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February 11th 8:00 p.m. Ingle Aud. Presented By Student Directorate January 29, 1988 CONTENTS Volume 64, Number 13

Reportage 6 ac ti\e lite in and out ot sc hoof, he just Del I.eppaici at the War .Memorial. Fiiuiiuial Aid Dcpartiiu'iil's Parvi-sli h.ippens to he hlind. Mic heal Hedges releases ' Five on the Singh Ic.tds in joint cHorl to inc icist- 1 iger Hoc kev and the Corner Crew go Doiihle Planet", and wh.it s to he lAI' tor stiidi-nts. hand in hand, win or loose. leleased in music. RFI offers students a wide varietv of Reproview 22 Scoreboard 25 g\in (lasses to fulfill llieii |)livsi(al this week we'll take a look at Icc is extend winning streak to five. education lecjiiiremenls. Spielhiiig s "Fmpiie of the Sun". 1 .ad\ tigeis pic k up another win in tout Student organizations oigani/ing ol Roherts. events troin CAlVs guest lednres to l igersharks improve recoid to FO with (ireek Houses' weekh parties/social \ ic tory over N iagara. events must endure endless red tape and forms to sponsor events on RI I falters in c lose game versus (ampus. Na/.nelh. Bruce Proper Fitness Center under RI 1 hoc kev impioves pivoff picture new management starts improving in with 2 more vie tories. just a few weeks with more c hanges in Departments mind. Letters 4 Reprofocus 13 Zodiac 10 1 .eslie Sc (wille is one of the Nations few Tab Ads 28 ( .impiis Sec iirilv directors. Bloom County 29 What's Happening 30 Feature 12 & 18 .\i tluii Rnz/ino le.icis an impiessivelv Cover: Photo hy: .\rthnt Rnz/ino Chi is ()'me.il\

REPROFILE

•Ask anv senior what's toieinost on their the engineering ceremonv hiings the .ict silly and vent their fnistiations, to minds these davs and thev ate most likelv ritu.tl to a glorious pinn.ic le. F.»st seat 's piep.ne them tor a mote dignified to tell \ou. "Ciaduation!" Foi most Rl l c eiemonv was so had tint .i spec iai com ceic-monv? Whv not allow lor .in exti.i seniois, giaduation means getting a joh, in it tee was formed to look into what d.n hetween fm.ils and commencement, getting the hec k out of RH and little else. should he clone. .So far, although the and dedic ate this dav to (he seniors? CckI it is no secret that commencement committee has snhmitted its knows thev get little or no lecognition exercises at RI I are less than what they lecommendations to the provost, fiom the RII coinmnnitv tor their should 1K>. Dr. Rose is still tning to defuse nothing is Ix'ing clone to in.ike this ve.n's .ic complishments. the outrage of many parents after the c eiemony more orderly. RH dcx's much to prepare its grads for mockery of last year's graduation But whose fault is it? Can von hiame their careers, hut verv little for their c eremonv. Commencement isn't tor the the students, es|x*cially the engineeis, giaduation ceiemonv. I his transitional sindent.s it isn't for the faciiltv or the after five yeai-s of living in a meal phase c an m;ike .i hig impicssion on how administration, it's for the patents. .A giindei? RI 1 ceit.iinlv doesn't seem to a gi.id lememheix Rl l. It can .ilso make lecenl meeting with Rose found him h.ive put muc h thought into lelies ing the or hre.ik a patent's dec ision to send the in tavor of completelv doing awav with stress associated with graduation. graduate's voimger sihlings to RI T. commencement, in the face of last year's Commencement comes directly after I'ltimately the grads must take and presions graduation ceremonies. finals week has ended — not even a lesjionsihility for their own Ix'havior. No Since the only .commencement c hance for a hreather. If vou happen to one c an excuse a student who, after five ceremony any of yon reading tliis will li\e on campnx or in Rl fowiK-d housing, yeais of classes and co-op shows up so e\er attend will most likelv he vonr own, von are recjniied to move out the dav dnink at theiiown giaduation th.it thev it is no surprise that manv students have after commencement. Wh.n kind of c an t find the stage without help But with no idea of what h.ipjx'us at a typical RI I ins.me tontine is this? Most students a little toiethonght and helter planning giaduation ceremonv. Here's a cjiiick whom I have talked to had no idea that on the part of the .tdininistiation. and a summary of of last year's "ceremony ". commencement was such a shamhies. It little cooperation from the students, ()ne student had to have his cuts stitc hed didn't take long to figure out whv. Most giaduation could he enjovahle for all. as a result of a liroken cliampagne Iwittle. or all of those students 1 talked to had Fvenone in attendanc e was in danger of ne\er Ix'en to an RI I graduation, and the graduating seniors responsihie for the liigh speed piojectiles in tfie form of legac leave Ix-foie the stoiT c an he told. cfiampagne corks. .Some students were V 1 heie is no continuit\ Win not h.ne .m vomiting and most were tnil\ in slicxk as inloi in.il iehe.tts.il. wheie the gi .ids cm lfie\ w.itc heel the mcKkerv. tiadition.tlh.

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Magazine Untrue Statement? Please, Rn'ORlKR, think about this before you tnake another statement just for effect. Iliis U'titT is in regard to last weeks Alot of people are relying on you for EditorinChief RKl'ROHl.K. I he article makes a good ACCL'R.AI F. information! Mils Morgan point covering the issue of the importance of student votes. Studetits should take an Managing Editor Kristen A. Kaiser active part in the selection of the political President Steve Waterloo leaders of our nation. Off CMtnpus Student Association Executive Editor I he part of the article that bothers me Kris Argento is the statement "A campus organization Senior Editor should sponsor a voter registration drive." We Labor at RIT Bill Amstutz If RH'ORIKR had conducted just a little After 27 years in college teaching without News Editor lesearch, as should be dotie before making ever having to work Labor Day. I believe I such a statment as this, thev would have can safely say that there is only one James Ferme realized that THF. OFFCAMPUS Copy Editor possible reason whv the faculty and staff SrUDF.NT ASSOCIATION conducted a of RH had to work Labor Day last year, and Marco Abundo voter registration drive just last quarter. are again scheduled to do so this year: Reporters The strongest lesson I have learned in my gross stupidity and incompetence at high Adrian Derti Kris Mamula experience with student government is levels in the RIT administration. Joe Marini Rich Leverone that one must do their homework before David Martin Kris Loomis acting. If a student, or anyone for that John I). Sherrick Mark Tiffany Barton Fiske matter, does not prepaie themself, their Entertainment Editor Associate Professor credibilitv is immediately questioned. Engineering Technology Lou Masella Shouldn't this be a main concern of Entertainment Writer RKI'ORIKR? Is it common policy of Doug Jerum RH'ORihR to investigate subjects before Sports Editors thev write about them? RH'ORI KR teat lies Marnie Salisbury a great deal of students and it bothers me Chris Martin that a lot of what they read may be untrue. Sports Writers Jeff Gibb Greg House VJ. Penisse Photo Editor Bruce Strong Chief Photographer Paul Buckowski Photographers Ken Huth • Copyfitting provided Laura Seitz Paul Nisely Cartoonists > Selection of typefaces Mike Kerwin Quality papers available Steve Casino Production Managers in various colors with Annamarie Daane matching envelopes Suzanne Shade Production Staff 15% STUDENT DISCOUNT Ellis Canal Beth Ploeger ON ALL CAMERA-WORK Mike Brunzell Lee Bartell Jeff Wasiiko Ellen Visconti Services include: Stats Regina Swider Jordan Neuringer Negatives Student Specials Advertising Manager Tickets & Menus 20% Off Programs & Newsletters with this ad on all services Victoria Vavrinec with Student Identification Photocomposition Advertising Representative «• Jtff aouM awe.. ii»i»w«ii Acroaa fromttw Mwtatptaoa Robert Williams PERM WAVINQ HIOHUOHTINQ Calendar Coordinator HAIR OOLOMNQ HAIR CUTTINQ 8TU0CNT PRICES ON AU. SERVICES Scott Traylor Ayers Printing TEL: 424-M70 PIT Distribution Staff your campus community printer Andy Minnick (Next to Southtown Beverag«i 1 WAhKEth-ACE 1 AAark Contino 2933 W. Henrietta Rd. 424-6080 JEFFERSON RD^ Advisor Elaine Spaull LUMP BETWEEN LOWER TWITCHY WIRED LOOK LIP AND GUM. CAUSED BY NICOTINE. A high nicotine content makes smokeless tobacco just as addicting BAD BREATH. as cigarettes.

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T he last inc rease in the TAP awaid aw.ucls is to make it possible lor students his selection ot whidi (ollege he will be was in 1984, which lesulted in a $.500 to keep their options open. Students attending. Faced with this fact, RI I is increase in the maximum awaid. .Since should not he deterred f rom c boosing a p.ii tic ipaling in a state wide drive to that lime, there have been no substantial college wliic li best tits tlieii needs hec aiise inc t ease the financ iai awaids ol New 5drk incieases in the progtani. they ( an not affoid it." State's lit it ion .Assistanc e Program ( TAP) "T he message that we are trying to Th communicate the geneial feelings bv over 100 million dollars, a joint cause convey to the students here is that we need of the student population to the state for all itivolved to get the education of their help if we are to succeed in getting senate and assembly, RIT will li.ive their c lioice. this pioposal to the state appioved," says computer terminals set up in the CI' lAP is New N'ork's loreinost financ iai Parvesli Singh, Direc tor ot Financ iai Aid. during the week of the liberal arts add- aid piogram. estahlislied hac k in 1971 to If the proposal is passed, over 3000 diop period in the spring for students w ho pi()\ ide students who leside in New York sindents lieie at RIT will benef it fiom the w isli to voic c- their cone ern in this m.tttet. with access to the colleges tli.it they wish $0,018,848 that Rl l would leceive (RIT is Fac li name w ill he plac ed on .i lorin lette r to attetid and to help eliminate the presentlv receiving $4,9O7,(i40 for that is being sent to the sen.tte and the fitiatic ial obstac les of attaitiitig a college 1980-87). Several thousand other lesidents assembly in hopes of denionstiating the degiee. It is a grant given to the student by of New York who were picviouslv inelig- consensus of student opinion liei e at RIT . the state, atid only residetits of New York ible to receive the award would also benefit T he dates for this event w ill he .Marc h 7tli ate eligible to leceive it. lAP is based on f rom the new pioposal, which would take tlitougli the lOtli, hut students ate encou- tln.inc i.il need and taxable income accord- c'flec t in the fall of next academic year, raged to write to the senate and assemhlv ing to .1 sc ale tb.it is used to award a grant rnder the new proposal, the nndeigrad- as soon as possible. T he people to w rite to based on appiopriate need. n.itc awards would c liaiige .is follows: the are: In the Senate, lion. Warren M. Receiith, bowevei, tlie value of tills m.txinium award would jump hv $570 to .-Xiideison, Majoritv leader; Hon. Kenneth award lias been dec lining, niostlv due to $.'k420. the income to receive the niaxi P. I.aA'alle, Cliaii, Higher Fdiication Com- the fact that the lAP awards have not mum award would rise $3.50 to $7,3.50, and mittee, at the New York State Senate, siif lie ientlv kept up with inflation. Over a the income for the minimum award would .Alhanv, NA', 12247. In the .Assemhlv: Hon. (en year period (1977 1987), consumer inc iease $h,000 to $40,2.50. T he total cost Melvin H. Millet, Speaker, Hon. F.dward C. pric es iose909?, while the inaxinium FAP for New York over the four categories ol Sullivan, Cliaii, Higher Fducation Com- awaid increased only .58%, a whopping students (undergraduate dependent and mittee, New York State Assemhlv, .Alhanv, 32% difference. .As a result, several stu- nuclei graduate emancipated, graduate NA', 12218. Don't forget to include vour dents who need TAP have been turned dependent and graduate emancipated) home addiess in yoni letter. Students are awav sinc e the iec|niic'ments tor eligibilitv would inc tease $10.5.79 million. So fat, the also encouraged to write to their state have not been ptoperly adjusted to leflect only item in (iovernoi Ciuomo's budget is senator and assembly-person. A'ou can find the effects of inflation. the elimination of the $200 uppercut for out who they are by contacting your local juniors and seniors. Board of Flections. • T he increases in the TAP program that have been pioposed to the state would According to Arlene F.vangelista, the mean a rise in the maximum grant fiom Assistant to the Director of (lovernment

Red Tape Students Encounter Organizing Events at RIT

Have vou ever wondered what it took for the event is, its scTicduled d.ite, and the Depending on w licre the RIT student Student Directorate (SD), or such talent featured in the event. T he form must otganization is holding the event, such as organizations .is Black .Awareness he signed and turned in for signing hv the a fee lure or speech, the nec essai v arrange- Coordinating Committee (BACC), College appropriate adininistratioii/facullv. T here ments for a lecture looni must he made. Activities Board (CAB), or the(ireek frater- after, the form is submitted to the infor- The next step is to establish traveling nities or sororities to hook events that mation desk, were a duplicate computer arangements for any persons associated students enjoy ? If so, the following will printout is produced and handed to the with the hooked event. answer students' cjuestions. At the same club involved in the event. T his printout Lisa Friedman, C.AB niemher, had the time, students may he amused to find all must he displayed during the event, at a problem of not being aiound when the the obstacles campus organizations have plac e were it is visible to both RIT officials flight of Dennis Miller arrived. Friedman in order to bring some excitement to this and Campus Safety. comments. The airport proved to he an campus. If the RIT student organization desires experience." Friedman (waiting with her Mike Sciotti, .-Academic Program to offer a spec iai talent, they must find an roomate) became impatient, thinking Coordinator for Student Directorate, agent for hooking the desired talent. Miller would arrive late. T hey dec ided to commented, "Initial planning for c ampus Agents also help at figuring out a budget have a beer in the airport lounge, not academic side events begins with a and make suggestions as to w ho is available taking into consideration the ainouni of registration form." T his form slates what and affordable. money they had. After ordering drinks.

6 January 29, 1988 Kiirdmaii asked lu-r loomiiiale. " How l)i. Ruth s conti .ic t spec die .ill\ st.uc ci that •ilso ic <|uiic's ,1 list ol the hesei.igc s to he miu h money do you have w ith vonr" Met no one lel.tted to the medi.i he .tllowed in sei sed, .md .i list of people tlies e xpec t to roomate answered, "1 have some c hange, the piess-conleienc e held .iftei her "Stile leceive. John Simmons, 19H7 ITieta Xi whvr" At that point thev re.iii/ed thev had Sex" sjieec h. It w.is also iccpiested 1)\ the fi.iternitv Pole sit cTi.iirnian, s.iid adniinis- no inonev to leave the airport parking lot. •igent that .i plattoi iii he hiiilt tot Dr. Ruth. ti.itois made it a point to insjiect the and would pioiiahlv have h.icJ to end up Ol she would lia\e .i piohlem le.ic liing the fencing which enclosed the Bndweiser borrowing from Miller. laickilv for them niic to|)lioiie; little did he realize that no heer stand. ITiey wanted to make sure it there was a MinieyMatir inside the Iniilding. one knew how tall she was. Sciotti spent adhered to the pioposed plans ol six feet Safety and security measures are also nearly three hours with the agent trying to in hetween the douhle w lie fenc e to keep taken hv contac ting Campus Safetv, whic h rind out how tall she was. students of age f iom j).issing heeis over the provides fidl lime oiricers to assure no B\ now von must he thinking that SI), fence disc lepanc ies erupt at the door or inside (;.AB. .md B.A( X'. li.ive to go tliiough major ITieie .lie ni.im legiil.itions the .idmin- the lecline room. .Agent contracts are head.ic lies to hook .in event—w rong! istration insists RIT student oig.miz.itions •mother addition to the alieadv elongated I lieie is still .uiotlier Rl l student oigani follow to schedule events. Students list. I here are two contracts, one coming z.ition enduiing led t.ipe to legister a desiring more information on the f rom the talent, and another coming f iom p.nt\. I he (ireek conitminitv also start piocednres for planning on/otl-campus the host. The contrac Is must he mailed and with a legistration form, hut this time it event mav lefer to a cops of the RIT signed hy opposite parties, then t eturned must to he signed hv twice the amount of .Alcohol Polics, or .in Rl l piihlic.ition to their rightful owners. I hcsc contrac ts people it took lot the other events. ITiev inc Inding sue li iiitorm.ition. .A nioie direc t at e stric tlv hinding. and must he .idhercd must also ohtain .i lic|nor lie ense e\erv time .ippro.ic li ssonld he to speak svitli someone to the lettc'i, or the risk olTosiug the t.ileiit tlie\ dec ide to li.ive a jiartv. I he cost for in .III RI 1 student oig.iiiizatioii tli.it has on the night of the piesent.ttion cm tenipoi.n y use of a lic|nor lie ense is $2.5 for pl.inned events under the jxilic ies of RIT. undonhtedly he confronted. Foi ex.miple. e.ic li p.n tv sc liednled. 1 he .idministration •

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7 Controversy Over Students Paying For Gym Classes

RIT otfc'is students a wide vat iet\ ol gvin T hei e is some contioversy over the fac t most Rl l personnel can use. I hey are not classes to fulfill theii physical education that students have to pay the instructors for even entitled to faculty/staff tuition !e(|uirenients. T he courses are put into certain courses. One opinion is that stu- waivers. In fact the only benefit thev are three categories. Some are designated dents pav plentvofmonev for tuition, and allowed is free use of tfie recreational primarilv to impiove students' phvsical should not have to pav for the gvin class facilities at RIT. If these educators were tlttiess. othets focus on teaching health thc'N want to take. .Some of these people paid 1)\ RIT theie would he an increase in and safetv skills, and othets inciease think it is RIT s lesponsihilitN to pav the the amount of monev needed to go into students' knowledge ot Tec leational ac tivi- piofessional instructors salaries. .-Another these benefits. T his would lead to higher ties. T hese classes are taught hv full-time gtcmp feels it is acceptahie to c harge for tuition for all students everv cpiarter, not RIT employees and hv professionals hired some of the more speciali/ecf activities, just during times when they took a gym part time. Students must pay a fee for some fiecause it is necessary in order to get the course. of the courses, either to pav for fac ilities, varietv of courses RIT offers. T hev tfiink T he physical education department ecjuiptnent, or for the special part-time the pitvsical education department has offered programs and couises in this iustruc tors. offerings are great, and do not mind pay- manner for about fifteen years. Despite The RIT phvsical education and ing for sometfiing tfiev leailv enjov doing. some student aggravation at having to pay athletic department emplovees teach a Students have to pav for pfivsical educa- for a numfjer of classes, tfiere lias l)een iiumher ot courses wheie no fee is neces- tion courses taught fn outside instructors little formal complaint, and students are sary. Some of these include haskethall. fiecause tliese educators are not given a generally happv to have the c hoic es of gy m conditioning, weight training, tennis, vol- salary hy RIT. Katy Allan, director and staff classes availalile. Allan looks forward to the leyhall, golf, and sw imming. F.xamples of secretary of the physical education completion of the new Campus Life courses lecpiiring a fee to cover fac ilities department, reports that these profes- Center, because when the Physic al Fduca- or ec|uipmeiit use ate wallvhall, laccptet sionals not compensated h\ Rl l receive tion Department moves into it, there will hall, howling, scuha, and skiing. In addi none of tlie lienefits tliat tegular RIT he mote opportunities for students to take tion, seveial physical education c lasses ate f.uultv and staff accpiire. Thev get no full advaiUage of the department. T here taught hv outside professionals. T his in spec i.tl priviledges sue h as a tegular salarv, w ill he even more course offerings, more eludes ice skating, dance, canoeing, vacation time hevond normal school intiamuial events, and more recreational ultimate frishee, horsehack riding, and hi eaks, medic al covet age of any kind, or time for student use. • tiaining in the martial arts. the spec iai RIT identification caid that

Improved Fitness Center Works to Attract Larger Crowd Feeling restless after those long hard hours Bioderick says, "An overhead fan for soon not help hut notice all the suhtle of studvingr Well the answer might just he c irc ulation. some mat.s, and a larger variety c hanges. .Another forthcoming change is right under your nose, or rather, under of weights for the gym is on order".In the availihility of the gameroom. Presently your dormitorv. T he Bntce Proper Fitness addition to these material changes, the (iameroom is open Mondav to Center is coming out in full sw ing under Bioderic k is working on wavs to bring in Thursday .'LOO p.m.-12 midnight, a new management. .More impiovements a latger crowd. One such idea is a high 2:00p.m.-1:00a.m on Friday and .Saturdav, are being added whic h ate sine to make score contest cunentlv in effec t. T he rules and 2:00-12 midnight on .Sundav. the center a campus hot spot. I he Fitness are simple. Whoc-Nc-r has the highest score Broderick plans on extending these hours Center more commonly known as the cm each oft he video games is eligible to for one week on a trial basis. I he (iameroom, is located in the tunnels under have his or her name added to a numbered (iameroom is available for reservation by Mark F.llingson Dormitory. It is operated list containing a gold seal. In a week or so any Special Interest House or other group hy the Residence Housing .Association the seal will be removed revealing a for spec ial esents. Broderick comments, "If (RHA). In addition to about 22 video number. If your number on the list a gieater demand for the (iameroom is games and pinhall machines, it has two cot lesponds to the one under the seal, vou shown, tfien I can gel more money for pool tables and a fiillv ecjnipped gMn.RH.-\ win vonr own Battle Zone video game! ecjuiptnent". • recently appointed a new director .-Another upcoming event is a pool manager, Henry Bioderick, a thiid year shooting contest, it will be run hy H hall yer HOW efisiLY ouK business student and president of Unity elimination with time on the table. For OWN Um£ CONFLICTS House. In just a few weeks Broderick has those students w ho perhaps know nothing CAN PISTFACT OUK already accomplished a few improvements about the game, that means the game w ill FOCUS. and has more changes in mind. he plaved on a one on one basis with a Ftecjuenters of the pool tables might have small fee to he put up fiont. Fhe players recently noticed new plush, \cTvet green will he eliminated until it comes clown to covets adorning both tables. "Now all I the final two. T he winner of the contest need is some new (pool) hails to go with gets a trophy so look for posted them", says Broderick. Besides the pool announcements as to the time of the covers, work was done on cleaning the event.No matter how frequent or seldom floors and maintencing the ecpiipment. people attend the gaineioom, one can

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Saturday, January 30 • 8 p.m College Union Cafeteria $1 admission _ Bring your bathing suits!!! Featuring: • Free Haagen-Das Ice Cream Bars • Three Pools • Beach Area complete with sand, Scenery and Sun Lamps • Beach Umbrellas and Chairs • T-ShIrt Giveaways • Balloons • Astro Turf Dance Floor • Twister Games • Golf Areas • Contests • All that's missing Is you and your bathing suit! Must have a towel and be In a bathing suit to enter CAB pool area!

COLLEGE ACTIVITES BOARD presents comed y h error show Friday, January 29 7:30 & 11:30 p.m. In Ingle Auditorium tickets on sale now at the candy counter ZODIAC

Sit On Zits It usually occurs when a tight-tltting suit and it comes with a death certificate. It is lef t on for a few hours after leaving the seems half the trick to selling Karls is to (UK) letMiagcrs tall il "hot liih buns." hot tub. Mayo Clinic doctors say the itchy market them smartly. For example, a I)«K tors t all it psnidomouds foUtnditis. But, blemishes usually don't leave sears after Cleveland, Ohio card shop owner hung it's not as hoiiihU- as it sounds. What thev heal, and the condition doesn't Far! tiom a noose and displayed it in the du'\ 'rc ri'fcM I ing to is wliat happens wTu-n ie(|uiie mediral tieatment. window to help it sell. Meanwhile, a sonu'oiK' wealing a light titling bathing Washington D.C. letailer threw some Fai ls suit gets out ot the hot tub and sees underneath ihetiiesofa 19.57 Chevy. .Still blemishes on the tear. .Aeeoiding to VVie Earl The Dead Cat another displayed Karl with tombstones. Mnyo C.liuir Health Ij-tter, the hlemishy and (U K) Kither the Humane Society has no However, the Humane Soc iety doesn't like potentiallv embaiiassing condition lasts sense of humor, or a novelty item creator such marketing. Spokeswoman Kathy up to 10 (lavs and isn't serious. What is a sick and disgusting cat hater. Barrv Baueh says the average yuppie wouldn't happens is that hot tubs that haven't heen C.ottliel) has designed what he calls Karl blink an eve, hut she says it gives kids he maintained pioperh ( an stir up bar let ia the Dead Cat. It's a cat with the stuffing wiimg message about animals. that enter and inflame opened skin poies. kno( ked out ot it — piesiiinahiv hv a car— Designer Aches & Pains (WF) Next time you're in Los Angeles, il ( heck out w hether folks at e grimacing and (ontorting their faces. If thev ate, it's not >:(^^ because the smog is killing them. It turns ..THROUGH LOST I.D*S:.. out they'ie piaclicing the pinched face look because it's fashionable and tiendy among yuppies to he in phvsical pain. I hat's the claim of Los .Xngeles aiea chiiopractor Mark Rubins. He says voting GMo^, \f\t)^ flUM ^oot^ M 5JteL up-and eoiners practice suffering fiom "designer ac hes and pains" because it has a higfi appeal for high achievers. Sort of H^H^'OVei?fo r>(Ke <8e> ti^bi^ ?ikcit\ like .111 athlete in training, Di. Rubins says \nppies think looking like thev just |)ut in .m IH hour dav makes them look (ool, and NEANDERTHAU m^i>f^ Wk think it w ill get them tespe( t. But, it's just ^Mt9\m Firr^'Hib 4t>, 4NP the opposite. Rubins says being in constant l^tM^ fWitle IMA/^ OAlMtP physical discomfort or giving that WX£)(Tifi6 tole ^lu *J appearance is neither healthy nor sexy. m Me \ ^ ^ti if^ kii ?mor fLoviMeri Roll Them Bones (WF) 1 hev mav not he listening to Ozzie Osborne and Led Zeppelin albums l)a( kwaid, hut teens and college students in Indiana have the black magic hug. I hat concerns Hendricks County Sheriffs detective Michael Nelson, who reports that theie has heen a rash of grave rolifiings since last October. He says as many as 15 bodies have heen stolen from graves in the iiiral countv just west of Indianapolis; 4L/)^^6 WifilvM^i Woac? \s there ate at least tliiee satanic cults operating in the area, made up mostly of high school and college students. POT per

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Winter Weekend '88 Winter Heat Friday, February 5

ll:(K)a.m.-3:(K)p.in. Novelty Acts and Special Theme CAU Lobby Luncheons in the Rit.skeller and CAU Cafeteria (Caricature .Artist*. Roving Stiltwalker. RIT Tiger. Psychic reader, etc)

11:00a.m.-3:(K)p.in. Hayride Across Campus (route on display in the C.AU) Saturday, February 6

7:15ptn.-until Talisman Star Trek Marathon* (Star 7:45a.m.-7:00pm. Bristol Mountain Ski Trip: Buses leave Ingle Aud. Irek II. Ill, IV) Adminstration circle at 7:4,5a.m. and return 9:()0pm.-l:()0a.in. CAB SPOTUGHT SERIES: Kntertainment at 7:00pm. Sign up in OCSA office CAU Cafe. IBA (Ritreat). Lift ticket $15.(K)—Ski rentals $5XX). Co-sponsored with OCSA and the 12m-5:00a.m. Broomball Tournament Begins (Co- Winter Weekend Committee sfX)nsored with .APO) 9:00pm.-l:()Oa.m. Roaring 20's/Gangster Party* Dress CAU Cafe up as a Flapper or your favorite (iangster. ID required—Admission: $300 at dtxir w7o costume, $2.00 advance and at door w/ costume (Free Victorian Photo w/costume. $I.(X) wh) Co-sponsored with (ireek Council—Community Development staff w ill announce w inner of Winter Weekend ~ Rest Up and Turn the Heat DownS Treasure Hunt.

•Events will be interpreted for tfie hearing impaired Written By: Kris Mamula REPROFOCUS Photo By: Paul Nisely

Leslie Scoville: Campus Safety's First Lady

Leslie Scoville is RI'L's Director of Campus Vouth Ser\ ice, and the Rl l Campus Club. She said, "It is unfortunate, hut it is a lole Safety. Her experience in tfie field of law- She is the Co-Chairman of the Education we have to play," referring to the fact that enforcement has helped Scoville and the Committee of the American Society of Campus Safetv's unpo|)ularity is based Campus Safety staff minimize the risk of Industrial Security. largely on the policy of ticketing parking potentially hazardous situations for the Scoville is also the New York State violators. RI I community. representative for the International Still, Campus Safety tries to make Scoville received a Bat helor of Science Association of Canij)us Law F.nfoK ement hcm f il i.il < li.mges to RI T's campus. " I fie degree in Criminal positive tilings Campus Justice from Irenton Safety does often go State University in New unreported," said Scov ille. Jersey. She completed an For instance, during the internship at a men's had weather of two weeks prison in New Jersey, ago. Cam J)us Safety where she was the first responded to 122 calls for woman on a cell lilock. motorist assistance from .Scoville also worked at a people with dead batteries |)()lice department in and otlier car trouble. .-Mso, Largo. Florida, and has about 100 people each had experience in pri- week take advantage of the vate security, prohation Escort Service. Campus counseling, and crime Safetv has also added prevention con- suiting. emergency phones at In April. 1980, Sco various plat es on campus, ville came to RFL as and w ill be adding some in Campus Safety's Assis each of the afiartment tant Director for Preven complexes. Also, the color tion Programming. of the phones may he About nine months later, changed and lights mav he she was promoted to added to make the phones Director of Campus mote visible. Safety. As Director, Sco- Some students have ville oversees all of expressed their feeling Campus Safety's func- that Camjiiis .Safetv tions. These include del iheratelv wit lib olds management of parking information on certain enforcement, environ- cases from the RI f mental safety and health, community. Scoville em- and security/law enforce- phasizes that Campus ment. She is in charge of Safetv tries to keep stu about 75 student employees and .35 full .•Xdiiuiiistiaiion (lACLKA). In 1983, dents informed, hut is "limited in what t an time staff members. Scoville was part of an IACLF.A group that he said in order not to jeopaitli/e the Scoville is one of the few female traveled to China as guests of the Chinese investigation or identify the victim." Campus Safety directors in the country. government. IACLF.A went to advise the Last fall. Student Directorate and One might expect some additional Chinese government on how crime is Campus Safety planned to organize a obstacles for a woman in this male- handled on American college campuses. Student Advisory Board to adv ise Campus dominated field. However, Scoville feels According to Scoville, "The Chinese Safety of student attitudes and give she has been shown the same respect a believe crime prevention is everyone's Campus Safetv tlie opportuuity to liount e man in her position would receive. "I do responsibility." Campuses in China are new ideas off students. I fie Student not feel that my job here has been more surrounded by walls, and all students, .Advisory Board did not meet in fall difficult because I am a woman," said faculty and staff must live on campus. because of scheduling conflicts, hut w ill be Scoville. "RFUs administration has always Currently, there are no alarm or security meeting in the near future. Stov ille plans been supportive." systems on Chinese campuses, but the to speak periodically at meetings of In addition to her Job with Campus Chinese are interested in adding some. Student Directorate and the Student Life Safety, Scoville is involved in many other While in China. Scoville gave a presen- Advisory Board in order to get student organizations. She serves on the Board of tation on date/acquaintance rape, a topic input. Scoville is inteiestetl in student Directors of several groups, including the that was of strong interest to the Chinese. opinion and student feedback on Campus Rochester Safety Council, the Genessee Scoville is aware of Campus Safety's Safetv polities. She tan he reached Valley Safety Conference, the Pittsford poor image among many RI I students. through the Campus Safety office at x285.3.

13 Computer Science & MIS Students SHARE THE INSPIRATION.

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The Travelers Companies, Hartford, Conneeficut 0618.3 An Equal Opportunitv Emplover AXIL T FIRST GLANCE, Arthur Ru/zino seems to be just an ordinan guy out for a walk w iih his Labrador retriever Thai may be true, but Arthur has been blind since birth and the way that he has overcome his "disability " is really amazing. Aside from studv ing computer science at the RtKhoter Institute of Technology. Arthur has become verv active in the community at RIT. Art spends a lot of his time working for the Outdoor Experiential Education (OEE) program xs a ropes course instruclor at the Red Bam. He leads gniups thn)ugh the ropes course, consisting of high and low elements that help to build confidence and tmst thn)ugh creative problem solving. Besides working for ()EE. Arthur also plavs the tmm|xi for Timestompeis. RIT's dixie and jazz hand He hxs been playing tmmpct since the fifth grade. Twice a week. Arthur can he found giving admissions tours of the academic buildings at RIT. He is also involved with the Student Orientation Serv ices, helping to plan and earrv out sumnxT and fall orientations. Arthur started his education at the New York State Sch(K)l for The Blind in Batav ia w here he attended grades

WRITTEN AND PHOTOGRAPHED BY CHRISTOPHER O'MEALLY o g (X e d one through nine. After ninth grade. Arthur switched over t Arthur seems to take skiing like anything else he does, not usin (K d , publi c hig h sch )I at Dunde e Centra l nea r his home. At Dunde. his blindnes s as an excus e for tr v in g somethin g new. "I n a wa y 1 kin" Central, Arthur continued to play trumpet in the sch )l ban of overdo it, not that 1 take on extra challenges because I'm blind e t and also joined the track and field and wrest-ling teams I'll just find something 1 want to do and then find a way to do it, f s says Arthur. Some things take a little longer for Arthur to learn, bu After hig h school , Anhu r wen t to Brockpor t State for "thre , . that's given because he can't attempt most aaivities in way agra\atin g years. " He wasn' t allowe d t o stan in hi s majo r os t conventional to you and 1 compute r scienc e unti l his thir d yea r (as is wit h most schools) U r and therefor e he could only transfe r a handful l of credit a Arthu r use s a guide dog ver y effeaivel y to get around . Ar l toward s hi s majo. r at RIT. He did manage, however, to fullfi purchase d th e pure bre d Labrado r retrieve r from Guidin g Fye s Foe most of his liberal arts requirements as well as completing The Blind of Yorktown Heights, New York five years ago for smal f n minor in music donation of a hundred and fifty dollais. Arthur feels in debt to th r t non-profit organization because it costs in excess of fourtee Arthu r is no w twenty-fou r and this is hi s sixth year oo t thousand dollars to train a dog with a master. Arthur helps ou college . He' s only in his third o, f five years required in his majo at RIT, including co-op. In computer science, Arthur wants t whenever he can at fundraisers but the organization is mainly kep g Skiing—With his guide Shelly Pavlin by get into .compute r software his side. Arthur hits the slopes at Swain writing and modifv ing existin ski center. He's been downhill and cross programs o country skiing since the seventh-grade. Arthu r use s a voic e synthe e- sizer on his I B.M. computer t Bushwacking—As a part of Arthur's job Trumpet—Arthur has been t do his school work. Before h at the Outdoor Experiential Education pbying the trumpet since e program, he goes to the Red Barn once the fifth grade. He now had the synthesizer, to write anything he had to first punch it ou s a week to do maintenance. Last week has a minor in music and in Braille and then type it. After all that, he still wouldn't be awar e he did some bushwacking on the performs with the RIT if he made a typing error until his paper was proofread. Now, hi m grounds around the barn. Timestompers. compute r reads eveiy thing bac k to hi m as he types it, makin g lifd a bit easier . Anothe r bi g hel p t o Arthu r i s receivin g assistanc. e fro Special Services . The\ ' provid e Arthu r with th e essentia l Braill e an t earshot—Arthur recorded materials so that he can keep up in his studies a n does all the repairs on UTien Arthur was about six years old, he started helping out a friends 19^0 Sova." He's ou s his father's diesel repair shop at their home near Watkins Glenn i been helping out in his g the Finger Lakes region of New York. "I started t doing odd job father 's diesel repair shop " since he was six years old. like \^'ashin g part s an d sweepin g floors, but soo n enoug h I wa s doinr Soon enough he was repairs and rebuildin g diesel engines . e doing repairs and Arthu r doe s al l the repair s on a friend' s 197 0 Nov a that Arthun engines. ( rebuilding diesel helpe d him get fo r a hundre d an d fifty dollars . Arthu r could hav . easily made it as a mechanic but he wanted to get another optio g s one else as an individual, it's just that he can't see. Besides and to see what things are like outside his home on Seneca Lake . . His lack of vision, there is no obstacle in his way of gatin I once had a teacher who was blind and it was the consensu ; d around and living a verv' normal life of our class that he had the sharpest wits in the whole school . n "I look at my blindness as though I've got a restriaion Anything from cheating on homework to talking iri class, he woul " r it restricts me from doing things in a normal' way, sometimes nail us right on the spot. Arthur seems to possess that same kee s I don't consider it to be a handicap or a disability. wit . "1 don' t belie\'d e the old myth that blind people have bette . hearing , it 's just that we use our hearin g more effeaivel y ", sa>'y d afloat by private and business donations Arthur. If not before , thi s wa s proven to m e whe n I droppe a s The dog's name will go unmentioned because she shoul a coin an d Art said , "Yo u droppe d a quarter. " I wasn' t realld n never be addressed or pated while in harness. "Out of harnes surprised but it struc k me as strang e tha t he knew it was . r quarter. He didn't think anything of it since a quarter woul she' s a seven-year-ol d plav-fii l pupp y dog, " sav- s Arthur . Bu t wher n obviously make a different sound than a nickel, dime, or penny she's i n harnes s. she has the never-ending job of keeping Arthu d on a clear and straight path to and from the many places Arthu Last week Arthur and 1 dro\ e an hour and a half to Swai r , might be going ski center so I could photograph him skiing. I wasn't surprise ) y After spending about a month on and off with Arthu to find that Arthur is a really good skier. 1 was surprised, though e o Ruzzino I have almost grown accustomed to his extra-ordinar to find him hitting expert slopes, and skiing better than man e n way of life. Not only has he overcome his "disability " but h friends I've skied with. He uses a guide to tell him when to g . e achieves beyond that of your everyday hard-working colleg right, left, and stop. That's all he needs to know to get dow s d student the hill. Arthu r has been skiing sinc e th e sevent. h grade and h d plans to continue skiing whenever a guide is available an An y alienatio n tha t Arthu r might receiv e becaus e of hiy blindness is the produa of an ignorant public having distorte whenever he's got extra cash for a lift ticket 17 16 views through their own sight. Arthur is no different than an (center) The Grim Reaper leads the Corner Crew in demanding one more goal. (far left) The T-shirt says it all. (bottom right) The traditional post-goal headbutt is performed but two of the Corner's fanatics. (below) The Tigers and their crowd celebrate THE victory over A.I.C. RIT CORNER CREW: Tiger Hockey's Jlr w Die-Hard Fans ny time RIT's Hockey team is up against an opponent you will find a devoted backing of frenzied fans known simply as tfie Corner Crew. Alttiougti they have been criticized for their abusive tone toward the opponent, it is not uncommon to hear a cry of "Give it to a kid!" when the puck flies into the crowd. The Corner crew provides consistent moral support for the team as well as creating a psychological edge over the opposing team. DespitAe a decrease in fan attendance recently, this group of dedicated and highly spirited backers has shown their loyalty game after game from the corner of the rink.

PHaoGRAPHS BY PAUL NISELV

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Hedges' Unique Styie Is Captured Live

Meet Michael Hcclges, an exlreiiu-U ot c-nergs in his plaving and during a accompanied h\ Michael Manringon talented and enthusiastic solo nuisic |)erformance; there's definitelv the fretless hass guitar. The comhin- iaii. Al ined onlv w ith his voic e and an nothing hut nuisic on his mind. ation of the two creates a heautiful, acoustic guitai. Hedges has released .-Mthough Michael's voice isn't of music al atmosphere. It's a shame that live alhiims, including the new \'ienna Bovs' Choir cjualitv. he fias a tlie two of them didn't work togetfier Windham Hill produc tion, 'Live on wav of using the tougli vocals to his more on tfiis alt)um; it seems they the Donhle Planet,' and has pleased advantage. "Ready or Not," the fourth work cjuite well together. unhelicvahly large audiences across track, is a prime example of this. I definitely recommend "Live on the U.S. and Canada. Hedges relays his message of true the Douhle Planet." and all of Hedges' "Live on the Donhle Planet," as the identitv tlirougti a coml)ination of work, to anvone wh(» appreciates a title states, is a live leeording of the soft, crisp guitar and slightlv raw folk or jazz influence in music. Other best fiom Hedges' latest tout. The tour voc als. 1 he same is found in tfie tenth all)ums to look for hy Hedges include brought him tiom Fort Laudeidale to song, " I he Fiinkv Avocado." Hedges "Breakfast in tlie Field," "Aerial loionto through the mid mouths of even slips in the opening voc als of the Boundaries," and "Watching My Life \W7. Hedges has a unicpie wav of RollingStones' "MissMm " for a little (io By." Michael Hedges work is soft presenting not only his own material, varietv. I can guarantee that it wasn't yet energetic, no matter the tempo of hut also favorites of the past and not the song. The way he makes his so-distant past. Mic liael ftas perform acoustic guitar sing is fantastic. It's just ed and recorded his own acoustic 'Hedge relays his message of a sliame that he (and other solo versions of songs like Dylan's ".-Ml musicians) don't get the recognition Along the Watc htower," Lennon and true identity through a lliev deserve. .McCartney's "Come logether" and combination of soft, crisp Windham Hill is distrihuted hy even "A Love Bi/arre" written by guitar and slightly AScW records and produces mostly Sheila K. and Prince. raw vocals'' solo musicians as well as a few New The album contains twelve tunes, Age groups, like Shadowfax, and nine of which are his ow n. A few of the many jazz artists. Although they are nine feature onlv Hedges on guitar done to see if the audience was paying not a well-known division of A&M, "Because It's I here" and "Silent attention! "Woman of the World" is thev manage to pioduce lecordings of Anticipations" are two of the captivating. It's a slow hallad, mayhe outstanding cpialitv. Ic> find out ttiore instrumental works wfiich well a love song, hut not nec essarilv a love al)out Windham Hill and he on their demonstrate his talent and nnicpie for a peison. His vocals ate soft and mailing list, write to: Windham Hill style. Hedges definitely has a stvle that aien't forced. I his is definitelv the Occasional, PC) Box 9388. .Stanford, sets him apart from a crowd of dime- song that makes the whole alhum. CA 9403.-). a dozen solo performers. There is a lot On "Rikki's Shuffle," Hedges is — Lou MASELLA

Mass Hysteria Hits War Memorial Here's what's new and notahle in Clash titled Rex'olulion Rock. Rohvn releasing a live alhum on F.pic, yet to music: The muc h antic ip.ited Fire- Hitc hcock and liig Pig will have new he titled. Both of these releases w ill he hose all)um ftas finally made it to tlie releases on AKr.M Fehruarv 2ncl. on Fehruary 1st. Some hot news for all stores. By press time there should he 1 imhuc k 3 will trv again on the 8th. you Sex Pistols fans: there will f)e a a new all)um hv I he Damned. Com- I he 18th will hring a new one from new release from Rotten and the hoys munards, Clannad. Ceorge Thoro- I he C:hurch called Starfish heing on the 1st as well. I he tentative title good. Sonic ^'outh (12"), l*ogues(plns leleased f)y .-Xrista. is We've Come For Your Children. Right six leleases each fiom Island and I he Megadeatli alhinn w ill he now tfie content is a mystery, hut as Atlantic). Soundtrac k \u (Unni Stoming called So Far. So (iood...So What! .\ soon as anything conies up. . .. Vietnam .Megadeatli. five new releases group with their fust leleaseon CBS Fehruarv 2nd hrings us some F.lvis from SST, Close Lohsters. and a is .Midnight Oil, with their alhum soundtracks from the first movies that Pogues CD of Red Rose For Me. Diesel and Dust, as well as the new the King did, to he called Fssential On the 2.1111 of january look for a C.odfatliers release. Look for hotli of FAvi.s. lata Ford and Clannad will hoth new one from TBone Burnett as well these to he hig in 1988. Utopia, lodd he releasing alhunis on the 2nd as as Jimmy Cliff on Columhia and Rnndgien's old hand, is heing le well. Uita's alhum will he called l.ita. .Stewart Copeland on I.R.S. .\ compil- leleased on CD from Passport. I fit- and Clannad will call theirs Serious. ation alhum from the "Live For two titles coming out now AW Oblivion Sc lioolv-D, who made a hreakthrough Ireland" heneflt on MC.-\ will also he- and POV into the college mainstream f rom tfie released. Some additions to the Fehruarv rap scene this past Octoher with Fehruary 1st will hring a new list are as follows: the Flesfitones ate "l*arkside .1-2" (12"), will he releasing .Mission U.K. work as well as a mam- coming out with a new one c alled Hig what appears to he a full-length alhum moth compilation alhum from I fit- Rang Fheort and I he Strangleis w ill he- on the ist of March.

22 January 29, 1988 In the wot 1(1 of pop music there is Whitesnake is re issuing Saints and Hallows Fve on F.ngima's metal label a liealtfiy amount of new releases. As Sinners on the 9th of Fehruary, and Metal Blade. these words flow, so is David I.ee Roth, jermaine Stewart will have .SVn // Again I<) wrap up. Windham Hill will he at the record stores. In addition, Mike out in the 14th. Deep Purple will le releasing Interioi, entitled Design, Rutherford is releasing Small Creeps issue Shades of Deep Purple. The Book Of Metamora, with Morning Walk. I he Day on CD. led Nugent has a lelease Ealiesyn, and Deep Purple on the Ihth. liirtle String Quartet on the 2nd of scheduled lot Fehi uarv 1st entitled (in On that same date we'll see new ones Fel)ruary, for some new stuff in the the vein ofDavid Fee) // You (Ain'l Lick from Billv Ocean, Hall & Oates, and jazz vein of tilings. — DoUGJERL'M Em'. . .Lick Em, as does Robert Plant the Four lops. Some Metal leleaseson and Ace Frehley (of Kiss fame). the 17th include Fates Warning and

A Dramatic Encounter Of The Best Kind

Steven Spielfierg is not really a movie iately before the outhieak of World moment is intensely powerful and maker No, dreams are the true med- War II in 1941. It is here we find the engrossing. ium of this master; movies just hap- main charactei, a little ten-year-old .-Mthough this film differs in many pen to he his way of showing the rest hov, shelteied fiom the events taking ways from his previous films, it is of us what goes on in his dreams. place around him by his parents, immediately clear that Spielberg is Following in his self-established members of the British aristocracy. the mind behind this movie. His incre- tradition i A ('.lose Encounters of the Third Tfie film is centered around the hoy's dible attention to detail and convin- Kind. E.T. Raiders of the hist .\rk. and dream of becoming a fighter pilot. cing lealistic accuracy are constant Hack to the Future (some of the higliest- 1 hiough the course of the film it is factors found in all of his films. Add grossing films ever made) the dream this dream which gives liim the to this a soundtrack hy jolin Williams master has captured yet another stiength to confront and overcome (Star Wars I, If and III. Superman, dream and brought it f)ack for us to each olistade as it presents itself. A Raiders of the Lost .Ark) and the see on the silver screen. Spielberg's uni({ue aspect of the film is tlie way in stunning special effects of (leorge latest triumph. Empire of the Sun, is whicli one is al)le to view tfie events of Fucas (Star Wars 1,11, and HI, Star Trek unlike his previous films in that it is a world war through the eyes of a 11, III, and /VO and we are left with a puielv dramatic. small child. Although the rdm is new and powerful dramatic encoun- Empire of the Sun opens by taking nearly three hours long and covers ter of the best kind. —JOHN DAVIS us to British-controlled China immed- four vears of the war (1941-1945), each

''What's Upcoming In Music?" —You Ask

Over four years after the end of Del most sceptical fans. Between Allen's on eadi side wliile .Allen's driimset Leppard's last show, the band has drumming and the rest of the band's rotated to position him properly. On returned with another strong allium incredible guitar licks, they proved the commercial side, the hand has and tour. Doing well in Billboard's that they haven't lost their touch. Def incorporated into the set an extensive charts, the band has proven that even Feppard remains the same strong light show, lasers, and even the after their four-and-a-lialf year break musical force they were with past infamous audience participation they can still pack in a crowd. During alhunis. One down side was that lead section, to see wfiat side of the tliose four years, the band lias over- singer joe F.lliot's lyrics were often stadium can make the most noise. come many obstacles, the most note- unclear or drowned out bv the music. I his method of crowd stimulation has wortliy being tlie loss of drummer He appealed to be straining to make been used in almost every rock show Rick Alien's left arm. It's obvious that sure that he was yelling the lyrics as in the past year. Perhaps the most Allen is very important to the band, loud as he could. Unfortunately, this commercial of the hand's moves was as they fiave made numerous accom- carried through most of the show and made hv guitarist Steve Clark: when modations to keep him on the tour. occurred during most of the band's the hand took stage for their first of I he hand's 16-song set kept the new songs. Yet a couple songs, such as two encores, Clark returned wearing capacity crowd on their feet at all 'Animal' and 'Women,' were clear a pilot's hat with a flag draped aiound times. Performing most of their new enough to make them sound like the his neck and a bottle of beer in hand. songs and very little of their old, the actual alhum was playing. It looked as if lie had just stepped out band appeared to have very little of Although there was a stagnant of a Poison video. Come on, guys, you what their first song was aliout, 'Stage period between tours, the band bas don't have to change your image for Frigfit.' Surprisingly, tlie audience made attempts to catch up with the popularity. Your musical talent can appeared to rememfier much of the technology other rock acts now use in continue to take you far. N'our fans fiand's old works which included their shows. According to Flliot, the f rom way liack and the new ones will 'Rock of Ages,' 'Bringing On the hand decided to "try something new" he there to see your talent, not all the Heartbreak' and 'Another Hit and hy putting their two-sided stage in the tasteless added extras. Run.' Musically, the band lived up to middle of the arena. With this set-up, — CHRIS GARRETT their reputation and satisfied e\en the the hand members would take turns

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The nu-morv of the 0 5 start, and the the flist jieriod was 4-0 and tlie l igers were for a lient h minoi, Scott Biow ii stored a possihililv of a losing season toiild ail hut in (onimand. I he defense limited the power plav gttal, w ith assists going to Pete lie a nightinaie of the p.isi as RI I is now Huskies to onlv six shots on net in the Sthioeder and Chad Ihompson. tuiienth on a 50 tear and has upped its pet iod, while the offense filed tw it e as H.imilton oiitshot RI I 19 17, hut touldn't recoid to 912. I he wav things have been many on the Huskies' goalie. get it hv Fied .-Xhr.iham as RI I lead 2O going of late, the possibility of going to the I he second period started oil like the going into the dressing loom between the playof fs is even a reality. There are several fit St as RI T scored at 8:02 w hen Jim Cotie first and second periods. players who ate individiiallv helping the stoted an unassisted goal to up the scoie H.imilton stoted at 0:57 setondsof the cause; Fred .Mn.diam the tteshman goalie. to 5 (). I he onh bright spot for the Huskies pet iod, cutting the lead to 2 1 ami gi\ ing Chris Palmer .nid Siott Brow n eat h have was l()(i(l Krvgiei, who stored the next goal H. imilton somthing to cheer about, lint gone above and hevond the not in. But as and wt iit on to letoitl a hat ti it k. His final the t elehration was shortlived, as Rl l a whole RI I has been dominating, not go.il of the game helped to make things ifs|)omled with three un.iiiswetetl goals onlv on offense and defense, hut the I igei s intfi esting as C( X )N'N' scored thiee goals I. ite ill the period fiom Scott Btowii, Steve are also (onverting on the special teams in the thiitl jiei iod to make the score ti 4. .\Iiiahile, and Paul Dei'astjuale. 1 he third plav. But the Huskies could not overcome the |)eriod storing was stai ted hv Hamilton at In the flist game of the weekend, Ri 1 tleflt it and the game ended fi-4, tipping 0:02 of the period, t utting ifie lead to 5-2. faced L'.C()N\. and tilings started on .i RI I s lecord to 8 12 witli tlu ii foin th But Chris I*almer stoted again to seal the positive note. At 1:.30 into tfte period (ihris victorv in a row. \ it torv on a late goal at 17:04 of the period, Palmer scoied. w ith the assist going to l im I he following night, Rl l s(|iiaifd oft his tenth goal in his l.ist six games. Cordit k, giving Rl l a 1 () lead. It was the against H.imilton, w ith RI I s four game I he I igei s have lieen on a teat of late fitst in a four goal spurt spaiitiiiig seven w inning streak on the line. But, .is the l.ist and .ire looking for some more fan minutes. I he other goals in the period few games have gone, RI 1 stot ed first antf support as tliev plav their last game of this were scored hy Ken Moran and lodd never liad to look liack. I he first goal of the homestand Fritfav niglit against Potsdam Person, his first as a Tiger, with a game was recorded liv Chris Palmei, in .1 l.'M) start at Ritter .-\iena. shortlianded goal hy Steve .\lirahile assisted liv Scott Brown and Phil Roc. With —JEFF GIBB sandw iched in between. I he score af ter the store at 1-0 and Hamilton shorthanded

Lady Tigers crush Roberts I he Ri I women's liaskethall team (2 4) 09 31. Karvii Nowakowski led RI I with 17 RI f. With 4:33 remaining, RI I tiailed hy split two games last week as the\ hosted points; I.vtidalou Church had 10 points .1 distant 15 points, 1)5 .50. In the l.ist 1:18, Roberts Wesle\an College on luestlav and .111(1 j.uiet Radt liffe added 9 points. RI I was able to store the final six points I'nion College on Friday. The I.ady l igers I'nion College piovided much more of tlie game hut I'nion still jnevailed, did not look like a first year team against tompetitioii for RI I. I he eiitiie flist lialf 09 (10. Rolierts. The only time Roberts led was in was a see-saw battle, with the lead changing Kris Coon and Cheryl Quinn each had the flist six mniutes of the game. From h.itk and forth, just liefoie li.dflime, 19 points w hile Wendv Clontz grabbed 10 tlien on, RI I Opened up a wide maigin. liv I'liioii's Colleen Dundon (who finished i<,'houiids for RI 1. Quinn leatfs tlie team in halftiine, RI 1 led M Ui I he second half with a game-high 20 points), sank a fleltf storing thus far this vear liv .iveiaging 11.8 was much like the first half, as Rl f lati of f goal to give Ciiioii .i 31 30 lead going into points per game. I he Ladv l igers next 20 unanswered points antf helti Roberts the locker loom. I heii momentum must home game is tomoriow as thev host scoreless for over 9 minutes. In tfie end, h.ive tarried over into the second half Buffalo State at 7:00 p.m. RI I was a fiig w inner over the Red Raidei s. het ause I'nioii started to slip awav fiom —GREG HOUSE

Hamilton Cotitinentals. I he flood gates Tigers Rout Hamilton 13 - 0 opened immedi.iteh .is RI 1 put five goals on the hoard in the fltst pei iod alone. I he I he RI I women's liockev te.mi boosted st( ippetl 1)\ the Rl f g( i.iltt iidei, the defense second |)eriod toiitinued in mutli the tlieir lecord to 5-4-1 tliis weekend, plaving f.tiled to t le.u the putk tiom the zone. .-\ same fashion as RI 1 added tlitee goals to to a 1-1 tie in a rugged game against .MtMaster player scooped up the rehound their total. After the second period, (ioat li .VicMaster and routing Hamilton 13-0. I he and scored. Ihe second period went Clemi Collins sat five RFI starters to give Tigers host the L'niversitv of New scoreless, even though hotli teams had .til plavers a chance to score. The thii tl .md Hampshire this weekend in a gie.it opportunities. Simil.ir to the fltst foui tli lines accounted for a total of four doiihlelieadei. (iame time tomorrow and pet iod, Rl f outshot Mt M.ister 13 to .5. I he go.ils, two scored 1)\ F.laine Casaletto, and Siiiid.iv is 12:1.5. I igeis m.ide a turii.irouiul in the third laini MatDoiiald .md Ciii.i IMerm.ittei Ihe ligers outshot the MtMaster pet iod: Weiidv .Stihitz stole a MtM.ister witli one apiete. ffowevei, tlie leading Maiauders nine to five in tlie first period, pass and dished off to Janet lesta, w ho point getter was Ik'ttijane Moigan with hilt tlie Marauders capitalized on an RI I stoted with 11:()() left in the thiitf period. one goal and four assists; Dawn Cliiie erioi. After a shot fiom the slot was RI I 's second game was against the pit ked up four points. —V.J. PENISSE

26 January 29, 1988 Swimmers Turn in Strong Showing at Niagara Ku'sli off tlu- 112 HO dcsinu tioti of the against Coitland State (llti-lOl). 1)\ the I'lirple F.agles 107101. lop sw ims for Ni.igaia riiiveisitN I'm pie Kagles. the RI I That was not the c ase when the l igeis tlie i.ad\ I igeisliarks wete: I)ehl)ie(ieorge, iiieii's swim team hoasts a heaitv I () tiavded to Niagaia last weekend and c aine Colleen Lai kin, KristaSlavik and Heather leeoid. Additioiiallv. the I igeishai ks lia\f home \ ic tot ions. I he l igei sharks boasted Lew is in the 400 vaid Medley Relay l)een making waves w itii impiessive sw ims lit St plac e times in 9 of tlie 1.3 events (4:47.58); Sue Kullheig in the 50 yard against some of tlie toiigliest sw immers in despite tlie fac t tliat many of the sw immers Fieestvle (;2().U)); Debbie .Ah Chick in the the state. swam in diffeient events tlian thev 200 vaid Bieast (2:47.24) and the 200 yard Iwo weeks ago at the I'liiveisitN of noiinalK would, lop swims for the Fieestvle Relav of Nanc\ Dowdall, .Anne Rodiestei Distanc e Iii\ itatioiial. the 1 igeishaiks included: Mark Klate, Mike M.irie l.o/ito, C.eoige and Kullheig in 1 igei sliarks placed in the top eight in fne ( iosentino, Scott Ingweis and (:iii is Martin l:4t").47. I he meet came down to tfie of the eight events. .Accoicling to lie.id in the lOO vaid Medlec with a titne of 200 Fieestvle Relav and Rl l pievailed hv Coach Carv Manks, "Weie swimming 3: f9.tili: Klate in the 1000 vaid Fieestvle a scant .01 second to plac e f ii st. I he Lady fairlv well for tfiis time of tlie vear. hut we (11:01.27); AiicK Kingdon in the 200 yaid I igeisliarks major strength in tfiis meet still have some piogress to tiiake." I he lac t Fieestvle (1 :.">.3.H3): (itegg Sheihley in the came from tlieii ability to place many of tlie matter is tliat the I igersliai ks doti t oiie iiieter diving; Scott Ingwers in the swimmers in the secoiid-thiough fifth have tliat one sw immer tliat tliev c an tut ti 100 vaid Fteestyle (:r)0.91); (den Fndiess in place latige. RI I won onlv 4 of tlie 13 to in order too pull them out of tiouhle. the 200 vaid Bac kstioke (2:11.0.')); Craig exents hut placed second and tliiid in (i Coach Mauks added. "Our du.il meet Law ton in the .')00 v.nd Fieestvle (."):22.H()) events. lectuci so far is realh a testimoin to how and Cosentino in the 200 vard Ikeast Ik)tli teams travel to the l'niversitv of this gt <»u|) is ahle to pull together tor dose (2:2H.()0). Roc liestei tomoriow to compete in the t at es." -So far tiiis season Ri I has been alile I he RI I women sw immers also Sprint iin itational. I he I igeisliarks host to pull out two ( lose meets, one against the hiought home a victory from Niagaia hut the Alfied I'niveisitx Saxons on Fehi uarv rniveisitN of Buff alo (lOH KHi), the other tlieii s didn't come easily, as thev scpieaked (). —CHRIS MARTIN Cagers Fall to Nazareth in Final 2 Minutes

I he RI 1 men's liaskethall team (21 league, RI I 's Maico Coldiiig (18 points and 7 in scoring and lehounding. w ith 19 points 5-8 ovetall) chopped a close loss last lehoiinds) sank a shot to give RI 1 a 74-()9 and 13 lehounds. weekend as Na/areth College (10-4) tallied lead. Na/areth then scored hack-to-hack RI I 's jeffHaskell finished with a game- in the final seconds for the win. In th.it baskets to c ut the defic it to just one jioint liigli 21 points, including 5 three-point game howcvet, RI I s jell H.iskell, .i seiiioi witli onlv :.58 fell. Na/areth lecovered h.iskets. With 5:51 icm.iining in the game, f rom .Aic .ide. New M)rk, hec ame the ninth possession of tlie h.dl and with :04 left, H.iskc41 went over the 1,000 point mark for pi.net in RI I liistorv to surp.iss 1,000 Darrin I'eterson (17 points) s.iiik .i his c aic-ei. He now li.is 1,002 points with points tot his c .neei. 15 footer and w.is fouled on the shot. eleven g.mies to jilav. I his ve.n Haskell RI 1 hosted .1 competitive m.itcliup I'eteison converted the fiee tliiow attempt le.ids the 1 igeis in points hy aveiaging 15X with crosstown rival N'a/aietli College last .ind Nazareth led 7r)-74. Ihe ligers points per game. Saturday. N'a/aieth held the laigest lead ot .ittenipted a long inhouiid pass, hut it was I his weekend the I igers w ill travel to the entire game in the first four minutes stolen and RI I w.is foiced to foul with just the north coiintiv for todav's game at when thev led hv 7 points. Fiom then on, :()1 lein.iining. N.i/aieth added one more Clarkson I'nivetsitv and tomoriow's game the le.id c hanged h.ic k and tortli with eac h point on a fiee tliiow. 1 inie expiied and at St. I.awience I'nivetsitv. I heir next basket. It hec .inie .ippaient that this g.ime N.i/.neth came .iw.iv with the win, 77-74. home contest will he Satiirdav (2/13) would go clown to the wire. N.i/.neth scoied the game's fln.il eight against .Allied I'nivetsitv at 3:00 p.m. With just 1:57 lemaining in the game. points. .Al.m Wood led the Coldeii Fivers —GREG HOUSE

Athletes of the Week |.inc-i Icsia, .1 jtinioi light wingci lioin ninth pl.ivei in the liistorv ol the RI I to BUI liiigtoii, M.iss.u husclls, h.is Oc c ii ii.iinc ci s( ore !.(>(»(> points. For this .uhievement. he Female .Alhlele ol ihe Week, iesl.i sc orecl ihe W.IS n.mied Male Athlete ol the Week. t igers' lone go.il in a I I tiew iih Mc Masiei H.iskeH's ihiee^iinl jump shot with ."):.")1 L'liiveixilv of4l.nnilloii. (liil.ii io, .md scored lell in ihe I igeis" 7/74 iosslo N.i/.nelh gave three goals the next cl.iv in .i I3() ront ol him l,(»(t2 poinis lor his c areer. He c in ienllv visiting H.imilton College. i.mks ninlli on RI I s c.neei scoring lisl. and l igei he.1(1 c o.ic h (ilemi ( .oliins gives il lie m.iinl.litis his c in lenl scoring average-, credit to iesi.i loi pl.iving well .diei .111(1 j.ini-i h.is |cll Haskell, a he has .i c h.mce lo Unish .is the third leading switching positions. •'l..isi se.ison |.inel hcl|>ed out with senioi gii.ird scorer. pi.tved delense .md this veai we moved hei some ol the I roll! -Xi c .ide. f igei he.id co.u h Boh McVeaii s.iid. "In lo w ing," he s.iid "II was a longh sw in h, hni voniigei plaveis. New York, lec ent .iddiiion to scoring. Jell h.id two good .dl slie has made the li.msilion well. She is She h.is been Iv wrote his n.nne .ironnd g.nnes. whic h inc iiided .issisis, sle.ils playing on a line with two Ireshm.m .md ii m.iking (oniri in the record .md conliolliiig the h.ill on ihe floor. He has took tlie line some time to get togethei." hnlions .ill se.i• Ixiok at Rl l. as he pc-i lot ined .nimii .ihlv lot ns these lout Collins s.iid. ' Bnl ihc-v h.ive done le.d well son." l)c ( .line onlv the vc-.ns."

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The Campus Crusade lor Christ meets at 8 (X) m Fri. The Friday Night Filet on WITR-Each week starting the Alumm Room ot the CU at 11 00pm WITR features music and interviews with a CLUB WATCH selected musical group or artist This includes nearly all Mon. NTID Cross-cultural Club Meeting, location TBA. Fri. Happy Hour at Coco s with hefty drafts for $1 50 until of a band s past and present work, interviews, hard to 7pm Call Mindy Hopper. x6759(T). x6200(V). for more 6pm Free murchies For more into call 424 4531 find and unreleased tracks, and album and poster info Fri. Happy Hour at El Torito's (technically Mon thru Fri) giveaways Ibos. Learn more about your student government—the with 75 cent drafts and a taco bar with txjrntos. 4 to 8pm Sat. Reggae Sounds from 4 9pm—WITR s nationally Student Directorate meetings are open to the RIT For further mfo call 424-4310 renowned and longest running specialty show, hosted community, tonight. CAU 1829 Room. 6-7pm Fri. Live Muse at Idols 88 Litierty Pole Way For more tjy Sister Denise. brings you the best m Reggae from all 1UM. The Pre-Law Association is holding a meeting today into call 232 3410 over the world for a relaxing Saturday afternoon in BIdg 6. room A220, t 2pm Sat. Live muse at Idols 88 Liberty Pole Way For more Sun. The Boss Beat on WITR The best of sixties TUes. Gays. Lesbians, and Friends meet m room M 2. mfo call 232 3410 music with outrageous boss beat guys Mike. Mick and 7pm Sun. Beat the clock night at Coco's For more mfo call Del 4 6pm IbM. Center for Imaging Scierx:e Seminar, BIdg 4244531 Sun. WITR s Jazz Sunday from 6 8pm. The Heart of Ot 2000. 4 30pm Mon. PG s has 25 cent drafts and tO cent wmgs all mght Jazz with Dennis, from 8-9pm. Laser Alternatives, an Tif%. Rochester Wargamers meet m the (DAU cafeteria long entire compact disc show with Rob. from 9pm 12 from 711pm TUa«. Laws has $t 25 St Pauli s all mght long midnight. Just Jazz (new releases) with Tony, and from IbM. Christian Saence College Organization meeting. 12 midnight to 3am First Minute of the First Day with TUaa. At Idols it s WITR night 89 cent Molson beers and Jon Intertaith Center Sun Room, 1-2pm. everyone is welcome well drinks 88 Litierty Pole Way For more mfo call Wed. Protestant Bible Study and Rec Time (or all 232 3410 students, Skalny Room. Lower Intertaith Center, 7pm Wed. Rumours Nite Club has Jazz Sessions every Wed. Community for Nuclear Awareness—Meetings at Wednesday night Call 271-6405 lor more into SPORTS 1 00pm College Union. RITreat (second level) Wad. El Toritos has ladies night tonight Call 424-4310 tor Fii. RIT Men s Hockey team plays Potsdam Home Every second and fourth Thursday of each month from more mfo game Game time 7 30pm 79pm, Care-Gi\«fs. a support group of the elderty. meets Thurs. At Mirage it's WRUR Nile Free admission with Fri. RIT Men s Basketball team plays Clarkson Away in the Hearth Association Carnage House on 973 East Ave WRUR txitton St 50 Molson & Molson Lights all night Game Game time 4 00pm These meetings are free and open to anyone canng for long Sat. RIT Men s Basketball team plays SLU Away game an older person For more mfo call the Mental Hearth Thurs. MDU can hear reggae music every Thursday Night Game time 3 00 Association at 423 4940 with Sister Demse at RUMOURS. 670 South Ave. starting Sat. RIT Women's Basketball team plays Buffalo State at 9 30pm For more mfo call Rumours at 271-6405 Home game Game time 7 00pm Sat. RIT Womens Hockey team plays UNH Home THE MOVIE CLOCK game Game time 12 15 Little Theatre; for show times call 232 4699 Sat. RIT Men s Swimming team plays the UR Sprint Inv Menon of the Spring, Hope and Glory, Whales of August. House of Games. IMPORTANT Away game Game time t 00pm Marketplace Mall; tor show times call 272 1470 Sat. RIT Women's Swimming team plays th UR Sprint Nuts. Raw. Dirty Dancing. Wall Street. Return ot the Living Dead. Planes. Trains and Automobiles. Empire NOTICE Inv Away game Game time t 00pm ot the Sun. Sat. RIT s Wrestling team plays Courtland at UB Away Lonves Theatre at Southtown Ptaza for show times call Game Game time t 00pm 4244520 REMINDER TO Sat. RIT Men s Hockey team plays Elmira Away game The Couch Trip. Fatal Attraction, Three Men and a Game time 7 30pm Baby. Throw Momma From The Train. STUDENTS & Sat. RIT Men s JV Basketball team plays CCFL Home The PIttsfoid Triplex for show times call 586 2900 game Game time 6 00pm Broadcast News. Moonstruck. Good Morning Vietnam Sun. RIT Women s Hockey team plays UNH Home Fri. Talisman Movies The Comedy Horror Show at 7 30 FACULTY game Game time 12 15 and tt 30pm in Ingle Auditorium Mon. RIT Women s Basketball team plays at Fredoma Away Game Game time 7 00pm Sat. Talisman Mcvies. Bedazzled at 7 15, 9 30 and Friday, February 5, 1988 is Mon. RIT Men's JV Baketball team plays UR Home tt 30pm m Ingle Auditorium Game Game time 6 00pm Wed. Talisman Mcvie 5000 Fingers of Dr T at 7 t5pm the last day a student may Tbaa. RIT Women's Swimmmg team plays William and 9 30pn m Ingle Auditorium Smith Away game Game time 7 00pm withdraw from a quarter Wed. RIT Men s Basketball team plays Hobart Home Game Game time 8 (X}pm class and receive a grade of W. Wed. RIT Men's Hockey team plays Hobart Home RADAR game Game time 7 30pm Fri. Perkin^Andrews Dorm Fehruary 5 marks the end of Wed. RIT Men's JV Basketball team plays Hobart Sat. Andrews Acad/Wiltsie the eighth week of the quarter. Home game Game time 6 00pm Sun. Fairwood/Loop Rd Wed. RIT Women s Basketball team plays at Genesee Mon. Wirtsie/Lomb Away Game Game time 6 00pm PAPERWORK NECESSARY TUes. Andrews (Dorm/Andrews Acad/Loop Wed. Lowenthal/Lomb FOR WITHDRAWAL LEQURESa WORKSHOPS Thurs. Perkms/Wirtsie MUS I BE COMPLETED FrI. Faculty & Staff Noon Hour Health and Wellness Series. Reduce Anxiety Through Exercise Alternative AND RECEIVED IN THE courses of action developed to reduce anxiety through ETC an exercising lifestyle versus the alternatives You do The city of Rochester is again sponsoring cross country REGISTRAR'S OFFICE BY have a choice' Speaker Earl Fuller. Professor Physical ski lessons this winter Classes are available for beginning, Education CAU 1829 Room, 12 tpm. call x2065 to intermediate and advanced skiers, txith children and February 5 in order for the register adults $2500 for adults, free for children (under 18) Fri. ISC Seminar. "Data Set Manipulation, combining Register rxtw for classes to begin in January, 1988 by grade of W to appear on the and altering data sets through the use of sorts, merges, contacting the Dept of Parks. Recreation & Human concatenation, and conditional statements." Servces Communications Offce at 428-6900 grade roster. to tt 30am. call x28t0 to register Fri. TGIF Happy Hour in the CU cafeteria with the muse 30 January 29, 1988 BLACK HISTORY MONTH at Rochester Institute of Technology February 1988

FeDruarv v- ceierj^ated nat'syj;iv as c'lacK History flcnth. Tal esorrie ^irne to celeDrate the nch r)e--.T.5oe cf Afr loan Amencan people and commit vour selt to overoomlna ar^^essior; These are r.r.K. two of the •'a'^v ac*ivities being sponsored Dv RIT deoartments and O' gariizaPons- F.e on tne iiY.kOijt for a-'-omoiete iistmg

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Blacic History Month Triuia Contest (Begins January 30. ends February 26) A different fact each week...A different prize each week . Rules 1. caturday through Thursday, the week's prize andclue-s will be announced on WITR -Fil and the campus' electronic bulletin boards, 2. Call WITR (X2000; with the correct answer and be registered for the drawing for theprize You can only be reiTStered once per week 5. Thursday evening, a name will be selected at random from all who called in with the correct response, 4. The week's winner and answer will be announced Friday's in the Reporter and on WITR and the campus' electronic bulletin boards. Sponsored by OMSA and WITR

For more information on these and other Black History Month activities, call the Office of Minority Student Affairs (X2415), A-194 college Alumni Union

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