o placidly amid the noise and haste, and remember what peace there may be in silence. As far as possible without surrender be on good terms with all persons. Speak your truth quietly and clearly; and listen to others, even the Gdull and ignorant; they too have their story. Avoid loud and aggressive persons, they are vexations to the spirit. If you compare yourself with others, you may become vain and bitter; for always there will be greater and lesser persons than yourself. Enjoy your achievements as well as your plans. Keep interested in your own career, however humble; it is a real possession in the changing fortunes of time. Excercise caution in you business affairs; for the world is full of trickery. But let this not blind you to what virtue there is; many persons strive for high ideals; and everywhere life is full of heroism. Be yourself. Especially, do not feign affection. Neither be cynical about love; for in the face of all aridity and disenchantment it is perennial as the grass. Take kindly the counsel of the years, gracefully surrendering the things of youth. Nurture strength of spirit to shield you in sudden misfortune. But do not distress yourself with imaginings. Many fears are born of fatigue and loneliness. Beyond a wholesome discipline, be gentle with yourself. You are a child of the universe, no less than the trees and the stars; you have a right to be here. And whether or not it clear to you, no doubt the universe is as unfolding as it should. Therefore be at peace with God, whatever you conceive Him to be, and whatever your labors and aspirations, in the noisy confusion of life keep peace with your soul. With all its sham, drudgery and broken dreams, it is still a beautiful world. Be careful. Strive to be happy.
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Something to think about from the Staff of REPORTER Magazine. Volume 9. Number 63 COPfTETfrS V-VJl 11 HPi 1 ^ November 14. 1986 Reportage 6 Shriekhack's fifth album, Big Night The RIT School of Printing has some Music, lacks substance and soul. major curriculum changes. Peter Gabriel gave an excellent non stop two hour performance at Rochester's Alice Walker, author of the Color Purple, speaks to 90 colleges War Memorial on Friday. November 7. simultaneously. Scoreboard Features 8&13 Mens Cross Country blasts opponents General Public plays at the U of R to a in ECAC championship, prepare for familiar beat. NCAAs. Tiger Hockey cleans up at their home Men's Soccer is stunned by UR in the tournament. first round of the NCAAs. Departments Cover Story 16 Letters 4 NTID presents a soundless version of Zodiac 11 the Shakesfjeare classic Macbeth. Tab Ads 28 Reproview 21 What's Happening 30 The Pyramid Arts Center, located on 427 University Avenue offers a variety Cover: of exhibits and performances by both Macbeth holds emerging tmd established artists. a sword during GeVa Theatre presents "What the NTID silent Butler Saw," a risque, hut very production. entertaining English comedy. CAB presents Jazz musician Branford Marsalis, Saturday December 6 in Ingle Photo By: Auditorium. Annamarie Daane
REPRORLE Next Thursday, November 20 is the their lungs black, and those who like For those of us who do not smoke, date of The Great American Smokeout. them pink. While were at it. how about the cancer society has yet another This day is sponsored by -who else but we unplug all the cigarette machines suggestion. WE should give up the American Cancer Society. Get that, and halt the sale of smoking materials at something that day. This serves as both CANCER society. The people whose the Candy Counter and Comer Store. a sign of support and a chance for us to fulltime occupation is to try and get But most imf)ortant is the personal give up one of our vices. Lets do it, others to live healthy lives and minimize support we give to smokers that day. everyone should participate, adopt a the risk of cancer. We nonsmokers find it all to easy to smoker on Thursday and help him But we all know smoking is preach and nag a smoker. This clearly through the day. It is one step toward a dangerous, my p>oint is not to dwell on does not work, the surgeon General has healthier life. its dangers, but rather to get smokers to been doing this for twenty years—with quit for a day. To start with, lets not only limited success. Anyone who has limit the smokers we would like to see attempted to quit a vice knows how quit to just cigarette smokers, lets also hard it is to stop cold turkey. What the include pipes, cigars and especially cancer society suggests are several forms marijuana smokers. of positive reinforcement. Some Next, lets remove all the ashtrays, suggestions are a hit corny, hut the matches and lighters in offices, lounges realistic ones include; buying the This is the last issue of REPORTER and dining areas. Lets also remove signs smoker dinner if they succeed, sending Magazine this quarter. We resume saying "Smoking area" and "no them flowers, keeping in constant publication on December 12. smoking" afterall, this is NOT a day for contact, supplying low-cal "substitutes" REPOR TER hopes everyone has a safe segregation between those who prefer etc. and happy Thanksgiving holiday.
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Magazine the similarities between me and the Cartoon Criticized "sucker" fxirtrayed in the cartoon. 1 don't exfiect the cartoonist to Editor in Chief I am writing concerning the cartoon in last understand or appreciate the joys and Kevin J. Minnick weeks issue of the REPORTER. As a Bom benefits of being a Christian. "This Again Christian, I was disturbed by Mike doctrine of the cross is sheer folly to those Manaainfl Editor Kerwins style of humor. This is not the on their way to ruin," says the Scripture (1 Bill Amstutz first of his cartoons that have defrauded a Corinthians 1:18), and Jesus said that a particular group of pieople (ie: the cartoon person must he horn again to even see the putting down Hotel majors). As a magazine Reoorters Kingdom of God (John 3:3). To expect that representing the student body of the cam- AAaxine Isaacson anyone outside the Kingdom of God would pus, I feel you (Reporter staff) should have Jim Ferme empathize with the joy of salvation would resfiect for us students and he showing he too much to ask. more professionalism and respect in your Entertainment Editor work, than to create and print materials as What shoudn't he too much to ask is Kris Argento such that tear down the student body and too bring the level of "satire" up from the directs derogatory comments towards a kind of invective 1 thought was only found Entertainment Writers particular type of person'student. The car- in the most racist bathroom stall Craig Veconi toon, which represents the view of one scrihhlings. To imply that the Christian Jim Winiarski Mike Kerwin, reflects on the Repiorter and experience is a false one involving John White the campus as a whole. What ever happen- impressionable post adolescents and avaricious, cynical, and sexually perverted Soorts Editor ed to cartoons relating the humor in situa- preachers is not just offensive. It's also so Robert A. Salzer tions of every day life, not getting your laughs from a degrading and disrespiectful simplistic, hostile, and childishly narrow attitude toward other people's decisions of minded that I had to remind myself that I Soorts Writer how to live their lives, whether to pursue a was reading it in a college publication. It's Chris Martin career in Hotel Management or to decide to easier to handle the kind of Christian trust Jesus as their savior. hashing occasionally found in Dooneshury. Photo Editor Most imporuntly, the cartoon was a At least Trudeau has a certain amount of Steven D. Freeman misdirected and twisted representation of thoughtfullness, creativity, and political what true Christianity is. Christianity is not passion. As for the Reporter cartoon, I was Photoqraphers a religious practice, it is a personal relation embarrassed to have found it in an RIT Frarrdsco Pardo ship with the Lord Jesus Christ himself. publication. Dave Evans When you ask Jesus Christ into your life As an editor myself, 1 am not going to Cartoonist and trust Him, then you are horn again recommend anything. As my boss often Mike Kerwin (saved, going to heaven, etc.). Your salva- says to me, "It's your magazine." But the tion no longer (and never did) depend on cartoons have descended from the merely infantile and insulting (Oct. 24) to the vile Production Coordinator going to church, being a good person, etc.. Jesus Christ is God's only provision for and blasphemous. Criticism of Christians Nils Morgan man's sin. Jesus paid that price for us (price and hvpocracy is one thing; the attack on of sin is death) when He hung on the cross, faith in Jesus is something else. Jesus said, Production Manaqers in our place! He gave himself in place of "He who is not with me is against me" Steve Waterloo each of us. It is all ours because of Jesus, (Matthew 12:30). If 1 were the cartoonist, 1 Annamarie Daane simply by trusting in that fact. The Chris would reconsider my p>osition. 1 wouldn't tian life is a daily walk with Jesus, where want to have that kind of opposition. Production Staff you experience His love and forgiveness Mark Dupre Ellis J. Canal Patricia Rurak and as a result live your life to please Him Editor Jeff Reichert Sue Shade and love Him by trusting in Him. "1 have Technical and Education Center of the Linda Crankshaw Beth Ploeger been crucified with Christ and 1 no longer Graphic Arts Scott Tray tor George Daniels live, but Christ lives in me. The life 1 live in College of Graphic Arts and Photography Jordan Neuringer Greg Rivers the body, 1 live by Faith in the Son of God, who loved me and gave himself for me." Advertising Manager Galations 2:20 Victoria Vavrinec Sherry Siegfried Not A Funny Night 4th year Biotechnology This letter is in regards to your view of Advertising Representative "Comedy Night." My main concern is Robert Williams Criticized Again your assessment of the new wave of comedians as, "inteligent. tastefully rude Business Manager 1 have to respond to vour cartoon on page and subtle." What follows tells of their Brad Pietras I 1 of the November 7 issue of the attempts at humor and 1 must question if Reporter. To say 1 was offended doesn't the two really are suposed to belong to the Distribution Staff tell half the story. Like the central same story. John Athans character, 1 too was a Roman Catholic, and First, to talk of any "obscenely obese Andrew Minnick became a horn again Christian 13 years women trying to fit into her 501 jeans," ago. But mv objections are not related to where is the intelligence here? While I Advisor Elaine Spaull agree that humor is ALWAYS at Meese and their spiritual leader Jerry someones expense, is it always necessary Falwell are just a few hero's in the and always humor? More Alarms Gavignio Refrigerator Hall of Fame. Another reference is to the comedians A typical weekend in the RIT dorms. 2:37 The issue at hand, sfjecifically, is horn "ethnically unique childhood," whatever am after a few hours of peaceful slumber, I again Ghristians. There is little doubt in that means. I'm rather glad that was left to am rudely awakened by the selfish, childish mv mind that Mr. Kerwin was probably fed die, as I'm sure that it would have followed and criminal act of someone pulling a fire up with the usual Sunday morning babble the above intelligence quotient to a "T." alarm. Tower A alone has had 7 late at of Oral Roberts and a host of other The skit that "was chock full of gastric, night on weekends since the quarter began. "concerned, patriotic American citizens." I phalic and nasal adventures" was a high A .second vear student who made the say ship 'em ofT to hell and let them point I'm sure as far as the subtlety was mi-stakc of living in the dorms this year, I consider the ramificatons of judging concerned. Does shock feature always know the situation is not new. Living in homo.sexuals, horny college students and guarantee humor? Kate Gleason, the situation was identical. misguided drug abusers in the name of the For this to be followed the "torture of My anger (and that of many others) is Almighty. Righteousness is the last thing cats and dogs," has to be a step down to directed at two groups. One group of this pK)or, ailing world needs. Gonsider the say the least. course is that of the simpleminded students reality of being horn again. Your entire life The photograph showing the comedian who pull alarms and get some quick revolves around an ethereal myth. Blind with Gumby and the anti AIDS pioster was pleasure out of it. To those peolfje I wish to faith in something that can not he touched, not "tastefully rude," just the latter. First say that your committing a crime or felt or even proved; just believed in. of all, it would have been in the best taste punishable of 1 year (maybe more) in jail Each day you wake up is another day you not to have done it at all. However, if and more if injury or deat results from the are grateful to live in the shadow of an something else, perhaps less current, but false alarm, not mentioning vour invisible presence. that said the same thing, like figures suspension from RIT. I wait for the day to I support the right of the individual to representing the straight sex act and having catch one of you in the act for I'll do worship whatever gods they wish. It is a the red circle/slash and the Headline "Stop everything in my power to see you basic fundamental right. This right is also Deafness," would it have been funny? suspended and criminallv prosecuted. known as freedom from religous 1 am sure that many will feel that this is The second group I find fault in is persecution. This means not only the right taking it too far but an opposing pxjint of Gampus Safety the group that we pay to to choose one's own religion, hut also the view needs to he heard, and not for laughs. maintain a safe environment on campus. right to not choose any religion whatsoever. To misuse the slogan "stop AIDS," Over the last 4 quarters 1 have seen little or 1 feel persecuted when a horn again and the symbol for things that may he nothing on their part to change these Ghristian tries to convert me, or when a hazardous to us, the red circle/slash, does dangerous chains of events. As alarms Jehova's Witness comes f>ounding on my not constitute humor, hut a perversion of become more numerous the odds of injury door. things that people have to have more to students rushing down several flights of Mr. Kerwin's statement was hold, awareness of on a very serious level. stairs or worse the fxissibility of students possibly beyond the scope of harmless A recent study shows that heterosexual ignoring alarms in the event of a real fire humor. But he hits home; whether for good Aids has risen from 1 piercent a few years (boy who cried wolf) becomes increasingly or for worse. Whether it's Faher Gollege in ago to 4 [jercent now. In Haiti, where the possible. Fire safety director Mark Animal House, or RIT in the real world; problem has run the course for a longer Gavonaugh (phone 475 2040 office hours knowledge is good. Prayers, myths and time than the U.S., the figures have 8:30 4:30) has the burden of fixing the unfounded beliefs are dangerous. changed from 71 percent from high risk problem. I feel students should direct Consuelo V. Gavignio groups, i.e. drug users, hemopheliacs, and complaints directly to him. It's not my job Alumni Class of '81 homosexuals to 89 percent directly from to find an answer but one solution would man/woman relations, that is a 160 percent be glass enclosers over the alarms to deter turn around!!! all but the determined criminal. In couples the disease is being spread Whatever the solution it will probably from one to the other from 36 percent to 58 be fairly expensive but when human lives f>ercent of the time. are at stake cost should he no objective. It As shown in these figures, AIDS is no would probably he far less expensive than laughing matter. And to abuse the red Gampus Safetys new remodeling and circle/slash for comic purposes just insure a safe and enjoyable college encourages people to disrespect it the next experience for us all. time they contact it in real life, possibly Edward Oswalt with life threatening consequences. No Electrical Engineering. 2nd year humor there. I enjoy a really good laugh as much as the next guy, but perhaps it time to rewrite Support of Cartoon "the first unwritten rule of comedy" that Hooray for REPORTER! Mike Kerwin's explicitly states that "nothing is ever sacred cartoon in last weeks issue brightened my in comedy." morning and now decorates my refrigerator Thank you for your time and at home. It is pasted in the center of an ever consideration of my views. growing border of mindless religious John Faulring fanatics trying vainly to save my life. The Social Work good senator Jesse Helms, his friend Edwin
5 REPORTAGE and the present student enrollment in the Campbell. Total dollar payroll in printing Printing Overhauied School of Printing. "Our graduates are is $22.7 billion, and job placement is teaching in other schools and copying our assured by graduation. "The estimated Professor Miles Southworth, director of the curriculum " declares Southworth. This is starling salary of RIT printing graduates in School of Printing, perceives the School of one reason why changes are being made to 1987 will he'approximatelv $22,.500. That Printing as a business facing the crossroads enhance the printing curriculum Many of starting figure increases about $700 per of new innovations. He compares the the faculty as well as Southworth heleive year," says Southworth. Chrysler Corporation to the School of this new program will put the School of "The new curriculum addresses the Printing both of whom are meeting the Printing hack on top. needs of a printing industry that has seen needs of today with a new and better The School of Printing tries to give tremendous change in the last thirty years, product. The printing program at RIT is students a broad ha.se to build their careers more than the previous 500 years," savs run like a business, and the product they on. "Due to a constantly changing Campbell. Some of the new curriculum are trying to sell is a new printing technological industry students must objectives are to allow students to curriculum graduate as observers not specialists. By the experiment with their interests and abilities The new curriculum took about five time students graduate, their [speciali.sts| in elective courses. First they must learn the years to create. Most of the work however knowledge could he obsolete, due to the fundamental concepts of printing took place in the last year. A committee of changing indusry." says Southworth. technology and printing management in Professors, including Southworth, Professor Walter Campbell comments, their first and second years. Their third and Campbell, Provan, and Walsh made it a "Today a four year education cannot teach fourth years allow for twice as many reality. The curriculum changes take effect everything involved in printing science . elective credits as the old curiculum. The in the fall of 1987. Basically they are technology, design and management." changed program does not affect the teaching the printing processes in a more A major overhaul of the printing present Bachelor of Science of Printing understandable manner. curriculum is to train graduates as Degree. "In fact, it is a better more They must market their program responsible managers of industry. adaptive approach," says Southworth. changes to convince people to enter the "Printing is America's sixth largest Professor James Walsh expres.sed,"we printing program. Their target markets are industry in payroll, and it faces a major hope the program will better prepare high school graduates, industry leaders. shortage of capable people," says students for today's printing industry." Question of the Week By Dave Evans What do you think of RIT Hockey?
"With their tough schedule, which includes numerous games against Division I schools, I "It's a good team that think they're hound to do draws a lot of attention to well because RIT knows it, both from RIT that they could play at students and outside of their own level. I don't RIT. I'm sure they'll do think that Division III is a great job again this challenging the RIT year." Hockey Team enough. If Andrew Jacobson, they continue to stay with Carin Obad, Accounting, Division III, you could Computer Technology, expect more national championships coming to the school." Kelly Breen, Kaveh Mehranfar, Printing, Computer Science.
"I think the team has a "I think we have the best lot of talent this year. We hockey team in North have the p>otentiaI to go America. We are gonna all the way. I'd like to see do better than ever this more support for the year, hut our hockey team and more school team should be in spirit. We can help them Division I to really put win if we give them the RIT on the map." encouragement."
6 Movember 14, 1986 A Satellite Talk subject concerning Blacks today and in the Much of the call in part of the interview past. Her novels and books of poetry are a was plagued by what appeared to be an wav for her to express the good and bad intermittent technical problem with the This past Wednesday, RIT's Ingle experiences of her incredibly colorful life. phone lines: Schools calling in with Auditorium hosted an interview with Alice She took many characters from the Steven questions were queued on a multiline Walker, author of The Color Purple. In Spielberg film The Color Purple (after her phone and sometimes when the next school Search of Our Mother's Gardens and book) from her childhood. She defines was switched in the line seemed to be dead. others. What made this interview unique is, herself as a 'Womanist', a word she It turned out that schools would call in it was live, via Satellite. It is the first time invented which she defined as "A black with their questions, be queued to a that Alice Walker has appeared at any feminist or feminist of color." She is deeply position on one of the lines and would then college (there were 90 colleges receiving the involved in the Black culture and expresses hang up to try again. That position on the show), as she has always displayed a herself very strongly and in a line was then dead, of course which led to {jersonal reluctance to travel. She was straightforward manner; she will speak her frustration with the viewer and most delighted to do an interview via satellite, mind quite candidly, sometimes saying probably a very nervous interviewing team. however, as she did feel the desire to speak things that the questioner doesn't want to These minor problems were easily ignored, to college students all over the country. hear, which adds to her sincere image of however, when her incredible interactive The show, produced by the American truth. skills took over the verbal action. Program Bureau, started promptly at 9:00 When asked about the significance of All things considered, the interview was p.m. with a short reading of one of her the title of her best selling book The Color very enjoyable and educational, opening up poems followed by a deuiled biographical Purple, she responded that there were two another way of thinking for many students. history of Alice Walker's life. This was meanings to purple: She felt that purple The interpreters present did an excellent followed by a diverse interview lead by Dr. was the best color to express spirituality, job of keeping up with the fast-talking Barbara Christian from UCLA, and finally having been used especially by healers all Walker and the sometimes much-to-be- questions from all over the country were over the world for centuries. She derived desired quality of the phoned in questions. interspersed via a toll free number. the other meaning from nature: Most High Technology provided the only way to Bom in Eatonton, Georgia in 1944 to a people, when asked, will not recognize bring Alice Walker to American campuses, family used to slavery, she has very strong purple as an abundant color in nature, and the quality of transmission was quite feelings on this subject and any other when in actuality it is very abundant. accepuble.
7 General Public: The Beat Goes On? By Sue Shade N was affected greatly by their find it. The "beat" is now centered I ^ ormally on a Sunday night controversial songs. "Stand Down around pre-programmed percussion with the virtual disappearance of the I • the plans for the evening Margaret" was an angry attack at characteristically prominent rhythm I I include an excursion to the British prime minister Margaret library or computer center. This Thatcher that eventually was banned guitar and saxophone. The first cut, Sunday however there was an event by the BBC. After their breakup in "Come Again", an ardent plea for happening that made it worth hiding 1984, David Wakeling and fellow divine intervention, seems out of the books in the closet for the rest of singer and songwriter Ranking Roger character. This new attempt at the weekend. General Public, formed General Public. The group's religion is blended in with the usual (formally the English Beat) performed debut album, "All the Rage" came out generic pop music themes of love and at the University of Rochester's a year later and managed to maintain politics. Pallestra Arena to the enjoyment of basically the same sound and Dave and Roger seem to have lost those who decided against the sensibility as much of their earlier their sense of humor. The vocals library. work. At this point, the band's carry even less impact, with such Formed in the British factory city political overtones are still apparent, lyrics as "the sun's the moon, the Birmingham in 1979, the English Beat jut they are beginning to ack the moon's the sun, how come we are started out as a radically integrated electric intensity of the ska beat. disagreeing when we both know left-wing collective. Influenced While the decline is only barely we're wrong?" "I Confess" that this heavily by the ska revival then noticable in "Rage", it is most album is a classic case of a watered- happening in England, the Beat began obvious in the band's latest release, down image designed to appeal to a a string of top ten singles, and its first "Hand to Mouth". If you're looking mainstream record buyer. album "I Just Can't Stop It" stayed on for a fresh update of the English Beat I must admit, from listening to the English charts for twenty weeks. or even of "All the Rage", you won't this album, I was a bit (!?) skeptical The group's popularity at that time about General Public's future. However, the show on Sunday turned out to be a pleasant surprise. In live performance, the band transcends their lackluster studio recording and comes across as fresh and energetic. They seemed free to express on stage what they couldn't achieve in the studio. This is attributed to the fact that they were obviously enjoying themselves as well as enjoying the audience response, which is the most important aspect of a performance. As a result, the definitely enjoyed the show. Virtually everyone danced to such Public favorites as "Matter of Fact" and the strong regeae beat of "Anxious" and "Forward as One." Most of the songs were, expectedly, General Public songs, but the audience was restless for some old English Beat. Reluctantly, Dave Wakeling introduced "Save it For Later" by mocking fans who must now "take Their English Beat t-shirts to the dry cleaners." The entire place was uproarious. Another popular Beat tune played was "Best Friend" which was also well-received. One particular intro of Dave's proves that maybe they HAVEN'T lost their sense of humor: He quipped, 'The only thing that sex and religion have in common is: if you do either of them well, you find yourself a little closer to Cod. . . this song is called "Come Again." The audience proceeded to laugh and dance. We wonder if Dave has confused Jerry Falwell's philosophies with Dr. Ruth's!
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The survey, which was conducted by Glamour magazine, also reveals that (WF) Quiche and white wine just aren't women think public safety workers—like enough for Califomians. Now there's a law airplane pilots and police officers—should establishing a state task force on self- be tested periodically. But on the entire esteem. The bill, introduced by issue of drug testing ther respondents are Assemblyman John Vasconcellos, has been split down the middle. signed into law by Governor George Deukmejian. A 25 member group will study whether healthy self esteem can help Love And Gore cut down crime, drug abuse and teenage pregnancy. But fXilitical scientist Roy (WF) Twenty-eight year old Martina Christman says the whole thing "sounds so Zimmerman is accused of killing her California." He says he can't imagine boyfriend, keeping his head in her bed, and Idaho having a task force on self-esteem. eating the hearts of rats and hamsters for Va.sconcellos' aide Michael Twombly says snacks. The attractive German woman is he knows it sounds so weird, but something alleged to have killed her lover, put his good may come out of the task force. head on the pillow next to hers, and speak to it lovingly every day. Police also say she bathed in blood bought in butcher's shops, One More Time and ate the hearts of hamsters and rats she fed to her pet snakes. Authorities point out (WF) Astonished doctors watched in there is no such dish in Germany as amazement as a blue cloud formed over the 'ratwurst.' It proves a young man must head of a clinically dead patient, and re take care when choosing a girlfriend or is it entered the alleged corpse, which then ghoulfriend? Fake Face came back to life. The patient, a Spanish (WF) A team of indepiendent researchers policeman who had been shot in the head, haye claimed they've found signs of life on has fully recovered. Insurance companies Pig Wrestling Mars, and proved it with photos from aren't sure how to handle the paperwork Viking spacecraft. Richard Hoagland of hut can he expected to dodge payments, (WF) Temple Grandin of Champaign. Oakland, California, says photos from 900 claiming no death benefits because he lives, Illinois, lives like a pig. But that's all in the miles ahoye the Martian surface clearly and no medical payments because he died. good name of science. The annual show a huge carved face. Hoagland says All parties are amazed he survived the behaviorist says she tries to think like a pig the giant face was probably built doctors, much less the bullet. Skeptics and see the way a pig does. That means 500 thousand years ago by Mars thought they had the answer to the blue schmoozing with oinkers in the pigpen and inhabitants or visitors. Skeptics point out haze mystery but later research revealed taking swims through the smelly dipping the so called 'face' is too abstract in form emergency room doctors were not smoking trough. The idea is to learn how a pig and only looks like a face when the big cigars. establishes dominance and what makes shadows are right—similar to seeing faces them relax. According to Grandin. a clam, in the clouds. The photos ARE clearer than Playing Doctor contented pig provides juicer, more tender those four for a quarter machines at the bus bacon and ham. She says the meat of station, however. (WF) The three year old doctor in Burma overstressed pigs is dry and tough. named Dr. Pon is not someone who has practiced only for three years, he IS three Stuck Pigs years old. The amazing three year old ERA Strikes (WF) A family of Hungarians weighs a cured a feverish aunt by boiling a root and total of 10 tons despite the number of having her drink the goo, and soon word (WF) Two male college professors at the children in brood. The Bunyik family has spread all over the village. He now has University of Manitoba are being hugged several larger-than-life members, including hundreds of satisfied patients who say he by love struck coeds. Sexual harrasment 32-year old Lee, who weighs in at 787 gives them boiled roots, and cures them by officer Maryilyn McKenzie says the two pounds, his 16 year old sister. Zahana, who staring at the trouble spot. His fee is 50 professors have reported being harassed by is a lithe 550 pounds; and the baby of the cents and three cigarettes. Patients report female admirers. She says they were family. Fred, who weighs 1.150 pounds. he's much like other doctors; keeping them continually approached by the women, They are not even close to the family waiting while he plavs on the swing, and who hung around their offices and record, however, living up to daddy giggles far too much. 11 Contemporary Hair For Men & Women TIGERS TAME THEIR TOURNAMENT By Robert A. Salzer H hey finally did It. Lost weekend, H after five unsuccessful attempts, the RIT men's hockey added the RIT Hockey Tournament to Its list of achievements. The leers knocked oft North Adams State College In the first round, and then rolled over the American International College (AlC) to claim the championship. Senior Russ Firman (defense) and sophomore Chad Thompson (tonA/ord) were named to the All Tournament Team, while center Scott Brown was crowned Most Valuable Player. All of the scoring In the North Adams contest oooured In the second period. The Tigers Initiated the scoring with goal credit assigned to junior Phil Giaoalone. It was RIT inogurol home point. Jim Regan and Tim Cordlok assisted on the ploy. Pete Sohroeder, a left wing, connected with the North Adams net at 4:39 with assists going to Jim Cotle and Jett Meroler. Sophomore Chad Thompson scored his first of two goals on the day otter receiving a pass and Stephen Grande, destroyed their from Steve Mlroble. The blue and gold hopes of a possible comeback as scored Mohawks brought themselves within two, the gome-winner on a power ploy but Meroler, with a hand from Sohroeder opportunity. It was mainly RIT tor remainder of the 8-3 contest. The Tigers marched Into Saturday's gome against AlC looking tor a victory. AlC defeated the Huskies from the University of Conneotlout 10-5 to reach the championship gome. At 8:51 Into the contest, Scott Brown, with some assistance from Jett Reddish, put RIT on the scoreboard with a power ploy goal. Seven and a holt minutes later AlC responded as the Tigers found themselves shorthonded on on Interference penalty. Sophomore Jon McCurk's power ploy shot gave the lead bock to RIT before the end of the period. AlC evened the score at two apiece early In the second period. Captain Ritchie Herbert provided the championship with a single-handed score at 12:59, while RIT was a man short. The Tigers applied the Icing on the coke In the third period. The "Brown line" was the culprit. Scott Brown netted the puck, with old from Herbert and Reddish. The RIT men's hockey team has some time to prepare tor the match against the University of Alaska-Fairbanks. The gome will occur on Wednesday, November 26 at the Rochester Community War Memorial. First toceott Is 7:30 P.M. The weekend of December 5 and 6 bring SUNY-College at Potsdam and Monkoto State University to the Frank RItter Memorial Ice Arena. The Tournament MVP Scott Brown #7 7, outreacties AlC's Paul Ventie #4 enroute to December 5 tete-a-tete will begin at 7:30 a goal and the first tournament victory for RIT in six years. P.M., while the Monkoto contest get under (Top) Diving efforts like this by RIT's Tom Herstad help whip North Adam's way the tollowing day at 2:30 P.M. State 8-3. 13 The New Place To Be! COMBO Here's a good stuff offer from Wandy's" nnirage Get Wendy's B13 Classic Combo We start with our new B13 Classic The fresh 3round beef, fresh taste, bi3 size, made ri3ht t>efore your eyes hambur3er Then add re3ular size fries and a medium soft drink And you 3€t all this at a special B13 Classic Combo price An All Ages New Music Video and Dance Club Tuesdays—W ITR Night, Free admission with V\ I TR button. $1.00 well drinks till midnight. Wednesday—ROGFR Rochester's premier new music DJ. and its 2 for 1-Ladies drink free 10 till midnight. Thursday—VVRl'R Night. Free admission with button. $1.00 Molsons all night. 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OR CASSETTE SPECIALLY SALE PRICED $7.88 AT CAVAGES and well thought out but it achieves embodiment of human feelings that destiny. Lady Macbeth has soliloquies by individual actors. mixed results. the two actors transmit through this conveniently made Duncan's guards Computer-generated images of the The play opens with a live performance. lapse into a sodden, drunken, phantom apparations also are viewed breathtaking sword fight between the Lady Macbeth (Patricia Bruce) drugged sleep by giving them in multi-image complexity later in the followers of King Duncan (John then tells him of her ideas. King unlimited wine to drink so that play. A musical score by James Kinstler) and the rebels led by the Duncan, it seems, is coming over to Macbeth can easily kill unnoticed. Denault, a Rochester freelance Thane of Cawdor. The Thanes troops Macbeth's household having recently The next scene Macbeth comes down musician, adds sound effects such as also have backing from Norweigan conferred the honor of naming the stairs in a stupor with bloody the crash of thunder and the whistling invaders. The fight seems quite real Macbeth Thane of Cawdor. He also hands and a bloody dagger. Very well of wind. with swords clanking against shields named his son as heir to his throne. acted by Lady Macbeth and Macbeth, The experiment to transcend the and actors emitting groans as they Lady Macbeth, after hearing this, they both look in revulsion at all of concept of deafness through the use "die" and fall to the floor. The scene's decides it is time for Macbeth to speed the blood on the dagger before Lady of sign language, mime and music but heros are Macbeth (Daniel Houlihan) up his destiny and kill the king as he Macbeth gets her wits about her and not voice succeeded but still left some and Banquo (Thomas Popowski), sleeps in their castle. After some plants the dagger on the sleeping confusion among the hearing students two key characters in the classic. serious argument, Macbeth agrees guards. as to what they had just witnessed. Each scene is summarized beforehand that this must be done. The stage is The entire play is directed and Jerome Cushman, associate profeesor on a video screen to the left of the set for another dramatic scene. While acted out superbly with special effects in NTlD's Department of Performing stage. The screen also functions as a we are discussing the stage, it consists surprises at every turn. In the scene Arts and one of the foremost leaders special effects display. In the scene of a two floor "castle" of sorts that prior to where Macbeth actually in deaf theatre, directed the play and directly after the clash between sits on the actual theatre stage. The murders King Duncan, Macbeth led the fine performance. A critical armies, the three witches (Kathy castle is on a large turntable that visualizes a dagger leading him to comment would be that voice would Holzwarth, Brenda Kruse, Patricia turns around between scenes to give Duncan's bedchamber. The dagger have added another dimension for Saar) that prophesize Macbeth and us different staging environment. The appears suspended in the video hearing students that could have Banquo's future appear on the stage present stage consists of Macbeth's screen. When Lady Macbeth helped add to their understanding of and tell Macbeth that he will be king "castle. " King Duncan soon arrives anguishes "Out! Out damned spot, " the action in the play without someday and tell Banquo that his and after a banquet retires for the we see a magnified closeup of her demeaning or detrimentally affecting descendants will rule Scotland for night. Macbeth then proceeds bloodied hands. The video screen was the message behind the play and its decades. They then leave the main upstairs dagger in hand to fulfill his also used to reinforce asides or performance. stage and appear on the video screen mockingly waving goodbye to Macbeth before disappearing in bubbles on the screen, a mystifying ast week on November 5-9 words to support signed, visual effect to say the least. the NTID Theatre put on communication. The actors are made Macbeth returns home to his wife sterling performances of the up of both the hearing and deaf after his victory over the rebel's army LShakespearian play Macbeth: the community here at RIT. and his meeting with the three weird tragedy. November 5th was the dress One major productional sisters (witches). His wife has heard rehearsal and literature classes from difference that NTID Theatre does about both events via a letter he sent RIT and local high schools were while staging the play Macbeth is to her days before his return. The invited to watch. The play took eliminate the actual speaking of lines. greeting that Macbeth receives from about two and a half hours to Instead, they try to create a ballet in his wife on stage, however, is a prime perform and those who viewed the images and attempt to tell a widely example of NTID Theatre's dress rehearsal agreed that it was well read play solely through visual experimentation. He enters from our worth the study given up to view this means. They feel that Shakespeare's left contemplating the witches well staged play. NTID theatre in its works can be appreciated at many statements. His wife enters from the earlier days was known as the levels beyond the literary ones. Sign door of their house to grab him from Experimental Educational Theatre language also should be appreciated behind and then wrap one leg (EET) and experimentation has at many levels. Using Shakespeare's suggestively around his midsection. always been a major focus in all the superb writing as a catalyst, the He responds by swinging her into his productions done there. They are production attempts to reach signers arms and giving her a "Hi honey, I'm always seeking new avenues to AND non-signers alike and to have glad to see you too " kiss. Shakespeare expand theatre communication. 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Twenty six year old Branford has also produced a classical album, Marsalis is the younger brother of the Romance For .Saxophone in London. Grammy award winning trumpet Simultaneouslv he was fdming Brinj^ player, VVvnton Marsalis. Branford On The .Vig/j/, the documentarv on offers his own persf)ective on the the making of Sting's 77ie Dream Of development of modern jazz as a tenor The Blue Turtles album and ensuing and soprano saxophonist. A few years tour. In addition, Marsalis has toured ago, this young musician from New with such Jazz greats as Art Blakev, Orleans produced his debut album Lionel Hampton, Glark Terry, and Scenes In The City. Recently, He brother VVynton Marsalis, completed his second jazz album for On Saturday, December 6, 1986 (Columbia, Royal Carden Blues. Both RIT will get a chance to hear the works add innovative chapters to the distinctive jazz sounds of Branford development of serious contemporary Marsalis. Sponsored by the College jazz. Among the musicians on Royal Activities Board, both shows will take Garden Blues are Bradford's father place in Ingle Auditorium at 7:30 Ellis Marsalis on piano, Herbie P.M. and 10:00 P.M. The concert is Hancock, bassist Ron ('arter, pianist open to the general public and ticket Kennv Kirkland, and drummer Ralph prices are $8 in advance and $9 at the Peterson. door. For RIT students tickets are Bradford Marsalis credits include only $4,50 and will go on sale the a recent rock excursion with Sting, week of November 17, 1986 at the former lead singer for The Police. Candy Counter. Don't miss it! Sting wanted to give his songs a jazzy — KRISTINE ARGENTO Peter Gabriel—And "So" it was Imagine that! Rochester has been of light into the audience with a as Gabriel sang sans Kate Bush, wtm chosen as the city to host the opening pocket mirror as he sang the last verse assisted him on the album version. night of a major musical artist's North of the song; / shoot into the light. He During the rendition of Lay Vour .American tour. Impossible you say? then moved downstage, positioning Hands on Me Gabriel walked to the Well, think again. Peter Gabriel could himself behind the keyboards for Red edge of the stage apron, turned around not have chosen a better place or time. Rain, the first cut from his recent solo to face his backup band, and, with a Absorbed in the spectacular effort: So. The lights nearly upstaged small leap, landed on the hands of the illumination of a spectacular motion the humans as they created the sense audience. This is a rare concert controlled light demonstration, of rain. A large portion of the concert occurrence for most people, and one Gabriel performed non stop for two relied on the material from So, which that Gabriel is known for. It shows an hours, including a couple of encores. was inevitably a smart move on immense amount of faith in the The opening act of Super Etoile De Gabriel's part as most of his performer's fans. After several Dakar featuring "one of the beautiful commercial success lies with that moments of audience circulation, he voices in West Africa," Youssou album. It is somewhat disheartening returned to the stage for a slightly N'Dour, hit the stage at approximately to realize that a sizable jyortion of the different version of a song which has 8:00 P.M. in a blaze of high intensity audience was made up of fair weather received too much airplay: energy. The base of their music fans. The kind of fan who will go to a Sledgehammer. Nevertheless, he consisted of traditional African concert because this or that performer achieved a masterful performance. percussion with a brassy Latin has finallv hit the charts. It is sad Tony Levin, one of Gabriel's influence. Their music was refined because this breed of music fan rarely longest standing band members, and professional. The most impressive know the history of the performer nor }>erf<)rmed like the professional he is. thing in regards to this band was how are thev aware of the significance of a For most of the concert he strummed well they were received. body of work so prolific and intricate the newest innovation in electric The main event began with San as Gabriel's. Just bop to the music and stringed instruments: 7he Stick. It has Jacinto. The former Genesis frontman buy another album. ten strings and an unbelievable range sported a long white overcoat, black The enigmatic prince of art rock of sounds when played bv someone pants and a royal blue shirt. He played warned against the unnecessary testing with as much skill as l^vin. It is one with beams of light as if they were his of laboratory animals as he burst in to of the main reasons CJabriel's music toys. In the emotional peak of Family a song from an earlier album;.S"/iO(-A: sounds like no one else. Snapshot, he deflected a brilliant ray the Monkey. Don t Give I p followed For (iabriel's first encore, X'ous.sou 21 N'Dour and a few members of Super suspicious circumstances. With the heartfelt curtain call. Etoile De Dakar returned to the stage audience in a chant, (iabriel said, For those devoted Ciabriel for In }'our Eyes, highlighted by the "The rest is vours," and cjuietlv supporters, the \'illage (iate Scjuare duet Ix-tween the African vocalist and walked off the stage. One bv one the (274 North Cioodman Street) is (iabriel. The close of the show was remaining band memlK-rs repeated his displaving an exhibit of tour dedicated to the memory of Stephen action, except for the drummer. But photographs from the past ten years. Biko. Biko was a South African Gabriel could not resist. He came out — BARTON FISKE AND activist who was killed in jail under once more with his band and gave a ROBERT SALZER Sex, violence, and Lunancy her clothes. In walks Mrs. Prentice (played by Ann Ducati) and the bickering l)egins as poor unclothed (ieraldine remains quietly hidden Ix'hind a dressing curtain. Mrs. Prentice is a nymphomaniac, desiring any man except her husband. I'nfortunately, her insatiable appetite and a fling with a bellhop at the Station Hotel is causing her some grief. Nicholas Beckett (played by Robert Curtis Brown) is a young virile Ix'ilhop who wants to blackmail her by threatening to spread pornographic pictures of Mrs. Prentice and himself. His terms demand that he gets a sum of money and a job as Dr. Prentice's secretary. Throughout the plav the characters go through a series of madcap run arounds. Dr. Prentice teeters on the edge of insanity bv trying to conceal his unorthcxlox attempt at seducing (ieraldine from not only his wife, but also Dr. Ranee (played by (iavin Reed). Dr. Ranee, a visiting The sixties were a most interesting second play of the .season. Although psychiatrist employed by her majesty, decade, youths were concerned with there is no bedroom on the set. it is a is convinced that everyone is crazy and sex, drugs, politics, and the Beatle's definite contender in the "British he is determined to rectify the rapid movement into the rock and roll bedroom farce" genre. situation. However, he attempts to scene. This decade brought about .\s the lights come up and the further complicate the increasingly some monumental changes that were familiar Beatle's song "Seargant bizarre situation occurring in this felt bv both the voung and not so Pepjx'r's Lonely Hearts Glub Band " single rcK)m. Mrs. Prentice also young. slowly fades, the audience is sent bac k contributes to the lunacy due to her For English playwright Joe Orton. into the early sixties to view the events unclothed and drunken state. writing comedies with a destructive about to take place in a private clinic What The Butler Saw shows how viewpoint, mocking the conventions of located somewhere in a London we destroy ourselves through the marriage and society, organized suburb. The clinic is run bv Dr. colorful expressiveness of the religion, government, the lower Prentice (Kermit Brown), a sex starved characters. Orton exemplifies the dark middle class, the workplace and death psychiatrist. He tries to ea.se his side of farce in What The Butler .Saw were attempts to mirror the self hunger bv examining a very attractive, by portraying the characters in destructive contemporary society. naive voung woman. She is Cieraldine situations of violence, lunacy, and Violence and sexual perversity run Barc lay (played by Kathleen Mahony unrestrained sexual ambition. The rampant throughout his work. Orton Bennett). She has no family and is just characters genuinely seem to enjoy reports on the state of England in the getting over the unusual and explosive their plight demonstrated through early 1960's through his plays and death of her step mother. Although their continuous witty and colorful comments on fantasy, violence, (Jeraldine has come to the clinic about remarks. romance, deception, and sexual a secretarial position for Dr. Prentice, What The Butler Saw is an perversity while maintaining a he has other things in mind for her and exaggerated view into our own consistent, witty level of comedy. proceeds to ask her some very personal destructive madness. It is a What The Butler .Saw is a raucously questions. He explains what a delightfully witty English farce and funny comedy written by Orton and "witch" Mrs. Prentice is and succeeds sure to keep vou arou.sed. presented bv (»eVa Theatre as the in gaining Geraldine's sympathy and — KRISTINE ARGENTO 22 November 14. 1986 Rachel Rosenthal Radically Resplendent The Pyramid Arts Center located on performance began with Rachel the normal time continuum and to 427 University Avenue is an coming out hunched over with her subvert it into an image associated innovative, non profit organization arms jutting out from her sides in a with the devil. She also comments that that provides exhibits of contemporarv bird like fashion and her hands one cause of this is religious reference and visual performing arts. scpieezed to look like claws. She that women were born of .Xdams' rib Established bv a group of artists in represents the 40th century woman and thus should stay siibserviant to 1977 as an alternative "artists space", who has been transformed or mutated men. Rosenthal is an active femininst it has grown to Ijecome a nationallv by (ominous exposure to radiation. and views societies problems as Iveing recognized, integral part of the Her lips are pulled up over her gums caused mainly bv our biased Western New York cultural district. It and her jaw is immobile as she utters patriarchal leadership. focuses on new ideas and concepts in bird like cheeps and .scjuawks. The Rosenthals' performance was one art inviting active public participation, afflictions she is imfxrsonaling are all that covered many issues, more than ('hallenging. stimulating and there is room to cover in this article. controversial the Pyramid .Xrts Center The overall message brought across to is a collaboration l>etwecn the the audience is the fact we are National Endowment for the .Arts, the "Rachel Rosenthal is an poisoning our nest and future with New York State (x)unci! for the Arts, active feminist who views nuclear waste and if we don't sing a The Memorial Arts (iallery, the different tune very soon we could fx- in Rochester Philharmonic, the Eastman societies problems as being deep trouble. Rachel, by the way. is an School of Music, the Visual Studies caused by our biased incredibly young and vibrant sixty Workshop and many more. Being non years old. The Pyramid is profit, the Pyramid ran give emerging patriarchal leadership." undoubtedly the artistic hub of artists the opportunity to share their Rochester and will be displaying work as well as displaying the more Jerome VVhitkin's works "Moral prominent works of the established proven effects on humans when Visions" until November 29. artists. For the novice artist, the exfKised to high levels of radiation. Admission is easily affordable. Pyramid offers a support service which Next we are greeted with a cheerful Anyone wishing to get more includes information on new arts recanting of Rosenthal's vacation. information on the Pyramid can call legislation, workshops on portfolio Driving a Dodge van and taking only 4612222. — JIM WiNiARSKi presentation and a comprehensive file the bare necessities, Rachel drives to of over 800 artist's works to name a the desert in search of a private few of the service's functions. communal with nature and Mother On Friday, November eighth at 8 Earth. She humorously wails that she P.M., the Pyramid had the pleasure of must succeed in this vacation as it is presenting a performing arts her first real break in years and she has spectacular bv Rachel Rosenthal. so much to accomplish. Books to Rachel visually presented a stunning write, performances to compose, amalgamation of images reflecting on places to go etc She comments the relentless disregard and pollution on how people are so worried about of the Earth. The show represents a having fun on their vacations that thev chronicle of her meditation on a three end up working harder at it than thev week vacation in the Mohave desert do their normal jobs. taken in January. 1986. The She gradually fades from her {jerformance is titled "L.O.W. in vacation into her boldest and strongest GAIA " and is entirely written, statement made in the entire conceived and {jerformed bv Rachel. performance. She states that our male GAIA is the ancient greek name for dominated society has created a the goddess of earth. L.O.W. stands hideous creature called the death for Ivoners on Wheels. It was a name crone. The death crone is the third given to those who travel on the road aspect of the triple goddess. The triple alone and bestowed upon her by an goddess consists of three female old man she met on her vacation. figures: the virgin, the mother, and the llpon entering the Pyramid, the death crone. The virgin has always first impression is one of surprising been glorified, the mother barely informality. Kathy Russo, the tolerated and the death crone driven promotional director, greeted us at the underground because of our inability door and explained the nature of the to deal with her. The death crone gallery and the imminent show. The consists of old age. ulcers, disease, Pyramid can comfortably seat one senility and hopelessness. She states hundred twenty five people. It is that although aging is natural our located on the second floor of a religions have chosen to view death as Sixty year-old Rachel Rosenthal c h u r c h li k e building. The something bad and to separate it from performs at the Pyramid Arts Center. 23 THIS BUD'S HNtYOU: BUOWEISER*«KINC OF B£ERS« A Trans-Atlantic Dialogue on Nuclear Arms Issues We will miss you. AIRED ON GRC CABLE 33 NOVEMBER 15, 1986 2:00-4:00 PM LIBERAL ARTS BLDG. 06-A205 The brothers and little sisters of Phi Sigma Kappa Our three-year and two-year scholarships won^t make college easier. Just easier to pay for. Even if you didn t start college on a scholarship, you could finish on one. Army ROTC Scholarships Day for full tuition and allowances for educational ees and textbooks. Along with up to SI,000 a year. Get all the facts. BE ALL YOU CAN BE. We awarded 26 students 2 & 3 year scholarships last year. From engineering thru graphic design majors. STOP BY BUILDING 1 RM 3161 OR CALL 475-2881 Al^MY RESERVE OFFICERS' TRAINING CORPS SCOREBOARD Kickers Halted It happened again. The RIT men's soccer score of 2 0. In regular season play RIT result of the Tigers not being able to put team had another lossless season, destroyed the Yellow Jackets by a score of the ball into the opponents net. something dominating nearly every opptonent they 50. that seemed to give them little trouble in came up against. The Tiger strikers The loss did not come as a result of any the regular season. There was nothing appeared prime to do much damage in major change in the Tigers strategy. more that the Tigers could have done in N'CAA post season play, only to have their Indeed, the Tigers outshot the Yellow preparation for this game, the loss bubble burst by a team which gave them Jackets bv a ratio of 214. On top of this, apparantly was in the cards. Coach Doug little threat in regular season play. the ball spent most of the time near the L'R May and his RIT strikers finish the season On Wednesday, November 5th. the net with RIT tallying 1 1 shots on goal, as with a 13 12 record. — CHRIS MARTIN Tigers lost in first round NCAA playoffs to opposed to the Yellow Jackets 3 shots at neighboring University of Rochester by a the Tiger net. The loss came simply as a November 14. 1986 Harriers Claim ECAC "You've got an awesome team," uttered The Tigers grabbed the first four places 26:13. Veterans Tim Healy and Mike Nier the coach from Tufts I'niversitv. The RIT in the team scoring, with the next RIT produced identical marks of 26:30, locked men's cross country team elicited the harrier placing sixth. That added up to a in lie for fourth place. Creg House finshed response after the complete annihilation of total of 16 points, a single point short of a in seventh place overall, recording a time of the competition in the second annual' shutout. The team title was theirs without 26:42. Eastern College Athletic Conference doubt. The Tigers have won 8 straight The Tigers are primed to attack the (ECAC) Cross Country Championships at invitational, and post a mark of winning 16 course at Sl^NY College at Fredonia in Sunken Meadows State Park located in out of the last 1 7 invitationals in a two year defense of last season's NCAA tjualifier Long Island, New York. The ECAC is the span. Saint Joseph's College was extremely title. If thev are successful, RIT would also nation's largest athletic conference. The far behind in second place with 75 points. maintain the New York triple crown (Le Tigers produced their lowest team total In third place was the equally distant Movne. ICAC, and N'CAA qualifier), as ever. At the meet, RIT regained their status United States Coast (iuard Academy with well as return to Fredonia next weekend for as the number one team in New ^Ork State. 133 fH)ints. the NC.A.\ Division 111 Men's Cross We are currently ranked third in the John Wagner won his third straight Country Championships.The start of National Collegiate Athletic Association individual invitational crown. He covered tomorrow's meet 11:00A.M. (NCAA) Coaches Poll as the Saints from the soggy 8,000 meter course in 26:04.5. Saint Lawrence University have fallen to Dale Foster chased his teammate to the number five. finish line, placing second with a time of — ROBERT SALZER Tiger Results Athletes of the Week RH MEN S CRO.S.S COIM RV NuvrmtxT I ai I'NA S Ri r lb. Saint Joseph s Colleitr 75. I iiitrd Sian-s (loasi (iuani .AcaHcmv lit. Amherst Colleije I St NY Albany 161. Vassar Colleife 17 t. St NX Stony Br.H.k 2IQ Cliark College 2V2. Muhtlelnirv College 251. I iiited States Merchant .Marine .Xtademv 27b. St .NX (lollege at Oneonta 2')5. New jersey Institute of Teihtiology V.V2. Nonh Adams State College 58b. Kramingham .State College 4 1b, Wentworth Institute of leihnoiogN f7b. Citv College of New Xork intompiete. Hunter College intompiete, Ratnajto College intompiete. Williams College intomplete Overall Record: 5 1 John Wagner .Naiu\ Dowdall Buffalo State Invitational 5rd Matislield State Invitational 1st For the third time this quarter, John In the first women's swim meet of the Cortland State Invitaional 1st Wagner is RIT Male Athlete of the season, Nancy Dowdall proved she is a la- Movne Invitational 1st Week. The fourth year mechanical strong addition to this year's squad. (ieneseo Invitational 1st engineering major captured individual Competing in the Harvest Relays at WaterhMi Invitational Isi honors to lead the Tigers to victory in University of Rochester, the native of l(7\C Championship 1st the Eastern College Athletic Conference East Aurora, NY, turned in four strong I NX'S ('hampionship 1st F.C.AC Championship 1st (ECAC) championship last weekend. efforts as RIT placed fourth in a field of IC.AC Record: 2 1 Wagner carried off top honors by nine schools. Dowdall started off covering the 8,000-meter course in anchoring the 400-yard freestyle relay to 26:04.5. RIT posted a record low score fourth place. RIT was timed in 3:55.80 of 16 points in winning the team title. A with Dowdall posting a :57.1 clocking. NovemlH-r 7 Rl 1 rournament (First Round) total of 112 runners competed in the Her next effort came in the 300 yard Rl l 8. North Adams State College 5 second annual ECAC event. This was butterfly as RIT again placed fourth. NovemlK-r 8 RI T Tournament (('hampionshij)) the Lodi, NY, runner's third This time Dowdall swam the first leg in RI T 4. .American Inteniat'l College 2 consecutive invitational victory. Three 1:03.11. She also combined with weeks ago Wagner won the ICAC teammates for second place in the Overall Record: 5 1 0 Ft: AC Record: 2 00 championship, and the following 200-yard medley relay, swimming the NCAA Record: 2 00 weekend he tied for first place in the 50 yard butterfly in :28.1. Her fourth Upstate New York championship with event was the 200 yard freestyle relay teammates Dale Foster and Mike Nier. where she anchored RIT to another Ri r MFN S SOCCFR Coach Peter Todd stated, "John ran runnerup spot. This time Dowdall with a great deal of confidence and covered the final 50 yards in :26.9. A Noveml)ct NCAA (First Round) controlled the entire race. With the newcomer to the RIT scene, Dowdall I niversitv of Roc )iestei 2. RI T 0 NCAAs coming up, John and his team- swam at East Aurora High School. Her Overall Record: M 1 2 mates are peaking at the right time." sister Julie, a freshman, is also Rl r Tournamenl 2nd ICAC Record: b 0 0 27 TAB ADS Apple Compatible Computer Roommates Needed for Winter June— Good Luck in Florida' We'll 8al*« and Sarvloas System for sale: includes 64K Quarter— Racquet Club Apts . miss you' — 189-B mottierboard. detalctied keyboard. 2 3-bedroom towntiouse. mostly Get Psyched tor Megalomania! turnistied Responsible, non-smoking, Is it true you can buy Jeeps for $44 internal disk drives. 80 column card. (Wicked fruity stuff witti ctiunks) tfirougti tfie U S Government'' Get CP/M. Gemini 10X printer w/intertace. male Call 359-3239 A S A P What?! 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W-F are Ttianks tor taking care ot me ttiat 6 28 November 14, 1986 HAT: No. your fan club hasn't deserted you. we're still going strong Have a great Thanksgiving Break' See you winter quarter What's all this I hear about ttie nature trails'' The Shroomin' Sister— What fiappened last nigfif'"'' P. Harrisment BLoof^ cou/oiy /5 Lives WANTED: Tall blonde quy seen in elevator of Racquet Club BIdg 22. going to 3rd floor, seen by 2 blondes THI^ \AJBBK BtCmSB witti the Bud going to the penthouse The six "DUDES"— Where's ttie party'''' We need to slam some peckin' OP "TBCHNICAL beers" —LB & C Cuppers, Toast, Smed, Stach, Stick [PIPPICULTlP^'! & Meatball— Aren t you glad we're so good to you'''' Let's do lunch" 'Bootin' " —Lunchbox and Chops HOF£ T^tBi Hey Pink Bed Dancer— Are you embarrassed that everyone at RIT now IAJ/LL 67BT TVBI/L knows wtio you are I wouldn't, it's )ust a great memory Good Luck in the water —Mailman AcrroCfBTHBP,! HELP!! Does anyone know how I can get a hold of Darth Vader'' I NEED to FIND tiim DESPERATELY" —The Death Star P. O. P. (Post Office People)— It s been a great quarter Thanks for putting up witti me and my silly traits, but that's the way I am May winter be the greatest' (Goodbye to all those wtio are leaving ) —JN RIT Men & Women Swimmers: Good To the Brothers in Phi SIg— Ttianx I Murbie II, Remember last year at ttie Anne P.— You are a wonderful Luck at Harvest Relays' Eat Spaghetti )ust found your brussel sprouts Real tiockey game'' I will never forget our person Good luck witti everyttiing I and think Florida, only 48 days to go' cute, guys —Apartment 295's Will really miss you Love. Kris Congratulations TEP Football on an first conversation Glad that I met you' Cleaning Woman awesome season 7 — 0 Greek Love ya. 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FILM & VIDEO—Talisman presents Jewel of the seniors. 1-2 pm Sign up in Placement Office Nile at 7 30 and 9 30 In Ingle Job Hunting Seminar 1-2pm Sign up in Placement MUSIC—Ttie Eastman Sctiooi ot Music presents Ottice 334-6600 Ttie Eastman Musica Nova at 8 00 pm in Kilbourn Ttie Strong Museum continues ttie "Let's Dance TTY SERVICE AVAILABLE Hall Free admission Program Series witti ttie music, costume & dance ot "Ttie Big Band & Jazz Era. 1930-1940 " Call Ttie Hotel Sales Marketing Association and ttie 263-2700 tor into Family Party Pac College Activities Board are proud to present "Attitude Adjustment Hour" m ttie Ritz Hear songs RADAR —Wiltsie/Lowenttiai 17" 12 Slice Pizza w/cheese from ttie Stones. Wfio. Dead. Floyd, and ottiers witti Plus 12 Wings ttie band "Get Lost" Starts at 4 30. 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For info Thursday, November 20 call 262-6286 FILM & VIDEO—Talisman presents North By Directly to your Dorm or Apt. MEETINGS—RIT Gospel Ensemble in ttie CAU Northwest at 7 30 & 10 00 in Ingle PLEASE. Allow 45 min.for delivery Music Room 6-8 00 pm MUSIC—The Eastman Sctiooi ot Music presents Minimum order S5.00 Intervarsity Ctinstian Fellowstup meets 7-9 00 pm teti music ot Sylvia Rosenberg and Barry Snyder at 8 — Add $t 00 for delivery RADAR—Lomb/Perkins pm in Kilbourn Hall Admission is tree MEETINGS —Ttie "25 Plus " adult student Saturday, November 15 organization meets inttie Ritz tor luncti at noon Delivery Hours Regular Hours Look tor ttie sign ttem ttam Mon- FILM & VIDEO—Talisman presents Jewel of the LECTURES.SEMINARS & Thur ttam-t2mid Mon Thu Nile at 7 30 and 9 30pm in Ingle WORKSHOPS —Resume Writing Seminar 1-2 MUSIC—Ttie Eastman Sctiooi ot Music presents pm Sign up in Placement Ottice ttam-tpm FniSat ttam-2am FniSat ttie music ot Handel. 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Ptiotograptiy ttirougti Dec 15 at Uie Hoctistein NEW! gallery, 50 Nortti plymoutti Ave Ttie Extiibit is tree and open to ttie public Call 454-4596 tor information Drop Off Laundry Service RADAR —Andrewstdormj/Perkins Includes: wash, dry, fluff-n-fold, Sunday, November 16 soap, softners, shirts on hangers FILM & VIDEO—Talisman Presents Rebel Without a Cause at 7 30 and 9 30 m Ingle One Day Service reg. $4.50 MUSIC—Ttie Eastman Sctiooi ot Music presents w/l.0.(10 lbs.) ttie Eastman-Ranlet Concert at 3 00 pm in Kilbourn .Hall Call 275-3500 tor tickets SPECIAL MEETINGS—Alptia Ptn Omega meets m room $4.00 1829 from 7 00 - 11 00 Professional Dry Cleaning RADAR—Perkins/Andrewsfacad) 15% OFF with I.D. Hot tub suites Monday, November 17 complete with Now Offering: Leather, Suede, and SHOWER LECTURES, SEMINARS & WORKSHOPS-CCe Fur Cleaning TOWELS Seminar today and tomorrow. "Hazardous Toxic MUSIC Waste Management", call 262-6286 tor more into Guaranteed Lowest Price in Town MEETINGS—RIT Singers meet in room 1829 7 00 Early Bird Special: RESERVATIONS Gift Certificates -9 00 pm 50 CENT WASH SUGGESTED Available ETC. —Watcti Monday Nigtit Football m ttie Ritz on • AN EXPERIENCE NOT TO BE MISSED' Big Screen T V Game time is 9 pm Pizza specials 7:30-11:00A.M. Monday thru Friday until midnigtit Specials good with this coupon RADAR—Andrew s(acad)/Andrews(dorm) $2.00 OFF Tuesday, November 18 1 Mr. TUB VISIT FOR 2 (Good Mon.-Thur. hoon-Bp.m.) MUSIC—Ttie Eastman Sctiooi ot Music presents 3333 W. Henrietta Rd. ttie Eastman Ctiamber Jazz Ensemble at 8 00 in Southtown Plaza Corner Park 6 Oxford 2301 Ridgt-Rd W Kilbourn Hall Admission is tree MEETINGS —Ttie Roctiester Wargamers (next to Sibley's) 244 8450 227 7091 Association and Guild will meet at 7 pm m ttie CU 716-424-3515 Cafeteria Interpreted tor the Hearing Impaired 30 fi. the best Dioice er COIAIDUS fer #0> A\ y (-(P3 rer'e) adj. iastirg ooig a vihiie ; fiot rcrfnareot iricorivEfiiEficE (ir'Reo ver'gaos) r. iaoR ot comfort, ease, etc. In order to renovate Rathaniei's ue must uacate our present location on Nouember 24th. We uill haue a temrorarg shop set up in the basement of Sol Neumann betueen The Corner Store and the laundry room. Most of our regular menu uill be available at this location. As there is no space for seating ue urge you to use our deliuery seruice , although ualk up seruice is still available. We uill also haue temrerarg phone numbers. Please CLIP AND^SAVE the follouing information; , ^ RATHArilEL'S ' 475-6440 475-6360 ^. ' I tty available ^^]t PHOflE ORDERS TARED QSL^ SROP OPED lllor-Thurs C:3e-midoight ^ IDon-Thurs T-midright Fri e Sat 8:36- 1 Fri S Sat 7- 1 Sufidag 5:3e-midoight Sundag £-midright f The preceding phone numbers and times uill be in use starting | I Surdag Rovember 36th thru mid January and the completion of. I jreoc^atiorjn JlflTmRjEL'S i We are sorry for any ircorverierce this may cause, but ue are looking foruard to seruing you in the REUI RflTRARIEL'S in 1987. STUDENT Directorate Below are the proposed amendments to the Student Directorate By-laws: 1. The Chairperson and voting members of the Student Directorate Board cannot be on the Execudve Board of a club or organizadon recognized by the Student Directorate. This amendment will take effect with the 1987-88 Student Directorate Board. 2. From henceforth, the Director of Acdvides shall be directly elected by all Clubs and Organizadons recognized by the Student Directorate of the Rochester Insdtute of Technology. Each Club and Organizadon shall be able to cast one vote per club. The votes shall cast on a special form (attached). Elections shall take place at the dme prescribed by the Student Directorate, during Spring Quarter of each academic year. The elecdon shall be reviewed by the vice-chairperson of the Student Directorate at an open meedng of the Student Directorate. Only the clubs in attendance will be allowed to vote for a candidate by a secret ballot. The winner will be announced the following day, with majority rule being enough to win the elecdon. This amendment will take effect with the 1987-88 Student Directorate Board. These amendments will be discussed at the Student Directorate Open Meeting Tuesday, 6 P.M. Student Directorate wishes you good luck on finals and HAPPY THANKSGIVING!