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INSIDER SPORTS Skinny Puppy interview Bowling team wins National Championship Page 9 Page 20 shining on the college community for more than 55 years I encon i APRIL 27,1992 • WILLIAM PATERSON COLLEGE 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 United States, '•-• 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.