FREE COPYRIGHThT 1997 VOL. 62 NO. 14e Beacon25 £ outside of Passaic County Billy Pat's age policy under investigation BySherriSage Center Advisory Board is going to with the Advisory Board and see said 18-year-old Nayana Patel. it should definitely be 18 to party." Staff Writer examine the situation of mixed how they feel about it from what According to Jason Richards, Many students choose not to get ages at Billy Pat's. they received that has occurred," 19, "Billy Pat's gives students a involved in campus activities The current rule of 18 to enter, The 18 to enter, 21 to drink rule said Cavatto. chance to meet other people and because they think it's a waste of 21 to drink at Billy Pat's pub locat- began on a trial basis. "We're con- Most students agree that Billy expand our friendships." time, Healion said. "But Billy ed in the William Paterson stantly monitoring the situation Pat's should continue to allow "The people who are 18 through Pat's is the one place they will go," University Student Center may and evaluating how long this can mixed ages. "We're all old enough 20 should have a place to go. The added Healion. possibly change back to 21 to enter continue. We're about to evaluate and mature enough to be responsi- people who are 21 have plenty of Currently, Billy Pat's offers its in the Spring 1998 semester. whether or not it should continue ble for our own actions. It's just a other options," said Melinda services six days a week. Some According to Tony Cavatto of for the spring semester an.dit does- hang out place for people to have Blum, an 18-year-old student at people have questioned whether or Hospitality Services, the Student n't look good. We have to sit down fun, relax, and meet new people," WPU. not it should be open this many Some students also feel that days. "I don't think the problem is Billy Pat's is an important place to hours of operation," said Interim have on campus. "It's a good envi- Student wins tuition raffle ronment," said Keith Allen, 21. "I Dean of Students Roland Watts. think the pub is a safe place to go. "What needs to be looked into is You don't have to worry about dri- the type of programming and the ving," said Jean Healion, 19. type of supervision that goes on According to Sarah Rodis, 19, when the pub is open. It is a great most major schools have a pub on campus. "Why shouldn't our cam- see PUB page 3 pus trust us to do the same? I think Many question validity of teacher evaluations

By Kerry Ridings sors must meet specific criteria for News Contributor re-appointment. The decision to re-appoint a probationary track Throughout November, students professor is based on the following are consistently bombarded with three areas: teaching, research and the task of filling out teacher eval- scholarly activity, and service. uations. These evaluations weigh Excellence in teaching may be heavily on the probational faculty characterized in some of the fol- and serve as a source of self-eval- lowing ways: knowledge of cur- uations for tenured faculty. rent development in one's field, Photo by Sylvana Meneses A sophomore at William the ability to use effective and (l-r) Matt Waldmann (Alpha Phi Delta fraternity), Jennifer Tomkow (Phi Sigma Sigma sorori-' Paterson University, Angela valid teaching methods and strate- ty), Jerry Stilianessis (owner of King George Diner in Wayne). Tomkow, a junior sociology Heeremi said, "I think the evalua- gies, participation in special cours- major at WPU, was presented with a check for $800 from the Alpha Phi Delta fraternity and tions are being ignored." es, seminars, or workshops which King George Diner for the annual "Free Tuition Giveaway" raffle Heeremi had a class with, "an develop teaching skills. • excellent professor," who she was The research and scholarly sure had gotten good evaluations. activity requirement can be filled Next year her professor was not with scholarly writing, scholarly Clubs' financial requests re-hired. talks, or creative works such as According to Associate Provost works of art, theatre, film, etc. Stephen W. Hahn, "The primary Service includes service to the col- faculty at WPU is tenure track but lege, community, or working on answered by Provost Sesay there are many adjunct teachers." various committees. By Sophia A. Brooks Since this is the case, these organizations have Adjuncts are hired on a semes- "The professor must exhibit Staff Writer many problems trying to hold events. ter-by-semester basis. They are strength in all three areas though A weekend coalition has also been formulated to, hired as needed and are often not they may excel in one or the In the past, several clubs have complained about "serve as gatekeeper for the weekend programs," said re-hired as a result of a lack of other," said Hahn. not being able to hold events due to lack of funds or Phelps, "to encourage a full and balanced schedule of funding or an inability to complete According to Hahn, "The stu- Student Government Association (SGA) financial events for the William Paterson Community, and to a degree. dent evaluations are a central part support. inform the programming organizations of any week- The hiring and re-hiring of of the provost's decision for re- The decision was made on October 29, by Provost end opportunities which exist." adjuncts is done at the departmen- appointment of a probationary Chernoh Sesay; " We want this to be a seven day a This coalition is geared by the Office of Campus tal level. The decisions are based track professor." While a professor is on the pro- week campus, we want all organizations to have Activities, and is comprised of staff and organization- on budget and the need for specif- ic expertise. bationary track, they are evaluated activities on weekends, including Sundays". al representatives. "Though these teachers are sub- in each class they teach each According to the principles of William Paterson Clubs are urged by Phelps to go see their weekend ject to the student evaluations, the semester with a standard depart- University, clubs that have religious affiliation are not coalition representatives to get the days they need. results often come out after the mental form. The results of the 1 "I like the idea," said Pattie Okane, President of the able to access funds from the SGA because these fact," said Hahn. evaluations are considered care- Christian Fellowship. "I hope they follow through." organizations include the entire community and not Contrary to popular belief, fully. * Sesay hopes to get the word out, so that all clubs just WPU. Clubs such as Campus Girl Scouts, tenured professors are also subject Once a professor has been given will be aware of this new change at WPU when stu- Catholic Campus Ministry, Christian Fellowship, to these evaluations. Once a pro- Green Party Club, Hillel- Jewish Club, and NAACP- dents return from Thanksgiving break. fessor is considered for tenure, National Association for the Advancement of Colored "We want to get the programs on campus moving," they must complete a five year see EVALUATIONS page 3 People fall into this category of'Club C. said Sesay. probationary track. These profes- THE BEACON MONDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1997*- PAGE 2 MONDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1997 THE BEACON" PAGE 3 Campus Calender oncloms gistaputed Monday, November 24 Pioneers begin winter season f HE HEAT ZONE ] General Meetings 8:00 pm, Towers Pavilion Loui ,X4843 J.'SS ^ Us;g>rweeWy vljt^ to North Jersey Development Center & discover senior Ail-American goalkeeper Matt Hahn, who at \/VPU recalled by TtStpina^iher6t'6;30 prrimoet at CCM Center. Contact Joanne at 595-61 By Danielle Gabriel CCMC- God speaks to us through scripture. Come and hear what he has to si Staff Writer earned First Team All-Conference; senior goalkeeper TANNING SALON ' iflLwmft.3 pm in SO 826, For mom information contact Dennis Grahl; junior mid-fielder Troy Medolla; fresh- "20 Minule Vacations Available Daily"" 5? "S"' - Tuesday, November 25 Hot on the heels of the first Pre-Season Eastern man mid-fielder Jim Flynn; and freshman forward maniurfaGlyr^' • .,$0^ OLAS General Meeting in H.207 stfl&SO.pnv.For more information contact Collegiate Athletic Conference game in four years for Tim Crilley, who finished with five goals. Ratio* jft 684-0-159.^' »,-* *'-..." la a lett|t dated; Npye^a^O^,,^!^ Joe Cafarelft director at Clulj yolleyb?l]'Me«t(p9 In Haubjngac JH4. during Common Hour. For Inform* the field hockey team, a conference play-off game the "Our seniors did well this year," said Coach Brian aetPaulBQJ™Yatx2697. \ \ volleyball team and records set in men's and women's Woods. V3sideno»;Life» atmoitoo^d to" the studente.that certain ^pndoms di$- CCMC-Jotola (or weekclay mass aa ws gather to celebrate the joy & goodns?^ soccer, William Paterson University's athletic teams "One player was our all time assist leader and we _^ Prices: Ood'sjifeBeri&e |n pur-Ovea, 12:30 ero in SC-215. For Information contact • ibuted at William Patersoo Ijrnivejc§ity were recentiy\|jcaned by completed a "successful [fall] season," according to were second place for all time goals. [Although] we heir manufacture; . j,, ^j U.M^ti""" The Ferolnl»t.CoJl^ciIv« - Documentary & Discussion of the abuse of woman Athletic Director Joseph Martinelli. graduated some of the players the team has been built t i^ ^J>X One session streets gf Amsftea, iaJS0 tibf Iry Auditorium. For Information contact Lisa x2C •'Stud»nt'Bu»lne*« Aaaociatton - Workshop "Topic; Interviewing Technlquee- The fall season, which began during the first week on,...we'Jl hopefully do better next season." Four sessions $25 Ajl-T) nistraliye^Npn^na'prs Paubingef S02 OS 12:30 p.m. of September and ended November 9, brought to the With a 17^3-1 record, the women's soccer team will ^-*' ..,'/.,,'' Wednesday, November i?6 CCHC- >J;in us fof'soms qdir>t time & meditation during out weekly holy hour. 6* forefront myriad star players and facilitated 13 wins see the return of 22 players next season. Led by senior Two week unlimited $35 the CCM Ceiitog roj^nlpjiTiPtion contact Joanna at 595-6184. v for the field hockey team, breaking a 1971 record for sweeper Kathy Sinram, junior mid-fielder Dana Feltz "As-you laay have heardiJthe.m? .Creative Source Dance Ensemble If you like to dance and have fun this Is th» the most wins in a season. Senior forward Dawn and twin sophomores Michelle Fluhr (mid-fielder) I • to W Clas1 'Sis told eisry V^odneEdav from b 8 pm In VVlghtman Gym C. Fof tn; One month unlimited $5*9 tlon oontacCThon-gJhibe'go T£§ Zt 57f- Willever finished her career with 14 assists, seven and Maren Fluhr (goalie), the team was successful, Coal|tlon'^f,Le8falan», Gays & Friends Genaial Meetings and Open Forum ifn$Q$i$of more information ONLY 3 Min. From Campus across from Wayne Hills Mall First Team All-Conference, led the team in kills Frederick. Coach Jose Rebimbas said he hopes this g laetatii?^ {poems, short atorles, etc.) (spikes) with 357. The North Arlington resident also season will bring the team even more success. Other dates are not affected. G?C Itera:#4S42i^ s 87 BERDAN AVENUE, WAYNE I MrsAtogp) for oo^f^9 Uterary Magazine. set a team high with 10 blocked shots and finished "I think we've assembled a pretty good team," • second in digs with 312. Rebimbas said. "Coming off a 20-8 season, We're If you have condoms* which match tW^descaptips and Sp/lng Braak. "Michele was our biggest highlight," said Coach comfortable with our expectations of playing we'll do sxpiration date/please, submit to your hallof^ige^^s 2M-3Q5-6700 J Sandy Ferrarella. "The whole season was built around just as well and hopefully much better than last sea- XS112 or Cftrlsttne 863-O Michele. It was a rough year...but we had a good son." j&'criange & N,Y. MBrchiOffi nucleus." In womens' hoops, the team finished last season Junior spiker Rebecca Sulton closed the season with a 24-5 record, eventually losing (84-74) a Sweet with 85 kills, 83 assists and led in digs with 331. 16 National Title to New York University. Integral pa^pur coopcialion., f - Freshman set leader and hitter Karen Cassetta fin- players include: junior guard Stephanie Arrego; junior ished'with 160 kills, led in set assists (308) and 218 forward Dana Feltz; senior guard Kathy Sinram; digs. sophomore guard Meg Renna; and sophomore for- Beacon ward Wendy Kane. Last season's entire team, with the "[The team], struggled, but it was a pretty young Tim's ciemy FOU you team," Martinelli said. "It was a really good year for exception of one player, has returned. ESSENCE/ the.Pioneers." "We should do really well," said Coach Erin Tracy Bodoff The WPU's men's soccer team, which will see 20 Shaughnessy. "We have a lot of high hopes and real- returning players next season, won the most wins as a ly good players." ENGLISH CLUB Editor in Chief team in almost 20 years. Key team players include: Pamela Langan News Editor Matthew Halpera Business Manager Pub may change age policy Tim Boraemann Dana Romatowski Evaluations - Insider Editor Rodis. Billy Pat's has been involved in Office Manager from BILLY PAT'S page 1 According to Watts, the project the investigation. Although the investigation hasn't ended, accord- Ed Erlewneyer Michael S. Fox programming facility. I think the has some flaws. Minors are being bring questions served and getting intoxicated, ing to Cavatto, "There was no one COFFEE HOUSE institution should look into a wider Assistant Insider Editor Circulation Manager variety of programs happening in which is a problem. The bouncers in the pub; it was dead. It's my TUESDAY, DECEMBER 2,1997 Norman DeFilippo Christopher Lesny the pub," added Watts. giving wristbands to minors is understanding that the people Editorial Page Editor Proofreader for the future "If they make it only 21 to enter against the law, said Watts. fighting did not come out of the BILLY PAT'S again, they're going to lose a lot of According to Cavatto, "We met pub. There was very little activity assessment statenient which con- going on that night. There were Sylvana Meneses George Robb from TEACHER page 1 business," said Rodis. with the staff and reinforced their 7P.M.-11P.M. sists of an overview of his/her pro- almost no customers in there. Photo Editor Academic Advisor According to Blum, as long as responsibilities and we hope that , fessional performance in regard to From my understanding, the inci- Come share your talent with us( tenure they are evaluated using a Billy Pat's doesn't serve those it's no longer occurring." Cavatto Sophia A. Brooks the instructional experience. dent that caused the fight occurred different form developed by the under 21, there should be no prob- said he is unaware of any specific Open Microphone Danielle Gabriel "Students are excellent judges in the ballroom. It had nothing to Faculty Senate and Faculty lem having mixed ages. However, abuses of those using the pub. "In Al Giamarino Financial Services of what is going on in class," said do with the pub," said Cavatto. Free Refreshments Served Development Committee. These she feels there have, been problems any bar situation, there's going to Provided By "If monitored and regulated Michael S, Laclair evaluations are then put into the Hahn. "Their written comments with underage students being be people who will abuse it," said Charlotte O'Brien properly, the concept seems to Dave Roe professor's personal portfolio. give very helpful feedback in served alcohol. Cavatto. "There are people that Barbara Stomber make sense. It's just the question Sherri Sage The tenured professors are terms of areas that need improve- Allegedly, bouncers have given will abuse everything. It would not of whether or not it can be suc- Staff Writers required to use the evaluations to ment. Other than what the stu- bracelets to those under 21. surprise me if people did abuse the cessfully executed or enforced," prepare a packet proposing what •dents produce themselves the stu- According to Rodis, one of her situation," he added. The Beacon is published on Monday and serves Haledon, North Halacion, Wayne and the commented Watts. William Paterson University Campus Community. Business/Editorial offices are located they will do to strengthen and dent-evaluations are the best indi- friends told a bouncer he was cute Recently on October 24, there on the campus of William Paterson University in the Student Center, Room 310, Wayne, develop their careers. The tenured cator of success in the teaching and smiled at him. He didn't even was a riot in the Student Center W 07470 -973-720-2248. The Beacon receives no money from WPU or its student body which occurred when both the and therefore relies solely on advertising revenue to operate. faculty member must submit also and learning process." ask for identification and gave her Funded By the Student Government Association in the packet two signed reports of a bracelet. "The bouncers are stu- ballroom and Billy Pat's had events going on. Since that time, class observation, and a self dents, that's the problem," said ^^^ • i t!i' NOVEMBER 24, 1997 THE BEACON MONDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1997 THE BEACON PAGE 4 Opinions & Review Are you creative? The Beacon WPU: An "interesting" campus L BOARD ith only a few leaves struggling to remain scrapped. The fence which was recently erected Like designing things? Tracy Bodoff • Editor- In -Chief atop the many empty branches which grace around Matelson Hall makes it appear more like a Pam Langan • News Editor WWilliam Paterson University with their prison than a dorm. Perhaps WPU is planing to have Tim Bornemann • Insider Editor presence, one begins to focus his eyes else where. All a correctional facility on campus for all those students Enjoy working with others' Ed Erlenmeyer • Assistant Editor those beautiful Autumn hues are gone but WPU's caught drinking underage in the dorms. Sylvana Meneses • 'Photo Editor campus is not devoid of an interesting landscape. But perhaps the greatest, most extravagant project With just a brief trip around WPU one can happen in the works to guard students from the monotony of Like to see a finished product? Norman C. De Filippo upon many truly interesting phenomenons. In fact, the a boring campus is the amphitheater in front of Wayne Editorial Page Editor facilities and maintainence people know how barren Hall. The production of the amphitheater, which was the winter landscape can be, so they are always suppose to be completed by the end of October, has "busy" on a new project to liven things up. lingered on quite successfully, to the dismay of skate- Resentment towards Greek Life For instance, last year a stair case was constructed boarders throughout Passaic County. The reason The Student Government Association is looking To the Editor: grades and our friendship in front of Matelson Hall. Day after day passersby had being students come first at WPU. I am writing this letter in declined rapidly to nothing. the joy of watching workers perform like magicians So when you are walking around campus and your response to your article praising Aside from affecting individu- in a tediously long magic trick. First they removed a surroundings seem too ordinary to bear, and suddenly for a Public Relations Chair and Commitee. Greek Life in the Beacon. als, frats and sororities also neg- broken concrete stair case, and then a long time later, you almost walk into a six foot fence that hadn't been The reason fraternities and atively affect the community. I presto, they assembled another one. there the previous day, or the sight of a plastic fluo- sororities do community work is know of one instance where a But that was a mere trifle in light of the projects rescent OTange fence surrounding a piece of maohin- to stay in existence. They do not pledger had to steal from which are currently in progress. Matelson Hall has ery so monstrous and complex you are not quite sure Responsibilities of the Public Relations Chair and Commitee volunteer service, they do the numerous stores in order to been under renovation all semester. First Matelson of its purpose, you can rest easy knowing you have an( minimum necessary to keep obtain items for a scavenger Hall was supposed to be transformed into another res- "interesting" campus. from being banned. I lost a dear hunt. idence hall but, it seems as though that plan has been •H ^ Creating The Students Voi^ Newsletter, -. m friend this semester due to the I may be wrong in saying that Letters to the Editor can be e- spoils of pledging. During all frats and sororities are bad WHAT'S THAT YOU SAY? pledging, my friend was putbut I know from my own experi- mailed to beacon 1 ©frontier. There are so many issues you wilpaterson.edu, faxed to 973- •H ^ Making brochures for clubs, ^ m through such childish tortures as ence that I will always have a 720-2093, or mailed to The not being able to talk, having to resentment towards them for all don't know where to start.... Beacon, SC 310 300 Pompton wear the same clothes each day, that they have done to me. Road Wayne, NJ 07470 and can ' m ^ 4 Designing the 5GA display cases. ^ . m and having to stay up all night, Mongomerie Burns IH US KNOW WHfiTYOU THINK: be no longer than 150 wordst night after night. As a result, her columns or op-ed articles should Do you think Billy Pars be no longer than 500 words. Letters must be signed. The edi- should change the tor reserves the right to edit for Interested: Contact The Student Government Association Office, age policy? grammar and length. Letters can be no longer than 150 words Manuscripts can not be returned. Student Center 332. All submissions become the No thanks, for not giving property of The Beacon. ere's get picked up later that night when my parents are out celebrating the HLcrazy holiday? Am I to go home on Tell the contestants what they've won! 1997 - a, Jidea for you, Thanksgiving day? ne Murderer and one age where they are to be molded as the future leaders how about classes, at William This does not only affect the CALENDAR OF EVENTS child molester get away of our world. More then anything, they are at an age Paterson University, going up to students, but professors as well. Michaels. virtually scott free. Two where they should be sheltered from the evils of our the day before Thanksgiving? I'm sure they really don't want to Laclair society. "No, that won't happen." You say? be teaching the day before thanks- victims lives go unanswered for. Louise Woodward and Mary Kay LeTourneau are MONDAY, DECEMBER I . Well it's true. Thanksgiving falls giving. Why should they have to This is how the game is played according to the high not the only winners. All these beasts that prey on on the 27 and we have classes on work that day when just about and mighty United States judicial system. 1 2:3O P.M PLYSHETTE BETHEA PRESENTS: WOMEN & AIDS lol IN THE SC the 26. every other worker is off for the First we must name the players. Team one consists children will no longer have to think as hard before they commit a crime on an innocent child. This is also How could this happen at a holiday? of Louise Woodward and Mary Kay LeTourneau. Team two has judge Hiller Zobel and a person we will a victory for all those who have committed crimes on school, especially a university? I was astonished by this fact 2:OO P.M. GABRIEL ROTELLO PRESENTS: A/DS AWARENESS IN THE SC BALLROOM Jf-AV —— Most of my friends, at universities however one of my professors was . call judge #2. Team three consists of Mathew Eappen children. These two trials put fuel on the fire, which across the country, have not. She said, "One year I had a and a person we will call Victim#2 due to his age. The propel criminals or what I call the slime of the Earth, Thanksgiving week off, or at least student tell me he had an exam on name of the game is to see how much each player can to take advantage of weak children as their play toy-s, 2:OO P.M. MOVIE: BOYS ON THE SIDE IN THE LIBRARY AUDITORIUM the 25 and 26. So why doesn't this Christmas Eve." That was when get away with. Instead of being punished to the full extent of the law, university have off on those days? William Paterson was just a col- Woodward and LeTourneau rolled first and got sent this nation and others will look at them as hero's 6f After all, The New "U" hasn't lege though. Now we're the New directly to jail. Woodward got to murder an innocent mankind. This is just another step toward the sinking given students any days off since "U", so we don't have to be here eighteen month old child. LeTourneau got to molest of society's decaying morals. This is an excuse fe>r 5:OO P.M. ANNUAL CANDLELIGHT VIGIL ON THE SC FRONT LAWN the beginning of the semester. We Christmas Eve, just Thanksgiving one of her six grade students. They both go nearly everyone to commit any crime they want. didn't get any Jewish holidays or Eve. untouched because they had a get out of jail free card. The judges which are empowered to interpret the Columbus day off for that matter. But I'm not the type of person to Judge Zobel and Judge #2 rolled next and they both law have instead, abused it. They are there to punish 6:OO P.M. PIONEER PLAYERS PRESENT: A READING BY CHERYL L. WEST- So why would we have class up to people for their crimes. Both criminals were convict- give in, so here's my idea: I hit broadway. Judge Zobel acted as a thirteenth juror • BEFORE IT HITS HOME IN THE SC BALLROOM Thanks giving? It doesn't seem to believe that all professors should and set Woodward free. Judge #2 let a convicted child ed of their crimes, but both judges used bad judge- make any sense. simply cancel their classes on molester serve only six months in jail for her famous ment in their sentencing. They sent a message to the Was the administration smoking Thanksgiving Eve. If they don't crime. criminals that a jury of your peers is not competent in 8:OO P.M. MOVIE: PHILADELPHIA IN THE LIBRARY AUDITORIUM crack when they made up the cancel classes, I challenge all stu- Up comes team three and they draw a card, that the jobs they are chosen to do. We will set you free! 1997 fall semester schedule? If dents to rebel against the system, sends them back three spaces. Because of this Eappen These judges have to live with these sentences in their not, then what the hell were they simply say "screw 'em," and take gets shaken to death before he turns two years old. consciences until they die. When it comes down to it, ALL DAY KAPPA DELTA P\ FUNDRAISER: LEONORE & ERIC HUMMEL smoking when the schedule was the day off. If the university won't Victim #2 gets manipulated by his teacher to have sex these two professionals are just as guilty as SCHOLARSHIP FUND ON THE I ST FLOOR - STUDENT CENTER made up? This affects students give you this day off I will. Call it with her and will be traumatized for the rest of his Woodward and LeTourneau because they let them go DONATIONS ARE BEING ACCEPTED THROUGH THE WPU FOUNDATION drastically in planning for the hol- an early- Christmas present, from life. Not to mention he fathered a child with her. free for terrible crimes. They let down the children of iday. WPU has a music program me to "U". After all, what the hell In first place is team one for getting away with two the world. ' * .. that is recognized throughout the, was the New "U" thinking? spectacular crimes. Running a close second is Judge It is time our nation unites and stop the slime of the REFRESHMENTS WILL BE SERVED It nation and many of the students in Maybe they were just so caught up Zobel and Judge #2 for letting these two ge.t away Earth from preying on our children. We can not cpn- that program come from across the in all the excitement of being a with the crimes. The losers team three. tinue to let them get away with their crimes. They country. Are they suppose to fly university, they thought we should FRIDAY, DECEMBER 5 To face facts, Mathew Eappen and the second vic- have to receive a punishment that fits the crime. home on Thanksgiving? What if stay an extra day, because we were tim are not the only loosers in this game. The children Children are innocent and defenseless when it comes we get bad weather and'they're granted university status. Well I 9:OO P.M.- BILLY PAT'S PUB & COLGAF CELEBRATE LIFE IN BILLY PAT'S PUB to becoming victims of these crimes. It just proves delayed? That will be a wonderful hope they realize it wasn't neces- of today and those of tomorrow also fit into the pic- that these two women and others like them are big trip home. Some students have sary. Don't try and change to ture. Children at these ages are what is left of inno- cence in our world today. They are the only onesthat cowards. Children are the future of our society and night classes like I do next impress others, just THIS CALENDAR WAS MADE POSSIBLE THROUGH THE TEAMWORK OF THE FOLLOWING: THE AIDS ADVISORY COMMITTEE, THE BEACON, completely trust the adults in our society, and are the least we can give them is protection from the Wednesday. I don't have a car on be«U". Jason Richards is a COLGAF, HOSPITALITY SERVICES, LIBRARY MEDIA SERVICES, KAPPA DELTA PI, PIONEER PLAYERS, RESIDENCE LIFE, SGA, SAPB & completely defenseless against them. They are at an scum of the Earth. (Michael S.Uclur is» campus, so how am I supposed to Freshman at WPU THE WOMEN'S CENTER Beacon staff wriior II if THE BEACON MONDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1997 PAGE 6 MONDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1997 THE BEACON PAGE 7 The Insider Gig Guide Pioneer Players & Alpha Psi Omega Present Robert Hailings 11/24 KMFDM@Roseland, NYC 11/26 Bouncing Souls@Tramps, NYC Todd Rundgren@lrving Plaza, NYC 11/27 Fleetwood Mac@WfSG, NYC 11/28 Lords of Acid@The Roxy, NYC Wallflowers@Roseland, NYC Toad the Wet Sprockett@Tradewinds, Sea Bright N J - H 2 O GO! By Ed Erlenmeyer with the Morse brothers and Blake Toby: The first record was just a Assistant Insider Editor over a few bowls of pasta. All bunch of songs written by two or Directed by Allison Wolf H2O has become a bit of a phe- three members were excellent three different lineups of H2O. nomenon. They only started out a sports about doing the interview. This is a solid album written by little less than three years ago and A band like this is destined for everybody together. Wednesday, December 3rd at 8PM before they even knew it, they greatness. They care about their What kind of reception do you Thursday, December 4th at 12:30PM* ' were touring all over the world. fans and wear their hearts on their get out West compared to here? The band's lead singer, Toby sleeves when it comes to live Toby: The West has been awe- thursday, December 4th at 8PM Morse, used to be a roadie for Sick shows. Look out! H2O is runnin' some for us. Detroit was one of of it All and it would only be a shit! the best shows. San Francisco is Friday, December 5th at 8PM matter of time before his own band like a second home to us, good would be playing shows with his What's the reception been like turnout. It's like a New York show Saturday, December 6th at 8PM former mentors. for the new album? for us. It's really good. The whole H2O, which consists of Morse, Adam: So far so good. We did a tour has been awesome. Tons of Sunday, December 7th at 6PM @ Hunziker Black Box Theater his brother Todd and Rusty web site and out of 130-140"people kids are coming out and support- Pistachio on guitars, Adam Blake writing (back), one didn't like it. ing the new record, it's really cool. • This performance will not be cut for common hour. Running time is approximately 2 hours & 15 minutes on bass, and drummer Todd Toby: They didn't say they didn't Adam: Pretty every where we've Friend, have just released their like it, they said they liked the first been on this tour, apart from the photo by Ed Erlenmeyer/The Beacon second full length effort, Thicker one better. obvious places, we've had a defi- Featuring (above) Toby Morse from H2O Than Water. It is their first album Adam; Then a couple of days later nite better reaction than the first ADMISSION for power house punk label, he e-mailed and said 'okay, I like it time we were there. getting to know The Misfits and sounds, 'oh they take you on tour, Epitaph. better.' You kind of expect kids to Toby: Everything gets better every how incredibly nice they are. The they take you under their wing.' $5.00: Students Kelly Don&hue Rauscher Amidst their busy tour schedule come up to you and say 'yo what's time we go back. band that comes out looking the The Mighty (Mighty) Bosstones, with The Misfits and S.O.I.A., up! Your new record sucks.' Any crazy road stories? most evil is like the biggest... , and The Misfits, Shelli Haynes Tara Bicart The Insider got a chance to talk Todd: It's been real good. Todd: I think the craziest thing is Toby: teddy bears they're the main three bands. $6.00: General Admission Jessica K&ttel Alyce Rosolen Todd: You know Jerry (Only, The They looked out for us hard. They Misfits bass player) for a day, and took care of us like little brothers. he's hugging you the next day. A Adam: The reason things seems to hand shake is not good enough. get bigger is because between STUDENT For more information It's like'Hey buddy!' every release, we did a lot of tour- GOVERNMENT call 973/720-2514 Adam: I'd say the Sick of it All- ing. We played to a lot of different ASSOCIATION stars against the H2O pasta (bas- kids. I remember when I was in ket) ball tournament was pretty Shelter, we toured with them William Paterion University of New Jonoy good. Which, of course, H2O (H2O) and they didn't have noth- (y ^PP won. ing out. First o% The Interpreters get Do you feel that H2O, as a band, I think another reason for your bonus points for really slick pacfcj. lalbuin,:D(5 tfic.Math.'knbcked myfJf«»m'o..ihclin|B|&i'|^o what the are an overnight success? popularity is that the band also MONDAY aging. The CD booklet is made socks oil, but this one pales in album withheld, it W&s definitely Adam: If it was an overnight suc- consists of many different NFL up to look like a^assport and , ofHnrjar^n,,' '4\ , ^ * screaming «starige'f If expect- cess, it was a hard day's night. lifestyles. cover seems to-te made c^j "* *' Gone "is" "the catclunt&s, "the "mg anything elsej^om this group Everyone worked really hard. Adam: Within this band you have same material.- *This*deBrtt^yQ £ huge guiiiiTsoundj and thi, jpoundr?' "of ejghlt than thlnkagain. Toby: We busted our ass a lot, a vegan, vegetarians of various NITE SUNDAY was not cheaply made, Freawo43. ujg djuiii eiiergyu;livt:r> thing that Getting righjrintb tbe thick of it people think we don't, but we tour degrees, and a carnivore. You seems to b& expecting ' great < was gu>a( about (he 1'ceChccs has tram tht very Start with songs like year round. have a guy who drinks, guys that things from this band. "• |^H : r bci.n^htf^iin 'J h^,foigguxl projjf ^''Red 'Sweater" iud "Magic Todd: Put it this way, if people get high, and guys. FOOTBALL TICKET Great things may not-"be. iainfe, lem with.diis album is the weak, v-Chickt-n"'we sf|-ihe Aquabats are want to call two years as The fact that we have all those dif- bands future, tot they are eajtebJOlP • almost non-exi-Jlenf production, nothing lnit"sfengei|The musical overnight, they've got to realize ferences doesn't make any differ- of attaining above average things, Tlie tluindejoti^'cneigy that ujed ^"qtyle of thg Aquabats seems to that we've toured the U.S. five ence to the fact that we're all real- Thismreepieciecldm,st9foe ir^cr| 4 $4o be unlcdshfd.by Carlos' guit.ir • shine tlHnug|ig|icri^)st of-their times with no tour support from a ly tight. WATCH ALL THE Philadelphia, but I

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