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CAMPUC C N N 1= C T I C SN 5 November 6, 1987 CONTENTS Volume 64. Number 9 Reportage 6 Reproview 22 Dr. Morton Isaacs gives helpful hints about What is happening at the pyramid? study methods. Alarm album falls short. Students in the smallest majors at RIT are Gene loves Jezebel has new album and interviewed about their personalized re-release. atmospheres. Mark Ellingson Assocciates and Develop- Scoreboard 26 Soccer drops final regular season game. ment office create Adopt-A-Brick to Cross country wins third staight ICAC promote student pride for CLC. championship. Technical Photography Student Associa- tion (TPSA) is working wirh 5th and 6th Volleyball ends regular season; preps for state playoffs. graders. Recap of the past 6 tigers hockey games. Features 11,12 & 15 OCSA throws a festive hash for Departments Halloween. Letters 4 Zodiac 9 Students pitch in to clean up historic Mt. Tab Ads 28 Hope Cemetary. Bloom County 29 Army ROTC Rangers travel to Fort Dix to What's Happening 30 compete in annual competition. Cover: Reprofocus 21 On the firing range This week Reprofocus visits with Steve O'Flynn of the Ritskeller, better known as Photo by: Oscar. Paul Bockowski

REPROFILE Go placidly amid the noise and haste, and strength of the spirit to shield you in sudden remember what peace there may be -in silence. As misfortune. But do not distress yourself with far as possible without surrender be on good terms imaginings. Many fears are born of fatigue and with all persons. Speak your truth quietly and loneliness. Beyond a wholesome discipline, be clearly; and listen to others, even the dull and gentle with yourself. You are a child of the universe, ignorant; they are vexations to the spirit. If you no less than the trees and the stars; you have a right compare yourself with others, you may become vain to be here. And whether or not clear to you, no and bitter; for always there will be greater and lesser doubt the universe is unfolding as it should. persons than yourself. Enjoy your achievements as Therefore be at peace with God, whatever you well as your plans. Keep interested in your own conceive Him to be, and whatever your labors and career, however humble; it is a real possession in the aspirations, in the noisy confusion of life keep peace changing fortunes of time. Exercise caution in your with your soul. With all its sham, drudgery, and business affairs; for the world is full of trickery. But broken dreams, it is still a beautiful world. Be let this not blind you to what virtue there is; many careful. Strive to be happy. _^ , persons strive for high ideals; everywhere life is full Desiderata, lo9Z of heroism. Be yourself. Especially do not feign Today the School of Printing and Management Sciences is awarding the Frederick Goudy Award to digital type designer Charles affection. Neither be cynical about love; for in the Bigelow. In honor of this event the body text of REPORTER is set face of all aridity and disenchantment it is perenial in Goudy Oldstyle. as the grass. Take kindly to the counsel of the years, This is the last issue for the Fall quarter. Our only issue in December will he December 11. Good luck on exams and have a gracefully surrendering the things of youth. Nurture safe holiday. —Ed.

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You neglect to mention that this is Kris Argento providing some insight into the problem, or after a 2000 point rise. Senior Editor a solution to the problem. In no other president's term has the Dow Bill Amstutz Mr. Fiske is right in saying the crash "has risen 1000 points, yet it has risen almost 2000 News Editor been a long time coming," hut he seems to feel during Reagan's term, and settled hack down James Ferme that there was some way to prevent it. Well Mr. to 1000. I'll take the 1000 point rise any day. Copy Editor Fiske, this is reality. These things do happen. As for Reagan grappling with Middle Marco Abundo We can't always control them, and we certainly Eastern problem that he knows nothing about, Reporters can't predict when they'll happen. Speculation even liberal papers like the New York Times Adnan Derti Kris Mamuia in stocks went a long way to contributing to hack Reagan's handling of it so far. Ever since Joe Marin! Rich Leverone the problem, hut one cannot regulate personal Jefferson fought a war with the Barhary Pirates David Martin Kris Loomis decisions. People took their chances, and some in 1803, Freedom of Seas has been has been Mark Tiffeny Barton Fiske of them got caught. the cornerstone of American foreign policy. If Entertainment Editor As to "keeping things in perspective," I Reagan did not keep the seaways free, trade Craig Veconi don't think "some money grubbing would slow, and oil prices would rise. That Entertainment Writers investment banker's BMW" will he much would help no one. Doug Jerum conern to the Federal Government when it I am appalled that my tuition dollars are Lou Masella makes its budget decisions on educational aid. being used for a political diatribe. If such Sports Editors I am also greatly insulted by that remark. My actions continue, I would suggest that students grandfather was a hanker, and some of us petition for equal time, or a reimbursement of Marnie Salisbury Business majors wil become hankers. Keep that Chris Martin such funds that are wasted on your paper. In in mind when you apply for a student loan. the future, if you have any more of these Sports Writers Instead of griping, Mr. Fiske should have "journalistic" urges, take it to the Democrat Jeff Gibb informed students that RIT offers many and Chronicle, where they appreciate this kind Greg House scholarships and a great deal of financial aid. of nonsense. Photo Editor Take a trip to the Financial Aid Office, you Bruce Strong might find you can afford college, even without Chris Fischer Chief Photographer parental support. I paid for the last half of my Paul Buckowski undergraduate degree without a penny from Photographers my parents. So can others. Walid Raad Jonathan F. 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8a.m.-l 1:30p.m. m M *• •4 c TTY 254-0690 T 111 Voice 254-BEST hlmwiHHl Ave Compiled by: James Ferme Joe Marini REPORTAGE Kris Loomis TPSA Helps Young Photographers RIT students are sharing the secrets of challenges with interest and confidence, to the 5th and 6th graders expected reply that photography with Rochester 5th and 6th form an understanding of the interdependence they preferred color, Cundill wanted to know graders. The Technical Photography Student between industry, nature, the community, and if they would like black-and-white photographs Association (TPSA) is working with School the individual, and to create a permanent better if they made them themselves. To this it, an area primary school, to help implement desire to learn new skills that will enable the all of the kids enthusiastically agreed that they the "Genesee River Valley Project." This year- students to become happy adults. Through the would. TPSA members now act as teachers for long endeavor integrates classroom work of TPSA, perhaps some of the students the School #6 students. Prior to the start of instruction, activities, and the arts with field will gain a lasting interest in photography. each field trip, the students are given one of explorations in the Genesee River Valley to TPSA is responsible for documenting the the "secrets of photography," a sheet explaining establish an experiential learning environment project throughout the entire school year. and illustrating a basic photographic for the 550 students at the school. TPSA sends Amy Grant, a fourth year photographic composition technique. The TPSA members members along with the primary schoolers to illustration student, is attending as many field then accompany a small group of students on guide them in taking pictures, then develops trips and special classroom activities as are the trip, clarifying the "secret" and helping and reviews the students' works, using possible, capturing on slides the enthusiasm their students apply them to their mistakes that the students make as points for of the kids learning, observing, and having fun photographs. Each primary schooler is allotted the next "secret" to be taught. This portion of while doing so. Already TPSA presented a 20 exposures, of which they are asked to the project will expose the students to the slide show of the first two field trips at the photograph a few assignments that their photographic medium and teach them to "see" School it parents' night. "It was a hit!" school teachers want them to look for, and photographically. Cundill reports. The slides taken will he part then are free to finish the film as creatively as Seven years ago a technical photography of a multi-image show to he projected at the they can. Once exposed, TPSA members student started TPSA to promote the two Project's June fair, along with displays of the develop and review the students' work, so that main goals of the club. Presently there are 52 students' art and journal excerpts. TPSA will they can help the students correct any active members plus a seven member executive direct the show, hut still needs help in problems they may have. Grant is pleased to board, with Andrew Cundill as president and producing and running it. Anyone interested have seen several students who have an eye for Robert Markowitz as vice president. TPSA may call the TPSA office at X4266. In addition, photography. One student was so excited sponsors a weekly lecture, inviting practicing TPSA is taking black-and-white photographs about the techniques of seeing photographs professionals from the photo industry to to publicize the Project. both horizontally and vertically that he carried discuss their fields of experience. In addition, Although the Gannett grant covers some a slide mount TPSA gave to him in order to TPSA assists with the two Reedy Memorial of the cost of the materials necessary to preview the framing of his pictures. lectures and organizes an annual lecture of its teaching the 5th and 6th graders photography, Although the students from School it own. This year it will host the National there is not enough to take care of the film receive the major benefits of the project, the Geographic Society. Finally, the group offers expenses. TPSA therefore took the TPSA members involved profit as well. Grant field trips to its members and to Imaging and responsibility of informing Hahn graphic, a reports that the experience is helping her as Photo Technology students. local photographic store, of the project and of a photojournalist and is giving her a chance The first week of this quarter Nancy Valle, the need for film. Hahn graphic and the RIT to work under someone's direction, as Lee art teacher from School #6, contacted School of Photographic Sciences/Eastman Miller, director of the project, chooses the Professor Andrew Davidhazy, chairman of the Kodak Company generously donated all of the photographs that will he used. The teachers, Technical Photography department, and film needed for TPSA's teaching, amounting including Julie Zolnowskf, Sharon Kramer, explained the fortune of her school in winning to $1,000 worth, making it possible to give the Eric Sciacca, Jen Gordon, Gary Van the Gannett Award, which subsequently students experience in photography. Dermortel, Stacy Smith, and Jon Reichelt, allowed the school to execute the Genesee TPSA began the instruction on Monday, attain what Cundill calls a Mini Co-op River Valley Project. School it is comprised October 5, with an introductory slide show experience. Cundill himself acquires of a percentage of students who are considered and discussion about photography. This not enormous enjoyment out of knowing that "at risk", in that these students lack the only let the kids meet TPSA and discover what TPSA might develop an interest in experiential learning and sense of place they would he learning about, hut it also photographic skills. Cundill will he happy if necessary to make a committment to sch

6 November 6, 1987 Adopt-A-Brick: Promotes Student Pride Students are still making an issue of the Wallace Memorial Library. The information Campus Life Center (CLC). Approximately booth will he open from II a.m. until 3 p.m. ten years ago the administration promised the The Mark Ellingson Associates will he students a Campus Life Center. According to working with several members from Student Dr. Fred Smith, vice president of Student Directorate. They will answer students' Affairs, the CLC will he huilt when the funds questions, display illustrations of the CLC, for the center are raised. The Mark Ellingson and offer information ahout the Capital Associates are a group of students that don't Campaign. want to wait for the funds to he raised. The The Adopt-A-Brick program will attempt Capital Campaign allotted $9 million for the to promote a sense of pride for those who CLC; at present $6 million has heen alloted. donate to the CLC. The donator's name will The Mark Ellingson Associates want he engraved on plaques in the lobby of the something to he done ahout the $ 3 million left CLC. According to Hess, with each $10 to raise in the Capital Campaign. donation, students will receive one of the 3,(X)0 The main goal of the Mark Ellingson miniature bricks. Another incentive of the Associates is to make the student hody more program is a vacation raffle. Students donating aware of the concerns, problems, and at least $10 will receive two raffle tickets. The necessities to complete the CLC. Dave Hess, winner goes to Aruha for seven days and will a student spokesman for Mark Ellingson he notified at a December RIT Hockey game. Associates, stresses, "Students should get more The Mark Ellingson Associates are a group involved with the CLC. We (Mark Ellingson of students chosen by Dr. Rose and Cy Young Associates) developed the Adopt-a-Brick for their strong leadership skills within the program to generate a sense of pride within the institute. There are presently 30 exemplary student population." The Mark Ellingson students chosen from the nine colleges. Hess Associates worked with the Development commented, "We have decided to distinguish Office, downtown, in coordination with Cy each level of student donation (ranging from Last Monday RIT celebrated 75 years of Young, vice president of Development. $10 to $1,000). Each donator will have his/her cooperative education. Dr. Rose (left) The Adopt-A-Brick program, scheduled name engraved on the plaques in the lobby of accepts a proclamation of appreciation from Lucien Morin, Monroe County December 9-11, will try to raise $30,000. On the CLC. At this time we do not have a system Executive and Thomas Ryan, Rochester to show each level of prestige, hut we will have December 9 in the College Alumni lobby there Mayor RIT's Co-op program is the fourth will he an information booth. It will also he each student's name, major, and years spent oldest and fifth largest in the country. set up in Crace Watson Cafeteria and in the at RIT (i.e. 1984-88) on the plaque." •

Study Habits Avoiding Stress With finals week approaching, students will he of it, which is beneficial to your own under- tryptocen, a brain chemical that helps to taking to the hooks in an all-out attempt at standing. The third effective method is to try induce sleep, which may he why you some- making the grade. Since studying is essential and make up your own exam from the material times find yourself tired after a heavy meat to a good test performance, students some- by placing yourself in the teacher's position. meal. A good idea, then, would he to avoid a times wonder if some study methods are better Think ahout what the teacher could possibly heavy meat meal prior to an exam. Certain than others. The simple fact is, yes there are. ask and make up your own test questions. other focxls aid in the pnxluction of chemicals Cood study habits are perfected with Sixty percent of the teacher's test will probably that aid memory and produce energy; eating practice. Some people study with their stereos, he identical to yours." Students should also he these foods may help you feel more up to an some must have total quiet, others like to study aware that highlighting material is only exam. The RIT Support Staff will he serving with a group. While study habits will vary from effective for perception and not the answer for refreshments in the residence hall lounges and person to person, there are some better memorizing the material. "Highlighting the RITreat (for off-campus students). methods than others. "There are three very material is simply a perceptual aid. It only Some students have even considered gcxxi ways to study," says Dr. Morton Isaacs, brings out important points, it does not help hypnosis sessions to rid them of their had who holds a Doctorate in Philosophy, "One you to memorize." Dr. Isaacs also points out study habits and to help induce gcxxi ones in of these methods is to first read the material, that the all-nighter generally does more harm their place. While this is not necessarily a had then close the hook and take notes. In this way than good. He says that it is more advisable to idea, it may he compared to using a sledge- you force yourself to recall what you have read get a gcxxi night's sleep before an exam. hammer to kill a fly. Instead, try going to a and organize it so you can understand it. If all Recent research in nutrition has shown place where there is nothing else to do hut you do is sit and transcribe notes, then all you that certain foods apparently stimulate the study. This will help you take your mind off are basically doing is becoming a human copy production of chemicals in the brain that may distractions such as eating or talking. machine. help memory. These chemicals, called neuro- Of course, none of these methods will help The second method is to sit someone down transmitters, are responsible for carrying mes- make you a smarter person. But when these and try and teach them the material. By doing sages from one part of the brain to the next. methods are followed, they can he an effective this, you must rearrange the material For example, studies have shown that meat force in dealing with the stress associated with differently to a person who has no knowledge and protein foods stimulate the production of the end-of-the-quarter rush. •

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Laura SeiU After a lunch in the cemetery the students toured the historic area. Mt. Hope Our city's founder, Nathaniel Rochester, is Cemetary among those buried at Mt. Hope. Other notable gets a people buried in the cemetery are Susan B. cleaning on Anthony, early female activist, and many Civil Halloween War generals.

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(above) There's always Halloween night—a night of duo—Batman and Robin room for two more geeks a t horror, mystery, furry-faced accompanied by the Riddler. RIT as Eric Neidieer and surgeons and dancing dice. The most outrageous costumes The RIT Union contained a were awarded with gift Kevin Stephens prove for variety of treats dancing to the certificates to Silo and Red the sake of Halloween fun. beat of Angel 18 to bobbing for Creek, a membership to And-A- apples. B.A.C.C. transformed the Tan and record collection of Clark Dining Room into a modern music. As the black hounted house full of hex and magic of the College Union hoodoo, while magician Jim dwindled, the meserized ghouls Bush performed tricks in the and hairy-legged cheerleaders Fireside Lounge. Guest ambled out in a trance to appearances by Freddy Kruger. round-up their mischief Gene Simmons, Splat Ball elsewhere. warriors and that dastardly November 6, 1987 ^' J

(left) Stranger things have happened on Hallo- ween, but a male nun and his lady stepping out on the dance floor is an RIT first.

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This past weekend (30 October-1 November), Army ROTC Rangers from the Rochester Institute of Technology competed in the second annual Ranger Challenge at Fort Dix, New Jersey. The Rangers are a select group who are highly proficient in combat infantry tactics. They are among the Army's most highly motivated and physically fit soldiers. Ranger Challenge is the annual competition of the nation's ROTC Ranger Squads. Although Princeton Rangers placed first for the second year, the RIT Rangers placed considerably higher than last year's team. The Ranger Challenge Sqi consisting of nine men* were selected from ttje 117 cadets to represent RfT own Tiger Battalion. Events at the competition included an Army physicaLfitneslysicaLntr s test, marksmrrar^pa . weapons as5sefH|y , grenade throfft f constructjfti Of a tope bridge, dWnteeriftg and a 10 kilofheter fort^ road marcK. iKe cadets have beep traiqti() Sintie the b^nninAf the )987-88 school year te pSfpare tor these events tmch push the team lo i|^ mental and physical flmili. This year's team placed second of nineteen ^uads in miltary sMNs

WnrrTEN BY COT CPL 1 SCOTT ARMSTRONG PHOTOGRAPHS BY PAUL BUCKOV Cadet Private Mike Sctiano is given a hand off the rope bridge by cadet Sergeant Paul (center) and cadet Private Michael Shay (left). The rope bridge competi- tion consists of the Rangers construction a single rope bridge between two poles, 60 feet apart and each cadet pull- ing himself acros the bridge. The Rangers are timed on this event and penalties are given out if a team member touches the ground tyefore reaching the opposite side.

(below) The Ranger cadets prepare their weapons prior to entering the rifle markmanship competition.

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One of the few blessings here at RIT is the Ritskellar, located in the himself at the Ritz. Honestly, a home is the best way to describe it. basement of the College Alumni Union. It can be a cozy hideaway Oscar speaks highly of his co-workers and gives praise to the in the midst of a winter blizzard or it can be a great place for a Friday numerous students he has worked with. "The best thing about the afternoon happy hour. Unless you're bent on being anti-social, you're management here is that we all really like each other. We started sure to meet someone there you know. On top of all that, the food working here at roughly the same time and we've all gotten to this is top-of-the-line for what it is. The prices could he a little better, hut point together. It wasn't an easy start because the last management all in all the Ritz has much to offi r rlu r I ill of tlu ir production records and so forth with them when But this article isn't they left. We didn't have meant to he about the any concrete idea of how Ritz. It is, however, about much food to cook, what someone who makes the to cook and when to Ritz many of the things- make it." Those are all mentioned above. Hi^ problems of the past. The name is Steven O'Flynn, Ritz consistently serves better known to the rest quality food with as few of the world as Oscar. If hassles as possible. The you've been in the Rit: layout of the various even a few times, you're stations is extremely well likely to recognize him. thought out. There are He's roughly six feet tall, plenty of cashiers at peak with reddish orange hair hours and all of the and an unmistakable employees are good at voice. Usually you'll see dealing with the public in him laughing and joking general. with the other employees While it is all very nice or the customers. If the name Steven O'Flynn didn't give it away, and well to work at the Ritz, the question of future goals and aspir- Oscar is of Irish lineage. ations comes up. If Oscar could do what he really wanted to do, what Or is one of those people who is there day in and day out, one would it he? "I'd like to own a small diner or restaurant and serve face you're sure to recognize as the years go by. His title is Hot Foods quality food to familiar customers." That goal is still a ways down Production Coordinator. He makes the soups (which are relly very the road, hut Oscar can only get better at what he does. good by the way), the chili, coordinates the preparation of There wasn't much discussion of the politics of the business side condiments of the burrito station and the pizza station. He also keeps of the Ritz, hut we did talk about the bar, and how it fits in with an eye on the grill section and any other departments that serve their the rest of the Ritz. In the recent past, particularly during the stormy food hot. On a busy lunch, this can he a demanding job to say the days of the new alcohol fxilicy, the future of the Ritz was in doubt. least. While visting Oscar at the Ritz a few weeks ago, the opportunity And again, controversy brewed when two students from the College presented itself to sample his New England Clam Chowder. Oscar of Fine and Applied Arts left the Ritz after having been served makes it true to form. In the opinion of a real New Englander, Oscar alcohol and later fell off the roof of the Fine Arts building. makes a mean 'chowda.' Fortunately, it has only been talk. For those of you who might not Oscar got his formal training in the culinary arts at the Johnson know, RIT is one of the only colleges in Rochester that still serves and Wales Culinary Institute in Providence, Rhode Island. This alcohol on campus. Other colleges, like St. John Fisher, have writer can personally recommend Johnson and Wales, as Rhode completely banned alcohol on the entire campus. Oscar commented Island is my home state and professional kitchens have been my that one of the main reasons for the bar remaining in business is second home for half a decade. Johnson and Wales students populate because of the College of Continuing Education students. Almost a number of the better kitchens throughout southern New England all of these students arrive at RIT for classes after work, and really and are known as much for their partying abilities as for their cooking enjoy the opportunity to eat a hot meal and have a drink. These skills. But then again, the restaurant industry has always been known students also tend to tip quite a hit better than the day school for its highly 'spirited' employees. After a while, this lifestyle can wear students. thin. Rich foods, extreme working conditions, long hours and lots Oscar is almost always smiling, or at least in a good mood. He of parties spell burnout for many people. Oscar has found a way to is very visible and finds time to attend to all the details and still remain comfortably toe the line. And he's getting married next summer to personable. One might even say that with a wife in the future, he hoot. could use a raise. If you get the chance, take a moment to get to know Oscar has worked at RIT for almost six years. He has spent time (Dscar. He's open to meeting new people and its always good to know in such austere establishments as Gracie's, the Dining Commons and the chef when you take your date out for dinner. the College Alumni Union Cafeteria before making a home for WRITTEN BY BARTON FISKE

21 REPROVIEW

VINYlJ Gene Loves Jezebel-Proves With New Album

of those glamour rock groups like Poison again" record because it does have or Ratt. The guitars have that grindy Discot-er written all over it. But, not much distortion and with a typical hard rock can he said against the album because it drum beat, the listener could easily be is very enjoyable. The drums and guitars confused as to what type of music this are heavier, hut it is still Gene Loves band plays. The vocals, though, set Jezebel all the way through. everything straight. Singers, Michael Following the release of House of Aston and Jay have a style that is hard to Dolls came a re-release of Gene Loves describe, hut easy to recognize and enjoy. Jezebel's first album. Promise. The 1983 Ip Not necessarily new wave, hut definitely was originally recorded under the not metal—Gene Loves Jezebel creates a Relativity label. The new one is from modern, danceahle sound that does not Geffen records, GLJ's current label. limit itself to certain listening groups. Promise shows the original sound of the Songs like "Gorgeous" and "The Motion hand at its best. The sounds created are of Love" have been played on television similar to now, but the arrangement of dance programs as well as on MTV. these sounds are, in ways, quite different. However, this album is no top 40 favorite A very artsy, almost avande guard in either. comparison to House Of Dolls, sound is House of Dolls opens with "Gorgeous," presented right from the start. which could easily he left over from This album contains songs like Discover. Only the guitar tracks, which "Upstairs," which well represent the early, Gene Loves Jezebel. Sounds like are a hit heavier, have shown any change. more off heat sound shadowed with something found carved in an old oak It is a slightly generic, hut catchy song. If screaming vocals that won GLJ their tree or sprayed on an abandoned building a single was to he released from the devout fans. Promise also contains the with runny paint. Right? But, to five album, it would have to he "The Motion arty halad, "Screaming for Emmalene;" musicians and a rapidly growing group of of Love." A personal favorite is "Treasure." a shady combination of heavy drums followers, these three words mean more. This song stands out and just feels hot! with echoed vocals and guitars closing After opening a number of east coast It has a lot of very heavy, almost metal, with a high piercing scream. "Bruises," shows on the New Order/Echo and the guitar licks, but still has a very original, which reappeared on Immigrant Bunnymen tour, including the Darien modern sound that grabs you and makes (unmentioned on the cover, but appears Lake show this last September, Gene you want to play it again (maybe a hit on the Ip itselO is the only pop type song Loves Jezebel has now completed their louder, too I). "Message," one of the softer, on Promise. fourth album. more relaxed songs on the album is Gene Loves Jezebel's sound has The Geffen production. The House of reminiscent of older GLJ. Repetition of definitely experienced changes from Dolls, has the potential to he found in the phrase, "got a message for Promise to The House of Dolls. Each phase places other than just the college stations. you,. . gotta get it through," and the is exciting as well as enjoyable. Not one Although the Ip sounds similar to their reserved guitar show similarity to of GLJ's four albums stands out in front last album. Discover, the hand "Stephen" from Immigrant (GLJ's second of the others as better; they are all themselves, have a very original sound album). excellent! — LOU MASELLA which becomes constantly more fine The House of Dolls may he somewhat tuned. Musically, they could pass as one of an "it worked the last time, let's do it New Alarm Sounds Not So Good Two years ago a hand calling themselves released a new album, sporting their third "Rescue Me." The latter could he covered The Alarm started to get some recog- producer in as many albums. Eye Of The by Eddie Money (or, perish the thought, nition. They released an album entitled Hurricane brings with it some Bruce Springsteen) without any trouble Strength and it surprised many people; expectations, many of which never and little change. The arrangements are it was very good. There was en edge to it become reality. more complex than the last album and that was hard to describe, yet impossible When first playing this new album there's more going on, hut it has been to miss. The vocals of Mike Peters were you immediately notice that the separated and sanitized to the point of filled with passion and feeling, the likes production on this one is crystal clear. being dull. of which had not been heard in a long You can hear everything that's there, After a couple listens, the real time. This man sounded like he had from the loudest guitar to the quietest problems come to light and they arc something to say, and he meant it. The keyboards. The engineering is so clean it's glaring. There are two things that make rest of the band had feeling too, sterile. This is fine, hut there is one key a good Alarm song. One is the gut- expressing it through their music. They element missing. It has no depth. Most wrenching vocals of Peters and the other gave it a hard edge to match the vocals. of the songs are very two dimensional, is the guitar of David Sharp. Throw in Two years later The Alarm has especially "Rain in the Summertime" and some harmonica and piano and, presto,

22 November 6, 1987 There are a couple of songs that arc a classic. On this album, someone got shelf, behind Strength. The album may good (at least for this album). "One Step into the recipe hook and changed some ride the momentum of the last, hut when Closer to Home" is a live track with some of the key ingredients and no one that dies away, it will not he able to stand nice piano and strong vocals. "Hallowed noticed. They took the passion and drive on its own, at least not in any respectable Ground" and "Permanence in Change" out of Peter's voice. They took the twang circles. As sad as it is, this one looks like both are reminiscent of the good things out of Sharp's guitars; the piano was too it will end up on the Top 40 charts in a that this band can do. heavy so they traded it for a DX-7 with few months. The producer for this album was John no halls, and the harmonica fell in the It all comes down to the fact that all Porter, whereas the last one's was Mike toilet (and someone flushed). Then they the life and spirit has been weaned out of Howlett (he also did a series of live went into the studio and made this this hand one way or another. They used remixes for them that were amazing). album. to sing about growing up, facing the They must not have liked Howlett, or The saddest part is that over half the world, doing what you want to do and failed to get along with him, because the songs on this album almost make it. doing it as well as you can. Now they sing sound that he created with them was not "Newtown Jericho" has some feeling to about fading out, rusting away, and living only distinctive and crossover, but it, hut no guitar. "Only Love Can Set Me without sunshine. I think that says it all. timeless. The sound that they have Free" has a great drum track and the title — Ek3UG JERUM created now will cause a little bit of a track has smatterings of all of these flurry and then it will he filed away on the elements, but falls short wholesale. Life imitates Art At The Pyramid

A woman suspended from the ceiling wrapped in a sheet? A man in a suit of cedar chips? These perfomance install- ations, shown last weekend at the Pyramid, stirred both curiosity and controversy. Is this life imitating art, art imitating itself, or just a couple of people joking around for Halloween? No matter what the description, you had to see them to believe them. Angelica Festa, New York perfor- mance artist, was installed for twenty four hours in the Pyramid Art Center's gallery space. During this entire time, Ms. Festa's body hung from an inclined beam, secured by a large white sheet. At her feet was a black velvet platform for support, and her eyes were covered by reflective patches. In order to tolerate being in of these occurred, the atmosphere was portable. He has the ability to chcx)se his isolation for this amount of time, she somewhat strained; the audience audience and present himself anywhere, fasted for three days before the perform- searched for a thematic element to tie anytime. A curious concept that was ance. together her form and the video images. defininitely in the spirit of Halloween, Her form, isolated in the center of the Ms. Festa lives in New York City and Olejarz's art captured the imagination of empty room, created a dramatic image of has performed at many places including his spectators. When first noticed, a cocoon in self-contained anticipation. the Franklin Furnace. Her work has also someone accepts the stationary object as The positioning of her being in space and been presented extensively in Canada, sculpture, perhaps newly installed in the time researches the viewer's perception of including the Powerhouse Gallery in space, hut when the sculpture moves, the performer's physical and psychic Baniff, Alberta. Presently, she is finishing people take notice to this stranger in their aversion. Her presence transmits a sense her M.A. at New York University. She environment. Olejarz appeared at the of inward energy that represents life in its has published two hooks entitled "Food, Record Archive, Village Gate, Club Zero beginning stages. Accompanying her Sex, Money, Fame, and Death" and "The and at the Pyramid's Halloween hash. form was video screen showing the Drama Review." Harold Olejarz has an MFA from complete embryology of a fish. These The second performance in this series Pratt Institute. He is the recipient of the images helped to reinforce the feeling of was Harold Olejarz's "Life Imitates Art," New Jersey State Council on the Arts growth and life as a means in itself. which was a mobile performance that Fellowship in 1986-7. He has performed Viewing this exhibit was a little surfaced around Rochester last weekend. throughout the Fast Coast and abroad as unsettling. Only five people were allowed With his installation, the sculptor became well, including the Rodin Museum in to see her at a time, during which they the sculpture. He wears a sculpture-skin Philadelphia, the National Gallery of would exchange a few puzzled glances. made of fabric covered with spray-painted Art, Museum of Modern Art, and the According to her promotion, Ms. Festa chips of cedar. The skin covers him Stedelijk Museum in Amsterdam, was to have been manipulating a dead entirely, creating an interesting textural Holland. —SUE SHADE fish and reading from a text. Since neither effect. Olejarz's work is both flexible and

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When the all-tournament team was end was a disapointment for the Tigers, as first game to Alaska Anchorage 3-2 in a very announced RIT's Tim Cordick was chosen for Alaska showed no mercy towards the travel- close game. A late goal by Alaska sealed the his outstanding play defensively. He was the weary Tiger squad. The Nanooks went on to victory. In the second game of the two game only RIT player to make the team. win the game 8-0. TL»e second game of the two- set on the following night, the Tigers lost in The first game in Alaska started out game set was a complete turnaround for RIT, a shootout when Alaska scored three looking gocxl when Scott Brown scored for as they returned to their typical excellent style unassisted goals in the third period to pick up RIT at 11:26 of the second period to put the of hockey. Still the Tigers failed to keep the the win, 6-5. The second half of the Alaska trip Tigers up 1-0 against Division I foe Alaska game in check. Fairbanks scored late in the had RIT traveling to Alaska Fairbanks for two Anchorage. Unfortunately, Alaska tied the final period to record the win 5-4. The scoring more games . The first game of the set was score at 1-1 just before the end of the period. see-sawed for the entire game with Alaska controlled by Fairbanks from the start. The It looked good again as Bill Gall scored his first taking a 3-1 lead. RIT came hack to tie the score Nanooks came out smoking early and never goal of the season for RIT at 13:37 to knot the at 4-4 when Steve Mirahile scored at 2:05 of let up as they bombarded the RIT goalie with score at 2-2 after Alaska had scored an early the third period. Alaska scored at 11:54 to cap 51 shots on net, while recording an 8-0 win. goal in the period to take the lead 2-1. However, the scoring in the game and give Fairbanks However, the second game with Fairbanks was as luck would have it, Alaska scored the the victory. a much closer contest. RIT converted on three winning goal with less than a minute to play The return home was not for long as RIT power play opportunities and came from to clinch the game and win 3-2. The Tigers was scheduled to play in the first game of the behind to tie the score. Still, the Tigers just played excellent hockey as senior goaltender Potsdam tournament against Merrimack. couldn't hold on as Fairbanks scored a Chet Hallice stopped 34 of the 37 shots he After they fell behind 4-0 early in the game, hearthreaker with less than nine minutes left faced to pace the Tiger defense and keep RIT the Tigers just couldn't regain their true form. to play to win the game 5-4. The Tigers left in the game. The cards were quickly lined up Merrimack went on to win the game 8-4. The Alaska with a record of 0-4, hut this record against the Tigers. only bright spot for RIT was their power play, does not reflect the team's level of talent. The second game of the season was again as it was responsible for three of the four goals After leaving the Northland, the Tigers a close contest with Anchorage in front of 4100 for the Tigers. The consolation game of the returned home only to he sent right hack on fans at Sullivan Arena. First period scoring was tournament pitted RIT against host Potsdam. the road. RIT traveled to Potsdam to take on started by Alaska, hut Jim Cotie answered for This game was the type of game more in the the well-rested and as yet untested Merrimack RIT scored at 18:48 to knot the game at 1-1. winning tradition of RIT as they defeated squad in the first round of the Third Annual Less than four minutes later Scott Brown Potsdam 7-2. The scoring in the game was Fay Motors Invitational. The start of the game scored to give RIT a first period intermission highlighted by two goals apiece by Jeff Reddish was a bleak reminder of their trip north as lead of 2-1. The momentum carried over into and Scott Brown. The team got some needed Merrimack optened up a 4-0 lead. Jim Regan the second pjeriod as RIT's Chris Palmer put scoring and excellent defensive efforts by the scored RIT's first goal, stopping the string of RIT up 3-1 at 6:19 of the second period. Alaska whole team. The Tigers thus ended their long Merrimack goals. The Tigers just couldn't kept it close, playing excellent come-from- road trip with a 1-5 record. The team returned come back as they fell in the first round of the hehind hockey. The Seawolves scored twice home for some needed rest and began to tournament 8-4. On Saturday, RIT faced before the intermission to keep the game close prepare for this weekend's games in the RIT Potsdam in the consolation game. This game at 4-3. The third period belonged to the home tournament. In the first round the Tigers face was more reflective of the style of RIT hockey. team as the RIT defense just seemed to St. Anselm at 7:30 on Friday November 6th. The RIT power play clicked to provide the collapse. Alaska scored three unanswered goals The other first round game starts at 4:30 with spark the team needed. The Tigers defeated in the third period to win the game 6-5. Michigan-Dearborn taking on Wisconsin- River Falls. — JEFF GIBB Potsdam 7-2 and recorded their first win of the The next game for the Tigers was on the season. Junior forward Scott Brown scored 26th against Alaska Fairbanks, another Volleyball Heads For States After Third In ICACs The RIT volleyball team ran its record to 32-17 its second victory in the match with Clarkson TheTigers travel to Cortland today for the and earned a spot in the New York State (15-11, 15-10), then fell to eventual champion opening round of the N YSWCAA Champion- Women's Collegiate Athletic Association Ithaca (8-15,3-15). In theconsolation game, the ship. The 16participatingteamsaredividedinto (NYSWCAA) championship compiling 4-2 Tigers easily defeated Clarkson (15-11, 15-4). four pools of four teams. RIT(32-17), Cortland record in last week's matches. Gn Wednesday, Anita Magill led theoffensive attack against (33-5), Gneonta (27-10), and Siena (18-15) are in the Tigers dropped a match to Nazareth (7-15, Clarkson with 12 kills. ValerieChildsaddedsix. the second pool. 11-15), hut bounced hack to heat Geneseo (15-11, For the tournament Magill tallied 25 kills. Coach Ben Guiliano is pleased with the 15-11). Gver the weekend, RIT competed in the Wendy Clontz had 20 and Childs had 18. Trish team's selection. "We've been shooting for the IC AC Championship at St. Lawrence and came Bjorness turned in another outstanding states all year," hesaid. "We have a gocxl draw and away with third place honors. A first round performance at setter, recording 28 assists in the now it's up to us to he ready to play. We're right victory over Alfred (15-9,15-8) set theTigers up tournament. Cindy Reynolds had a fine all- about where I thought we'd he at this time. We've for a match with host St. Lawrence. around tournament with 14 kills and 10 assists. suprised a few teams this season and hopefully Unfortunately, the Saints were too much for Kim Geiger and Alyson Beede were the that will continue." — MARNIE SALISBURY RIT, heating the Tigers 10-15,6-15. RIT posted mainstay of the RIT defense once again.

26 November 6, 1987 Booters Drop Season Finale The RIT men's soccer team ended their regular Panzetta countered for the Tigers with an assist when he scored again on a breakaway with just season on a sour note hy losing to Geneseo 4-3 from Scott Wilson, who returned to the line- over two minutes remaining in the game. last Tuesday. The Tigers led for most of the up from an ankle injury. Wilson received the Putting the disappointing defeat behind game, hut Geneseo attackman Jim Clar put on hall in front of the goal and redirected it behind them, the Tigers prepared for the NCAA a one-man show, scoring two goals in the final him to Panzetta, deceiving both his defender Division 111 tournament. Pairings for the six minutes of the game to give the Knights the and the goalie. tournament were announced last Sunday. victory. The loss puts RIT's record at 12-3-1 for At this point, the rain began and the Tigers Seeded fourth in the New York State region, the regular season. faltered. Clar continued to harrass the RIT RIT traveled to number one seed Binghamton Joe Dioguardi opened the scoring early defense, getting open long enough to feed the (14-2-1) on Wednesday, November 4. Results with a goal at the 14:50 mark assisted by Bill hall to teammate John Diehl for Geneseo's were unavailable at press time. In the other Nohes. Defender Grant Perry gave RIT a second goal. Just three minutes later, Clar New York regional, number two Ithaca plays comfortable two-goal lead with six minutes left scored on a breakaway to tie the score at 3-3. at number three Fredonia. Winners will meet in the half when he drilled the hall over goalie Coach Doug May replaced starting goalie Brad tomorrow or Sunday (Nov. 7 or 8) at a time John Kelsch's head. V.J. Penisse picked up the Jimmo with backup Jeff Amsden. The Tigers and site to he announced. assist. Clar scored his first goal of the game just were now competing against both the Knights —MARNIE SALISBURY eight minutes into the second half. Angelo and the clock. Jim Clar shut the door on RIT

Tigers Win Third Straight ICAC Title The RIT men's cross country team has done runners. Championship in Boston, Massachusetts. it again. For the third year in a row. Coach Tomorrow, the men's cross country team Once again, they will be defending their team Peter Todd's runners have won the will be competing in the Fastern College title in hopes of repeating as FCAC Independent College Athletic Conference Athletic Conference Cross Country champions. — GREG HOUSE (ICAC) Cross Country Championship. Last Saturday, seven conference teams met at Clarkson University to compete in the 20th Annual ICAC Championship. RIT slipped hy Athletes the Week St. Lawrence University hy a score of 40-41 to take the team title. Ithaca College finished third with 64 points. RIT moved up to 9th place in the NCAA Division III Cross Country Poll while SLU dropped to 14th. SLU's Jukka Tammisuo was the overall winner with a time of 28:42 for the hilly 5.4 mile course. Tammisuo set a new championship record shaving 50 seconds off the old record. He took the rest of the field with him—the top Andy Coots Trish Bjorness nine finishers came in at times under the For the second consecutive week, senior Andy Trish Bjorness has been named Female Athlete former record. RIT senior Andy Coots led the Coots has been named Male Athlete of the of the Week. Bjorness was cited for her out- Tigers with a strong second place finish in a Week. Coots was honored for his strong finish standing play during the Independent College in the independent College Athletic Confetence Athletic Conference (ICAC) Volleyball time of 29:07. Ithaca's Rich Surace, an All- (ICAC) Cross Country Championship last week Championship last week. American last year, finished third in 29:12. at Clarkson University. RIT won three and lost two in the tour- Steve Ranck and Kevin McKee were 6th and Coots finished second on the 5.4 mile course nament to finish third in the conference and 7th with times of 29:22 and 29:24, respectively to help the Tigers take the team title hy a single earn a berth in the New York State Women's for the Tigers. Also finishing strong for RIT point over St. Lawrence. The win marked the Collegiate Athletic Accociation (NYSWCAA) were Pete Jensen (11th in 29:48), Jason Urckfitz third straight year that the Tigers have captured championship. (14th in 30:14), Tom Turkington (18th in 30:33), the ICAC crown. Coots finished with a time of Tigers' head coach Ben Guiliano said Bjorness and Jim Buhrmaster (22nd in 30:39). 29:07. played an all-around sound tournament. "Trish In the New York State Women's College "Andy ran his best race in an RIT uniform," played with consistency," he said. "She was pass- ing very well arxl also played outstanding defense." Athletic Association Cross Country said Tigers head coach Peter Todd. "He's really gained a great deal of confidence in the last few Guilianosaidhothheandhistcam arc looking Championship last Saturday, Bridget weeks." forward to the state tournament. "We've been Connolly of the RIT women's cross country Todd said Coots originally tried to keep pace shooting for states all year," he said. "Everyone team placed 19th overall. Her time was 19:20 with St. Lawrence's Jukka Tammisuo, an All- realizes what we have to do to win." for the 5 kilometer (3.1 mile) course. University Amcrican, hut later decided to set his own pace The coach said one of the keys to the team's of Rochester's Josefa Benzoni and Carolyn and try to defeat Ithaca's Richard Sutace. Surace success is to run a fast offensive game; he looks for Misch finished first and second respectively. had defeated Coots in nine previous meetings. Bjorness to he a floor leader here. "As a setter, Trish Benzoni recorded the new state meet course "He felt he could beat Surace," said Todd. "I is getting more comfortable running a quicker record. Ithaca College was the team champion didn't know whether he could do it, hut I'm glad offense," he said. "We need to continue generati ng our offense in order to win." in a field of 18 schools and a total of 103 he proved me wrong."

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The Principal. The Monster Tufts Away game Game time 12 00 Squad Wish You Were Here. The Killing Time. Sicilian Sat. RIT Wrestling team plays the Cornell Open Away LxMvaa Thaatra at Southtown Plaza; for show times game Game time 10 00 call 424 4520 The Prince Of Darkness. The Hidden. Fatal Beauty. Like Father. Like Son Sat. RIT Men's Swimming team plays the Harvest Tha PIttaford Triplax; for show times call Relays Away game Game time 1100 586 2900 Fatal Attraction. The Princess Bride. Sat. RIT Men s Basketball team plays Humber Home Suspect game Game time 2 00 Sat. RIT Women s Swimming team plays the Harvest Relays Away game Game time 11 00 Sat. RIT Women's Volleyball team plays the RADAR NYSWCAAs Away game Game time TBA Fri. Fairwood/Perkins Sat. RIT Women s Soccer team plays the ECAC s Away Sat. Perkins/Andrews Dorm game Game time TBA Sun. Perkms/Wiltsie Sat. RIT Men's Hockey team plays the RIT Tournament Mon. Andrews Dorm/Fairwood Consolation Home game Game time 4 30 Tbes. Fairwood/Andrews Acad Sun. RIT Men's Soccer team plays the NCAAs Away Wad. Lowenthal/Andrews Acad game Game time TBA Thura. Andrews Acad/Andrews Dorm Wad. RIT Mens Hockey team plays Hobad Away game Game time 7 30pm ETC LEQURESSc WORKSHOPS Fri. NSBE study marathon, an all night general study Fri. The School of Printing Management and Sciences session with refreshments. BldgW-1030. 8pm to midnight 50th Anniversary celebration continues today with the Frederic W Goudy Distinguished Lecture in Fri. 75th Birthday Alumm Association Weekend is today Typography, featuring Charles Bigelow. digital type and tomorrow—watch for more publicity design expert. Webb Auditorium. 8pm This lecture is Sat. Student Orientation Services (SOS) conducts free and open to the public, for more mfo call x2728 general committee interviews today; call x2508 for more Fri. RIT American Marketing Association presents info "Direct Marketing and High Technoloay ' with Dr Sun. RIT Hillel presents "Nosh and News " at Hillel Lady Killer Siewers. 12 1 30pm. Room TBA Call Chns Crane. House in Coltiy D Basement. 11am 12pm. followed by 436 7137 for exact location and more mfo Hillel Shops Rochester" 12-6pm. meet at Hillel House Great Mon. The Placement Office sponsors a Job Hunting and conclude with dinner at Fox's Deli American Strategies seminar today. 2 2 50pm. sign up with the Ibaa. from noon to 1 00 m the RITreat Conference Placement receptionist Room of the CU building, all students and faculty Smdkeout/Nov. 19 Tit%%. The Placement Office sponsors a Placement interested in playing contact bridge are invited to pm Orientation seminar today. 1-1 50pm. sign up with the in Those pst learning, as well as experienced players, Placement receptionist are welcome For more mfo call Richard Rmehart at 30 November 6. 1987 In 1985, a controversial novel portrayed the wild, excessive lives of the kids in Beverly Hills.

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