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Vol. 61 No. 23 Montclair State College, Upper Montclair, New Jersey, 07043 Thurs., Oct. 22,1987 Restructure of senior year suggested President programs before agreeing on in life. Petrone of the Department of By Lynn M. Cowan objectives.” Two facts colleges Boyer then spoke of out Economics all related their W alters News Editor must consider, in his opinion, comes assessment’s role in this reactions to the preceeding address. The fourth annual Presiden are the goals of assessment and integration, saying, “Colleges update the process of implementing should evaluate beyond seper- Of the four respondents, tial Fall Symposium focused on President Walters is still the controversial practice of these goals. ate courses-they should evaluate Reilly-Petrone presented a com Boyer stressed the impor plete, detailed model of Boyer’s undergoing tests for possible college outcomes assesment in a student’s overall comprehen brain lesions at Columbia- both the keynote address and tance of language proficiency in college students, saying, “lan sion.” ideal of college assessment. Her Presbyterian Hospital accord the faculty respondent period. His suggestion of testing for model adapted Boyer’s three- ing to Dr. Edward Martin, The symposium, entitled, guage is a means to larger ends... (it) is a tool, a skill that can overall comprehension consists part plan to fit MSC’s academic Dean of Students. “Assessing the Undergraduate of three steps before a student structure. It used the college’s Martin said that “I have no Experience,” was held on Oct. control the lives of others.” The current debate on lan graduates. five-school design to form an further information regarding 14 in Memorial Auditorium. the president. I don’t know Dr. Ernest L. Boyer, president guage proficiency, he said, The first step would be a assessment program unique to concerns the fact that, “when we senior thesis within the each MSC. anything new or different that of the Carnegie Foundation for hasn’t been presented to the the Advancement of Teaching, evaluate, we don’t evaluate the student’s major. The thesis topic Boyer’s first and second steps language process at its best.” college community already.” and Senior Fellow of the Wood- would have to relate to social, were rearranged and specified He said that he would inform row Wilson School at Princeton Basic Skills tests that assess by Reilly-Petrone. To integrate language proficiency, stated historical, and ethical perspec the students as soon as anything University, was the keynote was learned. speaker. Boyer, “diminish the meaning of Boyer, listed for five consec a college education with min Mitra Achtiani utive years by US News and imal achievement goals.” World Report as one of the A more feasable approach to language proficiency in colleges 1963-1987 nation’s top educators, began would begin with better pre By Paul Mampilly his speech by stating outcomes Assignment Editor assessment is an “arresting, college education. A policy of higher admissions standards essential, and dangerous topic” and remedial work at the start in higher education today. The 24, died Fri., Oct. 16 at a recent possibility of New Jersey of a student’s college years would yield higher results. The imately 9:40 am in i “ state-mandated assessment test eventual outcome of language side Hospital, Glen 3 ing has raised many questions Achtiani, of Nutley, " for students and educators proficiency should enable a student to “think critically, draw seizure on Oct. 15 t alike. Boyer stated that the inferences, and see subtle shades public’s most common miscon of meanings” in language, said ception regarding outcomes assessment is the belief that it Boyer. is a test to assess what students Another point that Boyer stressed was the need for “cul was have learned. However, this is diately by not true, according to Boyer. tural literacy.” Colleges, he felt, Ernest L. Boyer, second from right, chats with faculty members (1-r) Reilly-Petrone, Gawley, Bernstein and Nash. or students The purpose of assessment is to should have a “global perspec pus police evaluate whether or not “the tive.” Campuses tend to be very tives. disciplines, she restructured the and pieces (of a student’s education) parochial, without a sense of the The second step, a senior senior seminar into a format of and also gave her oxygen. add up to a coherent whole.” outside world. Boyer illustrated seminar, would involve an oral five two-week periods, where “She was then transports Boyer stated, “New Jersey is this when he related the story presentation of each thesis for the dean and a chosen professor an ambulance emergency unit being gently nudged to consider of a classroom where students peers to critique. of each school would rotate to Mountainside Hospital and evaluation of college students could not find El Salvador on Finally, after peer presenta through each of the other four at that time the doctors told us through outcomes assessment, that she was doing the best that and a general fear is that ‘pol a map. He went on to say, “We tion, five or six seniors would schools for one semester, lectur are willing to go to war with be selected to' present their thesis ing the other disciplines. could be expected under the iticians will impose it if we do circumstances," said Martin. He not choose it.’ ” a country that we cannot locate in a colliqium format, where the The role of the visiting dean also said the seizure “probably The result of this fear is the on a map. What’s happening?!” entire campus community and professor would be to resulted from complications out current trend of colleges form Boyer expanded on this when would be invited to attend. integrate their own discipline of a serious ing their own outcomes assess he spoke of how students tend After Boyer’s keynote ad into the student’s major. Topics a child.” ment programs. MSC’s Out to focus on their major and dress, four MSC faculty discussed might be the impact Martin, who talked to Ach- comes Assessment Program ignore other disciplines. “The members presented their re of the visiting school’s General tiani’s parents, said “They told committee, headed by Dr. Tho problem with students,” he said, sponse to outcomes assessment Education Requirements me that Mitra loved commg to mas Bridges of the Department college and it was an important of Philosophy and Religion, has “is not their technical capacity. and Boyer’s ideals. Dr. Joan (GER) on a non-major’s edu It is their ability to put technical Bernstein, of the Department of cation. part of her life. The parents also begun to formulate an approach expressed their appreciation to to assessment of undergraduate skills in a historical and cultural Home Economics, Dr. Irwin H. Reilly-Petrone said that after perspective.” Students must all who had tried to help.” students. Gawley, of the Department of the 10-week visitation period, Achtiani transferred A problem with outcomes begin to relate “liberal” and Chemistry, Dr. James Nash, of each seminar student would Bergen Community College to assessment, according to Boyer, “useful” arts, and integrate them the Department of English, and choose a thesis topic within his MSG and according to Martin, is the tendency to “measure in college as they are integrated Dr. Margaret M Reilly- major that would integrate the was 1 ‘very good student.” other four disciplines. The funeral was held at the The second semester of her Holy Trinity Lutheran Church Tuition Incre model would be spent writing in Nutlcv on Oct. 19 the senior thesis, to be presented in the seminar. Inside 1987 is the largest ever Reilly-Petrone admitted that the Montclarion By Shawn Smith According to budget officer The capital is so that we can her model was not fool-proof, MSC beats WPC, 12-10. pg. Staff Writer Charles Moore, there has been go ahead with day-to-day op listing two obstacles to be 12 MSC students and their par a yearly increase in tuition for erations.” overcome: faculty and admin ents may have found that they the last four to five years, istration. -MSC faculty would Good Woman of Setzuan had to dig a little deeper into usually by $2.00-$3.00 per credit The increase was voted by the have to committ more time to recieves rave review, pg. 8 their pockets this semester in hour. Ten percent is the largest Board of Trustees in the spring the senior seminars, and the order to compensate for the yearly increase ever. With this semester of 1987, said Nancy administration would have to $4.00 hike, Moore says, “The Carver, assistant to the Vice cooperate in using faculty re tuition increase. SGA free phone service is The tuition rate, $40.00 per projected increase comes to $1 President for Administration sources. This, she said, “Would back. pg. 3 credit hour last semester, has million, half for salaries and half and Finance William Griffith. be a challenge to the faculty and increased 10%, making the for working capital. We never It is unknown at this time if an administrators” to “not only had this need in the past, but increased will be approved for assess, but enrich” MSC under How safe are the dorms? pg. current tuition rate $44.00 per 6 credit hour. ______we do now due to autonomy. next year.______graduates. R * OR * 2 4 2 5 * EXT COACH BILLESIMO CALL * * *T * PM 4 FRIDAV - POOL MONDAV* PANZER TO COME ^ * * * * * * * * * * * * * .TeMncainTus,Ot 2, 1987 22, Oct. Montclarion/Thurs., The 2. AT THE STUDENT CENTER WEDNESDAY 23 OCTOBER FROM 10 a.m. to 2p.m. to a.m. 10 FROM OCTOBER 23 WEDNESDAY CENTER STUDENT THE AT ************ STOP BY. STOP CAMPUS ON BE WILL CLYBORNE RICH LT. 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The Montclarion/Thurs., Oct. 22, 1987 3. Blanton Hall receives SGA free phones given a last its first bomb threat chance by the president By Lynn M. Cowan and 9:30 am the next morning, By Mike Heelan to attend a convention and A class IV charter was ap News Editor several automobiles were Staff Writer therefore limits the number of proved to Delta Epsilon Chi for pushed into one another in lots students who can utilize the the 1987-89 school years. On Oct. 11 at 8:30 pm, a 20 and 23. Six cars were dam The SGA free phone service funds. The SGA may overturn After a close vote, the SGA Blanton Hall desk assistant aged. The incident is still under to the 609, 212, 718, 215, 516, the veto at next week’s meeting denied a class II charter to the received a call from an uniden investigation by campus police. 914,703,301 and 202 area codes with a two-thirds vote. African Student Organization. tified person stating that there A theft from the men’s locker have been re-installed in Room The SGA legislature approp Legislators felt that since a was a bomb on the third floor. room in Panzer Gymnasium 112 of the Student Center. riated $7,770 to Quarterly, for Black Student Cooperative The building was evacuated; no was reported on Oct. 11. A gym In the past, the phones have the 1987-88 academic year. “It Union (BSCU) and an Interna devices were found. bag was stolen containing car been vandalized and destroyed. is clear that the SGA and class tional Student Organization A female student suffered a keys and various items of clo “If the phones get abused again I’s are establishing closer ties. (ISO) existed, this organization seizure in a Life Hall classroom thing between 3:00 pm and 4:30 they are being taken out per This was confirmed today with would create an overlapping of at 5:30 pm on Oct. 15. The pm. manently.” said SGA president, the passing of Quarterly’s programming on campus. The student’s heart stopped, and two A College Hall secretary re Rob Accera. These phones are budget proposal,” said editor- bill may be reconsidered in the classmates performed CPR ported a swivel chair and an open to all students interested in-chief of Quarterly, Tom until a campus policeman ar IBM typewriter stolen between in making calls within the area Mergola. Barbara Gallo, chairperson rived and completed the proce 6:00 pm on Oct. 8 and 8:00 am codes above. A $55 appropriation was of welfare and internal affairs dure. The woman’s pulse rate the next morning. During last night’s SGA granted by the SGA legislature committee said that extension was restored; she was transfered A telephone was stolen from meeting, president, Rob Accera, to the Pre-Law Society, a class of library hours is presently not to Mountainside Hospital, Russ Half between 4:30 pm on vetoed last week’s legislative II organization of the SGA, for possible. “It is impossible to be where she died the next morn Oct 12 and 9:00 am Oct 13. approval of $474 from the Law School Admissions Day. done now because of finance ing. A Blanton Hall female re Montclair Transportation Au Law school representatives and security,” said Barbara A male student arrested by ceived five obscene phone calls thority (MTA) to Panzer Stu from around the country will be Gallo. At the committee’s meet campus police for tresspassing in a row at 6:00 am on Oct. 9. dent Association for a trip to on hand to speak with students ing with library officials it was on Sept. 10 in Blanton Hall was A maintenance man chased Atlantic city. concerning admissions and revealed that an after hours tried in Little Falls Municipal a group of people, believed to According to Accera, this bill other areas of interest pertain study room will be added on in Court. He was found guilty and bestudentsthrough Calcia Fine as written requires those going, ing to law. the near future. fined $150.00. Arts building on Oct. 11. He A student arrested by campus had suspected the people of police on Oct. 2 for removing dumping a garbage bin and a car bra from a vehicle was also displaying other destructive Europe tour China tour tried in Little Falls. He was behavior earlier that night, but Visits to Europe’s most excit Professor Ellen Mohammed found guilty and fined $195.00. was unable to catch or identify ing cities are planned for a Tutors available Between 11:30 pm on Oct. 4 the people. of MSC fine arts dept, is leading European Study Tour under the a tour of Southeast Asian cities direction of Dr. Jack Sacher, of The College Tutorial Cente. News Notes the music department. The tour costs $ 2,499.00, has posted its hours for Fall *87 The course, earning 3 s.h., is which includes round trip air hours, The center is located in open to all students, regardless fare from New York to China, Annex E, and is open from 9 Fieldhouse hours Computer hours of major, and will include tours, travel expenses, and hotel am-5 pm, Mon. through Fri.; theatrical and musical perfor and meal costs. the center remains open until 7 mances as well as visits to art Richardson Hall computer Further information is avail pm on Mon. and Thurs. lab hours for Fall 87 are: museums and historical sites. For further information con Athletic facilities at MSC are Each activity will be preceded able from Prof. Ellen Mo available to all students with Mon. through Fri., from 8:00 by explanatory lectures or will hammed at 893-7295 tact 893-4364. valid I.D. cards. am to 12 midnight. The lab be led by experienced guides. Fieldhouse hours for the fall is located in room 105. Among these activities are semester are 11 am to 9 pm, ballet, concert and operatic THE ALLIANCE OF Monday through Thursday; Life Hall writing lab hours are: performances; plays, tours of and 10 am to 3 pm on Fridays. Mon: 9:00 am-12 noon, and cities and their important sites; JEWISH STUDENT UNIONS Weekend hours will be an 3:00 pm-10:00 pm and side trips to the Bavarian invites vou to our nounced. The fieldhouse has castles, the concentration camp Tue: 9:00 am-12 noon and 1:30 at Dachau, Versailles and Salz weight rooms, lockers, and pm-4:30 pm burg. saunas. Wed: 1:00 pra-6:00 pm Students interested should HAWAIIAN LOAD Open recreation hours at Thurs: 9:00 am-4:00'pm contact Prof. Sacher at the Panzer Gym are from 8 pm to Fri: 11:00 am-2:00 pm Music Department, extension Saturday Night - October 24. 10 pm, Monday through Thurs Sun: 2:00 pm-8:00 pm 5226, soon, as the number of day. 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6. The Montclarion/Thurs., Oct. 22, 1987 editorial How secure are dorm residents? If you’ve ever lived in a residence hall during your college career, more than likely you’ve had to contend with security guards amidst your travels. These guards appear behind the front desks of hall lobbies around 12 midnight and settle down to begin their shift of providing security for dorm residents. The sun comes up and another safe night passes at MSC. Wells Fargo Security is the company contracted by Residence Life to provide dorm security. As a resident you pay plenty of money for housing. Part of the housing fee is used to provide security while living on campus. But, does simply having a person present behind a desk ensure your safety? Did you ever seriously question how safe you really are? Your Student Government has. In the beginning of September, Wells Fargo’s contract expired. MSC then began the bidding process for security personnel. During this time the SGA voiced some concern over dorm safety, stating that “security was lax . . . and in the past, a few guards had been seen playing games and sleeping while on duty.” A security Firm is hired to protect the resident. Sleeping on the job is not an ideal way to keep a good eye on things. Despite all of this dissonance, Wells Fargo was renewed for one year. Why was it so important that this firm be rehired? If SGA members and residents felt compelled to voice their concerns over the performance of the guards, why didn’t administrators recognize the concerns and opt for a new company? The new contract lists provisions which define major and minor violations by security personnel. A violation may constitute grounds for termination of the contract. Going to this extent to get good service seems a bit ridiculous. Good service should be Now that the dust seems to have settled, the What was Fenster supposed to say? If he expected of a company when you’re dealing with the safety of lota Kappa Phi (IKP) versus the Black Student declined to respond to the demands of the black students. Resorting to petty threats shows what kind of quality Cooperative Union (BSCU) of Montclair State groups, he realized that he probably faced we’re dealing with. College and comparable groups at the New Jersey headlines saying “NJIT President Fails to Punish There may be a number of reasons which have not been Institute of Technology (NJIT) quarrel can be Racist Fraternity.” publicized behind the decision to renew, however. According to reviewed in perspective. The Montclarion, The The result of this whole incident is probably some campus officials, a copy of the new contract was allegedly New York Times, and The Star Ledger all covered a polarization in race relations. This will only signed by an administrator who was not authorized to do so. the fraternity’s “Howard Beach Goes to Trial” create a backward movement for everyone. This would have put the college and the individual in awkard party and claims of racism by students against Blacks will be segregated in society. legal predicaments. Also of concern is the company’s ability to the group. This is not the only time blacks have contrib contract elsewhere with New Jersey state divisions. If the contract The Montclarion's editorial called for rational uted to segregation. A few years ago, the was not renewed, Wells Fargo would not be able to.bid on other thinking and education on race relations. This fraternities and sororities on campus initiated a state contracts. was followed first by a commendation from an Greek Council. Parallel groups for fraternities, It appears that the needs of we the students were outweighed alumnus and then by criticism from William sororities, and black greeks were established. by other considerations. How long will we have to wait out the Nash, who expressed both worthy and unworthy Why? Because black greeks were different. If administration’s realizations that students are the focal point of ideas. someone had tried to establish a solely white greek the school? The most obvious point of contention is Nash’s council, neither the students nor the administra comment that if an organization used the tion would have permitted it. Why the reverse Holocaust as a theme for its party, The discrimination for black greeks? . Montclarion would not have approached the In an editorial cartoon in a newspaper a few issue as it did. The Holocaust and the Howard weeks ago, one character commented that there QHontclaiion Beach attack are not comparable. The Holocaust was a reverend with no experience in political »» The Montclarion is a Class One Organization of the SGA has been judged by history, its perpetrators office and an apparently small constituency brought to justice. Few realize that the Allied running for President of the United States. The Editorial Policy Board powers at first refused to believe reports of the character was referring to Pat Robertson; the Maureen Freeburg .. German slaughter of Jews. Howard Beach is still other character thought he was talking about Pasquale DiFulco ... in the making, the trial ongoing. Jesse Jackson. Suddenly disagreement with a I agree, however, with Mr. Nash’s point that politician’s views is a matter of race according “racism is present in America.” While minority to some. Editors Production Department students may have found the poster by IKP A few years ago, BSCU decided to have Louis “intimidating, harassing, and infuriating,” their Farrakhan speak on campus. Farrakhan, a black Jennifer G. Stelevich Angela Micchelli.. .Graphics Mgr. response was equally so. The offended students muslim minister, was widely quoted across the Paul Mampilly...... Assignment Patricia Manteria...... Graphics chose to respond to the incident with the theory country as calling Adolf Hitler “a great man” Lynn Cowan...... Annie Coverdale...... Graphics of winning through racial intimidation. and for calling the Jewish faith “a gutter religion.” Wally A cuna...... Valerie M atis...... Graphics The president of IKP, Mike DiVincenzo, People who took offense to Farrakhan’s views Kenny Peck ...... Sports Lisa Zarillo...... Typesetter explained the activities of the group to everyone and his appearance on campus were termed racist John Paul...... Cartoonist involved. He noted that theme parties are a or intolerant, although most of the country was T.K.E. Fraternity__ Circulation regular program for the group and that no racial “intimidated, harassed, and infuriated.” His or judgemental comment was intended. When appearance resulted in campus groups getting he learned of the complaints, two were disciplined together to discuss and resolve racial tension. No Business Department and the social chairperson dismissed. one called for apologies, community service or Kristine R oom e___ The offended minority groups wanted more. charter revocation. Joann Maro...... The fraternity issued two apologies. The first was This record shows that Dr. King’s dream is Kathy McDonough.. considered unacceptable; the second left a rift nowhere near being recognized. Discrimination in the offended community, some still refused is being practised by everyone, whites and blacks to accepted it. Apologies, community service, and The Montclarion is published weekly, except during examination, alike. The difference is that when blacks are summer and winter sessions. It is funded, in part, by funds received possibly even charter revocation were desired. offended they use the looming political threat from the Student Government Association, Inc. of Montclair State The Star Ledger reported that Saul Fenster, of protests, marches, and lawsuits. It’s time that College. Advertising rates are available upon request in Room 113 of president of NJIT, “acknowledged that in his we all grew up. We need to live with each other, the Student Center Annex, or by calling the business department (201J judgment the students acted naively and sought appreciating cultural differences and erasing 893-5237. The views expressed in the editorial pages, with the exception desperately to make amends for distribution of racial distinctions. of the main editorial, do not necessarily reflect the opinion of The the poster, but maintained the damage done to Montclarion. a portion of the student body could not be Larry Oberman overlooked.” Senior/Business A dministration The Montclarion/Thurs., Oct. 22, 1987 7. j r PlflV TH€ H€U>! comics Gag R eflex by John Paul €xplore employment Options
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By Michael J. Cullen as “riffraff.” Prostitutes pick up and her logical, business- Correspondent______men, men are assaulted, and the minded side (Shui Ta). When policeman takes a “swig” from Shen Te put on her mask she a concealed bottle. became her alter ego “cousin” The following review is from One of the “riffraff’that plays Shui Ta. Amy handles the the final dress rehearsal of The a relatively large part is Wong, character’s personality switches Good Woman o f Setzuan . the water carrier. Wong is in a very professional manner. played by Mark Cooper, a The two personalities inside There is only one word to visiting foreign exchange stu of her are constantly at battle >• describe Major Theatre Series’ dent from England. Wong is over the man Shen Te has fallen 0 version of The Good Woman well portrayed. Cooper delivers in love with, an unfeeling, >- of Setzuan-excellent. When I his lines with genuine feeling. unemployed, pilot named Yang ° first read the play by Bertolt He begins by breaking the Sun (Jay Coldren). He, like g Brecht I thought no one could fourth wall and provides the everyone else, takes advantage make it fit into two hours audience with some back of Shen Te’s good nature and Students rehearse for MTS production. without losing any of the story. ground information about Set depises her alter ego Shui Ta Director, Ramon Delgado did zuan. because she is not taken in by it. Wong introduces three gods him. Jay shows a deep under The play focuses on the one dull scene. There are some The play is written with the who come to Setzuan in search standing of Yang Sun’s charac sociological impact of the story well-done songs by the entire same style as the work of the of an honest man. The three ter or rather, lack of character. rather than the psychology of cast. The play is well cast and Wakefield Master, giving an gods have a certain straight The set was simple, composed it. According to Director the script is excellent. important message in a humor faced humor that makes them of wooden steps, platforms, an Ramon Delgado, the cast is ous setting. It poses the question the most entertaining characters old pipe, a green threshold, and “trying to present the play as The Good Woman o f Set “How can a person be good and of the play. The gods, costumed some beige panels. However, an Oriental fable with a child zuan is not to be missed. Per survive in today’s world?” in brilliant red flowing gowns, the magnificent costumes, well like qualitiy that emphasizes the formances are October 21, 22, The play opens with one of were played by Mark T. Parisi, controlled lighting, and Bob narrative over the psychological 23, and 24 at 8 pm. There is several mime scenes depicting Celeste Russi, and Jeffrey L. Logan’s excellent job as the complexity.” a matinee Friday October 23 at life in the city of Setzuan. The Wingfield. traditional Oriental prop man The Good Woman o f Set 2:30 pm. For ticket prices and characters show the crime in the brings the set to life. Great job zuan is approximately two more information, call the Box city and the desperation of its The protagonist, played by all around! hours long .but does not have Office at 893-4380. citizens. The actors were trained Amy Figuereo, is at a constant in mime by Lavinia Plonka. battle between her emotional, These characters are referred to good-hearted side (Shen Te) In concert Leppard pounces on stage WMSC Top Ten 1. Songs About - - in g ...... Big Black By Ray Ecke mystery to what the set would Other highlights included an 2. Halfway to Sanity...... Ramones Correspondent______look like. acoustic version of “Bringing on 3. Cucumbers...... Cucumbers With the house lights still up, the Heartache.” Joe Elliot’s 4. Beautiful Thing ...... Ben Vaughn Combo vocalist Joe Elliot screamed convincingly emotional vocal 5. Creola: Talk of the Town...... Rockin’ Sidney Def Leppard is the English “Welcome to my show.” Sud performance made it one of the ...... Circle Jerks hard rock band that burst onto denly the lights were out, there show’s high points. During an 7. High Priest...... Alex Chilton the American music scene in was a brilliant flash of light, the electrifying “Rock of Ages” Mr. 8. Saturday N igh t...... Schooly D 1980. Since then they’ve had curtains fell and Def Leppard Elliot got the crowd to sing 9. Man of Colours ...... Icehouse many obstacles to overcome in was on stage burning through giving all four sides a chance to lO.Strangeways, Here We Come ...... producing their latest album their opening number, “Stage out do each other. Hysteria and its supporting Fright.” They followed with One problem I had with the tour. Their success started in “Another Hit and Run” off of show was that it was too or 1981 with their platinum High High and Dry and into ganized. It seemed every move and Dry release and they finally “Women” off their latest effort they made had been planned hit the jackpot with Pyromania Hysteria. well in advance. In other words BSCU sings which sold close to seven million it lacked the spontanaeity that copies. The remarkable stage was lit makes good rock and roll shows Def Leppard appeared to be from underneath by what great ones. Fans did not seem gospel praises at the pinnacle of their career seemed to be neon lights that to mind one bit, but for me it when disaster struck. Many constantly flashed and changed showed lack of imagination that colors. A staircase led to a small often afflicts most heavy rock By Shawn Smith The members, who are from fights and personal conflicts Staff Writer MSC and First Hopewell Bap plagued the band resulting in platform that divided the stage concerts. tist Church, meet Thursday the scrapping of over a year and into two sections. In the center nights to rehearse their songs a half worth of work. After this, of the platform Rick Allen’s Def Leppard performed two The Gospel Choir of the which they perform on campus drummer Rick Allen was in drum rotated consistently encores. The band reappeared Black Student Cooperative and at various church services volved in a car- accident that throughout the show. At both to play their biggest hit “Pho Union lifted its voice to praise in the surrounding communi took from him his left arm. sides were lasers and two video tograph” which of course got God at its opening debut Wed ties. Many thought their career was screens which provided some the biggest crowd response. nesday night in Blanton Hall Williams stated that the pur finished. mesmerizing visual productions Then they came back to play Atrium, a perfect arena for the pose of the choir is to “...expose Def Leppard proved doub to some of their songs. a somewhat uninspired medley choir’s resounding echoes. this campus to the spiritual ters wrong on Saturday night Despite his handicap, of 50’s rockers including “Good at the Meadowlands Arena. The 37-member choir per heritage of African Americans.” drummer Rick Allen gave an Golly Miss Molly” and “Whole Their two-hour show (which formed "the spirituals, “Oh In a brief synopsis of the absolutely first rate perfomance Lotta Shakin.” Happy Day,” “In God There is history of gospel music, Willi surprisingly was far from sold using primarily his feet to make All things considered the No Failure,” “Count on Jesus,” ams said that “Gospel music, out) was nothing less than up for his missing arm. Allen scorching. Complete with lasers Leppards put on quite an ener “Refuge for My Soul,” “For the originally called ‘traditional was an example of one man’s getic performance. They used Harvest is Ripe,” and “Pass Me music,’ \Vas used during slavery and pyrotechnics Def Leppard triumph over fate. His ability truly “set this town a light” with the four sides of the stage to Not.” Wanda Bell, a choir times to relate events. Later was inspiring. alumna who returned for the people took this form of their form of pop metal. their advantage and the sound debut, rendered a solo, “God message-sending and substitut The stage was set in the “We’ve had our ups and of their music was remarkably Will ..ipen Doors.” ed what was written in the middle of the arena, thus, giving downs and I think you know good considering the amount of I- tided in 1969, the choir Bible.” every seat in the house a clear what I mean,” said Joe Elliot distortion used. Following a has oeen under the capable Williams encourages students view. The show began with the about his band mate. Then they three year absence from the direction of chairperson Aman to join the choir: “Come and stage shielded in black cloth played “Love and Affection” musical arena, Def Leppard da Williams and pianist Donald hear us perform; we're open for from top to bottom, providing which featured a superb drum proved that they still had what Parker for the last two years. everyone.” the audience with a sense o f. solo. • ■_ - it takes {o stay on top. The Montclarion/Thurs., Oct. 22, 1987 9. arts/entertainment Short Cuts happenings Rock-n-RcE Comte* | Bruce Springsteen- Tunnel o f PooquaCeDiFuCco B Love (Columbia) Major Theatre Series Production Any comparison of Tunnel of Don’t know why you say good-bye, I say hello...Ex-Beatle | The Major Theatre Series presents Bertolt Brecht’s The Good George Harrison has a hot new single out. “Got My Mind g Love to previous Springsteen releases will only lead to con Woman o f Setzuan. Performances run Oct 21 -24 at 8 pm with Set On You” is catchy, crisp and cool. By the way, ex-ELO 0 one matinee Oct 23 at 2:30 in the Memorial Auditorium. frontman Jeff Lynne handles the production. One question c fusion. Some songs sound sim- iliar to works from The River Tickets are $6 standard; $5 for senior citizens, MSC faculity/ though: What took you so long George?...Pink Floyd’s Dark B or Nebraska. This album is best staff/Alumni; and $3 for students with I.D. For more Side o f the Moon logs its 700th week on the Billboard Top {t looked at as a breaking away information please call the Box Office: 893-4380. 200 this month. UnbelieveableL.Speaking of staying power, ¡t from the highly commercial Stevie Winwood’s Back in the High Life refuses to budge...The {j releaseyof Born In The V.S.A. Exhibitions on Campus Dixie Dregs have released a “Best O f’... Early reports say Lynyrd c Before listening to this 12 Skynyrd is tearing up the concert circuit...New stuff from The c track album you can observe a Gallery One: Scott Furman-sculpture. Displays until Oct. Alarm sounds hip...Joe Cocker has an new album set for release B change in style simply by look 30. soon. Tour follows...Doesn’t Bruce Springsteen look funny on § ing at the finished product. The his new album cover? Looks like he could pass for one of {4 cover photo has Bruce sporting a country outfit. In contrast to Sprague Gallery: Kay Kayto- Cartoon originals from the your dad’s poker-playing buddies...Whitesnake can do no g Sunday Star Ledger. Displays until Oct. 31. wrong, huh?...Megadeth is in court, fighting it out with an c previous album covers, he doesn’t look like he just took L.A.-based band who call themselves Megadeath...Will c time away from changing his College Art Gallery: New Jersey State Council on the Arts someone tell The Dream Academy that the 60s ended 17 years B spark plugs for a photo session. Fellows and Friends: Sam Maloff and Wayne Higby. Works ago?...Sean Penn is back on the streets and he’ll be in NYC B Another twist can be found on display Oct. 16 through Nov. 13. this weekend to host Saturday Night Live. I know it has nothing g on the record sleeve, “All music to do with r-n-r, but I keep seeing Madonna’s guy slugging g performed by Bruce Spring within the title, which comes a cameraman. Force of habit.. Jazz enthusiasts must get a copy g steen except where noted.” “Tunnel of Love” the title track has a radically different open from the sentence “One step up of Miles Davis’ new live LP Cookin' at the Plugged Nickel, c Bruce performs by himself on and two steps back.” three songs and with either ing. It could easily be misun Recorded in Dec. 1965 (when 1 was mere days old), the album B derstood for any top 40 pop- To really enjoy this album I features Miles blowing his horn, Herbie Hancock on acoustic B percussion or backing vocals on five additional songs. For those dance hit. After a beginning that Suggest you don’t compare it piano, Ron Carter on acoustic bass, Tony Williams on drums g is bizarre for Bruce, the song with his others. It’s a slower who have taken his musical album and I hate a song or two, and Wayne Shorter on tenor sax...Answer to last week’s g abilities lightly, this should cue really kicks into gear. question: Mick Jagger is the proud owner of a gunshot wound g but, there are some real gems you in that he’s more than his If you really appreciate his too. If you’re a Springsteen fan (suffered on the set of Ned Kelly in 1969) and a diamond in g tough guy image allows us to lyrics you’ll love “One Step Up.” his front tooth. Ahh, the lifestyles of the rich and famous...This c it’s a must. If you’re a Born In see. It presents that working-class- The U.S.A. fan, buy the singles week: On Mott the Hoople’s “All the Young Dudes,” what g “Brilliant Disguise” is the first blues image that he always and save your money. three bands are mentioned in the lyrics?...See you here next g released single and the most manages to conjour up in some week, same rock time, same rock corner...Dot’s all... g commercial. 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Your Prospective big. —Fr. Art- To the best advisor grows heavier. Your love is P.F. charge by the hour. Special rates —To my Prospective Little, we could have. Thanks. Love, without comparison. Love, —Good Luck on your LSAT for students. Call Donna G. Kelly- I’m so proud you’re The Men of Senate. John P. Navarro. on Sat. Your Roommates. 744-7963. sticking with it. I can’t wait for —Brother Scott- Thanks for the —To John Paul-1 owe you (I’ve —Dear Pledges of Phi Chi you to be in my family and support. If you need the same, lost count). So here is one: You Omega- You’re doing a great Lost and Found celebrate! Love, Your Prospec we’ll be there dude! Screaming are tho thpecial, and I job. Keep up the good work! tive Big Sis. Eagles forever. Love, Your hope thith themethster ith jutht Only a few more days! Love, —Found: George card, left in —To my Prospective Little, blonde metalhead sisters. the beginning. Sorry if I lithp; Russ (Mascot) teller machine 10/19. Call 893- Shiela- I’m so excited that you —Dear TKE- Why were your jutht the thought of you maketh —Michael- If you win the HRO 5230 to identify. will be my little. Just keep it up! knees so dirty after Homecom me tongue-tied. lottery, will you take me skiing? Love, Your Prospective, Big ing? The Bog. —Sylvester the Bird- You’ll be Gubs. Datebook Janice. —Jack- Thanks for the haircut. sorely missed by Tom, Peggy & —Squibb- What was that about —To my Prospective Family-1 I always wanted to look like a the entire SGA. What cruel the “Family Resemblence?” —Sunday, Oct. 25. The New can’t wait to be a part of the concentration camp victim. fate!! You shouldn’t mess with Love, Jude-Eye. man Community will celebrate family. Thanks for standing by Jeff. Hawks. R.I.P. —To Pledges of Sigma Delta Mass at 11:00 a.m. in Kops me. I love ya’s! Love, Pledge —Happy Belated Birthday You —Lenny G. in 103B- Come to Phi- Stick with it! It’s really Lounge, Russ Hall and at 7:30 Mich. Cross-eyed B—H! Guess who? my concert! I want to see you worth it! It’s an honor to be a p.m. in the Newman Center. —Miss Brown- I just can’t tell Love, the guy in Stone. again. You’re my #1 fan! Love, Sigma. Good luck everyone. For further info, call ext. 7240 you how happy I am that you’re —To the Fairlawn Majorette of Whitney. Love, Laura (a.k.a. Miss or 746-2323. my prospective big. I love ya! Bohn- We always say hi, but —To Stripes- All I need is a little Cohen). —Monday, Oct. 26. Mass will Sayreville Sisters (hopefully). don’t know each other’s name. time and affection. I want to —To Lynn S.- Happy Birthday- be celebrated by the Newman Love, Your Prospective Little. I think it’s about time. Sincerely spend time with you. Late night Let’s play some “Up the River, Community at 3:30 p.m. in the —Chris (My Prospective Interested. visitee and pillow. Down the River” to celebrate. Newman Center. For more info, Little)- Keep up the good work. —Polar Person- Make yourself —Raymond- Play candy- Jo Jo. call ext. 7240 or 746-2323. You’re doing great. You’re known! - Possible Interested colored clown. Play it now. —Lynn- Happy 21st Birthday!! —Wednesday, Oct. 28. Career going to make a great sister. Penguin Person. Frank Booth. Party up kiddo! Love ya, Hel Services will sponsor a seminar Love, (Your Prospective Big) —ADT- Glad you’re back. —To the pledges of Alpha Iota ena. on resume writing beginning at Patrice. Love, The ADT Admirers. Chi- Keep up the good work —Dear Batgiri- You are the 10 a.m. until 12 p.m. in the —To one of those- Thanks for —Sigma Pledges- You’re al ladies! We’re behind you all the nicest person I have met in a Student Center Annex room a great weekend and for making most there. Stick with it!! Love, way! long time. Keep a smile on your 209. This seminar focuses on the this year great. I don’t know The Women of Sigma. —To the guys in 1218 Bohn- pretty face! I love you! Catman. theory and practice of writing what I would do w/out you. For —Miss McSorely- I’m a voice Freshman grow up or go home!! —Roe & Peggy- Post five me a resume and cover letter. a priss and one of those, we hit in the air, a face in the wind. —To my pseudo Big Sister- I guys! Guess who. Samples of effective resumes it off pretty well. Where you end is where I begin. love ya lots. Thanks for being —To my favorite fireman- You will be shown and discussed. —Dawn- You are the glucose Vinnie. a great Big. Trice-pseudo Little. are the hottest TKE on campus! —Wednesday, Oct. 28. Mass that makes the ATP in my life. —IOTA GAMMA XI- Get —Mo- I told you everything Lots of Love, Your flame. will be celebrated by the New Non-bio major. your pledges a tuning fork. would work out okay. Those 6 —To the Pledges of Delta Theta man Community at 12:15 p.m. —Dawn- Love is a long, hard —Delia-1 want you in the worst weeks might be coming to an Psi- Remember: It’s all for one in the Newman Center. journey, but you were worth the way, but I’m afraid it cain never end!! Love, Your Little. & one for all! Good Luck. Love, trip. John. be. Hound Dog. —Janice- This is sooo much the Sisters. Personals —Dear Wen- One day this will —To Roots- I just wanted you fun. I don’t want it to end! Love, —To the Guys in 1218- Sorry, all seem so easy. For now move -to know you are the best cousin, Sue. it was meant for the guys in —To all the dazed students of on. I’ll be there if you need me. sister, roommate, and friend — Hey Coolie-1 love you. 1217. K129, 2:00 class: The L. & L. Keep smiling. Love, Ree. that anyone could have. Love —Emily: I enjoyed our chat. —To the Phi Chi Omega class is semantically redundant! —To Jen, Rose and Heather at ya, Platter. Let’s do it again soon. Pledges- You guys are doing From, Who Cares. URI: I Love You! Bobby —To Sue Nixon- Aren’t you —Pledges of Iota Gamma Xi- great! Oct. 30th is around the —Tom Hughes: “The 6th room —Jeanette et Dawn- J ’en ai excited about pledging?!? Just You’re doing great! Stay with corner. You’re almost there. mate.” Congrats on becoming marre! Quand va-t-on finir? wanted to let you know that you it! Love, Miss Dixon. Keep it up! Love, the Sisters of an uncle and godfather! Angela. Votre “petit” copain. do have a secret pal. Love ya. —Margaret- I’ve never been so Phi Chi Omega. —Flash- Will Oct. 27 be July —To the Volleyball Squad- —Kim Bohn 1125- I think happy. I love you always, Bob. —Renee K- You asked if I was 4 again? Remember regular Thanks for the complement. you’re the ultimate! I think you —Dear Gratzia- Congratula going to the ball this year. Who people don’t “sleep” in the Hope to see you all playing know who even though I ha tions on winning Homecoming were you checking for? Vous? gutter. Happy B-day! volleyball again. Wait till you ven’t talked to you yet. Queen 1987! Enjoy your reign. I’d really like to know. Keep on —Homegirl...A new record!! see the next outfit. Love, Ms. —To my Middletown Buddy- Love, Laura C. dancing! Jim. 10:00 a.m. It must be that cuban Miniskirt. I hope you keep the carnation — Dear Mike (Skippy) and —Claire 14th Floor Bohn- Let’s diet. Hey, you have to better —LC# 1 - Thanks for everything. in the beer bottle. Love ya, Oren- Thank you for your help use that tasty lovin and what You’re the best friend a girl ever with our float. You made us Ron said was true. explain that curling iron acci Suzanne. Love, Miss Rochford. had. Love ya, LC#2 —To Miss Hemingway- Hope very happy raisins. Love, The —To our fan club- How about dent to me one of these days. —D- I would have done it Sigma Delta Phi Floatbuilders. getting us intoxicated sometime “B.J.” you enjoyed your birthday, keep anyway, even if I wasn’t blasted. up the positive strokes. From —To all my friends who made and taking advantage of us —Response to Mr. Wham, J. ‘Homecoming 87’ a time to three. Jack, Jeff, and Spencer. whoever U—R. I’m a freshman “The Cane Guy.” Two Xes. —MSC Bowling Team- What —Out of the depths of the remember, Verle, Jeff, Carolyn, —Annie- You’re doing a great with a 2.5 GPA from high do you think about Canisius? Richard, Bev, Lisa, Theresa, job as Pledge Mistress for Delta. school. I don’t smoke. I could okeefenokee-here comes the A great bunch of guys! BUF swamp moose! Snub-women, Cindy, Cheryl, Mike C., Amy Keep up the good work. Your touch my head to my FALO! & Colleen!! Love, Laura. Secret Delta. knees...EASILY!! 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Linda, External Renee. been the best two years of my Ave. is looking for a handv weekend! The best is yet to Alert. life because of you. Thanks for man. Since you’ve expressed a —To Loraine in Art Therapy- come! Thank you all for a great —Rochelle- You’re the best Thanks! Lisa. always being there and for dislike for snow shoveling, you time! Love, Joanmary. little. Your big, Amy. loving me. You are my love, my can do the lawn mowing...the —Gary- ???, ???, get to ??? bed, —To George & Greg- Dinner —To My Little Sis, Ginny- life, and my best friend, and I whole thing. Love, the tenants. you ???! idiot! tonight? - With UCL- Amy. You’re a great little! Are we Rat love you! “1991.” Love, Nancy. Bound again? Just think, only —Poo- Your Keving is still —John- Sorry for stepping on —To the pledges of lota —Russ- Thanks for being there 2 more weeks! Keep it up! Love, waiting for a personal from you. you! JS. Gamma Xi- Good Luck. You’re when I needed someone to talk This is the second one. I love —Dave rules with a blender! going to need it. Renee. to! Ginny. you, Keving. —To Joey Belladonna- I still —Iota Pledges- Hang in there. —To my Prospective Little, —To the Sisters of Phi Chi —To my prospective big P.S. want to mosh w/you, but you Love, Amy V. Chris, pledging Iota Gamma Omega- We hope we are meet and grand E.B., thanks 4 ever still have to realize a good thing Xi- Hang in then;. You’re gonna ing up to your expectations! ything. Your prospective little in when you see it. Love, —L.K.- Just like old times! make it. We’re watching out for Love, The Pledges. IOTA, CM. Moshette. Can’t wait ’till next time. Love, you.l Love, Your P.B. and —Dear T6’ How come you can’t —Dear Penny- I’m so glad —Madaly- 1 love you! Let’s L.T. P.G.M. walk up 6 to 9 stairs. Think you’ll be-joining our family. have dinner, my treat! Love, —To the News Editor- Each —To all those who helped me hard! 15. The Montclarion/Thurs., Oct. 22, 1987 11. sports Soccer team knocks off Roadrunners, 2-0 Trivia Time-Out all play, said, “Rick played a back to goalie Chip Hyde. Each week, The Montclarion will publish a list of sports By Dennis Campbell great game..He created a lot of Lewis scored his second goal Staff Writer questions and answers to test your knowledge of sports trivia. scoring chances for us. He has of the game off of an assist by In addition, there will be a sports stumper which will be answered a lot of speed, he got out on Bill Fitzpatrick, who found The Indians controlled the in the following issue. the wings and really used his Lewis open on the left side, If you think you have the correct answer to the stumper, game from start to finish as they quickness. Chesney (Robert) giving MSC a 2-0 lead. drop it off at The Montclarion office in Room 113 of the Student cruised to an easy 2-0 victory and Billy (Fitzpatrick) each On the sixth corner kick of over Ramapo at Sprague Field Center Annex. The names of those submitting the correct anser played their best game of the the night, Robert Brig’s shot will be published in the next week’s issue. Deadline for Friday night. season " added Nothofer. almost hit home as the goal submissions is Monday at 3 p.m. MSC upped their record to keeper had to make a brilliant 6-2-2, while the loss dropped the The Indians had a chance to move to keep it out of the net. Roadrunners to 1-9-2. grab an early lead off a corner The second half started with 1. What is the major league record for the most consecutive Although MSC came out flat kick taken by Caruso, but the a free kick being awarded to early into the game, the contest ball was headed wide by Roger Ramapo. They booted the ball hits in baseball though was never in doubt as Rubinetti. The Indians had a wide, however, failing to cap 2. What U.S. sports figure was the first to be payed an the more experienced Indians few scoring opportunities early italize. The Indians had a few annual salary of $100,000 ? were never seriously challenged but failed to connect, as first chances to add to their lead but 3. How many ounces does an official football weigh? by the Roadrunners. Rick Ca Derek Lewis’ shot went wide failed to convert on each. 4. Who was the country music singer who was the first ruso provided the spark for the and then Chesney’s blast was off On a throw- in taken by Tom player cut from the first California Angels training camp? listless Indians as he used his target. Conroy, the Roadrunners were 5. By what better name is Joseph Lewis Barrow known? speed to wear down the Road The Indians had their best called on a penalty, and a free runners. scoring chance as Lewis made kick was awarded. Chesney’s •sinoi aof •§ iap u j ai|JBio y igl ’£ iojSSB|\[iQ Co-captain Mike Nothofer a quick pass to Chesney, whose shot was wide of the mark. aof ‘Z i(odojQ JdRByW ‘sui88ih 3MilM) Zl ‘I :sj3Atsuy said, “When you have a tough shot went straight to the goal MSC had another free kick game coming up (Glassboro keeper for an easy save. opportunity when Rubinetti State, last night), the tendency MSC drew first blood as was brought down outside the is to look past the weaker teams. Lewis guided the ball in off of penalty area. But once again, Answer to last week’s stumper: We have to concentrate on the a perfect corner kick by Caruso. the Indians failed to convert. What is the name the Russian Olympic mascot bear? game at hand. We had to go The Indians picked up the pace The Indians played more M isha. in with the attitude that we after the goal as Allen Garth relaxed the rest, of the way as Submitting the correct answer was: wanted to win. We were a little blasted a shot that was just wide. they cruised to an easy victory. off balance tonight. We just The Roadrunners did man Scott Langan, Jim Agostine, Alexis Yadlowski, Dan Nothofer felt that “things got Costantino. didn’t capitalize on all the age to put together an offensive sloppy in the final minutes but scoring chances.” spurt, but it was broken up by we still played well enough to This week’s stumper: Nothofer, on the team’s over Nothofer, who played the ball win • ” What was the original name of the Orange Bowl game? % New Jersey's Fifth annual TEMPORARY Law S c h o o l JOIN/ EMPLOYMENT The Montclarion to w o r k Admissions Dap PRINCETON SKI SHOPrS ...it's never too late! 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PHILIP S. COHEN, Dean Rob at 227-4600. ************* IN CASE YOU FORGOT... Saturday’s football game against Salisbury State at Sprague Field is a 1:30 p.m. start. For a preview of the game, see story below. V. Indians shut down WPC, 12-0 By Kenny Peck yards on 13 rushing attempts. Sports Editor______Junior placekicker Tony Co- lasurdo kicked two field goals When a team is in the midst for the Indians. His first was a of a winning streak, everything 23- yarder, as MSC recovered seems to fall their way. Regard a John Milmoe fumble inside less of an injury to their top the Pioneer 10- yard line but running back, a blocked extra couldn’t get into the end zone. point, or the opposing team’s This gave the Indians a 3-0 lead. homecoming crowd, they find His second, a career high 47- a way to win. yard boot late in the fourth MSC did just that and quarter, put MSC up by a score stretched their winning streak to of 12-0 and just about put the three games with a 12-0 victory game out of reach. over William Paterson in a New Colasurdo’s lone extra point Jersey Athletic Conference af attempt was blocked by the fair, spoiling the Pioneer home Pioneers’ Dorn Staiano. coming celebration. Defensively, the Indians were The Indians are now tied for once again outstanding. Sopho- n second place in the NJAC with more defensive end Paul Cioffi § WPC, as each team has a 2-1 was named the ECAC Defen- < conference record. Glassboro sive Player of the Week for his = State is the divisional leader. performance. Cioffi caused two j Freshman quarterback Ed fumbles, recovered one, had six £ Baffige threw for 129 yards and solo and seven assisted tackles, § a touchdown, a 45- yard bomb one sack, and blocked a 42- yard £ to sophomore John Fiore in the field goal attempt by Tom second quarter. Fiore finished Kean’s Daryl Butts goes in for the winning touchdown late in the fourth quarter against MSC Mulroy. on September 29. Since then, the Indians are 3-0, and their defense has allowed only 16 points. the day with three catches for Junior David Harris regis 80 yards. tered his seventh interception of The Indians seemed to be in the season, three shy of the trouble early, however, as senior school record of 10 set by Joe What's Ulhat running back Leroy Horn went Altomare last year. down with a sprained ankle. But Junior nose guard Mark freshman Scott Vega stepped in Witzal had 12 total tackles for in MSC sports and finished with 123 yards on MSC, which improved to 4-2 28 carries. on the season with the win, and Women’s Cross-Country Senior fullback Ed Hernan 16-0-1 in the series with WPC, At the Drew Invitational on Saturday, senior All-American Jessica Levinskas set a new school dez also played well, adding 50 which dates back to 1971. record with a time of 18:04, remaining undefeated in Division III competition. Sophomore Rosa Domingues placed second overall with a time of 18:57, while teammate Jill Robertson (sophomore) covered the distance in 19:48, good for a seventh place finish. Upcoming meets: Tues., at Georgian MSC puts streak onCourt/ Monmouth, 4:00. line vs. Salisbury St. Field Hockey MSC defeated Glassboro State by a score of 2-0 Tuesday, as Kelly Sullivan and Toni Addeo 127 yards per game passing. By Kenny Peck notched goals and Judy DeMarco added an assist. Senior Linda Pegosh played well defensively. Sports Editor Running back Mike Coppa The Indians also lost two games to Kean (1-0, overtime) and FDU- Madison (2-0) and tied didn’t play against Wesley but William Paterson (0-0, overtime). Upcoming games: Sat., at Southern Connecticut, 12:00; Tues., The Indians will try to con will see action this week. The at East Stroudsburg, 3:30. tinue their winning ways when senior has rushed for 409 yards they take on Salisbury State this season and has scored four Women’s Tennis Saturday afternoon at Sprague touchdowns. He also doubles as The Indians picked up their first win of the season with a resounding victory over Ramapo Field. the punt returner. College, 7-2. First singles player Lisa Montenegro defeated her Roadrunners’ opponent 6-2, MSC is coming off a big win Senior fullback Frank Oliver 5-7, 6-1, while secoond, fourth, and fifth singles players Jacquie Mazekien (sophomore), Alina over conference rival William is the team’s leading scorer with Wilczynski (freshman) and Eileen Durand (junior) won their matches in staight sets. The team Paterson, while the Sea Gulls 11 touchdowns. Oliver scored of freshman Suzy Greco and senior Noelle Barnett also registered a straight set victory. Upcoming shut out Wesley College last three of his touchdowns last matches: Today, at St. Peter’s, 4:00; Sat., vs. William Paterson (H), 12:00. week by a 63-0 score. week. Last season was the first time ■. The Sea Gull receiving corps Soccer the two schools met, and Sa is made up mostly of returning MSC is ranked tenth within the region, ahead of all NJAC teams with the exception of Glassboro lisbury handed the Indians their veterans. Senior Chris Johnson State. Junior Derek Lewis scored both goals and the defense limited Ramapo to one shot on only regular season defeat. is the tight end, while juniors goal as the Indians defeated the Roadrunners, 2-0. See page 11 for the full story. Upcoming The Sea Gulls went on to the Brian Patterson and Kevin games: Sat., at Glassboro State, 1:30. Division III National Cham Roberts and senior Mike Di- pionship game, the Amos Alon Leonardo share time at the split Men’s Cross-Country zo Stagg Bowl, where they fell end position. to Augustana, 31-3. The defense is led by senior The Indians placed fifth overall at the Drew Invitational on Saturday. Senior John Hogan MSC tailback Leroy Horn defensive fends Mike Burton and led the team with a twelfth place finish and a time of 28:06. Upcoming meets: Sat., Oct. 31, may not play Saturday because Mark Hair, and senior line CTC’s, TBA. of an ankle sprain suffered last backers Keith Rawlings and week. Freshman Scott Vega, Christopher Snyder. Water Polo who played exceptionally well In the secondary, senior cor- MSC dropped two decisions but picked up a victory last weekend at Rensselaer Polytechnic in place of Horn, will fill in. nerbacks Paul Washington and Institute. The Indians lost to RPI (10-8) and St. Francis (13-8) before shutting out Hamilton The Salisbury offense is led Robert Wagner and free safety by a score of 5-0. Senior Rich Taylor led the scoring for the Indians in all three games, while by senior quarterback Kevin Joey Slaughter form an expe- junior Mike Pavolony and sophomore Mike Spano provided key defense. The tournament marked White, who is averaging about rienced unit.______the end of the season for MSC, which concluded the year with a 3-5 record.