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Priority registration for scholarship students discussed

Pamela Johnson some scholarship students be- been given priority registration. lista said. she said. For the rest of her STAFF WRITER fore last semester. "There are enough sections Jacqueline Joo, a nursing classes, she went to the chair- "Admissions people, when offered here to allow a student major, is on a four-year schol- persons of the respective de- A scholarship committee is* recruiting, verbally promised a satisfactory schedule," said arship. partments. making recommendations on priority registration," Frink Registrar Mark Evangelista. Joo registered for courses "I have to finish school in whether or not scholarship stu- said. / Even students registering for for the spring semester on the four years or I have to pay the dents should receive priority Lolli denied this, saying that courses on the last date can get last date and only One of the whole thing [scholarship] registration, said Nancy scholarship students have never satisfactory schedules, Evange- classes she needed was open, back," Joo said. Norville, dean of enrollment and head of the committee. The council is comprised of 225 pints of blood gathered at drive faculty and administrators who will examine the issue of prior- ByMindyNateffl Hummel, son of Leonore Hum- blood," said Eileen Dunn, a tion/sociology major. "All it is ity registration for scholarship NEWS CONTRIBUTOR mel of the Special Educaitpn sophomore nursing major; is a little prick. It's a good time students. The committee was and Counseling Department, "I've given [blood] four to give." Two hundred twenty-five requested by the Provost Coun- was in need of blood because times before," said Craig Stix, The blood drive is held at cil, which makes recommenda- pints of blood were collected at of hemophilia, Mitchell said. a senior majoring in applied WPC three times a year: April, tions to the provost on making the Spring All-College Blood "This effort has grown into math. "I am used to it. It didn't October, and July, Mitchell 1 certain decisions. In May, the Drive in the Towers Pavilion what is now an all-college hurt. It's a good experience." said. People will also be given li committee's recommendations on April 14,15 and 16. blood drive," he said. "It helps people and doesn't a chance to donate at the will be given to Vice President "Blood donations...were "It is a great cause since take more than 10 minutes," Health Fair on April 30 in the of Academic Affairs and down," said Eugene Mitchell, there is a shortage in New Jer- said Jennifer Marchese, a blood mobile at the Student Provost Eleanor Smith. coordinator of the blood drive. sey and everyone should give sophomore elementary educa- Center. "I'm sure our recommenda- "In the past, we have collected tion will be taken quite serious- 100 pints per day and had been ly," Norville said. one of the most successful Panel to examine Virginia U. campus design Priority registration is given blood drives on college cam- only to athletes, said Anthony puses. Donations in general are Lolli, vice president of enroll- down because of AIDS. Nee- By Giovanna Cicillini ment. A mistake was made last dles are sterile and, after they semester when a misinformed are used, discarded. Yet, people STAFF WRITER faculty member sent letters to are still apprehensive. WPC's architectural panel some scholarship students, "It [donating blood] is pain- will examine the design plan telling them they would get pri- less, free, and helps five peO- for the campus of the Universi- ority registration, Lolli said. ple," Mitchell said. "The blood ty of Virginia, which is consid- The faculty member did not is separated into five compo- ered a model campus, said Jack rectify his mistake. nents and then goes out to peo- I McLaughlin, a Jefferson schol- Willie Frink, a business ma- ple in need." ar at Clemson University. jor, said priority registration The blood drive at WPC be- The plan was developed by | was already being given to gan 32 years ago, when Eric Thomas Jefferson, the third president of the , '•-• t ,1 )• Organization to represent and uses examples of classical I': , Greek buildings, McLaughlin ['}'• said. /-,• minority student clubs McLaughlin will lead the By Dennis Roberts in 1990 because of a lack of panel. Other members of the 'ft NEWS CONTRIBUTOR student participation, said SGA panel include John O'Connor, The Organization of Minori- Treasurer Randall Koch. dean of the School of Humani- ty Students (OMS) will be re- Representatives of minority ties, Management and Social activated as an umbrella orga- student clubs were focused on Sciences at WPC, James nization, representing minority building their own organiza- Barszcz, assistant professor of student clubs on campus, said tions, said Edith Moore, a English, and representatives of- Art Wooten, who begins serv- member of OMS before it be- the architectural firms Hillier ing as SGA president in the came inactive. This is what led Group and Rafael Vinaly Ar- fall. to the organization's collapse, Jack Mclaughlin chitects. OMS was rendered inactive SEE OMS,PAGES SEE NEW, PAGE 5 COPYRIGHT 1992, VOL. 59, NO. 2 >#»##« CAMPUS EVENTS Apartments Association—3-5 Daily WPG students honored at psychology conference Monday Tuesday Wednesday p.m. at the apartments-Planting WPC Christian Fellowsfc Apartments Association—Mon- Plants. Volunteers needed to help WPC Christian Fellowship— April 13-16 Monday at 8 day through Friday. At the apart- plant plants around Pioneer and 9:30 fun. in SC Room 302. Come Tuesday at 9:30 a.m., Wedm By Eleonora Stampone "Their papers were experi- Heinzen,-who was also advisor "This kind of activity helps these students who stand out ments-recycling glass and plastic.' Heritage Apartments. For more check out the world's "best-seller" WPC Chrlsitan Fellowship— at 8:30 a.m., Thursday at 9 a. NEWS CONTRIBUTOR mental designs and manipula- to the conference. "The re- them (students) gain admission from the prowd. Participating Bring all of your glass and plastic info call Anne Deighan at 595- in our small groups. All are wel- 9:30 a.m. in SC Room 302. Come SC Room 302. Start your da into graduate school and get recycleable to the apartments this 2600. Psychology students Robert tions that grew out of courses search was done on their own. in activities like this can help come. For more info call Ken at' check out the world's "best-seller" on the right foot—come to o week. Sangiamo, Nancy Stagg, and like Experimental II [a lab Their works were published in scholarships," he said. "It helps create networks. You can meet 423-2737. in our small group. All are wel- WAC & Essence—(writing across our prayer meetings. All are WPC Christian Fellowship--12:- Tamara West received awards course in which students exer- a proceedings journal. The col- build their academic term for. a lot of people interested in WPC Christian Fellowship— come. For more info call Ken at the curriculum) 3:30-5 in Trailer come. For more info call K 30 p.m. in SC Room 302. Come for papers submitted at the Sev- cise reaearch skills]," said lege should be very proud. resumes when they apply. It is what you are interested in." 6:30 p.m. Come for our end of the 423-2737. 105. Student and Faculty writers 423-2737. • check out the world's "best-seller" enth Annual Lehigh Valley As- year picnic at Ken's House. All are read from their poetry and fiction. in our small group. All are wel- sociation of Independent Col- welcome. —Executive Board Meeting. Scholarship Awards—A\ come. For more info call Ken at CCMC—Dance Party from 8-1 leges Undergraduate Psycholo- 423-2737. SGA—Finance Committee Meet- 3:30-6 p.m. in SC Room 326. given to students in final y< Syvarth elected MEISA national president a.m. in Billy Pat's Pub. Free food gy Research Conference, which ing 3:30-5:30 p.m. in SC Room Career Services—12:30-2 in Sci- associate degree by the Dc SGA—Club Presidents Meeting. and drink. Records spun by Rockn was held on April 4 at Mora- 3:30-5 p.m. in SC Room 203-5. 325. ence 200A. Workshop-Careers in ment of Veterans Affair to pr T Tom Rocco. For more info call Catholic Campus Ministry. Mathematics. nurses, occupational therap' vian College in Bethlehem, By Eleonora Stampone tional meeting in Nashville, 791-6752. Club—Mass at 12:30 in SC Room physical therapy for the Dc Pennsylvania. NEWS CONTRIBUTOR Tenn., he said. He will also act 324. Join us and bring your ment of VA and the Nation, The students are from the as MEIS A representative to the SGA—Public Relations Meeting. Apartments Association—3-5 Friday friends. 3:30-5:30 pjn. in SC Room 332. cation requests are available senior seminar class of Thomas WPC junior Bob Syvarth Music and Entertainment In- p.m.-at the apartments. Planting the Student Programs Offi Catholic Campus Ministry SGA—Constitution-Judicial Board Catholic Campus Ministry Heinzen, a WPG psychology was ejected national president dustry Educators Association. Plants. Volunteers wanted to help Matelson 106, or are made i Club—6:30 at the CCMCenter, Meeting. 3:30-5:30 p.m'. in SC Club—9 a.m. at CCMCenter, Gate professor. Heinzen encouraged of the.Music and Entertainment MEISA is a division of plant plants around Pioneer and able by telephone or mail rec Gate #1. Love is needed. Visit Room 326. #1. Retreats for 8th grade. All are Heritage Apartments. Health Professionals Educat everyone in the class to enter Industry; Students Association - MEIEA. Preakness Nursing Home. For Catholic Campus Ministry invited to assist us with the re- ; Assistance Programs (143B) thfeir papers on Original theoret- more info call Sister Betty at 595- dub—4 p,m. at CCMCenter, Gate treats. For more info call Ray at partment of Veterans Affairs ical models of their topics in "I would like to get my band 6184. #1. Would you like to give peer 595-6184. ^ Vermont Avenue, N.W., Was the conference. Elementary Ed Club—4 p.m. in support to residents at Youth Thursday ton, D.C., 20420 Telephone: ' "The papers submitted were signed with a ...or get a SC Room 332. Nominations for Haven. Call us for info or a ride at Sunday 535-7528. next years officers will be taken . 595-6184. Ask forJaso n or Laura. "Stages of a Physical Function- Last minute sweatshirt orders will WPSC Radio—6-9:30 a.m. on 89 al Loss" by Sangiamo, "Volun- job with a record label. "-Syvarth also be accepted. WPC Christian Fellowship—11 PSC-FM. Listen to "The Hard Future teerism in America?" by Stagg, on April 11,1992. ' Syvarth, who helped found Catholic Campus Ministry a.m. and 12:30 p.m. in SC Room Way"-it's the "best way" to start and "Siblings' Reaction to the Syvarth, whose major is lib- the WPC chapter in December Club—5 pjn. at the CCMCenter, 302. Come check out the world's your Sunday. Call 595-2738 with Apastments Association—3-5 Apartments Association—T Birth of a New Child" by West. eral studies in arts and commu- 1990, became interested when Gate #1. A spiritual developmental "best-seller" in our small groups. all requests. p.m. Apartment pick-up. Volun- day on May 7th. at the apartn Sixteen ^colleges from this nication with a focus on music he met members of the national series has begun at the CCMCen- All are welcome. For more info area were represented and ap- teers wanted to help clean up the ter. All are welcome. call Ken at 423-2737. Earth Week Barbecue. All arc management, will be replaced organization and felt it would areas surrounding Pioneer and Catholic Campus Ministry come. For more info call . proximately 50 presentations as WPC chapter president by benefit WPC students. Heritage Hall. For more info call Club—7:30 in the CCMCenter, Deighan at 595-2600. were made, Heinzen said. The Mike Kahn, a sophomore mu- "I want to work in the music Anne Diegan at 595-2600. • Business Students Association Gate #1. The purpose of this mass Catholic Campus Min papers were presented to an au- sic management major. business," Syvarth said. "I and Senior Class—3:30-6 p.m. in Catholic Campus ministry is to wish the graduating seniors Club—Sunday at 7:30 in th dience of professors and psy- would like ta get my band Club—Come and join us for Mass well in their future endeavors. This Science 200B. An action packed Ballroom. Appreciation Nig chology students. Discussion [Bingo Bop] signed with a Career Services—5:30-7 in Ma- job seminar filled with powerful at 12:30 in the SC Room 325. For mass is open to the college com- May 10th. All are welcome As national president, telson 119. Workshop-Assertive- and comments followed each record labeL.or get a job with a job-finding secret of success. All more info call Sister Betty at 595- munity. For more info call more info call Sister Betty at Syvarth's responsibilities in- Bob Syvarth ness Training in the Job Search. are welcomed.-SGA Funded. 6184. Danielle Bodino at 956-7848. 6184. presentation. clude organizing MEISA's na- record label." Academic Action BOROUGH JEEP/EAGLE Program would expose Russians to American business Confused about campus cur- after you have completed a sum- riculum? Frustrated because the in- mer course elsewhere! By James La Femina Cunningham and Matthews, years, Cunningham said. Matthews and myself went to gram .with up to 250 business with American companies in "Because of all the free en- Russia for a week and spoke to managers a year participating. formation you seek is running you NEWS CONTRIBUTOR around in circles? As students Q. How many credits am I per- NEW 1993 their fields. terprise systems opening up in a company in Moscow. The "In the future, we would ourselves, so were we! Now, as mitted to take for both Summer NEW 1992 Two WPC faculty members Russia, it [the program] opens company was very interested." NEW 1992 The Russians would proba- like to arrange something with peer advisers at the WPC Advise- Session I & II? GRAND CHEROKEE UREDO JEEP - 4 dr. Equip incl: 6 cyl eng, pwr/ CHEROKEE UREDO are attempting to establish a bly complete the three phases up a lot of doors with manage- Cunningham said she would students because they would ment Center, let our experiences WRANGLER'S' sleer/brks/winds/lks/mlrrs/ant, auto JEEP - 4 dr. Equip incl: 6 cyl eng, auto ment," she said. "Both Dr. like this to be an ongoing pro- JEEP - 2 dr. Equip Inch 4 cyl eng, 5 spd trans, air cond, rr del, cass, tint gls, tilt, trans, air cond, am/lm stereo cass, pwr/ program to introduce Russian within one to one and a half love to come here," she said. . and training work for you. A. For Summer I, you are permit- man trans, man/steer, no air, pwr brks, cruise, Int wprs, gauges, trip odom, con- steer/brks/wlnds/lks, rr del, cloth Int, business managers to American The purpose of this column is ted to take a maximum of 4 credits. gauges, trip odorn, lach, bucket sts, black sole, roof rk, bdy sd mldgs, rr split seats, lugg rack, tilt, cruise, inter wipers, tach, walls, so« top. Stk#2397. 1 in stock. all season OWL 225 radlals, driver air bag, bdysd mldg, console, alum whls, anti- management strategies. to highlight different topics and For Summer II, you are permitted VIMNJ538604. HSRP: $11,030. $229.72 anil Ik brks, fog II, ikid pit grp, cloth int, lock brks, SBR tires. Stk#2327.11n stock. refundable security required. Total ol bkt seats, trail tow pkg, dual hid mirrs, VIN#NL156107. MSRP: $22,972. $339.22 Marina Cunningham, assis- provide answers to some of the to take a maximum of 10 credits. lease payments: $9783.20. Purchase conv spare, Dealer install protect pkg refundable security required. Total ol option at lease end = $3309. value $945. SIM2495. VIN0PC1O1584. lease payments: $16,353.20. Purchase tant director of the Center for perplexing and frequently asked HSRP: $23,552. $446.44 refundable option at lease end = $7122.98. Ivory trade's effects discussed questions received from fellow Q. What are the dates for the BUYFOR security required. Totil of lease pay- Continuing Education, and ments: $22,788.40. Purchase option at BUYFOR students. Please feel free to call us summer sessions? lease end = $7,527.04. William Matthews, marketing By Kevin P. Giordano gered elephant populations, reopen the trade, Dobson said. Dobson said. Because the ele- at 595-2727 or visit the Advise- BUYFOR and management professor, STAFF WRITER Dobson said. . Although the ban prohibits phant population has already ment Center in Wayne Hall 128. A. The dates are located on p. 10 said the program, which they "Dobson used mathematical the sale of elephant parts inter- been reduced by the ivory trade Our hours are: Monday-Thursday, of the Summer 1992 schedule. 18,495 want to start in the fall, would Between 1979 and 1989, modules to establish a basis for nationally, elephant hunting is and because of elephants1 slow For your convenience, the dates- LEASEFOR 9 a.m.-7 pjn. and Friday 9 a.m.-5 consist of three phases. poaching for ivory reduced protecting tusks and controlling legal within countries such as reproduction rate, lifting the p.m. are listed here as well: '22,795 LEASE FOR Africa's elephant population ivory trade worldwide," said Botswana and Zimbabwe, ban on ivory trade would fur- School In The Summer! LEASE FOR Michael Sebetich, associate where the mass killings of ele- Summer I May 27-June 25 "...It opens up a from 1.3 million to 609,000,' ther decimate the population. Q. What do I need to do so that I Summer II June 30-Aug. 10 $23922 stated an article by Andrew professor of biology. phants is ranked highest, he "The United States has en- PRICE INCLUDES $500 FACTORY REBATE S can take classes at another col- $«a 1tt TIME BUYER REBATE IF QUALIFIED PER MO. •WPERMO. lot of doors with Dobson, professor of ecology "There is always a threshold. said. Many African nations forced anti-trade laws since the lege over the summer? Summer H 1st short session: «346« PRICE INCLUDES $1500 FACTORY REBATE and evolutionary biology at mid 198O's, when they banned June 30-July 20 '93 GRAND CHEROKEES 15 AVAILABLE management." - Princeton University. Dobson "If ivory trade continues, there is a the importing of ivory into the A. Most importantly, you need to Summer H 2nd short session: Cunningham lectured on the effects of the country," said David Weisbrot, get permission from the chairper- July21-Aug. 10 ivory trade on Tuesday in the real threat for elephants to go extinct biology professor. "However, son of your academic major. If you $500 Science Building. are undeclared, you need to con- .0%.. S? "1500 REBATES The first phase would be a in Alaska, Eskimos are permit- Important: If 1 SS or 2 SS does not SELECT NEW MODELS early in the next century. "-Risley ted to sell ivory harvested from tact Susan McNamara's office at appear for a Summer II course, the FINANCING™ IF QUALIFIED C0LLE8E REBATES two-week training period intro- During the 1980's, the inter- 0 SEEUSFOR DETAILS walrus." 595-2565. Also, do not forget to course meets for the entire Sum- ducing Russian businesspeople national ivory trade averaged in killing elephants," Dobson such as Burundi, where there is have your transcript sent to WPC mer Session H. Above lease payments based on 60 month closed end lease with $2,000 cap cost reduction. 13,800 to various American companies some 800 to 1,000 tons per said. "That threshold is very lax government control over "If ivory trade continues, mile limit per year, then 12 cents per mile thereafter. All ad vehicles sold cosmetically as is. Insur- and institutions. year, representing the slaughter much determined by the price poaching, maintain that they there is a real threat for ele- ance and maintenance not included. For qualified buyers. Customer may be responsible for unusual wear and tear at lease end. Prices include all costs to be paid by a consumer, except for In the second phase, they of up to 100,000 elephants an- of ivory." have too many elephants and phants to go extinct early in the licensing, registration and taxes. would return to Russia to take nually, stated the article, The 1989 Convention on In- 'that a sustainable offtake of next century," said Lance Ris- recycle courses taught by Russians "Ivory: Why The Ban Must ternational Treaty in Endan- ivory will provide badly need- ley, assistant professor of biol- who were trained by WPC fac- Stay," in the March issue of gered Species (CITES) ban on ed revenues. ogy. Jeep ulty. Conservation Biology. ivory trade, an event spurred on Female elephants give birth Weisbrot encourages stu- this In the third phase, the Rus- Animal Modeling, a method by the burning of millions of to their first offspring at the age dents to join groups, designed • Eagle sians would return to the Unit- that studies biological ques- dollars of ivory by Kenya's of 10 and then produce one to protect natural resources paper ••-•I rivf-«i*it ed States, where they would tions in mathematical terms, is government, is being weakened baby every four to five years worldwide, such as the Sierra enter internships, organized by being used to study the endan- by African nations who want to until reaching their mid fifties, SEE ENVIRONMENTAL, PAGE 5 168 HAMBURG TURNPIKE. WAYNE. N.J. 07470 Library Services director to retire Meyers appointed assL v.p. of Grad Studies, Research around," they said. with his master's in history. In also individually met with "Bob has left his mark By Kara Coppers Goldberg received his B.A. 1975, he received his Ph.D changes he would like to make committee members. here," Mitchell said. "When Pamela Johnson percent with bachelpric degrees Another goal is. to offer a se- projects that are near comple- STAFF WRITER from St. John's College in from Rutger's University in li- "I attended none of those people look back at Sarah Byrd STAFF WRITER in the future. from WPC," he said. nior faculty mentoring program tion. This would allow new 1950. He was graduated from brary services before coming "I would like to see about Meyers would also like to to help new faculty members faculty members to begin the Director of Library Services meetings," Goldberg said. "I Askew Library, they'll have to Georgetown University in 1953 toWPC. Philip E. Meyers was re- 60 percent of the graduate stu- increase the number of full- become acculturated to the semester with a workload of Robert Goldberg, who has invited them [the candidates] to remember Bob Goldberg, re- cently appointed assistant vice dent body here have undergrad- time, on-campus graduate stu- less than four courses so they worked at WPC since 1975, an- come see me to answer ques- member him for developing a campus. president of Graduate Studies uate degrees from other dents, consisting of high-quali- have time to do research in nounced his retirement in Fall tions they might have. There library of this type." Meyers would like to see and Research at WPC. Meyers ty minority students. their fields. 1991 and will leave his position was no attempt on my part to Levy and Mitchell said that June 1 made filing deadline schools and about 25 to 30 funding for faculty members' is replacing Bette Pesetsky, on May 31. influence anyone's decision. Goldberg, in addition to on-line who was assistant vice presi- Goldberg explained that he "The candidate is not for the searching, also initiated the au- for Tuition Aid Grant recipients dent of Research and Grants. announced his retirement far in people who work here, but for tomation circulation system. who received at least one Pesetsky left the position in OMS to tackle low minority student retention advance so that there would be the people who go to school They credit the retiring di- June 1 is the priority filing December. Meyers began his enough time to conduct a here," he said. "They [the li- rector with initiation of the date for all renewal Tuition Aid semester of TAG payment at search for his replacement be- brarians] wanted to take the Bibliographic Instruction Pro- Grant (TAG) recipients for the any New Jersey institution dur- work at WPC on March 23. FROM ORGANIZATION, PAGE 1 OMS constitution cleared by retention will be one focus of tions on campus and encourage fore he left. measure of the person, 'Can I gram, which introduces stu- 1992-93 academic year, as ap- ing the 199.1-92 academic year Provost and Vice President she said. the Constitutional Judiciary the OMS, Wooten said. black students to* give back to The search committee con- talk to this person?' or 'Does dents to the library's facilities. proved by the State Student As- will be held to the June 1,1992 of Academic Affairs Eleanor "The purpose of OMS being Board. "I hope the OMS will their community," said Lea sisted of librarians William this person care about me?,' a The program is "one of the best sistance Board. All students deadline. Smith said the position Meyers reactivated is to consolidate Increasing minority student strengthen the. black organiza- Allen, BSA representative. Duffy, Jane Hutchison, Kath- candidate who believes in has taken resulted from a deci- minority clubs and help lift leen MaLanga and Frances broad participation." sion to have an administration academic standards for minori- Novick, Biology Professor Goldberg said his accom- in research and grants work ty students," Wooten said. New buildings planned for WPC campus Martin Hahn, Languages and plishments at the library are not with the graduate program. He also cited the need to Cultures Professor Keum Sil only his, but those of the li- Meyers said he would like build communication with fac- FROM PANEL, PAGE 1 lowed by a slide presentation of dormitories and renovations to Kim-Yoon , Nur$ing Professor brary's staff as well. to make graduate studies more ulty. The two firms are responsi- the university's campus. the campus library. Mary Patrick, Math Professor "Our business is supplying visible. Wooten and representatives ble for the design of WPC's The design stage of plan- The lecture is free and stu- Eswar Phadia and English Pro- services for the college," he "The college's students, fac- from the Black Students Asso- new academic buildings, which ning several new buildings, as dents, faculty, and staff are in- fessor and committee chair said. ulty and administration have ciation, Sisters for Awareness, are part of the college's Master called for in the Master Plan, vited to participate. Richard Atnally and Director Goldberg said the library obviously decided that they Black Leadership and Equality, Plan to expand campus facili- will change the appearance of of Continuing Education staff was allowed the freedom want more interest in some Brothers For Awareness, and ties. The plan was approved in WPC's campus over the next Anyone seeking more infor- Richard Ntenberg. The search to express themselves and to Election graduate studies and research," Organization of Latin Ameri- 1990 By the Board of Trustees. several years, McLaughlin said. mation on the lecture can call also included WPC students create new programs under he said. can Students will try to get the The discussion will be fol- The new buildings include new the campus library at 595-2289. John Gomez and Vanessa him. Meyers hopes to improve Long, said Susan McNamara, "My greatest contribution grants and research projects April 7 At 3:45 a.m., Ptl. M. Ulrich April 11 associate vice president for was providing the staff with the and revive the Faculty Re- Sgt. R. MacFarlane ob- observed a motor vehicle'being A report was received from Academic Affairs. kind of environment to allow search Committee, with the Environmental served three males go to the driven over a sidewalk and the Art Building that On or The position was advertised them the freedom to do all they help of the Faculty Develop- rear of White Hall at 12:59 onto a lawn area causing dam- about Apr. 1, a 3/4 inch VHS are capable of doing," he said. Nominations Or* in two higher education jour- ment Committee, by obtaining a.m. Upon following them, he age to the lawn. The driver was machine was stolen from room "To provide an environment nals. Black Issues and Chroni- government and private fund- awareness observed them climt|ing into a • stopped and found to be a non- #B-20. Machine valued at cle of Higher Education with where people can flourish." ing. -» -* window. Two fled and were resident student. Two motor $1,200. a late December application Associate Director of Read- April 27 "One grant that I'm going to emphasised later apprehended. Upon entry vehicle summons were issued. While investigating another deadline, McNamara said. er Services Norma Levy said be working on is a McNare to the room, beer was observed The incident occurred in the matter, Ptl. Ulrich had occasion Seventeen applications were that Goldberg's primary goal to grant or fellowship for minority FROMIVORY,PAGE3 and the cans were emptied of vicinity of Caldwell Plaza. to be in another room in the received for the position and maintain an excellent staff has students," he said, adding that their contents. The entire mat- A resident student reported Towers and found that one of interviews were held with six Club and Greenpeace. sustained. he would like to set up fellow- ter was referred to the Dean of that she found her new Mazda of the individuals, she said. A "Ultimately, we are depen- the occupants was a non-stu- "In the midst of all the work Sophomore S cretary ships for eligible students in the dent on our .environment," he candidate was chosen in March we've done, there has been a field of Urban Regional Stud- and will begin at WPC by July said. "It is fragile and it is be- particularly fun spirit we've en- ies. "There are some programs ing assaulted by acid rain and 1. The candidate's name and bi- joyed," Levy said. "He is a per- ement Rep. here at the graduate level that ographical information cannot the greenhouse effect. We must son who cares a great deal for have the potential for national make an effort to reverse this WPC Police Blotter be released until after he has all the people who work here. Health & S visibility." notified his present employers. lence Rep. trend." He would go to any length to Meyers cited communica- As long as international Students. automobile had been damaged. dent. The subject was arrested The four librarians in the support the needs of a staff tion arts, English, communica- Board Of" public awareness campaigns Rocks and dirt and an egg had as a defiant trespasser and will search committee were elected member." trustees Rep. tion disorders, and the School by their peers, Goldberg said. continue to be largely effective, room and their wallets with been placed on the hood of the appear in Wayne Municipal of Education and Special Edu- demand for ivory will remain money and identification car. Actual date of incident was Court The time of the offense The candidates met with the Eugene^ Mitchell, associate cation as being particularly out- search committee, made a pre- low, making it unlikely that the stolen. The wallets were later Apr. 2 between the hours of was 4:23 a.m. director of Collection Manage- standing programs WPC has to sentation on their philosophy of total postdbanjrade will ever recovered in a study area but 3:30 p,m. and 4:45p.m. At 3:50 a.m., a dorm guard ment, said that Goldberg has offer. equal the pre-ban~ illegal trade, the money was gone. The room April 10 management to the library staff kept "the creative juices flow- at the South Towers called po- Dobson said. ^ _was not dead bolted. The theft of a jacket was re- and participated in a question- ing" and that he was able to R u n Meyers also discussed other lice. Upon arrival a male was and-answer period. Candidates f Elections ported by a person who had at- found to be in possession of a create an enthusiastic staff. April 8 tended a dance at the Student key tag not his own. The key While on patrol, Ptl. M. Ul- Center, Car keys and a gold pin tag had been given to him by a r rich observed three males car- were in the jacket pocket at the resident student. The person COLLEGE STUDENTS Graphic artist? rying a street sign near the ten- time of the theft. Value of all was escorted off campus and ts& Communication nis courts. The three males fled articles placed at $230. the key tag confiscated. $18,000 IN COLLEGE BENEFITS into a wooded area and were Pll, M. Ulrich observed two Are you a college student with a desire to earn extra income? Humanities or later apprehended by Ulrich males trying to gain entrance to April 13 Now you can learn individual and specialized skills in a career and other officers. The street the Towers. Both were non res- A resident student reported field of your chojee. Plus earn 12 free college credits per sign was found to have been idents. They were told to that she had found a swastika semester. Call Club B Rep. stolen in North Haledon. The leave. At 4:28 a.m., they were drawn on her note board on SFCPacheco simply artistic? sign was returned and the mat- observed again at the location her N.T. room door. The matter 201-266-2368 ter was referred to the Dean of on the outside of the Towers was referred to Bias Officer Students. near ground floor windows. DeL Stengel who is investigat- TODAY! lore Information & Closing Date Contact SGA NEW JERSEY fttzton is looking Both were arrested for defiant ing. 595-2157 A report of damage done to trespassing. Court to be held in April 13 a parked car in Lot #5 was re- Wayne Municipal. Theft of money was report- for a design assistant ceived by the campus police at A student security guard re- ' ed. Money, $148 in cash, was 1:06 a.m. The owner stated that ported the vending machine in taken from a locked room in The Army National Guard is an Equal Opportunity Employer. 595-2248 ask for Josh the car had been parked there the Pavilion had been broken Pioneer Apartments. Theft oc- for only 15 minutes. Damage into. Report of what was taken curred on Sat, Apr. 4 between done by kicking. is pending. the hours of 12 p.m. and 4 p.m. EDITORIAL INSIDER Not sitting around anymore SPRINGFEST 1992: WILD WILD WEST

but it's getting clearer; if students don't get While the communications building on what they demand, college administrators campus is undergoing structural transforma- APRIL 20-25 tion, the communications building on the statewide will have to deal with CAREs at New Brunswick campus of Rutgers Univer- every state college. As Rutgers freshmen SCRAPBOOK PAGES 10 AND 11 sity recently became the symbol of a differ- and CARE member Shana Stein said, "We're fighting for higher education for all Photos by Joshua Smith, Michael Fantau, ent metamorphosis. Student members of Blake Eltman and Kevin Ashworth CARE, the Campaign for an Affordable New Jersey residents. They have shut off Rutgers Education, staged a two-day sit-in access to higher education to students so we at the university seeking to freeze tuition will shut off access to their building." and gain more input in government at Rut- gers, thus setting the stage for tuition clashes Jersey - now it's time for us to follow. this past Wednesday at Rutgers only a handful statewide. Students were protesting Rutgers' tu- On the surface, the sit-in succeeded in acquiring of students took extreme (yet necessary) measures, ition increase which went up 8.7 percent from last media attention and securing a meeting with the but someday soon there will be more. Hopefully, if year, and the lack of any representation on the university president Although significant in itself, administrators and the state government really University's 11-member Board of Governors. more importantly the members of CARE who sac- CARE like they say they do, they'll get the mes- Protesters involved in the sit-in, which drew local rificed two days out of their schedule to make a sage and will avoid such conflicts. But that's up to and regional media attention, vow to escalate their point, sent a message to all students in New Jersey Governor Florio, President Speert, and the rest of civil disobedience if the university does not com- concerned with tuition increases and to the shame- the politicians who serve the "public interest." ply with their demands. CARE has put Rutgers on less state government which consistently under- Remember, don't push us too far - we might just the map as the advocate of students' rights in New funds higher education. The message was muddled CARE enough to push back.

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So, le£s genuhieW think environmentally for a Environmentally change and do sorrtcth'ing that could truly reduce our input to the solid waste stream, save fossil fuel, and trees. Let's reuse instead of throw away! Re- speaking... member - Earth Day every day, not a oncc-a-year reason to party. Editor, The Beacon: Jennifer L. Collins Since Earth Day is here once again, and since it English-wriiinglEnvironmental Science seems to be the only time on campus that, between partying and fun, we actually address environmen- tal issues, here's an idea. Careful with Why don't we discontinue the use of plastic utensils and disposable plates, cups, etc. in the Stu- dent Center cafeteria? We could replace them with what you call it reusable ones, as are used in Wayne Hall. While the initial implementation of such a program could Editor, The Beacon cost some money (for the dishwasher, actual plates, cups, utensils), in the long run it would The term pro-choice is an inclusive one - it in- I surely be cost effective. Not purchasing disposable cludes both the pro-abortion (anti-life) and anti- items, again and again, would actually save money abortion (pro-life) groups. The media should use Clip'N-Send after awhile. the term pro-abortion when referring to the abor- I Perhaps what is most important and attractive tion-rights advocates and the term anti-abortion UtoM ™ii,n«. Dciruclum of the rain forests. Tank- watte. Th«c aren'i ilw teearia we II about this alternative is the degree of waste reduc- when referring to the anti-abortion-rights group. jtjrtol !n,n, fc-,T.iW1,mti,tt|- President. Urge Cieotgc Bush to attend the UN Earth .SumiiBi :n H.,,/,i „, w,e Right „„*. ,|K T,niKd State, ,s the only major induttiaj power tion on campus. After all, it's bad enough seeing The choice should be made before conception - not I ijiuwnp... ti.- ,!. .-,.,, the President 10 slop America's wk as leading producer 0(it 1 p.-»i.«. ta«. ,,|| |,lm ,„ ilw apmuon of low owle. and save the world , m fae,!, Th"e I waste without any sufficient recycling containers. Do groups that support abortion realize that ftci*™ is the only person win can effectively lead the nninle for our ptoiefs future, By instituting such a program and therefore not us- they are committing genocide? I NATIONAL WILDLIFE FEDERATION ing petroleum-based products such as the utensils, and paper-based products such as plates and cups, I PaulPVouras.Ph.D I • ^mm • l\ we will be saving precious natural resources. Professor Emeritus

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Mareclci Business Adviser The Hour page 13 Tom Crews Jennifer Kesolits 201-595-2248 or 201-595-3264. Glenn B. Chapman Rich McGuire NJ Percussion Quartet page 8 Nat King Cole page 9 Greek Musicfest: too cool for community End of an era: Skinny Puppy releases Last Rights musical fence-tipping, is the hypnotic so these guys remain unnamed. By Sheli Rosa corner of hell, with much confusion a new attitude, and the fans seem to thinned out considerably. What re- Perhaps it was poor planning on INSIDER EDITOR quality which ensures that you can- By Shell Rosa n art of Between bands, all-cover enter- over Ogre's drug problem (now un- be digging it. Not to say SP will ever INSIDER EDITOR mained was several packs of people * e P Greek Senate in choosing Beaten and chiseled by the tools not walk away unscathed: from un- der control, apparently), creative write happy, but the new sound th*•-e- bands1---.J- . ThTl,/ev firstt:,e>*, wit%.,ithh thei(hair longInnn, tainment was provided by one-man Miraculously enough, the weath- in matching clothes, arms thrown of modern industry, the junk sculp- der the shock of SP's theatre of hor- strife when Ministry's Alain Jourgen- seems to focus on building life out of lovely tresses flying, Mesa/Boogie band Paul Order ("Paul plays it all") er really obliged WPC for two days around each other, plastic squeeze ture that is the face of Skinny Puppy rors and wall of noise, the mind will son co-produced 1989's Rabies and decay, as evidenced in the torn-and- amps and expensive shallow-bodied who somehow managed to buy lots last week. On Thursday, the sun bottles raised in salute; also a few has become steadily more human. gather information necessary to draw 1990's , a period when tattered, -heavy "Killing Game." guitars, were nonetheless a pale imi- of groovy sequencers and toys, but beat down and a warm breeze stirred pairs of guys who liked to throw reg- The trio's ninth re- your own conclusions whether you SP split into several side projects, Also notable on Last Rights is a tation of Skid Row meets Queen- never learned to sing and play at the the festival pennants on the student ulation footballs, frisbees and rubber lease in as many years, aptly titled sample-laden Indie thump entitled sryche, and obviously are being pro- same time. His tiresome sawing center lawn for the SGA Picnic and balls for height and distance, appar- Last Rights, came out March 24 on "Lust Chance," which utilizes SP's moted and endorsed to the hilt, be- away at other people's tunes, mic on Greek Musicfest. As usual, an ently using the heads of the crowd as /. It marks a original springboard of "life through a cause teenyboppers don't care what an over-the-shoulder holder, red amazing amount of people turned markers. Finally, there were the peo- period of revelation and purging: the dog's eyes"; it's an observation on they listen to, so long as there's cowboy boots mincing across the out for the one event they bother with ple who had obviously come to enjoy closure of the first erratic circle in how people treat each other. every year, even if they never go to the weather and the "free" food, and someone to scream for. No posters field, fast became embarrassing. their career. check out the music. They sat frown- were up announcing the band names This return to original direction is anything else. The second band was an acous- Last Rights is different from pre- ing in tiny groups in the middle of the and their Greek sponsors, and em- apparently healthy for Skinny Unfortunately, by the middle of tic trio which featured guitarist Dan vious releases in several ways: musi- grass, ducking flying objects and dis- cee Jason Alvarez was not too care- Puppy. cEVIN Key was open, re- the afternoon, a certain uncomfort- SEEGREEKS.PAGE13 cally, SP seem to have taken the appearing one by one. ful about providing this information, laxed and articulate, happy to an- able mood had set in, and the crowd knowledge gained from nearly a swer some very ambiguous ques- decade of exploration and applied it, tions. Between Back and Forth and finally, to the pursuit of the directions Last Rights, Skinny Puppy has basi- New Jersey Percussion Quartet plays Shea they sought out with 1983's Bqck ; cally been the same animal, only it's By Pamela Johnson proceeded to grow darker and expansive dynamic range and quick After the performance, WPC per- and Forth. Lyrically, 's picked up new tricks. "We had trou- tempo. When the piece ended, there cussion professor Ray DesRoches STAFF WRITER heavier with the use of lower pitches screaming halt on the brink of self- ble understanding the purpose then, and longer notes. was lingering thunder-like reverbera- called the performers back onstage destruction has brought his slashing it confused us, how it could fit in and The New Jersey Percussion Composer David Kowalski talked tion coming from the tympanies and asked the group and the audi- pen back from vivisecting society to how to define it," said Key," We were Quartet played a skillful show re- about his composition "Four Frames" which one might call "aftershocks". ence for reactions, questions or com- probing self. chasing something that was getting cently in Shea Auditorium. All of the and praised the group for their skill My companion turned to me and said ments. Both the audience and per- The overall effect is one that The members of Skinny Puppy, from left: Nivek Ogre, cEVIN Key and away. We've captured it, but now it's performers are WPC alumni. The and accuracy in dealing with his '" That was powerful"; 1 had to agree. formers were pleased with the show. Ogre summed up earlier this year . Their ninth album was released March 24 on like any addiction: the THC level has quartet dressed in black and looked work. He also mentioned that the The evening closed with a John However.one woman mentioned that with his image of a child staring at Capitol/Nettwerk Records gone up, it's more intense." the part of being the disciplined mu- piece was done with four pitched in- Cage piece entitled "Second Con- program notes were not distributed the monster at the end of a book: like it or not. and Key still maintains that Jourgen- Intense, indeed. sicians they later proved themselves struments, four unpitched, and four struction" which featured an exotic and said they would be helpful when you face your fears and wonder Multi-instrumentalist Key dis- son tried to break up Skinny Puppy. By the way, if you're looking for to be. people, adhering to the title. The sound and a quick rhythm that was listening to this genre of music. what's in the next book. Last Rights, cussed this with me in a recent tele- During that time, SP got farthest the missing tenth song on Last The performance opened with a piece was in the standard slow-fast almost danceable. Overall the piece This was the New Jersey Percus- while it shows a marked maturation phone interview. "It's not just to from their original intent of experi- Rights, it's called "Left Hand Shake." piece called "Ceremonial" which by format and expeditiously grew tire- was great fun and my favorite of the sion Quartet's first concert together in all aspects of Skinny Puppy, also shock. People need to be exposed to mentation, and slipped nearly into It features reading bears a bewildered, frightened, child- "Turn On, Tune In" and was deleted . all means lived up to its title. The some. evening. Even the performers were and they will be back next year. They these things...It may unleash some- the mainstream of Industrial dance like quality that appeals to all who from LR at the last minute because first movement started by softly moving a little more than they were provided expertise and precision, as thing in ope person and something music alongside Ministry and later, The performance of "Quartet for are brave enough to expose them- "Timothy Leary said we could use it, conveying a mood of anticipation and Percussion" should-be noted for, its with the other pieces. well as "powerful" music. completely different in someone . (Odd enough when selves to it. else...We're just filling out part of the you consider how Skinny Puppy but the guy who owns the rights to Skinny Puppy's robotic, distort- spectrum of music, [offering the] op- was one of the first bands to make that text said we courn't." Rumor ed electronic wasteland is created by portunity to, when necessary, expel this kind of music marketable: before has it that the track exists on a boot- Tuesday Night At cEVIN Key and Dwayne Goettel, with some of that negativity." them, the names become lofty, like leg CD single somewhere. The Movies screaming, computer-altered vocals Last Rights, straight through, is and Philip Glass.) The ad- Last Rights shows a new by Ogre. It serves as a backdrop for Skinny Puppy's release from nine dition of crunching guitars and heavy grounding in Skinny Puppy, a Presents STUDENT ACII»IIIESJ>IIOGM«MINC BOAC would like to a live show which, from what I under- years of roller-coaster-ing; "[We're] 4/4 bass to SP's ambient sound stronger communication and a re- FROM THF ACCLAIMFD DIRECTOR OF"GOODFELIAS" stand, is a barrage of assaults on the working together better then ever," shocked a lot of die-hard fans (I per- newed sense of purpose. It's still the congratulate the following: insulated sensibilities of SP concert- said the surprisingly cheerful and sonally loved the danceable VIVI- old, discontented, razor-sharp outfit ROBERT DENIRO • NICK NOLTE • JESSICA LANGE goers. The ignorant, frightened and easygoing Key, "At the time Last sectVI above all other SP music). In- that created songs like "" and misinformed have often been offend- Rights was written, Ogre was very dustrial in the late 1980s and early "," but now things have final- President - Michelle Hartman ed by Skinny Puppy's violent sensual self-destructive. We didn't see any- 90s became nearly homogenized, ly started to fall into place. overload. In last tour (Too thing we could do about it...[LR is with Ogre joining Ministry for one Beyond the upcoming tour, Key Sam Bowden has always provided for his family's future. Dark Park, 1990), bandmembers But the past is coming back to haunt them. Vice-President - Jen Gonzalez the ] stress coming out...it's been tour, and Key and Goettel working expects SP to work well with Capitol were arrested when a fan misinter- therapeutic for everybody. I think with other well-known artists on The Records {LR is their last Nettwerk preted stage theatrics, thinking that what you'll see from now on is like Tear Garden, Doubting Thomas release), write more music.continue Treasurer - Dan Verina SP tortured an animal onstage. Skinny Puppy Part VII: the new, re- and Hilt. to play live and start doing "cheesy What I personally love about the vitalized Skinny Puppy." After all that, Skinny Puppy sound effects for horror movies." Key Secretary - Michelle Ward Skinny Puppy sound, aside from its Surely, SP have been through a have emerged with a new sound and SEE PUPPY, PAGE 12 CAPE FEAR Cinema - Howie Axlerod Nat King Cole piano music released in Capitol collection Advertising/Pr - Cris McCarthy By Suzanne Barnes with the Broadway show Shuffle Cole's development as a pianist be- Not surprisingly, Cole does INSIDER CONTRIBUTOR Along. Shortly later, he became a comes obvious. The first 15 takes some of his best solo work on his It is a little-known fact that Nat nightclub pianist. are amazingly timed considering the own compositions "Rhumba Azul" Festivals - Michael Cote King Cole (1917-1965), who is rec- Cole formed a trio with Oscar trio is drumless. Both Cole and and "This Way Out." ognized as one of the century's Moore on guitar and Wesley Pine on Moore prove to be excellent com- The last three cuts include a per- greatest singers, began his musical bass, and had some success with posers as well as soloists, and the cussionist who plays congas and Entertianment - Alison Keim career as a pianist. The recently re- this group in the and tunes never lose direction. bongos under complex bop changes. leased recording on Capitol Records, areas. Cole began singing Cole and Moore pretty much On the last tune,"Peaches," it is Daytime - Kelly Nardelli entitled The Best of the Nat King for variety and did not become well- share the soloing responsibilities; a obvious that Cole's piano playing is Cole Trio, is well worth listening to. known until 1943, when "Straighten sensitive interaction can be heard far advanced for 1949. As a young child, Cole played as Up and Fly Right," which featured between the two, especially on Cole's playing was an important Concerts - Per Wikstrom an organist and pianist at a Baptist Cole's voice, became a hit. Nonethe- "Jumping at the Capitol," and "Pre- part of his musicianship. The multi- H church in Chicago. His mother, the less, Cole included his piano playing lude in C# Minor" where call and re- talented genius who later starred in » church's choir director, was said to on recordings until as late as 1949. sponse takes place. seven movies and became the first g Tues., April 28 9p.m. Billy Pat's Multicultural - Nubeja Jordan have been Nat's "only music teach- Nat King Cole's multi-faceted ge- On the more up-tempo tunes black entertainer to have a TV and § $1 For all the popcorn and soda er," and at the age of four, he could nius can be heard on The Best of such as "Honeysuckle Rose" and radio show cleared the path for oth-1" you want Travel - Laurie Sojka play "Yes, We Have No Bananas." In the Nat King Cole Trio. "Sweet Georgia Brown," the drums ers. Luckily, his piano playing has y - 3259i high school, Nat played in his broth- The cuts are arranged in chrono- are hardly missed thanks to the skill not been forgotten. 3 •SC 3O3———.SGA funded! er's sextet, and in 1936 he toured- logical order from 1943 to 1949, and of bassist Johnny Miller. Uliiill

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tu ^ i 12" New Buffalo Tom release worthy of worship from fans By Mary Tiritilli first two , their 1989 self- titled play in . When I asked Bill big jump like Nirvana did. Just, for The Hour: original acoustic rock for all STAFFWRITER debut on SST Records and 1990'S which contemporary bands he is im- fun, I ended the interview by askinq Birdbrain ), he told me that they are pressed with, he mentioned that he Bill to describe Buffalo Tom in one By Sheli Rosa is the spine of the band, tying every- these songs: they have the soulful The audience was enthralled. Buffalo Tom is a band I've prac- still friends, but have no plans to likes Come (featuring , word; he told me that the best term INSIDER EDITOR thing together on guitar, percussion appeal of old Hall & Oates, the ef- That sort of reaction made it so tically worshipped since I first heard work together in the near future. formerly of Live Skull ), Teenage would probably be "nerds" (and I It is a rare thing when an all-orig- and vocals. fectiveness and staying power of the that The Hour could go across the them. The Boston-based trio (Bill Bill feels that, on the whole, Let Fanclub, Superchunk, and Urge quickly let Bill know that I begged to inal, acoustic trio can, in only a year Hour songs are complete, well- Grateful Dead, and a certain some- country with only the first few dates Janovitz, lead vocals/guitar; Chris Me Come Over is the band's Overkill. differ with him on this matter). or two, build a following which ex- developed studies into the universal thing which is distinctly The Hour. planned, and with minimal trouble, Colbourn, bass/vocals and Tom strongest release to date, mentioning So far, Buffalo Tom has made So, there you have it: a few clues tends not just beyond their home- aspects of human life. They stand on Turk's voice is reminiscent of Dennis have the tour fall into place ahead of Maginnis,drums) literally puts blood that the first two albums were not two videos to promote Let Me Come as to what makes Buffalo Tom tick town, but nationally. That group their own live and would sound just De Young before Styx cheesed out, them. On that tour, they met vocal- into its music, blending raw intensity sufficiently planned and that the Over. Both videos, for the songs If you still haven't heard the band, i would have to be unique, comprised as good in the studio. when passion and strength ruled ist/guitarist Jan Whittington, and as with fine texture and melody in a way band spent much more time on the "Velvet Roof" and "Taillights Fade", urge you to pick up one of their al- of high-caliber musicians and driven Though the band's focus in per- their sound. He also adds mandolin part of a symbiotic friendship, she that would make most bands green songs on this album. have received airplay on MTV's "120 bums; you definitely won't be disap- by a creative vision which is more formance seems to be primarily in- accents which fill out the music was at Billy Pat's that Monday night with envy. Lyrically, Buffalo Tom Melody is very important to Bill in Minutes." Bill hopes that the latter pointed. And if you're feeling really powerful than those of other bands. ward, the effect is that a field of ener: beautifully. The lyrics are deep and and sang a few tunes between sets. comes across as very intelligent but constructing songs; he also pays song will be the album's main single. adventurous, I'd love to see you at The Hour can boast of that sort gy and emotion is generated, and it memorable, and the songs are so The two artists suited each other well not condescending and, above all, special attention to the production of In the future, Bill would definitely Buffalo Tom's show at the Marquee of success. Currently based in pulls the audience in gently. As the strong that hearing them once, I re- deeply honest and emotional. Buffa- on a shared bill. the albums, wanting to keep things be happy if Buffalo Tom's music (547 West 21 St., ) on Saugerties, NY, they have toured the set went on, I discovered I was all membered them and found myself The Hour will be back on this lo Tom is real, and that is possibly sounding as natural as possible. reached a wider audience, but he United States and are planning a tied up in little knots inside, and sat singing them absent-mindedly for a what I appreciate the most about Friday, May 1- I guarantee it'll campus, but I can safely wager that Having read in Alternative wouldn't particularly like to make a Southern tour for the summer. But poised on the edge of my chair as week after. them. ply like to make a _.changa.e you, r life. . you II be hearing them on more com- Press that the members of Buffalo this year, they have gotten into piling each song began. "St. Anne's Reel," an Irish jig, mercial media before then. The rich- Still, I was more than a little ner- Tom read a lot, I asked Bill if any into a van and driving down to play at Tunes like "Joker's Life," "Every- and "Kobi Fora," an African rhap- ness of their sound and the joy in vous right before I recently inter- Review and interview: Skinny writers have inspired the band's Billy Pat's, overshadowing Bingo Bop time" and "The Cross" will make sody, offer a tantalizing cosmopolitan their performance testify to that. viewed via telephone. lyrics; while Bill doesn't think that lit- and building a devoted following strong singles someday soon. Har- effect, with their unmistakable tex- After all, I tend to shudder and shake erature directly influences most of PPuppy's cEVIN Key speaks among WPC students. monies are of extreme importance in tures and succulent vocals. when I talk to bands I don't admire the band's songs, he mentioned that FROMPUPPY,PAGE9 makes no excuses or explanations Per Wikstrom of the Music and half as much as Buffalo Tom. As it f nding on your poets such as Sylvia Plath'and Ted personally is hoping to be involved °LP°" . consciousness Entertainment Industry Students As- turned out, I had no reason to worry, until all your walls come down and Hughes, the Beat writers, and classi- with something on a par with Si- sociation (MEISA) knew The Hour's for "I fait almost completely at ease they will be around for years to cal novelists have made an impact lence of the Lambs. Marshall Madow from high school, Greeks present mediocre music festival when I finally talked to Bill about the come, stronger than ever. Said Key: and after three years' worth of lineup band's current album, Let Me Come on him. The trio, working with producer " When the world becomes peaceful, i FROM GREEKS, PAGE 8 genre by never deviating from it, but I Ovm, and their views on life in gen- Buffalo Tom formea" at the Uni- and engineer Ken "Hi- we'll just be doing ," changes, felt their eclectic mix of folk the campus. The event was not all em!. versity of at Amherst Watt" Marshall, have created a tight film scores and such. Skinny Puppy styles would go over well with MEISA Marino of Zeta Beta Tau. .They had would have preferred to hear their Greek, and those announcements in 1986. Knowing that Amherst is a sound which key expects to translate and WPC. talent used not only to write their own drove a lot of disgusted people back was released is sort of a gauge for world tempera- potential, mixing covers and origi-, popular college town, I was surprised better than ever to SP's bloody in- ture at the time." the Hour's fourth performance nals, and making an attempt to songs, but to create something origi- into the Student Center. in early March on Beggar's Banquet/ when Bill informed me that the dustrial hell onstage. When Skinny at WPC drew an unusually strong nal. Still, Third Degree was the high- I say get a hold of Last Rights, please the crowd with music that re- RCA Records; Bill estimated that the Amherst music scene is really non- Puppy plays the Ritz on June 9, we turnout, despite the rain and minimal light of the day, obviously playing Aside from that, perhaps the rea- with the funky new surreal cover and quires some brains to listen to. How- album toofc; three weeks to record. existent. Despite the thousands of can expect some of the hardest-hit- advertising. They played two sets son why Greek Musicfest was so the powerful new sound. Go see ever, they seemed to have thrown music for the love of it and not being When I asked Bill about the band's students in the area, there are very ting, most intense and intelligent packed with full-bodied jams, soaring poor is because no bands were even Skinny Puppy at the Ritz, and pre- the songs together with insufficient too concerned with what people affiliation with Dinosaur Jr.'s J. Mas- Skinny Puppy artistry ever. buildups and glimpses into varied few bands and virtually no places for pare yourself to have your synapses rehearsal. The strongest point in might say. considered without an affiliation with cte (who produced Buffalo Tom's musical idioms. bands to play; most of the bands Be warned. Skinny Puppy re-routed. their set was a rendition of "Signs," What makes The Hour really the rebellious anthem recently made shine, in addition to the quality of the popular again by Tesla. I'd like to music, is the balance they achieve hear those guys again after some •rtC F i n a n c i a onstage: all three members sing, and more intense preparation. Guaranteed the instrumental duties are evenly distributed. There is no real frontman Much to most people's chagrin, here, rather a spokesperson who Paul Order played again, though I'd Quick & Simple Fnrm represents the trio as a whole. There hoped he'd been gagged and sent to isn't one specific element which some administrator's office to dwell makes this band. Matt Turk's strong, forever with Wayne Hall pancake clear tenor serves the music well; the batter on his face. vibrant vocal harmonies lend a gutsy, Scholarships, Grants, Etc.. euphoric effect to every song. Carey The third band, Third Degree, Harmon's unconventional, ethnically features guitarist Pat Kliesh of Tau Income & Grades NOT A FACTOR IN ELIGIBILITY! influenced expertise on percussive Epsilon Phi. I'd heard of the band instruments fleshes out the two-gui- and was interested to hear their pro- tar arrangements and provides a tex- gressive-rock sound. Perhaps their Money Back Guarantee in Writing!!! ture which puts The Hour above intent was to be a Rush tribute band, many other acoustic bands. Madow or to show their allegiance to the This service has helped students Since 1975 Third Degree was the highlight of the day at Greek Musicfest Thursday, with Corrections their Rush tributary style. Sources Accepting Applications NOW In the April 13, 1992 issue of The Beacon, in the article entitled Paul Order took the stage once some Greek organization on this 4 "Rapper offers wisdom to WPC audience," SAPB should have again, and held it till shortly after campus. X. gotten top billing as principal sponsor, and the Music and four, when he was unplugged by the Already Helping WPC Students Entertainment Industry Students Association (MEISA) was omitted contracted sound crew. During that I never thought of our Greeks as altogether. The Beacon apologizes for any inconvenience this may time, a couple of rappers took over exclusive or segregationalist. But this the mic and offered a refreshing in- event was saturated with "We're have caused. fluence to the rather depressing feel Greek and you're not so nyah, nyah!" For an Application, CALL NOW of the day. By this time.the Alpha This attitude was an insult to the rest Also in that issue, in the article entitled "Trio explores new ground in Sigma Taus in their "Gratefully Dead- of the campus, as was the poor se- free jazz," the address of the Come On Inn was given as 305 icated" tie-dyes had taken to the lection of music. The result was that Haledon Avenue, Haledon. The correct address is 305 Belmont stage, but the field was nearly empty an event which should have been a J&S Academic Assistance Avenue, Haledon. The Beacon apologizes for any inconvenience but for a wasteland of discarded beer celebration for the entire campus this may have caused. cans. community ended up being an orgy of elitist unconcern for a vast minority (201)305-8812 In the article entitled "Student artists spotlighted in SC exhibit," the Throughout the day, people took with a lot of clout reception was reported to be held April 8. It was actually held April to the mic to announce parties: not open parties, but Greek-only affairs, SEE PAGES 10 AND 11 FOR School 7 Days, 9a.m.-9p.m. 15. The Beacon apologizes for any inconvenience this may have announced at an event which was SPRINGFEST SCRAPBOOK: School caused. quite open to the other 91 percent of PHOTOS FROM RELATED u Don't Wait - TSckets Whodunnit to open at Hunziker are going Alpha Psi Omega, the honorary voiceovers played during the scenes WPC FORUM theater fraternity presents "WHO- This comedy features a student DUNNIT". "WHODUNNIT", a satiri- acting ensemble as well as a student cal comeddy thaht centert s around a production team, fast! murder mystery, takes place in an < "WHODUNNIT" will be staged in English country home. Hunziker Theatre on Thursday ADril The first act builds up to the mur- 3030 , Friday May 1 and Saturday Mav der, giving everyone and anyone mo- o J ' tive. The performances, co-spon- Sexual harassment minus the sex The real fun starts during the sered by SAPB, will begin at 8 pm SGA Senior Dinner Dance second act where you are chal- each night. lenged to try to solve the mystery as Tickets are $3 at the door. The appellate court found that it was only nec- the story develops. Various clues Gerald R. Brennan plained to Tortoreto's superiors who did nothing. For more information call 595- essary for Muench to prove that her gender was a May 8, 1992 are given to the audience through 2997 or 942-6271 Finally she resigned and filed a suit in which she S.G.A. Attorney claimed that the hostile work environment created substantial factor in the discrimination and that if at the Brownstone House . by Tortoreto violated her terms, conditions or priv- she had been a man, she would not have been Mention sexual harassment and one thinks of ileges of employment and constituted sexual dis- treated the same way. Harassment need not be sex- unwanted advances, suggestive remarks, Clarence crimination prohibited by the New Jersey law ual in nature but pervasive and severe behavior $20 for Seniors • Thomas and Anita Hill, and Long Dong Silver.. Against Discrimination. which would detrimentally affect a reasonable But a recent New Jersey Appellate Division case The trial judge weighed the evidence and dis- person of the same sex in that position. has taken the sex out of sexual harassment. missed Muench's suit before it was given to-the Lawyers who specialize in civil rights cases are Helen S. Muench was hired at age 59 in De- jury. The judge concluded that there was no proof split in their opinions about the significance of the cember 1986 as a provisional dispatcher for the of improper sexual advances, touching, or sexual Muench case. Defense attorneys have down played Haddon Township Police Department. Officer language and that further, Tortoreto's conduct was the importance of the case, noting that it merely Completing a demo tape? Joseph Tortoreto was assigned to train her. From not so pervasive and offensive as to-amount to ha- brought New Jersey in line with federal law. available the start, Tortoreto was against hiring Muench be- rassment. The court found that Muench had volun- Plaintiff attorneys, however, have stressed that Got A label intrest? cause she was a woman. tarily resigned. it was the first case under New Jersey law which Tortoreto would refuse to answer Muench's Muench appealed the dismissal of her suit. The endorsed the proposition of actionable sexual ha- at the questions and he would often tell her she was do- three-judge panel which considered the case noted rassment without the necessity of proving offen- Got a really good gig? ing a lousy job. To harass her, Tortoreto would fill in its decision that there was no case under New sive sexual conduct. Student up the dispatcher's area with cigar smoke, knowing Jersey's civil rights law which dealt with the ques- As one attorney noted, there was some confu- Let the WPC community hear of you! that Muench was allergic to it. He would kiss the tion of whether non-sexual conduct could consti- sion even in the federal cases about this principle. dispatcher's window, leaving his lip prints on it. tute an actionable claim of hostile work environ- The appellate court in Muench eradicated the con- Center Send a tape, photo, and bio information Once when Muench called Tortoreto to investi- ment. fusion under New Jersey's civil rights law and gate a complaint by a young woman, he asked But the court found persuasive precedent in enunciated a clear [holding with important prece- Info. to Sheli Rosa, Insider Editor, The Beacon, Muench if she had told the woman about his "big some federal court cases under Title VII of the dental value. gun." On another occasion, Tortoreto told Muench Federal civil rights law. Applying the principles in That alone makes Helen Muench's six-year bat- Student Center Room 310, or call 595-2248 that he had "laid two women in one night, last Desk! those cases to Helen Muench's case, the appellate tle a victory not only for her but for future victims night." court reversed the trial judge. of sexual harassment. After months of such behavior, Muench com-

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CAREER ADVANCEMENT SERVICES students themselves not keep the lawn clean, but Editor's Notes the organizations sponsoring the event did not More about that clean up either. In fact, at 6:30 p.m, along with THE WO RLD'S FAS T E S T only two other students, I went out and began On May 11, the annual Bacon issue will be pro- picking up garbage, cans and bottles. duced. The Bacon is a parody issue produced each Earth Day thing year on the last publication date. Advertisers Editor, The Beacon: I am disappointed in both the students on cam- pus and the organizations sponsoring the events should be aware that The Beacon does accept ads J OB FINDING SYSTE M ! Thursday - SGA picnic and Greek Musicfest. that produced the debris. for this issue. The Beacon's last real issue will be Thursday - one day after Earth Day. Thursday Especially on the day after Earth Day, one on May 4. 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CALL TODAY name and address to: . 70S Hamburg Tpk. Wayne 201-742-7050 Jobs Unltd*PO Box 1075 All Are Welcome (in the Shop Rite Plaza Mall) VISA & MASTERCARDACCEPTED Orangevale, CA. 95662 L&NO1 LAM* > • ' t 1 4 "17 16 Student J STUDENT Government World Series goes to Canada J GOVERNMENT vast improvements this season, lack of outside shooting andno ! It 1 ASSOCIATION Association By Brian Preacher Sox and Rangers. Every team maining and a five game lead STAFF COLUMNIST in this division is tough, (Ex- over Boston, N.Y.gave the especially Mark Jackson, but a go to player in the clutch are ception the Royals) but Oak- universal sign and choked al- mound opponents seem to hit two glaring needs which need It's been a few weeks since land looks to have the best lowing Boston to win the At- better than the Red Sox. New to be filled before the Knicks I last preached so there's plenty pitching plus experience. lantic and a number one seed- York Yankees-no arms.no become more than a nuisance. The Student Government to talk about. With only two is- ing. The Knicks now face De- chance. Scott Sanderson is OK So you've had a gripe all sues left, I have decided to vs. L.A. in the troit and if they should sur- but after that this staff is brutal. year or maybe you just can't . keep my baseball picks short World Series. vive.they can instantly make Give this team two more years face the truth. Well now is your Association and simple. plans for the summer because to mature and you may have a chance to take your stand at the Is there a doctor in the In'the NX. West, the they will be nothing more than bona fide contender. In the rest pulpit. I will give you, the read- house? We need one fast in or- Dodgers Will edge out the Reds crumbs on the kitchen floor for of the division.your watching er, your chance to respond to der to resuscitate the lifeless for the divisional champi- Mr. Jordan and his broom ser- Godzilla, King Kong, and the any article or voice your opin- wishes to thank everyone Knicks. With eight games re- onship. Hershiser has looked vice. Had New York not flat- Creature from the Black La- ion on sports. Letters will be dominant once again and Can- lined, the Knicks would have goon; you guessed it, one hor- printed in the May 4 edition. diotti has been an adequate re- had an easy series with the ror show after another. Include name and social securi- who helped to make the placement for Tim Belcher. Nets and possibly rode a wave A.L. West- Oakland wins ty number with your response, Defense is still suspect. If the of emotion to the championship in the tightest race in baseball, and drop it off at the Beacon Reds come together by the All- At series. Yes, the Knicks make barely beating out the White office in SC 310. Star break and'Rijo stays 1992 healthy, Cincinnati will beat out L.A. As for Atlanta, sorry, the the clock struck twelve last Oc- ALL COLLEGE PICNIC tober. I'm not to Swift on the Young team brings bright future Giants pitching. Padres will Pulpit annoy everyone but still finish Horace Perkins, and Brad Vac- Adams is the youth of his team. I? a huge success. fourth or fifth. Astros don't FROM TRACK PAGE 18 caro. The 400- meter relay Both Humphries and Burth are have a prayer. team finished in a time of 44.9 freshman, as well as Bailey and A.L. East:TorontO will run with... With the leadership of seconds. The 1,600- meter Barr. Also, Perkins will be re- An extra special thanks away with the division. They Humphries and Burth, the team ran a time of 3 minutes, turning as a junior. have the pitching, hitting, and Brian chances for a conference title 26;6 seconds with Barr running The Pioneers have their last defense. Jack Morris solidifies are better than average. a sub 50- second leg. The sprint dual meet of the season on to the Greeks for their the staff and with Alomar, On the men's side, the team medley team finished in a time Wednesday as they host Carter, and Winfield, the Blue Preacher received strong performances of 3 minutes, 53.0 seconds with Ramapo, Mcdgar Evars, and St. lit Jays have plenty of punch. from the 400- meter, 1,600- Perkins nearly duplicating Bar- Peters. This will be the last if Boston always has a chance meter, and" sprint medley relay r's feat of a sub 50- second tuneup before the NJAC Cham- support! with Clemens and their hitting, teams which consisted of 400- meter leg. pionship at Trenton State Col- but when Roger isn't on the Bernard Barr, Keith Bailey, A positive note for Coach lege in May. .. Mathematics Awareness Week Program C o n g r a tula t i o n s t o t h e 199 2 -1993 S G A L e g I s I a t u r e! 4 Mathematics and the Environment April 26 - May 2,1992 "Executi've 'Board Department of Mathematics (President £$c ViceTresident 'Vice (President Treasurer Math Club D. Art Wooten Deana Booker Daniel Cimmino Cynthia Cruzado 4 i= William Paterson College Sunday, April 26 , v Wayne, New Jersey 07470 Senior Class Opening of the displayWjdenrs works and projects in the Secretary student Center. ^ • Wednesday, April 29 (President 'Vice (President Treasurer Monday, April 27 11:00 Mathematics And Ecology Michelle Hartman Denise Corrao Gil Carroll Julianne Popp 9:00 MATH AWARENE^WEEK CONTEST OPENING Prof. Marcelo Llarull, WPC Science 117 Any participant can obtain acsDy of the problems 12:30 Careers in Mathematics from 9:00 to 12:00p.m. in Scien&sip4.Tn e so|ution is due on Thursday, April 30 by 4'3 Joint presentation by WPpWaThematics Major alumni, the junior Cfass chair of the Departmefffof Mathematics, and Director of 11:00 DENSE CURVES ON THE (President Vice Tresident Treasurer Secretary Mr. William Smith, WPC Career Serviceg^^ Science 220 \ Ms. Anne/Jntlre, Prudential Dorthy Dugan Colleen Kulcher Lisa Ankiewicz MsJjJatfcia chiaro Gangi, Bell of New Jersey Rose Dumenigo 12:30 AXONAL TRANSMISSION AND TRAVELING WAVE SOLUTIONS ^STEmily Rueda, Stevens Institute of Technolooy OF THE FITZHUGH-NAGUMO EQUATIONS^ Prof. Eswar Phadia, Mathematics Sophomore Ctass Mr. Michael Kirchoff, WPC Kenneth M. Zurich, Career Services (President Vice Tresident Treasurer Secretary Science 220 Science 200A 2:00 FRACTAL LANDSCAPES 1:30 Luncheon Dawn Meyer Larry Szabo Jenn Wolak Mr. Peter Ryczek, WPC Science 104 Science 117 2:30 L'Hopital's Rule via integration MATHEMATICS IN CHEMISTRY Ms. Christine Bechert, WPC Management 'Education +Comunity Service (Hedtd+Sciences humanities MrTHttmHSl' Science 339 Alisa Tagliareni Rich Gelson 3 Science 113 3:30 Hyperbolic and Trigonometric Crossing Points Amy O'Grady Tuesday, April 28 Ms. Rachel Hamer, WPC Mike Cote 1 11:00 WOMEN IN MATHEMATICS.TBRI Science 339 Tuesday, April 30 Corev McKinnev 1 CCuB'B CCuBC Ms. Maureen Mclaughlin, WPC 11:00 Time Series Analysis Arts +Comm Science 117 Mr. Robert Ashley, WPC Randee Bayer 7 Omar Ligons 39 Kathy'Walter13 Science 516 Club'L 12:30 THECREAT1oNoFNEW^frHEMATICS Debbie Roberts 2 Prof. Marcelo Llarull, WPC ^ Towards better concert halls Acoustics W. S. Sherman 2 Charity Bonney 8 Science 508 Daniel Verina 1 2:30 ^^^ouaHagopian, WPC Scott Caolan 2 RoyLavela8 > (GARBAGE, RAINBOW, AND -Jence 5i5~-~«-^_ ?NS WIT 2:00 Bfeidb and Knots Jamie Summers 5 Prof^et« rtG.R!eper,WPC Prof. MSfcjm Bendersky, CUNY-HunteTcc Lawrence Krewer 4 ce1i3 Science 1 if Sfi«nce1i Diane Ostanek 4 3^ l And Characteristic Polynomials r. William Smith, WPC Scott CaDlan4 Science 113 For further information contact f^KR i_|amil at (201)595-2291 Italics denotes winners Underline denotes tie- Rnn-off elections will be held for all ties. *SGA Funded AUARE *»»*»****»*»»**»•*** * * * * If If /*• 18 •'•1*1 H9 •w NHL heats up with local battle PERSONALS 'CLASSIFIEDS To the Brothers of TEP—Thanks To my little Christine—Con- Darlene—Happy B-Day roomie! Wanted—After school mature Full Tune Nanny Wanted—For a with their first dose of adversi- By Albert Stampone fallible synchronism; Lemieux into ignorance last Thursday luck wish for game four. He for the social! We were glowing grats!! I knew you could do it! Only a same day bull could handle person for 13 & 15 year olds. Four 5 month old girl and a 21 month ty of the season. when we left! The Sisters of AST. STAFF COLUMNIST as the dance partner who is night in Byrne Arena. Late in then proceeded to leave, drag- You made me very proud! Wel- life. days a week. GOOD MONEY Call old boy; 55 hours a week. Call Coleen (AST)—Congrats on get- light on his feet and heavy on the third period, with the Dev- ging his knuckles on the New York, thanks to Mike come to the family. I love you. Young white male — looking for 628-8710. 914-997-5729 and leave message. hi Ten years is a long time. ting Junior Class Treasurer. We Your Big Sister Kim Messier's and Messier himself ils up 3-1 a fight broke out in ground behind him. Richter, responded with a 3-0 young beautiful female for inter- Job Hunting?Let a seasoned word References required. Ten years is a very long time, love you! The Sisters of AST. To my little Amy—Welcome to as the unwilling accompanist. section 219. Moments later a After New Jersey's Game Game Four victory Saturday esting relationship - very good in processing pro turn your education especially to wait for the unbri- Dot (AST)—Congrats to the new AST. I knew you could do it!! I into a selling resume! Contact 507- The very fact that the Devils dimwitted Rangers fan scurried Three victory, in which Terreri night to send the teams back to bed. With references BUI Wanted—Dynamic, Experienced dled intensity and intoxicating Junior Class VP! We love you! love you and I'm proud of you. To the cast and crew of WHO- 5411! I have been able to defeat New down the stairs from his seat made 34 stops on 35 shots and Madison Square Garden for The Sisters of AST Leaders for the Zionist Youth Your Big, Denise excitement of a National Hock- high above the Meadowlands Game Five tonight. The series DUNNIT — Break a Leg. One Hour Photo Lab—Seeks Group-Young Judaea. Excellent York twice and have the series the Devils put together an im- To the Brothers of TEP—TEPS CoIeen(AST)—Like big, like lit- with photo knowledge. Apply in ey League playoff series be- ice only stopping to wish a few will return to Byrne Arena Tripper— I would quote Fishbone Pay. Call between 9 a.m. and 5 tied at two games apiece has penetrable line of defense in are WILD!! The Sisters of AST tle. You rule. I guess I taught you here, but it's obscene. Fix stuff. person at Photos in a Flash, 279 tween cross-river rivals and di- Devils fans, including myself, a Wednesday night when one p.m. at 908-494-2609. befuddled as well as frustrated front of the diminutive goal- To the New Sisters of well. I love you! Love your Big, Me Brower Town Rd, West Paterson, vision foes. pleasant trip home and a good AST—Congrats and welcome to many Rangers fans to the point tender, the Rangers were faced team will face elimination. Sharon (AST) Holly and Marty— Congratula- 201-256-9090. The Devils and Rangers are Sisterhood. We Love You! The Looking—for someone to share 3 of conviction on the notion that Michele L (AST)—Congratula- tions on your future copulation. Cruise Ships Hiring—Earn facing off right now in the Off Along with many other area Sisters of AST tions! I knew you could do it. You bedroom Apartment with 2 fe- the team is jinxed, (is Terreri No really. It will be nice to work $2,000+/month. Summer and Ca- males in Boonton. Washer, dryer, Patrick Division semi-finals for the second-coming of John the hockey fans, I wished for this Douger—Who would of thought made me proud. Love and sister- with you again even with all the reer employment available. No ex- the first time in the ten years that I would become so close to hood forever. Love your Big, An- A/C, yard, garage, driveway and Druce?). At 52 years and encounter this season. And now tongue action going on. The Nazi perience necessary. For program storage. Nice area, $292 and 1/3 that the Devils have been in Draw that guy I was so afraid of. Thanks gela (AST) call 1-206-545-4155 ext. C550. counting since they last won 10 years of expectations will Bitch from Hell util (gas) and 11/2 month security. New Jersey. for everything, including listening The Brothers of Alpha Sigma Summer-Full Time Temps- the Stanley Cup, skeptics are have dissolved in just two Stacey and Jessica — that Available 5/15. Call DeAnna at with,.. to me, making me smile, and Phi—would like to wish Dan M a Selling advertising for Rock "N" The wait is over, your pa- abound. weeks time. Stay tuned hockey poor little girl. You make wonder- 835-0861. tience has been rewarded. showing me Boston. I love ya, Ely Happy B-Day. Alpha Sigma Phi ful neurotics. The Nazi Bitch Roll Sports and Special Event Pub- That incredulousness turned Albert Stampone fans, the best is yet to come. Julie—You're the best. Thank you ASA—Thanks for the great social, While Rangers fans believed from Hell lications. Telemarketing experi- for everything. And we have a date let's do it again. Alpha Sigma Phi ence helpful but not required. Call D'Jais Belmar—Now hiring for before the series began that Vertically Challenged One— at Friendly's everytime you need TO MY BIG Angela (AST)— Rita at 201-612-8507. summer. Help' needed in all posi- Mark Messier would be the life Too bad that we had mental PMS me. Love, Ely Thanks for everything. I love you! at the same time. Friends? Major- "SEXY MEN WANTED'— tions; bartenders, runners, wait- of a short-lived first round par- Corey (APD)—Certain songs will Love your little Michele ly Challenged One GREAT BODIES & FACES FOR resses, floorman, and utility help- ty, Claude Lemieux, Chris Ter- Track team excels at Penn Relays always remind us of you. Truth or To my big Karia (AST)—You are Squishua— Love you muchly, it's EXOTIC PHOTOGRAPHY. call 908-280-1307. reri, and the rest of the Devils Dare? Love, Ely, Erin Flower, Al, the best! Thanks for everything!! I just me I'm not too happy with. NAME, PHOTO, PHONE, STA- Position Available—for Special have become the party-poop- Jumbo, and Ariane. couldn't have done it without you! Red TUS; TO: Men-P.O. 1191 May- Ed/Psychology Student familiar ers. they've endured all season. It's women's team that WPC has They also paced the women's Jumbo (APD)—You had every- Happy 21st! Enjoy! Love your lit- wood, N.J. 07607 with behavior modification. Part- By Glenn E. Chapman To my colon polyp—I promise to Terreri's fabulous and inspi- also a.time for fun. fielded in some time. Two of 800- meter relay team which' thing you needed in the hot tub in- tle Kim (AST...yeah!) eat whole wheat grains and cereals. Chrisltan Musicians—Young time With 4 yr. old, autistic male . STAFFWRITER : rational netminding in the first It is beyond the expectations the runners-who have been very ran a 4 minute, 22.0 second cluding Joy. But next time bring To my Big Jen (AST)—Thanks I promise to no longer eat red meat church in Pompton Plains seeks se- student-friendly, verbal, high-func- for all you love and support. You tioning. From 3:30-7:30 p.m. Mon- four games of the scries aided The 98th Penn Relays took of the WPC track team to win instrumental in the team's sue-' race as Humphries rah a 59,6 your own underwear. Love, Flow- or Austrian chocolate. Love, your rious mature Chrisitan Musicians er, Erin, Al, Corey, Ely and Ari- helped me get where I am now. I day-Friday-Steady! with occasion^ •New Jersey in winning Games place this past weekend in any national championships. cess this year are Danielle second split and Burth ran a brain who are looking for a supportive ane love you very muchlLove your lit- home church with an opportunity al weekends. Experience and Ref- Two and Three; two more Philadelphia. This is an event However, the Pioneers did turn Humphries and Helen Burth. 62.0 flat. DomEnick—I am the Nazi now. Ely—You went to extremes. Hot tle Caryann to join Sunday Worship team and erences preferred. Call the Alpine games than most New York where dreams can come true in some of their best times this Bow to me. In and Outsider This twosome combined to The success of the women's tub or freezer? Where was your BG (Phi Sig)—Happy Belated Marty— Careful or you will end CCM band. Call Jim at 201-208- Learning Group at 201420-9196. fans thought the Devils would for some and nightmares can season. lead the women's 400- meter track team and the momentum underwear? Love, Flower, Erin , Birthday to my awesome little! I up in the Chilton Hilton with your 1894. Education Major—Summer job win. occur for others. For William- The Lady Pioneers in partic- relay team to a new school picking up from strong individ- Al and Ariane hope you have a great 21st Love, inside on the outside. Love you Cleaning Person Wanted—2X a for child care. 4 children ages 1-7 Lemieux, meanwhile has Paterson, it's a time to reward ular have enjoyed a wealth of record with a time of 51.2 sec- ual performances only en- Erin and Ariane—Switching Sharon much The Nazi week'in eluding laundry. Call 914- in Kinnelon home. Non-smoker become Messier's on-ice escort its runners- for all of the hard success this past season. In onds. Both women ran identical hances the efforts of this team. things is fun. But next time hold Sangs—Thank you for being my DomEnick— Politics. Go for it! 997-5729 and leave a message. and must drive. Call Claire Coppo- in what has turned into an in- work and awful weather fact, this might be the best split times of 12.5 seconds. on because things fall out. Love, best friend. Spirits up! I love you. References Required. la at 492-1377. SEE YOUNG PAGE 17 Ely and Flower Ritt Flower—No hands mean no Vivian—What's the matter? Are. hands. But we never said anything you too sexy for us lately? Don't about mouths. Love, Ely, Erin, Al, become an "ULPO" M & D j Corey, Jumbo and Ariane The Brothers of Alpha Sigma Dan (AKA Lyle)—Are your shoes Phi—-congratulate Scott F, Raytt, T-shirt ATTENTION too heavy for your feet? Love, and Brian B for being Alpha Sigs Erin, Flower, Ely, Al, Jumbo, of the week. Alpha Sigma Phi Corey and Ariane The Brothers of Alpha Sigma now available Joker (APD)—What a time you had between the hot dogs and Phi—would also like to congratu- LIFEGVABDS Truth or Dare! Love, Erin, Ely, late Dan L for winning the Exhibition of Student Aril Flower, and Ariane Springfest Bench Press Contest. To everyone in <59E-Poconos— Alpha Sigma Phi Works & Literature What a weekend! If only wall in %%t office SC room 310 if could talk! 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APRIL 27,1992 • WILLIAM PATERSON COLLEGE • Pioneers sweeping up NJAC horrible third inning, Coach Al- lous come-from-behiod victory, By Joe Ragozzino bies went to his bullpen and 7-6. STAFF WRITER brought in senior George Men- In the third inning, the This past week, the Pio- doza, junior Shawn Kelly, and Raiders broke a scoreless tie neer baseball team played on senior Pete Ellerbrock. The trio when shortstop Dave Moniser- four consecutive days for a 3-1 pitched outstanding for the six a's double off Pioneer junior record, including season-series remaining innings giving the starter Steve Middleman drove sleeps with NJAC rivals Rut- Pioneers an opportunity to win in the first run. First-baseman gers-Newark and Jersey City the game in the ninth. Rich Beggs followed with an- State. With two more weeks The Pioneers were able to other RBI double, giving RU- left in the season, Coach Jeff load the bases with their first Newark a 2-0 lead. The hits Albies and his squad have an three batters. Dan Bartolomeo just kept on coming with right- excellent chance to capture yet and Eaddy each brought home fielder Rich Scalabrini's RBI another NJAC title, which the necessary two runs for a 6- single which made it 3-0. With would, be their sixth in seven 6 tie. The Raiders brought in two outs, Middlteman had a seasons. reliever Sean Bussey to help chance to get out of the inning Last Friday, the Pioneers stop the Pioneer momentum. when Sean Conte grounded to were in Jersey City where they However, Bussey's wild pitch SS Troy McAllister. However, crushed the Gothic Knights of enabled Bartolomeo to hustle McAllister's wild throw to first JGS, 18-3. Pioneer senior home for an exciting victory allowed Conte to reach base starter Scott Farber picked up for the Pioneers. his fifth win of the year while safely, resulting in another senior Ralph Perdomo had a Raider run. That error would The squad had back-to- big day at the plate with a prove costly for the Pioneers as back road games in different homer, a double, and three Javier Santana delivered a key states on Tuesday and Wednes- RBI. two-rujj. single for a total dam- John DiGirotomo gets his puts this past week day, taking on Fordham and Scranton, respectively. The Pi- On Thursday, the Pioneers age of six runs, three of which two-run blast deep over the for right-field starter Dean Di- * oneers were trounced by Ford- took on the Raiders of Rutgers- were unearned. center field fence in the fourth Grafcio. The strategy paid off ham, 9-1, but were able to beat Newark at Wightban Field for The Pioneers had an up- inning, cutting the Raider lead for the Pioneers as Mitchell led Scranton, 20-5. their second mewing this sea- ward battle ahead of them and to 6-2. off the inning with a pinch-hit son. The PioffGerls were down needed to score runs quickly. In the fifth inning, Coach solo home run. The Pioneers 6-4 heading into tfte bottom of All-American Keith Eaddy an- Albies made an interesting added another run to shrink the The Pioneers' current the ninth inning iii which they swered the call as he smacked move by inserting freshman Ed Raider lead, 6-4. record now stands at 19-6 over- scored three runs for a miracu- his first HR of the season, a Mitchell into the game to bat After Middleman had a all. Lady Pioneers WPC bowlers capture edge Ramapo National Championship

By Michael Braun down the Lady Roadrunners Head Coach Mike LoPresti STAFF WRITER for the rest of the day. By Joe Ragozzino and his squad reached the final STAFF WRITER Danielle Leitner walked WPC started its comeback via San Jose State with a 460- and Dina Desimini homered in in the third inning when they The men's bowling team 373 semifinal win. the bottom of the eighth inning scored five runs on five hits in- captured the National Bowling Bowling Senior Cris Sole, junior to give the Lady Pioneers an 8- cluding triples by Leitner and Council Intercollegiate Cham- David Carter, and sophomores 6 victory in the first round of Michele Ferraro. pionship on Saturday by edging William Ripley and John the NJAC Playoffs. In the sixth inning, Desi- out Wichita State, 452-439, in Spence celebrated the champi- Janine LiButti was put in mini doubled with one out and Milwaukee, Wisconsin. onship, along with Viale. Senior Cris Viale helped to pitch once Ramapo jumped was driven home on a double The women's team fin- lead the team with two consec- out to a 6-0 lead after one in- by Kathy May which tied the enough for the title as Dave ished ninth as West Texas State utive strikes in the tenth frame. ning. She proceeded to shut game and eventually sent it into Garber of Wichita State threw a took the title for the women's Those strikes were good extra innings. split in the same frame. division. PIONEER SPORTS WEEKLY

Softball April 29 Baseball April 28 May 1 Track vs. Stonybroofc vs. Ramapo April 28 (DH) (A) 3:30 vs. Scranton April 29 (H)3:30 (A) 3:30 vs Georgian Court vs. Ramapo May 1,2 (H) 3:30 p.m. April 30 May2(DH) MedgarEvars NJAC Championships vs. Kean St. Peters tba vs. John Jay (H) 3:30 (A) Noon (H) 3:30 COPYRIGHT 1992, VOL 59, NO. 2