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Kings of the Garden State Blaqk Audio's'cex' Really ' Missed the VMA's? Check out the Insider for the details... page 09 Volume LXXIV No. II Wednesday, September 19, 2007 William Paterson University How to Ditch Kings of the Garden State a Stalker By AMRISA NIRANJAN FEATURES EDITOR When the young man from across the room in biology is looking your way it's flatter­ ing, isn't it? Why, sure! Unless, of course, this same young man is also sniffing locks of your hair that he snipped off during lab at night. What is a girl or boy to do? Take it from me, although I personally have never been stalked before, yet like to believe that I am so famous that I should be stalked. I prefer to think my stalker so cunning that I just have not caught him yet. So, during my spare time I devise numerous ways to avoid this Photo by ANGELA ALLERS imaginary fiend. Now, laugh, if you will, By ALEX IOSIOVICH THEIR HOCKEY PANTS. BUT THE PIONEERS KICKED MORE INTERESTING STATISTIC but remember, you're the SPORTS EDITOR AFTER BEING BOMBARDED BY THEIR TOURNAMENT OFF IN WAS THE SHOT TOTAL. ROWAN one with enough free time THE PIONEERS WITH GOALS FRONT OF A LIVELY CROWD ONLY REGISTERED FOUR FIRST and so few friends, that you THE GOAL MUSIC BLASTED COMING IN THE FORM OF AGAINST ROWAN. LAST SEA­ PERIOD SHOTS LEAVING GOAL- had time to read this article. OVER THE SPEAKERS AT THE DIRTY BOMBS, NO ONE WOULD SON'S LEADING GOAL SCORER TENDER KYLE FINNERTY Imbecile. This information ICE VAULT ARENA TWICE BE SURPRISED IF THEY OR ANY PICKED UP WHERE HE LEFT WITH ENOUGH TIME CHECK may be plenty useful for WITHIN A MINUTE MIDWAY OTHER TEAM AT THE GARDEN OFF BY REGISTERING THE OUT THE RUTGERS VS. someone who indeed has a THROUGH THE FIRST PERIOD STATE CUP DID. FIRST GOAL FOR THE MONTCLAIR STATE GAME AT real life stalker. AND THREE TIMES IN THE THE WILLIAM PATERSON PIONEERS. ONE MINUTE THE OTHER RINK IN BETWEEN I've looked up several dos PERIOD ALTOGETHER. IT UNIVERSITY ICE HOCKEY LATER SHAUN McTlGUE SHOTS. MEANWHILE THE and don't when it comes to SOUNDED TWICE MORE IN THE TEAM CAPTURED THE INAUGU­ MADE IT 2-0, WHILE PROVID­ PIONEERS PEPPERED ROWAN safety and it seems to come SECOND PERIOD THAT HAD RAL GARDEN STATE CUP THIS ING A PREVIEW OF WHAT HE GOALIE NICK DIPAOLO, WHO down to a few key concepts. NOT EVEN BEEN PLAYED A PAST WEEKEND WITH WINS WOULD DO THROUGHOUT THE MUST HAVE LOST AT LEAST 15 Some of these include the FULL MINUTE. OVER ROWAN UNIVERSITY IN TOURNAMENT. JASON POUNDS IN THE PERIOD, WITH more obvious, but seldom No, THE ROWAN THE SEMI-FINAL AND FRANZONE FINISHED THE 21 SHOTS. practiced cautionary steps UNIVERSITY PROFS DID NOT MONTCLAIR STATE FIRST PERIOD SCORING. such as, not walking to your SOIL THEMSELVES BROWN IS UNIVERSITY IN THE CHAMPI­ PIONEERS WERE UP 3-0 PIONEERS CONTINUED ON P.14 car, or back to your dorm by ACTUALLY THE COLOR OF ONSHIP GAME. AFTER THE FIRST, BUT THE yourself late at night. Another of these cautions Index is not to take unsafe short­ Blaqk Audio's'Cex' Really ' News ...03 cuts. Remember, biology- boy might be hiding in a By JESSICA BARISH they both have a passion worlds of club dance music Op/Editorials ...04 bush, awaiting your crucial INSIDER CO-EDITOR for: techno dance music. and lyrical stylings of mistake! Features ...05 The pair both site Havok. It lends a unique You don't want to end up Blaqk Audio is the name Depeche Mode as their twist to the usual, and in his home lab in some Insider ...07 of the side project AFI's major influence for the sometimes monotonous, North Jersey basement! Davey Havok nad Jade desire to record CexCells sounds of synth beats and Comics/Horosc. ...11 Puget. The lead singer and (released August 14th, drum machines. continued on page 05 lead guitarist teamed up to 2007). continued on page 09 Sports ...13 create the kind of music The album combines the 2 The Beacon Wednesday, September 19, 2007 WPU's INDEPENDENT STUDENT PUBLICATION Louisa J. Valentin-Melendez Editnr-ln-r.hiof Calendar of Events Cori Aldridge Copy Editor Robin Mulder 4PM Tennis vs. Hunter Home game, WP Tennis Courts Assistant Copy Editor Wednesday 7PM Women's Soccer vs. Montclair State Home game, Pioneer Jennifer Smack September 19th Soccer Park News Editor Andrew Pagano 7:30AM - 9:30AM Commuter Breakfast Editorial Editor Thursday (Zanfino Plaza near Cheng Library) Amrisa Niranjan 11AM - 3PM Twenty Eight Foot Wall Climb (Zanfino Plaza) Features Editor September 20th Noon - 4PM Job Fair (University Commons Multipurpose Room) Tim Kauffeld 7PM Volleyball vs. Rowan {Home game, Recreation Center) Jessica Barish Entertainment Co-Editors Alex losiovich Friday 4PM Tennis vs. Ramapo (Home game, WP Tennis Courts) Sports Editor September 21st 7PM Field Hockey vs. Rowan (Home game, Wightman Stadium) Saher Almaita Scholarly Review Editor 11AM Volleyball vs. Lehman (Home game, Recreation Center) Patrick Dolan 1PM Football vs. FDU-Florham (Home game, Wightman Stadium) Photo Editor Saturday 3PM Volleyball vs. Arcadia (Home game, Recreation Center) September 22nd 5PM Men's Soccer vs. Richard Stockton (Home game, Pioneer Soccer Park) EXECUTIVE BOARD 10AM - 5PM - Ben Shahn Galleries Exhibits Ravi Mehta Sunday Court Gallery: "Fire and Ash" — Works by Jersey City artists Business Manager September 23rd South Gallery: Annual Faculty Art Exhibit Yola Vital East Gallery: "Prints and Company" Advertising Director Bekim Abazoski Web Master Monday 5PM Tennis vs. Drew (Home game, WP Tennis Courts) Edecio Martinez September 24th Executive Assistant CONTACT US 12:30PM - 1:30PM Real Money 101: Session I NEWSROOM Tuesday Free lunch and gift, Cheng Library Auditorium, to E-mail: [email protected] register or for more information email Phone: 973-72-3265 September 25th Fax: 973-720-2093 [email protected] or call 973.720.3690. Web: www.wpubeacon.com NEWS E-mail: [email protected] OPINION E-mail: [email protected] FEATURES Who should have custody of the children; Britney Spears, Kevin Federline, or Britney's mother ? E-mail: [email protected] Compiled by Lindsey Wah ENTERTAINMENT E-mail:[email protected] mr ' SPORTS E-mail: [email protected] ;. If *» pB. IBp j| SCHOLARLY REVIEW E-mail:[email protected] ADVERTISING "Definitely Britney's mom E-mail: [email protected] "Britney should since Kevin since Britany is obviously "The kids should be with fam­ has kids with another unstable and all Kevin seems ily, but none of them actually "Look at how Britney has woman. He doesn't even take 300 Pompton Rd seem responsible enough." been acting! I think Kevin is to want is money." care of them.." Wayne, NJ 07470 definitely more responsible - Lindita Manelli than Britney." If you wish to visit us in person, we - Sarah Lascala Junior, Psychology - Kaitlin Tilney are located in the 3rd floor of the Junior, Psychology Senior, Bio Technology student center room 310. - Sergio Gonzalez Sophmore, Undecided Wednesday, September 19, 2007 The Beacon 3 NEWS Club Fair showcases Still Looking for a Job? campus clubs The William Paterson University Phonathon is looking for energetic and enthusiastic stu­ dent callers to help raise funds for the WPU Annual Fund. Looking to fill a few positions quickly! Job details: • Flexible work schedule. Work is avail able evenings and Sundays • On-campus location • Competitive wages • Looks great on your resume! If interested, please contact Autumn Horton at 973-720-2023 or e-mail [email protected] Photo by LJVM By JENNIFER SMACK were being passed out; but As students gathered at NEWS EDITOR otherwise, it was an excel­ the many tables, music lent change. flowed through the air, cre­ No one can say that this Many club members found ating a positive energy for semester's Club Day wasn't that the students to have everyone. One can only hope Student at least somewhat interest­ excelled due to the change in that next semester's Club ing. Students gathered out­ location. "This is a great Day will be just as success­ side of William Paterson's way for students, both new ful. and old, to get involved and Sitters University Commons on September 13th, 2007. meet new people," said Daniela Baglieri, a WPU Place your Ad here! Make $10 per Hour At 1:00p.m. they joined together to get information Alumi and member of Delta or MORE! on the various clubs that Phi Epsilon. The Beacon accepts adver­ the University offers its stu­ During the event many tising from both on and off www. stud e nt- sitters. com dents. clubs handed out free stuff campus groups. This was quite a change such as bags, buttons and for some students, since last ribbons. Some of the clubs Want to reach a college links Spe«h & Language Pathologists. Physical & that attended were French audience? Then visit our Occupational Therapists with Schools & Rehab Facilities year's Club Day had been Axi J0 m held in the university's Club and Film Club. website and take a look at Atrium. Instead of having Quite a number of sorori­ out advertising section. SLP • CF • ••••LINK- the event indoors, prospec­ ties and fraternities were There you will find prizes, A Division of Bilinguals Inc. tive club members had to also in attendance; such as rates, and publishing sched­ endure the blazing sun, and Delta Phi Epsilon, Theta ule for the upcoming fall TSHH/T5LD TOP CF Phi Alpha, Mu Sigma PROGRAM deal with the ever-constant semester. Epsilon and Lambda Theta Diversity m $7,000 Tuition wind blowing forms that www.
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