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I m na a ew morenouI ' Sde Ho riam you revewwsen youre still being taught Controversy existed since the 1970's i the con m-athnk t in-jus 7eirpreim. mm4UinZ StsIf a nevi- einays a e te fminal How can you study between the 15-week school calendar, wh~ al6lo ed ondiionxsco-wne me ima sny can re. It an - r s e -erArth of work when you have students extra study time, and the much moe in- -so'^W I cover Graph by Kh Rasm The Stony Brook Press J& rmC~ iE ...... .. EliZ Hampton- i E .. .... .. A to Tesoero : . Todd Droenare Arrts t -a IRE.Gotdsrith Fe E . .. .. c DePl•miips Assirt News Edr.ohn . i...sbel IAssi•santews Edito . Q.un Kaufman Productn aa . MRayer BusiessManager . oAnn rede 1 Editor Efmet Ron COstertaa Newsnd eatare Joe Caponit oxn Dunna Robert GiCheany Arts: Mary Raffeny Photo: Ross sartck Marc Gunru Cthrs ushmenck Ken Reis. Jak Zoae Graphics: Jeff Airan Marc Berry Stehen Coyne. The Press has finally reached the conclusion of its Nicole Erdos. Sanfor d ee Baara E ar Paco pr t I scedulesiag for the year, and The Stony Srocw ess i pu&bsedeve r it's time now for our Thursday drig the academr vear andsum- staft cfra 14 weeks of study into their met sessmion t The Stony Srook Press c. a3 minds between student run and sgent wded rwot-fr-profit low anad f3Inal. So if you don't see any Press corporaton. Adverts4n po- doesnnot nec- staffers essardty t eect eitonal o showing their lovely faces on campus in Staff meetins ae e weey irn the Press the weeks to othces on Mondaya ightat 8:00-) p ~ome, ifts more than likely they're off The opim•on expree Mettes an~ vIew- in the Library poimts do not cessanty-rfiect roe of our freakiig out. staff Phone: 46-S632 (Rolm System: 632-6451) ~~ , Suite 020 Central Hall (Old Biology) S. U.NY at Stoy Brook ge 2 The Stony rok P Stony Brook NY 11794-2790 · I II I: -. II , II -, - - , : - HHillilllllB Behind the Asbestos Door by John Isbell problem Marburger sent a memo to Robert On the asbestos-filled fourth floor of Old Francis, the Vice-president of campus op- Physics, one room was left unlocked even erations. Wiesner was of the opinion that though administration knew about it and something was going to be done "within a the potential hazard it presented for over a day." year. In fact, nothing was done until Bill Six months later, following the Javits Wiesner, President of the Stony Brook Lecture Center fire, Wiesner decided to see chapter of United University Professions what was done to prevent access to the (UUP) threatened to "contact an outside room. He discovered that nothing had been agency, possibly Newsday." The entire done with the room; the ceiling tiles were floor was then sealed off within hours. merely shifted into the hallway. He again Charles Hansen, vice president of the mentioned the hazardous situation to Mar- UUP informed Wiesner of the open room burger, who was surprised that the work containing not only such a large concentra- had not been done, since he had sent the tion of asbestos that Chris Vestudo, pres- memo to Francis months earlier. Wiesner to Marburger. Ifs now or its Newsday f ident of the Graduate Student Organization Marburger claimed that Francis had the (GSO), described the asbestos as "hanging door fixed repeatedly, but that someone of the walls like hair," but also a large num- kept breaking the lock and "entering the ber of stamped-out cigarette butts. room illegally." Wiesner doubted this, so This situation disturbed Wiesner, so he the Press asked Francis' office to send a mentioned it during "at least three" man- copy of the memo and the work orders. The agement-labor meetings, the first of which memo made it, but the work orders never was over a year ago. Since nothing came of materialized. this, Wiesner brought President Marburger to the sitp to point out the asbestos filled Wiesner said he gave admin that last room with its broken lock and missing ceil- chance to take care of the problem because ing tiles. This exposed what he felt to be he saw no reason in possibly damaging the asbestos insulated pipes. After seeing this University's reputation unnecessarily. The Longest Yard Giants: First and Ten by Mike DePhillips logical conclusion to each game. The Giants John Madden controls the NFL and creates are now 10 and 2 which is the best ecord in an alternate universe in which the Giants the NFL, it is shared with the Bears but we all exist. That's gotta be it, their playin perfect know what kind of schedule they've seen. If football Thle Giants have been a pleasure to the Giants win one of their remaining two watch, playing close,exciting football games games or if Washington loses one of their but usually leaving no doubt in the viewer's remaining games the Giants will win their mind who is the superior team. What's more first division title in my lifetime. Washington in a game that had choke written all over it, must face Denver (10-9) on Saturday, the the Giants won. They stiffed the 9-2 Red- Giants have St Louis (3-10) and Green Bay skins and took sole position of first place in (3-11) between them and the playoffs. Any- the NFC East. This seems like the year at thing can happen, but if the Giants play half long last. as good as they have been and win both their In addition to having a special team, there games they will have home field advantage is a special way in which they are winning. all the way to Pasadena They're doing it with style and grace, sort of The key to the Giants success lies in their speaking softly and carrying a big stick, a whole game.
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