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Secretary. to be made aware of all that is included Acting Polity Treasurer Andres "I believe that the more students know within their activity fees. They then need Vazquez wants to make all- students about their student government, the more to be made aware of the ways to influence aware of what their student active they will become. And that," the decision-making process and government has to offer. Zolotov said, "is the bottom line." implementation of policies. Once While holding a position as Zolotov has a background in student awareness and knowledge is spread, Assistant Treasurer in the Spring '95 activism. She has worked with SASA and stduents will be more in favor of the fee." semester, Vazquez became interested USSA. She has been a Senator from in the office. After speaking with Gershwin College and served as President Tameka Reid, who was treasurer at for the Center of Womyn's Concerns. the time, he was drawn in to the Zolotov addresses, certain student position. He said he believes that issues as follows: students should vote for him because Interaction between students and of his position as the acting treasurer, Polity: saying that he has the knowledge "Through the Polity newsletter, I hope required to fill the position. to encourage--an open dialogue among Vazquez says that the ability to students about the different issues and communicate with people is the most concerns that affect us." important quality he's developed. He Keren Zolotov also believes that it is crucial that the Student Apathy: Polity treasurer have this Position: Polity Secretary "I have been working on the tuition characteristic. Candidate: Keren Zolotov increase and financial aid cuts through When asked about his stance on SASU and USSA, trying to raise students' the Activity Fee Referendum, Age: 20 Vazquez said, "I, personally believe Status: Junior, Resident awareness about the different levels of political involvement that students could that the referendum being mandatory Major: History, with a participate-in." has been beneficial. We've been able to have free movies, have numerous minor in Women's Studies Andres J. Vazquez Activities on weekends: See VOTE, Page 3 Acting Polity Secretary Keren "'SABhas been increasing the number Position: Polity Treasurer Zolotov wants to raise student awareness of events on campus during the weekends. Candidate: Andres J. r and student involvement. I feel that campus life could be improved Vazquez - She said that communication with if a continued effort is made." Age: 19 students-and the consequent image of c* O- 4-la -: T -mla Oft I .l 0 n : Ao + -INDEX Polity -in the students' eyes are two Activity fee referendum: N-amus: junior, vesclUeni k important responsibilities of the Polity "Make it mandatory. Students need Maj or: English /.Finance I NEWS (pages 1-5)
CAMPUS CALENDAR Sentate;: Frweedom of The Press? - Page 2 Homecoming King & Queen BY ALEXANDRA CRUZ respect. "I don't think the seconded and Joshua Prever, who took - Page 3 Statesman Editor organizations that we represent here over as chair, opened the floor for Dean of Medical School Nicole Rosner, Polity vice at Stony Brook should be treating discussion. - Pages 3 president, stepped down as chair other organizations like this," she "Before we make a resolution, I EDITORIAL (page 6-7) during part of last Wednesday's said. think we should have The Press up I Senate-meeting to address the senate "I really find this upsetting," said here just to find out why they did what EDITORIAL: on The Stony Brook Press' cover on- Erika Abel, Senior Representative. they did," sa-id Karen Gleisberg, Elections their last issue, which had three "Student money is-supposed to go to acting president for the Commuter - Page 6 people supposedly urinating on these student clubs. Part of a Student Association. "Although this Concerts on Campus Statesman's door. newspaper's job is to educate the was going too far, I'm not sure if you - Page 7 Rosner held the October 31st campus and part of their job is for guys are aware of the fact' there has issue of The Press in her hands and people working there to gain been a feud on the papers. from both FEATURES (pages 8-12) expressed her disgust with the cover. experience. It's supposed to be a good sides. And if [the Senate] is going to three people experience and I think it's a great -reprimand The Press for this specific Beastmaster III "It appears'there are - Page 8 urinating on the front do-or of The thing to have a variety of papers, but reaction, that we should have a general Statesman.," she said.. "Whether I think this is really going too far. ,reprimand for The Statesman as well." This Week at Staller they're actually urinating, I -don't "I'm not proud of my money Debate went back and forth on the- -Page 10 know. funding this right here," said Abel, .Senate floor about what should be "Besides being disgusting, these picking up an issue of The Press. "I'm done in regards to the reprimand of Faustaqnd Nowhere to Here are two of our Polity organizations. . really not proud of this and I think this The Press. Some Senators suggested -Page 11 .and basically, it's a lack of respect," is ridiculous." the Senate write to both papers and tell SPORTS (pages 13-16) X Rosner said. . "You would never see Immediately following Abel's them this was not acceptable behavior, AASO with 'a picture [of -people] remarks, Dave Shashoua, a commuter while others said something should be Football Drops- Second urinating on the door of CASB." Senator, made a motion to pass a done immediately.- Conference Game Polity organizations, Rosner said, resolution condemning The Press for "Is this -what you want people to, : Back Page should treating each, other with their last issue.- The motion was not See SENATE, Page 3 SCARLET AND GRAY -:~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Keep Browns in Cleveland Polity Elections Are Tuesday and Wednesday. Election -Page 14 fIce Hockey Wins Opener -Page 14 Stations will be located throughout campus. I I 2 Womenswisdom - an exploration of 632-7620. Distinguished Teaching Professor Lecture TUESDAY, NOVEMIBER 7 spirituality forwomen ofany-faith tradition. 8:00 Series,'Teaching Is My Life," Dr. ElofCarlson, p.m. Room 240, Humanities. For information, Campus Lifetime Concert. 12:40 - 2:00 Distinguished Teaching Professor, Election Day. 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WIll~f^be«trb'O~t~^»tAC__M~«^f # w - : id' New Dean of Medical School AppoifntePI University at Stony Brook matters. He shares with us a researcher and clinician While a Visiting Fellow in Medical School in 1972, as president Dr. Shirley Strum strong commitment to specializing in pulmonary and Medicine and Advanced associate professor and later, Kenny announced Friday the regional initiatives in health critical care medicine, he also Research at Col.umbia professor. His first appointment of one of the care and will bring to Stony helped establish and create the University College of administrative position was as nation's., most prominent Brook a breadth of knowledge school's' Center for Advanced Physicians and Surgeons, chief, Division of Pulmonary medical school administrators about the complex issues Biotechnology and Medicine,- Presbyterian Hospital, in and Critical Care Medicine. -Norman. H. Edelman, M.D. facing the health care industry revamped its practice plan and 1967, Edelman was recruited In 1977, he was named -to the position of vice- as it approaches the 21st raised the national -stature of the by the Michael Reese Hospital associate dean of research, president of University century. These include the medical school by improving and Medical Center, Chicago, later serving as -acting Medical Center and dean of delivery-of regional health residency programs and as a Research Associate at its chairman and then vice- the University's -School of care services., managed care recruiting some of the nation's Cardiovascular Institute. Two chairman, Department of Medicine. and high quality medical top scientists to the institution. years later, he became Medicine. Edelman, former dean of education," Kenny said. Born and raised in New Medical Director, Respiratory Edelman holds board the Robert Wood Johnson Highly- regarded for his York City, he attended Therapy and Pulmonary certification from the American Medical School, University of leadership skills and-vision, Brooklyn College from which Diseases, - Outpatient Board of Intemal Medicine and Medicine and Dentistry of Edelman initiated efforts to he received a bachelor of arts Department, and assistant the '-American Board of New Jers'ey, -will -report create a regional role for the degree in 1957. He received professor of medicine at the Pulmonary Diseases. He directly to Kenny. Piscataway, .New Jersey an M.D. degree from New University of Pennsylvania- maintains active-clinical and "Dr. Edelman is a medical school (originally York University in 1961. In Hosp~ital in Philadelphia, research interests in his field and seasoned -administrator with organized as part of Rutgers 1963, he 'completed his Pennsylvania . holds a Merit' award from the expertise in administrative, University) with which he was internship and residency at Edelman joined the National Heart, Lung and Blood academic and financial associ.ate'd for 23 years. A Bellevue Hospital. Robert Wood Johnson Institute. ' PolitTy lec-t0ions N VOTE, From Front- Page- Polity Senator Kelvin Inocent wants USB's Homecoming to represent students and make sure their clubs and organizations, concerts, voices are heard by Administration. [and] media [organizations]." Being involved in high school politics King and Queen: attracted Inocent to the position. He felt a need to become involved in student government on a larger scale. Inocent says he'll bring interpersonal skills, experience, motivation and dedication to this position', and thinks students should vote for him because he understands his role as the freshman class'.public servant. Inocent also serves as a board member of FSA. Inocent says he feels the issue of education is- th e: most important issue on the Stony Brook campus. As for his goals while in office, Inocent says he will try for more student involvement with Polity by "marketing" Polity and stressing its importance to the campus community. Christopher Hoimes Lisa Joyce When asked about- the Activity Fee Christopher Hoimes and Lisa Activities. "I expect to continue to Referendum, Inocent said, "I feel the Kelvin Inocent Joyce were crowned as this year's participate in the activities I' ve student activity fee should be mandatory' Homecoming King and Queen.. The already been participating in," Position: Freshman Rep in order for us students to have the crowning took place during half-time Hoimes said. ability to represent themselves Candidate: Kelvin Inocent and have of the Homecoming Football Game on As Homecoming Queen, Joyce Age: 18 the opportunity to change public policy October 21. said, "I really want to get commuters in order to benefit the students due to Hoimes was surprised at the involved. Some special things Status-: Freshman, changing times and- respective Resident announcement. "I was definitely should be done for commuters . . . viewpoints." surprised," he said. "The spirit on the [such as making] sure they know how Major: Bio-chemistry - FLANAGAN & WRIGHT field was incredible. I was even more important they are to this enthusiastic that the Seawolves won community." during the last minutes of the game." In addition, Joyce said, "I feel Senate Discusses The Press Hoimes, a- senior and Biology [school spirit] has increased a lot, M SENATE, From Front Page major, said that especially this year, and I wanted to * his reason for running m that should be resolved. for Homecoming King was a matter of become part of it. I1want to become thin~k-our campus is like?" asked The Senate later decided that they University pride. "I know a part of the solution not part of the 1) 0 Heather Olivos, Senate Secretary. wanted representatives from both The Homecoming King represents pride problem. I'm supposed to be 'w "You have Columbia professors Statesman and The Press to attend the and spirit of the university," he said. representative of school spirit." She next meeting in order to find out from .IVET thinking we're racist because they saw "I want to affect my peers with that also suggests better advertising for The Statesman two yyears ago. Now both papers- what was goings to be .0 pride and spirit." games and more incentives for more 0 they'?re going to be thinking that we done. 0$ Currently, Hoimes is the participation. qp haven't grown out. of -our third' grade Rosner, however, said that she did President of Alpha Epsilon Delta, the "Homecoming court is not not P, habits." want, a resolution to be passed in Pre-Med Honor Society. He is also judged on popularity," Joyce said, order-to i1 "I think it's disrespecting- [all] resolve the issue. "l wasn't part of the Honors College and the "It's based on what you've done for clubs that Polity fud's," Abel said. intending for a resolution to be passed.. Golden Key National Honor Society. this community." Among her "People laugh because it's the papers I just thought that the issue- should He has served as a Polity senator for services to the community are being discussed." * doing it. But if this was one club have been CSA, a member of the Academic part of the Blood Drive, Hudson attacking another one on campus, we "I just wanted it, to come from an Judiciary Committee, a Student Valley Blood Services, Sigma Delta 4 :would all be very,,very upset and I individual opinion'not representing Ambassador representing the student' Tau sorority, a- volunteer at a 1 0 0 think we should- keep that in mind." any organization [Polity]," Rosner body, -. and in the Task Force for veteran's-home and a teacher's aid. Rosner said-that there was a-stain said as her reason for stepping down CL Research Scholarships and Creative DE LA PENA
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- - Editoriala__- -___:__ Why Are Can~didates Running Unopposed ? Andres Vazquez no one else on campus was capable of Ads on the Polity Page of ,The Statesman Keren Zolotov doing the job. We don't, of course. With point out the fact that the fee allows Kelvin Inocent more than 9000 undergraduate students- Colours Cafe to have reasonable prices. Do you know who these people are? at Stony Brook, it defies logic that these Buttons with the. motto, "I Know Where Od-ds are, you don't. But you should three are the only potential candidates My Money Goes" are being handed out get to know who they are. available. to passersby. Yes, Polity has been doing Why, you might ask? Didn't anyone else know? Wasn't everything in their power to m'ake sure They are candidates in Polity's anyone else interested in running? Was students know about all of the good elections for treasurer, secretary, and it that everyone so intimidated by the things the mandatory Student Activity freshman representative, respectively. candidates that they were too ashamed Fee goes to. Their names will appear on the ballot, to try and run? Likewise, there are also those who along with the Student Activity' Fee The Student Activity Fee referendum is would oppose the activity fee. We haven't referendum, for the elections, that will be the most important item on the ballot, seen much of anything from these people 'held Tuesday and Wednesday. considering that all three candidates are yet, but one can bet, that they'll make We firmly believe that these running unopposed. However, as. we have their presence felt come election time. candidates will perform well in their said before, we encourage students to The activity fee referendum is an respective positions in Polity. They not educate themselves about the fee before important one, indeed. All only seem like nice people, but they seem making a decision. There will be those who undergraduate students should educate willing - and, more importantly, able - to seek to sway you their way, without giving themselves on the issues concerning it. serve the -students of Stony Brook. you a chance to see another point of view. Using this information, you should vote There's one problem, however. These are- We at The Stony Brook Statesman - according to how you feel, not how a the only candidates. Yes, that means that know what Polity has been- doing to flyer or ad tells you- to. Don't vote one they are running unopposed. All of them. promote their stance on the fee. Flyers way or. the other just because someone This situation would be acceptable - have been distributed detailing many of else wants you to. Make up your own- permissible, even - if we honestly believed the-things your activity fee goes toward. mind - that's what it's there for.
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T- d a) I elom-- I CONTRIBUTING STAFF The Stony Brook Stc '7rtr "h Iy "\ ;y q newspaper for SUM round Eneilryan de la Pena J.Derek Rugolo Write man I' Pam Gunther Nicole Sequino Laura Lo David eS. Shashpua : S Si Tamiko V. Love Kristine Seitz . . Vidisha Paraim ':'.' EDI Thc tedu clude. s and EDI ation. at be * - Pal Ad to "f sAeAs Manager 3.5" NE! Frank D'Alessandro as will Ct - Ale SWI .«, PH< n :ILr V - - -.F - - .. s' w! ." Associated Collegiate Pressj Lynn meien welcomes letters,opi inions Trevor Paul and since 1994. O j . : # us # - w - . -
.- Letters and Opinions 7 |~~~~~~~~~~~-m Rl Concerts Need To Have More Diversity To the Editor: we were waiting to get in, someone shot other genre is just too much. I,once again, am quite angry. I am someone else. I am not saying that this Be pissed off people off people; it is totally upset about the concerts this was due to the music or anything; just you who are missing out. The Wu Tang semester on campus. Let us review: Doug making a correlation. I have also overheard concerts show that either the rules have E. Fresh, Das FX and the Wu Tang Clan. people who work for Polity security saying changed and we can have real performers, What is going on with SAB? This proves that they will be asking for that night off, or that the background checkers are biased without a doubt that the background check because "they aren't stupid enough to be pigs. Get on the phone and call Nicole at is screwed up. Now, first let me state that put in that position." On top of this Onyx; SAB and tell her what you want. Don't I am not an opponent of rap, while not my who is appearing with the Wu, sings a song take no for an answer. There is no reason favorite it is not my least favorite type of entitled Slam that was made for slam that we can not hold concerts like a normal music., dancing. school our size. Hey if you don't give a "Concern for our safety" is the excuse I cannot totally complain at least we shit then you suck, and deserve what you that no good concerts can come here (i.e. are getting concerts, at last. But I would get. Believe it or not, if there are enough NIN, Live, Pearl Jam, anyone.) Someone like to see some balance in the type of people against something it can be could get hurt slam dancing. What a performers. Hell, we don't even need hard changed, except Polity. Get off your ass, crock! The first and only Wu tang concert core, give us the Cranberries, or Tori Amos. throw down this' paper, and call 632-6828. that I went to was canceled because while Three rap concerts in one semester, and no Ryan Muldoon Fight the Education Cuts Toethe Editor:- 2. TO -SENDA MESSAGE to the list, you US PIRG Higher Ed. Project Last week the US House and must be subscribed. E-mail it to: can- 218 D St. SE Senate have approved budgets that [email protected] Washington, DC 20003 would slash student aid between $5 202-546-9707 and $10 billion dollars, and many state 3. TO UNSUBSCRIBE, send email to: Ivan Frishberg email: governments are cutting education [email protected] a [email protected] budgets and increasing tuition.- subject of "canet" whose body ONLY Fortunately, there is a growing, says: unsubcan-er US Student Association campus-movement protesting these 1612 K St. NW attacks on access. to higher education. 4. TO RECEIVE LOTS OF LITTLE Washington, DC 20006 To link students, the Center for MESSAGES, rather than a "digest" 202-347-USSA Campus Organizing set up an email- version of CAN-ER (1 big message per Laura McClintock email:- list last spring which now has over 600 -day), send e-mail to: [email protected] - subscribers working to save student [email protected] with aid and oppose the "Contract on subject "canet" and body: set can-er NAGPS - National Association Education." With the recent action-by mail ack. To undo this use "digest" in ofGraduate and Professional Students Congress, people- o n this:: list are place of "ack". - Tony Rosati,- Information Exchange coordinating a response. Coord. The list is called CAN-ER To suppress mail for the summer months, [email protected] (Campus Activists' 'Network, use "postpone" in place of "digest." Educational Rights). You are invited There is also a separate email to- subscribe; you may unsubscribe at 5. For a list of Campus Activists' Network discussion on organizing a campus any time. -To prevent excess email discussions, send email to: response to the right's agenda. Write letters. volume, this list is "screened" by [email protected] Subscribe- as described above, -Steve Gauck of the Vermont Alliance substituing "can-rw" for "can-er". Please. to Save Student Aid. For more information please contact: Finally, there is also a faculty Alliance for Student Aid Web Page: http:/ discussion. Subscribe as described We will print them. 1. TO SUBSCRIBE, send email to: /student-aid.nche.edu above, substituting "can-fac" for "can- [email protected]. Missouri.edu er." For info on the day of action that with a subject of "canet" whose UCP Center for Campus Organizing, took place March 29, 1995, send email We really, really body just says: sub can-er Box 748, to: [email protected] On Election Day, Tuesday? November.7, 1) To the Editor: Ed. note: There are several' issues to be all persons registered at their dorm ad- addressed here. This letter refers to an editorial - "I off-cam- 0 v One of the first and foremost tenets of not an article - which, -by definition, is an opinion. dress and commuters who live a journalism i s getting your facts straight. Never within that editorial did we lie in any way. pus in Election District 223, may use Unfortunately, The Stony Brook Statesman, our We said'hat Shelanu did not have an office in the the Voter Express Van, and ride it to the mainstream newspaper, is unable to communicate Stony Brook Union,. They don't. We said that they_ polls to vote in the Suffolk County Elec-- information accurately and, consequently, I must' received money from Polity this semester. They did. .tions.: Van service will be provided by 5T address their blatantflies. We said that issues of Shelanu haven't appeared -t that is already half- NYPIRG and Polity from the Student 'First,. not all news media are fortunate to have anywhere so far in a semester . 4 an. office in the USB Union. Shelanu Magazine is over. They haven't. We NEVER mentioned any Union bus stop to the polling site off located in Humanities room 154. Our phone number specific numbers in terms of a line-item budget So campus at the North Country Learning is'2-6408, so when-you editors decide to be-properly we couldn't have lied about it. If you refer to the Center on 100 SuffolkAve., Stony Brook." Polity budget we printed, we specifically state that, schooled in journalism please have them' call: me The Voter:Express.Van will run about and mvake an appointment. ' the numbers are from the budget Polity provided Second, our budget has been enlarged by $2000. us. We don't appreciate the insults and 'blatant once every.20-30 minutes, approxi- - :; n^d.,..astl if you. are wondering when Shelanu lies." , , ' ' - - -* mately on the hour and halfhour from gazine wiflbe coming. out with an issue, it should 9 a.m. - 9 p.-m. Chapmn apartment com- beDouti.'next weeks Albeit my wish that we had put le-x residents, however,. must provide I,~4 w outtiiore issues, but Shelanu is reorganizing and it their own transportation, Eleetion Dis-' has iad. s.me difficulties in the past which we hope tor Elementary -- to correct by next semester. - :;U.- - trict 129, at Nassaikaeg ":-'.-'. '.^: ..-- . :-'.:* * .. ' ' - . . D avid D rits - ::0:~te: School on 490 Pond-Lane :in -Setauket. ; : :..'X :.:. '..^.::.- . * ' - Editor-inm Chief pro tem - : -~~~~~~ ~~ ~~ ~~ ~~ ~~ ~~ ~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ^ Il :..... JMonday Novemvber 6.1995 gos The Beastmaster Returns for an All-New Adventui we UNIVERSAL CITY, CA. relevance for today's offers to arrange a meeting - MCA/Universal Home -audience. "Dar is a person with Tal. The brothers' Video will release the action- with a good soul, who finds reunion is a happy one and packed fantasy/adventure, that he lives in a mad world," Tal agrees to help the family "Beastmaster III: The Eye of says Singer. "Our world in their struggle. After Dar Braxus" starring Marc Singer today is a pretty crazy one, leaves, however, Agon's in his most famous role as the and often the best we can do Crimson Troops attack and nomadic warrior, on is keep our sense of direction take Tal prisoner. videocassette January 3, firm and clear, our morals Dar sets out to rescue 1996. intact, and forge ahead. Tal, but is quickly set upon In "Beastmaster III: The Dar's not looking to be a by Agon's soldiers. Tal's Eye of Braxus," set in a far- hero. It's just not within him -advisor Seth (Todd) soon off land in the distant past, to turn away from people shows up and the two men, Marc Singer reprises his role who need help." .aided by Dar's beasts - Ruh as Dar, a solitary wanderer / -Integral to the the lion, Sherak the hawk, warrior who 'is able to Beastmaster's adventures- are and the two playful ferrets command the beasts of the Ruh the lion, Sherak the Kodo and Podo - team up to wilderness in his struggles hawk, and the frisky, defeat their attackers. against. evil.- Leslie-Anne frolicking ferrets Kodo and Meanwhile, Agon wrests Down co-stars as the Podo; as well as warrior a sacred amulet known as the beguiling witch Morgana who horses, a regal white camel, Eye of Braxus from Tal, and uses her beauty and her a crafty cobra and an elegant places it into a carved marvelous skewered humor to elephant. To bring together figurehead over an ancient help Dar secretly enter the this- extraordinary cinematic door. According to legend, stronghold of the evil sorcerer menagerie, the producers this will fulfill a prophecy Lord Agon (David Warner). turned to veteran animal that promises to release the Also co-starring are Casper trainer Hubert Wells, whose power of the evil god Braxus Van Dien ("Beverly Hills hundreds of film credits to whomever unlocks the 902 10"), Tony Todd ("The include such classics as passage. Unaware that Tal Crow") and , Sandra Hess "Doctor Dolittle, "Out of has given half the amulet to- Photo / MCA ("Encino Man"). Dar for safekeeping, Leslie-Anne Down, left, and Sandra Hess prepare for battle in Agon is furionq /when the new Beastmaster movie. the door will not open. While traveling to time, Dar and Seth come upon horrible creatures lurking in a Agon's fortress, Dar a traveling magic show, led by subterranean pit, Dar attacks. and Seth come upon a beautiful witch named With the help of his ferret Shada (Hess), a Morgana (Down). After friends, he manages to outwit beautiful young agreeing to help them gain the evil god and send him back warrior.-, When she 'entrance to the city, Morgana to the netherworld. The danger hears-they intend to transforms Dar's fierce at last defeated, Dar prepares to fight Lord Agon, she animals into house pets and leave Almbeth, with Seth and becomes suspiciously turns Dar over to Agon's men, Pey at his side. L friendly and offers to who knock him unconscious be their guide. Shada and drag him away. When- then directs Dar and Seth protests, Morgana Seth into a jungle, reveals it is all part of her plan where they are taken to unite the two halves of the 1. Get -Shorty stamrrni prisoner by mountain amulet in order to destroy it. VO-- John Travolta {i tribesmen under her Agon seizes the second command. half of the amulet and Dar 2. Now and Then Rosi( Rh An th n Photo >/MCA IIura U 11C1I only narrowly escapes death O'Donnell Marc Singer, center, stars as Dar the Beastmaster approaches the with the help of Shada, who 3. Seven Brad-Pitt 4f) captive Ruh and takes has now joined the fight to "The Beastmaster," Africa" and "Dracula." the amulet stone, which Dar destroy Agon. They rejoin 4. Never Talk t< .z starring t$- Singer,- debuted in The story is as follows: had placed around the lion's Seth and Morgana, who Strangers Rebecca De 1982, and was the first of the One day, Dar the neck for safekeeping. Mean- transforms Dar's beasts back Momay exciting trilogy about the Beastmaster (Singer) comes while, as the tribesmen are to their original form. Dar and medieval warrior who could to the rescue of a family about to execute them, Dar Shada then descend into the 5. Assassins Sylvestei communicate psychically under attack by thieves. He and Seth manage their dungeons to find Tal, while Stallone 0 with animals. It was followed learns that the family are escape, again with the help of Seth and Morgana battle more 6. How to- Make at CZ' by the equally successful seeking an audience with the animals. of Agon's troops. American sequel, "Beastmaster II: King Tal (Van Dien) to ask They quickly overtake As Dar accepts his Quilt Winong 'm Through The Portal of Time" for his help in combatting the Shada and recover the jewel, destiny and goes after Agon, Ryder in 1991, with the Beastmaster evil sorcerer, Lord Agon after learning that she stole the evil sorcerer returns the 7. To Die For Nicole-; r= traveling through a hole in (Warner). it in order to stop Agon from Eye- this time intact - to the Kidman i% time to present-day to w Los Agon, it seems, is killing slaughtering any more of figurehead carved over the Angeles in pursuit of his the inhabitants of their Almbeth's citizens. door. The door opens and 8. Dead Presidents- 14 nemesis. a^ homeland of Almbeth to Meanwhile, Agon's Braxus'incarnate, a reptilian Larenz Tate For Marc Singer, who has maintain the life force he sorcery reveals'that- Dar god of evil, is released. The 9. Jade David Caruso achieved international fame needs to sustain-himself. Dar holds the missing halfof the spirit immediately slays for-his portrayal of the heroic reveals that the King is none amulet and he commands his Agon, but before the god can 10. The Scarlet Letter Beastmaster, the film has other than his brother, and men to find him. At the same release the many other Demi Moore 'misinterpreted. Neal :propos'ed to Kate,.Alec- efr9. .Florida to. work things.out with Ava. To A major.move creates a new. crisis.' ONE LIFE TO LIVE: With photos-f;David inM bed- ,wi'th-an unident-ified woman, Dorian said she could: now divorce him without paying:a cent. Blair told Todd they 're having .a .babygirl. .Acx . 01VJ»I Ajujliv wni1e hridingr in a' danger at, thedesert camp. Wait Kelly slugged closet in their apartment, To See: Kevin is David, aIfter. seeing the phots, Louie watched Noah' and determined to get Lucy back. and told. Joey she's- Julia make love. Dimitri moved out 'after sti-ll a virgi.n. Viki had'flashbacks about'Victor. After Erica GUIDING LIGHT:' A disappointed, Blake refused: to go into :rehab and chose to stay with Dr. Viki told-Todd that Victor raped her asa child, Todd learneed'she's not -pregnant. Enchanted by Rick': :Kinder.Julia freaked out when she s'aw-Louie.. :-worried that his violent-' heritage might harm the' Later, Abigail asked Reva about-love. Later, Reva startled 'he turned up at the coffee-bar during'her shift. Upset. .woman ,he loves. Carlotta: told Clint she's -having Marianj(Brent) in the lab where he was trying to: that she couldn't score with Tad- Liza tried to make second -thoughts 'about their relatinship. Wait To change Lucy's HIV test results.-Nick told Susan him feel -insecure_-about-- Dixie studying late hie See:- Viki learns more about her h'orrific past with loves her. An anguished Reva. watched Marah Jason.-Dimitri asked Gloria to spy on try YOUNG" AND THE.HE RESTLESS: Kinder.-Janet on dresses with Annie for the wedding. Darlene noticed -theclosebond etweien Fletcher gave potentially damaging testimony tosBroonK and Pierce. fainted at the sight of the equipment under ,cross Wait To See: Julia's -for Holly's exam i-nation .aboout .fearsabout Noah a'nd Louie amniocentesis. Vanessa agreed Nick. and Matts m utual hatred. may prove true. to help Blake fight Danny'seemed to Amanda's threat soften- toward Phyllis. Victor felt to take Ross from her. Wait To See: ,fr'ustrated byAmy's inability ANOTHER, WORLD: As Matt anticipated the Is Cutter's life in danger? to talk about the night wedding to Donna,- she and Michael rekindled their of the shooting,. Brad and Nikki shared -a romantic LOVING: De borah was shocked to learn she old passions with a-kiss. Angry at Maggie for giving evening. John rebuffed JillL'srequest to share dinner won over-S 10 mill-ion from thA lottery ticket left : hxlm the real paramedics test, Tomas had by with him. Brooding over Nathan's affair a disturbing her -nonpayingcustomer. Later, Deborah with dream about her. Hurt by Michael's gave Steffi .Keesha caused Neil to blow up at Ry reaction to their words of encouragement. Charles an while Brad night of love, Donna drove off and Angiep-arted and lost control of with a goodbye kiss, which her,2c.ar, Rahel and-Carlrrturnefomtirrn » Jacob saw from-afar and, - SeeSOAPS, Page 12 - l \- 0 0 4 R f s 0 -find Cecile living in-their ! . , ' _ _ 0 hom e. Gary and Jostie 0,I were6 upseet- about Gab moving in next door. While Carl was breaking into- 'Gra~nt's suite, Vicky confronted Grant with Jus tine's: locket w-hich was among,,\,Kirkland's toys. Wait To Se-e: Felicia- -aces a test of her feelings-- for-John.: AS -T:HE:-WO0RLD TURNS: A stunned Damian: realized Orlen-a killed -:Eduardo. Jeremy told: Margo he won't"see Nikki anymore.I Barbara W10A v. , Qf II C 11%r It if t U1 i wan otu»«E,- w .^ull ri MariMorrow, seemed to',back off from "Rachel, remarrying her after :"neLifeToLive learning of her affair with ''': . ' : .** '' . Evan. Liza admitted to. I John she was' wrong to accuse -hi-m--of k-illiing Edu'ardo. Kirk told Samantha he'd faked hedis amnesia., Damian learned 'the identityy of his, birth mother. Later, Lily'and Damian agreed to -searchfoi his real roots together. Wait To See-.. Another revelation stuns Damian. BOLD AND THE BEAUTIFUL:' Desperate for a job, -Maggieconsidered filling in. for Stephanie-'s maid. while, she's aw-ay.: Stephanie told Ridge she -spent'the night with Eric. Eric reread Taylor's letter explaining she left town for a -while because they had, moved too fast in their relationship and she didn't want to hurt -Stephanie. Rick' found Taylor's address and tried u-nsuccessfully to. get-her to come back, to-:his father.- James kissed' Lauren. Later, as Eric-'brooded--ove~rTylo~rg's ab.sence, Lauren arrived to:discuss their joint venture. Wait -To See: Dylan 3 makes a'decision about his future. m:: , '-D'AYS-O-F OUR LIVE .W~hile tapd in the I,1) cave,:-Jen-niferthought she.saw Jack, but it was the A: Woman- in White.-.Tony -stopped Stefano before he could find the device he .rigged to fire John's gun at 5T Peter and Jennifer's wedding. Later, Stefano was 0 sha-ken- when Tony showed 'him the painting of a woman that had .once hung in the Aremid house. 91 Kristen- was. shaken:when -John called-;her :"Doc ' "t\ (his nickname for,-Marlena).- Peterand-Jack. found -» Jennifer on the beach calling out for Jack. Hope was suTpis- s~r-pi s'd''ed ;to -to' fi f~ n d: f'de0:J'e.u, ":^fIl'W1 -"fllo w'in-g. he'r :-:.in: his.' ';lrimousine. Ju-de 'gave Petelr information. to :use . T - - -I 11%1 -'-'aga-iniis~t- Jack.-."Geleste was determined to destroy *^ r : : -~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-- tA. 10 -~~ a~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~This Week at;Sftaller ISRAEL FO WINm S SUMMER VACATION The Musical Biography saga about friendship. Singer/actress Jessica Welch stars' as the late, great country songstress and projects Cline's Join your follow students for a 2 or 3 week adventure. Live of Country Legend abilty to pull at the heart strings. Candyce Hinkle plays and work with Israelis at an IDFarmy base. Patsy Cline Arrives at Louise Seger, the tough-talking fan who discovered'Patsy the Staller Center on- on the Arthur Godfrey Talent Scouts television show in 1957. The two met at a Houston concert in 1961 and RNoA/sM'i: November 10 corresponded for two years until Patsy's untimely death ,0WThF- in 1963. The play's title comes from Patsy's sign off on M/9e77 -: I he ArkansIas Repertory Theatre s those letters: 'Love, Always... Patsy Cline-.' production of playwright Ted Swindley's Welch is a native of Arkansas from Pine Bluff who blockbuster hit musical, Always. .. Patsy attended Texas Christian University and graduated from Cline will be presented on Friday, *Plus $100 application fee. Program includes round trip airfare from JFK the American Musical and Dramratic Academy in New New York, room and kosher board, tour and lectures. November 10 at the University at Stony York. She has been singing Patsy Cline songs since the Brook's Staller Center.7The curtain goes age of 4. eve wurw s sd ag letrs^ up at 8 pm in the center's Main Stage Hinkle is a veteran stage actress from Little-Rock theater. who recently resigned her day job with the Arkansas Always. . . Patsy Cline is a two-act School for the Deaf to tour with Always. . . Pafsy Cline. *Ask about "ISRAEL ADVENTURE" featuring a week long tour! *wo play with music - some 22 Patsy Cline For the past 26 years, Hinkle has taught hearing-impaired MS. jl ..i favorites are featured- that tells Patsy's kindergarten children and directed "The Singing Fingers." -~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ story through the eyes of a fan in Houston, Patsy Cline was only 30 on March 5, 1963 when an Texas, and delivers a, funny, unburnished airplane crash took her life. She had been a star for only 1151 ilI EL' ''2" i t1!fit~i * five years,- but was already one of the nation's leading recording artists, a headliner on the country circuit and a regular at the Grand Ole Opry in Nashville. Her career was in full swing with numerous hit singles, a national concert tour and the distinction of being the first country singer to cross over from country onto the pop charts. Introducing a new way to help bridge A five-piece country western band appears onstage - with the two stars. Playwright-Ted Swindley directed the the gap between what you've saved and | production, which is produced and toured by Arkansas Repertory Theatre. This remarkable show, just finishing a two-year run ; vwhat you'll need during mnt. at the Ryman Auditorium in Nashville, is a tribute to Patsy Cline's music and its effect on an amazing number of 7eachers Personial Aiiinnitil' 1llz-1) offelr's Morlle people who still find her songs fresh and heartfelt today. flexibility with the newzi Stock bIdex- Account... The original Nashville Cast recording is available on a variable account specifically developed, for - MCA Records. the long-term investor who is looking for In 1973, Patsy Cline was posthumously elected to more growth opportunities and is willing to the Country Music Hall of Fame. Her expressive voice accept more risk. left a legacy that-has become a permanent part of When you're planning for the future, America's musical landscape. sver, dollar counts. Now vou have more To purchase tickets '($27/$25) or for additional choices to help you make the most ot your information, call the Staller Center Box Office at (516) after-tax retirement dollars. With Teachers 632-7230. Personal Annuity, you can select either our Fixed Account or our new Stock Index Account. Or, you may choose to allocate your money to both accounts. That wpay you Staller Singles Get-Together can take advantage of the highly-competi- Follows Always. . . Patsy tive effective annual interest rate of the Cline on November 10 Fixed Account and the growth potential offered by the Stock Index Account. With both accounts, taxes on any earnings will be Immediately following the 8 p.m performance deferred until you withdraw them - which of Always. . . Patsy Cline on November 10, adult gives you a big edge over taxable accounts. singles are invited to meet in the Staller Center's However, if you withdraw money before age second floor Art Gallery lobby for an informal get- 59/2, you may have to pay a federal tax together featuring refreshments provided by penalty in addition to regular income tax.- MA Pentimento Restaurant of Stony Brook. And remember - as a variable annuity, the This Staller Singles event is offered to audience i-ikr) Stock Index Account doesn't guarantee singles at no additional charge. (The Box Office To t-i returns, which will fluctuate over time. should be. informed at the time of your ticket With a low initial investment, no front- purchase if you plan to attend.) end sales charges or transfer fees, and no In surrender charge at this time, Teachers A Musical Cinderella O Personal Annuity can help bridge the gap at the Staller Center on § between what you've saved and what you'll November 12 s need during retirement. E : For more information, call 1 800 223-1200, weekdays from rt American Family Theatre's musical production of § 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 IEACHEPS the fairy tale classic Cinderella will be presented- 0 p.m., Eastern at the University at Stony Brook's Staller Center 7:1 P R O A 'on Sunday, November 12 at 3 p.m. Time, and ask for r The show is the first of three Broadway for Department 72Q. r 1 f'§t Kids productions offered during the Satller Center's The variable component of the Teachers Personal 1995-1996 season. 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For now, though, I look cities bidding for a new team. team they like in a I colt imn. But, think While we're at it, get rid forward to the 'Wolves going And why not? After all, they city they like with abo ut it. of Richie Kotite, too. up to Massachusetts to beat had the Colts fpr a bunch of fans they like. In By the way, the And how 'bout Carolina? one of my former schools, years before the infamous turn, fans have a HoLuston Oilers They beat the 49ers? Holy UMass-Lowell. Then, w e'll midnight move to difficult time havie revealed that cow! Dare I say they might take it from there. Indianapolis. loving players as itartet aInhbtrap the,y have been make the playoffs? Or that the By the way, that block by s e l But this! This I cannot they l THOMAS F.. MASSE co n !sidering a move 49ers won't? Scott Murphy on the kickoff believe.' themselves from to Nlashville. Oil in Holy cow. reverse. Everyone at the field Cleveland Browns owner the fan's favorite Nasahville? 'Speaking of the Panthers- collectively groaned. I Art Model l has' apparently set team to the fan's I don't think Niners, it was a sure winced. What a hit. Can you into motion plans to move one most- hated team. so. indication of the miserable say'ESPN highlight film? of the NFL's oldest teams to Third, if the More NFLweek of picks I'm having. I Last Chance Baltimore. Browns are Noi se was due, but this is sad. The last home regular And let's face it - there is successful, it will It was good to, Carolina over San Fran - with season game of the Seawolves -more than one problem with open the floodgates. A team see Glenn Folley in there for no line on the spread? Who in fall season is Tuesday at 7 this deal. like the Browns is supposed to the Jets on S unday. He did his (or her) right.mind would p.m.- Volleyball serves up First, it' shows that be in Cleveland. When you really well an d it looked like have picked the Panthers? against rival Southampton.- everyone is now in the Jerry think.Cleveland, you think the he got some^ of the Jets' Stony Brook Football The volleyball- team is Jones frame of mind. Or is it Browns, the Cavaliers and the players really fired up. Dream another dream. playoff bound again this year George Steinbrenner? At any Indians. That's just the way- Unfortunaitely, Foley was This dream is over. -also its first year at D-II..^ rate, Cleveland made Model] it is. If the Browns move, hurt on the Jet:s' last offensive At least it is for the' Let's fill this place Tuesday a handsome offer to remodel there's nothing to stop any play of the gaime and he's out Seawolves' seniors. But, hey, night and cheer on- Stony the Browns' current'stadium team from moving anywhere for the season.. With any luck, they've achieved far and Brook's winningest team. - a $170 million renovation.. at any time. he'll be back Xnext year. After above beyond what anyone Should Be Ashamed Modell says the pot is sweeter Some may say the die had all, he's the bbest QB the Jets would have predicted. The Sachem Flaming -in Baltimore. been cast long ago: the prior- have. This being the team's first Arrows marching band played These days, the almighty mentioned' Colts, the * As for the other New'York year at the Division II level, at the game Saturday. While dollar is more important than Brooklyn. Dodgers,. the team., it's over for them. They many:people doubted they they -put on a decent show,"I any form of allegiance or Atlanta Braves, the C.algary had a chance ccoming into thiscould have repeated last have one complaint. loyalty or most anything. We Flames, the Oakland-Los week, facing Seattle. Now year's record season record of They remained seated have Jones back-stabbing Angeles-Oakland Raiders, the 'both teams ar7e 3-6. (In case 7-3. while they played the national owners by making unethical St. Louis Rams, the Arizona you missed the point, the Well, they still have a anthem. I've never seen a deals with Nike -and Pepsi. Cardinals and the Utah Jazz. Giants were 3-5' coming in; chance to do it, but only if band do that before and I hope We have the Yankees and the This brings up a fourth, Seattle. was 2--6). they can keep their heads I never do. Mariners and how many other less significant point. Are- And, since I haven't heard- Stra-i ght. - And,:Finally...f teams demanding new there cardinals in Arizona? Is anyone else ssay it yet, let me After Stony Brook Ilost to Saturday is Veterans' stadiums and threatening to jazz big in Utah? Are rams be the first- R.eeves has to go. Plymouth State last year, Day. Remember. - take their -franchises abundant in St. Louis? Team The teams he' s coaching isn't Timm Schroeder told me they . elsewhere. names lose all relevance. as bad as, their record. It's just -could still have a good season - - B This leads to the second Yeah, I know: Lions and that for 'the F)ast few years, "if we don't fold like we did -_y & problem. These days there are Tigers and Bears. Do you find Reeves has be-en coaching in last year," which is now two G us few sports heroes. That's them in Detroit and Chicago? the NFC East; as if he was still years ago. Still, his words - ^ Ice; Hock~ey Wins Se ao Opne BY JEFFREY NAU Special to The State'sman ____ own shot and put in the rebound the -Bro-ok,- again assisted by "The coaching staff is very pleased by making the score 2-1 at 10:34. Garafollo, completing his fifth hat the play of our third line. Nau The Stony Brook Ice Hockey team Sloppy play in the -second-period trick in as many games (four in the. provided outstanding goaltending in -opened up its '95-'96 regular season resulted in repeated turnovers by both pre-season) to make the final score 5- the second period which continued on the road this past Saturday against teams. At 3:48 of the second Seton 2. Goalie Jeff Nau made 24 saves. and carried us into the third period." Seton Hall,'defeating the Pirates 5-2. Hall struck again on a goal by Matt 46"W'e got off to a quick two goal Third line forward Steve Mercurio The first line of Rob Brown, Chris Schever, assisted by John Bonacci, to lead and then we relaxed," coach was named as the Seawolves player of Garafolo, and captain Scott Kendrick even the score 2-2. Yarnall stated. "In the third period we the game exploded, scoring all five of the The Pirates seemed to be gaining rallied to produce a win'but we were The next match-up for the Seawolves goals. momentum as the period progressed, not happy with our all-around play." Seawolves Ice Hockey team is away m - "As a team we all felt that we could but their hopes were shot down by the When asked about the positive on, Sunday Nov. 12 against William * have played a lot better," said first-year Standout goaltending of Nau and with aspects of the game', Yarnall replied Paterson College. El . Head Coach Steve Yarnall. "It was our :13 left. in the period an unassisted ^: - first game and we were on the road. Many goal by Kendrick allowed the ------§ofthe' igu 6 - .tofth gys were nervous'.- Seawolves to go into the dressing _ ( Garafolo opened up the scoring at room with a.3-2 lead..R : 0 19:01 of thefirst period assisted by. Throughout the game the third. - . . -. - - ho m did A do lf H itler ha il as a o f Z 'Brown and defenseman Seth Weiner.. line played exceptional and the final- -- -. 1. W paragon Teutonic * Brown was next to strike. with assists periodwas no di ffer ent The manhood? period was no different. The 2. How many times in a row could a volleyball be struck 0 from Garafolo and Kendrick at 15:03 Seawolves came out with the same byoneteam? - of the first period as the Seawolves intensity that they showed in the first 3. Who was. the first African American to win the - jumped out to an early 2-0 lead. and at 12:29 of the-third, Brown men" singl tennis title? --iWimbledon. - - ,,. - .- --. . . - 4. 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MASSE "The 25-second clock [on the field] Statesman Staff second quarter with the ball, but they Plymouth began moving the ball, were forced to punt after three downs. but seemed to stall when Panther was unofficial," Kornhauser said. "The Turnovers. Mistakes. Penalties. No Freshman Arnold Shaeffer's punt was quarterback Joel Perry threw an guy-on the field said he had the clock, matter how well' a team plays, these three tipped giving the Panthers fantastic and then -saidhe didn't want to tell factors will usually add up to one thing: field position at the Stony Brook 33. me because he's not supposed to a loss. Plymouth could get no closer tell me." How are the players And- so it was that Stony Brook, than the Seawolves 17, and on fourth supposed to know? "That's what looking for a shot -at the conference and six attempted a field goal. The"' I tried to ask him." championship with a win over rival attempt sailed wide left and it looked With 3:09 left on the clock Plymouth State Panthers, outplayed its as though Stony Brook dodged a .and two timeouts remaining, opponent but came up short on the bullet. But the 'Wolves were flagged Stony Brook elected to-try an on- scoreboard, 20-12. for running into the kicker, despite the side kick. Unlike three weeks ago "Penalties killed us," senior fact that the kick rusher was blocked against American International quarterback Timm Schroeder said. "We into the kicker. College, the Seawolves were drove on them every time we had the Plymouth was now fourth and unable to pull off the miracle and ball. We shot ourselves in the foot on one on the Stony Brook 12. Instead recover. penalties. I honestly don't think the of attempting the field goal again, the Plymouth ran out the clock. better team won today." Panthers kept it on the ground. They Notes: The officials bungled A look at the stat sheet prompts one were short on the play, but Stony a number of calls, including to agree with Schroeder. Most of the Brook was whistled for offsides, signaling that Plymouth State took statistics appear to be even. Each team giving Plymouth a first and ten at the four timeouts in the first half. One had 39 rushes and 26 passes. Stony qf^qXaVn1PQc fvt-n oof them had been taken'bv Stonv kJt-tlWUJIVt;O bSVWII - Timm Schroeder (13) unsuccessfully tries to ; avoid Gil A ft - Brook (5-3, 2-2) had nine first downs; Three plays later, it was tthe tackle of Plymouth State All-American cane date -Brook, but the referee motioned Plymouth (8-0, 6-0) had eight. Both Plymouth 6, Stony Brook 0. D Colby Compton.' toward Plymouth. Late in the first teams were under 50 percent on third Stony Brook, as is -one of their half, it appeared that the Panthers down conversions but converted two trademarks, struck back, scoring on their incomplete pass over the middle on third; had taken a fourth timeout, but that was fourth downs each. next possession. At one point, they and eight to force a punting situation. not the case. . . Plymouth clinched the In Stony Brook's favor, as appeared to be stalled at the Panther 31. But Stony Brook was flagged latp for Freedom Football Conference title with Schroeder reasons, the Seawolves They ran their "patented" full house pass interference, giving Plymouth a the victory. gained 342 yards in total offense to the offense, but stitched to a four wide-out first down. Not only did the flag come Quotes: "This is the first time I say Panthers 254. Also, Stony Brook set, showing pass. In the end, it was l-ate, but the Plymouth receiver wasn't it, but we were a better team than they controlled the ball and had a greater time Schroeder taking it himself on a delayed looking for one after the play. were," Schroeder said. "There's no of possession. quarterback draw for the first down. To most, the flag was a bad one. question in my mind.". ... "Things just But other-statistics were lopsided in The Seawolves, with more "I asked the referee and he said, 'ask didn't go our way today," Posniewski said. Plymouth's favor. conventional uses of the full house, number 46 if he committed it,"' "We just didn't come up with the plays The two big ones were pass scored four plays later on a play action Seawolves head coach Sam Kornhauser when we needed them and they did.". . . interceptions and fumbles: two of each pass to senior tight end Jonathan Fischer. said. "I don't know. We'll have to watch "I'm not- happy that we lost the the film." game, but I'm really proud of our As football is a game of momentum, football team," Kornhauser said. "We the penalty breathed new life into the told them [Friday] night that we were Panthers' dying drive and sucked the life playing this game for respect. Well, they out of Stony Brook's tiring defense. earned my respect, I'll tell you that."... Plymouth scored four plays later, giving Posniewski: "We played a tough team them a commanding 20-6 lead. today, a national caliber team, and it. A third trademark of these would have been nice to go out with a Seawolves is fighting when -they're win. But you can look at this game, and down. On the ensuing kickoff, senior you'll always remember this one. It will Luke Posniewski received the ball and hurt, but it's a good memory." ran up and across field handing off to Schroeder, Posniewski and seven freshman Gabe Rodriguez on the other seniors closed out their home reverse. careers Saturday. Here's what they had Rodriguez headed for the right to say about the fans: sideline, benefiting from a crushing Schroeder: "What can you say about block by senior Scott Murphy. Murphy them? We love them. They come out to directly took out two would-be tacklers; our away games. They support us -all but the block caused a chain reaction that the time." took seven players (including two Posniewski: "They're always Seawolves) out of the play. behind us and we -love them and we're Running Back Bobby Kane (44) breaks free of left tackle in Saturday's 20 - 12 The result was great field position glad for their support. It hurts not to win 0). loss to Plymouth State (8 - at the Plymouth 42 and new life for a this game for them." for Stony Brook and only one, an Score tied at 6. hurting team. Next: The Seawolves head north to interception, for Plymouth. But, also trademark of th