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Seeking Truth, Justice and Equality

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PIA BRADY because they "benefit the commu• helping Student Government with that has the most volunteers will Editor-in-Chief nity and everybody." Locket also the blood drive should contact win a pizza party," said Lockett. said Student Government has been Lockett at 742-3591 or call exten• Lockett also said the University JStudent Government and the sponsoring blood drives for the sion 3593. Members of the cam• department that donates the most American Red Cross will be spon• past 10 years. pus community that either donate blood will also receive a pizza soring their third blood drive of the Lockett said the campus com• blood or assist Lockett with the party. First-time donor's names are academic school year from 9 a.m. munity is being encouraged to give program are eligible to receive a placed in a pool to receive a prize, to 3 p.m. on Feb. 15 and 10 a.m. blood because there is a "an over• prize. Lockett said three contests which may be anything from a To Your Heart to 4 p.m. on Feb. 16 in the Chest• all shortage of blood nationwide." are being held which involve stu• stuffed toy to McDonald's cou• nut Room of Kilcawley Center, This quarter Lockett is asking or• dent organizations, University de• pons. GIVE BLOOD Tarena Lockett, secretary of Com• ganizations to participate and help partments and first-time donors. Student Government usually munity Affairs and coordinator of the Red Cross. "We need as much "The student organization that meets its quota for donating blood. its quota with 106 percent. Lockett the event said Student Government help as we can get," said Lockett. donates the most blood will win However Lockett said there was a is hoping the blood drive will be continues to sponsor blood drives Anyone who is interested in $100 and the student organization year when the organization passed just as successful this quarter. Stu Gov Approves

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PIA BRADY tions are "open to everyone", thus Editor-in-Chief permitting all YSU students an opportunity to take part in a con• A report was submitted by the ference. Beckett also said educa• Financial Appropriations Commit• tional conferences "do enhance the tee at yesterday's Student Govern• body of YSU, (because students . ment meeting which listed a sug• are) representing the University in gested allotment of funding for an intercollegiate spectrum." student organizations. The repre• Mareen Dellapenna reminded sentative body supported the re• Student Government members port and the funding of the orga• that they had been allocating funds nizations. The Political and Legal for educational conferences since Society received $100, Sigma Pi the begining of the academic year. Alpha received $60, the Associa• Other funding stipulations tion for Systems Management $50, were also disscussed at yesterday's The American Society for Me• meeting. Jeff Vanik, F&PA, chanical Engineers received $100 Represritative, wanted to know if David Caleris ' and Kappa Delta Pi received $88. the funding which was to be used Catherine and Norman Schonut relax at the International Coffee Hour, which is held every Thurs• However, before funding was for a student concert could be day in DeBartolo Hail. See story on page 3. approved, Student Government given to student organizations. members debated the necessity of Vanik said some students and or• funding educational conferences. ganizations have fantastic program National Newscaster Visits Alan Rea, Graduate Representa• (ideas) that could benefit every• tive, questioned whether Student one." Dr. Raymond E. Dye, V.P. SUSAN SCAGGS Youngstown. She will present her anchor on its Early Morning News. Government should allocate of Student Affairs, and Student Assistant News Editor lecture on adoption and her career. From CBS, Daniels traveled money to conferences unless all Government adviser, said Presi-. as a newswoman at 7 p.m. on Fri• to NBC. Here she worked as a YSU students are, eligible to attend dent Cochran had allocated $15. day, Feb. 18 at Stambaugh Audi• Faith Daniels, reporter for the news anchor and feature reporter the conference. Dave HAH, V.P. thousand for a campus concert be-; evening newsmagazine, Dateline torium. for the Today Show. supported Rea. He said he be• cause he believed the campus was NBC who spent the first few After graduating with honors Tickets to the lecture are $15 lieved it would be "more benefi• "lacking in a campus wide" con• months of her childhood in an or• from Bethany College in West Vir• cert program. and can be purchased at the door. cial" for the university if those or• phanage, will speak about her tes• ginia, Daniels began her reporting ganizations that did receive fund• Following the lecture, a wine re• Dye said Cochran is still in• timony to Congress where she at• career in Peoria, IL and then went ing for confrences would share tempted to make the adoption pro• ception with Daniels will be held terested in discovering how Stu• on to Columbus. their education from the confrence cess easier. at the Youngstown Club. The.cost dent Government is progressing Daniels left Columbus to with others in the YSU commu• is $25 per person and reservations with coordinating a concert. Dye Daniels will speak as part of work at Pittsburgh's WTAE-TV. It nity. also said the funding given for this the Town Hail XXV lecture series was here that CBS News spotted can be made by calling promoters Todd Beckett, A&S, Repre• sponsored by the Junior League of her and asked her to become an at 533-2715. sentative, said student organiza• See APPROVAL page 12 2 THE JAMBAR February 8,1994 During Black History Month: Moments In African American History s J AD A BRADY own right. What even fewer people joined the French Revolution. latto as a result of his parents Lady of the Camellias. This book Staff Reporter know is that all three were black. When first entering the army he mixed marriage. His mother was is often remembered as Camille, The first Dumas was born to changed his name to Dumas (only a French lady, Marie-Louise the much acclaimed movie staring

The Count of Monte Christot the French marquis, Dumas Davy keeping the first part of his father's Laibouret. He was named Greta Garbo and Robert Taylor. The Man in the Iron Mask, The de la Paiileterie and a black slave- name). He changed his name be• Alexander Dumas Davy de la This same story was also turned Three Musketeers, and The Lady girl, Cassette Dumas, in San- cause his father disapproved of the Paiileterie. into the famous opera La Traviata. of the Camellias: all of these great Domingo, Haiti. enlistment. This Dumas was the author of The most famous part is literary works were written by the He was recognized as the In the army, Dumas became a famous classics such as: The where Maurqurite dies from tuber• much acclaimed writer Alexander marquis' son and educated as one. general and also commander-in- Count of Monte Cr'tsto, The Three culosis after her Jover comes to Dumas. AH were made into clas• It is said that his mother and fa• chief of the Army of the West her. sical movies, including the recent Musketeers, and The Man in the ther were married and has never Lady of the Camellias was remake of the Three Muskateers. Pyrenees. Dumas also fought un• Iron Mask. AH of these books have been proven false. based closely on a love affair in What many people do not know is der Napoleon in Egypt. He was been made into movies many After his mother's death, the Dumas fils own life with that there were three Alexander famous for his bravery, leadership times. Unlike The Three Muske• marquis took him to his native land Alphonsine Plessis. The young Dumases (grandfather, father and skills and exploits. He was even teers made into a film this year, of France. It was here that Dumas loved the courtesan but she son). All three were famous in their Alexander changed his name and kept in a Naples prison. Dumas novel was not a comedy. left him and loved Franz Liszt who It was in the hopes of equal• Besides those works Dumas was older and more established. ity that Dumas and other black also wrote many poems, plays and Students Interested in Women's Studies, On this woman's grave sons of French noblemen fought other novels. Readers of that time Dumas fils would lay camellias. in the French Revolution. At that and his friend, Victor Hugo, the Soon this became a fashion and There will be an Informal Get Together in the Faculty time it was the custom for French author of the classic The Hunch• people began placing flowers on noblemen to educate and bring back of Notre Dame, marveled at Lounge, First Floor, Debartolo Hall to Discuss Women's the grave everyday. Countess Nera their black sons to France. his ability to do so. He died Dec. Studies Courses for Spring Quarter, 1994. de la Jonchere visited the tomb al• The second Dumas was born 5, .1970. most every day for years. This be• in Villers-Cotterets, France on July The last Dumas was his son, havior continues today. Thursday Aft irnoon * Jeb. 10,1994+2 p.m. 25, 1802. It was he who was des• commonly referred to as Eventually Alexander Dumas tined to write the majority of the Alexander Dumas fils (French for Sponsored by Center for Women's Studies fils married Princess Naryschkine literary works. He also was a mu• son). It was he who wrote The in 1864. He died Nov. 28, 1895. - What is important to remem• ber is that these were three differ• ent people who all achieved fame. What is even more important is that all three were black and not only contributed such great liter• ary styles to their people but also to the world. In France there is a monument dedicated to Dumas pere (the fa• ther) and also a street Dumas which is named after all three.

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KILCAYVLEY STUDENT EMPLOYEE MODELS Jim "Diesel" Mascardine»Sr„ Computer-Info. Systems; Sponsored by YSU George Baker, Sr.. Secondary Education; Sonia Rodriguez, Student Activities ; Jr., Fashion Merchandising. February 8,1994 THE JAMBAR **** The New Music Society J ADA BRADY International Coffee Hour is Talking to the students and the Staff Reporter sponsored by the Mahoning hostess is the best thing about Cof• County United Nations chapter. fee Hour. Students can learn about presents While many people at this Sponsoring the different interna• their culture and ask them about University talk about diversity and tional students attendance at the current events in their respective multiculturalism, very few know United Nations in another respon-' country. The students talk about about a special event thai takes sibility of the chapter. Atone their countries and clarify miscon• place every Thursday at YSU. Coffee Hour students from Leba• ceptions that people have about From 3 to 5 p.m. on Thurs• non, India, Hong Kong, Japan, them. days in Room 121 and 122, Palestine, Northern Korea, Hun• American students who come DeBartolo Hall, an International gary, plus two each from Greece also can discuss their culture and Coffee Hour is held. and Austria attended. Dell'Arco help the.students understand Foreign students of YSU and herself is from Itlay. ; American society better. Wednesday, February 9th a few American students talk, play Birthdays are celebrated here, One student from Palestine, 8p.m. too. The hostesses will bake a cake Elias Mashrisky, sophomore, en• games, eat baked goods and drink Bliss Recital Hall coffee. They also meet new foreign for the student, and a party will be gineering, explained that YSU stu• students who have come to YSU. held during Coffee Hour. - dents do not really know what for• This concert will feature an evening of Candy Dell'Arco, Catherien One of the first things some• eign students have to offer to YSU. musical works by New Music Society Schonut, and Ruth Shea are the one will ask you to do when you For example, one foreign student members that have light classical, women who set this event up. They arrive is to sign your name and tuition is three times that of a stu• jazz, folk, and dance connections. bake cookies, banana bread, birthday to a piece of paper. This dent from Youngstown and twice brownies and make jello and cof• is done so that if you come regu• as large as that of a student from Guest Soprano/Composer larly the hosts will know when out-of-state. 1 fee and set these goodies up every Deborah Kavasch Thursday. your birthday is and it will be cel• American students at YSU are ebrated as well. Besides birthdays, welcomed and encouraged to International Coffee Hour the students and hostesses also get come and meet these students and was begun 12 years ago by together for holidays such as Hal• learn about them and their coun• Schonut and Lucil Brownlee. loween, Thanksgiving and Christ• tries while they are eating and Cosponsored by Student Government Dell'Arco, who has been a mas. drinking coffee. part of the event for 10 years, said, "They (Schonut and Brownlee) wanted a place where foreign stu• dents could learn about each other and the countries they came from". Schonut herself has never missed a Coffee Hour.

Red Cross

February 15, 1994 9 a.m.-3 p.m. February 16, 1994 10 a.m.-4 p.m. KILCAWLEY CHESTNUT ROOM MM If you would like to help or have questions call: STUDENT GOVERNMENT at3591 or 3594

Feb. 11 begin- v ning at 6:30 p.m. "Fat Tuesday" is q^SO*?^ ^ AMERICAN RED CROSS BLOOD SERVICES on Friday this year at the Newman Center YSU STUDENT GOVERNMENT • Come experience the r In a hurry but want to give blood? Then schedule an appointment I French way of cel• i ebrating Mardi Gras by dropping this key by the Kilcawley Information Center, or call "• 742-3516. with authentic French ;• ;• McDonald's of Mahoning County, crepes, and'other food Name as well as fun and Herb & Nellie Thomas, Owner/Opera• • Phone : tors, Sam Covelli, Owner/Operator, ; games-. -. Date & time you would like to give blood 0

Comments 1 The Newman Center is* 9 directly behind the Wick- * , ^ e r BELMONT GIANT EAGLE ! Pollock Inn. ^ ^ YOU MAY DONATE BLOOD IF YOUR LAST DONATION WAS ON OR BEFORE DECEMBER 21,1993 MMMt THE JAMBAR February 8,1994 ( OPINION Five-time Associated Collegiate Press AH American The Jambar was founded in 1930 by Burke Lyden

Pia N. Brady Editor-in-Chief Cynthia Catheline Cynthia Lovan Managing Editor News Editor Matthew Deutsch Susan Scaggs Assistant News Editor Assistant News Editor Andrea Vagas Kimberley Kerr Entertainment Editor Sports Editor

Susan Berlin Assistant Copy Editor Copy Editor Krista Blankenship

Stu. Gov. Asks For Campus

alentines Day will be approaching soon and people will be expressing their appreciation for one another. However, Student Government and the American Red Cross are providing the V campus community with an opportunity to keep on giving from the heart two days after the holiday. The theme for this quarter1 s blood drive is ""GIVE US THE KEY TO YOUR HEART...GIVE BLOOD." The blood drive will be held from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. VP Of Student Affairs And Stu Gov on Tuesday February 15 and from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Wednesday, Feb. 16. This blood drive will permit the President Write Campus Community campus community to show some school spirit and donate GIVE US THE KEY TO YOUR others. Although there is never a individual who donates blood generously. If you have never donated blood before, now is HEART...GIVE BLOOD That charge for blood itself, and should not be assigned strenuous the perfect opportunity to do so since Northeast Ohio is is the theme for this quarter' sblood replacement never is required, the duties for four hours following. having difficulty meeting the demands of those who are in drive sponsored by Student shelves of the hospitals and blood Please bear this in mind. need of blood. Government and the American Red Just imagine if you or a loved one needed a blood banks will only remain stocked All students are asked to tranfusion and were not able to do so because the American Cross Blood Services. The event with blood if others are willing to participate and support this drive Red Cross had run out of the type of blood you needed. So, will take place on TUESDAY, share. Recently, a person in need by donating blood. Appointments donate genereously and help Student Government and YSU FEB. 15 from 9 a.m. to3 p.m. and of an organ transplant was denied are available and preferred if keep its outstanding record of donating blood. on WEDNESDAY, FEB. 16from that opportunity because the possible. Call the Kilcawley If you're just too afraid to give blood go to the 10 a,m. to 4 p.m. in the Chestnut necessary amount of the blood information desk at x 3516 to do blood drive anyway and volunteer your services. Who Room Extension of Kilcawley type needed was not available in so. knows? You might decide to donate after all. Anyone Center. We are challenging the the area. Remember,. blood Wereallyneedyourhelpand interested in donating blood or assisting with the event entire University community to donated is used by patients who support for this event. If you should contact Tarena Lockett at extension 3516 as soon as participate. Our support has Hvein the Mahoning andTrumbuH would like to help work the blood possible. dwindled significantly overthe last counties and is provided free of drive or volunteer in any way, Letters / Opinion Submissions three years and it is our hope that charge by the American Red Cross please call Tarena Lockett in everyone will show their Penguin Blood Services. Student Government at x3594 as The Jambar encourages letters. All letters must be typed, pride so that wecan meet or surpass double-spaced, signed and must include the writer's telephone Help the.Red Cross keep soon as possible. our goal of 230 units. number. The telephone number is used for confirmation purposes blood available to patients when • Your cooperation and support and will not be published. Proper identification is needed when Currently, Northeast Ohio is ,they need it. Community residents, are greatly appreciated. See you at submitting the letter. All letters are subject to editing and may faced with a blood shortage and not exceed 250 words and should concern campus-related YSU students, faculty and staff the drive! blood becomes available only areurgedto donate blood. Anyone Dr. RaymondE. Dye, V.P. because persons like you care between and ages of 17 and 65 is of Student Affairs enough to roll up their sleeves and eligible to donate, and the process & Mail letters to the editor-in-chief, The Jambar, YSU 410 share this life-giving fluid, may be repeated safely every 65 Wick Avenue Youngstown, Ohio 44555 Scott Sehulick, Student necessary to restore good health to days. Red Cross says that an Government President Dr. Bill Mullen Ginny McKinley Adviser Sales Manager Olga Ziobert Serwaa King Bookkeeper Sales Manager , David Caleris Soyoung Yang Darkroom Technician Darkroom Technician Mike Uhrin Mary-Catherine Uhrin Compositor Compositor

The Jambar is published biweekly during fall, winter and spring quarters and weekly during summer session. The views and opinions expressed herein do not necessarily reflect those of The Jambar staff or YSU faculty, staff or administration. Subscription rates are $15 per academic year, $16 including summer session. WASHN3IOM_ or Anita Bryant. 0, say, did Now, the first temptation is to you hear challenge these critics to find more Natalie significant things to protest—if Cole's protest they must—but other rendition of advice may be more appropriate to "The Star this case. Spangled Like, may be they need to Banner" at come to grips with the fact that the the top of Land of the Free and the Home of Sunday's the Brave is a place of diverse Super Bowl cultures and styles, bound by game? common values but alio wed a range Deborah of ways to celebrate them. Uninterested To those who understand this Mathis already, Cole's arrangement may in the contest—sacrilege!—it was not have been what Kay the only part of the event I watched anticipated, but was every bit as with my husband and children, who authentically American as the way, stayed the course. say, Robert Goulet would have But, for those few moments at sung it had he not forgotten the least, it was a family event and, words. thanks to Cole, it was true quality Black gospel and jazz were time. The singer and her cadre of raised on these shores, grew into Attorney General Reno has contact with any of the people robed youth brought some spirit an art form here, are part of the and splendor to Francis Scott Key' s finally appointed a special counsel named, not Mr. Hao or Mr. Ly national collage, and if someone famous song and traveled the tReed Irvine § and never had any business uses them to dress up a song that to investigate possible octaves smoothly. Anyone who's dealings with the company." exalts the ideal of liberty and justice wrongdoing by President Clinton sung it—or tried to—knows how for all, what's the beef? & Desler had to eat his and other high level government difficult that is. Notably, there was no officials in connection with Jose-pd C Qouiden words after ABC News and As the number ended, with a dickering with the lyrics or even Whitewatergate. Reno had long The Miami Herald reported on melodious band, my husband the main melody. It was rhythm, resisted demands that she take this Sept. 26 that Brownjiad met turned toward me, clutched his harmony and the merger of styles relationship with the present step, arguing that no one would with Hao three times between chest and nodded with heartfelt that made Cole's version different prime minister of Vietnam, Vo appreciation. I nodded back.. from Anita Bryant's straight-laced believe that anyone she appointed Nov. 1992 and Feb. 1993. The Van Kiet. "Fantastic," he declared. approach, which by the way, some would be truly independent. But last meeting involved a Ly told the FBI that "Hmmph," I groaned. might say lacks the soul of such a Reno has bowed to White House luncheon at a Washington Hao negotiated the deal with "Why'd you say that?" asked noble song deserves. But, then, in orders and has asked Robert B. restaurant, followed by a tour the playbook of genuine Brown beginning in Nov. 1992. one of the incredulous children. Fiske, a Republican of good of the CommerceDepartment, "Didn't you like it?" Americanism, straight-laced When Brown was named reputation, to take over the including a visit to Secretary "Oh, yeah; I though it was soulessness counts too. secretary of commerce, Ly said investigation. No one has Brown's office. These great," I said. Point is, whether it's note-for- he realized that he was being complained that Fiske is a Clinton meetings were confirmed by. "Then why'd you say, note as Key wrote it or altered in caught up in big-time corruption 'hmmph'?" or Reno pawn who will do nothing Brown's attorney two days the name or artistic license, "The and that he might end up in jail. "Because, I can just hear the Star Spangled -Banner" is, but whitewash Whitewatergate. later. He submitted his resignation to of fussy-butts complaining about ostensibly, public property. Its Secretary Brown was This demolished Hao when he learned that an the arrangement," I said. "Believe presentation—whether rap or asked about these contradictory it or not, some folks won't get it." Reno's excuse for not account had been opened in the rockabilly—is optional, the statements when he appeared Kickoff suspense nipped the essence of freedom. appointing a special counsel to Banque Indosue'z in Singapore investigate the cloud of on CBS's Face the Nation on conversation there. And I, soon Remember, too, that there are with a million dollar deposit, of lost in old "Andy Griffith" corruption that has been hanging Nov. 21. Correspondent Bob a good many people who find the which $700,000 was to be paid espisodes, magazines and song hard to swallow, given the over the head of Secretary of Schieffer said, "You said, or at to Brown. crossword puzzles, let it rest—only distance between what the lyrics Commerce Ron Brown for least your office put out a Ly passed an FBI lie- to find, the next day, the matter of claim and what the reality is. So if nearly a year. In Brown's case, statement, that you had never Cole and Company exploding over detector test, and key elements of any American is moved enough by no one can say that there is no met with this person; then later the airwaves of talk radio. patriotism, by faith, by hope and his story have subsequently been credible evidence of violations your attorney said you'd met Shameful is how some callers by pride to sing it, the idea it confirmed. The FBI found that of criminal laws to trigger such him three times." Brown described the rendition. Vulgar. represents is lifted once again. Vietnam had opened an account an appointment. Unlike replied, "Well, Bob, first, that Disrespectful. Downright Un- To each his own; different in the Singapore bank. It also American. Along these lines, one Whitewater, the Brown case is not true. I respond to the strokes for different folks, and all discovered faxed messages that : man wrote the editorof USA Today that. involves specific charges of allegation — the allegation, I Hao had sent to Vietnam about that the melody demands the But, Natalie, you sang that high-dollar corruption, not repeat, made by one individual his meetings with Brown. Ly had strictest treatment, a la Kate Smith song, girlfriend. merely suspicions incubated by and not at all corroborated by a told them that one of the persons White House intransigence. single other human being on involved in this deal was a man the face of this earth. What I Nearly a year ago a named Marc whose last name he said was I had never had any credible source informed The didn't know. The FBI found that financial or business Miami Herald and the FBI that a Marc Ashton had introduced relationship. I never said I had Brown agreed to promote the ( Brown to Hao and stood to profit not had — I had had no normalization of relations handsomely if the deal went meeting." between the U.S. and Vietnam through. Ashton was the brother- h&m IVr/EW W £ALl£b, BUT /**f£ Neither Schieffer nor in return for the payment of in-law of a woman named Lillian anyone else in the media $700,000 to an offshore bank Madsen, who was such a close pointed out that Brown had account and a share in lucrative friend of Brown's that he personally told Fineman in O0% ox&jpn &RRECTLY! business contracts with ensconced her in a town house July that he couldn't remember Vietnam. he purchased in Washington in ever meeting Hao. No one These charge v/ere Jan. 1993 for $360,000. made by Binh T. Ly, a asked why he never corrected Ly was proving to be Vietnamese living in Florida Desler when he categorically truthful, but the same could not who was the partner of a former denied that Brown had ever be said of Brown. Newsweek deputy prime minister of South met Hao. Secretary Brown's correspondent Howard Fineman Vietnam named Nguyen Van deception enhances the says he dropped his investigation Hao. Hao was one of the few top credibility of.Binh Ly's of the charges last July when South Vietnamese officials, charges and raises the question Brown himself told him that he rewarded with a good job with of what excuse the Attorney couldn't remember ever meeting the Communist regime when it General now has for not Hao. Brown's official conquered the South in April naming a special counsel to spokesman, Jim Desler, told The 1975. Hao developed a close - investigate Ron Brown. Washington Times last May, c 1994. Tribune Media Services "Mr. Brown has never had any 6 THE JAMBAR February 8,1994

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YSU - James Meehan, a 1953 graduate of YSU, will be the fea• tured Williamson Symposium speaker on the topic "Advertising in the '90s - the More Things Change, the More They Stay the Same." The Symposium will be con• ducted at 8 p.m. Wednesday, Feb. 16 in the Cafaro Executive Devel• opment Suite of the Williamson School of Business Administra• tion. As the founder and president of the MODCOM Advertising Agency in Pittsburgh, PA, Meehan Wblfd has produced advertising for such Winner corporations as US Steel and Black and Decker. m Meehan, who has been in ad• Drawing vertising for 32 years, believes that February the key to success in advertising is finding qualified leaders that are Bookstore. Nip professional, decisive and possess• years old or or ing personal integrity. Fill out the atta The Williamson Symposium was established at YSU in 1981 form and bring through an endowment fund pro• YSU Bookstore Kilcciwf Winner need not be present vided by the family of Warren P. Center, to win. Drawlnawillbeat4:00 Williamson Jr. or enter at the pm, February 14,1994, at the The objective of the sympo• YSU Bookstore. You must be sium is to bring business profes• YSU Bookstore Customer 18 years or older to enter. sionals to the YSU campus to share Service Deskl Dinner does not include their expereinces and views with alcoholic beverages or servers tip. Umo service subject to the faculty and students. available dates in February. February 8,1994 THE JAMBAR 7 TERTAINMENT To Motion Picture NICOLE SHEDIO half of the medallion so thathe will "A commercial is so much name of Continental Film Group, as well. "We would like to make Staff Reporter be more powerful.". different from a movie. We only based in Sharon. interactive CD-Roms that will be Pratt said the movie will prob• had two days to shoot, so it was One day Pratt decided to pay used as teaching tools in corpora• JudPratt, senior,F&PA, found ably draw the age group of 13 to 18 sort of rushed. And a commercial the film company a visit. He tions. We hope they will replace knocked on the door and before he himself working on a major pro• year old boys. is very product related." the boring video tapes that em• knew it he was working as a set duction over the summer. "One particluar scene was very When asked where the props ployees are now forced to watch." At the beginning of spring difficult to dress. TheBpathousc* came from, he said, "The furniture dresser on Diary of a Hitman. Pratt said that the good thing quarter last year, Pratt received an scene is the one I'm referring to. came from a rental store, and the When asked what it was like offer to go to Cleveland for three We needed marine stuff that looked rest of the set was built by carpen• the first time he saw his name on about his new business venture is months to work on a major motion old and beaten up, but all we could ters one day before the shooting." the 'big screen' Pratt said, "It was that it will allow him to work in picture. He jumped at the chance, get our hands on were brand new Movies & commercials great. It made me feel like I was Youngstown, so relocation isn't a and was off to Cleveland. things. Finally we found some moving in the direction I wanted to problem for now. things at the Great Lakes Towing Pratt has also dressed on two go." other movies. Public Eye with Joe Dressing the set Co., which is a port for tug boats." At the age of 25, Pratt has Sites on Seattle , Pratt was a set dresser on the Ptsciand Diary of a Hitman, which PrattfurtherexpIainedthat"A three motion pictures and one com• Although Pratt is happy in film Double Dragon, which is due was filmed in the Youngstown- lot of things were shipped from mercial under his belt. What is Youngstown, he admits, "Eventu• out in theaters this summer. Set Sharon area. California. The remainder of the next for this businessman? Right ally, I hope to head to Seattle. It is dressing entails either acquiring or objects for the scenes were either Pratt said he has been lucky now, he is in the process of getting my dream town. It is a beautiful putting together items that need to bought or brand new, or found when it comes to landing jobs in be placed, on the set for different the movie business. involved with the a multimedia place, and an up-and-coming film along the way filming the movie." town." scenes. Pratt's good luck kept com• For Public Eye, he called, the business by the name of Paradigm The movie is based on a video ing. Just before the movie was com• Ohio Film Commission and found Shift. Pratt is happy with the mul• out about the movie. The he de• game, and the plot seems quite pleted he was offered aset dressing "We will be producing CD- timedia endeavor that he is em• action-packed. Pratt described the cided to fax the Ohio Film Com• barking on. He said, "I hope to job for an Ohio Lottery Commer• Roms, highly-developed games plot. "Basically it is two boys that cial. mission his resume. Before he eventually branch into computer knew it, he was working on the and other interactive programs. A are martial arts experts. Their Pratt finished up Double generated special effects." Public Eye. lot of our things will be educa• trainer has half of a power medal• Dragon in one day, and the next Just to hear the enthusiasm in tional information." lion and the bad guy, Kogo Shuko, day he was off to Beechwood Stu• Pratt stumbled upon Diary of Pratt's voice is enough to know has the other half of the medallion. dios in Cleveland to work on his a Hi/man easier than that. He found Pratt said they- are also inter• that he is traveling on the right Kogo Shuko wants to get the other first commercial. out about a film company by the ested in going to the corporate side track.

ANDREA CEJA encourage any YSU student inter• Staff Reporter ested in submitting work to turn in a typed copy to Julie Brown's A nationally distributed re• mailbox in the English department view with a Northwest focus is the in DeBartolo Hall. perfect description of The Oregon So why call it The Oregon Review, a by-yearly publication Review arid not The Ohio Review displaying a combination of Ameri• after our own Buckeye State? One can fiction and poetry. reason is because there already is The review was founded in an Ohio Review. But the main rea• 1993 by Drs. Robert and Julie son is the Browns were born and Brown, English, and is celebrating raised in Oregon. The editor's note its first release in the fall/winter of states,"We have not found, how• 1993. However, the Browns have ever, thatlike Hemingway's Paris, already received fan mail form all Oregon is a moveable feast we over the country complementing take with us wherever we go. It is its unique style. in honor of our beloved home state that we named this journal." The uniqueness of The Or• egon Review derives from the fact Dr. William Greenway, En• Key participants in the New Music Society's Winter Pops Concert prepare for rehearsal. that it focuses on nature, animals, glish, a featured poet in the review, From left to right are Shawn Marko, Dr. Robert Rollin, Jason Howard and Ethan feels that this type of focus is good. ecology and any subject with a Howard. The concert starts at 8 p.m. tomorrow in the Bliss Recital Hall. Northwest setting. He said that in today's society, two The review is published na• things are important, "preserving I FILM REVIEW I . tionally twice a year, in the fall and the uniqueness of the locality of the spring, and is geared toward a where you live and the fact that just more educated audience. Julie because this review is about Or• Added Sarcasm Would Improve Brown says, "It's for people who egon doesn't mean it has to be like to read quality literature." published there." This quality literature can be Greenway also feels the re• submitted by anyone, professional view is a "handsome production." Albert Brooks' I'll Do Anything DONALD HANUSCIN elevatethe film rather than hinder or amateur. The Browns advertise He said there are excellent local must take in the 6-year-old daugh• Staff Reporter it. The major story line of the film in various creative writing maga• poets and some of the best in the ter (Whittni Wright) he hasn't seen is a life imitating art scenario, fol• zines asking for work. They also See OREGON, page 8 in years. There was a little riddle that lowing the exploits of a tortured Just to add fuel to the fire, was probably going around Holly• producer (Albert Brooks) who is wood late last year: When is a being bombarded by a sample Matt begins a relationship with a musical not a musical? When the audience's reactions to his film, studio script reader (Joely musical is Do Anything and and they aren't good reactions. Richardson), who loved him in men, ages 18 to 35, thought the The larger section of the film Platoon (even though he wasn't in songs slowed the film down. follows the life of a would-be ac• the film). She tries to help him get According to the Hollywood tor, Matt Hobbs (Nick Nolte). We a part in her new script, but she rumor mill, it wasn't long after first find him watching an Emmy proves herself to be just another early test screenings that all of the Awards telecast that has him los• player in the system; she refuses to musical numbers of the James L. ing to Powers Boothe, After this set herself away from the crowd Brooks' (Broadcast News and loss, his career only spirals down• and denounces his screen test like Terms of Endearment) new com• ward and eventually he gets a di• the others. edy, were dropped. This is sort of vorce and moves to Los Angeles This film works best when it the reverse of the movie-within- where he will seemingly do any• the-movie in Singin' in the Rain. thing.to work again. concentrates on the seamier side of AU of this seems to make the Matt's life is complicated fur• Hollywood. Like when another Nick Nolte and Whittni Wright star as father and daughter film a little funnier than it actually ther when his ex-wife is sent to jail producer, goes down a list of real is. If this is the case, it can only Matt and Jeannie Hobbs-in I'll Do Anything. for a pension fraud case and he See ANYTHING, page 8 THE JAMBAR February 8,1994

continued from page 7 Are you a full-time student in• actor's names (all being consid• perfected over the years, a com• volved in any extracurricular ac-. ered for a part in a film) and out• pletely insecure and shallow per• tivityatYSU? Are you a member son whose self-centeredness often of a student organization? If so, do lines the reasons they're not sexy you hold any leadership positions enough: "Jeff Daniels, abean pole; gets thebest of him. Kavner, who's inthatorgamzationTHaveyouever Ed Harris, losing his hair; Bob best known as the voice of The been called an over-achiever? - Hoskins, when he takes off his Simpsons' Marge character, has a If so, The Jambar wants you. shirt he looks fur bearing." very smart and well-written char• Student Spotlight, a regular fea• It is very cruel, very real and acter. ture in the arts/entertainment sec• very funny. Brooks would have She portrays Nan, a thought• tion, focuses on students who do done himself a favor to stick closer ful and blunt character. She's best more than just "get by" in school. to that kind of material and loosen when she interacts with Brooks' We're looking for students who up on the father-daughter routine. Burt Adler figure. Early on, after a aren't satisfied with the "fast food" Wright manages to do a fairly test screening goes bad, she tells aspectof school: coming to school, him, "I think it's wonderful that taking classes and going home. credible job as Nolte's daughter, tion when he became Ralph you don't even try to act strong." Students who would like to be but is sometimes given lines that Macchio's mentor in the original Knowing that the film was featured in Student Spotlight must- make her sound more like 20 years 1. The television series Mama was The Karate Kid? once a musical, one can't help but be a fulKime student involved in old than 6. . inspired by what 1948 feature- 6. Labyrinth, the 1986 fantasy notice a few times when the actors any YSU club or organization(s). She is particularly funny run• length film? movie starring musician/actor should be breaking out into a song, Our primary applicant is in F&PA/ ning down a list of rules to live by 2. What children's fairy tale was David Bowie, is loosely based on but that only makes you chuckle However, if you. are majoring in with her mother (Tracy Ullman), made into a black-and-white fea• what Lewis Carrol story? ; inside. It is a credit to James L. something else, but are involved in before she's carted off to jail, "And ture-length film starring Abbott & 7. In what year did the original pilot Brooks and editor Richard Marks, any activity which pertains to the don't forget to brush your teeth Costello? movie for the hugely successful arts/entertainment field, you also however, that the film moves as after you eat, or your gums will 3. Who played the title role of Al TV series The Love Boat appear on qualify. fluidity as it does. start to bleed and you'll choke to Jolson in 1949's Jolson Sings television? If you are interested; or know: Although the movie does tread death in the middle of the night." Again"? 9L6\ 'I anyone, who qualifies for this fea• on familiar ground, i.e.The Player, 4. Who wrote the score for the tpuvydpuo/W ui 30i]V9 iueuiXpueqture , write a brief letter to Andrea Nolte is good in his role, al• Brooks manages to make this ma• film version of Richard Bach's asnoq juauiyede *g '.puouima ip^ Vagas, Entertainment Editor, c/o though he rarely disappoints. But terial lively. Brooks does miss "the best seller Jonathan Livingson •The Jambar, 410 Wick Ave., the real joys of this film are Albert greatness" boat by not being more Seagulll puv yovf "i 'vwvffl uaqwduidtf / *xYoungstown , OH 44555, Or you Brooks and Julie Kavner. Brooks sarcastic throughout the film, but it

5. What was Pat Morita's occupa• S3LLITVIAIHX OX SH3MSMV can call Andrea at 742-3094. , ; is in the kind of role that he has is a minor quibble in a mostly enjoyable film. SPRING BREAK PANAMA CITY BEACH, FLORIDA *Shell Island Party Cruise *Beach Bonfire Parties continued from page 7 650* Gulf Beach Frontage Tiki Bcach/VollcybaU country in the .review. He feels 2 Outdoor Pools Sailboats, Jetskis & Parasails there is an "excellent balance be• I Indoor Healed Pool Karaoke Beach Party Area Restaurant, 2 &3 Room Suite Discount Coupons tween prose and poetry," which makes this format even more at• tractive. He also feels the photo• RESERVATIONS FROM $104 PER WEEK Entertainment Calender SANDPIPER-BEACON graphs are appropriate and 17403 Front Beach Rd. 1-800-488-8828 PER PERSON Panama City Beach, FL 32413 4 PERSON OCCUPANCY compliment the poetry. Ladies Night out with Hot 101. Greenway's poem "Tenses" is featured in the first copy of the Ladies admitted FREE e Guys Student Activities, review. He said it is "a dream that Feb. 8th $2 cover *drink specials* tries to recover and heal the past." YSU English Department and Artists present: His poem is about a person he used A Warm-up to St. Patrick's Day to love who is happy now even Simply Ed Laser Karaoke thought they are not together. The Wednesday title 'Tenses" is about now and -no cover- Jaegermeister Feb, 9th then. shots on special Julie Brown, who is also the fiction editor, would like to give an Irish Band special thanks to her husband Dr. Rock Night with 106.7 The Forcel DJ Friday, February 18,1994,8:00 p.m. Robert Brown, who is a professor Thursday Bill Cameron • low, low draft specials • at Kent State and also the poetry Kilcawley Pub editor for the review; Dr. Steve P h * $1 off cover with college ID »19 & over Reese, English and the associate reD. *U«iadmitted This week featuring the poetry editor; Kelly Bancroft, En• Rockinest band in Y-town LAZARUS glish and the associate fiction edi• tor; and Mike Geltz, Amy Schoenberger, Michael Uhrin and Graphic Pink is in the Nick Veauthier for their help in House! Come party, dance, proof reading. and Rock'n'Rolim The Oregon Review's unique style and fine display of poetry and fiction are what founders Julie and Robert Brown hope will carry the Hot 101 Dance Party with Johnny review far. The originality of a Saturday Hartwell «3 Live Broadcasts • review published in Ohio that cen• Feb. 12th Sneak Preview - Sat., Feb. 19th - Shillelagh Law members: ters on the Northwest is the achieve• dance band - SERIOUS TIP!!! Phil Brady, William Greenway, ment of two people "born of pioneer stock in The City of Roses, Port• 7461 South Ave.® Boardman,OH @ 758-9264 Sherry Linkon, Steve Reese land, Oregon," according to the editor's note. February 8,1994 THE JAMBAR 9

CARRIE MAZZUCCO in every situation, especially in- the class. The were full of ques• Staff Reporter sports, as he showed the kids a tions about Jones and what it was YSU play-book. Just like you have like to play football for YSU. Jones Several YSU football and vol• a key to get into a building, stressed to the kids the importance leyball players volunteered to kick McFadden told the kids, reading of being in school, and staying off a local elementary school's represents the key to academics with it through college. He ex• annual read-a-thon last Friday af• and success. plained the importance of reading isli ternoon. After their assembly, the el• and learning from your teacher to •I Approximately 15 YSU stu• ementary students and teachers in• the kids through his own personal story. dent-athletes went to C.H. vited a YSU guest into each of their Wm Campbell elementary school, 300 classrooms. Each YSU student.was Jones told the kids about his ^^^^^ Moreland Dr., Canfield, last Fri• asked to read a book to the class, as troubles reading as a child with day to read books to well as answer questions and give dyslexia and the help he received kindergarteners through third advice. from teachers to overcome that iH graders . The school's sixth an• John Fankhauser, sophomore, obstacle and become a successful mmm nual read-a-thon is titled Read- education, was invited into Mrs. student and athlete. Olympics: BeaChamp; that's why Susan Mazzucco's second grade Some of the other students HKHHHI Principal Sharon Ickes invited the classroom, where he was bom• that offered their afternoon to kick national Champs to come and help OHH| barded with questions ranging from off the read-a-thon were: Lester the kids get off to a great start. football to food. Weaver, Phillip Jean-Baptiste, 9HHI The afternoon started off with "Are you allowed to go get a Chris Kross, Dan Inglis, Chris an assembly, where all of the stu• hot dog or popcorn during the Inglis, Chris Sammarone, Shawn dent athletes were introduced by game?" asked one curious second Hall, Ed Forro, and Jim Jones. Paul McFadden, former YSU and grader. Fankhauser replied to the The C.H. Campbell Read- NFL player. McFadden led the effect that Coach Tressel wouldn't Olympics will continue for five kids in a YSU cheer to get things be too happy about that. weeks, which are filled with read• started, and then let the YSU stu• Several of the young Canfield ing activities for the kids. During dents name their athletic position Carrie Mazzucco these five weeks, older students and major. students are part of the Canfield Leon Jones explaining the importance of reading to will read to younger students, stu• McFadden spoke to the kids Little Cardinals Football program, C.H. Campbell elementary school kids. so most of their questions to the dents will vote on their favorite about how important it is to stay in read by one student. Several kids ' haveallrespondedtothevisitcall- school, and how all of the guests YSU kicker, did involve his sports book and to finish the read-a-thon, read over 100 books/The money ing it a great success. Not only did from YSU were student-athletes, experiences. Between all of the all grades will have an assembly obtained from each student's spon• the students, both elementary and concerned about more than sports. questions.'Fankhauserreadthebook where each class will act out a skit sors will be combined to buy new college, have, the chance to learn "You are a student first at The Five Chinese Brothers to the from their favorite book. books for the classroom. about each other and the impor• Each student needs to find a tance of reading, but the kids went Youngstown State University," anxious second graders. Principal Ickes, the C.H. sponsor who will donate from 10 home with an extra special smile said McFadden. He also pointed Leon Jones visited Mrs. Mary Campbell's teachers, Mr. cents to $1 for each book read. and aNational Champ's autograph out that you need to be able to read Alice Bradshaw's first grade class• McFadden and the YSU students room where he also read a story to Last year's record was 300 books in their pocket.

VINCE MARTINELLI berly Wood with 18 points and 8 Staff Reporter rebounds, while teammate Erin mm Evers added 12 more and also had mm What's been a very tough 8 rebounds. season for the YSU Lady Pen• The game with the UW-M was guins just keeps getting tougher. a much closer contest, with YSU This past week, YSU lost two just coming up short in the end, games to Mid-Continent Confer• despite leading 31-28 at halftime. ence teams. In one, YSU was The Lady Penguins were lead beaten by the University of Wis• by sophomore Shelley Allen with a consin-Green Bay (UW-GB), 63- career high 19 points and 13 re• 42, while the University of bounds to capture scoring honors. Wisconsin-Milwaukee (UW-M) Kristi Echelberry hit for 8 points to defeated the local cagers, 64-59. go along with her 10 rebounds. Cathy Hartman and Lauren Blauser The losses were YSU's 11th and also had 8 points, with Blauser add• 12th in arow. Yet, there have been ing 8 rebounds. Mary Valley also some bright spots, even though added 6 points, both on 3 point the Lady Pens haven't put it all shots. together to this point. UW-M was paced by Erica In the loss to the UW-GB, Young with 17 points. Teammates Brandy Colburn played her best Pam Bartnik with 10 points and game of the season. Besides being both Jenny Greger and Stacy the top scorer with 19 points, Letarski with 8 rounds out UWM's Colburn also pulled down 9 re• top scorers. bounds to pace YSU. No other Lady Penguin hit for double fig• The Lady Penguins play next at 5 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 12 against ures. David Caleris Cleveland State University. The UW-GB was led by Kim- Cathy Hartman, (14), going for the gold hits two out of eight points.

guins To 3-7 In MCC you are in• KIMBERLEY KERR Andre Smith. The Phoenix took the Penguins went to the line seven The Penguins continue on the Sports Editor lead for good with a 12-0 run in the times, connecting on 3, while the road facing Wisconsin/Milwaukee terested in last quarter of the first half. YSU Phoenix went to the charity stripe on Monday, Feb. 7 and Buffalo on The YSU Penguins suffered trailed by nine, 32-23, at the end of 26 times, hitting 19. Thursday, Feb. 10. The Penguins a defeat at the hands of the Uni• the half. Andre Smith led all players, return home to face Eastern Illi• writing sports versity of Wisconsin-Green Bay During the second half of play, finishing with 20 points and 8 re• nois Saturday, Feb. 12 at Beeghly Phoenix, 69-58, Saturday in Green the Penguins were able to get within bounds. Also finishing in double Center. for The Bay. The Phoenix lead the Mid- five, 48-43, on a three-pointer by figures for the Penguins were Continent Conference withal7-4 Antoine Woods. The Panthers re• Antoine Woods and Derrick Jambar please record overall and are 9-1 in the gained control of the game, ex• Simmons who both finished with MCC. tended their lead and chalked up 10 points. The loss leaves the Penguins the victory. The Phoenix were led by Jeff with a 5-12 overall record and 3- Although the Penguins out re• Nordgard with 17 points and Jer• 7 in the MCC. bounded the Phoenix 34-23 and emy Ludrugson who hit for 13 The Penguins stayed with the were the better shooters from the, points. Ludrugson also was the Phoenix most of the first half field, the difference in the game Phoenix leading rebounder with under the leadership of junior was at the free throw line. The five. 3095 LO THE JAMBAR February 8,1994 Rebuilding Year Difficult Tribe Fan Laments Indians' Shameful For Lady Penguins JENNIER GRECKO DiGregorio said he is espe• Staff Reporter cially pleased by the performances of Lauren Blauser and Liz Hauger, At the end of last year's suc• two freshman players. "Both MATTHEW DEUTSCH have worked hard and are reaching Assistant News Editor • - ••--/•'-• cessful basketball season, Ed DiGregorio, head coach of the their potential," said DiGregorio. Lady Penguins, never thought that Okay, the football season's over. The injury factor has also im• the '93 - '94 season would turn out paired the Lady Pens season this Let's talk baseball; as it has so far. year. According to DiGregorio, With the Buffalo Bills having lost four straight Super Bowls, I want to continue the theme of shameful there have not been that many inju- defeat by discussing none other than the Cleveland Indians. > ;v "We are not as strong as I thought we would be," said Coach • ries, but the ones that they have had I'm crazy, you say? There's still snow on the ground? That may be, but major league pitchers and DiGregorio. "have nicked enough to hurt us." catchers report to spring training in just a few weeks. Being a Tribe fan, I'm usually quiet about baseball. I just follow my team, watch them lose, and live Asof Thursday, Jan. 27, when DiGregorio gave this year's with it. This year,-however, I'm starting to get a funny feeling about the Indians, the type of feeling the Lady Pens hosted Northern game against Northern Illinois as an example of this season's frustra• associated with the words "pennant race". Notice that I didn't say the words "World Series" or "division , Illinois and lost 89-79, their record; tions. According to DiGregorio, this title". That's because a good Tribe fan is a realistic one. stands at 3-13. They are in last place in the Mid-Continent Con• was the team's hardest opponent so I say all this because of the tremendous amount of change occuring with Indians baseball, starting with ference withan0-8record,ascom- far this season. It was also their a brand new stadium. No longer is the legacy of Municipal Stadium haunting the team. Now they have the pared to finishing in third place best-played game. fresh, invigorating atmosphere of Gateway, a chance to start over, a clean slate, you might say. Sure, there overall last year. The Lady Pens led the game are a lot of good memories associated with Municipal, but I'm afraid I didn't shed a tear when Chief Wahoo What seems to be the prob• until the last 14 minutes. Northern came down. Too much losing, dammit! . Illinois then showed why they are lem this year? Coach DiGregorio Let's talk about division realignment for a moment, shall.we? Talk about change. This is major one of the better teams in the coun• attributes the losing season to a change. Pretty soon the Indians won't have to,battle six other teams for the division title, just four, try. . number of reasons. increasing their chances by 33 percent right off the bat (no pun intended). I like those odds. In addition, "They physically beat us with I hear there'stalk of allowing American League teams toplay. National League teams and vice-versa. "We are a very young team," their strength and quickness." They Think the Indians-Pirates games at Gateway and Three Rivers will be sold out? he said. .. wore our team out," said Which brings me to the thrust of this commentary (finally). Withall this change going on, how can The team lost five seniors to DiGregorio. the Tribe not complete the circle and execute the Ultimate Change, and that's winning. It only seems graduation, and this year there are Despite their losing season, logical, not to mention fain Easier said than donei Iknow, butI'm optimistic. God help me. . . only two, said DiGregorio. Along DiGregorio is most pleased.that The off-season acquisition of Dennis Martinez-was vital,Personally, I thought the man was washed with the two seniors are three jun• "the girls have not quit." Even in up when he firstjoine d the Expos five or six years ago. Boy, was I wrong. He's like the Energizer Bunny- iors, three sophomores and seven losing, he is pleased with all of the he just keeps going and going. You can count on between 12 and 15 victories from him this season (and freshmen. hard work and the good attitudes'of maybe another perfect game?). . DiGregorio also said that this all his players. The positive nature It seems as though Cleveland is where first basemen go to die: Keith Hernandez, Paul Sorrento, and year's veterans on the team are of the players and coaching staff have also made the season enjoy• now Eddie Murray. However, I think ol' Eddie still has at least a season's worth of good swings left in him. not pushing themselves to the next able, DiGregorio admitted. Just don't hold your breath for a Gold Glove (especially if he's the designated hitter). Expect 15-20 home level. What disappoints him the As for the remainder of the runs and 80-100 runs batted in, if all goes well. ': / ; ; - ,:. most is that these veteran players are not taking charge and.playing season, Coach DiGregorio is look• The team is not without talent. Carlos Baerga is, in my opinion, any way, the best second baseman in to his expectations, he said. , ing forward to being successful. baseball and destined for the Hall of Fame one day, as is Albert Belle, the Tribe's powerhitting outfielder,; On the other hand, the "If the team plays as well as Talk about a solid middle part of the batting order: Baerga, Belle, and Murray.Who do you pitch around? they did against Northern Illinois, Everybody. 1 -' younger players of the team are developing very well, said we will be successful," he said. So Tribe fans, unite. The time has come to cheer our team on to'a pennant. Fifty years of deprivation "We can still make the tourna• is enough. Idon't want to have to watch Major League every year for the rest of my life. DiGregorio. The freshman are doing a job of taking their skills to ment," he said, "but we have to - (By the way,Major League! opens in April.) start winning." the next level. 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Panama City! 8 ics include: Alcoholism, Eating 743-3887. HELP WANTED Inn. 747-9202. Days Ocean-view Room With Disorders, Drug Testing, AIDS, Kitchen $119! Walk to Best Bars! etc. B101 Tod Hall. 1-2 bdr. apt. Kitchen appliances. All Positions - High volume res• Undergraduates!! Interested in Includes Free Discount Card - taurant/bakery. Will train the right Furnished. Near St. Elizabeth working full-or part-time in a ma• Save $50 on Cover Charges! 1- SECOND THOUGHTS people. All shifts. Dependable + Hosp. & YSU. $280 - $300. Wa• jor related position? Come to Ca• 800-678-6386. ABOUT PREGNANCY? Free self motivated. Should apply in ter included. Call Rob after 5 p.m. reer Services, 3025 Jones Hall for Medically Accurate Abortion in• person 109 S. Meridian Rd. 782-8712. assistance. RESEARCH PAPER DUE? Can formation and emotional support. Youngstown. we help? Our Resource Library All types of student housing avail• Strictly confidential. Call: 788- LOST - Intro to Philosophy text• houses a large selection of books, Salespeople wanted to promote able close to campus. 1, 2, 3, 4 8201. Mahoning County Right to book. Titled Paradox & Discov• research folders, videos and refer• and organize sponsors for a local bedroom apartments and rooms Life. ery by Dr. T Spipka - Covered in ence material on a variety of sub• baseball league, excellent commis• available. Furnished and unfur• brown paper - Lost either in stance abuse and wellness topics. sion, flexible hours and fun to do. nished. Houses available also. AEROBICS - EA.M.E. Conserva• Kilcawley Study Lounge, or B101 Tod Hall. 747-9148. Rosemar Company 759-7352. tory 661 Wick Ave. - YSU Cam• Cushwa Center study hall. Needed pus. Limited sign-up by Feb. 19. badly to complete the course. - Spring Break Bahamas Party Needed: Two singers to sing two Information call:' Irene at 743- MISCELLANEOUS Call collect (412) 652-7585 or re• Cruise! 6 Days $279! Trip In• gospel-style songs for Good Fri• 4649 or Jodi, 792-4758. Classes The Coalition for Diversity meets turn to phil + religious study de• cludes Cruise & Room, 12 Meals day service here. Contact Newman begin Feb. 21. Center at 747-9202 for details. on Thursday, Feb. 10, 1994, in partment. & 6 Free Parties! Hurry! This Will Room 2068, Kilcawley. This SellOut! 1-800-678-6386. People to do courthouse research. week's topic is: "Juvenile Vio• GREEKS & CLUBS EARN $50 - PROFESSIONAL TYPING: Experience in real estate or title lence: the Ultimate Challenge to $250 FOR YOURSELF plus up to Xi Delta Gamma Rush Party. Term papers, theses, resumes - 9 search a plus. Will train right Survival" - Victor Wan-Tatah, $500 for your club! This fund• Tuesday Feb. 8, 1994. Kilcawley years experience. MLA, APA. people. Flex hrs. Lettes: of interest Phil/Rel. Studies, YSU. We meet raiser costs nothing and lasts one Center Rm. 2068. 7 - 8:30 p.m. Rush jobs. Bilingual English;/ or resume and phone #. PO. 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Applications are now being taken for student Tuesday, Feb. 22,1994 ® Chestnut Room -Kilcawley Center employee positions in the Parking Services 9 a.m. -1 p.m. Department for spring quarter 1994. Students must be available Monday through Friday. Employers Confirmed i CITY OF AKRON FOOTLOCKER NORWEST FINANCIAL . Shifts available are: 6 a.m. -10 a.m. US AIR FORCE GATEWAYS TO BETTER LIVING - : OH DEPT OF NAT. RESOURCES 7 a.m. -11 a.m. BANK ONE, YOUNGSTOWN HOME SAVINGS & LOAN CO. ODOT BEARINGS, INC.; ; , US IMMIG.&NAT. SERVICE . PRUDENTIAL INS/FIN SERV . 10 a.m.-2 p.m. CALLOS PERSONNEL SERVICES KENMONT/KENWOOD CAMPS TANDY CORP. • - ; ' CAMPWINADU- LAKE BUSINESS PRODUCTS ROADWAY EXPRESS 11 a.m. - 3 p.m. CAP GEMINI AMERICA MAHONING CTY HUMAN SERVICES SIDE BY SIDE LAY VOL. CATHOLIC NETWORK OF VOL. MARY KAY COSMETICS SPRINT CELLULAR ENTERPRISE RENT-A-CAR METROPOLITAN LIFE INSURANCE STANDARD REGISTER FABRI-CENTERS OF AMERICA MONY DEPT OF VETERAN AFFAIRS THE FINISH LINE US NAVY •• ' - VISTA FINANCIAL GROUP FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS BANK NORTH STAR STEEL . WILCOM CELLULAR. Job Fair '94 • Presented by Career Services

For only $1 you can run a Valentine classified AREER FAIR ay / Love You advertisement in the Friday, Feb. 11 issue. Classified ebruary 22, 1994 advertisement forms will be accepted in The Jambar office until 5 p.m. Wednesday, Feb. 9. For more information, stop . in or call 742-3095. OLDE, America's Full Service Discount Broker^ is 40. looking for motivated people to establish a career in the brokerage business. OLDE offers: Leadership Series Part II 12-18 month paid training program Potential six-figure income Excellent benefits If you possess excellent communication skills, general market knowledge and the desire to excel/ Wednesday, February 9,1994 see us at the Career Fair on February 22,1994. AfncanrAmerican Leaders If you are unable to attend the Career Fair call: 'Who Are They?" 1 800 937-0606 'Where Have They Gone?" or send resume to: OLDE Discount Stockbrokers Richard Allen National Recruiting 751 Griswold Street Student Activities Detroit, MI 48226 law a 9 • • All L.LEE. Series DISCOUNT STOCKBROKERS SERIES are scheduled at 11:00 a.m. - noon Member NYSE and SIPC Leadership is Fun and Educational in the Scarlet Room An Equal Opportunity Employer 12 THE JAMBAR February 8,1994

AMPUS Continued from page 1 project has only been approved for ginia Phillips, business, was im• use in a campus concert. Dye said pressed with Student that in the future he would like to Government's active participation have a student programming com• in academic senate. LENDAR mittee "set up as quickly " as pos• Nizar Diab, engineering Rep• sible. A student programming resentative, is coordinating a Tuesday. Feb. 8 committee "could generate these Spring Olympics program in programs" said Dye. which students from various YSU Outdoor Club: A general meeting discussing upcoming events will take place from 9:30 p.m. to 10 p.m. in Scott Schulick, Student Gov• colleges will compete with each Buckeye Suites I and II of Kilcawley. ernment President welcomed Sh• other in games. Diab said the event annon Womer, and Don Prue as the will be held during the sixth week CCM and the Newman Center: The two will sponsor a brief interfaith prayer service at noon in Room new representatives for the school of spring quarter. Diab also said 2069 of Kilcawley. ofH&HS. Schulick also congratu• he needs students to assist him lated Student Government Aca• with the events activities. Students Students For Peace: The group will plan a benefit dance and events for the spring at 2 p.m. in Buckeye demic Senators for their outstand• who are interested in helping co• Suite III of Kilcawley. ing attendance at the last academic ordinate this event should contact senate meeting. Schulick said Vir- Diab at 742-3591. Health Enhancement Services: A disability issues/ information table will be displayed from 10 a.m. to 11 a.m. in the Arcade of Kilcawley. Wednesday. Feb. 9

Reading & Study Skills Lab: A workshop to improve reading skills will be presented at 10 a.m. in Room 2069 of Kilcawley.

History Club: Jan Bailey, from the Mahoning Valley Dispute Resolution Services, will be talking on "Solv• ing Social Problems Through Mediation," at noon in the Art Gallery of Kilcawley. Thursday, Feb. 10

Society of Women Engineers (SWE): The group will hold a meeting to get details in order for the SWE THREE 0CEANFR0NT HOTELS - ONE LOW RATE! $19.94* conference in Pittsburgh at 5 p.m. in the Chemical Engineering Conference Room of the Engineering Build• BEACH COMER OCEANFRONi INN^MAVAN INN ^TREASURE ISLAND INN

ing. Call 1-800-874-7420 ; 'per penon, per ni^hl, hitei on 4 per room. Umil«d iviilibilil/ if Ihit Coalition For Diversity: There will be a speech, "Juvenile Violence: The Ultimate Challenge To Survival," from noon to 1 p.m. in Room 2068 of Kilcawley. Interested in short-term or long-term volunteer opportu• nity? Would you like to go far away? Stay closer to Center For Women's Studies: There will be a faculty and student get-together to discuss women's studies home? Find out about various volunteer opportunities. courses for spring quarter at 2 p.m. in the first floor Faculty Lounge of DeBartolo Hall. Volunteer Fair Kilcawley Arcade Wed., Feb. 9,1994 10 a.m. -4 p.m. Jesuit Corps of Volunteers Boy's Hope Ursuline Companions in Mission Humility of Mary Service Sponsored by Newman Catholic Campus Ministry Wednesday, February 16,1994 Leadership Barriers Yvonne Bryant Moore . Student Activities

Leadership is Fun and Educational • What would you do for $500?

Interested in working fui! or part-time in a major-related position? Come to Career Services, Win up to $500 Cash 3025 Jones Hail and ask for an Undergraduate Free T-Shirts for ail Contestants Resume Form. Staff will do their best to match Monday, February 14 your skills with the appropriate employer! Other TWO SHOWS: general off-campus work forms are also available. Noon—Kilcawley Pub Come to Career Services! 7:30 p.m.—Chestnut Room

Participants selected by random drawing-must be current YSU student. Sponsored by Student Activities