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Sigma Delta Tau struggles: (and loses) agis ht PiApai tug-of-war contest at the Greek picnic on the athletic fields', Saturday., .during the Inter-Fratemity Sorority Weekend. The EAM fraternity performed a "Greased Lighe g skit -for a talent I ... show at Spring Spirit Night '94. Many other of the University's fratenities and sororities showed their support for the event, making it the most successful since its initiation, last spring.- Kickline, the USB Cheerleaders, and -the Lacrosse team joined in the ce-lebration., A traditional bonfire was lit at the end-of the show.
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Stony Brook Spring Chamber Music Festival. 8 p.m. Admission is free. For further Contemporary Chamber Players. 8 p.m. New works by Stony Brook composers. information, call 632-7330. Staller Center Recital Hall. Admission is free. For more information call 632-7230. Staller Center Recital Hall.
FSA Flea Market. 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. Stony Brook Union Bi-Level. Call 632-6514. FSA Flea Market. 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. Stony Brook Union Bi-Level. Call 632-6514.
I-CON Student Group Meeting. 6 p.m Every Week. Student Union Room 216. . For Cycling Team. 8:30 p.m. Road and mountain biking. Hendrix Lobby in Roth Quad. more information call 632-6045. The Bacchae. 8 p.m. An adaption of Euripides' Greek Drama created and directed by Prepared Childbirth Classes. '7:30 --9:30 p.m. Pre registration Required. University Dr. Theresa Ki-ja Kim. Tickets $8 general or $6'students and senior citizens. For Hospital. For more information call 444-2729. more information call 632-7230. Staller Center in Theatre Two.
Kumkum Sangari. 4:30 p.m. Reader in English, Indraprastha College for Women, Delhi University. Melville Library E-4330. FRIIDAY, APRIL 29
TUESDAY, APRIL 26 Student Art Exhibition. 11 a.m. - 4 p.m. Gina Shin and Bentley Stockbine Monday through Friday. Stony Brook Union Art Gallery. Homecoming InterestMeeting. 12:50 p.m. Open to all interested-in coordinating events or assisting are invited to join the Homecoming Committee. Stony Brook Union room The Bacchae. 8 p.m. An adaption of Euripides' Greek Drama created'and directed by 221. Dr. Theresa Ki-ja Kim.---Tickets $8 general or $6 students and senior-citizens. For more information call 632-7230. Staller Center in Theatre-Two. Weekly Nine Ball Tournaments. 8 p.m. Entry fee is $5. FSA Billiard Hall in the basement of the Union. SATURDAY, APRIL 30 Earth Action Board. 8 p.m. Every Week. First floor meeting room in Roth Quad Caf- eteria. All welcome. For more information call Dawn at 632-2880. Ballet Chicago: Hansel-and, Gretel. 8 p.m. -Tickets $22/$20. For more information call 632-7230. Staller Center Main Stage. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 27 The Bacchae. 8 p.m. An adaption of Euripides' Greek Drama created and directed by- Postcolonialism:What's in a Name? 4:30 p.m. Public Lecture by Aijaz Ahmad. For Dr. Theresa Kija Kim. Tickets $8 general or $6 students and senior citizens. For more information call 632-7765. Melville Library E-4340. more information call 632-7230. Staller Center in Theatre Two.
Opening Week Activities Meeting. 12:40 - 1:40 p.m. "Planning for the Fall '94 Se- SUNDAY, MAY 3 mester." All orgainizations are encouraged to attend. Everyone is Welcome. Stony Brook Union Room 221. The Bacchae. 2 p.m. An adaption of Euripides' Greek Drama created'and directed by Dr. Theresa Kija Kim. Tickets $8 general or $6 students and senior citizens. For Minorities in Medicine. 8 p.m. General Meeting. All welcome. Student Union Room more information call 632-7230. Staller Center in Theatre Two. 216. Stony Brook Corale. 10:30 a.m. A liturgical performance of Louis Vierne's Messe StudentAction CoalitionforAnimals. 9 p.m. All who are interested are welcome. For Solennelle, Op. -16 at the Church of Saints Philip and James. For more information more information call 632-7998. Basement of the Student Union room 079. call 632-7330.
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researchers to -the conclusion that documented that around 3 p.m. a drop in reports of physical illness," Landis said. By Aimee Green many triggers a feeling of But a well-known 1964 American College Press Service : _ most college students are chronically sleep- ,body temperature deprived. sleepiness, resulting in the notorious mid- Cancer Society study did find that the Sleep. It's a biological necessity. But When I teach an 8:30 intro class that's afternoon nap. amount of sleep an individual receives can how many of us consider it as important obvious because on any given day, if I have There are definitely differences affect mortality. Subjects who habitually as breathing or eating? Every night. 200 students there, I may have one or two between losing sleep for a few nights and slept less than six hours, or more than 10 millions of Americans hit the pillow a little with their heads down, collapsed," Vitello habitual sleep loss. hours, were more likely to live shorter lives, later than they would have liked, only to said. Even one night of shortened sleep said Landis. wake up to the piercing sounds of their Since Edison's invention of the light can impair mental Signs of sleep deprivation are all too hillh A 94-hnimr rrieptv hasc aripen where common in a-society that devalues the alarm clocks for another tiresome day. LUUlLf, a Ad-tISV"1 OV%9-9.L nAl functions. In College students are infamous for individuals can stay up thro importance of sleep. skimping on sleep and then snoozing -ofthe night. Those who are sleep-deprived suffer through classes. Not unlike many other But nature may be rom obvious symptoms such as fatigue students, Bryan Marenstein, a University partially to and a general feeling dayftime sleepiness. ad-hr+,% vn 1%onhe Natt r~f% in 10-emriac rif of Washington sophomore, says he usually iney oiten can De spolctu in a scncs uo makes it to bed between 3 and 4 a.m., "microsleeps," or miniature episodes of sleep averaging six or less hours of sleep per :lmly resulting in dropping eyelids and continual night. tests, sleep- head nodding. "Earlier in the quarter, I got a lot prived individuals Another sign of sleep deprivation is of sleep in the library- on the couches, e to add up simple falling asleep within five minutes after the chairs, the ground, anywhere I can rs or hit certain crawling into bed. "Some people think that if they're out find a place to lie down," Marenstein A M w KI ry""F rn. said. "I got so much sleep at night that I for the "Their performance deteriorates, as soon as their head hits the pillow... that was really tired during the day." sleep reaction times slow and accuracy they're a good sleeper, but it actually may Most sleep research experts agree -deprivation ot millions1 -or_1 diminishes," explained Carol Landis, mean that they have a sleep disorder or they that young adults need an average of Americans. Our bodies' biological, or University of Washington assistant are chronically sleep-deprived," Landis said. seven to nine hours of sleep per night. circandian rhythm, is set to a 25-hour professor of physiological nursing. On the average, American.s fall asleep "But for whatever the reasons, maybe schedule - one hour longer than the solar Although individuals can sometimes seven minutes after getting into bed. Fully- a combination between academic, social day. override the immediate adverse effects of rested people fall asleep after 10 to 15 and work demands, students end up getting "What that means is it is easier for a shortened night's sleep, Landis does not minutes in bed. five or six hours on the average," said people to stay up later... But the problem recommend all-nighters before the day of Some sleep-deprived individuals fall Michael Vitello, associate director of the is that you still have to get up at a fix time a final. into a pattern of relying on caffeine to wake University of Washington Sleep and Aging the next day," Vitello said. "So almost by Researchers have not been able to them up in the mornings and sleeping pills Research Program. definition it's very easy for you to (cut off) connect sleep deprivation directly to any or alcohol to ensure a sound sleep at night. A 1982 Stanford University stud you sleep and end up sleep-deprived." physical illness in humans. Vitello warned against reliance on found that when placed in a dark, quiet Additionally, those who suffer from "The longest research conduct on drugs. "If you have yourself a double room, college students fell asleep faster on mid-afternoon drowsiness can blame their humans shows that we can be wake as long espresso each morning, in a couple of hours the average than other adults. This has led body's circadian rhythms. It has been as eight and a half to nine days without you may find yourself lower than before."
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- - : . I? 4 III : The Final Chapter?by your publication,- Fornicating libeled or defamed Drinking & from be stare me down and scare me away that she has all intentions of Some people might think that it would be assured In my column of November 22, 1993 Some people might think that it would stare me down and scare. me away from be libeled or defamed by your publication, how, much someone the story. (Officer Mull: You dont be .assured that she has all intentions of Friends Dont Let Friends Drink and be easy. to determine writing are were stare at me all you proceeding and seeking such remedies as Fornicate, I wrote about the conception of had to drink and whether or not they scare me a bit. You can the laws of this State and it might be permissible under date rape as -an idea and how it has been intoxicated on any given night. AOwever, want, but if you do it again the United States. dealt, or mis-dealtn with on campus..: I this is not the case. Ihaveheard-conflicting considered police harassment.) It is of course our hopes that none of attempted to point out that dating protocols testimony on this subject. Several of the The following day the following letter this will be necessary, that you will refrain make dating a game of Russian Roulette. victim's friends that live with her in her was f axed to the Statesman office: from printing the story at all,teh or at very to the victim by a Contract for Sex, which student hall in James College, testified at the least, omit any reference I wrote name. were supposed to fill out and have signed Student Affairs hearing that she had Attn: Richard Cole, Editor November 5, 1993 Very truly yours, A. Craig Purcell by a Student Affairs official before dating. consumed some quantity of alcohol the RE: Rape Incident of Dear Mr. Cole: was supposed to show how. night in question. Another girl, from the This contract Please be advised that I have been This letter is obviously supposed to some of the campus rules are.. same dorm, testified that she saw the victim ridiculous consulted by the victim of a rape incident scare me away from this story. (Mr. column of January 24, 1993 occurred on In my which Purcell: Your legal mumbo-jumbo doesn't and Fornicating. Part II: I Told the above date. with Drinking even phase me. Try and blow harder!) I wrote about a case in which a respect to a You So!, However, the first thing that comes to student, whose identity I did not know at newspaper article she understands you are mind after reading this letter is that line time, was expelled from school for the about to print in the from Shakespeare, where he wrote in raping a girl while she was under allegedly Statesman naming Henry VI "The first thing we do, let's kill -the influence of alcohol. saidI that this as an alleged rape her all the lawyers." Mr. Purcell, obviously story was appearing in my column and not victim. believes in practicing the type of law that as a news story, because I did not know On behalf of has brought the judicial system of this the identity of the people involved, or all OzXd1UViVumln, WV,V/ UI requesting country to the pitiful point that we find it of the facts surroundingthe case. in the hall bathroom at approximately 3a.m. hereby that you not run this story at all, or if you feel in now. As Mr. Purcell has pointed out, .Since January, I have been interested and it was obvious to her that the victim you must do so, that you omit any reference this case is still under investigation by the in-this case and have continued to research had been drinking, but that she was not at note that it is the standard of to her name. We DAs office. Until the time when the DA it. I have. found out the names of the the point of passing out. This same witness the industry and indeed the policy of virtually decides to prosecute the case, technically students involved. I have interviewed one said that the victim was walking straight all responsible journalists to omit the names CRIME HAS BEEN COMMITTED. of the male students. The other male and talking coherently while in the of rape victims in any stories that are NO would appear to be an even the victim is not protected student is currently out'of the country. I bathroom. published. This Therefore, wiser policy in a situation where publicity has the laws cited by Purcell, and that have spoken to members of the'University One of the'men involved in this under been avoided by the victim in the past for both is why I have put the word "victim" in Police Department,'the Suffolk County incident was thrown out of school on and the defendants benefit. her own quotes. After much research, it is not at Police Department, Gary Mis and Paul November 29, based solely on his own As I believe you are aware, this matter is who the true victims have been Chase of the'Student Affairs office, and testimony as given in a written statement still under active investigation by the District all clear incident. several students who acted as witnesses at to the Student Affairs office. In this Attorneys Office of Suffolk County and in this whole accused was very Affairs hearing. After statement, the student admits to knowing criminal charges against the persons Two last things: One,I the Student still distinctly possible. people, all I can the victim, played the drinking game three- by the victim are shocked and dismayed that while I was interviewing all of these Indeed, commenting on an active criminal for any one to man with her and the other male student researching this case, almost everyone say is that it is impossible th investigation would be most unwise, if not in 5, that I spoke to about it was closed- know what happened on November involved, and then fooling around with the violation of the law in and of itself. Moreover, to feel as if they with the exception of the three' people victim.: The young man has vehemently she is actively considering bringing a civil minded. People seemed had to choose sides and strictly advocate involved. proclaimed his innocence on the-charges action against these individuals and has filed a claim against victim or the two males. Apparently, the whole case against the of sexual abuse and rape from the a Notice of Intention to file for either the the State University in this regard. Secondly, I feel, but did not hear two males is based upon the state of mind beginning. attention the May I also bring to your anyone else say, that each party in this of the victim due to alcohol consumption. I made an attempt to interview and 50-c of the Civil Rights Law' Sections 50-b incident needs to take some responsibility Student Affairs officials and University victim, but she told me that-she was not of the State of New York which provides that sure if she wanted tospeak with me and happened. The male Police officials have stated that if the girl the identity of the victim of a sex offense shall for what allegedly responsibility for was intoxicated, she did not have the ability that I should call her back the next day. be confidential. The Civil Rights Law also students need to take suffered ensuing behavior. to give her consent to have sexual An hour later University Police officer provides a right to recover damages their drinking and their into my office asking to by reason of such wrongful disclosure. But this is also true of the female student. intercourse with either of the men. Aran Mull came in the me that he had Should you print the article She needs to take responsibility for However,' if she was not intoxicated at the speak with me.' He told and refer to the victim by name, Statesman bringing two male students to her room time of the incident, then no rape occurred. received a call from the girl's RA and that will have no alternative but to seek we No one is The girl has never claimed that she was they wanted me to leave the victim and her whatever judicial remedies are available'to us either drunk, or then drinking. violently raped while she was conscious. friends alone. Officer Mull attempted to after careful consideration. Should the victim blameless in a case such as this.
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The marketplace of ideas needs to be At USB. Dining, we take, our well stocked. Perhaps moral relativism is environmental responsibility seriously. We destructive. Perhaps abortion is murder. serve over 12,000 people a day which gives Perhaps black culture, having taken the us an opportunity as part of the University path of W.E.B. Dubois instead of Booker community, to affect the actions of notjust T. Washington, has produced a black rage our employees, but also encourage which is a self indulgent false awareness and participation by those who consciousness of victimization that wounds enter our dining locations every day. By blacks and the rest of us (my examples). working in partnership with our. client, Dear Stony Brook, if you limit the market customers, student groups and suppliers, to no more choices than Hillary's alliances, we can have an enormous and beneficial how are you going to know? effect on the environment. The time for action is now- and USB Arthur Heyman Dining is responding through our Earth Sense Program. Through Earth Sense, we continue to meet customers needs while EditorWas Great Help taking the leadin reducing solid waste. We encourage the use of waste reduction ToThe Editor: programs throughpurchasing standards Last March while working on a that reduce packaging and increase the use Political Science paper I needed some of recyclable and recycled content information pertaining to Jerry Brown's materials. We support the use of recycling 1992 appearance at Stony Brook during the programs and presently recycle cardboard, New York Presidential primary, I spoke to paper, glass,plastic,'and cans throughout Robyn Sauer and she promptly got me a our dining facilities. We will continue to copy of the Statesman with the cover story use our food service recycling as a catalyst Brown's Bitter Barrageby David Joachim, for other programs that promote the Earth I had it in the next days mail and it was- a Sense ethic throughout the campus and the great help with my-paper. Thank You. community we serve. I am a-returning full time student,- age From April 18th through April 22nd, 55, and a regular reader of your paper. It is l~l~~b l USB Dining conducted a Waste always "right on the money". management and Recycling campaign Thanks again, Robyn. throughout the campus to heighten Now it's OFFICIAL! awareness about the Earth Sense Program. Edward Canavan A Big Six accounting firm has Kelly and"H" Cafeterias did a food waste audit to measure how much food is wasted verified The Princeton Review's in our all-you can eat facilities. Following unparalleled-average score this USB Dining worked in conjunction .with NYPIRG in doing a waste improvements. We help our management campaign urging students not students raise their scores dra- to waste food by taking more than they can matically. Small classes (no more chew, an therefore explaining how this will: in the long run. contribute to saving -our than 12 students) and personal environment. Students were given a fact attention make our course the sheet which showed the-results. as seen most effective, efficient, and below. With heightened awareness, about the program, we hope to see- significant enjoyable way to. reduction in' the amount of solid reduction in the amount of solid waste coming out HIGHER SCORES! of the dining room. 00 At other locations, the concentration Courses for the June exams: O was on our recycling program. Posters and To LSAT begins April 30 ctd handouts by cashiers asked students to be GMAT begins May 7 environmentally aware by recycling their aPT, soda cans, glass and plastic. We've also We also offer summer courses for the introduced an Earth Sense Refillable Mug August MCAT and the October LSAT, on so~ Program where students get a discount GRE,&GMAT. their beverages if they remember to use the Q refillable mug. For more Information, call us today! The weeks events were not complete without lightening things up a bit and giving customers a chance to participate in a fun Earth Sense Trivia game hosted in Cl -. the Student Union, Humanities Cafe and Roth. Some won sweatshirts, tote bags, T-, i? shirts, pocket folders and refillable bags. Thanks for caring about our y(-A1 environment. It only makes Earth Sense! 45 6)271-3400 0s- te EdgcbFo4aloTestgServiceC orPrinetonUnivemrstyufdikatedwih The Prnceton Revkw. USB Dining Neither 8 QStatesv aK yea tures
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By David Hyatt "Nocturne" from Donizett'i's Don Statesman Staff Writer Pasquale with Pecoraro. As a whole, the difficult polyphonic An accumulation of 'soaring writing,-met with masterful rhythmic superlatives, whether known or precision and sublime tonal blending, fabricated, would be miserably pervaded throughout the performance. insufficient to describe the grand Clarity of diction and supreme performance by the Stony Brook interaction between the choir and the Chamber Singers at the Staller Center conductor were also pleasant and crucial Saturday night, April 16. mainstays throughout the evening. I Led by Kevin Badanes, who showed found their attire most satisfying, outstanding musical knowledge and effective and very professional; and their sensitive leadership, the Chamber attentiveness and pure joy for music was Singers transformed a mere program into easily seen. This was also clearly sheer bliss- heaven for all ears which evident in the post-concert might have been blessed the ultimate performances, for many delighted fortune' of hearing such perfection. onlookers, by certain select members of The diversity of- the program the group. Simply said, this was an elite displayed the vivid virtuosity of both the performance in every regard. If their lies individual soloists and the choir as a a weakness in the group,it would be the cognitive-whole. From selected works fact that they do not receive enough by Purcell, Donizetti, and Hensel, to recognition and support for their, Britten and some vocal jazz, the celestial and monumental efforts. Chamber Singers showed their musical As for Badanes, he has constructed flexibility and ra intensity of direction an environment where music and and execution. musicians can thrive and grow. By Also to note, the accompaniment challenging his'choir constantly and -andperformances by pianists Chadd constructively,he has reaped enormous Merrigan and Robert Catalano, along first-rate musical benefits while still with harpist Virginia Flanagan, was imparting excitement and pleasure of more than sufficient. Especially notable music to his musicians. This task in was the melodic sweetness and intimacy itself is worthy of our-undying gratitude, Merrigan displayed duringthe opening incessant esteem and praise. As a selected Madrigals. conductor, Badanes is undoubtedly a Of particular enjoyment for the man of refined talent, knowledge and audience was The Drunken Poet and the skill; and he remains a tremendous asset series of vocal jazz works. These, to Stony Brook and the Chamber especially, were done in the most Singers. immaculate taste and musicianship; all This concert is a supreme model of O
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By Cliff Kurkowski Statesman Staff Writer housewife, and turns her into a homicidal, Waters uses-murder-as a source of With It manical serial killer. jocularity rather than the seriousness it is Out' this month on video is -the Famous cult director John Waters has- The typical, suburban housewife, supposed to emit. When Beverly starts autobiographical movie about rock legend come but. with a' new film that will named Beverly, is played by Kathleen killing people with an air conditioner, a leg Tina Turner. Very well adapted from the definitely leave you rolling in the aisles Turner. In the beginning of the movie, she of lamb and a telephone, you begin to think, book, I, Tina,by Kurt Loder, this movie gives with laughter and wanting more. plays a nice, friendly mother who keeps a "Is death really all that bad?" Beverly also -us an inside view of one of rock's superstars. John Waters, writer and director of very clean and spotless house. She doesn't enjoys singing along to Barry Manilow's From her days as a child growing up in such low budget cult classics as Female like gum chewing or cursing. These simple "Daybreak" as she goes from kill to kill. Nutbush, Tennessee, to her abusive husband, Trouble and Hairspray,has finally stepped moral and family values are what keep the .Kathleen Turner's performance was in Ike Turner, we see what legends are made into the commercial, mainstream spotlite ever-loving American family together. sinc with the character she was portraying. of. There are stellar performances from with his new, movie Serial Mom. Unfortunately, Beverly is a bit of an After all, she is in a John Waters film.0: academy-nominated; performers, Angela Waters's premise for Serial Mom is to obsessive/compulsive character with a Almost anything goes. Basset and Larry Fishburne, who play Tina take pot shots at the politically correct. He deep, dark secret. She enjoys idolizing Of course, if you aren't privy to John and Ike Turner. The costumes and the also gives us the rundown on the cheap serial killers like Charles Manson. -She Waters's perverse, satirical wit, then be musical performances are also the best I've entertainment we, as a society, have been keeps a scrapbook of him under her bed prepared.: Selective camera shots of seen in a long time. If you get a chance to subject to in the past few years;; like the along with taped messages of Ted Bundy. internal organs, feces and a bloody insect rent this movie, you won't. be sorry. Also, glamorization of criminals and their Beverly is not a character that kills for are part -of his trademark. Besides the' barking up your tree on May 6 will be a new crimes, Court T.V. and the ever popular. vengence or hate. She kills in the name of extreme violence and rude profanity (that's release entitled, Clean Slate, starfing Dana tabloid television shows. politcal correctness, like the poor woman why the R-rating), it is a very funny movie. Carvey and Valeria Golino. Clean Slate is a In orderfto do this, Waters takes what who is killed because she wore white shoes Pure John Waters. movie about Barkley, a dog who has, "a two- is sacred to us in America, the suburban after Labor Day. Out On Video: What's Love Got To Do picture deal with MGM." Bottom iFeede~rsSinks Angela Mori censorship. They faced numerous lawsuits, Statesman Staff Writer since the showing of pornographic films violated California's obscenity law. With the The newest novel -from John Hubner, help of lawyer Michael Kennedy, they won Bottom Feeders (Dell Publishing), is about and/or proved their point in every case, Jim and- Artie Mitchell, two inseparable ususally on the basis of First Ammendment brothers who become San Francisco rights. Until the end, the brothers did their 'pornography kings. The book takes place best to fight the system. between 1951 and 1991, from Jim's and Overall, the book was filled with Artie's childhoods in'Antioch, California to interesting information --about -the the death of Artie by his brother's hand. pornography- business and its evolution. It One focus of the book was the loving, was graphic at times, but for a book about close relationship between the brothers. pornography, it was tame. I found that once Jim's protectiveness began when Artie I had gotten through the first three quarters started elementary school and Jim made the of the book, I had trouble keeping interest in promise to take care'of his little brother. It it. I found it hard to follow the novel's duel continued through high school when Jim was focus between their personal and business involved in a local gang and Artie was a relationships at the same time, and ended up quick-witted, smart-mouthed punk. When concentrating on one or the other, which got Artie got himself in trouble, Jim bailed him confusing at times. It got boring after a out. When Attie verbally attacked someone, while, reading about the sexual acts that person would refrain from attacking performed and the dancers who worked for Artie so as not to get on Jim's bad side. After O'Farrell. Artie got out of the Army, Jim offered his Once. the major controversies about brother a job in his newly formed pornographies, scandals and lawsuits were over, pornography business. From there Jim along with the first few descriptions of the bailed Artie out of situations with the police, featurettes and the people involved in making women, and ultimately, drugs and alcohol. them, the book became monotonous. In all The other focus of the book was the honesty I would'not recommend Bottom business end of their relationship. Their Feeders for pleasure reading, unless-you had a porn-house, the O'Farrell Theatre, began in deep interest in pornography, or if you feel the the early 1970's after the Mitchell brothers descriptions of the sexual acts will excite you had been selling pornographic photographs (there is also a-sixteen page photo insert); and short flicks, 'or "nudies," underground otherwise it's not worth the time. Stony Brook Women's for a few years. 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Fiermonte led off the inning with people can say there is nothing to do at Stony couldn't go wrong; we won everything. came up with the biggest defensive play of his a single and then he stole second. One out later, Brook during the weekend, especially when Many, many years ago, when I was in career, a diving catch by the line that saved two Nathan singled to left to put runners on the corners. Stony Brook athletics had the weekend that high school (of 1100 students), the football runs and the game for Stony Brook. With Nathan running on the pitch, Haag hit a single they did. My only regret is that I only had team would draw over two thousand. The "Pitching is the name of the- game," Senk through the vacant shortstop hole that scored the time to see one event. basketball teams would attract hundreds. said. "You are going to be in every game as long Fiermonte. With Balsamo at the plate, Senk On Saturday, the Brook's lacrosse and (Alas, we didn't have lacrosse.) How is it as you have good pitching. Mike hung in there decided to play hit-and-run again, and it worked baseball fans were privileged to see two possible that a school of 17,000 cannot fill a late in the game and showed his character." again as Balsamo laced a single in almost the same historic events. The first, I had the fortune to two-thousand' seat bleachers for a lacrosse "I was just trying to throw strikes, and for exact place as Haag. Bernanke added an RBI witness. It was the most exciting lacrosse match against Penn State ? It is, to me, simply the first five innings I was in control," Robertson fielder's choice later in the inning. match I have ever seen. The second occurred unfathomable. said. "We have such a good offense that I was Marcus kept the Patriots alive in the fourth at nearly the same time, and was the first We can talk all we want about the I knew we collegiate no-hitter of a young man's career. excitement of upgrading to Division I, and just trying to throw strikes, because inning with a two-out walk that allowed Nathan Indeed, it was the first at Stony Brook in a how the crowds will grow, and how great would score some runs." and Haag to get their swings. After the walk to rather long time. everything is going to be - and I believe it Bernanke Squeezes A Patriot Victory Marcus, Nathan doubled past a diving-right fielder, The lacrosse team faced-off against a will. But why can't we get a few thousand Will Bernanke's suicide squeeze with one out which scored Marcus from first base. Haag national Division I top twenty team, and the students, faculty, staff, alumni, and in the bottom of the seventh inning gave the followed that with a 340-foot home run to left field stands were not full. The Patriots battled back community members' to attend some Patriots a hard-fought 7-6 win over Upsala in the that gave the Patriots an 11-0 lead. from a 10-5 deficit mid-way through the third outstanding athletic events in fantastic opening game Sunday. In the second game the Balsamo added a run with a sacrifice fly in quarter against Penn State, and the stands weather? Patriots exploded for seven runs in the first inning the sixth, while Fiermonte scored two with a were not full. Twenty-five young men played Stony Brook, there's still time to make a of a 16-7 win. double in the seventh and Haag closed-out the their hearts out, tying a nationally respected difference this spring. The softball team is Sophomore Pat Hart started for the Patriots scoring with a sac fly in the same inning. program with only five minutes left to play, home tomorrow for a double-header versus and didn't receive much help in the opening inning, Haag finished the contest 3-3, with a double and the stands were not full. Dowling at 3:30 p.m and May 4 for one versus as he surrendered four runs on five hits. More and home run, two runs scored and five RBI. Not I don't get it. Hunter. The baseball team is home for a important were two Stony Brook errors. Hart gave to be outdone, Nathan finished the game 4-5, with led the Patriots double-header Saturday and May 5 for two Senior Drew McDowell up a run in the third, but held the Vikings scoreless a double, triple, three runs scored and two RBI. Baseball team to a major win against Skyline against Mount Saint Mary. The tennis team for the next three innings. In the seventh, Hart went 2-5 with three runs, while Conference rival, New Jersey Tech. Not only is home Thursday against Queens. (By the Fiermonte retired the first two hitters and then lost his control. did he lead them, not only did he win the way, junior'Bruno Barbera is undefeated and Bernanke was 2-5 with a double. Marcus added game, he pitched a no-hitter! It's not that currently ranked number three in the nation). He gave up a single and then walked a pinch-hitter a 2-3 performance at the plate and scored two often that one gets to witness a no-hitter. They And the lacrosse team will face the dynasty on four pitches that were not even close to the strike times. are rare at any level -even more so when the team of the '90's, North Carolina, at home zone. Tim Lynch earned the victory, going 6-1/3 two teams playing are in the same conference on Sunday, May 8. "Pat showed a lot of guts out there today," innings. He gave up seven hits and four earned and are usually matched-up well.' For That's it. Those are all of the home Senk said. "He did a good job and hung tough runs to up his record to 3-1. Waller earned his McDowell to pitch a no-hitter at home on a games left this spring. I expect to see you even after we made a few mistakes." third save of the season with 2-2/3 innings of sunny Saturday afternoon against N.J. Tech there. Relief specialist Garrett Waller came in and relief. He gave up three hits and allowed one in front of an easily enumerated crowd ... Sorry, Charlie promptly gave up a single, but Nathan kept the unearned run. there's just no justification. That is, I apologize to lacrosse's Dan ball in the infield and the game-tying runner at "Probably besides our wins in the ECAC I really hate ranting and raving, but in Lozza, who replaced Steve Cox in the Patriots third base. Waller fell behind the next batter 2-0, playoffs two years ago, this is the biggest win this case, it's necessary. Weather-wise, we goal in the Brook's 21-7 rout of Marist last but evened the count at 2-2 before uncorking a since I've been here," Senk said. "Garrett came couldn't have asked for a better weekend. As Tuesday. wild pitch that tied the score at six and set the stage in and had a little trouble, but he hung in there: for Bernanke's heroics. But, this win definitely belongs to the offense. Haag led off the Patriots' seventh with a They gave us an 11-0 lead, that's a huge cushion single and Senk sent in sophomore infielder Jason for a team. Our pitching did just enough to win, Cifuentes to pinch-run. Cifuentes advanced to but as a team we got the job done." third and with one out, Bernanke laid down a Patriots Pound Lehman squeeze bunt to give the Patriots and exciting win. Last Wednesday, Hart scattered eight hits The Patriots wasted little time in jumping all over eight innings and struck out seven to even over the Vikings in the second game, sending his record at 2-2 as the Patriots topped Lehman twelve men to the plate and scoring seven times College 14-4. in the opening inning. The Patriots took a 3-0 lead after two innings WANTED..- 16 Fearless Personal i- Livingston led the charge with two hits in on a two-run triple by Joe Nathan in the first and the- inning, a leadoff double and an RBI single. -an RBI-single by Economou in the second. The ties! The Position: Enthusiastic, goal- Haag had a two-run double in the inning, while Patriots sent nine men to the plate during a five- Nathan and Bernanke also had run-scoring two- run fifth inning to put the game away. Fiermonte, oriented Stony Brook students to serve baggers. Fiermonte added an RBI single for the Marcus, and Nathan started the inning with three Patriots.- consecutive singles. Haag drove them all home As if the Vikings hadn't had enough already, with a bases-loaded triple. Haag scored on as telephone representatives of the the Patriots sent twelve men to the plate again in Balsamo's sacrifice fly and Economou drove the third inning. Livingston was the leader, home McAleer, who singled, with a double. University's -Annual Fund. The Ben- reaching base and scoring two times. Fiermonte The Patriots added another run in the sixth had two hits, including an RBI double, and Marcus when Marcus walked, moved to second on an efits: On-campus position with a start- also had an RBI double. Nathan and Balsamo errant pick-off, attempt and scored when Haag added run-scoring singles, while Economou drilled singled with two out. McAleer scored again in ing wage of $6 0 /hr. and opportunities a two-run homer to right field. the seventh inning after he singled and stole Don Ecker was the beneficiary of the Patriots second. Livingston singled him home. Balsamo attack as he earned the mound victory by hurling added his second sacrifice fly of the game in the for merit increases of up to $75/hr. the first six innings. eighth inning to score freshman Frank Colon. Livingston and Fiermonte each finished the Haag led the Patriots hitting attack with Highest paying student job on cam- second game with three hits, while Nathan, Haag three hits, including a triple, and four runs-batted- and Balsamo had two apiece. in. Nathan finished the day 3-6, with a double pus. Flexible evening work schedule, Offense Spurs Big Win and triple, and two ribbies. Livingston and Friday afternoon, the Patriots won, arguably, McAleer both went 3-5. McAleer also scored three times. Marcus went 1-2, but reached base It the biggest game of Senk's tenure as head coach Sunday-Thursday, 6:00p.m - 10 p.m. when they beat Adelphi, 13-8. Adelphi came into via walks twice and was also hit by the pitcher the contest with a 20-8 record and was ranked 12th twice. Marcus scored three runs. Economou, in his first start of the season, went 2-5 and drove in Chance to build your resume experi- in the latest Division II poll. two runs. The Patriots' offense was the key to victory el What's Next For The Pats as they pounded out 15 hits, including five for extra tn ence. The Next Step: C-all Carla Ster- The Patriots will play seven more games this bases. As usual, Nathan and Haag provided the week, including five on the road. The Pats will ling, Program Director, at 632-6507 to big blows for the Brook. With two outs in the be at home Saturday when they host a bottom of the first, Marcus doubled over the center- doubleheader against Manhattanville. The away fielder's head. Nathan followed that with a line games are as follows: Tuesday at Kean; arrange a personal interview. Limted drive that the center-fielder misplayed into a run- Wednesday at St. Joseph's (Patchogue); Thursday scoring triple. The center-fielder's woes continued at Mercy; Sunday at Old Westbury. If you haven't positions available, apply Now! as Haag hit a long fly ball that he played into a gotten a chance to see the Patriots in action gel run-scoring double. out to University Field this Saturday and show o A: In the third inning, the Pats tallied four times, your support. rm -
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F 14 Laxmen Can't Quite Tame Nittany Lioi IaS By Thomas Masse lone Stony Brook goal was scored unassisted by freshman The Lions moved quickly upfield and made it look easy on Statesman Sports Editor middie Chris Kollmer (2 goals, I assist) at 0:32 of the second the break. The goal came at 11:33 of the fourth quarter, and it Despite playing their best lacrosse of the season, the quarter. The tally briefly tied the score at three. During the put Penn State up 12-1 1. Patriots were unable to fend off Penn State, and- the Nittany span, which left the Nittany Lions up 7-3, Penn State netted "They came down on transition," said Cox of the final Lions squeezed in a late goal to beat the Stony Brook laxmen, three man-up goals. goal. "The inidfielder carried the ball down and came straight 12-11.; But, the Brook laxmen made their usual late-half up the middle, and [freshman defense] Mark Jakubowski had It was the fourth one-goal game of the Pats season, and comeback, scoring two of the next three goals to end the half to slide because the guy was coming right down the pipe. the third they came out on the short end. down by three, 8-5. Sophomore midfielder Nobody was there. He had to slide because the guy would "It's so aggravating to get that close, and _ _^^^B^--1 Will Imhof beat Penn State's sophomore have a lay-up. He slid and Penn State got through to the 0 make that comeback, and then lose,"-said i i dB ^^ goalie Jason Johnson (8 saves on 25 shots, 6 attackmen and I was on the pipe., The guy was faking high- head coach John Espey. "But, at least, I |11 ;^;m goals allowed) for both scores. Imhof was low, high-low and I was kind of like dancing up and down. don't think we made any mistakes." 1 the recipient of assists from freshman attack Then he faked high and shot low and scored. And that was Neither Espey nor any of the players Patriots; - 1 1 eCourtney Wilson (4 goals, 1 assist) in a man- the only difference in the game." seemed to be extremely upset about the loss. up situation, and by Kollmer six minutes later. The Pats had one more golden opportunity with 90 "Twelve-eleven, I'm not ashamed of the D ^! L^&^ 14 e The second half started out dismally for seconds remaining. Penn State was flagged for a slash, and loss," said junior goaltender Steve Cox (1 5 Pe' n Sit ita *2 the Pats, the Nittany Lions scoring just 33 Stony Brook was given a one-minute man-up situation. "We saves on 46 shots). "When I walked off the seconds into play. Penn State racked-up took two shots ... and Penn State's goalie came up big," said field, I was proud." Espey agreed "We I another point at the seven-minute mark, and Cox. "And then they came down and they tried to run the played hard and they beat us," he said. "I it looked like "we were going to cash in our clock out." think that it's positive for our program that we played a top chips," according to Espey. Then the Comeback Kids worked According to Cox, the Nittany Lions iced the ball at the twenty team, and we ran with them and we played it straight- their magic again. end because "They were afraid to give us an opportunity to up." He added, "I think it was exciting for the crowd." Wilson scored four of Stony Brook's five goals between get the ball back. They weren't playing lacrosse. They were The Patriots came out on fire in the first quarter, and 7:53 of the third and 7:09 of the fourth. Penn State nabbed just running to try to squeak out the win." there were likely very few people who were not surprised. one in the midst of Wilson's barrage, and the Brook was down As it happened, Penn State moved the ball around the Sophomore attack Jason Morales (1 goal, 2 assists) and by only one, 11-10. Wilson, now the Brook's scoring leader cage, effectively killing the remaining thirty seconds. ''I think freshman attack- Robb Aitchison (1 goal, 2 assists) teamed up with 20 points on the season, accepted passes from Morales the thing that helped us most today was Steve Cox played on a pair of goals to start the scoring. Aitchison fed Morales and Imhof and notched two unassisted goals in the stretch. great," said Espey. "He made a lot of saves at the end, when for the first goal at 6:53 in the first, and Morales returned the With the crowd in a frenzy, senior tri-captain middie Chris the game was tight." favor at 7:24. Both goals came on man-up situations. Chamberlain (1 goal) knotted the score at eleven off a feed Espey also said that the team is looking better overall. After that, it seemed that the Patriots got a little cocky from Aitchison with 5:05 left in regulation. "We're shooting the ball more," he said. "We're shooting the and fell flat. Penn State went on a 7-1 scoring spree to the However, almost before you could say, "they just might ball more accurately, which is something that we've been end of the first quarter through the middle of the second. The do it," Penn State stole an errant Patriot pass near midfield. spending a lot of time on. What we did better, also, was we controlled the tempo of the game better than we have. We didn't just run around and throw the ball all over the place, and -that was a factor in the game." Another bright spot for the Pats was the usual consistent play of freshman middie Pete Gillen. Gillen has been handling the majority of-the Patriots' face-off duty. "Pete Gillen ate that guy alive," said Cox of his teammate's man-handling of the Penn State face-off specialist. "Every face off is a possession, and on every possession you have is an opportunity for a goal. That can be a difference in the game. That guy was experienced; Gillen is a freshman and he destroyed him." While slightly disappointed with the loss, Espey remained optimistic. "It's really unfortunate that we couldn't upset them, because we were right there," he said. "If we can not worry so much about our record, and concentrate more on the quality of our opponents, then we can have a very exciting end to our season." "They got lucky to win that game," said Cox. "That's all there is to it." The laxmen, 3-6, travel to Lehigh Wednesday for a 3 p.m. start. After that, they are at Navy (Saturday, 1:30 p.m.) and at Adelphi (Wednesday, May 4, 3 p.m.) before returning home to face national power North Carolina on Sunday, May 8 at 1:30 p.m.
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McDowell as he beaned the Highlanders' In that second -game, the biggest hit fielder's choice. Freshman infielder John I The Patriots' baseball team continues leadoff hitter with the first pitch of the may have come off the bat of one of the Callender knocked in freshman shortstop to be the hottest team- to hit the campus game. "I knocked my hat down into my smallest players on the Patriots, senior Rich Nordt with the Patriots final run in this season. In the past six days, the line of vision and I wasn't really able to outfielder Sal Azzariti. Batting ninth in the the sixth. Patriots won seven consecutive games to see where I was throwing the baIlly order, Azzariti woke up the Patriots' dugout In the second game, Livingston and up their season mark to 18-4. Last McDowell said after running-his record to up with a two-run double off the fence in Marcus had three hits apiece, while Haag Wednesday they pounded Lehman 6-0. left field. "Azzaritijump-started our -andAzzariti each had two hits.. College, and then on Friday they out McDowell was aided by a few nice offense," Senk said. "Until Sal's hit, we The Patriots' offense struggled in the slugged Division-11 Adelphi, 13-8. plays by the Patriots' defense, including a didn't really have any big hits and that got opening game against New Jersey Tech, Saturday,- Drew McDowell hurled a no- 'diving catch by reserve-right- fielder Sam everyone excited." managing just four hits. Haag knocked in hitter as the Pats swept a doubleheader Jalayer in the seventh. Joe Nathan made Azzariti wasn't on second base too two runs with-a tough-hop single past the from Skyline Conference rival New Jersey two nice plays on slow rollers in the second long as the next batter, sophomore third baseman. The Patriots scored twice Tech. That sweep guaranteed -the Patriots and fifth innings. "I got some nice plays outfielder Chris Livingston, drove him more in the third inning, one on a single at least a tie for the conference by our defense. When I am on -my game I home with a single to center, giving the by Bernanke and another on an error. championship. Sunday, the Patriots swept get a lot of grounders and our infield did a Patriots a 3-0 lead. Junior Mike Robertson pitched a fine another doubleheader. This time they great job today. Both of the catchers [Dave The Patriots sent nine men to the plate game for the Patriots, hurling a complete- rallied to win the opener versus Upsala, Marcus and Frank Colon] were on the same in the third inning and opened an 8-0 lead. game, four-hitter to earn his third win of 7-6, and then batted around in the first wavelength as I was. They did a Junior catcher Dave Marcus and the season. Robertson breezed through the inning of the second game, a 16-7 blowout. tremendous job:of moving the target'inside sophomore -shortstop Joe Nathan-started the first five innings without giving up a hit, "This weekend was great for us," head and outside," McDowell- said. inning with back-to-back doubles. but in the sixth, the Highlanders solved coach Matt Senk said. "Going 7-0 after By the fifth inning everyone at the Sophomore designated hitter Erik Haag him scoring twice on two hits and two last weekend's 1-2 performance shows just field knew that McDowell had a no-hitter scored Nathan with a single to right, while Patriot errors. how much character this team has.' because he told them. 'I told -them-in the Azzariti and Livingston added run-scoring -In the seventh, Robertson gave up a McDowell Hurls Gem fifth inning in the dugout. The superstition singles later in the inning. leadoff single and Senk went out to calm McDowell was the story of the day says not to, but I figure if you are going to Marcus led off the next inning with him down. He retired the next two hitters, Saturday afternoon. A senior right-hander throw a no-hitter, you're going to' throw his second -double of the game and after but gave up a single to the next batter, I from West Hartford, Connecticut, it," McDowell said after his first-career no- Haag singled, sophomore first baseman which put runners on first and second. I McDowell struck out 11 New Jersey Tech hitter. Mark Balsamo knocked him in with a Then freshman right fielder Scott McAleer hitters as the Patriots won the second game "Drew is just having a tremendous double of his own. Freshman second - 12-0. In the opening game, the Patriots year," Senk said. "A no-hitter is great for baseman Spyros Economou singled Haag SEE BASEBALL PAGE 12 - , - . . . . .
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