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Volume XL, Number 7 Thursday, September 26, 1996 First Copy ]Free Students Fooled by False Signs
BY ALEXANDRA CRUZ about the plan." Statesman Editor One other flier accused Fliers have been posted Aramark of not delivering on throughout campus, proposals they had made anonymously, accusing earlier this year when they Aramark, the Campus Dining submitted their bid to FSA. Service of lying to students The flier contained the word and of cheating them out of 'Lies' written over and over their money. One of the three again in bold typeface, the fliers distributed went as far Aramark logo, and across the as saying that the Faculty bottom and top repeatedly Student Association along said "24 hour union, late with 7-Eleven had agreed to night H cafe, advantage accept meal cards, which pricing." Kevin Kelly, executive According to Royale, the director of FSA, said is false. late-night H cafe was started The fliers, which began to at the beginning of the appear Tuesday morning, semester and is open Sundays 0u1MUII fl~trIVACHz1SUM%-M4., have caused great to Thursday, from 9 p.m. to Students Rally Outside of Administration. inconvenience for many midnight. Royale said they students. After reading the never said they would offer a fliers students have gone to 7- 24-hour Union, but a 24-hour Eleven believing that they deli. She said the plan was Protesters Rally Against would be able to use their shot down because of safety meal cards, only to be turned concerns. away by store clerks. However, there is a plan The Press "We don't give discounts underway to open a second to students," said Mike deli in Kelly Cafeteria, Kevin BY ENEIL RYAN DE LA PENA life or maybe didn't support his, the expressed his concerns about the Garrant, an employee at 7- Kelly, FSA executive Statesman Staff fact that the man was dead and for article in the rally. McAdoo said that Eleven. "I'm positive that is director, said. The deli, Protesters marched from the [the Press]to make fun of him on his it was "totally insensitive to a brilliant not true." whose tentative date to open Student Union to the Administration deathbed, we thought was in poor young man, who may have chosen Naala Royale, marketing is in early October, will have building, Tuesday, objecting to what taste," Harris said. "I wouldn't want the wrong course and died under director for Aramark, said counters set up with the they called was a "distasteful" and it done to me. A lot of people unfortunate circumstances." "Whoever did this Union deli's 30 most popular "racially insensitive" top ten list wouldn't want it done to them or "His death should be a positive inconvenienced students." items and a sandwich bar. If published in the September 18 issue people that they associated message to others who have gone Royale said that she had the deli in Kelly Cafeteria is of The Stony Brook Press. themselves with or held in some kind down that road that is not the right received complaints from successful, Kelly said that The rally, organized by the Black of regard and we just felt that it was way to go," McAdoo said. "It should students who had gone to the when renovations are done Caucus, was a prelude to the town in very poor taste that they did this." not be an occasion for people who 7-Eleven because they next year on Kelly Cafeteria, meeting held later that night in the "I understand that the Press is are insensitive to what is happening trying to be a paper that's a social believed the fliers and were a deli will be a new addition UNITI Cultural Center. Student See RALLY, Page 2 then turned down when they to the Cafeteria. leaders and administrators spoke to the satire and commentary type of got there. "They miseducated One of the advantages of crowd gathered outside of the newspaper," said Rabbi Joseph S. students," Royale said. "It "this meal plan is that it Administration Building. The list Topek, who also spoke at the rally. has created a panic of the allows you to go wherever featured "Top Ten Things 2Pac "I appreciate satire as much as INDEX students on the plan." you want, whenever you Shakur Said On His Deathbed." anybody else, but there arejust some Many students have said want," Kelly said. He said "A lot of students in the things that aren't funny. Nazi storm N E W S...... 1 -5 that they are not happy with this plan was meant so that community were coming up to me troopers with smiling faces are not EDITORIAL ...... 6-7 in effect one can see exactly where the and were saying 'let's do something funny or a person on their deathbed, the plan that has been FEATURE S...... 8-11 about [the article]'," said Andre especially somebody who's been since the semester began. The money is going. "In the old SPORTS ...... 12-16 plan, which deducts $682 up plan costs were hidden," English, chair of the Black Caucus. gravely injured, ... is not funny either. front to cover fixed costs and Kelly said. He said this way "So, as the chairman of Black Caucus, I've been with people on their offers food at food cost prices the budget can be looked at we got on it and that's why we have deathbeds and I've held their hands while they died. I was revolted by DRAFT FIVE-YEAR PLAN has not been received well by more closely and decisions the rally today." -Page 3 students who are on the plan. can be made on what services Rallying by the Administration this attempted humor." "We know there's always students might not really building, some students held signs Polity President Keren Zolotov TOWNHALL MEETING going to be doubt when there need, which would in turn calling out for a halt to racism and a was one of the speakers in the rally. -Page 3 call for administrators to respond to "I'm not for censorship," Zolotov is change," said Royale. "We lower the fixed cost. ACCORDING TO EVE know it will take time to trust Kelly said that the $682 the issue. Another sign being waved said. "But I am for respecting a -Page 8 the plan." that students pay for fixed listed Press members as the top ten community's integrity. Idocondemn Forums will be scheduled cost was calculated by adding "insensitive people on campus." any disrespect on any community on WOMEN'S SOCCER -Back Page in the near future in order to all direct costs, which include Stacy Harris, a member of the campus." Also actively voicing out her opinions was Monique Maylor, address students, said John uniforms, napkins, etc., labor Black Caucus, served as a moderator FOOTBALL Rainey, Regional Director for costs and Aramark's profit for for the rally along with English. 'We vice president of Polity, who called -Back Page Aramark. "We want to inform all dining areas for the year. felt that even though a lot of black the list "distasteful." [students]," Rainey said. "We people on this campus do not agree William McAdoo, director of want them to know the truth See SIGNS, Page 2 with the way [2Pac Shakur] lived his the Africana Studies Program, - ^-- I_ --. -__ 2 Protesters Rally Against The Press StudentsW 19 which appeared under the top ten list. One of us, that are irrational, that are not responsible From RALLY, Front Page the students pointed out racial undertones that and that are bigoted." in our community, that is the black community, they believed the comic strip conveyed. "It's a matter of respect," Harris Fooled by to celebrate in this gross insensitive manner his "The Press has this long history of doing emphasized. "If it had been done to anybody death. There is no question in my mind that things that are really insensitive," Topek said. that was of any kind of regard, we would have whatever the intent, it was racist." "Some things just aren't funny. It's okay to done the same thing. We feel we set the "After [the Press printed] it," Harris said, have a satire paper, but you have to follow a precedent where the dead will be respected, then False "a member of the community spoke to them line. That line is not what the paper should be it will not be." She said that the group has set a about it and said that they would not retract their able to publish, but it's what a paper should feel precedent in that other groups will hopefully statement. That burnt a lot of people ... I'm in its own conscience that it should publish. I not encounter these matters in the future. "It quite sure that if it had been to any other group think this is another time that they went too far. just happens that Tupac is of the black Signs on campus or anybody else, they would have If it was just once or twice, it might be okay, community, but I don't call it a race issue. The felt the same way. I've spokento alotofpeople but The Presshas been doing this for years and Presshas the right, the freedom of the press most that are not black and they were upset about the I think the students finally had enough." definitely, but just use your discretion. I think From SIGNS, Front Page article so we felt that if retraction was not going "I think The Press needs to make a front that if the article had been printed in another voice heard so page apology," McAdoo suggested. '"I think way, say a month or three months down the Then that number was divided by to be made, we would make our and let them we need some sensitivity sessions throughout line, maybe they wouldn't have gotten the 8800, assuming that 4400 students that they can retract their statement to stand for this." the campus on these kinds of issues. I think it's response that it came. But they printed the article would be enrolled in the plan each know that we're not going presented at the rally was an occasion for all of us to begin to talk about days after the man passed away and we don't semester, and the $682 is the final Another matter of the Prison-House," some of those things that have been dividing think that is right" O number, Kelly said. the comic strip "Shades This semester, exactly 4904 st I -d 1.1 I l.-Z L '' 9 C i _ slL Clr 9 8P CB L --- s I students are enrolled in the meal plan. Since more students joined than were expected, Kelly said that next year there should be a difference in fixed costs. Ultimately, Kelly said he would like to see the fixed cost be lowered by $100. Students should not be worried about running out of money by the end of the semester, Kelly said, because at the moment the majority of students are 'underspending'. He said that because so many students were concerned about the plan, they looked at all those enrolled to see where everyone stood. The Standard Plan is the most popular plan with 3304 students enrolled. Of those about six percent have spent more than they should have, said Kelly. The Basic Plan follows with 1124 students enrolled with about 60 percent having spent more than they should have. The same Over 90 students attended New York Public Interest Research Group, NYPIRG, First General Meeting of the goes for those enrolled in the Ultra Semester. Pictured is Steven Fiore-Rosenfeld, who spoke to students about Voter Registration. Plan at about 25 percent. However, ON Kelly did say that those students who I.·II -·: · II rl ' I - I 'I were over, were only over by a few dollars. Kelly said that any student who USE Spirit Night has been cancelled. It will had questions about the meal plan or how it works can contact him for more be postponed till next Thursday. information. O
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BY ROBERT BONFIGLI management of the University. Copies of students from Scott West. Most of the input down into smaller components indicating StaltesmanoEditor the plan is available on SB News, in the was the result of faculty and staff. areas of emphasis. Under the emphasis, The Draft Five-Year Plan was President's Office, the Melville Library The first and most important subject components are "goals" which explain the reviewed, yesterday, at Staller Center Reference Room and the HSC Library. brought up was economics. "How was the main idea of which the "specific actions" Recital Hall. This meeting was the first of The review session was an opportunity plan to be paid for?" The plan is not a call can then be listed with a time table. The two where the draft plan will be put on to have a say in an important campus matter. for new programs so it won't depend on any administrative position responsible for display for public scrutiny by the campus About twenty to twenty five people were on new monies. It seeks to rebudget. It seems overseeing the implementation of the action community. hand to question the panel. The meeting was administration will be able to transfer funds is also provided. President Shirley Strum Kenny and scheduled from noon to 2 p.m. but was let from wherever they are now to these listed The componential nature of the report seven members of the Five-Year Plan out early due to lack of questions for the priorities. was explained by its being the result of Coordinating Committee formed a panel on panel. These priorities are headed under eight synthesizing the previous work of nine the main stage where a moderator was able The questions that did come from the parts: separate task forces that developed to direct questions about the draft plan to audience ranged over the breadth of the plan: 1. Undergraduate Education preliminary ideas important for Stony seated members in the audience. from parking on campus to computers in the 2. Research and Graduate Education Brook's future. In a letter to the campus community, classrooms. Members of the audience 3. Economic Development The plan itself was generalized as an Kenny stated the importance of the looked for clarification in parts that 4. Health Care exercise in common sense. But common sense document. "The final Five Year Plan will concerned them. From the hiring and firing 5. Community Programs is what was overlooked in past administrations become the principal campus planning of faculty and staff to the best methods of 6. Campus Life due to their focus elsewhere. This neglect of document and an important consideration instruction, audience members made their 7. Image, Public Relations and matters put necessary University functions on in the development of the campus budget." views heard. Development a back burner. That refocusing is presented in The idea is a uniform campus wide The majority of the questions were 8. Facilities the draft Five Year Plan and the committee that document identifying priorities that being asked by non students, except for one Under each head is a main "vision" drafted it had no pretense and called for a administration will look to in its question regarding the status of graduate statement. Then each of the heads are broken community response. O Townhall Meeting to Address The Press
BY DAVID CHOW expressed the need for the campus community have to be more unified," said hope for getting out of the narrowness of the Statesman Staff community to learn to honor one another and one student. "They see us killing each other past. I was very impressed by tonight's Controversy involving race and the respect those that think differently from and they say look at them. They don't respect meeting; by the calmness by the depth of campus printed media came to the surface oneself. "I want to let all of you know that each other so why should we? They don't thought and the organization. I was very when a satirical piece on recently slain rapper it's essential on this campus that those that say anything about the Jews because they impressed with the whole thing." 2Pac Shakur appeared in The Stony Brook are part of our community do what you can are one. We have to come together more Preston also offered a memorable closing Press. In the September 18th edition of The to enrich our community" she said. like this." She said, "I love you all but I statement on the whole affair: "My mother Press, a bi-weekly campus feature paper, a Preston followed saying, "It's become don't want to see you all if it has to be like taught me something called the doo doo top ten list was printed of "things 2Pac sort of vogue in society in general, for using this. We have to come together more with principle. It is when you take some doo doo Shakur said on his deathbed." The list insensitivity's in addressing social issues. love." and you throw it on the floor and it may or may included such remarks that were considered That kind of cynicism kills the environment Tommy Cook said that the dimensions not hit someone, it's funny. But if you take the by many students as insensitive to blacks and for respect for everyone." of black life were not considered in the doo doo and you throw it into someone's face derogatory to women. Shakur died "As managing editor I take campus media. then that's different. If you don't understand September 13 of complications from responsibility for everything that was Ewalt suggested that if any group has you have to take the doo doo and throw it into gunshot wounds, which people close to him printed," said Giuffo. "I consider myself a problems with the way things are portrayed your own face and only then you'll know how believe to be the result of a gang related very sensitive person. I've done a lot of soul in The Press, the best way to change that the other person feels." Preston praised vendetta. The Press publication came on searching this weekend, and I've come to would be to join the paper. everyone in attendance for the conviction that the heels of the death and coincided with realize the mistake that we made. We have Noelle Damico, a campus Protestant they showed. He thanked them for being so Shakur's funeral. He had as many detractors tried to educate ourselves so as to be more minister, pointed out that certain parts of the vigilant and for voicing their concerns. as individuals who considered him a role sensitive. We talked to William MacAdoo list were offensive to women and should not Ewalt closed the panel statements by model. [Director ofAfricana Studies] earlier. We made have been printed no matter who the writers urging members of the audience to submit their Many Stony Brook students questioned a mistake and it's good that we can learn and were. thoughts and concerns for future issues of the the motivation behind the printed material, grow from this. That's why we're here." She added, "My main concern tonight Press. He promised a in depth response, charging at the least insensitivity on the part Polity Vice President Monique Maylor is that we don't make out 2Pac as a saint or apology and retraction in the next issue and of the paper. Aprotest rally was held Tuesday was not satisfied with the apology. She a sinner but realize he was a human being suggested the Black Caucus write a rebuttal to and a town meeting later that night to discuss vehemently addressed the panel. "You're deserving of respect and sympathy." whatever was written. Caucus member Tracy the printed material. Both were organized apologizing but the question is 'Why did you The rest of the evening was devoted Harris made a final plea for the Black by the Black Caucus. write it in the first place?"' mostly to this vein of thought. Many voices Community to come together and voice their The town meeting was held at the Giuffo admitted to a lack of connection around the room voiced the basic need for concerns more often. English had the final say UNITI Cultural Center, which quickly filled on the Press staff's part to recognize the respect for the dead, a right that was not offering an ominous warning to the campus up with about 60 people. The session opened sensitivities of the black community. Among afforded to Shakur by the Press feature. "I media, "Like we warned The Statesman, this with questions from the audience to a panel. the grievances addressed to the panel, was definitely believe that 2Pac got what he time your getting off easy. The next time you The panel consisted of Press Executive the use of student money to subsidize deserved. You reap what you sow," said slip off you won't Let's leave it at that for now.'' Editor David Ewalt, Managing Editor John "unrepresentative and offensive material," another student. "I definitely did not agree Harris was very happy with what was M Giuffo and Business Manager Martha and the cartoon that appeared immediately with what he stood for but you should let achieved by the meeting. "We set out to let m Chemas. Black Caucus Chairman, Andre underneath the top ten list. the dead lie. It is basic human thing no matter them[the Press] know we weren't satisfied with c, English acted as moderator. Ewalt had a "The cartoon was called Shades of the what culture you come from." the way they handled a brother's death. They an prepared speech but English suggested it Prison-House, that was mistake number one. Kenny, who stayed at the meeting basically agreed with us on all our demands for would be better if the panel would go directly Mistake number two is the, black male is approximately an hour, and left a half an hour a retraction, apologies and to write in their paper IVCDt represented as a stereotype. The cartoon only before it closed remarked at being impressed how we felt about their articles. Also it was a mF to questions. w The session began in earnest as a student falls short of giving him gold chains and gold by the strength and intelligence of all the big plus that President Kenny and Dr. Preston asked the question "What was your teeth." The panel responded in defense of individuals at the discussion. "I think town showed up. It was their right to print such a purpose?" Kramer. meetings of this sort are very important" she travesty but we let them know they can only go 0 Ewalt said, "We thought the "I asked Kramer myself what the title remarked afterward. "I think we should so far. We [Black Caucus ] are achieving our meant," said Chemas. "He said it was taken administration and goal of trying to bring people of color together, glorification of violence needed to be work together; faculty °^cn addressed. Our motivation was we felt that from a poem by William Wordsworth." She students and make it a top priority on this and the first part of that is showing we respect CL piv3 the artist meant to describe a parallel ourselves." AD violence is not acceptable. We admit that said campus to begin to hear one another. We're 3 we could have handled it much better." He between the cynicism that grows out of life not doing that. We have this glorious Giuffo said after the meeting, "We came ?n 0 said that the top ten list was meant to be a with living on the Stony Brook campus. Also diversity, and we're not taking advantage of here tonight to recognize the problem, and to the individuals depicted were Kramer by the students here actively find something to solve that problem. ct social commentary and the intentions were it. I was very impressed D well meaning. himself and his best friend/roommate. tonight, by what they said and their I think tonight there was a very positive CL Chemas argued that he did not mean to make commitment. But I don't think we do that response. Our format won't change[satire], President Shirley Strum Kenny and Dr. E34 Frederick Preston, Vice President for Student generalities but portrayed his roommate as often enough. We need to change the what will change is how we look at what we do 00 Affairs, arrived shortly after the meeting an individual and not typical black male. insensitivity's. print and check over ourselves and see how began. Ewalt said, "I will ask Mike to include the We can do this through staff, by giving much upset it's going cause and check Wordsworth poem in the next issue and run diversity training. The student clubs ourselves. I think the Stony Brook Press is in (I Kenny immediately addressed the them t>t gathering. "I am deeply ashamed by what I an apology." need to get together. I do think racial the best format it's ever been. We are more t0 have read," shesaid. "I am very concerned Students said that this shouldn't be the attitudes are getting worse, and if college intelligent, more concise and with incidents by what come out in the Stony Brook Press. only reason why the community should students can't solve these problems then like these we will continue to learn and get At the very least it was insensitive." She come together. "We as a [African American] nobody can. College students are really the better" - OIN - .. . . -. . ------4 I~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ML
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To the Editor: Clinton answered me. But before I could For weeks, the debate over the debates reply. the Secret Service was dragging me has focused on billionaire Ross Perot. Now off. Hundreds of reporters saw this debate it's official. Mr. Perot will not be included. and it was caught on tape and film.. Brief Other presidential candidates were not clips aired on some TV stations. But in even considered. each case, my candidate status was omitted Other candidates? Even careful and I was identified as "a protester" Could observers of the nightly news and the it be nobody knows my name? morning papers might not know there are Earlier, I had led a protest on the same other candidates. But I know, because I'm issue at New York Democratic Party one of them. headquarters. My picture appeared in My name is Monica Moorehead and I several newspapers upstaging former am the presidential candidate of Workers Governor Mario Cuomo. But in the World Party. It shouldn't be hard to captions I was a "protester." My status as recognize me. I'm the only African the only African American woman American woman on the presidential presidential candidate was omitted. ballot. My running-mate Gloria La Riva, Recently, Rupert Murdoch of Fox TV a Chicana woman, and I are the only 2 proposed offering free TV time for women-of-color slate on any presidential presidential candidates and the other "It's okay...l'm wearing my ticket and in fact the first in U.S. history. networks agreed. According to FCC rules, The Commission on Presidential I would have to be given "equal time" since waterproof watch." debates undertook to decide if Mr. Perot I am certified on the ballot in more that 10 was electable. It must have been tough states. So Fox and the other networks since Mr. Perot is a very rich, white man, petitioned the FCC to issue an exemption which seem to be necessary if not sufficient from the "equal time" rule so that they qualifications to be electable. Excluding could give Clinton, Dole an Perot free air me must have been easier. From George time and exclude me and the other certified Washington to today, the presidency has third party candidates - exactly the same been one job where workers, women and candidates not getting millions of dollars Men's Soccer people of color need not apply. Why in federal election funds and who can't should I, "an unelectable " be in the debate? afford commercial time. Here's why. On most issues there is Four years ago, Perot spent more than little difference between Clinton and Dole 50 million of his own money and was Saturday September (and Perot). They all agree on cutting included in the debates. This year, while welfare, limiting immigrants' rights, Clinton and Dole-will spend about 60 keeping the minimum wage less than $6, million each in federal matching funds bombing Iraq, abandoning affirmative (plus many millions more in "soft" money), 28 against Keene action, banning gay marriage, funding the Perot will get "only" 29 million. Maybe military, building more jails and cutting that's why he is now not "electable" this ,~~~~~~~~~~ government services for workers and the time. The U.S. Constitution specified poor. My campaign uniquely has the natural-born citizen and 35 years of age as requirements for President. Back at 1:00 p.m. issues and minimal State opposite position on all these many more. Clinton, Dole and Perot are then, only free (white) men of property all capitalists. I am a socialist. That would (like a house or farm) could vote or hold be a real debate. office, making these unstated ARAMARK On The Cheat Again It may come as a surprise, but I am qualifications. Has much changed since the only candidate who already has had a then? The property limit for being To the Editor: for! It ALL becomes profit! This is on a number of face-to-face debate, of sorts, with President electable has risen to at least $50 million. Recently, I've read top of the price gouging usually Stony Brook Clinton in this campaign. At his birthday Talk about inflation! articles in the various associated with the food service. Don't the new reception in New York, I confronted him Monica Moorehead publications complaining about even try to tell me it doesn't happen, has about the welfare bill that will drive a Workers World Party Candidate for meal plan system that ARAMARK $1.39 for a ONE liter of soda IS gouging. Through all the million more children into poverty. Mr. President of the U.S. recently implemented. 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Luke Skywalker was men say that they're so small shouldn't break a nail may be detrimental if a man is going nothing." encouraged to be a Jedi they can ' t defend disappearing. to work out lightly with a Theodorou explained how Knight, so why wasn't Leia? themselves," Theodorou said. There are about 60 black female on the mats. A rapist upsetting it is that one woman arm Even though she held her own "It's always the smarter bells In-1: mne isn't going to say, "I'm sorry, is raped every minute, which statistic against the stormtroopers, she did I hurt you?" So if a person is a horrible wasn't trained to be a fighter is used to their partner considering it is so easy to like her brother. attacking them easily, when a defend oneself in most Like Leia, most women real situation arises, they situations and get an attacker aren't encouraged to fight or won't be prepared for it. off of you. just like join the martial arts. Is it By Brooke Donatone Sometimes it takes a "A lot of women, think supposed to be reserved for couple of classes for a guy to everybody in life, to me,'" testosterone and male person with the best American realize that females aren't 'that'll never happen said. "Some women aggression? technique. Females have an J u i -J i ts u porcelain dolls that will break Manelski q thP 1Ci hteP.st "It started in the movie extremely big advantage Federation currently, six of a tL L1 %. a I I , II .%a ..._ business," said third degree because they're very which are females. touch. "It makes me black belt Sensei Phil deceptive [because of their When most girls were angry when the guys Theodorou of American Jiu- size] and the art of Jiu-jitsu is playing with Barbie, Michelle do that to the girls," Jitsu. "You always see a lot very deceptive in itself." Manelski was thinking of Theodorou said. "I of the male dominated martial Theodorou went on to martial arts. Now, Sensei feel like when I'm art movies like Van Damme explain that the art was Michelle is a first degree training in the and Steven Segal. You never created for smaller people, black belt, and agrees that martial arts, I need to see women in the martial arts; which, at the time, was women can defend themselves make everyone it's very rare that you do. So Japanese royalty. Arm and as well as men. around me prepared a lot of people have the shoulder locks, which are very The first school she went for a real situation. I mentality, 'O.k., it's only for painful and can easily break a to had the men and women worked out with a lot men ' ." persons arm or rip out their separated and instead of of women and I was Theodorou said that shoulder, was taught to the kicking punching bags, the attacking full force. women are joining martial queens because it requires women were kicking . .I think the guys are arts more and more because of very little strength. magazines out of each-other's kind of naturally rape awareness. Jiu-Jitsu is Kids classes are about a hands. I don't think Bruce conditioned to take it more of a self-defense art and 50-50 male / female ratio now, Lee got his start this way. easy on women doesn't require strength, as unlike the adult classes. -So what about the logic because they're does karate, which is more Parents may be more aware of that a man should never hit a trying to be a nice male dominated. "I get a little increased crime and the woman? Well nobody should guy, but they're angry when women or smaller stereotypes that say women be hit; however, it is very actually doing more SenseiM lichelle Manelski, left, and friend harm." ~------~---~------~---~-----=~`=---~-I I) "Even now, every once in don't want to get sweaty and awhile, I'll tell the guy to roll around on the mat with throw the punch and they'll guys or some think it's too give me this lame punch, late since they've already because they don't think that been violated by someone." SpokaA 13E.C.BdieatA, 724 MOAt Aswf, Hawiot. (5/6) 4723-134 you can really hurt them," Control is the key issue. I __ _ _ . said Manelski. She relayed a Women don't want to take story about how one guy control of their lives because (011 3 OF THE 5 ACTORS apologized because he had they feel like they will never NAME trouble hitting a woman be a victim or don't feel that realistically. "There's two martial arts is the way to get take it. One is them physically fit. 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I played them since 1992 this case because Saenz when they beat them 27- was already being held 12 in a home game at the to very little. E then-called Patriots w^A V o Field (our nickname was the Patriots before 1994). Despite the fact that it has been four years, Kornhauser has Bentley always felt that they HEAR YE! HEAR were a damn good continued from back page the receiving end of F riday after suffering a YE! ODOR IN THE football team. "This is reception. Senior Joe two scoring passes. c oncussion in the COURT! The Stony a team that knows how Cerami (Methuen/ While the air attack o pener. In less than Brook Seawolves sense a to win," said Methuen HS) leads the has been solid, Bentley tfhree quarters against stench coming from Kornhauser. receivers with seven has yet to get the L,owell, he rushed for across the Long Island Bentley is not as big catches for 100 yards ground game on track, 73 yards in 16 carries Sound, over the suburbs of a team as Pace and and two touchdowns. with the Falcons a nd also caught five of Connecticut, and Montclair are, so Classmate Colin averaging only 2.2 passes for 51 yards. across the Kornhauser feels that Arsenault (Andover/ yards a carry after Cerami has Massachusetts border. there will be a size Andover HS), who tied rushing for just 52 net a veraged four yards on As they get closer and advantage. However, the school record yards in 46 carries 14 carries, but closer, it keeps getting Bentley is probably Friday night with his against Merrimack. 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Fro*e tHuatt Sj (KFCREF'erldituleo aretf o ribt edh',tybf> T/LtI-CUF -ms.!(«&u fiif'[-ftfa -r^-«iu Cjanmw~wm-wnmw 1442 V *. ^ ' ' * ' * . , * .' * ' ' d a\ -- L I I _~_ QiaMWLM- a~MF I I -~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Jessica Serrano (right) gets up high in the Seawolves 3-0 victory over Soutampton yesterday at the Indoor Sports Complex yesterday. e 'Wolves won 15-1 15-3 and 15-9 to improve to 7-8 on the season. Melissa Wrav had nine kills, Serrano had eight kills and Sarah Boeckel had 25 assists. The Seawolves will be back in action October 2 against Dowling. adln fl1kg tfuclrrl·uicwitur, -- -- BENTLEY continued from pager-V-- 12 HS) are both under three yards a carry thus far. Mazzuchelli, whose career average of 5.3 yards a carry is a Bentely record, does share the team lead in scoring with three touchdowns. Cerami has also reached the endzone three times. While Bentley is averaging 343.5 yards and 43.5 points (third in Division II) thus far. Stony Brook's offense has produced just 57.0 plays and 216.5 yards a game. The Seawolves have averaged 3.1 yards per rushing attempt, although running back Bobby Kane has been effective (156 yards, 4.5 average, 2 Tds). Freshman QB Anthony Gazzillo opened the season by completing 13 of 21 passes for 127 yards and two TD's against Pace, but he struggled last week against Montclair. In that contest, he completed eight of 17 for just 70 yards. Favorite receiver Glenn Saenz was also kept in check by Montclair (2 for 28) after catching six passes tor nearly 100 yards in the opener. Last year, Saenz caught 69 passes, including 13 for touchdowns. If the NCAA Division II stats are any indication, Saturday's encounter could be dominated by the defenses. Through two games, Bentely is the fifth in total defense, yielding 199.5 yards per contest, while Stony Brook is ninth overall (216.5) and fourth best against the rush (only 72 yards allowed on 77 carries.) The Bentley defense has been led byjunior linebacker Mike Deterding (Medford/Medford HS) and defensive ends Andy Aubut (Nashua, N.H./Nashua HS) and Ben Nassar (North Andover/North Andover HS). Deterding leads the team in tackles with 21, and he's also recovered two fumbles, one of which he returned for a touchdown. Nassar has been in on three sacks while Abbut has two. Bentley has ten take aways in the first two games, including three fumble recoveries by junior strong safety Todd Shulman (Brattleboro Union HS). Junior linebacker ^0 SIGNS OF COMPULSIVE COMPUTER USE*% Tom Fleming (Waltham/Trinity College HS) also has two OIN T--4 fAl~\ ~ If you recognize a pattern of problems like these, you may need some help ,1\ fumble recoveries, both of which set up scoring drives in getting your time on the computer under control. Contact the Student Health Service- CH-IOICE Center at 2-9338 against Merrimack. CE for more information or assistance. is led by linebackers 'aI^0 The Stony Brook defense (N lost Vincent Romano and John Harris, who have 18 and 17 lying about the time tackles, respectively. Four of Harris' stops have been i behind the line of scrimmage, including two sacks. a) you spend on it . , . Linebacker Steve Brown (16) and defensive tackle Jon v) Sorbera (13) are also in double figures in the tackle column. V3 Bentley Briefs: The all-time series between the two schools is tied at 3-3, although Stony Brook has won three r z of the four meetings between the two varsity opponents. $ . missed classes or mecails The only Bentley win in the series came in 1990, a 13-3 hand or decision on Long Island. At Bentley, the Seawolves own u eye paini a pair of victories, 43-24 in 1989 and 24-6 in 1991 . . . I Friday's win over Merrimack boosted Yetten's all-time a vays che record as Bentley coach to 100 games over 500, 135-35- 1w-4^Co 2. In nine varsity seasons, he is 50 games over 64-14-1 . at . Sam Kornhauser, in 13 years as Stony Brook's head iCA coach, is 61-56-2, including 33-19-1 since the start of the 1992 season . .:. Bentley is ranked,ninth in this week's Ao ar umen-s Lambert/Meadowlands Division n poll, with number td three New Haven the only other New England school in fl %W .I IIVIl the top ten ... Bent;ey's next four door opponents (Stony Brook, Salve Regina, AIC and C.W. PosT) are a combined Designedby: PositiveConcepts, P O Box 588,E. Setauket.NY 11733-(516) 689-3281 arguments 7-1. 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In the WOMEN'S SOCCER LEHIGH GAME kick the ball straight into an WOMEN'S SOCCER BUFFALO the game in the first half. last 10 minutes of play the open net. GAME 9/22 The 'Wolves continued on Seawolves attack picked up The Women's Soccer team The Seawolves had with their assault with Buffalo again. Unfortanately, these won their second game of the chances to increase their lead, In spite of the inclement feeling the pressure. Buffalo chances ran a little too late as season, 1-0 against Lehigh at but they were stopped by weather on Sunday countered with a goal by time ran out. L University Field yesterday. The Lehigh's goalie, who made afternoon, the Buffalo Nicole Tresino with 3:02 brisk, rainy weather did not have nine saves. Stony Brook Royals defeated the left in the first half to break a negative effect on the attittude made seven shots in the first Seawolves in a physical the tie, and raise the score of the Seawolves. half and another seven in the match, 3-1. Tricia Diquattro to 2-1. The game consisted primarily second. Lehigh had one main opened up the scoring with Buffalo scored their of midfield play. Stony Brook oppurtunity to score when a goal at the 18:02 mark. third goal in the second half showed tough defense by Liz they were given a free kick. This goal seemed to awaken at 2:50, which turned the Fiedler, Melissa Eigen, Larissa Unfortunately for them the the Stony Brook women as momentum in their favor. Mahn, and Monique Donahue. kick hit the cross bar and they began to push the ball Luckily for the Seawolves Erica Keller scored the first and didn't make the net. forward behind Amanda their defense of Melissa only Toal of the game at the 30:20 Amanda Piccirillo and Piccirillo and Kristi Detor. Eigen, Monique Donahue, 2-0 Bentley Hosts 2-0 Stony Brook Future Conference Rivals Renew Rivalry (story courtesy of Bentley College Athletics) Waltham, Mass. - Two future the year with a 29-28 double- conference rivals, both off to 2-0 overtime thriller at UMass-Lowell, starts this season, will renew their the Falcons exploded for a school- rivalry on Saturday when Bentley record 36 second-quarter points College hosts the University at Friday night en route to a 51-0 Stony Brook Seawolves in its 1996 halftime lead and cruised to a 58-7 Homecoming game. Kickoff is at 2 win over Merrimack College in the p.m. home opener. Both schools are among the On the other hand, both of Stony charter members of the Eastern Brook's first two contests have been Football Conference, a 12-team close, 10-7 over Montclair State and Division II league that will begin 27-21 over Pace, as coach Sam play next season. Currently, Bentely Kornhauser's club has extended its plays in the Eastern Collegiate winning streak to four. Football Conference while Stony Despite the graduation of Brook is an independent after having standout QB Mike Rymsha, the played in the Freedom Football Falcon passing attack has remained Conference in 1995. potent with junior Mike Mason Saturday's encounter will be the (Winthrop/Winthrop HS) having first between the two schools since thrown three TD passes in each of September 19, 1992 when Stony his first two collegiate starts. The Brook prevailed at home, 27-12. first-year starter has completed 54 Since that date, the Falcons program percent of his attempts, good for 390 has taken off, with coach Peter yards and a 136.2 pass efficiency Yetten's club a spectacular 41-2 over rating (26th best in Division II). the last four years, including 39 wins He has spread the ball around, in the last 40 regular season games. with eight players having at least Bentley's first two games this two receptions thus far, five of season have been at the opposite whom have at least one. touchdown Linebacker Mike Deterding was on the AII-ECFC first team last season. Overall Bentley's ends of the spectrum. After opening please see Football Preview page 12 defense was ranked fourth in the nation at Division II.