles courtroom. And justice resounded this message in his address to impact on the improvement of society? I will answer that question. and abusing people of color, notoriety, whether the focus is on of its officers had a profound got lost in the din and smoke. ... We'd like to think justice the United Nations exactly 30 years selves, and for what rea- letes and their families. even a celebrity like Simpson. ... The truth is-people admire, respect Although, I am not a stu- religion, or ideology, or sedition, effect on the outcome of the trial. This war is nothing like the can't be bought. That even the before the arrival of Pope John Paul II sons: to establish team- Thank you in advance for (The prosecution) case was and love the Pope as a symbol of peace dent athlete, I do live with or immigrants, or race, or what- highly improbable physical con- best legal team, the best investi- last Wednesday. work. Who does this bene- your support and pride. undermined by sloppiness by and as a leader of many individuals a very dedicated soccer ever, the Simpson case will raise Even though the case has been frontation, predicted by militant gators, the best experts can't Arriving in the United States on the fit? WPC, the students, the Los Angeles Police Department searching for peace. A promising beacon player. No we don't have a questions that rightly need completed from a legal point of racists. This one has raged in the pervert our system of justice. We 50th anniversary of the United Nations, staff and the campus as a Respectfully, officers and criminalists and the of hope, the pontiff has a message to division one top 10 in the examination. But not too much view, it will continue to have an United States for a couple of were wrong. Pope John Paul II strives to continue the whole. Alex Malino county coroner's office, and by deliver, and Americans were listening Big East teams, but we do right away. impact on American society, centuries and continues to rage We'd like to think that justice efforts taken to promote an environment So, lets all show some SGA President. continuing concern about last week. This is a time to pause, to first, because so many millions today in the hearts and minds of is colorblind too - that the unde- conducive to world peace. racism within the police force. During his opening address, the Pope regain perspective, to accept watched the proceedings and many black and white niable racism of one witness, The best evidence in the world People of many cultures and religions recognized America as a growing nation that justice is not always perfect- formed strong opinions about Americans. It's a war of emo- one police detective, wouldn't will not stand up in court if the came to see the pontiff on his first visit to noting our widespread influence politi- ly served in an imperfect world how it was handled and conclud- tions. It's a war of opinions. It's change that. Mark Fuhrman jurors have doubts about its New Jersey. Not only Roman Catholics cally, economically, and militarily. With and to give those 12 jurors the ed, and second, because those a war of facts vs. feelings, rights should indeed be called to integrity. ... rejoiced for the presence of the pilgrim of this he urged American families to retain presumption that they did their who were shocked by the verdict vs. responsibilities, one person's account for his failings, but not ~4 . *~ peace. their compassion, generosity and concern honest best under difficult cir- are likely to demand wholesale truth in experience vs. another's. here, not now. Justice ought not Pope John Paul U, now 75 years of age, for others. THE BUFFALO (N.Y.) NEWS cumstances. revisions in the criminal justice In numerous polls taken across be about settling racial scores. has spoken his missive in over 90 coun- A representative of life as it should be, system. the country, the overwhelming ... If no one beat Rodney King, tries including every continent, aside Pope John Paul It's challenge can and It was a long and tortuous NEW YORK DAILY NEWS This is a dangerous enterprise majority of blacks felt that O.J. then how could anyone have form Antarctica. should be met by each and every journey from the nationally tele- at a time when emotions run Simpson was innocent. The over- killed Nicole Brown Simpson? Strong and persevering, the Pope American regardless of their individual OUT! vised Bronco ride on the night of The Trial of the Century has high. The protections afforded whelming majority of whites felt This is how our racial divisions should be regarded as the world leader beliefs. June 17, 1994, to the courtroom ended in the Travesty of the defendants in American courts that O.J. Simpson was guilty. ... have made a mockery of justice. tension of Tuesday afternoon. Century. No amount of cheering, are the result of centuries of Race mattered too much in this The Beacon welcomes letters from readers. Letters must include writer's name, address and telephone number. We regret that we cannot acknowledge unpublished It is the hope of The Beacon that this page will come to be a place for members of the William. Paterson Community to express their thoughts and feelings on a variety of issues. As letters. Those selected may be shortened for space reasons. Fax letters to (201) 595- such, we welcome and encourage your submissions. Whether essay, poem, or drawings, this is your space. 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