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j News/Thursdoy, November 4, 1993

From the editor’s desk... I r v i o r s r r Calle-in-Chief I CLARION

I have just returned from flight 655 from hell. Well, Dallas actually, but close enough. The 113 Student Center Annex flight home was just the coup de grace culminating a horrendous trip. Upper Montclair, NJ 07043 Dallas is like Newark without the flavor. Tel. 201.655.5169 Fax 201.655.7433 T he most interesting part of the trip was to be a visit to the West End Mall. It was here that 1 became aware of the peculiarities that exist in Texas. Let me explain. EXECUTIVE BOARD As I searched for the perfect $1.99 souvenir to bring home for a certain SGA secretary I George Calle...... Editor-in-Chicf had promised a postcard to, I came across a little item called a "bullie". A "bullic", as far as Amy P o st...... Managing Editor I can tell, is used to store things in. This is not peculiar in and of itself. It is what this novel Chris H in ck...... Treasurer item is made of that completely threw me off. For those of you who have not traveled to Texas and seen it for yourselves, I'll let you in EDITORIAL BOARD on it...politely. A "bullie" is a bull's scrotum sac. (What has my column come to?) Glenn Steinberg...... News Editor But wait...it get's worse! Kevin Colligan...... Editorial Editor Upon expressing my dismay at the fact that the sales clerk was handling these "bullies" Keith Idee...... Sports Editor as he would, say, a can of string beans, he proceeded to show me a walking cane. You guessed Kelly Schab...... ArtsEditor it- it was a bull's penis. Jeddy W est...... Features Editor "We Texans don't believe in wasting," he said. Gordon Patterson...... Production Editor Iguess I'll waste no more words on the subject. Raul R ivera...... Photo Editor On a serious note. Dean Martin's transfer to Professional Studies came as a serious blow Greg MacSwecncy ...... Asst. NewsEditor to the future of the students of MSC. 'Through his years of service to the students, Dr. Ed Brian Falzarano...... Asst. Sports Editor Martin has proven his dedication and loyalty to all of us. The stories are endless about how Christina Tischiio..Asst. Editorial Editor he helped this student or that student on matters that ranged from the simple to the truly Jason Alders...... Cartoonist impossible. Sam R ock...... Copy Editor Is this how the administration "restructures"? Steve Kalas...... Graphic Assistant At the expense of the students' needs? I don't doubt that Dr. Snipes who has been appointed acting Dean of Students will do his ADVERTISING MANAGER best to serve the students in the same capacity that Dr. Martin did. "This transition will Kevin Schwoebel neither be easy nor quick. In the meantime it is the students that will need to "adjust". 'To I )r. Edward Martin I extend a heartfelt wish of hapiness in all his future endeavors that GRAPHIC & PAGE DESIGN I'm sure all MSC students share with me. 'The daily gridlock we as students face was Kevin Colligan alleviated by your friendly presence. I extend my sincere best wishes to Dr. Snipes in his new position and look forward to FACULTY ADVISOR meeting with him at his earliest convenience to discuss how we at the Montclarion can build Prof. Ron Hollander a long lasting relationship with him. The Montclarion is published weekly, except during examination, summer and winter sessions. It is funded, in part, by student fees distribution through the Student Government Association, Inc. ofMontclair State. Theviews expressed in the commentary section, with the exception o fthe main editorial, do not necessarily reflect the opinion of The Montclarion. Editor-in-Chief The Montclarion's layout designed by Kevin Coll igan

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M c w r 2 C 1A R IO N News/Thursdoy, November 4, 1993 Can brealhing in Hie Student Center make you sick?

An unexplained pattern of physical ailments, ranging from migraine headaches to Ford, “People have anxieties about the “We have been trying to get some- bronchitis, afflicting office workers within the Student Center has prompted the air quality and we want to relieve people.” thingdonc about the airquality in here for college to hire an outside environmental firm to determine if contaminated air is to at least five years,” said Maralyn Kinch, blame. Better late than never Assistant Director of Career Services. Employees in the Career Services and Kinch said repeated complaints and re­ Cooperative Education offices expressed quests for action were made to the Vice relief that testing was underway. “We arc President of Institutional Advancement, INVESTIGATIVE NEWS UNIT Jesse Rosenblum. “I just hope they give STORY BY KEVIN COLLIGAN very happy the testing is being done,” said Ververs. Many, however, were frustrated us the results,” said Ververs. with the length of time it took to have The Montclarion was unable to contact “The directors of Career Services and to Robertson, was coined in the 1970s to some action taken. Rosenblum before press time. Cooperative Education contacted me describe buildings that became unhealthy when I became the acting director,” said after the energy crisis prompted sealed Ford, who was named Student Center windows and recirculated air. director this past March, “and I met with Ververs’ and Davies’ repeated bouts of them to hear their concerns.” Ford said bronchitis may also have been caused by the respective directors informed her that Sick Building Syndrome, according to several employees suffered constant head­ Robertson. “Bronchitis is an inflamma­ aches, runny noses, bronchitis more often tion of the bronchial tubes,” he said, “and than ordinary and expressed concern that recirculated air could irritate (the bron­ it might be due to the air quality. chial tubes].” Robertson doubted, how­ Workers have suffered “strange aller­ ever, that any contamination of the Stu­ gic reactions, weird feelings and soreness dent Center’s air could be responsible for in the throat, headaches and skin rashes,” lung cancer; “Cancer is a twenty year said Lauren Plentz, the Assistant Coordi­ disease.” nator of Cooperative Education. Contamination Control Engineering Beverly Ververs, the coordinator of Inc. is handling the testing for the col lege. Career Services said “Fve had bronchitis The environmental firm conducted a five times over the last eight years. I’ve “general indoor air quality survey” Mon­ never had bronchitis before working day, according to Tony Damato, one of here.” Lynn Davies, a counselor in Ca- the two testers. “The testers did a series reerServices, also complained of bronchi­ of tests, crawled into the ventilation unit, tis, which she had not suffered before tested outdoor air quality and tested our working in the office. Workers also men­ filters,” said Ford. The Student Center tioned a secretary in the office had died of has a high velocity air system, said Ford, lung cancer. which has filters which are changed every “We’re drawing the logical conclusion three months. Newer buildings have more that something must be wrong with the advanced systems with automated sys­ air,” said Plentz. tems that account for spores, bacteria and other harmful material that may become Sick Building Syndrome trapped in air filters. “We don't have that,” Throat irritation, headaches and skin said Ford, “but we do what we can to rashes are symptoms that have been con­ assure that the air flowing through the sistent with “Sick Building Syndrome” Student Center and the annex is air that is according to Dr. David Robertson a pro- good for people to breath.” fessorin the Department of Fmvironmen- Ford said the college should have the tal, Urban and Geographic Studies. The results of the tests in about two weeks. “If term Sick Building Syndrome, according there is a problem we’ll deal with it,” said English Major loses requirements, gains counseling by Brian Falzarano After three years of development and This new program will increase ad­ of the program and asked if he would be age student opinion of how well the a year and a half of student consultation, vising and consultation on the part of interested, said, “Not really. I think it’s course is taught. A group of professors there could be a new curriculum for the faculty in helping students select a good program, but I plan to major in will alternate class teaching. English majors as early as the fall of courses for their major. Economics.” This does not make being an English 1994, the chairman of the English de­ From talking tostudents, many would Under the new proposal, Nash said major that much easier. T hey’ll have to partment said, stating that it will not consider it. that English majors will only have to take at least four literature courses on effect present English majors. “I don’t like English, but I might take one required course. The Pursuits topics such as genre studies, but does “We’d like to get the whole proposal, consider it, because the major I want has of English, a 200 level, three credit not have any specific requirements. including the curriculum core, through too many requirements, and they’re all course that will be differently from the “They’ll get in-depth experience the Curriculum Board by Sept. 1994,” closed,” said sophomore Marcella way most courses at MSC are taught. (within the major),” Nash said. said James Nash, chairman of the En­ Valente. This class will meet for two90 minute Besides this, there will be more new glish department. “I think it will attract However, it would not convince ev­ sessions per week and will mainly deal classes, but 90 percent of the schedule some students who otherwise would eryone to become an English major. with lectures, and the synthesis and not be interested.” Sophomore Michael Robert, when told critiquing of writing, as well as encour­ please turn to page 9 M ONT q CIARION 0 The Montdarion/ Thursday, November 4, 1993

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DJ CALLE LOCATED AT: Bloomfield Avenue, Clifton, NJ 07012 «201 « 7 7 8 * 2 2 5 3 DIRECTIONS FROM MSC: Rt. 46 East to 3 East to Bloomfield Avenue exit • Make right at light and make immediate right into Rowe-Manse lot • follow down hill • Ashley's is right in front of you i M U N I 4 ClARION News/Thursday, November 4, 1993 Six Tau Phi Beta Dr. Carl Snipes members arrestedfor named acting disorderly conduct by Kathy, Mart urn Dean of Students were arrested for disorderly conduct and Ten people were arrested early one of the four were taken to •Dean Martin transferred to Professional Studies .Sunday morning after a scuffle broke Mountainside Hospital in Montclair for out at a house in Montclair owned by wounds to the head and hands. •Gail Feinbloom replaces Snipes in Academic Advising MSC students, said Chief of Police, When the police went inside the Thomas Russo. house they observed eight kegs of beer Six of the ten people arrested were and two garbage cans full of empty jello by Glenn Steinberg members of the Tail Phi Beta fraternity. shots. The Tour Commander broke up Dean Harris is waiting for more the party and ordered everyone to leave. Dr. Edward Martin, Dean of.Student for his new position as Dean of Student information from the Montclair Police According to Shan non Trautwein, 22, Affairs, was relieved of his position on Affairs, though she does not know when before possible administrative action is a memherof the fraternity and a resident Friday and now is in the department of this will happen. considered. of the house, four people were asked to Professional Studies. Feinbloom also said that nothing is After receiving numerous phone calls leave and were then escorted outside Dr. Domcnica Desiderioscioli, Vice official as of yet, because nothing has from citizens in the area complaining of with, “no physical activity." They then President of Student Affairs, said, “Dr. been signed. a large disturbance, Montclair Police allegedly threw bricks through the Martin has been transferred to the While Snipes has been on vacation arrived on the scene to find a large group windows of the house. School of Professional Studies.” She for the past 10 days, Feinbloom said she of men in the driveway and on the also said that Dr. Carl Snipes, the Dean has been acting as “director in training," sidewalk, “combatting each other continued on page 5 of Academic Advising, will become the and that Snipes w ill return on Monday. physically.” said Russo. Four people acting Dean of Student Affairs. When asked to comment on the Irvin Reid, president of MSC was not situation, Mr. James Harris, Dean of available to comment on the situation Student Activities, expressed some Whitman, Giuliani and Desiderioscioli would not give any displeasure with the decision that he specifics on the matter. was not considered for the position of “As with other individual personnel Dean of Student Affairs, though he big winners in matters it is the administrative policy added that it will not affect his job not to discuss details,” Desiderioscioli performance. said. “I am totally committed to fulfilling regional rates Snipes, who also was unavailable to my job according to my job description comment on the situation, has been and making sure that student development and campus life is the by George Calle 35,000 votes. unofficially replaced by Gail Feinbloom of Academic Advising. best we can have,” Harris said. Republican Christie Todd Whitman Giuliani rccieved 903,114 votes as According to Feinbloom, she was Harris did say that he will continue to emerged victorious in the NJ state opposed to Dinkins' 858,868. Giuliani asked to become the acting Director of serve in his position as an associate dean, Gubernatorial race and Republican became the first challenger to unseat an Academic Advising, and she agreed to though a deanship would be very Rudolph Giuliani edged David Dinkins incumbent New York City mayor since do so, though she is not sure when she attractive. in the New York City mayoral election Fiorello La Guardia had done so in 1933. will actually start her new position. “My own assessment is that I’ve yesterday. Whitman similarly became the first Feinbloom said that she assumes she shown dedication, loyalty and skill in Whitman squeeked by Governor Jim continued on page 5 will take over as soon as Snipes leaves my stay at MSC,” Harris said. Florio by a narrow margin of under Saplings saved as SGA legislator alerts Conservation Club of improper planting by Bonnie Dexter Greenspan concerns to Michelle Lardieri, president Quinn, Director of Facilities Planning the trees on Monday established that of the Conservation Club, and Rick at MSC who, when informed of the everything had been resolved to their The SGA and the Conservation Club Leto, SGA Director of Internal Affairs. potential problem, immediately inactcd satisfaction. joined forces last week to effectively Lardieri then contacted Johnathan steps to correct the situation. “I am really glad that we got to work resolve an on-campus environmental Forsell, who is the Agricultural/Resource “I relayed (the problem) to the firm with Mike Crudele,” said Lardieri. concern. agent at Rutgers Cooperative Extension that had done the job and they arranged “He said ‘we need to do this’ and it Last Monday, SGA member Mike of Essex County, and asked his advise. to fix it,” said Quinn. got done.” Crudele noticed that the recently placed Forsell faxed a letter to Lardieri at the “We appreciate the help that they Crudele emphasized the usefulness saplings in front of the new Humanities Conservation Club office, agreeing with (Crudeleand Lardieri gave usin finding of organizations like the SGA and the Building had been planted with their their conclusion. this problem,” he added. Conservation Club. roots w rapped in burlap and thick rope. T he fax read, in part: “We Quinn’s assistant, Ed Oberhoffer, “People should be aware that (these Crudele, a senior and first semester SGA recom mend removal of all rope notified Lardieri that the situation would groups) exist, and not to be afraid to member, who also works at Ploch’s regardless of its biodegradability and be corrected by Monday, November 1. come down and bring things to their Garden Center in Clifton, was worried removal of burlap. Even if the burlap is “It was great working with him attention,” Crudele stated. that the burlap and rope would not natural fiber, it takes time to degrade (Quinn),” said Leto. “Through the SGA and organizations decompose quickly enough, and would and provides resistance to root “I le made sure that everything went like the Conservation Club, things can impede the growth of the trees. development.” the way it was supposed to.” get done.” Crudele immediately took his With fax in hand, Crudele called Jerry Crudele and Lardieri’s inspection of MONI' 5 The Montclarion/ Thursday, November 4, 1993

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' DISNEY IS COMING TO MSC...NOV. 9...BE THERE!!! mu mai» int HiM/iiiiNK hi Sid 11 AM. RM.419 STU.CEN. YOU MUST BE PRESENT TO OBTAIN AN INTERVIEW - FOR INFO CALL X7073 OR 4426 M C ) N T I 6 C I A R I ON 1 News/Thursdoy, November 4, 1993 Flood in Freeman hlections from page 3 challenger in NJ state history to unseat an incumbent governor. Former NJ governor Thomas basement source of Kean was on hand at Whitman headquarters for her 12:30 a.m. victory celebration. Whitman's campaign promise to roll back taxes by 30% played a mysterious stench major role in her success. Taxes were the main concern by Sean Daily disposable paper plates and plastic Freeman Hall basement), and the only that NJ voters expressed as they utensils, and the water level was not thing I can say is if the students at exited the polls in what has been A smell that has been recognized by added to. Freeman Hall and the SGA can be characterized as an average the residents of F reeman I (all is a result Another mishap occurred on October cooperative for a couple of days, we'll turnout. of on-going problems with the kitchen 28, when an exterminator sent to kill get the situation taken care of. We’ll be Giuliani, on the other hand, in a water supply. the fruit flies in the basement began back on regular chain, and we’ll get it all highly racially charged contest ran The smell is caused by stagnant exterminating during lunch. The flies done,” Cooper said. on a street sense, tough on crime rainwater in the basement of Freeman escaped into the kitchen and began to James Cotter, president of SGA, had platform. I fall and the outside stairs leading down die on the serving line and in the food. another point of view. Giuliani, who had previously to it normally handled by two drains With this, John got permission to close “You have residents in there who served as a prosecutor, took every clogged since summer. The puddles down, and lunch was cancelled for that paid a tremendous amount of money to opportunity to discredit mayor that have resulted have become filled day while the staff threw out the food live in Residence Life and paid for a Dinkins on his weak handling of with dead leaves and dead fruit flies. and cleaned up. meal plan, and if they live in substandard the Crown Heights incident John Kimmler, Chef Manager of According to Cooper, none of the conditions they should have the ability The 1993 election reflects the Freeman Hall, has stated that the smell rumors were true. to cither petition Residence Life to get waning popularity of President hadn’t affected food delivery or the food. “There’s no way there can be six feet their money back for substandard Clinton. Yesterday's GOP victories Complaints about the smell, which of water down there,” he said, saying conditions or do something along those are representative of the American has been described by patrons of the that the layout of the basement would lines. It’s a travesty,” Cotter said. He public's change of heart on cafeteria as smelling like “toilet water” preventit. He also said that the Facilities also said that the conditions in the Clinton's "changes". and “manure,” were voiced in open people found no indication of rats in the basement constituted a health hazard. Once again, Americans have fourm about four weeks age, and the basement. Repairs to the drains are scheduled decided, it's time for a change. SGA launched an investigation. Rumors He said that Facilities had placed a to begin this week. F'xtermination was began tocirculate about six feet of water pump in the basement to take out the finished over the Halloween weekend, in the basement, raw sewage being rainwater, and that a plumber and with no further incidents in the cafeteria. dumped into the basement and rats. exterminator were beginning work while Added to this was a plumbing line the interview was bcingconducted. The that, on October 27 began leaking and repairs, including fixing the pipes, broke while Facilities people were extermination, powerwashing and waiting for a plumber. repainting would come to $8,000. Doug Cooper, Assistant Director of He also added that the smell wasn’t Residence Hall Facitlitics, said that it coming so much from the basement was a line connected to the dishwashing w ater as from wet dust in the basement machine, though a reliable source states and clogged drains in the kitchen, to that the kitchen toilets also ran into this which Kimmler replied, “Absolutely line. The line was not connected to any not. That amazes me.” other part of the dormitory, and the Cooper also asked for cooperation. water was immediately shut off. “What you had is a lot of different As a result, lunch was served on areas contributing (to the water in Bulls, from page 3 Trautwcin was one of the six residents media over the weekend. arrested for maintaining a house of I larris w as also informed by the local nuisance. I le w as kept in police custody media that there w as underage drinking overnight and was let out on, “his own involved and the fraternity members recognizance,” Trautwcin said. were charging fees at the door that night. The issue was brought up during I larris also made it clear that he is not Tuesday night’s Greek Council meeting going to hold any fraternity responsible where Dean Harris expressed his until he gets all the facts from the police. feelings of concern for the reputation of A spokesperson forTau Phi Beta said Greeks in general. that there was only three kegs at the "Montclair State does not maintain party and that, “someone was at the fraternity houses,” Harris emphasized door to check I.D.’s.” more than once. He also stated to the A court date will follow today and other representatives from other although he could not speak for the fraternities and soroities that under such judge or Montclair’s judicial system, circumstances they can be sued “the judge will look sternly upon this personally alson with the SGA and type of activity,” Russo said. possibly even Montclair State. Irvin Reid, president of MSC, was “The house is not run by the unavailable for comment on the fraternity,” said a member of'Fau Phi situation. Beta, despite what was stated in the The Montclarion staff in the West Enel of Dallas, Texas after four days of seminars M O N T 7 CLARION / The Montclarion/ Thursday, November 4, 1993

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MONT 8 CLARION The Montclarion/ Thursday, November 4, 1993 peculiar people ana wiaaiHa Wonder/ brought to you hardly ever by Appetite Cotter Pie is truth. I haven't written in weeks. "WAIT!" I screamed "You haven't This article is for Paola, who at the "Come she started. heard the half of it! Apparently, the SGA Loop last Thursday, told me to stop being again?" President has threatened the life of a fellow- Prcsidcn t for a w hile and start being Appetite "Stay with me "Rumor has it student! A voter even! He's put a hit out on again. I used to be cool, she hinted, and here. Table for six in that this very some field house worker's life! CAN YOU wrote this bi/.zarc column every week for search of pic." establishment IMAGINE? It gets worse! Weighing in at two years. Why I stopped I'll never know. "Smoking or non?" has perhaps l.SOIbs., soakingwet, holdingananvil, with Perhaps all the rumors arc true... "Fume the most his leather jacket on, this evil dictator of the So wc went to get pic. W’c could consuming of course. profound pic stratosphere actually used curse words! have very well just gone to the A&P and Tabacco is truth. You in all of land THE HORROR! RUN FOR YOUR waltzed with the zombies that stock the know exactly what's known as LIVES! HIDE THE CHILDREN! shelves at three A.M. They would have led happening when you New Jersey. APPETITE'S ON A RAMPAGE!!! us down the isles of confectionary delights, draw that last drag off Wc have Where's our pie? Its the only thing we can blue radioactive cupcakes and oozing sugar your tar soaked stick. come on a count on as truth! Banana will always taste buns lining the walls, to the mcccaofcircular There is no question. quest for like a banana! Chocolate is dogma!" The crusts and fantastic fruity fillings. For $2.89 Slowly but surely, black truth. Truth, tribe began swaying in rythmic motion, wc could've fed the tribe w ith the pic of our gook collects on your it seem s, is tearing at their clothes and devouring the choosing; apple, cherry, grasshopper or beautiful pink lungs, hard to come silverwear. mince meat... and during those by these "BLOOK OOGY BLOOK! The ...but this was not the experience uncontrollable coughing fits of the pre-dawn, days." fires in L.A. are Appetite’s fault. The SGA wc were after. you can actually see pieces of your..." "That's wonderful," she said flatly stands for Silly Giraffes on Acid! They're Wc clammored instead, this band "I'm, how’s that table way in the "What kind of pie is it you want?" hording all the napalm in that office!! PIE, of urchins, into the Jeep, and flew down the back..." he interrupted. "The kind is unimportant, so long PIE PIE!!!* yellow lined asphalt in search of pic that "Fine, fine. We shouldn't be as it rings true. The apple should taste like When the cops came, they found would feed us truth. Route 3 glimmered disturbed. We've come for pie you know." apple and the cherry like cherry, do vou our group rolling on the floor, some in the with glass bits and the Pick Tock stood like "Right this way." Single file we dig?" fetal position, others mumbling incoherently Oz against the blackened sky. Wc fell out of were led through Oz, past slurping soups "Sure, fine. What kind of pie do about pie, frothingat the mouth and urinating the truck and into the diner, and approached and crunching carrots and mutants of you desire?" she asked more firmly. on the pastel colored carpet. They dragged the greasy host with stained armpits with an astonishing diversity. We sat lightly in our "Do you realize the untruths that us through the puddles, our teeth catching unyielding hope for nirvana. scats, eagerly drooling and tapping our feet arecirculated these days? Rumor has it that lint and crumbs as we were pulled past the "We have com e for pic!" I for the brown smocked waitress to arrive. the SGA President is the anti-christ. He's various tables holdingeheeseburger deluxes announced F rom the front of the diner we could see the planning on freezing every organization's and eggs over easy. 1 tried grabbing the "How many?" he asked cautiously manager whispering in our waitress' ear, budget, buying a blue Pinto, and heading rotating bakery display that housed "Six. Before you are six truth presumably warning her of our hysteria. west with some sorority girl to grow olives on innumerable confectionary delights, but as seekers of the coconut custard variety. We She eyed our table, rolled her painted eyes a commune outside of Santa Cruz." w ith all truths, it slipped from my fingers as are simple, yet tasty, without too much egg deep into her skull and glided over. "Look. Do you want the damn pie I was pulled relentlessly by the forces that yolk, baked to a golden brown..." "So, what can I do for you folks..?" or not?" be... English, from page 3 of this semester w ill he part of next what we’re (the faculty) hoping is fall’s curriculum, as it takes time to get students will alert advisors about new courses approved, Nash said. Also, graduate plans.” Nash said that some special topics Nash said the department will help courses, such as the spring's Literature the student towards his goal if that goal of Baseball, may become regularcourses. is graduate school, by giving them a Under this format, students can more traditional course load, similar to concentrate in film, writing or another what majors in the department are aspect of the English program, as well as getting now. Also, he says that they will sample other programs. I -arry Schwartz, “try to blanket the student with a professor in the English department, advisement.” and the former chair of the The professors are looking forward subcommittee of this project, thinks to when this change comes into effect. that this will he beneficial to those who It will be welcomed, as the old system take advantage of this opportunity. became trite to them. But this plan is “ 11 allow s students to pick and choose not the first of its kind; Rutgers has a s Hanna Toribio (on left in photo) an English major of their own devising,” similar program. Senior: Psychology major he said. “MSC is hardly at the cutting edge,” University of Guadalajara Another professor in the department, said Arthur. “We were looking to provide Paul Arthur, added, “Students will have flexibility. Although it seems to be a Going to Mexico not only gave me the experience of a new culture and a lot more opportunity.” radical model and wc arc expecting language, but also gave me the opportunity of making a lot of friends w ith However, getting into graduate controversy, MSC’s new English whom I discovered differences from our countries. school after entering this program may program is hardly unique. The day after arriving, my friends and I went to a store to get soda. We be a problem, since this curriculum may Nash added to that, saying, “The waited for a little while until wc finally got it, but there was a problem, we not coincide w ith what some graduate department is reflecting what is going didn’t get it in a bottle or in a can, guess where? in a plastic hag! We were schools are looking for. on nationally. Our faculty is changing; shocked. Isn’t that something different? “It could (hurt students going on to people are bringing in new talents and graduate school),” Arthur said. “But enthusiasm.” V IC > N T CIARION 9

I, to ' How does deal\ ENROLLMENT BY ETHNICITY with raeial and September 1993 ethnie relations American Indian/Alaskan 37 Asian/Pacific Highlander 504 by Tanya Dakivar Black, Non-Hispanic 1,024 Do you think your school is not worthy of serious thought or, two, a was a problem on campus. Everyone segregated? valid comment that can help us all agrees that by the time a person gets to understand how others percieve us. college, he is mature enough to make Cuban-American 118 100% of MSC students asked said Since over 75% of you said that you his own decisions about different races. that they thought this had friends of all (So, will someone please explain to me Hispanic 542 school was , in fact, ______different cultures why every week I'm reading something segregated. 75% of and races, why is new about some racist or sexist charge students from other it not evident on ...a person should in the Montclarion?) The students Latin American 376 colleges also felt the this campus? interviewed said that they, personally, same. Not by water be given a job or Is this do not see racism as a problem on fountains, mind you, subconscious? campus. I was curious to see how many Mexican American 14 but by the students' Quite a few of other schools employed a multicultural own choice. admitted to a you felt this was requirement like Montclair does. One African-Americans the case. It's just student was sure that her school did, 4 Puerto Rican 299 click together, school because o f something that students were sure that their schools Latinos click happens. did not, and the rest said that they had together, Chinese and his o r her "People tend to noclue. I also asked how many minority White, Non-Hispanic 8,981 Oriental students, be more teachers each student had had in their Indian students and comfortable college career. One student had said so on ad infinitum. qualifications... around people of about 35 - 40% of her professors were of Not Reported 1,172 In fact, it is not their own race." different ethnic groups while the rest limited to race or Why is that? had either never had a minority teacher, ethnicity. Some students felt that Is it something you've experienced or at most 2 (maybe three) in college. fraternities and sororities even or something you were brought up to According to a report dated Sept. 21 encourage sitting only with Greek believe? 1993, 6 new African Americans and 3 members in the cafeterias. Spanish staff members were hired. At He said,"As soon as you walk in the Do you see racial tension on MSC (Interestingly enough, 6 were non Hispanic, 6,456 are and 592 are cafeteria, you know where you should campus? asssistant professors, 2 were instructors unreported. and shouldn't sit. They make you feel and one was a recreational specialist.) It really was great to see all the diverse uncomfortable, as if you weren't a 63.8% of all Graduate and cultures here at Montclair. They ranged member, you just weren't good enough Although almost everyone Undergraduate students at MSC are from American Indian/Alaskan to Latin to sit there." interviewed hasexpienccd racial tension Female, w hile 36.2% are Male (as of 9/ American to Black/non Hispanic to This kind of comment can be taken cither directly or indirectly at some point 15/93). Of all Graduate students, 440 Asian/ Pacific Islander and so on. Phis two wavs; one,as an insult and therefore in their lives, not one person thought it are of an ethnic group besides White/ leads to my next question.

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minorities have been pushed aside too Whether to African Americans, Chinese Harris of the Multi-Cultural Student Mentor Program. This Mentor program How do you feel about long and they deserve a chance to prove Americans, Spanish Americans, Arab themselves. Americans, Jewish Americans, Indian was founded in 1988 by Dean Harris affirmative action? Americans, Italian Americans, and Dr. Jackson (Intra Collegiate Racism, Whose Responsibility! Americans usually have something to Academic Programs - College Hall). Its 91% of you said that you did not say about everyone else. goal is to help Freshman of all different particularly agree with the idea of Vault is it anyway? According to Samuel Johnson, "Every cultures (it's intial goal was to help Latino Affirmative Action. Most of you said man has a right to utter what he thinks and African American students but now that you believed a person should be When asked, 100% of all students truth, and every other man has a right to all arc invited to participate) make their given a job or admitted to a school replied that the responsibility of knock him down for it." Unfortunately, transition into college. After that, it's to because of his or her qualifications, not teaching children about racism lies in that doesn't accomplish much. help keep their sanity while they're in because a quota needed to be filled. I the home. Approximately 10% said that Violence is not the answer. Plain and college and to encourage them to stay in must say there were quite a few people school should play Simple. We've already college and graduate. This program, who had mixed feelings about this. On some part in teaching tried that. It only before 1988 was like a Big Brother the other hand, the ones that were for it about racism, since shows our lack of program and continues to be like that. were adamantly for it maintaining that some parents tend to "Ijust wanna maturity and brains (Only now, women are encouraged to be prejudiced when we have to participate as well.) What happens is themselves. The know why white resort to physical this: a faculty or upperclassmen member majority however, revenge. (Mentor) is paired up with a student ------\ think that people wear A lot of students (Mcntcc) and is their own personal mathematics should when asked about advisor. (I guess they realized that we all MSC be taught at school and Malcolm "X" Malcolm X, replied don't get along with our Accdemic Multi-cultural morals at home. that they believed all Advisors!)These mentors are more than Everyone agrees that academic advisors, they are dependable Organizations the Malcolm X hype the most influential was just that. HYPE. Most said that people who do not judge you according people in a child's development there was a degree of people out there to what color you are, what nationality (whether the influence is good or bad) CLASS I who really believe in it, but the majority you are, what religion you practice, or are the parents. Their ideas and beliefs, your financial status. Your advisor LASO* Latin American Student just follow. A couple stated concerns if not taught, are heard and sometimes ultimately becomes one of your closest Organization that if people really claimed to believe followed by the children. friends. This year, there are 115Mentors x-4440 it, why hadn't they said something BEFORE the movie came out? One and 120 students. It is basically a one on Why are people racist? MSC student just replied, "I just wanna one (or one on two) relationship. It's OS All «Organization of know why white people wear Malcolm close and comfortable, friendly and Students for African Unity Although everyone agrees about the X ?!?" Most people adhere to the informal. Usually the Mentor Program x-4198 family's responsibility, the majority teachings of Martin Luther King, Jr. sets up 3 or 4 programs, speakers or doesn't think that family beliefs are the and think that Malcolm X should not be workshops a semester. It also offers CLASS II main cause of racism though they do as strong an influence as King. students Psych services, Tutorial Center ISO*International Student play a part. Most people say it's a mix services, Academic Alert and so on. If Organization between fear and ignorance. People What is available to MSC you have any questions or are interested x-5000 fear what they don't know. People are in signing up, contact Mr. Mark Tyrone afraid to lose their power. Once one is students who are interested in Myers (Student Activities Office - 4th CLASS III established as the best, the top, they programs for minorities? floor - Student Center - extension 7609) and I guarantee he'll be more than happy Armenian Club«Associations don't want to be any less. I n their struggle to help! of Indians at to stay on top, they do what they can to I went around campus to check out Montdair«Carribean Student insure that no one will be a threat. Once what was available for interested they realize that there is someone who students and I was totally shocked at Organization «Hatian Student can "equal" them, whether this person is the number of clubs and programs Organization«ltalian- of the same ethnic group or not, they get available to minority and non minority, American Student scared. And a person who is scared is not students alike. Since most students don't . ddr . dd/r/z/rd/r/'r// //'/v/dd d/dr d< Organization «Jewish Student a pleasant person to deal with. know what's available, there's a list on /‘■)y/rr////dy /d ////d //dd /d r ¡d///dr//di Union «Le Cerde "PEOPLE HATE THOSE WHO this page. Check into it! I just want to Francais«Pakistani American MAKE THEM FEEL THEIR OWN tell you about one program in particular. //'dr y////d/r/y///dr/d / '// dd/-i •i/zr/'/y: Association «National Assoc, INFERIORITY'. (Lord Chesterfield 1 walked into an office on the 4th floor of . dd dd)///rdv/d. ,d?//z///y/r drdd/yr. of Negro, Business, & 1994 - 1773) the Student Center last week not . d?//dyrri. . d)//yrsi Vjr///////////dy, /////d Professional Women's Clubs, Some say it goes back to slavery. knowing what to expect. What I found . drd/v/ . 7d//dd Inc. Okay, maybe that explains why some was one of the nicest, most dedicated, African - Americans "dislike" White most interesting guys I had ever met. Americans but then why is there racism Mark Myers is a Graduate Student here and prejudice among White Americans? at MSC and coordinator under Dean

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m o i s i t CIARION 13 Letters/Thursday, November 4, 1993 Colter not welcomed back at field house

So often politicians make promises and do things “like I’m really going to break it” and he did not move. before they're in office to make people think they are the I then went and to told campus police (they were already best candidate. But once elected you find out how the down there handling other business) what was going on person really is. Such is the case at M.S.C. with our S.G. A. and asked them to remove Appetite and his friend from President James “Appetite” Cotter. Yes, I voted for him the field house. Campus Police took the phone from like the rest of you Appetite and did, but on last told them they Tuesday I got to had to leave. meet the real After Appetite. Appetitefinally began to exchanging I am an several words employee at the with the Police, M.S.C. field house. le a v e , b u t n o t b efo re h e Appetite While I was at work, finally began to Cotter and a friend leave, but not busted into the made several threats a t before he made Field House several threats without giving me at my life. His their I.D. (anyone m y life lastwordstome whocomesinto the before he left field house must were “I can’t leave an I.D.-no I.D. no admittance) and demanded me wait to nail your ASS.” About 10 or 15 minutes later he to give them the table they left down at the field house called back to the field house and demanded me to tell during the homecoming weekend. After telling him I him my name. Appetite’s exact words to me were “You did not know where the table was, “Appetite” and his scum bag, you better watch you back.” And this, people, friend busted into the Director of the Field House’s room foi is suppose to be our S.G.A. president. Imagine how he Save office and interrupted a meeting that was already in handles the millions of dollars the S.G.A. is in charge of. progress. I then asked them to leave which he and his Ask yourself, is this the kind of person we want as our friend did do. He then asked me if he could use the president? I walked around all week in fear of my life, phone (I am not supposed to let him but I did anyway). just for doing my job. Is that fair. Something to make you Ah, the cafeterias of MSC! The dieter’s friend. Domin While using the phone he sat on the desk. After asking go Hmmmm. greatest incentive to graduate in four years. All can be ce him nicely to get off the desk Appetite’s words were Jenabu Williams them for the Ritz (although, a single Ritz® cracker is con Bohn Hall bring your tray back up for a slice of processed cheese pr be somewhat edible, insect and insecticide-free and prep enough for a puppy mill or methadone clinic. If you are one of the few unfortunate on-campus residt I am writing this letter to all of the feeble minded, Is it not you who kept asking members of my organization, rias on a regular basis, do yourself a favor this weekend a ignorant individuals who went around stealing posters as well as myself, when tickets would go on sale? Then a-week-deal meal plan cost. No how’s your appetite? Do that was put up by Sigma Phi Rho fraternity Inc. and the why did you disrespect us like that? soaked, kamikaze fruit flies sputtering toward your tray i Rho Rhoses in order to I am not pointing appetizer? We don’t. advertise for our fingers at or blaming program featuring anyone, because to do Doug Cooper, the Assistant Director of Residence Hal Uptown Comedy Club so wouId make me out an awful lot of time explaining away a stench-permeated and Lords of the ‘7/ is one o fthose basic to be just as childish ria with a sob story of an incredible string of blunders. Vo Underground. as you were when you basement filled up with water. The drains that ^¿e suppe We put in long, hard stole our posters, hours to put this show lessons that your besides you know clogged since summer and now the puddles are tilled wi together for you and this who you are!! then a water line broke. It ran to the dishwasher, not - as campus community, To conclude this - toilets. And then, urn, uh, we had an exterminator begi) and how do you repay mother should have letter, I would like to lunch and, urn, uh, a bunch of flying bugs took synchron us? By stealing posters say on behalf of Sigma that could have been Phi Rho Frat. Inc. and lunches. But other than that we’re doing fine and with a given to you had you ta u g h ty o u r the Rho Rhoses, for students we’ll have everything under control. asked for them after the future references we If only students could explain away late term papers tl show. would appreciate it The state of the Freeman Hall cafeteria is deplorable. Don’t get me wrong, very much if you kept I am not upset with the fact that the posters were stolen your hands to yourself. And remember kiddies, ifyou did SGA legislators “investigating” the situation demand a v because they are but merely paper and can easily be not buy it or if it doesn’t have your name on it, then possibly a resignation or two. There is no place in the ret replaced. It is the disrespect that you showed to us when evidently it does not belong to you. “It is one of those treated with such contempt and indifference (short ot th we, a positive organization, were trying to do something basic lessons that your mother should have taught you!” Shame on Residence Life. * constructive, yet entertaining for this campus. Is it not Peace, you who are one of those people who are always Tracy A. Smith complaining that there is nothing to do on this campus?

MONT CLARION . »it * ▼ D ¡1 " 0 R il LeHers/Ttiursday, November 4, 1993 The 3 rd tim e's a charm

When I saw your 10/21 issue of the Montclarion it paper apparently has. They are not perfect, but who is! disturbed me. I picked it up in the Student Center and I do not rememberseeinga headline about George Calle read the front page, ______------losing his second “Dethroned.” Needless consecutive run for the to say I was pissed off. [D o] not forget that you are a SGA Presidency. I do not Your paper is published want to make this a at and for Montclair black man before anything else, personnel attack. All I want State, just in case you is for you to treat people, forgot. Granted and that downgradingyour your own school teams and Montclair state lost the others in the same light as football game, but they own people does notpay. you treat yourselves, and do not need their own ______remember what school school paper to throw it yourwritingfor. I hope that in their faces. I have two roommates who are on the you do not try to pick this letter apart in the hopes to football team and the time and energy they put into cloud the point made in it. Just take the point made and football deserves more respect and feeling then your work on it. A concerned Student Kenneth Rusty Treible

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MONT CI A RI ON ------The Montclarion/Thursday, November 4, 1993------PERSONALS

S.G.April— Congratulations!!! Now get Rocco— I KNOW you’re a great guy. day!! Hang in there, you’re doing greatlll P L E E E E S E I Love. Goomba back to work a s A.G. Love, Mike C. Love always. Your big, Nicole M. K atz DC— You should’ve stuck with Dougie—missed ya in big D. Thanx for L a s s o wom an— se e any cowboys it. It could’ve been something really Liz- the watchlll Can't wait to freeze our lately? -your Texan roommate. good, but now we’ll never know. Oh well, what size did you say you prefer in butts off, Love, me. your loss, not minelll-You know whol cardigans? Michele L.— Keep up the good work over XOXO Pamela— You are my “lifesaver” I love a t Con. Club, and you said you couldn’t Debbie— Let’s Flashdance in Alabama! you. -David handle the joblll-Mike Bullwinkle— Thankyoufordinner.itwas J.T. Strong— You better produce or I’m great. And thanks for being there for cutting you offl -Parly Hey d>rown eyes- D-fiat-there's your RobM.of DC— Hcyyou-yeahyoul Come me. Love, Pledge HoHoHo note.—dirtbag down off your high horse and speak to Ceylan-Keep pushin'l -Dinck me! I’m waiting for you to make your Anna, Margaret, & Rocco— You are To San & Dave T. (AKPsi)— You guys move...are you ready?-the B e a st the g reatest Bigs! Thanks for all your To my Bright but distant star- are the greatest, and no m atter what help & I’ll definately need it the next 5 the darkness keeps us apart but the you think I never did, and never will Kevin— Hiya! Hope your in a better weeks because I think I’m going to go light of our love can see us through- forget you!! Love always, your little mood this weekend, love, Chrissy nuts! Love, your pledge, little HoHoHo always your friend-repressed and far forever, Nicole from home. Hey guys— y’all are crazy! -"Jay” “BE” Pledge class of AKPsi— Just a Jeff Q. and Jack(TKE)-Congratula- few more weeks! Hang in there & “B E” To my favorite TKE— I love you!! Love, tions on passing the series-7 exam!! Christina, Thanks for standing by when one&“B E ”strong. Love, Pledge HoHoHo me Knock 'em dead on Wall Street!!!! Love, I was “close.” I love you. P.5. I got Jana stam ps. CongratulationstotheRunnin’YIPSof Sguid-boy-Does Daddy let you out by Nutley for throwing the ULTIMATE yourself p ast dark? Liz-even with beer you know I'll still be Kristie &Janis(5DT)— Wehaveadate Halloween Bash!-D. Bravo standing when it's over.—Tex with Socrates! Love, Tam Peter-love to share some poetry with Heygirifriend-wish I had gorgeous, sexy, you. Love, The R a tt baby Hey Tony in Global—You're not only Keith, Amy,Glen n (G reg), Kel ly.Ta nya - - long-haired men drooling over me, III witty- your also the president of the Thursday night is unforgivable but I still Stop complainin'-The OTHER Earthmen Goomba— More Park Sausages Ma. Hair Club for Men-(you know where to could've never asked for better com­ fan. PLEA SEI -Munchkin find me) pany) (I mean, da' picker could've still been with us)-— the chiefl ToplegeSchizo(AKPsi)— Happy Birth­ Bunka— More Parks Sausages Mai See y’all

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MONT CIARION 17 mment Thursday, November 4, 1993 R e v t e w Comedy courtesy of Sigma Phi Rho u Splendor in try Joanne Pringle Child.” They concluded the concert with On Thursday, Oct. 28, laughter and two positive messages which were the hip-hop bounced off the walls of Memo­ VISC audience was #1 and the rappers the Grass” rial Auditorium. Sigma Phi Rho Frater­ emphasized the importance of keeping fry .1 nnette Williams nity Inc. sponsored the event which fea­ the peace. Once agai n, the departmen tof Broad- tured Uptown Comedy Club and rap art­ Sigma Phi Rho Fraternity Inc. presi­ casting, Speech, Communication, ists Lords of the Underground. dent Tim James responded at the end of Dance and Theatre has given us an- Uptow n Comedy Club’s “Traveling” the program, “We were obliged to present othcrexceptional performance! Splen­ group “The Posse," entertained the audi­ the campus community with an alterna­ dor in the Grass is the first performance ence with rib cracking jokes. The Posse tive social engagement.” Once agai n they of the 1993-94 season of the Studio included host Monteria Ivey, Rhonda served the community' w ith safe fun and Theater Series. It is F. Andrew Leslie’s Fowler, Tracy Morgan and Macio all of enjoyment. I )o not miss out on their next stage adaptation o William Inge’s Acad- whom arc regulars on the weekly tele­ event. cmy Award-winning screenplay._____ vised comedy show. Please rum to PIA Y, page 19 Rappers Lords of the Underground rocked the stage performing their latest smash hits “Chief Rocka" and “Funky Monteria hey from the romee/y shore'. Review: Sun-60: A Review: Purrr by serious band try Dwayne Fatherree order to deliver a knockout performance Hollyfaith-harclrecking Special Correspondent at The Varsity theater in Baton Rouge, College Press Service La. try Marry Schirloff James Brown may be the hardest work­ Despite her condition, which caused They’re not just another Atlanta band. Hollyfaith is a hard rocking, soul ing man in show business, but Sun-60 her usually crystal-clear vocals to sound searchinggroup influenced by the Beatles, Black Crow es and the Screaming Frees. singer, songwriter and trumpeter Joan like a cross between the highs of Dale They deal with issues of life, death, friends and loneliness. Jones is easily the hardest-working woman Bozzio and the sultry come-hither of “Whatsamatta” (track #9) with you? Go out and buy the CD. If you’re into the in rock. Brenda Vaccaro, Jones stepped out from emotional thing, check out “Zero,” track 5. Wrapping up a five-month stint of behind the microphone during the en­ 1 he overall picture is Purrrrv/ss worth the wait. You can check them out at Scton hard touring punctuated by a three-week core to sing, a cappclla, the last verse of I lall on Nov. 8 or the Stone Pony on Nov. 12. “working break” to film the video for the “Take me Home” before the band By the way, the college radio station, 101.5 WMSC had a live interview with single “Never Knew God,” Jones and the brought the song to a screaming close. singer Rob Aldridge of I lollyfaith. I le called all the w ay from Virginia to grace our band were within days of returning to I ,os What would drive a performer to put station with his voice. DJ’s Marcy Lane and Dr. Brimstone interviewed Rob on Angeles when she put aside a head cold that much into a performance? For Jones Wednesday Oct. 26. I lope you were listening. and the accompanying strained voice in and fellow songwriter David Russo, there is no easy answer-it’s just the way things are done. “It’s all nerves,” said Jones after the Coming up... set, seeming much more diminutive re­ laxing on a backstage couch instead of

The M o m c i a r i o .x tc'i/l provide free listings of your A&F. events if you drop a note off to Kelly Schah. the A&F editor, try Friday at pounding the stageplanks. “It keeps you noon. fresh. I mean, everyone gooses one an­ other. I went out there tonight and the bassist just looked up at me and laughed. Thursday, Nov. 4 I felt awful and here he was laughing! III EATRE- “Splendor in the Grass.” From William Inge's Academy Award-winning screenplay. Adapted for the stage Pretty soon they(theband)wercall laugh­ by F. Andrew Leslie. 8 p.m. Nov. 2-6,2 p.m. Nov. 7, Studio Theatre. Tickets: $4 general admission (including senior citizens, ing, and I was getting into it and laughing, faculty, staff and alumni); $2 students with I.D. too. It gets you going.” Saturday, Nov. 6 The other side of the nerves is the DANCE- Ballet Gran Folklorico De Mexico. Thirty-five singers, dancers and floredor musicians from Mexico City w ill creative spark that drives the band to present 1,000 years of history. Accompanied by the exciting rhythms of Mariachis, the Marimba and a special Jarocho trio from write. Although Jones and Russo split the state of Veracruz, the dancers will present a panaramoa of Mexican culture along with a variety of costumes. Part of the Great songwriting and vocal duties fairly evenly Events Series. 8 p.m. Memorial Auditorium. Tickets: $25 general admission, $22 faculty and staff; $20 senior citizens; $10 on Only, the band’s second CD, Jones students and children. Call the Box Office at (201) 655-5112. intimated that coexistence is not always an easy process, especially in a five-piece Sunday, Nov. 7 group w ith such creative members. AR T- College Art Gallery. “Dreamakers.” Children's art work sponsored by Crayola. Curated by Susan Leshnoff of the “When you start a band, it’ll always I )epartment of Fine Arts and art education students. The College Art Gallery is located in I ,ife I lall. I lours are 10 a.m. to 4 feel like it wants to break up,” said Jones. p.m. Monday through Friday. For more information, call (201) 655-5113. Runs until Dec. 17. “Even in this band there is more tension. Monday, Nov. 8 I mean, David and I fight sometimes. ART-Gallery One. The Russian Children's Art Exhibit. Gallery One is located in the Life Hall Annex. Hoursare 10a.m. That keeps everything moving, though.” to 4 p.m. Monday through Friday and 1 to 5 p.m. Saturday and Sunday. For more information, call (201) 655-5113. Not surprisingly, Jones likens her songwriting, on a gut level, to that of Saturday, Nov. 13 another band that derived most of its DANCE- UMOJA Dance Company presents “a unique blend of Modern and African dance”, Life Hall, room 123. creative energy from internal tensions- Tickets: $8.00 general admission; $5.00 students.For more infromation call: (201) 744-6135. Please turn to SUN-60, page 19 MONT 18 CIARION Arts&Entertainment/Thursday November 4, 1993 ------Sun-60, from pa^c 18 The Prophet gets a the Rolling Stones. Play, from page 18 . “It’s just rock and roll,” she laughed. Splendor in the Grass is a touching new logo next week! “We’re pretty lucky, actually,” re­ story of teenage love and growing up. It flected Jones about the band. “It’s pretty is set in a small town in eastern Kansas during the 1920’s. The play shows us by Kevin Schwoebel Frcdrico Fellini also died this week. natural, and we’re all good enough musi­ how the ambitions of a father for his son Welcome, loyal readers, to another His directorial credits include Roma, l/i cians to do whatever we want." and the demands of the late 1920’s wonderful PROPHET BIGG install­ Strada, Dolre Vita, The Clowns and many Russo is indicative of the wealth of changed the lives of so many people. ment. First thing’s first. Next week, with more. He was known as the greatest talent within Sun-60. I le handles his my luck. I’ll premier some sort of logo or Italian film director. share of the vocals, plays lead guitar and The entire cast did a fantastic job. There was amazingchcmistry between other. The winner in the “Design a Get set for Took Who's Talking AW’! tickles the keyboards in addition to his Dcanic Loomis, played by Stephanie Prophet I yOgo” contest was Stefan Poliak. You know, I get a sick felling in my songw riting. I le said that, unlike Jones, Koempel and Bud Stamper, portrayed I lis award-winning logo will he featured stomach just thinkingabout it. I liked the he finds more of his inspiration to write in for the rest of the semester. original, thought the second was a typical literature than in the stress of the band by Mark Jameson. The plight of these two star-crossed Congrats and thanks, Stephan, you won bad sequel and I prayed there would Ik relationship. a brand new Chrysler Cordova and you no third. Obviously, there is no God, and “For me, I think I get most of my lovers touched the hearts of all. The cast did a wonderful job making the can pick it up in my office! if there is , he sure isn’t listening. inspiration from books, from stories," said audience believe that Bud and Dcanic If Stefan’s logo is unable to fulfil its I saw Tim burton’s The Sight mare Be- Russo. “It’s not much at first-I kind of were really in love and that Bud’s fa­ duties, the second place design, submit­ foreChristmas. I enjoyed it. It gave me that half-conciously write, constructing the ther, played by Jason Yudoff, w as pres­ ted by Keith Idee, will lx;crowned. News... Riidolf-Christmas-spccial-feclingand will songs in my head. Plus, being on the road, suring Bud to follow his own ambitions. River Phoenix died this week of un­ no doubt end up as such with the catchy the reading helps chew up a lot of miles. The moral of this play can be a lesson known causes at the time of this writing. tunes that everyone remembers. “We're It leads you back to a lot of other thoughts. learned by all. Popular speculation is that the death was on the island of misfit toys...” It is apparent that he has brought his The director. Robert Vaccaro, is an either caused by cither cocaine and/or Finally, some PROPHET notes. To w ork ethic to play in Sun-60’s success. I n MSC graduate school alumna. I le did valium. It seems a shame that such a El Squid, no worries, mate! Lighten up. addition to the new CD and video (w hich an excellent job. Judith Tcitclbaum, young man would have been stupid To Jane, you are wonderful. Sorry the debuted on M’lV s 120 Minutes), the band the costume designer, made each char­ enough to find no other use for his money plans got blown To Sarah, thanks for recorded a song for the soundtrack of / acter so much more real with the au­ than to put it up his nose or whatever. trying. I mean that. To the Sons of the Married an Axe Murderer, the Mike Myers thentic costumes. The set was de­ River Phoenix had a promising career at PROPHET, just keepsettingme straight film, and will be back on the road again in signed by Amy I lorvath and the light­ 23. I le has done some fine films that you and I 'll play you a tunc on my new banjo! late October, probably touring straight on ing designer was Tomoko. should check out if you haven’t seen To the rest of you, in the immortal words till Christmas. Splendor in the Grass showed the them. I hey i ncludc Stand By Me, Running of Chachi Areola, “Wa, Wa, Wa!” Jones said that her background lends on Empty, My Own Private Idaho, Explorers itself to clubs. trucabilityofall involved. Thetalentof and Indiana Jones and the Isist Crusade. “There's something real, something the cast shines through, but don’t just substantial about playing to people in take my word for it, go see for yourself! Review: The Joy Luck clubs,” said Jones. Club (five stars) Remember to by College Press Service fling discreetly in handkerchiefs. When you think about Oliver Stone, The movie follows the book closely, Recycle Vour Old usually movies like Platoon or Scarface but the action is rearranged in a more come to mind, not interior stories such as straightforeward manner in order to relate the film version of Amy Fan’s book The the tales of four Chinese women who Montdorions Joy Luck Club. struggle through various ordeals to come Go figure, then give credit where it’s to America, their Mah-Jongg club, the due. The Joy Luck Club is sad, hopeful, troubles their U.S.- born daughters face delicate and beautifully filmed, a movie and how the women are more alike than The Fashion you shouldn’t miss, but be sure to bring not. plenty of Kleenex. It’s a real heart-tugger, Tan’s book is about the triumph of and you know you’ve seen one when a spirit. It’s rare when a movie matches a Boutique good number of the men in the theater are novel’s spirit, but The Joy Luck Club does. surreptitiously wiping their eyes and snif­ l/y Deanna M azza

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M O N I OQ CLARION Thursday, November 4, 1993 Red Hawks sack Trenton State, 16-0 Bargiel's 5 1/2 sacks, Martress' 150 yards dominate Lions fo r 5-2 MSC

fry Brian Fafzarano come something that can be taken for On a damp, rainy Saturday, there granted. If he doesn't have more than were 1,224 people in the stands at Tren­ one sack, it is as if he had a terrible ton State's I dons Stadium. Besides won­ game. Therefore, w hen he has a game dering why they were sitting in a dow n­ like this, it leaves no one surprised, pour, they may have been asking them­ especially Giancola. selves two seemingly different, but re­ “We’ve come to expect that kind of lated questions. performance from Jeff. I Ic gave us an First, they could have asked them­ outstanding performance,” Giancola selves if MSC would break the shackles said of his sophomore defensive end. of a two-game losing streak. Another player who played a solid Secondly, they may have asked them­ game, yet was overshadowed again, was selves if Jeff Bargiel could play up to his senior tailback Gerry Martress. Run­ ning behind a powerful offensive line, he gained 150 yards on 29carries, giving him 656 yards for the season. I Ic also Football added a 13-yard touchdown with 5:28 left in the first quarter to give MSC a 14- 5 1/2 sack game against Trenton State 0 lead. At this point you could have last season. taken out your knife and fork, because I'hc answer to both questions was an the Lions were done. emphatic yes. Bargiel dominated the The touchdown was set up after a Lions offense again, posting 10 tackles fumbled punt by Lions’ punt returner and five sacks, one for a fourth quarter Scott Dickson was recovered by John MSC fullback John Culver is dragged down by a Trenton State defender in the Red safety, to lead the Red I lawks (5-2, 2-1) Alvarado at the Lions’ 20 yard line. Hatchs' 16-0 win over the l .ions on Saturday in Ewing Township. to a 16-0 triumph over the Lions. Back to Martress and his “quest" for Head coach Rick Giancola was un­ glory. He had his fourth 100-yard game Kirk Ballard (three of 10, 21 yards). down, to give MSC a 6-0 lead, before derstandably pleased. “The weeks are of the season, yet has not snared the Do you want an idea of how much the Scott Rubinctti missed his sixth extra always a little longer when you have to attention he deserves. No matter. Red Hawk defense dominated? In the point of the season. T he weather could come back off of a loss (24-21 to Ferrum Giancola is more than pleased with the fourth quarter, the Lions drove down to have been the reason for it, though. College on Oct. 23). I thought Saturday’s play of one of the NJ AC’s best backs. the MSC 12 yard line, before Bargiel MSC’s offense was not to be mis­ game was one of our best overall games.” “Gerry’s probably the most honest derailed them, sacking Ballard for a loss taken for the San Francisco 49crs’ on When one discusses the Red I lawks, tailback we’ve had. He’s workmanlike of nine yards. this day, however. the first thing that comes to mind should and he gives you his best every time From that point on, finishing the Darren Volkcr completed only four be defense. And when one thinks of the out,” Giancola said. game was only a formality, as it was clear passes in 10 attempts, for 37 yards. defense, they must think of Jeff Bargiel, But once again, among the elements that the Red I lawks would win. It was Despite an invisible passing game due the NJAC Defensive Playerof the Week. of rain, wind and cold, it was the de­ Ballard who helped the Red I law ks get to the conditions and gaining 183 yards For the season, he now has 12.5 sacks, fense that led the Red 1 lawks to vic­ on the scoreboard. On the first drive of on the ground, Giancola was very pleased fifth on the Red Hawks’ single season tory. No kidding. the game, Ballard was intercepted by w ith the play of his offense. list, along with 46 tackles, 15 for losses. They held Trenton State to 181 yards linebacker Frank Franco at the TSC 23 For MSC, his performance has be­ of total offensc.and stifled quarterback yard line and returned it for a touch­ continued on page ¿1 Women's soccer seeks to MSC Sports Schedule break school win record Saturday, November 6: Football (home) vs. Jersey City State College, 7 p.m. by Nick Gantaifis Despite their winning record, the Men’s and women’s cross country (away) The NJAC Championships The MSC women’s soccer team fin­ Red 1 lawks did not receive a bid for the at Holmdel Park, TBA ished w hat was one of the most success­ KCAC New York/New Jersey Metro Men’s soccer (home) vs. U.S. Merchant Marine Academy in the ful seasons in the program’s history last Women’s Soccer Championships w hen EC AC Metro New York/New Jersey Soccer Championship, noon. night. the seedings were announced on Mon­ Men’s and women’s swimming and diving (home) vs. Trenton State The Red I lawks played away at Kean day. College, 2 p.m. College in Union last night and the The teams considered for the tour­ results were not available at press time. nament range from schools located in Sunday, November 7: MSC’s 9-8-1 record going into the upstate New York to Virginia. Men’s soccer (home) in the championship game of ECAC tournament Kean game put head coach Peter The Red Hawks lost their first two (if necessary), noon. Latartara’s team in a position to break games of the season and tied in their the school record for wins. The nine third. Their rough beginning was par­ Saturday, November 13: victories the Red Hawks’ had entering tially responsible for the Red Hawks Football (away) vs. Rowan College, 1:30 p.m. last night’s game tied the school record. not getting a bid. •All home football and men’s soccer games are played at Sprague Field. ivic >isri CLARION AOUiAJJ ------— ------Sports/Thursdoy, November 4, 1993 ------M SC student enjoys mix o f books and bodyslams Dean’s list scholar works part-time as a professional wrestler

by Keith A. Idee . Ford was quick to point out that his girlfriend, Bcatriz Pazos is the person The worlds of academia and profes­ _3 who notices the change most. sional wrestling seem to he universes < Ford’sparcnts, F'rnicand Judy, have apart. It’s simple, hooks and bodyslams always supported theirson in whatever arc on opposite ends of the spectrum. he’s done. They attend every match Yet Chris Ford, 19, of Rutherford has that Ford has and have grown to appre­ combined the two into a neat little pack­ ciate what he docs. But at first they age. A “small package" for those famil­ were a little skeptical about their son iar with the lingo. The dean’s list stu­ being a professional wrestler. dent at MSC moonlights as a profes­ “I was just so afraid that he’d get sional wrestler on weckcnds to help pay hurt, and I still am," said Judy Ford. his way through school. “But, he enjoys it and his grades haven’t “I think my fascination with profes­ slipped, so I guess it’s alright.” sional wrestling began when I was about Ford, 6’2” and 230 pounds, is bigger knee-high,” said Ford. “I have an older than the average man, but is not con­ brother, and his friends used to pretty sidered big for a mean and nasty heel much pummel me whenevcrthcycamc that throws people around the ring. over. Now, at least I get paid to take a Ford IDangerous Devon Storm) suplexes un opponent at a recent house mutch. “I’m known for my acrobatic style,” beating,” Ford added, pointingtoa large Ford said proudly. “I’m not the tradi­ purple bruise on his forehead that re­ ated from Rutherford High School, he job. “There arc times when I just don’t tional bad guy that’s like some big sulted from his match the night before. met Iron Mike Sharpe through a friend. feel like leaving the locker room,” F ord monster. I use my agility to my advan­ During the week. Ford studies hard Sharpe, a former international wrestling said. “But then I hear my music, I put tage with high-flying moves. Those to maintain his 3.45 overall GPA and star, allowed Ford to join his school for on my shades and I become Dangerous types of moves excite me when I watch trains to stay in shape for upcoming professional wrestlers in Bricktown. Devon Storm. The fan reaction really a match, so I that’s why I do it.” matches. On Saturday nights, he be­ Two months later, Ford stepped into gets me pumped and I’m ready to go at Ford is happy working as an inde­ comes Dangerous Devon Storm, a sinis­ the ring for the first time as a profes­ it with my opponent.” pendent, but he has sent his tapes to ter villain in the squared circle. sional in a battle royal at Sharpe’s gym. The transition from Chris Ford to promoters of the larger and more finan­ “While I was growing up, I always Since then, Ford has worked as an Dangerous Devon Storm is what his cially secure wrestling organizations. thought that being a wrestler would be independent wrestlerand has performed friends and family find most interest­ The smaller organizations that he a cool way to make a living,” Ford said. at shows for five different organizations. ing. “My friends always tell me that currently signs contracts with present “But most people really don’t know I le’s now literally learning the ropes at they can’t believe that it's me out there,” cards primarily at local high schools and how to go about getting into the busi­ the East Coast Professional Wrestling F’ord said. “I do a lot to get the crowd to at small traininggyms in what are known ness. I just got lucky.” School in Lake Hiawatha. respond to me in a negative way, and it’s as house shows. Duringthespringof 1991, when Ford Going in and out of character is the just so different from anything that I’d was just 16 years old and not yet gradu­ thing that Ford enjoys most about his normally do. But that’s the job.” Continued on page 27

ATTENTION: The MSC Athletic Department will be running a Red Hawks settle for four-session, year-long swimming program entitled, “RED HAWK SWIMMING.” For further information, call head swimming and ECACs after NCAA snub diving coach Brian McLaughlin at (201) 655-5242. by Keith A. Idee Although he was obviously disap­ Sometimes you get what you want. pointed by not making the NCAA’s, In the bleachers... Sometimes you get what you need. And Chesney believes that his team can find sometimes you get what you get. solace in the ECAC tournament. c = a The MSC men's soccer team settled “We can definately salvage the sea­ for the last of the aforementioned three son by winning the ECAC tournament,” when it received the first seed in the said Chesney. “It’s not going to be easy, P’CAC Metro New York/New Jersey but I think we've got enough talent to win it.” The Red Hawks will play an opening Men’s soccer round game against the United States Merchant Marine Academy (10-5-3) on Soccer Championship, which will be Saturday at Sprague Field at noon. played this weekend at Sprague Field. The other teams in the field are Drew The Red Hawks (11-7-1,5-3-1 NJAC) University (11-4-4) and Vassar College were sittingon the bubble for the NCAA (9-7-1). Those two teams will also meet Tournament for three weeks, but that in an opening round game on Sautrday bubble bursted when MSC dropped a at noon, in Madison. 3-1 decision to IJpsala College last Mon­ The winners of the two opening day at Sprague Field. round games will meet in the champi­ This season marks the first time since onship game on Sunday at noon at the 1989 that MSC did not receive an NCAA home site of the highest remainingseed. bid. This was also the first time Rob RED IIAWK NOTES....Sophomore Chesney has not taken his team to the midfielder Alex Zapata of Paterson was *1 know this must be hard, ma'am, but taka another look. You're positive NCAA tournament in his three years at named the NJAC Player of the Year this its your husband?* MSC. week. MONT O £ ClARIQN ¿ 0 -The Montclorion/Thursday, November 4, 199T

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YOU MUST BE PRESENT TO •4 10% Off $75 OR HIGHER TATTOO WITH COLLEGE ID i THIS OfFER IS COO P UNTIL DECEMBER 15. 1993 OBTAIN AN INTERVIEW - FOR INFO CALL X7073 OR 4426 • VN MONT CI A R I ON Sports/Thursday, November 4, 1993 Coslet still can’t point to the win column because doubters could just as easily point to the loss column. Wrestler, But at least his theory on the Jets being a good team isn’t just hot air from page 25 anymore. F'ord, a sophomore with an unde­ clared major, has plans on transferring Calling the shots to Kean College in the spring to enter that school’s physical therapy program. But he’s hoping that a promoter will With the Jordan-less NBA’s regular take a I iking to hisshtick and sign him season beginning on Friday, it’s only to a full-time deal. fitting to offer some predictions, some “I think that in the back of every which havcchanged since “His Airncss” pro wrestler’s mind, they want to get decided to hang up his sneakers a month a gig with the WWF' or the WCW,” ago.... The New York Knicks arc the Jets finally withstand gut check Ford said. “T hat’s where the big deepest team in the F'astcrn Confer­ money is in the business.” The Jets had their chance at glory lustcr effort against the Bills provided ence and will make their first appear­ Ford earnings vary for the local Sunday afternoon at Giants Stadium. critics and onlookers with all of the skep­ ance in the NBA Finals since 1973....Al­ shows that he does, but it’s usually The chance to prove that they are a ticism they could channel entering the though the Seattle Supersoncis have less than $500. The stars of the World quality team. The chance to prove that New York football showdown. the most talented team in the NBA, the Wrestling Federation (based in Stam­ they arc more than just squatters at But for once in their disappointing Pheonix Suns will make a return to the ford, Conn.) and World Champion­ another team’s stadium. The chance to history, the Jets collectively stepped up Finals. Barkley and Co. will lose to the ship Wrestling(based in Atlanta, Ga.) prove that they have the ability to beat and refused to let themselves and their Knicks in the Finals.... Look for a more make anywhere from $200,000 and a good football team in a game that fans down. in-depth look at the NBA in next week’s up annually. actually meant something. Over the past few weeks, Bruce issue....There will be a major upset on “I want to get my degree before I It was up to them. They could con­ Coslet stated over and over that the Jets Saturday night in Caesar’s Palace in Las pursue this full-time,” Ford said. tinue to play second fiddle to the Giants were a good football team. Yet, he Vegas when Evander Holyfield regains “Then I know that if the constant in the eyes of the metropolitan area couldn’t back it up by pointing to the his world heavyweight championship in travel that’s required of a pro wrestler fans, or they could salvage some pride, win column. a decision over Riddick Bowe. Don’t becomes too much of a strain that I steal some headlines and keep them­ On the Giants 4th and 10 play from laugh. Holyfield has a lot to prove to always have my degree to fall back selves in the AFC East race. the Jets 11 yard line with 24 seconds left himself and Bowe hasn’t been tested on.” Their second-half collapses against in the game, Leon Hess’ boys proved since the last time he and the “Real It’s no wonder that he’s on the the Eagles and Raiders and their lack- Coslet to be right. Deal” fought....Have a nice week. dean’s list. WPC ends MSC's finest Football, from page 24 season in NJAC tourney “I thought we played a good game,” the officials, though. “We’re not sup­ Giancola said. “Our line was taking posed to give up 17 points in the by Nicole Festa fourth quarter (actually, it was 10 third set and proceeded to blow out the them off of the ball. They’re leading tackier was their safety (Tom Max­ points), we're not supposed to have A breakthrough season for the MSC Red Hawks in the fourth and final set. well).” two touchdowns called back, we’re volleyball tcamhasended in heartbreak I n losing to WPC for the second time It seems as if the Red Hawks are not supposed to give up a Hail Mary,” following the NJAC Championships. this season, Fejan, who is MSC’s single back on track. They can’t afford a an obviously dejected Giancola Despite having the best season in its season leader in kills (197) and hitting letdown this week against Jersey City said....F’or the second straight week, brief history (14-9, 2-4 NJAC), William efficiency (.258), had 13 kills. Junior State, which has not won a confer­ the Red Hawks gave up over 300 Paterson ended any hopes of the Red outside hitter Jayne Janish added 10 ence game in its past 23 tries. Also, yards rushing (333). But it was the Hawks winning an NJAC champion­ kills in the loss. they cannot look ahead to Rowan on Hail Mary that killed them....Volker ship, defeating them in four games (11- Before the downer against WPC, Nov. 13. If they do, the Red Haw ks, threw a 36-yard touchdown to tight 15,15-8,14-16, 7-15) to eliminate them MSC squeaked out a five game match ranked fourth in the NCAA Eastern end Brian Ruane, and Gerry Martress from the NJAC tournament in a first against NJAC-rival Jersey City State, Region Division III poll, will not have (44 yards) and John Culver (two yards) round match. (15-11. 10-15, 15-11,8-15,15-11). 'Phis to account for MSC’s scoring....If the win was very crucial, as it helped MSC a postseason to ponder. solidify the fifth seed in the NJAC RED IIAWKNOTES....For those Red I lawks win their remaininggames Volleyball Championships. who have not heard, MSC blew a 21- against Jersey City State and Rowan, In what may have been the most 7 lead, allowing 10 points in the fourth they will qualify for the Division III quarter, including a 39-yard “Hail NCAA national tournament....They Despite the loss, the future looks exciting match of the season, Fejan and Mary” pass from quarterback Millard may be playing perennial NJAC door­ bright, as veterans like junior setter Garcia, two of MSC’s constants this sea­ Vining to James Williamson third and mat Jersey City State this Saturday, Yocasta Garcia and junior outside hitter son, led the way. Fejan, an exchange 25, to give F'errum College a 24-21 but the Red Hawks arc not looking Anncliesc Fejan return, as well as prom­ student from Austria, contributed 11 victory over MSC last Saturday in ahead to Rowan. “We can’t afford to ising freshman middle hitter Krista kills, while their number one setter, Virginia....Vining threw for 175 yards, look ahead,” Giancola said. “An up­ Gastelu. In fact, the entire MSC team Garcia, contributed an astounding 20 completing 7 of 12, and also rushed set Saturday destroys everything will return next season. This year’s assists. for 91 yards and an eight-yard touch­ (playoff chances). It is the biggest team did not have one senior. While MSC did not win any champi­ down in the first half. Williams also game of the year.” They should win Head coach Anita Kubicka is espe­ onships this season, it has gained confi­ caught an 81-yard touchdown pass in easily, but if they can’t stop Gothic cially impressed with the younger mem­ dence in its ability and have gained the third quarter which enabled Knights’ star tailback Rodney Bond, bers of her team. respect in the NJAC. F'errum to begin its comeback....The they’ll have they’re hands full....Last “The young players have done a great This season, besides being remem­ Red Hawks, again proving vulner­ season, Rowan defeated MSC, 42-17 job, and got better and better as the bered as possibly the season that put able to the big play, beat themselves. at Sprague Field to win the NJAC season progressed,” said Kubicka. them on the “volleyball map” in the They had two touchdowns called back regular season championship....“We It seemed as though MSC could pull metropolitan area, was one in which due to penalties. Overall, they were will beat Row an,” Giancola said refer­ this match out, because at one point it MSCset21 team and individual records. called for eight penalties for a total of ring to the Nov. 13 showdown in was tied at one set apiece. Then, the '1'hat in itslef is enough to give any­ 88 yards....Giancola refused to blame Glassboro.... We’ll see. Pioneers went on to squeak out the one high hopes for the 1994 season. MONTCLARION Football snaps two-game losing streak (Falzarano, p.24)*MSC student works as a pro wrestler (Idee, p.25)

November 4, 1993 • “O ur 67th Year of Service” • Volume 73 No. 8

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The MSC men's soccer team play in the ECAC Tournament

•apte'- weekend after not receiving < to the NCAA tournament S (Idee, p. 25)

Women's soccer report (Gantaifis, p.24)*Volleyball's season of success (Festa, p.27)*Pressbox (Idee, p. 27)