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MONDAY, MARCH 4, 2002 William Paterson University • Volume 68 No. 17 FREE APO Cleans Up Campus WPU Goes back to Jazz By Alan Ringler By Liria Areche Jackson, Horus Alan, D the schizophrenic and The Beacon The Beacon . Rob Hylton. Eternal is a 24 year old Rutgers graduate On February 25th, Brothers for Awareness (BFA) hosted Back who has performed in such venues as the the Alpha Gamma To Jazz night to end Black History Month on Newyorican Poets Cafe in NY. The topics of Mu Chapter of Alpha Thursday, February 28,2002. The night's her works include college life, Malcom X, fash- Phi Omega at event, consisting of jazz music along with vari- ion-to which she says if you're gonna buy William Paterson ous spoken word artists, was held in the things, buy them on sale—poetry and the University began it's Student Center Ballroom where WP students Amadou Dialo shooting. campus clean-up literally ended black history month with Nairubi, a young woman from Trenton, NJ project. Three mem- applause as the last performer finished her was 11th in the 2001 National Poetry Slam in , bers of this service piece just,before midnight. • Seattle, Washington. One of her works, about fraternity cleaned up Alain Martin, Vice President of BFA said domestic violence, entitled "Goody Goody," around Hillside Hall. that they had held the event for a few years told the story of a woman who was being k "We are tired of the but were unable to do so last year. This year abused by her boyfriend while she insisted trash on campus and they were able to organize things and hold it that he didn't hit her with a bat. She kept run- i no one seems to be once again. ning into the bat when it was in his hands. doing anything From left to right, Missy Torres, Dan Kreifus, Chris Nesi Photo courtesy of www.apowpunj.org The night began with an hour's worth of D the Schizophrenic used comedy and dif- about it." said Dan performance by Legacy, a group consisting of ferent personality types to bring out very Kreifus. They started their project around 11 in the morning and worked hard Antwan Barrett on bass/Chris Sholar on gui- important messages. He started off his seg- until all the'trash was gone. tar, and Jaimeo Brown on drumsi More than a ment singing the theme from "The Love Boat." The purpose of Alpha Phi Omega, as taken from the website: "shall be to few heads were bobbing and feet were tapping He proceeded to pretend to change radio sta- assemble college students in a National Service Fraternity in the fellowship of as they played instrumental funky jazz that tions until he got to a station where callers principles derived from the Scout Oath and Law of the Boy Scouts of America; to had the crowd applauding before their songs were requesting works by D the develop Leadership, to promote Friendship and to provide Service to humanity; were even over. Schizophrenic. The first work the "DJ" played and to further freedom that is our national, educational and intellectual heritage." Spoken word performers held the stage for was a piece about how poets can save lives The next area to be cleaned is undecided. For more details, go to: www.apow- the res.t of the night. Among these were with their words. punj.org ' Eternal, Nairubi, Birdy, The Bulanians, Horus See Back to Jazz, page 3 NJHECS Formed to Unify State Colleges
By Jim Schofield oltege of Rutgers UnW&rsity. ing delegates to draft a resolution m support Kaan will contact NJIT, Rutgers New&tfe and News Editor The budget situation has affected each of NJHECS, of what the delegates decided to the New Jersey Medical School. TCNJ will school in different ways. Douglas has insti- move forward with and to let the New Jersey get in touch with Richard Stockton College, Officers from the Student Governments of tuted a hiring freeze and is dismissing about Legislature and Governor McGreevey know Rowan University and Rutgers Camden. public institutions of higher education across 1200 facilities workers over the course of the that the situation is not acceptable. "It's not Douglass volunteered to speak with the the state of New Jersey met on Saturday, semester, along with switching to non-union that there's not money, it's that education is Governing Associations of the rest of Rutgers March 2 at William Paterson University. workers for their ongoing construction. not a priority," clarifies Allred. New Brunswick, while WPU will contact .. William Paterson's Student Government Despite the fact that Rutgers gets heavy cor- A delegate from WPU was chosen to head Montclair State University and Ramapo Association (SGA) President Rashad Davis porate funding, their tuition is likely to up the effort of communicating with papers College. organized the gathering. Davis had planned increase. Kean, with an already understaffed from all around New Jersey. He plans to get This meeting also saw discussions over to hold such a meeting in April for general maintenance department, has also instituted in touch with every local paper in New lunch oi more general topics of concern to purposes, but decided to attempt to move a hiring freeze. While their Student Jersey, along with the Philadelphia Inquirer. student governing bodies. Each delegate the session up to this time because of the Organization (SO) has not yet felt the cuts, Davis has already sent a letter to the explained a little about their own govern- budget cuts handed down from the state. they are increasingly worried about next" Governor's office. The letter was written on ment body, and how they dealt with "This gives us an issue to focus on," said semester. Both WPU and TCNJ have similar behalf of "students of state funded colleges finances, the administrations of their various Davis as the conference convened. The dele- situations, freezing new Wrings in most areas and universities in New Jersey." It states that colleges and other issues that face them all gates chose unanimously to name the new and requesting that the colleges, and depart- "a delegation of student leaders... would like universally. organization the New Jersey Higher ments spend less. In addition, professors to voice our concerns about these [budget] While NJHECS met this time simply with Education Coalition of Students, or NJHECS. who were planning to go to conferences are cuts," and "the advantages of state funded a general purpose in mind, they have already In all, fourteen students from four univer- being asked to stay behind. No academic higher education to New Jersey students and begun the process'of becoming a permanent sities were in attendance. Davis, along with programs are being cut at these universities, why it is so important continue supporting body to represent the best interests of higher SGA Executive Vice President Daren Smith, however. state colleges." Davis informed the delegates education students in New Jersey. A WPU SGA Treasurer. Tyeshia Henderson, SGA Vice NJHECS plans to use the powerful college at the NJHECS meeting that the Governor's student was appointed by the delegates to President Olivia Amanfor and Junior Class student lobby, combined with media expo- office had received the letter and an appoint- draft a Charter for the organization, which Treasurer Sarah Depadova represented sure and a student petition sent to all partici- ment for a meeting is pending. will then be approved by the legislative body William Paterson University. President pating colleges, to influence the government While County Colleges were not invited to of any student government that wishes to Renny Jagdleo and Senior Class President in Trenton. The exact wording of the petition this meeting for logistical reasons, NJHECS join. This student, who is also a member of Washington Alfredo Lopez represented the is still being worked on, and one of the dele- has every intention of including them. Davis the WPU SGACourt of Judicial Review, has Student Organization of Kean University. gates from WPU will be taking it to the WPU has taken on the task of getting in touch with promised to have-the charter "completed by Vice President of Student Services Maria SGA Attorney, Gerry Brennan, for review them to extend invitations to the next meet- March 22 at the latest. TCNJ has agreed to Ambio and Freshman Class President Roy and advice. It will be sent via email to the ing. In addition, each college took on the host the second meeting of NJHECS; which Dean Johnson jr. represented the College of participating colleges in its completed form responsibility of getting in touch with some has been set for Saturday, April 6. New Jersey. External Vice President Audrey by Wednesday, March 6. Each Student t the remaining four-year institutions in New Allred and a University Senator represented Government will also be asked by the return- Jersey and informing them of what went on. Continued in "NJHECS," pg. 5
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K 1 J, Campus News Biomedical Research Biomedical Informatics ASL: American Sign Language Clinical Nutrition Cytotechnology sign "I am happy," you would make the sign for Dentistry By Jen Sinclair T, followed by the sign for 'happy,' then repeat Dental Hygiene Diversity Editor the sign for T. Diagnostic Imaging With this basic sentence structure in mind, the Diagnostic Medical Sonography Dietetics On Tuesday evening, February 26, 2002, audience went through the packet as a group, EMT-Paramedics Resident Assistant Laura Barry was kind enough picture by picture, with Mathew signing each Health Sciences to Have her cousin, Mathew Hall teach an hour word, and the group repeating it. The group Health Systems long introduction seminar on the basics learned the importance of facial expressions. For ,of American Sign Language (ASL). example^ if one were to sign "I am angry," it He started by pushing some couches around would not be effective without an angry facial OUR SPECIALTY in the Towers Pavilion Lounge to better accom- expression to accompany the words. It follows IS HELPING YOU modate the relatively small turnout. He then then that one should slump slightly when sign- FIND YOURS. passed out packets which used visual aids to ing "tired", and the eyes should light up for. describe the hand movements for the ASL alpha- "surprise". bet, basic emotion words and sentence structure, We learned words pertaining to the school Medicine and careers. The audience went through the environment, such as "student" and "teacher", Medical Technology' Nuclear Medicine alphabet as a group, then learned how to say, words that pertain to certain careers, and every- Nurse Midwifery "my name is" and 'finger spell' each person's day conversation words. While by no means an Physical Therapy name. Mathew then went on to explain that expert, the audience left that evening with some Physician Assistant there are different types of sign languages, much basic background knowledge about ASL now Psychiatric Rehabilitation as there are different spoken languages. It isn't and a desire to learn more. Respiratory Therapy just signed English, but another language entire- Surgical Technology Toxicology ly, with different sentence structures, gestures, Vascular Technology and facial expressions that are unique to the deaf Public Health population. Bachelor of Science in Nursing ASL isn't just about the hand signals. First, Master of Science in Nursing \ 5 Ph.D. Program in Urban Systems there is a 'signing space', the area from the top of ... and many more opportunities the head to the stomach, where all the signing takes place. 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Players mlist be 18 973-486-8072 www.onscore.com State of Emergency By: Kevin Smith The Beacon when a Black or Latin CEO walks into a meeting ir the 1st Aol & Time Warner, AmEx, time and someone say "Oh, I and Merrill Lynch three of didn't know you werso, so Americas largest companies, young." That day wilboon might of just moved to another appear, maybe not to pu or me tfuragh), spate may be a bit moregjsr _ I Axuba. level. Richard D. Parson CEO of but we need to discusun some IV color, pad you can probably outruri tril^'to •"., ' especially to visit heir children and young grand AOL & Time Warner, Kenneth I. form where we are alheading. class, but y«* can't beat the entitiuslasi|Jitfut)Jeftf'i;';) 'chfl(|iert who iin^fcti Lo» Angeles. You can >.; Chenault, CEO of American On March 6th in th Towers sitivity of the Students of Life (SOL) members''' *aiway» ajcognize her by the warn cheerfuT' • Express, and E. Stanley O'Neal Pavilion there will be; "State of who have volunteered to be an integral part of smile on her face and her upbeat ways. soon to be CEO of Merrill Lynch Emergency" meeting it Blacks William Fatereon University. Volunteering in a mentor program is now one of has just passed over the color & Latinos Men. Hostei by A college experience is made up of many her important goals. line of the system. (Newsweek Doshon Farad and suported by • wonderful, as well as bewildering, times. The. Meet Jeanne Nitto a young eighty-one year Jan. 28; 2002) These three various organizations uch as SOL program consists of committed and trained old Italian grandmother, who is raising a grand- African-Americans have worked Phi Beta Sigma, Brothes For elder volunteers who are offering their service child who has recently become a Mom. She is hard td^become who they are in Awareness, The Freshnan Class, and skills to support students in a variety of vitally interested in young people as is wit- this country. It seems there is a and more, the aim of fe pro- I ways. nessed by her having a teenage grandchild and quite storm brewing somewhere, gram is to bring peopl together You've met six of the members through her son living with her in Clifton, Her field was something that might just wash peacefully to voice conerns their brief biographies. Can you match any of retailing. She has worked in almost all depart- away color lines all together. The plaguing our society aiwell as the members so far with the faces you have seen ments including bridal wear, gift shops and question that's on most minds is, our way of life. Why d you or will see around during the March events on clothing and accessories. She volunteered in a has it stared early, are we ready need to be there? Becase these campus? Here are three more close-ups. hospital gift shop as Co-chairperson for fifteen for such changes? We don't issues of race and ] know yet but it's going to be one affect us all. Meet Lorraine McDonald who became an years. With an optimistic attitude, she treats life hell of an historic time for us all. Elementary School teacher after working in the as a journey full of adventure. Her nature is Parson, Chenault, aci O'Neal didn't become as they now office of Fulton S. Sheen days and attending very positive, therefore, enabling her to be help- What if blacks or Latinos did- re without a little help. ) t as you Fordham University nights. After raising two ful to whomever she encounters. n't strive to own their own busi- u nesses? They would have to are now, maybe they vere con- children she went back to work as an Need some help dealing with the demand- work within other companies fused, or maybe they hew and Editor/office manager. Lorraine loves people ing college pace? Feeling overwhelmed and iso- that might be white owned and wanted change and stod up lated? SOL is there to help. and volunteering. Her interests include art and work their way up. It took some- and took charge. Wh^tver they architecture; traveling, music, reading, swim- How to make contact? call Daphne Joslin, time, but the'segregation, which did, they can look ba^nd say ming, gourmet cooking and attending lectures. Ph.D., Institute for Creative Aging 973-720-3692 was fought against, seems to be they took the right p<*tl I ask Meet Sandi Lesh, a recently retired Special Students of Life for additional information and mentally phasing out of the soci- you, where do you thji< you're an appointment. ety. What a country it would be going? MONDAY, MARCH 4, 2002 Campus News A Look at the SGA Campus Blood Drive Plagued by Low Attendance The eorttra'Cf with K&$, wfcklt comes -Op Mew Editor for rerie-tv&I on June 30, states that #«;? ByJimSchofield ly seperate from the American Red Cross, will «M&e for ev-ente when called, ' News Editor which many Americans have been express- The tfaiversity will haye to go with* meaning thai there will be no problems ing discontent with after they took too much out a Dean'of Students for the time with using another security company if This past Tuesday, the Blood Center held blood following the September 11 attacks being* ffoe Search Committee has the University simply stops calling one of their regular blood drives in the and were forced to throw some of it away. ; rejected all the applicants for the posi- R&S. Students who know ol security Student Center Ballroom on campus. Many people also believe that, since they tion after the interview period. "I did- companies that should be considered Despite the obvious and fundamental need gave blood after September 11, no more is n't feel mat any of the candidates were are welcome to submit Jhek names and for blood needed. truly ready to come frian d work on tfii$ any information they have to donations, However, campus, especially with Student - Sophomore Class President Jason however, some blood there were Government," stud SGA President Richardson, who also chafe the Public components hardly any have a shelf Rashad Davl$, who served as a member Safety Committee. A more in depth donors com- of ihe committee, while he was report- article on this subject will be printed in life of only 5 ing to the days. In ing the situation to the SGA Executive next week's Beacon. event. addition, a Board. The search will continue, Interests/Hobbies- Watching/playing basketball + football, music, chillin', surfing the web, playing Spades, rap + hip-hop Favorite Historical Figure- Nikki Giovanni (poet) Favorite Historical Figure- Jesus Goals for the SGA- "Our goals can only be reached through a vehicle of a plan, in which we must fervently believe, and upon which we must vigorously act. There is no Goals for the SGA- To be a strong political driving force and stay a strong advocate of other route to success." -Stephen A. Brennan students rights. Also to try to find more ways of unifying the campus and inspiring oth- ers to get involved. Intentions for Next Year- My intention for next year is to graduate with high honors. Intentions for Next Year- I can't say exactly what the future will bring. However, Personal Quote- "There is always something to do. There are hungry people to feed, besides becoming one step closer to a degree, I hope to experience new challenges, ven- naked people to clothe, sick people to comfort and make well. And while I don't expect ture to new heights, network and stay true to myself and the ones that support me and you to save the world I do think it's not asking too much for you to love those with continue to brush off the haters and leave them in the dust. whom you sleep,.share the happiness of those whom you call friend, engage those among you who are visionary and remove from your life those who offer you depres- Personal Quotes- "If you can't bear no crosses you can't wear no crown." sion, despair and disrespect." -Nikki Giovanni "Blackness is no longer a color; it's an attitude." "Each teach one." Features The Beacon takes a look at the The Naked Truth: world of adult entertainment Editor's Note: they mind? for a hair specialist. Once I get she's 20. She wanted me to get All names, including the author's Candi: I don't tell them that shit. Beacon: Have you ever done a myself working at somebody's her cigarettes, cause she wouldn't name, have been changed in this It's my business. * bachelor party where you broke salon.... go. I asked why, she said she just article. up the impending marriage? couldn't. Beacon: Before you end up [Note: All entertainers are By AlexMilano naked, what outfit do you start checked to be of legal age.] The Beacon outwearing? Candi: I wear based on what the Beacon: If you don't mind me Let me set the scene. I'm at a other girls are wearing. I compete asking, are you straight or bi? Burger King parking lot, inno- with the outfits. Candi: I'm bi. cently waiting while drinking a soda. This kid I knew suddenly Beacon: And if it's just you? Beacon: Have you ever gotten "appeared with these 2 girls next Candi: I go for something pregnant from doing a party? to him. He's 20, and one girl naughty, tight, short, my black Candi: No. Hell no! looked about 22 or 23. The other dress with chains on the side. ' about 27. I knew him from one My matching vinyl black shoes, Beacon: Would you do a party at of my-classes. The ladies were 6-inch heels. I let my hair down. William Paterson University? new to me. And I put nice mellow makeup Candi: Yea.. .1 would. "Hi John. Where's the bounc- on; keep it real simple, but sweet. er?" His reply wasn't what I was Plus I bring my toys. Beacon: Are you free this week- expecting. Beacon: What kind of toys? I end? "I'm the bouncer." bring my didlos, my vibrators, Candi: re you really asking me Now let me rewind about two • whatever. that? weeks so this all makes sense. I'm sitting in class, and I watched Beacon: Guys like that? Beacon: If I had five bucks on the kid sitting next to me read the Candi: Oh yeah... me, would that get me anything? Beacon. I mentioned to him that Candi: No. I wrote for it, and he decided to Beacon: What's the most you Beacon: Ok. Just checking. give me a great story. Kind of a made in a night? once-in-a-blue moon story. He Candi: $800 So we get to the party. I just informed me that he worked for stayed in the background and Ex-Entertainment, an Adult One of Ex-Entertainment's Dancers photo courtesy of Ex-Entertainment Beacon: Have you ever popped watched. We dropped off the Entertainment company, and that out of a cake? girls at their respective locations, he was the driver. "He drove the Beacon: How about school? Candi: No. Nope, never. That Candi: A cake? No...I would like and John and I headed back to bouncer and the stripper(s) to the College? What's the highest form would never happen, unless in a to. the Burger King. locations, and drove them back of education you've completed? movie. afterwards. He invited me to tag . Candi: Freshman in college. Beacon: What's the youngest . Be sure to pick up next week's along one day to see this all hap- Beacon: How much longer you stripper you've ever seen? Beacon for an interview with pen, and maybe see something I Beacon: Do you go to any special plan on doing this for? Candi: Maybe my friend. She John, the bouncer. want to write about. school for this kind of work? Candi: Until I finish my license seemed like she's 17. But she says Candi: I had that in me baby, it's PRESENT DAY:. Thiskid was • '• .natural-'--*••"'• '.• '•""• •• >•-••?••••• • about my height. My build, which means he wasn't rippled Beacon: Any dancing back- with muscles. He. told me he's ground? been called a string bean even. Candi: Modern Dance, African Definitely not the type you pic- dance. ture for a bouncer. "You're the bouncer?" This Beacon: Any medical alterations? was still shocking to me. He then Implants, etc? explained that he was the bounc- Candi: I'm going for it. Implants. er (again) and that this first lady I am going for a DD. with him was Candi, and the sec- ond was Shana. They were strip- Beacon: Between the Go-Go bars pers. and the bachelor parties, what's We jumped in the car and the strangest experience you've head off towards the party. had? Shana didn't like the idea of Candi: This guy asked me to pee being interviewed, so she stayed on him. silent. However, Candi decided ; Beacon: Did you do it? to help me out with an interview. Candi: Hell yeah! We decided to do it before the Beacon: Did he pay enough? Yes show, so,I could fully enjoy the he did! show and not have to think about this later. Beacon: Is there anything you won't do? Beacon: How old are you? Candin: Yeah. I won't get AIDS. Candi: I'm 24. Beacon: Obviously, I think that's Beacon: How long have you been something we all want to avoid. doing this? Is there anything you don't do if Candi: About 4 years, on and off. a guy asked for it? Candi: I'm freaky! So there's Beacon: How did you get into nothing I won't do. Nothing... this? Candi: I was working in a shoe Beacon: What type of show do store, and 2 people walked in. An you do when there are multiple agent and one of his girls. She girls at the party? happened to be his fiance. They Candi: I don't fuck with all the both gave me their cards and girls. I have one partner I fuck they recruited me that way. I with. Her name is Rachael. She's started for this company [Ex- a nice Puerto Rican chick, tiny- Entertainrnenf] when I ran into a ass, but she's nice. Nice personal- girl in the Go-Go Scene. She . ity. We became comfortable with belonged to the agency.' each other. Not as girlfriends, but as working partners, and we Beacon: Have you had a ' just trust each other, no one else boyfriend while doing this? Do involved. That's good... OPEHS FRIDAY, MAECH 8 IN THEATRES EVEEYWHBItE MONDAY, MARCH 4, 2002 Letter to the Editor I'm Not Realty Me, and I Have the As a junior here at William Paterson University in my opinion it Pictures to Prove It never ceases to amaze me how the long-term tenured professors and By Latrj Ouw there,, die guard asktd to >>«» m\ >h%. quitkly -k'pped up to Rtj veteran full-time working staff are quick to always "blame the stu- ID William Paterson University 300 Pompton Rd SC310 Wayne, NJ 07470 Main Number: 973-720-2248 Fax: 973-720-2093 Larry Clow Email: [email protected] Editor-in-Chief Confidential Tips: [email protected] All calls to and from The Beacon are subject to electronic recording in compliance with the laws of the State of New Jersey and FederaTCommunications Commission great number of teachers to say judgment on someone else, for at flesh and come down arid sacri- what their itching ears want to whatever point you judge the fice himself for us? I think so. It is tfesus Saves hear. 4They will turn their ears other, you are condemning your- • agreed that no one loves us more away from the truth and turn self, because you who pass judg- than God. Does he not love us aside to myths." ment do the same things. I would enough to lay down his life for Thank you to everyone that would you react if you even over- By the Way, God delivered say that if I were caught passing us? John 15:12-13 says 12 My reads The Beacon and especially heard someone speaking untruly Moses and his people out of judgment on someone than that command is this: Love each other for your feedback. This issue was and negatively about your moth- statement would be correct. But as I have loved you. 13 Greater scheduled to address LOVE; The er, cousin, sister, or brother? Well the bi ble also says in 1 love has no one than this, that he LoVe of Jesus and how God's if you said yes to any of these, Thessalonians 9 "For God did lay down his life for his friends. Love was displayed on the cross, then you understand what I'm not appoint us to suffer wrath but Do you really believe that God is but I'm going to postpone that so saying. Jesus is my father and to receive salvation through our omni-present? Omni-present I can respond to the issues I've many more. Loid Jesus Christ. 10 He died for means everywhere at all times. been receiving in my e-mails. Africa/Christianity us so that, whether we are awake Well if God is so Great and Politically Correct #1A young man on campus or asleep, we may live together Loving, couldn't he be in the flesh I received some negative com- seems to believe that Christianity with liim. 11 Therefore encourage walking the earth and reigning in ments for my boldness in my last didn't exist in Africa.- He also one another and build each other heaven simultaneously? Does he column. I am happy for this. Now believes that Christianity.was up " I point-out verse 11 not possess the Power and Love I know that Satan is angry and a tool used by the "white" "Therefore encourage one to do what Jesus did? I will close mad at the truth I print, but I man to mentally enslave another and build each on that note and I think'this want to be clear. I have no intent African Americans dur- other up." Often when leaves a door open for Love and on personally offending anyone. I ing the slave trade. you hear a Christian how it was fulfilled and dis- try my best to love all as Jesus has First I would like to telling another played through Jesus Christ. loved me. But as far as Christians say that two different ; 0 Christian about right Scripture of the week: Isaiah 9:6- watching their every word so that people sat down and and wrong; it's not 76 they don't offend someone...Do presented him two intended to be judg- "For to us a child is born, to us you wonder about the Christians very, different theories. One is Last time I checked, Egypt was in ment, it is intended to help us a son is given, and the govern- that are offended or even hurt • false and one is true. He has no Africa. edify ourselves so that our walk ment will be on his shoulders. when you say Jesus is not God, or proof of either claim. If he search- Judging with God gets better and better And he will be called Wonderful make jokes about him? Do you es, then he would find the truth, #2 Judging. lam getting tired each day. My brothers and sisters . Counselor, Mighty God, look around to apologize when but I don't think he wants to of people hanging on to my every in Christ call me out daily, do you Everlasting Father, Prince of you say GOD DAMN? Do you know the truth just yet. He word so they can say, "Though think I catch an attitude and say Peace. 7 Of the increase of his wonder how we feel when you believes the option that will allow shall not judge." Half the time they are mean? No, I receive the government and peace there will say there is no God? Yeah, I know him to continue to do what he they are not using the word right. edification, thank them and God be no end. He will reign on I'm supposed to stand strong in wants to do. You may ask your- To judge someone is to decide his for it, and try not to repeat the David's throne and over his king- my faith and not be bothered. self where I get off judging him. or her fate. When a Judge makes action. dom, establishing and upholding YEAH YEAH YEAH! But let me Well first, I'm not judging him, I his ruling, he either frees a man God's Greatness it with justice and righteousness ask you something else. Would am observing and concluding or sends him to jail. Now if you Many people believe in a from that time on and forever. you go to someone's face and tell (which I will discuss later). And observe an act or actions of a per- GREAT, LOVING, and OMNI- . . The zeal of the LORD Almighty him or her that their mother is secondly, he is mentioned in the son and come to a conclusion PRESENT God. I trust in my God, will accomplish this." not their mother? Would you bible in 2 Timothy 4:3 "For the based on the actions, then I'm just which is all three and more. But make jokes about her in their time will come when men will doing what God gave me a mind I'm puzzled. If we claim to face? Would you look around the not put up with sound doctrine. to do and that is to comprehend. believe in a GREAT & POWER- corner before you began talking Instead, to suit their own desires, Talia Stephens Romans 2:1 says "You, therefore, FUL GOD, then is he not power- about someone's mother? How they will gather around them a have no excuse, you who pass ful enough to place himself in Diversity al$o the right of your child's father to know what will be happening to this baby Hopefully, the two of you will be able to talk about it and decide together W?TU DTVA'n* DUDE what exactly it- the best option. As far as your decision to have an abortion, it is my biggest hope Dear Diva & Dude, about how this is making you feel thai; this is not a method of birth control and that My parents an? getting divorced, I ju$f fouad &i$ out —Dim this experience has opened up your eyes to the recently. I am old enough to know that I am not the cause. consequences and severities of not having sex But I am ju$t in shock and I don't know whew or who to ibl turn to. Alt my life, they seemed happy together, but now Welt I suggest yon talk to a friend who has been this gel$ dropped on me. iJwough-thi$. Otr there are counselors on campu$. Head 8ffld to five Health and Wellness Center. They have the best sug- tost CM, ge$tiom fox that I have no ejcperieitce in thi$ matter, so I I know you asked for Diva, but I figured my 2 cents Dear Baffled, really can't tell you anything, It don't want to mislead you, w&l never hurt, Telling me father k really a tough one. It I can't $ay I understand how you feel because I —Dude depends op your relationship. If if$ a random, guy, it have never been in that situation, but I do think that might not be helpful to anyone, especially if youVe chads* I wouM probably react the $ame way. No one watts ing not ¥> keep it But \i its a boyfriend of $om<* significant to accept the fact that the two people who made them This is more for Diva. 1 fast found out I am pregnant 1 time, maybe it wouldn't huf t to tell him, But be Sun* to he and tftfcttt &e.ttt AH their life dort't want to b* atfaJfro-Chofce, $o I think that imy fee n*y best option* But set with your decision about the baby. And plea$e> make together anymore. Something: to keep in mind though is I amnot sure if I should tell the fathen What should 1 dot sure you Optimism at William Paterson Horror Stories from the Shoebon: Why Computers SOCK UN! ' Complain, complain, complain. Is this all our on a Saturday when there is barely a line. At the beginning of thi$ Horror program goes tlwough 'dusters', students know how to do? Do we have, nothing bet- Another topic; parking. Yeah that sucks too, but ter to do than bitch and nioan about how suppos- Story I Was not typing. Yes, X actu- whatever the belt *they* arc. My what can ya do about it? As a commuter to this ally picked up a pen and notepad, computer has about one million edly "bad" our campus is? I am beginning to think school for 3 years now, I've learned that I have to and ail for a very good, reason; two hundred twenty something that some students should still be in diapers and get here a little earlier before class so I can find a technology sucks, thousand of these clusters. After continue to be breast-fed by their mothers! Lately, spot. You want a bigger parking lot with more "Let's face it: how many times about six hours it had gone when I've been picking up The Beacon, all I read spaces? Then are you willing to contribute some have you lost hours of work when through twenty thousand. And some evil little computer gremlin every time it found a 'bad' cluster, about is how bad our campus is, from security to money for it? We all complain when tuition goes the bookstore and tuition. Some students even have took over? How often do you face someone had to hit enter. Because up, but building bigger parking lots will do that. the blue screen of death proudly it can't just have a 'fix all' button. the nerve to complain about the tables in the dining When you go to the mall to do your Christmas proclaiming some obscure tech- So it took too long, and my room! C'mon people, do we not have better things shopping, do you complain to the mall manager rtobabble that basically translates mom called Dell because 1 would to whine about than this trivial stuff? that you had to drive around for 2 hours to get a to "I hate you"? Well friends, be have screamed, cried, and general- Now don't get me wrong, this university is not spot and that they should make the parking lots thankful if this is all you've faced. ly been hysterical had I done so. perfect by any means, but what school is? If you bigger? I don't think so. You either don't go or you Jt began Innocently enough. After flbowt two minutes of 'what live in a world where everything is perfect, then let Lasf year, when I was 3 freshman, went wrong' dkcuswfn, Dell • put up with it. Same here folks, put informed us tlwy would, jus^t send me have your address because I'd like to stop by my parents bought me a laptop, v-ciuoc x \x utsx IU siup Dy , up witWlthn iIt Oolr don't come! This is my first computer that I a new Hard Drive, So, great, sometime. Everybody seem;ms to focus . & . One lalasst topic of debate; didn't have to share, so I was except that 1 needed files off the on the negative aspects oiff this i"v ^i teachers Now I know we all happy. Then, il arrived. And 1 broken computer. So my mom school, but what about the posi- have had those found out that the virus scan was agreed to keep the computer until tives? Yes, I said POS- teachers that we two years out of date. And the the Hard Drivy arrived, and try fa ITIVES. battery, which was supposed to got windows running. And to couldn't deal with, think 1 went home for a rest! Let's start with the run for six hours, actually lasted and didn't like the about two. And later, 1 discovered popular issues, like the The drive arrived on Tuesday, way they taught. that there are no accessories com- so my wonderful mother brought bookstore. I agree that Does that mean patible with the Dell Inspiron 5000. it and every installation disk she the prices are ridiculous. those teachers But no matter, my computer was could find up with her. Allan, the I don't have mommy should be fired? still good. It was tnine and all that resident Computer God, fan stuff. It even made it through or daddy paying for Of course not! announced that he would help me my books so it does freshman year without too many retrieve my files. Did I complain What did you traomas. Then my brother got his piss me off when I that surface scan was slow? Never do when you had computer. Larger Hard Drive,, mind that, this took forever. have to pay $90 for a a strict boss at work Internal Modem and Network Windows wouldn't start long book that gets used that would yell at you Card, DVD-Rom / CD Writer. All enough to Let me get files, so after maybe twice the whole for coming to work 5 tsf that and cheaper too. Mine has six thousand tries I learned how to a microphone and his doesn't, but semester. But guess what? minutes late? Either you retrieve files through DOS. Try it who cares? some time, when you clort t have Your teachers are partly quit because you're a to blame! The teachers So that irked me. But I have my anything better to do like, say, oral quitter or you didn't do surgery without anesthetic, are the ones who decide scanner, and now a CD writer, so it it again. Same with was cool for awhile. But then I managed to get all the files I to order a newer edition for their class next teachers. They may be strict and give a lot things started to go insane. My wanted—after about four hours. semester, and in most cases the older textbooks are of homework to do, but that's why you're pay- urtpderrt cord broke, programs • The next day came the mighty still usable. From what I have heard, the bookstore ing for the class,JO LEARN SOMETHING! If you started mysteriously blowing up hardrive installation. That part only marks up the prices 25% from the original don't like how a teacher constructs her class, then small third world countries, and was easy. After that, however, get- then, it happened, price. Now if you think that's a lot, take this into drop it and take another. And when we have a ting Windows in was impossible. consideration; how much do you think the designer One day, I was unsuspectingly The Computer God himself was great teacher that has taught us a lot, (thanks Dr. necessary to complete this task, clothes you're wearing that you bought startingtny computer, expecting to Hauser), why don't we write about him go online in no time, and it froze. chanting arcane rituals and waving at the mall were marked up? I'm willing or her in the paper? Ok, no problem, this isn't all that magic wands when I wasn't look- to bet a lot more than 25%! Do you go to Frank Marano It's not over, people. I shall be back. unusual* So I restarted it. And it ing. With Windows installed, he the store manager and complain? No, Diversity Next time I will write about the posi- froze. So I beat the shit out of it, so proceeded to install every strange and here's why. Because you WANT tives of this school and hopefully open as to fix the problem, This resulted file I could ever possibly need and those new pair of Abercrombie & Fitch jeans, where in a strange click click sound that a few that I didn't even know exist- up your eyes and make you realize that William ed. After that, I could install spending money on something you don't really did not particularly inspire confi- Paterson University is an excellent school with dence. Then it proceeded to intro- things myself. So far, I've installed want, such as textbooks, gets you upset. And the plenty of opportunities. duce me to the slowest program on my Printer, Network Card, and CD long lines at the bookstore? Either deal with it or go the face of the planet. Writer, but I'm enjoying the sight You know that annoying blue of only megs full on the drive. screen that pops up when you Cherish this moment, I suppose. shut your computer down wrong? Calamity, though: I don't have The Stupidity Report: Networking & Hardware The one that says something intel- Microsoft Word. Nor can. I down- ligent like "Windows was not shut load pictures from my camera. down properly"? Supposedly >t And I don't have my virus scanner, checks for messed up files and either. But, I suppose I'll survive Alright guys, I'm really reach- anything to really write about. Python fans, and all ferrets that such, As if a possibly broken, thing until break (no, not really, but 1 can ing for something here. It's now Then I thought about how I jump through flaming hoops <:ould tell you if it were broken. lie Jike anyone}. So if you happen 7:28 p.m. on Thursday night. This checked my messages the other will be affected. Everything Well, anyway, that program is to be walking past Hillside^ and article was supposed to be done day and there was a message that should be working by tomor- row morning. Thank you for light speed—hell, ludicrous hear a laud crash, don't worry, it by 5:00 p.m. Well guess what, IT said something along .speed—compared to surface $can. ' was ptobsbly Just me playing iris- the lines of, your patience." WASN'T! Surface $c&\ is what your ^orrtput- bee wjfh my laptop. Just a bit of warning. I'm prob- "There has Now I understand that com- been a major puters suck. I'll be the first one er does when it suddenly realise ably going to ramble on and on thai ail flie stuff it was supposedly and make no sense to anybody to tell you (well maybe not, check the article out next to fixing with scandisk wasn't fixed Jessica Suiter but me in this article. I have no 2 clue where I'm going with it mine). I've built them, fixed and now too much is broken to Diversity Editor (Florida would be nice). I'm sup- them, worked with them, allow the system to work. This posed to bash people or expose worked on them, networked how stupid something is but I them, blown them up, drop kicked them, and kicked the her email and Sandeep Jambhekar just gave me an idea for a future don't think I'm going to do that in yelled over to her, "The internet is Stupidity Report. So until next this article. What I think this arti- crap out of them. I know it takes patience to work on them. down." So she was sitting there time, same stupid time, same'stu- cle is about is kinda praising pid section. Network & Hardware. There will Unfortunately, this is why I no for a good 20 minutes trying to be a little bashing but not as much longer have patience of any kind. get online. She just turned to me as you've all grown to love and Back to the topic. A few hours with this really sad face and said, expect out of me. If you can after this message appeared in my "I'm definitely going through make sense of what I say, I mailbox, everything seemed to be withdrawl." It was funny. applaud you. If not, oh well. net- back up and working. This prob- So for now, I'm going to "praise lem didn't affect the Residence the Networking & Hardware Anyway, I've been sitting work error. Our techni- Halls at all (at least from what I department. I think the only rea- Allan Ringler around all week trying to think of saw). The only place that I saw son I'm doing so is because I something stupid to expose out cians are aware of the problem Diversity and are working as fast as they affected was up here in the office. • don't have enough room to bitch there. Luckily my week went Jen Sinclair was trying to get arti- and complain about the firewalls very well. Unfortunately, nothing can to fix it. The network, every^ cles for this week's paper out of bad happened so I don't have one named Mortimer,Monty . . inthe Residence Halls. Hey that Diversity The other night, I was doing a awake. The weather came on and Monica Freeway around here, personally, I don't like the weath- remember coming on a tour here very long and involved sociology I saw that it was supposed to be know there's one out in er when it's hot. I don't like it last year and seeing the facilities paper. I was sitting there putting S3 degrees today. I was in disbe- California. So I finally complete even more when it's hot and over at the Rec Center. I thought the final touches on it. My room- lief. I was getting all ready to wake up and look at that little lx humid. It's cool (no pun intend- it was so cool. I worked out every mate was watching this thing on find a pair of shorts and a T-shirt in the lower right hand corner < ed) to have hot weather for a few day last year in high school and I MSNBC about high school binge and go outside and have fun. So I the screen, and the time is days, but as soon as it gets so hot loved getting stronger and drinking. I think it was Columbia keep watching and I see this lady 7:16 and the stab and humid that you .start sweat- stronger. I figured I'd do the University who did a study on A y. isKTLA. Whyc ing when you get out of the same while here. Unfortunately I high school students and binge street wearing next to nothing I* K \ we get some new shower, things need to change. I live in The Towers and the Rec drinking. They did this really interviewing people. \ / station have an air conditioner in my Center is such a far walk that I good ten minute or so segment. I'm like, "Ok; I've N t/f/ from room that doesn't work all that just don't feel like doing it. Why So I slopped my paper and my never seen her on any N W/ Californi. well. My room is so incredibly can't they put a gym in each roommate and 1 watched [his station before. tli^ hera weird when it comes to weather dorm? It would make my lazy thing. Towards the end of the Maybe she's Wayi changes. My room is the hottest life even easier. I remember the segment, they talk about the side new." The camera f N]? Iwa.- in the summer and coldest in the other day listening to this contest affects that adults face if they did zooms out a little so A ^ going to > winter. Like I said before, I don't they were having on the radio. It this in high school. The main side you can see the sur- . a mind cold. You can always throw was a contest to try to find the affects are memory loss and lack rounding buildings Stupidit more clothes on hut you can only laziest people around. These peo- of attention span. My roommate and some guy that's Report on take so much off. Speaking of ple called up and told stories just looks at me and starts laugh- painting .something that such thing; clothing, I really really really need about how lazy they are or how ing hysterically. I'm like, "What she's going to talk to. but I was to do laundry. I have this piece of lazy people they know are. I the hell is your problem?" He "That's not New York advised no .shit thing that I put all my dirty think the winners were these two says, "Holy shit dude, that's me!" and that's definitely not to by Dan clothing in. It's this thing that's college roommates. They are so We just laughed and that was Philadelphia. What the Kreifus supposed to fold up when you lazy that when they are both in that. After that, I crawled into hell is this?" So I keep because he don't use it. Well it got to the their room, one will instant mes- bed and went to sleep. My room- watching and then they likes this st point where I kept shoving sage the one closest to the refrig- go to traffic for this tion. "If I clothes in it, and it burst at one of erator to get something out of it. I all the lime. Before we go to morning. There's this ever miss a the seams and now there's this never ever want to be called lazy sleep, we change the channel to good looking girl up in the chop- show on the WB, I can catch it really long thin piece of metal that by anybody ever again. some random station that has a per flying over some highway. three hours later on KTLA. If bulges out of this piece of crap. I decent news program, that way She says something along the they get rid of that station try to force it back into the thing when we wake up, the news is un lines of, "I'm here over the Santa because of you, I'll be pissed." but it won't go. I actually sat and we know what's going on in Monica Freeway and traffic is On the other hand, it really doe; there while I was doing laundry the world. So my roommate was backed up for miles." Umm... 1 n't piss me off that much. What the other d.iy for a good 1(1 or 15 watching television when I went don't think we are in Kansas any- pissed me off was thinking that minutes trying to fix this thing. It Allan Ringler was going to be 83 degrees and to sleep. I woke up sometime more. As a matter of fact, I've just didn't work out. I remember Diversity around 10:15, kinda rolled over never been to Kansas. Anyway, was all ready to run outside in shorts and a T-shirt. Oh well. I\ always saying that when I came and watched T.V. while half last I checked, there is no Santa here, I was going to work out. I Hajj. Some may wonder what There is a Station of Ibrahim, a intention of performing Hajj, by- son. Muslims throw seven small wife did the desert for the sake of it is because it is not an English platform before the Ka'aba with purifying the body and putting pebbles at the structure while say- Allah and under His command, term. It is the fifth pillar of Islam; the prophet's footprints, indicat- oh the Ihram. The Ihram for mei ing, "Allah-hu-akbar, God is we can wonder how well we'd be one of the foundations of Islam. ing that it was build by'him. is to wear two seamless pieceso Great." Then there is the sacrifice, able to follow Allah's command. This is a pilgrimage to Makkah Another clear sign indicated cloth and for women to cover which Muslims around the world Would either parent of child during the Islamic month, Thul by the Quranic verse is the well of their bodies decently except for perform, known as Eid-ul-Adha. accept these commands today? Hijjah (the last of the Islamic Zamzam. The Prophet Ibrahim the hands and face. From this This is the reenactment of the These few days are spent in lunar calendar). In Makkah is the was told to leave his wife, Hajar, point the recitation of Talbiyah time when Ibrahim was about to entire supplication to God. As Holy Ka'aba. In the Quran it is and son, Ismael in the desert (this begins, which translated means, sacrifice Ismael, but instead killed you can see, while traveling stated, "Hajj, thereto is a duty was before anyone lived in this "Here I am Lord, here I am, here an animal. Before leaving Makkah between, the sites and while stay- people owe to Allah, those who area of Arabia). When Hajar am. You have no partner. Here I Muslims perform a final tawaf. ing at places such as Mina and can afford the journey; but if any needed water to breastfeed her am, surely praise, blessings, and What's behind all this? " Arafat, the Muslims incessantly deny it, Allah stands not in need son she ran from one mountain to the kingdom are for You. You In these few days of the pray. "That they may reach the of any of his creatures." [3:97] the'other (Safa and Marwa) look- have no partner." When in the Islamic month Thul-Hijjah, the places of their benefit and remem- During Hajj, a Muslim must give ing in the distance for any help. state of Ihram, the Muslims can- world is cast aside. ber the name of God for several their life, time, and wealth, three She did not give up because she not kill or harm any animals, All people wear simple and days well known." [22:28] The essential qualities that humans • knew it was God's command to break or uproot plants, hunt, similar clothing, "stripped of their main purpose of Hajj is to today find difficult to part with. leave them there. When she went carry arms, cut hair or nails, or c - worldly possessions and stand progress spiritually. However, at Firstly, I will explain the history back to check on Ismael, very dis- anything dishonest or arrogant. before God almighty with noth- the same time there is a cultural, of Ka'aba and why Muslims not couraged, she found that from All these make a person leave th ing but faith and piety [as a dif- political, and economic attain- only make their pilgrimage there, beneath the child's kicking feet world and leave nature on its ferentiating factor]" 0umuah). ment, which can be seen as peo- own. but face towards it for their squirted out water. The Angel The Prophet (PBUH) is quoted, ple from all parts of the world appointed prayers. Then, the. ritu- Gabriel was ordered to spring out Upon reaching Makkah "No Arab is superior to a non- come together. The Prophet als of Hajj will be explained. water from the ground, a heaven- Muslims walk around the Ka'ab; Arab, and no black person is (PBUH) said, "He who performs the Hajj without any wrong doing Finally, I'll tell of the essence of ly water, that has not stopped seven times. This is called Tawaf superior to a red person, or a red Hajj. since that day. Next, they make seven rounds will return free of all sins, like the person to a black person, except day he was born" (Bukhari). The Historical Look: A third account is when between the mountains Safa and in the way of fearing Allah" Ibrahim was told in a dream to ' Marwa. This is obviously the Prophet (PBUH) also said, "A Muslims are descendants of (Muslim). Hajj unifies and warns sound [correct] Hajj has no Prophet Ibrahim's son Ismael. sacrifice his son, Ismael. The reenactment of what Hajar had people against disputes and entire family accepted. On the done. Afterwards Muslims go to reward other than Paradise" There is a great history of this aggressions. By saying "Your (Bukhari and Muslim). family in Makkah. Other than way to sacrifice his son, Ibrahim . Mina, where they remain during blood, your possessions, and your Islam first being revealed in encountered the devil, three the eighth and ninth of the holy sanctities are all as sacred as this Surely, the serenity that is Makkah, the Ka'aba was the first times. Both threw stones at the month, Thul Hijjah. After this day of yours, as this month of found in Makkah during the few holy house created by humans. devil to ward it away. When Muslims head to Arafat, the yours, and as this land of yours" days of Hajj cannot be found else- "No doubt, the first House estab- Ibrahim was about to cut the desert plain where the Prophet (Ahmed) the-Prophet (PBUH) where in the world. lished for people is the very throat of his blindfolded son, an (PBUH) gave his last sermon. warns the Muslims from trans- Salaam. house which is in Makkah having animal miraculously took place During all this time traveling • gressing against each other. blessing and guidance to the beneath his knife. from one place to another, the When at Makkah, one can see worlds. Therein are signs clear as These historical accounts are Muslims continuously recite the Talbiyah or any other prayer; the miracles of God and experi- the station of Ibrahim and whose important to know because they . ence them personally. The very entered it he got security." [3:96-7] take a major part in the pilgrim- After Arafat, the Muslims sight of the Ka'aba is amazing. Later, the descendants of Ibrahim age. return to Mina to three places The perpetual flow of Zamzam, Tahira Rehman made the Holy Land their direc- What is done? marked by stone structures, sym- an amazing heavenly water, is a The Beacon tion and place for worship, but At a certain distance from the bolic of the devil that tried to pre miracle in itself. When reenacting these were made after the Ka'aba. Ka'aba the Muslim is to make the vent Ibrahim from sacrificing his what the Prophet Ibrahim and his 1 MONDAY, MARCH4, 2002 Interview with Chris Hesse . 12-13 TUB consider ourselves big now. You're not really we pretty much play a show and go •>astank's self-titled, major label big until you start selling millions of records back to the bus and hang out. debu launched the Southern California and we've really only done barely over We're not really partiers. We don't nativJoug Robb-vocals, Dan Estrin-gui- 500,000. " , hook up with girls every night, so tar, Mcu Lappalainen-bass, Chris Hesse- we really don't get that much atten- drumto a wave of publicity. The band Insider: The goal for a lot of bands is to get on tion in the way of girls. has calbum has reached half. relationships. Are they mostly from Gold is, having sold over 500,000 copies. direct experiences that members of the The bis scheduled to tour with Incubus Insider: When you were out on the road in band have had? and thit the Hammerstien Ballroom with Europe with 311 and Incubus, how did the audi- Hesse: Definitely. All of the songs 311 oirch 28. All this success, and yet ences there respond to your music? come from mostly stuff that Doug the baemains extremely humble. Hesse Hesse: It was great. It was just the same as has dealt with one way or another. There's a The rest oi us, there might be once a month took tout for an interview with the being over here. Our first time out over here couple of songs that are about friends and or something when we'll actually get drunk. Insidaring which he gave a glimpse into was with Incubus on the.East coast. The kids hearing stories from them. He never writes We just like to be mellow. We like staying life or road and cleared up all those were really receptive. They were really cool. about something that he never experienced. healthy and staying in good shape. So we rumorout what the band's name really There were a few cities that were just off the It's got to mean something to him. definitely haven't had too much experience means with drugs. Insider: In a Inside? you on the road right now? past interview, Insider. That's really cool. The kids today nee Hesse:tually, I'm in NYC at Island you said that more bands like that to listen to. Recore shows are Hesse: There's a lot more bands like that always better nowadays. There's a lot of bands that are pretty much straight. The days of the 80's lasideortly after September 11, you played a when you know glam rock is pretty much over, with the craz; show iiC with Incubus. Did going there the band. What backstage parties and stuff. Everybody's make yevaluate things and wonder if touring do you want pretty mellow. is whai wanted to be doing for the rest of your your fans to life? know about Hesse: There's never been any question' Hoobastank? Insider: Did anyone have to give up school for about 11 wanted to do. It did make me Hesse: There's the band? think, i, what if this is the end of the nothing really Hesse: (Laughs) No, most of us gave up worldiiat if this is WWm and there's that special school because we didn't like it. gonna, nuclear blast tomorrow?" It did about us. We make vonder about how our career was just play what Insider: Do you think that you would ever go gonna out after something like that hap- we like and back? pened it doesn't seemed to have effected apparently Hesse: If I did go back, it would be just to thingsmuch. other people learn things that I'm curious about. I actual- like it. Other ly thought about taking math classes again, than that, actually enjoyed math in school. Just any- Insidefcen did it hit you that you're starting we're no dif- thing that interests us. I personally wouldn1 to makig? Was it when you first got signed - do it to get a degree. I'm doing what I want t to Mar-ords, or when you started your first hook, like Portugal went bezerk. It's kinda ferent from anybody else. be doing and what I've wanted to do my major t nice when they've never heard you before, or entire life. So there was nothing left that a Hessem't think that thought has even even heard of you, and you get so well Insider: What bands are you listening to now? college degree could offer me at the time. actualler occurred. I don't even really received. Hesse: I still haven't gotten tired of the Coldplay CD. A Perfect Circle's CD, Foo Insider: Do you have any crazy tour stories from Fighters, Jimmy Eat World is really good. Insider: That's why most people go to college Europe? There's a lot of stuff right now. anyway, to get to do what they want to. Hesse: No, not really. A bunch of us rented Hesse: I think most'people go to college scooters when we were in Barcelona and Insider: Are you basically didn't obey any of the traffic laws. going to be doing a We were running red lights and flippin' a headlining tour? bitch in the middle of the intersection. Hesse: Maybe. Basically, when you're on a scooter, you We're actually kinda get the feeling that you can do whatev- going back to er you want, so that's what wp did. Nothing Europe in June by bad came out of it. It was all good. ourselves to head- line small clubs. I Insider: On February 23, you filmed the video don't know when for "Running Away." Can you give away any we're gonna head- details about the concept of the video? line again in the Hesse: It's very steamy. It's basically just us states. It may not performing in a big box with a projection be for a while or it screen going on over the place. It's definitely may be the middle a little more artistic than our prior video. of summer. But it There's a sexy girl in it. won't be at least for July. Insider: 7s that one of the perks for you being in the band? Are a lot of girls and groupies trying Insider: I read in to come up to you? another interview Hesse: Not necessarily. We could probably that Doug said to his fans "Stay in school and because they think they're supposed to. To experience that if we wanted to, but all of us don't do drugs." Is that a lesson that the band tell you the truth, I think most people'do it have girlfriends. I've been, with my girl- . learned? 'cause it's the norm. Everybody goes to get, friend for two years, I live with her. I'm sure Hesse: (Laughs) No, it's more of a joke. degree. It's probably true, you can have a lc if we were single and out to get some, there None of us use drugs. There's only one per- more options if you have a degree. • would probably be more girls around. But son in the band that even drinks on occasion. But, most of my friends that graduated from other, there's the comparison thavbastank isInsider: What do you hope to accomplish college-and most of them did-they ended up like Incubus, when really you're but people through your music.. Is there an ultimate goal, in a field that had nothing to do with their don't know like spreading a message? Or is it degree. So I feel like, if there's something.you that unless just to have fun and do what you wanna do, you don't necessarily need school they listen to l)ade o want to do? to do it. There's probably a lot of parents that your album. Hesse: There's no message in the would be pissed to hear me say that, but it's Hesse: It's il^ai Darjirjcl ir> l)is sisfer's music, really. It's mostly about true. There's a way into anything and a like you having fun. We've never been a degree isn't always gonna help. It think said. - «""£. .. So here 1 am .sitting in base- ^"% %\ *"'ic: BecIt linJ a hunch of different Mark: Jeff mainly writes the songs*. ment of the Shea Center of the ^^J11 music all meshed together. I listen to tht Jeff: Mark also writes some and Eric helps edit them. Performing Arts with the fresh They Ca\\ Beatles, Pink Floyd, Marley, and Sly Mark: Basically, we all take part in the process. new group called Pophead. ^_ and the Family Stone. Where did you form? Before they start rehearsing, the T^ J lif ^4> • Mark: Jim and Edward Norton (haha). Silence. three guys: Eric Willis, left Themselve• " ^*s v » How long have each of you played Mark: In Eric's basement. Taylor, and Mark Guiliana, are your instru- Jeff: Chester, NJ figuring out what songs art- they J*»#^|/*l merits or do Lori Michael/ TheJBeacon Eric: Wouldn't it be the first time we all going to do for their Saturday Pophea>J\M\Md you play played together, officially? night gig .it the C-Note in NYC. other instru- Jeff: William Paterson is our root, but officially After their discussion, I asked it they ments? in the basement of Mark's house in Florham were ready for the interview, so I started Lori Michae3l Eric: bass since I was 20, Park, NJ. to fire my questions away at them: Itor so I guess for the past 4 w- J"^ •=: If you maJke it, where would you like to per- How long have you guys been togeth- and half years. I also -^ form? played guitar and mixed §* *V. \ Jeff: Headline at Roseland Ballroom. some electronic music. I |i' ' Eric: Carnegie Hall, lower than the stage in a Jeff: We have been a duo since February or March of last Jeff: Kinda like Moby. bed with satin sheets, and I'll be in a silk robe. year and a trio H'nce May 2001. Eric: Actually, he is not an influ- ^w* \ Mark: Home town's gazebo, Florham Park, Who were you a duo with? ence of mine. ' NJ, or Giants Stadium. LM: What about the Chemical Jeff: Mark and I were the duo. Do you have arty last words of inspiration? Brothers? Mark: Yeah Jeff and I did some pop songs together. Jeff: Mind control has become very prominent in listening Jeff: Then Eric joined us in May. Eric: Yeah I like the Chemical Brothers. to Pophead, was that O.K.? Eric: Yep. Jeff: ever since I was 12 I have been playing the guitar, so I Eric: What do you mean? Hahaha. How did you come up with your name? guess that was 8 years ago, but 1 haven't played up to par. Mark: just go to iwmo.re1illhvbeats.c0nt to find out more info. Jeff: 1 think Mark will have to answer this one. 1 used to play the trumpet when I was 14, and I have been It was fun chatting with them. Look for Pophead per- Eric: Yeah! How did we come up with our name? singing since then, too. forming with The Link at Billy Pat's, Thursday April 11. Mark: It's a random shout out to Glenn Ballard'.s contribu- Mark: ever since 1 was in eighth grade I've been playing Both groups should not be missed. It will definitely be a tions to the Pop world. the drums, so for the past 7 years. 1 have also played other powerhouse of music. Like Mark said, just go to U'limwal- Who are your influences? percussion instruments. IhvbnUsxom to find more info out about Pophead. Jeff: Loreena McKerutit, Alan Jackson Who writes your songs? After them was Most Precious Blood who I've heard Thursday/Piebald Show: 2 Uieivs are ex-members of Indecision. I remember Indecision John and ' being pretty good back in the day so I wanted to 1 head check this band out. I'd like to think that I'm pretty <>utj^>.sii' From Autumn to Ok.so I haven't written for open minded to music but I just could not stand lis- • Ashes, Most Precious Blood, the Beacon in awhile because I tening to them. It took away my desire to see them because and Thursday on Friday the basically lost all motivation to halfway through the first song, I just got bored. I didn't like 22nd. The Low End Theory write which isn't good consid- ., the guys vocals since all I was hearing was screeching. There and Piebald were also piay- ering I'm a comm. major. It was no variety in the music they were playing. I have no seems like there are no good problem with hardcore or metalcore but this was not enjoy- We get to (he parking lot shows or bands that I feel like able at all. My friends and I took this as our opportunity to and it is packed! This show writing about or maybe I've peruse the merch room and save our ears. sold out and luckily there was just gotten lazy. It wasn't until Next was Piebald who I hadnt seen in almost 3 years. I a spot on the street down the I talked to Jake at good old remember them being pretty awesome then so I had a feeling road lo park. We get out of Billy Pats here on campus that they weren't going to disappoint me this time around. My the car and the 45-yr. old dude I became motivated once friends and I stood behind the sound booth to get a clear comes up to us and asks, "Is it Jeff Shprnick Melissa Mintz again. I figured, "Hell, it's my last view of them, since the heat index where they were playing always this hard to park at Insider Writer Insider Writer semester.! might as well do some- was unbelievable. Tin not very familiar with Piebald's music these things?" John and I thing productive." So here I but I do know they played a good variety of new and old agreed it could get pretty there to see Thursday. am..proud to review one of my favorite bands at a show I stuff. The lead singer reminded me a little bit of Weezer Most Precious Blood fin- ridiculous there. The man just went to on Friday at Club Krome in South Amboy. frontman Rivers Cuomo back in '95 when "The Sweater then told us that he's Tim from ished up their set and Piebald started setting up. I'm not a I've been slacking off going to shows lately. It's not that I'm Song" video came out, with the shaggy hair and glasses. My I hursday's dad. Our conver- cheap but I think that through the years I've become very one friend who is more familiar with them said they have sation continued like this ME- big fan of these guys so I "Oh yeah I saw them on MTV kinda watched a little of their particular with shows I go to and it always depends on how gotten poppier since the last time he saw them. It definitely you must be pretty excited." set from the back. If you're badly I want to see the bands playing. I also find that lately wasn't a bad thing. They kept the crowd going and had great Dad- "Well they say you live into indie rock/emo these my friends and I trek out pretty far to see these bands since stage presence. People were dancing and jumping off the your life through your kids dudes are your guys. Since I'm many bands don't play as often in the city anymore. South stage. They were definitely a lot ol fun.. some kids are lawyers mine's not that big into thai, 1 just Amboy is an hour away, but with traffic it could take almost Finally it was time for Thursday. This was when we decid- a tiu'kin rock star." walked around and said hello 2 hours. Going to see Thursday was definitely worth the trip. ed tp go more inside and grab a spot on the ledge to get the perfect view of them without getting beat up. Thursday is lohn and 1 then proceeded to a few of my friends. John My two friends and I left up by us at about 5:30 and I can't into Hie club. As .soon as we and I also decided to hang out remember most of the drive considering I only had about 2 one of my favorite bands. I remember seeing them back in walked in I immediately ques- by the bar for a few minutes, hours of sleep from the night before. There was a bit of rush the day with 40 kids around when they would just play tioned where 1 was, a show or while we were there we saw hour traffic so we got there at about 7:15 and to our surprise songs off the first album, "Waiting." Now with 2 successful the iSth grade dance? A sell what looked like the PTA the lot didnt look crowded and there wasnt some crazy line albums, they were headlining a sold out show and touring out results in about 1500 peo- meeting of the show, I think out the door and around the corner like usual. This show basically nonstop not only just all over the country but all ple in the place and there must every family member of was SOLD OUT but it could've fooled me once we got inside over the world. Their stage presence is brilliant and the lead have been 30(1 people over 15 Thursday came out lo see and I could actually breathe. But of course that didn't last singer,Geoff, is always looking out for their fans since he there and 1,200 who were 15 them. We were asked to have long with the swarms of people piling in every 10 minutes. always reminds everyone to be careful and take care of each and under. our picture taken by this big Just before 8,The Low End Theory went on. I've heard of other in the pit. They started off with the opening 30 second girl, I think she wanted John. We missed The Low End Piebald finished up their set them but never actually HEARD them. I was a little curious track on their new cd, Full Collapse, as they were getting Theory and From Autumn to with the one song I like by but not enough where I wanted to go inside the "sauna" to ready to rock the socks off this place. As soon as they started Ashes. 1 saw The Low End them, "Grace Kelly with check them out. They seemed pretty decent from where I "Understanding In A Car Crash," the whole place went Theory last April, they were Wings." was standing. They looked energetic because I saw them nuts..singing, screaming, yelling, dancing, jumping off the . pretty horrible then so 1 wasn't bouncing around a bunch. They reminded me of a combina- stage,crowdsurfing....it all happened in minutes. They had it that disappointed that we Thursday was coming on next tion if Piebald and Thursday because they were poppy at all. The screams could permanently pierce you and their missed them. 1 remember and I could hear the training times with that little bit of an edge. The crowd seemed to energy on stage is extremely captivating. If you havent seen wondering if the singer was bra's being unsnapped. I real- enjoy them and they concluded their set by knocking down them yet.GO.What the hell are you waiting for?? The only singing words or gibberish. ly like Thursday but there was all their microphones. How punk. thing is..you won't be able to see them for at least another As far as missing From something about the atmos- The next band that went on was From Autumn To Ashes. couple month because Geofi mentioned they are going away phere that made me feel the Autumn to Ashes, these guys I'm not sure how long they've been together but I wish I again for a 61 day tour. They played all the crowd pleasers rock and I'\ e never seen them need to make fun. They opened the set with their Intro, could've found out about them much sooner. I was super off the new album such as "I Am The Killer," "Cross Out the Ih e belore so 1 was pretty excited to see them and I had a perfect view from behind the Eyes," "Standing On The Edge of Summer," as well as old bummed that we missed them, and proceeded into "Understanding a Car Crash." sound booth. The vocals reminded me a little of Keepsake favorites with "Porcelain," and "This Side of Brightness." but that's what happens when and Shai Hulud if anyone is familiar with them. They had a They even played my absolute favorite song "Dying In New your best friend orders a 36o/. Kids went nuts and by nuts I mean they should have been hardcore sound that I havent heard in awhile and as if they Brunswick" which they NEVER play and Geoff even made a steak dinner. Most Precious special dedication to all the people who have stuck with Blood were in the middle of but in a straight jacket for try- Werent good enough, suddenly the crowd went silent druing their set so John and 1 headed ing to dance funny. I saw one this one song right at it's break and this beautiful voice them since the days in the basement(New Brunswick). I have to the pit. Surprisingly there guy spa/zing out real bad. It engulfed the crowd. Now normally I cannot stand girl only heard them play it once at the garage in Westwood after were 3 pits and the moshing was pretty funny. The show singers but this one is the exception. I don't think there are I bugged them forever and Geoff couldn't even get through reminded me of the kickbox- went on and they played some any words to describe the way I felt while she sang that the whole song because I think it was very emotional for ing class 1 never took. I mean old stuff but mainly songs off song. It was about loving someone so much that it was him. He made it through this time..singing and screaming these guys have some heavy their most recent album. All almost like choking and you can't breathe because you want with so much passion and them falling ot his knees at the songs hut karate was not nec- these little people around me I to be with them more than anything. You could feel her pain end. As cheesy as it sounds, I could've died then and been essary. In fact we saw 3 fights had to make it fun so John and and not one person can say they dont know how that kind of happy. Un-fucking-believable. Their set came tp it's end but break out and one guy get I started pushing each other pain feels. It was an amazing song and I found myself even no one let them go without one last song. We left halfway tossed out of the place. It was into them. 1 won cause in the getting a little teary-eyed. That was one of their last songs as through it to beat the hordes of people who would try to crucial. I'm just starting to get end John winded up grabbing they concluded their set.about 15 minutes later. If you ever make their way out of the club at the very end. We'd seen into this band and they played more than he would have enough and Were more than content. It was an awesome liked to. In the end it was a get the chance to check them out the next time they come a k'w songs I knew so I was as around,.dont hesitate. They're definitely worth seeing. show and one of the best I've been to in a long time. happy as the 1,200 little kids pretty good show and I had fun. MONDAY, MARCH 4, 2002 Jan TummlTio It is hard to compare all of Poison the Well's albums. A follow- I Insider Writer up to prior releases is not a big deal, but when you think of PTWs Opposite of December, it is a very big deal. Their first release on Trustkill Records gave them a name as being arguably one of the most influential bands in metalcore today. When you take their newest effort, Tear From the Red for what it is and what it sounds like, separate from their prior works, you will see first hand just what PTW is m.r about now; not last year, not five years ago. It is crazy in some ways to say that they would change at all thing after and serenity shows its true form in Tear From The Red. Opposite of December, but they have grown into a very unique and solid sound. Heavy and emotionally enticing, Overall, the album is an easy and fun listen. You they blend the most rigid and intelligent forms of hardcore. Many people who are not into the heavy style of music tears. It is important to me that the whole album rocks out, interpret screaming and craziness as unstructured and and this one does (minus the accoustic song.) Every song however, I will have a ridiculous boner for a half hour chaotic music without meaning. PTW offers to everyone is separate from one another in complexity and structure, straight, listening to the whole thing through. It sounds a lit- that even with chaos comes beauty. With ten tracks of but every one of them leaves you with the same great feel- tle slow at times, and a little silly at others. For example, imagery-oriented music, PTWs very own blend of intensity they do an acoustic song; not just an acoustic song, but a tributions if you are familiar with them; howev- half-assed one at that. I guess this would be pretty cool if I er, with the new album has come some was a 13 year old girl. But I am not, and I don't appreciate changes in individual offerings. You will hear it as much as little Jenny or little Stacey will. Almost imme- that Jeff's vocals are stronger and heavier diately after I get over the whole acoustic thing and forgive than they ever have been. Chris plays the them for ever polluting my mind in that way, I hear some of drums like a professional, but his drum sound the greatest heavy and emotional music I have ever heard. on this album does not do him justice as Besides the let down of that acoustic mess, I am not let Opposite of December did- not enough click to down with any of the other songs. In fact, all of them the bass drum, a little lacking on the snare. amaze me. Derek and Ryan (Jon Stewart look-alike him- self) play the guitar excellently but the guitar So with all this in mind, you can see that there sound is a little low-bottomed, and not as are differences in over-all style, sound, and composition. unyielding as it should be. The bass sounds But who can not appreciate change? This band has taken awesome., actually, on this album, whereas it their music and grown with it. You may hear a lot of people was not too noticeable on prior works. I sway frown upon the differences between their albums, but fuck- from side to side about the production of this ing come on... it is Poison the Well. Take all of the big album. One day I will think some stuff is words in any lengthy article you will ever read about these cheesy and over-produced. The very next day, guys and sum it up in the easiest way by saying these guys just flat-out fucking rock. 1. Bohemian Rhapsody-Queen-this song makes any long side, but I'm sure you'll be breaking red lights excursion great! Especially with all the Wayne's World antics once the 5 piece guitar solo comes your way. you could do along with it. No way! 14. Evenflow/Alive/Jeremy-Pearl Jam-! couldn't 2. Master of Puppets-Metallica-Master! Master! This song kicks decide which Pearl Jam song to put on the list, ass regardless of it being a good driving song, but these anti- LORI'S. TOP so I figured these three went well at one time. Napster guys could definitely whale those chords to make you 15. American Girl-Tom Petty and the drive fast! Heartbreakers-such a classic and a great sing-a- 3. Ramb!in"Man-Allman Brothers Band-this southern-rock clas- long song. It could be found in a driving scene in sic is bound to get you to your final destination. the Silence of the Lambs. 1 4. Runnin with the Devil-Van Halen-I love driving to this song. I 16. Smells Like Teen Spirit-Nirvana-I enjoy mean if you're speeding you're obviously on the Devil's side! drumming on my steering wheel to this song. 5. Ceremony-Joe Satriani-not only is he a guitar god, but this This is a great song for anyone filled with a lot of is just an awesome song to drive to! rage. 6. Where the Streets have No Name-U2-those boys of Ireland 17. Man in the Box(or any AIC song on K-Rock)- always know how to make any kind of list. This song leads you SONGS Alice in Chains-again another great song to to drive anywhere. scream to while unleashing some rage. 18. Blitzkreig Bop/Wanna Be Sedated-Ramones- 7. One-Metallica-I Why not put both classic punk songs on the list at one time?! Both are awesome. love doing the fast 19. All the Small Things/What's my Age Again-Blink 182-these Enema of the State songs drum paradiddles on are great to sing along to as well as tapping on your steering wheel to. the steering wheel, 20. Ants Marching-Dave Matthews Band-I love doing the drum beats to this song. Great and I love going all to sing to and to tap along to. A Cablevision Company out nuts at red lights 21. Running Down a Dream-Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers-nice, fast song to get you during the fast part. in the mood for some speed. Tired of paying $10 for movie tickets? 8. Sweet Dreams- 22. Wanted Dead or Alive-Bon Jovi-if you're speeding down the highway to this song Eurythmics-Crank the obviously the cops will be after you. bass on this one and 23. Born to Run-Bruce Springsteen-this list wouldn't be complete without the boss on it. Try Cinema 23, where admis- sing-a-long with your 24. Night Moves-Bob Seger-nice mellow driving song. friends! 25. Turn the Page(remix on 105.5)/Bob Seger & Metallica-the remix can be heard on sion for students with valid 9. Magic Carpet Ride- Jersey's rock radio 105.5 with the mix of the original by Seger and the cover by Metallica. Stephen Wolf-I love Its awesome. ID'S is only $6,50! Bargain thte song, especially 26. Whisky in the Jar (cover)-Metallica-this is a great speed demon song. Tuesdays all tickets $6.00. driving, it also 27. Fortunate Son-Creedence Clearwater Revival-good song to let some rage out to. Also reminds me of the a good song to tap on your steering wheel to. chase scene in the The following are $howtime$ for Monday through TfiyrSclay. 28. Spirit of Radib-Rush-great song to attempt to play the drums like Neil Peart. movie GO. 29. Kashmir-Led Zeppelin-the Zeppelin just had to make my list because they are the 10. Unforgiven I- greatest, right next to Pink Floyd. " . Crossroads (PG- $3) ^ 7:00 PM Metallica-I love driving 30. Life is a Highway-Tom Cochrane-I know. I know. This is the cheesiest choice on this to this song because list, but I just had to put it on, or else I would get yelled at! it makes you feel like Well there is only so many songs I could put together for a list like this. I know I 40 Days and 40 Nights (Ft) 7:10 PM you're going on a long left out some Floyd, Aerosmith, and all that hip-hop stuff. journey. However, I just dealt with the stuff that I listen to, if you want to 11. Freak on a make a list of your stuff, go right ahead. Happy driving! Lori Michael Queen of the Damned (ft) 7:40 PM Leash(remix)-Kom- Asst. News Editor this is a cool song to blast and to scream a Big Fat Liar (PG) 7:30 PM long to. 12. Layla-Derek and the Dominos-Classic! Next Week in the Insider: Joey Ramone's Dragon Fly (PG-13) 7:20 PM Who wouldn't want to- drive to one of the greatest guitar solos Located in Cedar Grove's S>ilf am popping Piaza at of all time?! Posthumous IP, Let's Roll (A Tribute to lOl Pompton Avenue. Call (973) 85M995 tor 13. Free Bird-Lynard further information, includinc) directions and Skynard-one of my favorites. Although it weekend showtimes. 9/10, and the return of Satan. Maybe. is on the sad, slow Iteol A nteracthre fliaf will lifelong benefits to foam mom about seminar schedules services, visit our wdb sff« at v/ww,hesaa.org. Higher Education t Student Assistance student loau assistance« money Tlclcet Sales for the Senior Dinner on sale now! u, jt jjt •* ^ unlll firlday March Ttti, Monday March 11th Tickets on sale to ail other students, miss your chance to party for time as a college student TO'SEfi YOU THERE! MONDAY, MARCH 4, 2002 C.K., Galway and Me: Poetry at the 92nd Street Y Anytime there is a reading at the 92nd Street Y in Manhattan you know you're in for a good time. It is by far one of the most famous places to listen to a poetry reading and Monday, February 25th was no exception. Not one, but two Pulitzer Prize-winning poets read their works, C.K. Williams and Galway Kinnell. As an added surprise, poet and NYU Professor Sharon Olds took care of the introductions. I admit that seeing Williams was my main rea- son for attending, but I walked away very impressed by Kinnell as well. John Findura I have been a fan of Williams' work for sometime. lit Editor His mid-90's collection Tile Vigil earned a Pulitzer nomina- tion and his effort Repair walked away with the prize in 2000. Last week I was able to briefly interview the Newark-born poet and current Professor of Creative Writing at Princeton, but this was the first rime I saw him read. I was very inter- ested because he is known for his irregularly long lines with little punctuation and I won- dered how he would go about reading them. Well, he read rather quickly. It was almost like a race to the end of each poem, but because of the way they are written I can't see how they could be read otherwise. He even stated that he didn't know why he was reading poems that were so difficult. I have a tendency to let my mind wander when poets read too fast but Williams held my attention. I'm not sure if it was the tone of his voice or just his sheer presence on the stage (he must be at least 6' 5", if not taller). The thing that struck me is that he was both funnier and more serious than I thought he would be. There was a definite "truth" in each poem; a Thorain Jordan, who most people wlhave you, so I sympathized with deeply held belief in what he was saying and why he was saying it. I think this is what orig- call Rain, is the 30-yr-old daughter of fcl loved to see Selik prove all the inally got me interested in his poetry, but I only realized it when I heard it in his own voice. Ruby Jordan. Who is her father? That's ptriceived notions Rain had of herself an interesting question indeed. Soth W). Now, what can I say about Gatway Kinnell? A very pleasant surprise, indeed. I do have Jack Jordan, Ruby's Hill also includes two of his books, The Book of Nightmares and the one that earned him the Pulitzer in the early husband and Thoii humor again in the f orni 1980's, Selected Poems. Unfortunately, I never really read them in depth, 1 just kind of had Haraldseon, the Viking Liria Azhe of a voice that speaks to . them sitting around. When the 75 year-old Kinnell took the stage, after a marvelous Ruby encountered in her both Rain and Selik. I poem/introduction by Sharon Olds, I thought to myself, "This guy looks like a poet." When he started reading I became sure of it. He possesses one of the finest speaking voices I have time travel experience, Asst. Lit Itor won't identify who the ever heard. I can't think of any other way to describe the baritone except to say it's the kind have an equal opportu- voice belongs to, but it's of voice you trust. Each word came out perfectly formed with the right amount of inflection. nity to be her father. (You have to have ft'. read the book, The Reluctant Viking, or fhere is so much more to the story He read the most enjoyable poem of the night, from his latest book A New Selected Poems, my review of it from two weeks ago p? til can't write about because then titled "Oatmeal." He was eating oatmeal atone at an artist's colony until a fellow poet told understand.) y/on't want to go out and read it. him it's not good to eat oatmeal by oneself. He then went on to eat oatmeal with imagined Her older brother died while serving •TJS no guarantee that you'll read it friends, such as John Keats. He wasn't sure whether it was worse to eat oatmeal by himself in the Marines in Beirut when Rain was 12. aay but I figure that by getting your : or with an imagined John Keats. I completely understand as I have eaten waffles with Byron Ever since, she has had a recurring ceity up with those.strange ques- on more than one occasion. He followed that by reading a very moving piece about nightmare about a bloody battle scene. t1, you'd at least entertain the idea : September 11th. I realized while he was reading it that his was indeed the voice of reason. I The nightmare together with her broth- O'ing out and boking for it. If the I fully expect God to sound somewhat like Galway Kinnell. er's death, led Rain to become a pacifist idoes cross your mind, follow up on I I must also comment about how nice both poets were at the reception following the reading. it's worth it. and eventually a physician. ! Williams told me that while Ms answers seemed brief during the interview he actually had a So, how does a trip to a museum great deal of fun. Kinnell had me sit down right next to him so he could better hear me. have Rain ending up right in the middb of \ Both men were more than happy to talk to me and I had a pleasant exchange with each. I the battle scene from her dream? highly recommend reading C.K. Williams and I insist you see Galway Kinnell read his work Why does Selik, the Viking she encoun- aloud. It is more than worm it. ters in the battb, consider himself a nithing? What does his affinity for trees and horses have to do with any- thing? What's the deal with the gay priests? Again, you'll have to read to find out. Pulitzer Prize Winner In this follow-up to the other book i reviewed, Sandra Hill, once again creates C.K. Williams Talks to The Beacon a wonderful story, this time about love and redemption. Pain's insecurities about her height touched an especially John Findura: Your last two books, The Vigil and Repair, seem to be your strongest and sensitive spot for me. Pain's 6' height most well received books. Do you personally think they are your best work? make her something of an oddity in today's world'where women aren't nor- C.K. Williams: Yes mally that tall. Selik has her feeling beautiful for the first time, as he teach- JF: You have said that Rainer Maria Rilke was an influence on you. Does it feel, es her to appreciate what she is. Every strange that younger poets, such as myself, now look up to you for that influence? girl, myself included, is insecure about something, be it physical attribute or C.K. Williams: Astonishing , JF: Are there any poets in this new generation that you are looking forward to seeing Gerry Bren develop? C.K. Williams: There are actually several generations after me now. With many talent- ed poets. The most recent book I've read is by Alan Shapiro, "Song and Dance," which is marvelous. JF: You started your college career as a basketball player. Would you trade the Pulitzer for the NBA MVP? C.K. Williams: No. I never passionately cared for basketball, I think. I was just tall and it was expected of me. 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HiefgaHrtray— • gaimtprft i%syU*m- *?««»-. J=lafuar*r SHeiter fS«nk«*- o^^oadfciote^ Retreat «tronflbotd Htawarf MONDAY, MARCH 4, 2002 m/msm Financial Awareness for 20C Presented to you by th« Department of Retidenct Life March 5-13 Tuesday March 5th 5:30pm - 6:30Pm Get Out of Debt Towers Pavilion Have you ever cut up those credit cards because they were too much for you? Make sure you pick up your brochure, in thvers, on how to reduce you bills! Thought § 1: If you have balances on, your credit cards, start with the card with the highest rate. Another option is to starh the card with the smallest balance - seeing that balance come down and quickly disappear may give you the psychological boost you need to continwing off the rest of your credit card debt. Keep to your budget until your debt is gone. Any other money, such as a bonus, inheritance, or tax refund, should gcard those credit cards! 8:00pm - 9:00pm Saving Money Towers Pavilion Commerce Bank presents - Special features available only for students... Open a account now and put your money in the 1 FREE $Money$ and giveaways. Thought # 2: Did you make a "New Year's Resolution" to start saving more money in 2002? Like any resolution, unless saction is taken on your part, nothing will ever change. Start accomplishing your resolution today! Attending this program will get you on the way to saving. Wednesday March 6th 12:30pm - 1:45pm SGA Financial Manager - Nicholas DiMinni / SGA - Treasurer TyesHenderson SC 3rd Floor Money! It affects you. Come learn how you can make it in today's society. Thought # 3: The best way to manage your money over the course of a semester is to sit down and map out a budget. Lisrces of income such as scholarships, loans, money from summer jobs, and cash from your parents, as well as expenses such as tuition, books, ancceries. Thursday March 7th 12:30pm-1:45pm Coming Out Debt Free Towers Pavilion Thought #4: Beware of extra fees and charges for delivery. Use the ATM for your bank, so you don't get charged extra ly. Keep any minimum balance in your account, so you don't have to pay a monthly fee. • Saturday March 9th 1:30pm-2:30pm Advice from DOCTOR Tricia Snyder Towers Pavilion Learn how to invest your money for the future! Knowing how to manage your money is good for health. Thought # 5: "Buy generic cold/flu medicine." Emergency medical care is expensive. Don't use itfor, routine problems licold or the flu. When you feel yourself getting sick, don't procrastinate, make an appointment with your physician! "Time lost is Money Spent." Monday March 11th 8:00Pm-9:00pn Monopoly KING Towers Pavilion Come and participate in an exciting elimination game! Are you the most strategic money n;er? If you think you have what it takes, come and put your skills to the test. Thought # 6: LOOK AHEAD; Whether it's a road trip with friends or an auto insurance bill, if you know a big expense ising, start putting some money aside to pay for it. "It's a lot easier to set aside $50. every month than to come up with $300 when the bill is due. •• 10:00pm-12:00am Trading Spaces Movie Night Towers Pavilion Thought # 7: Enjoy recreation at home with friends. "You can have as much fun as you do going out, for half the price. Uuce your country's food, have a good talk, or even watch a movie together." The Library has a great selection of books, magazines, videos, and CDs you sorrow for free. You can attend campus programs, chat on the internet, visit museums, go hiking. IT'S FREE Wednesday March 13th 9:00pm-10:00pm Own a Piggy Bank? Towers Pavilion Learn some useful tips on how saving all of that spare change can add up. Thought # 8: Haw you ever found yourself wondering where all of your money goes? Sure, there are the obvious expehsehool, car, food- but still! You think there should be more left over at the end of the month. Pay attention to where your money is going, and remembe.r you aver too old to put your money in the piggy bank! Throughout the week Pennies for your thoughts? A competition among Matelson Hall, North Tower, South Tower, and White Ha. Which building can raise the most money during penny wars? ~ Money raised will go to families in need ~ Special thanks to everyone who presented and partiated The President, the Provost and Executive Vice President, the Deans, and the Faculty are pleased to recognize and congratulate the following students for their achievement of academic excellence by being named to the Dean's List in their respective Colleges and the University for Fall 2001. 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The Beacon The Pioneers wem carelessly turning the Once he was rejected by the jeim and ball over and 7 minutes into live game, another time he had a face to face meet* Last Saturday night, Marc** 2nd Catmni was up by 6. A timeout was ing with the floor. Cabrird composed William Paterson Pioneers {19-9) i •caDed and WPU gathered themselves, themselves and regained the lead with off against the Cabrini (PA) Cavaliers They turned the tide arid went on a 8-2 14:10 left in the garfifc. Khalid Cottrsey 11). After 40 minutes of physical baske (, tun. With six and a half minutes left in quickly put a. lid on that with an acrobat- ball, theCavaiiers xvere victorious in a £> the first half, it was tied up at 14-14. The ic lay-up and a foul He made the shot 43 victory over the Pioneer;?. Pioneers were finally able, to capitalize on and the Pioneers were back up by 2 with By winning the .New Jersey the Cavaliers when Rashaan Barner the score being 31-29. Vicious hip check by #11 (Cabrini) on 10 (WPU), A loose ball grabbed by Barner and slammed down with authority, cabrini tried to bring the ball back up the court but barri- er would have none of that and he stole the ball and was fouled oft the attempted dank, he made both foul shots and wpu was up by 6, 39-33- as the half went on, the game only got more physical, many more fouls were called and a lot more body shots were thrown. 6:40 left, Khalid Coursey hit a sweet fadeaway, wpu up by 4. The Cavaliers #3 Kris Pitttnan made a very crucial free throw with 1:40 left that put Cabrini up 43-41. Careless foul$ and turnovers down the stteich cost the Pioneers dearly, with 26.5, Pittman }CttaJLi WPU /sees otf agawst Csbrim photo by Matt Defraog* put the Cavaliers up 44-41. #44 Ty Teasley made 2 free-throws that put Want to Cover Your Favorite Conference, William Paterson University broke away with 2 minutes left and with Cabrini up 45-41. Rashaan Barner came Team? set themselves up for their fourth straight a lay-up, put the team up 20-1$. Then a back with a lay-up with 4.2 seconds left NCAA Division III Tournament appear*- minute later, Barner again made an to cut the lead to 2, Once again Pittman anee» Meanwhile, -C&brmi vwmthtfe incredible play when he grabbed the bail went to the line but this time he made Call (973) 720-2568 Pennsylvania Athletic Conference to earn> up by the top of the backboard and put It both free throws and put the Pioneers entry into the field of 48 team$. down with, authority. ?n the Sa$l minute, away. The final score was; Cavaliers 47°, or send us an email: Early off, #13 Rashaan Barner caught the Pioneers went on a 6~G run capped off Pioneers 43. [email protected] an alley-oop-to score the first points of my a missed rebound turned into basket the game. #10 Mike Schirick viciously by Barner. The half ended with WPU blocked a breakaway attempt, taking the leading 26-18, Start Covering Sports for ball the other way #5 Michael Everett An ernbarassing moment early in the The Beacon Today! then hit a jump shot to put the Pioneers ' second half when Cabrini's #21 Tim WILLY P. "THREE-PEATS" AT REGIONAL TOURNAMENT Submitted by the Billiards Club The tournament lasted over 8 hours. the first place medal, Peter Bracke after-beating out the other seven women William patejson University After all the games we*e finished, two of fought through a field of the best 30 competitors. Janice was very pleased our own Willy P. students wem awarded players in the region to achieve his first and-fsurprised irt her victory this year. On Satu:day, February 16, 2002, the - regional win. She Said, "The competition was a lot bet- ACU1 Region 3 men's and women's 9- Petertoldme ter this year. God has truly blessed me Ball tournament was held,at ISJJIT" in that he was hj- another opportunity to go back to Newark, "This tournament consists ofl excited to I really want to win thi$ year, several colleges in the surrounding win the but J am leaving it in God's hands," states. William Paterson hag competed - Amazingly this is the third straight in this tournament for the last three and is look- swessp for William Paterson at this years. Our own Willy P, students have ing forward regional tournament. The winners of won this tournament two years in a row to his chal- this pregionai tournament advance to the going into this year's tournament. Thte lenge at National Tournament in Indiana on competition, is not to be looked at light- Nationals, April 7th and 8th, ly The best pool players from each As for the ; of luck to Janice and Peter in the school come to this tournament. Willy women, P,, with help from Tony Covatto in Janice Hospitality Services, sent four men, Davidson Albert Masferre, Tim. Strouse, Robinson took her Pixitor, and Peter Bracke and one Janice Davidson fines up a crucial shot third straight woman, lattice Davidson, Photo Provided by The Biffiaris Club regional title Where's Pioneer Sports? The Beacon only has one sports reporter now, and he can't cover ev^ry game. You want more sports, anc^ so d° we- So 9et ^usy anc* cover y°ur favorite team. 5ubmit articles to: [email protected]