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OVlM U.S.A. Inc 19 RKPOK I KR • VOI.UMK 75 • NUMHKR 11 features 8 sports stuff the week A that was 26 on the street departments 4 editorial 8 sports 4 mail box 12 hot spots 7 the news 26 on the street cover Rzromit MAGAZINE publuhed wccUy during the mdemk year by ttudcnti at the Rochetter Inititute of Technology, One Lomb Memorial Drive, Rocheiter, New York, 14623. Editorial and production facilitie* are located in Room A-426 of the Student Alumni Union, Voice/TTY (716)475-2212. Subacnptimii: 17.00 per quartcr.Thc opinioni ezprtaaed in RZEOrTEE do not neceaaanly reflect tboae of the Irahtutt. RTT doea Christine Ramage & not generally review or approve of the contentt of RZPORTEX and doea not accept reaponaibUity for mattert contained in REEOKTTIL Lettera may be lubmitted to the RZEORTER in peraon, or through RIT e-tnail, aend lettera toiRZEOnriL Lettera muat be typed and double apaccd. Pleaae limit Lauren B. McFalls (inset) letten to 250 words. REPOtTER reaervea the right to edit for libel and clarity. No letten will be printed unleaa aigncd and accompanied by a phone number. All letten rccieved arc properly of REPORTER MAGAZINE. REPORTER takca pnde in ita membcnhip m the Aaaociated CoUegute Preaa and Amencan Crvil Libertiea Union, copyright 1993 REPORTER MAGAZINE. All righta rcaeivcd. No portion of thia magazine may be reproduced without pnor written permiaaion from REPORTER. APRIL 8, 1994 3 EDITOR-IN-CHIEF mail box Gary R. Peters future with the TVs and Residence Life. T\T/^ -l— 1" O Residence Life has been nothing but cooperative when discussing all of this. In " 3 n ^ "K* ^ ^ fact, we are pursuing a proposal to have the H department handle all physical aspects asso- MANAGING EDITOR I'D TO RESPOND TO the recent article cover- dated with the TVs, while RHA finances it. Christine Koenig ing body piercing. To all those considering I did not attempt to "bash" the department, EXECUTIVE EDITOR having themselves pierced, please do not and I don't believe I did. I think the only Kathleen M. Cole have it done at The Wild Side. From reading aggressive aspect of that piece was the photo- the article and talking to people who have graph and headline. OmcE MANAGER been there, it is evident that these people If anything, however, part of the title did HoUy Wilcox don't know what they're doing. Firstly, there sum up the nature of what I was saying, ART DIRECTORS was no mention of any sanitary necessities Even though RHA will fund the set-up of Robert N. Wescott • Josh Klenert such as an autoclave or biohazard disposal. TVs, whose responsibility is it? Should TVs Second, the article stated that the establish- be provided by the Institute? Right now, over DESIGNERS Michael J. O'Boyle, ment had performed several piercings that $7,000 of student activities fees (provided by Nate Arnone, are considered dangerous and unacceptable RIT students) goes to this endeavor, and if by the piercing community at large (neck, RHA was not responsible, this money could PRODUCTION MANAGER arms, "love-handles"). Also, piercings are go to other services to benefit residence halls Maria Rosoni never done standing up, and it is VERY students, ASSOCIATE EDITORS unprofessional for anyone to laugh when VictorM. Cardoso Aimee Zakrewslci, SPORTS someone yells in response to pain. Last, I Director of Communications, Kerstin Gunter, CULTURE have been pierced five times and have never Residence Hal/s Association Victor Cardoso, NEWS had a warm ringing in my ear and I have Brandy Davis, FEATURES never passed out; these are not certainties. COPY EDITOR If you would like to adorn yourself in this eZ^'~ ~Tl '\C1'\~~\ Jamie McLean manner, please take the time to research it kJ ULO first and find a true professional who can do " D ^ " /-n. WRITERS it correctly. (True piercers NEVER use U'ULTKZ Mark Natale, JefF Gambles Matt McNamara, Krissy Bush guns.) I WOULD LIKE TO make a few comments on Clarissa Cummings, Emma S. J. Walker Jake Fahy the issue of RIT suspending the Reserve Victor Cardosa, Alfred Penn Officers Training Corps on the basis that the Kelly Bombard, Bryant Grahm program seems to be in conflict with the Sean Aryai, Aileen Pagan "T-i "1 d 1~ \~ Institute's policy against sexual orientation PRODUCTION STAFF L-W based discrimination. Both sides of the issue Matt Southard, Natcha Van Gelder, '~\T )\'3yt very good arguments in support of their Trisha Kagey ^-^C^-^^y • • • different viewpoints. Proponents of ROTC I'M WRITING TO CLARIFY the article I approach the issue from the basis of prag- ILLUSTRATORS Eklward M.X. Cox, Larry Conrow, authored in the 3/18 issue of REPORTER. matics while foes of the program come from Jeremy Sniatclcj "RHA vs. Residence Life: Whose responsi- the direction of Institute principles and bility is it Anyway?" was meant to be pre- ideals. RIT is caught between its moral prin- DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY sented as an opinion piece, but, unfortunate- ciples and the practicalities of the situation, Erik Mathy ly, did not turn out that way. While signing I feel that in this case principles must it as Victor Cardoso, Director of come before practicalities. RIT, as an institu- PHOTO EDITOR Victoria Arocho Communications of RHA, I meant to show tion of higher education, stands on the moral the reader that, as director of the organiza- high ground in this society. For RIT to PHOTOGRAPHERS tion, my perspective was biased. I did not ignore its general ideological principles Julie Henderson, Max Schulte seek Residence Life's response in any form, whenever they interfere with what is prag- Amy Wood, Rick Cindair Aris Ekronomopoulos and 1 quoted colleagues to illustrate how matic at that time does not say much of RIT RHA members view the TV situation. as an educational institution. RIT needs to Distribution Staff However, 1 did not seek to speak for the carefully look at the rationale behind the Jeff Jakobowski, Matt Sievenpiper organization, nor did 1 intend it to be pre- ROTC program and ask itself if ROTC sup- sented with a confrontational headline and ports and upholds conflict with that promise ADVISOR Dr. Elaine Spaull photograph. as well as in conflict with the general ideal of 1 am on a committee discussing RHA's this educational institution then ROTC 4 REPORTERVOL.75NO.il country and its social contract with the peo• ple (equality and non-discrimination) or what was pragmatic at that time. They knew if they overturned the separate but equal doc• trine that it would cause massive problems in the logistics of carrying out the ruling and in how it would be enforced. It even initially split the court along the two sides of the issue. In the end the court spoke with one voice and basically affirmed the doctrine: "fait iustitia ruat caelum" or "let justice be done though the heavens fall." Through that decision the Supreme Court sent the message to both the domestic and international communities that the United States government stands by its Show promises to its citizens. 1 strongly believe your parents that it is time for RIT to send a message to you really have a both our communities and our government that programs not conforming to its stan• head on your shoulders. dards, principles, and promises of this educa• Senior Portrait Sittings tional institution will not be endorsed or Schedule sitting time at supported. the SAU Information Desk willbeheldApriilB- Alan R. 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Planned Parenthood of Rochester and the Genesee Valley Inc, DRIGHTON/PITTSFORD CARVEL For an appointment, call 546-2595 3030 MONROE AVENUE or toll-free 1-800-230-PLAN: (Across ffom the Sphnghouse Restouront) the news 67 artists to be displayed from an original to promote world peace through supporting PIT'S 699 entries. Artists from 23 countries were humanitarian efforts, one of which includes cbgiblc to enter. educational programs. Educational opportu• Engineering Although the exhibition did not adopt its nities beyond high school arc Umitcd for deaf current name until 1938, the origins of the students outside of the United States, stress• Program Among annual showcase can be traced as far back as ing the importance of the foundation's 1883. Hundreds of emerging artists compete endowment fund. Top Five for space and cash awards in what has Mr. Kozo Tomabccbi, board member of EARLIER THIS MONTH, A survey of 45 col• become one of the most prestigious exhibi• the foundation, said: "We hope that the RIT leges and universities with manufacturing tions in the region. Sasakawa scholars will devote themselves not engineering technology undergraduate pro• only to their countries, but to the entire grams placed RIT in the nation's top five. world as well, with global-minded behavior." Programs were evaluated based on cur• "We arc grateful for the Sasakawa riculum content, laboratory quality, faculty SG Race is On Foundation's generous support of interna• qualifications, placement record, external CAMPAIGNING FOR THE STUDENT tional deaf students who wish to study at funding, and industry support. RIT came in Government Presidency heated up last week RIT," said Dr. William Castle, director of first in receiving external funding and indus• with the Student Senate's decision to add NTID. try support for curriculum and lab develop• two more names to the ballot. Vincent The 1993-94 Sasakawa Foundations ment, while the actual curriculum and labs Donowski, running for president, and Adam scholarship recipients at RIT arc Karl Rcddy, ranked near the top in the survey. Kirkpatrick, running for vice-president, first-year prc-baccalaurcatc/computer science "We are very pleased about the recogni• joined Ralph Gaboury and Ken Rosenthal in student from Durban, South Africa, and tion of our program's quality," said Dr. the attempt to bead RlT's Student Sindilc Mblanga, first year pre-baccalaureate Vcnkitaswamy Raju, chairman of the manu• Government. Elections will take place April business/computer science student from facturing engineering technology depart• 12 and 13 in each of the colleges. Bulawayo, Zimbabwe. ment. "Critical evaluation by industry experts and peers at other universities is an imfior- tant means of continually improving the quabty of our program." Child Abuse Undergraduate Manufacturing engineering technology degree programs are offered through the Lecture Scholar Awards School of Engineering Technology, and pre• ON APRIL 13, RlTs Hale Chair in AppUed ON APRIL 14, BEGINNING at 5:00 p.m., pare students for careers in the automotive, Ethics will sponsor Laurence Mordckal RlT's Outstanding Undergraduate Scholar aerospace, electronics and metal manufactur• Thomas, professor of philosophy at Syracuse Awards will take place in Ingle Auditorium. ing industries. Employers who have hired University, to speak in the Carlson The ceremony is free and open to the public, graduates of the program include: Boeing, Auditorium. The lecture, entitled "In the and interpreting services have been request• Ford Motor Company, General Electric, Grips of Immortality: Child Abuse and ed. For more information, call Susan Eastman Kodak Company, Texas Moral Failure," will take place at 3:00 p.m. Provcnzano at 475-5572. Instruments, and Xerox Corporation. This program is free and open to the pubUc. For more information, call 475-6643. Portfolio Seminar Rochester-Finger The Office of Co-op and Sasakawa Placement will hold a seminar Lakes Exhibition April 13 on portfolio presen• Foundation tation from 2:00 to 3:00 THE 53RD ROCHESTER-FINGER Lakes p.m. Held in the first floor Exhibition opened at the Memorial Art Donates to NTID conference room of the Gallery on April 3, and will continue until Bausch & Lomb building, the May 15. The exhibition, sponsored by THREE REPRESENTATIVES OF THE Sasakawa free seminar will teach some Hartcr, Sccrest 6c Emery, Attorneys at Law, Foundation announced a second SI million general guidelines on how to and the Gallery's Director's Circle, showcas• scholarship donation to the Ryoicbi prepare, organize, and pre• es emerging artists from western and central Sasakawa Endowment Fund for NTID to sent samples of work to New York. support international deaf students at RIT. potential employers. For more Juror Annette Dimco Carlozzi, visual arts The first donation was made in July, 1993. information, call 475-2301 producer of the Cultural Olympiad, 1996 The Sasakawa Foundation, established (voice) or 475-6905 (TTY). Olympic Games, Atlanta, chose 89 works by under Mr. Ryoicbi Sasakawa, is an initiative APRIL 8, 1994 7 to Rensselaer this week to take on the Engineers in EAA competition. Good luck Tigers! Tigers Keep It In the Ballpark there second loss. Senior Midfielder Ron The Tiger baseball squad went 0-4 this past Tiger Lax DiFclicc sent one from behind the net to week, faUing to Hobart and Ithaca College in Matt Hunt who finished it down low to give double-headers. Romp RIT a 1-0 lead. Senior Matt Woostcr went In the first match-up, RIT could not get solo for the next and then connected with the ball out of the ballpark as they fell to the Clarkson DiFelicc to put the Tigers ahead by three. Statesmen 4-1. Jason Cordova, Shawn The men's lacrosse team gained a big EAA RIT played them tough at the midfield, Randall, Scott Packard, and Troy McBride win this week, defeating Clarkson University jumping to the ball causing the Knights to all bad bits for the Tigers. McBride brought 16-9. RIT now stands at a 2-2 overall record turn it over. Defenders John Brady and Eric in Packard at the third inning mark for the and 1-0 in the league. White combined with Tom Balland, Kevin sole run. Hobart raUied in the fourth inning In previous matches, the Tigers trampled Ringgold, and DiFelice to deny the Clarkson for two runs, taking the victory. RIT fell 7-3 Canisius College with a 17-11 victory. Junior attackmen the shot, holding the Knights in the second game. Randall, McBride, and Matt Hunt led the way with six goals and within the restraining lines, failing them to Frank Mitchell scored for the Tigers. teammate Kris Kurcoba added three goals clear 12 times. Facing Ithaca, the Tigers were defeated and one assist. Later in the week, RIT suf• Clarkson never came within five before 11-6, 11-3. They look to host Hartwick fered a tough 16-7 decision under Nazareth finally surrendering to the intensity of the College and Rensselaer Polytecb Institute College, the 1992 Division 111 Champs. Tigers. DiFebce used bis quickness, shaking this weekend. Good luck Tigers! Hunt combined with Attackmen Paul bis defender and setting up for the pass from Boncaro for five goals and two assists. RIT Boncaro, placing the tenth and winning goal stayed close early in the game, but the early in the third period. He paced the Tigers Golden Flyers went away with it in the sec• with two goals and five assists. Hunt added Men's Tennis ond half, leaving a bad taste in the mouth of three goals, three assists, and Wooster the roaring Tigers. pitched in for four. Boncaro added two goals Eyes Successful Taking their rage to Saturday's game ver• and two assists, while Kurcoba placed three sus Clarkson, the Tigers bandied the Knights to round out the Tigers scoring. RIT travels Season The RIT men's tennis team looks to build on the success of the past two seasons. Coach Lex Slecman has led the Tiger netmen to an 18-10 record over that time span. Upc(:omin g events SOFTBALL Fri. 4/8 vs. St. John Fisher at 3:00 p.m. Sat. 4/9 vs. Eimira at 1:00 p.m. Thurs. 4/14 vs. Mansfield at 3:00 p.m. BASEBALL Sat. 4/9 vs. Hartwick at 1:00 p.m. Sun. 4/10 vs. Rensselaer at 1:00 p.m. Tue. 4/12 vs. University off Rochester at 3:30 p.m. Econonwpoutos/REPORTER 8 REPORTERVOL.75NO.il Despite losing his number one sin• athletes gles player, J.P. Delaney to gradua• tion and Todd of the week Morelle, who has MATT HUNT, a member of the decided not to play lacrosse team, has been named this year, Sleeman RIT Male Athlete of the Week for remains upbeat about the week ending March 27. He the 1994 season. "We was also named co-player of the have some players Week in the Empire Athletic who have been with Association (EAA). the program for a This past week, the Tigers split a while now," explains pair of games, dropping their Sleeman. Tbey know record to 1-2 on the season. On what it takes to suc• March 23, RIT defeated Canisius ceed against the com• 17-11. Hunt led the way with six petition we face. goals. In a 16-7 loss to Nazareth, Everyone will need to currently the number one team I step up." RIT has team in Division III, on March 26, compiled an impres• he had three goals and one sive 55-30 record over assist. He also had nine ground the last six years. balls for the week. He currently RIT returns leads the team in scoring with 12 five veterans and wel• goals and five assists for 17 comes eight newcom• points. ers. According to "Matt demonstrated his knack for Sleeman, the number putting the hall in the net this one singles spot is up week," says Coach Guy Van for grabs between two Arsdale. "These two honors are a veterans, Gary tribute to how hard he has Minges and Hasan worked to come back from knee Said. Minges bad a surgery less than a year ago." 4-6 singles mark playing number two Cinclair/REPORTER MELISSA RIENDEAU, a member and three singles spot. Said posted an of the track team, has been impressive 6-1 record playing anywhere from named RIT Female Athlete of the the number two to six spot. Juniors Mike Week for the week ending March Sports Forman and John Carl will look to step up 27. This is the second time this for the Tigers. year she has been honored, ^ notes The Tigers schedule includes 10 dual in the RIT Early Season Track matches along with the EAA Championship invitational on March 26, at Hobart College and the Marketplace Riendeau won the 400 meters in The Women's Lacrosse team Invitational. Tbey opened their season a time of 1:01.0, just one-tenth has begun another season. against Hobart this past weekend, faUing 8-1. of a second off the school record. The sole victory came from Gary Minges and The team is the largest as it's She finished third in the 200 Mike Forman, who combined in doubles meters, clocking :27.56. Both ever been as well as talented. competition to defeat their opponent 8-5. times qualified her for the state Look for more information in RIT looks to do well in the upcoming week• meet to be held later in the sea• end at the Marketplace Invitational. next week's Reporter Sports! son. She also led off the winning Jim Rush 4x100-meter relay team. "Melissa ran very well in the first Sports writers are needed outdoor meet of the season," says Coach Ron Hardy. "She used immediately for Reporter. If her successful indoor season as a interested, please contact springboard for the outdoor invi- Aimee at 475-0612! tationals." APRIL 8, 1994 9 Tuesday. April 12 CalendaRIT '"Studying Ucture Notes" a Lunch 'n' Learning Seminar. i2:(X)-12:50 p.m. in riwim 2.383 of Fastman. Feel frcT lo bring your lunch. April 8-Aprill4 19 9 4 •The Committee for Promoting Pluralism, Office of Mi• nority Student Affairs and Student Government spon.sor "Sankofa," an African-American music and drum en• gchedule of eventg semble from SUNY Brockport. 12:(X)-1 :(X) p.m. in Ihe lob• Friday, April 8 by of the SAU. 'Alumni Executive Council Meeting 4:3()-6:(K) p.m. Stu• dent Alumni Union. Alumni Room. 'Admissions Spring Open House. Students and their fam• ilies will be visiting the RIT campus, taking lours, eating at (Jracie's and meeting faculty and staff. 9:(X)-4:(X) p.m. to• Wediii'sduy. April 13 day and April I Sih. '"Memory Improvement" a Lunch 'n' Learning Seminar. 'Portfolio Presentaiion. Learn some general guidelines on l2:(X)-i2:.5() p.m. in room 2.38.3 of the Ha.slman BIdg. Feel how to prepare, organize, and present samples of your free to bring your lunch. work to employers. 2:(X)-3:OOp.m., Bau.seh & Lomb Cen• '"Structure of I'ingerspelling: 3-/wur Interactive Sat• ter, 1st H(x)r Conference rixmi. ellite 7'e/ec//7.s.s." Presented by Dr. Robert F. Jolmsoii ol •"//; the Grips of Immoralily.Child Abuse and Moral (iailaiidei University. Teleelass will outline tiie phono• Failure." RIT presents Laurence Mordekhal Tliomas, pro• fessor of philosophy at Syracuse University, sponsored by logical {< lexical structure of ASI, signs 8c fingerspeiiing Rl Ts Hale Chair in Applied Fthics. Hie public is welcome and their use in ASI. di.seourse. Space is limited. Register to attend. Carl.son Auditorium, Center for Imaging Science by calling x6431 voice t>r TTY. 2:(X) p.m. lo .5:(X) p.m in at .3:(X)p.m. Lyndon Baines Johnson BIdg.. rimm 362.5. •"S/i7/ Motion" will be performing in Ihe RITZ. .5:(X)-7:.30 'Deaf Speakers Series presents "My ldentity...And p.m. Local alternative music.$1 at the door. Free pizza! Yours?" lYesented by Lillian Garcia. 4:00-5:(X) p.m. in 'Talisman presents "Philadelphia" at 7:(X) & 9:30 p.m. in Tower A Lounge. Call x6759 for more information. ingle Audittirium. SAU. $1 at tlx; dtmr. 'Comedian Jamie Foxx from Fox TV's "In Living Col• Tluirsduy . April 14 or." will be performing in Ritter Ice Arena at 8:(X) p.m. $3 students, $5 faculty and staff, $7 general public. Tickets 'Graduating Student Orientation. All graduating students vailahle at the Candy Counter. SAU. within four quarters of graduation must attend. l:0t)-2:(X) p.m., George Ha.stman Memorial BIdg. room 3287. Saturday. April 9 'Deaf Speakers Series presents "What We with Ushers Are To The Deaf Community." lYesentcd by Jelica Nuc- 'HIT'S Alumni Chapter of liujfalo presents "Showhoat." cio. 4:(X)-.5:(X) p.m. in Tower A Lounge. Call x67.59 lor Matinee performance of Showboat at Ihe North Yotk Per• furtiier information. forming Arts Center in Toronto, Canada. Includes bus trip, diniKT at Qucvn's Laixling, Niagara-On-Tlie-Lake. Bus leaves RTF at 7:45 a.m. anil returns at 1():(X) p.m. Bausch & Lomb Center. Sold Out. Sunday. .April 1(1 Upcomiling Event RlT's Student Government presents Reverend Jesse •Have a nice day! Jackson "One World, One People Conference.'' Tickets: $15 public. $10 faculty, staff and alumni, $5 stu• Monday. April 11 dents. Available at Ihe Candy Counter, SAU. For further information, call Student Governeni at 475-6569. Inter• '"The Undecided Indecisive Student: Strategies for Iden• preted for hearing and deaf audiences. Accessible to tlx; tification and Support." Dr. Virginia Cordon will offer pliysically challenged. her strategies and techniques for supporting the undecided student during an interactive presentation. 11:(X)-12:.30 p.m. in the Skalny Rimm, Interfaith Center. Lunch will be .served after the presentation. Looking for something to do? 'Stress Management. You've done the rest - now get the best! Simple, easy stress management techniques. 12:(X)- Call the activities hotline and And out I :(X) p ni. SMS Conference Rixmi. what's happening on campus! '"Gratitude for New life," an interfaith celebration. RIT 475-5252 or 475-5454 TTY presents the second annual celebration featuring prayers of hope, thanksgiving, music, and readings from the world's religions. 7:fX)p.m. in the Interfaith Center. 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April 9 The Tempest —Michael Leach National Shaktsptart Cornfany SUNY Buffalo Class of 91 Cenesee Community College April 9 RIT MBA Class of 9.3 343-0055 Controller at Beiko Corporation Jesus Christ Superstar Auditorium Center April 5-10, call for times Tickets—$27.50-$37.50 Rochester Institute of Technology's 222-5000 Run For Your Wife College of Business The Downstairs Caharet Theater Through April 10, call for times Offering the Area"s Best MBA Tickets—$21 325-4370 Nunsense II: The Second Coming Focus on Areas of Concentration in: The Downstairs Caharet Theater • Corporate Accounting Through April 10, call for times Tickets—$l8-wkdys & $21-wknds • Public Accounting 325-4370 • Management of Technology Robert Post Seven Theater Pieces • Manufacturing Management University of Rochester • Finance April 10 Rochester City Ballet • Marketing A Spring Bouquet of Classical Ballet Auditorium Center • Management April 23 at 2:00 & 8:00 p.m. • Intemational Business Tickets—$12 mat. & $15 eve. 222-5000 Financial Aid and Scholarships Cinderella (ballet) Full or Part-time Robert Panara Theater, Johnson Building April 28-May 1, call tor times Evening and Day Classes 475-6254 voiceATTY Celebrate Broadway New Skills with Immediate Applications RAPA Playhouse, Auditorium Center April 15. 16, 17. 22,23,24 May 13, 14, 15, 20, 21, 22, call for times Tickets—$15, $5 (students) 442-0190 Information Night Miracle Worker CeVa Theater 7 p.m., April 20 April 5-May 21, call for times 232-CEVA Fiddler on the Roof Max Lowenthal BuilcJing Brighton High School Auditorium April 15.16. 22. 23 at 8:00 p.m. Room 1215 473-3220 WRITERS Leslie Li Author of Bitterttveet SUNY Brockport April 13 Learn More About RlT's MBA and Walter Mosley Get Directions to the Information Night by Calling Author of Devil in a Blue Dress, A Red Death, & White Butterfly (716) 475-2256 or E-mail SMWBBU(5)rit.edu Dryden Theater April 13 Open Reading Rochcslcr Inslilulc of Technology • College of Business Writers 8c Books April 8, 9, 15. 16 at 8:00 p.m. Max [.owenthal Building • 104 Lomb Memonal Dnve Tickets—$8 & $6 for W & B members Rochester, NY 14623-5608 473-2590 Bruce Sweet 8c Richard Simpson: A Royal Game Writers 8c Books April 11 at 7:30p.m. Tickets—$4 8c $3 for W 8c B members 473-2590 Walter Mosley Col. 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Ensuring the future for those who shape itr / / for morr i ompUle informishott, im futhn,j i hitr^je • .ind f.\fr» >r c ..,111 MlHI H4j 21^^. fil HOIUforaproipftlu,* Hf^ef tkr pro.ipf, lu,' farrfJh hrfore ip*y ime^l or >rn,l moor^ y Alternative focus "a week in the life 55 n late January, photographers in RITs photojournalism program set out to make a visual document of diaJy life at RTT. They spread out over the campus, shooting many different subjects. As a visiting professor at RTT, I expected a more sedate and studiotis atmosphere, but the photographers shot a wide variety of visual self-expression. I In many ways, RIT seems a typical American campus, even with it's overabundance of brick motifs. As with most campiu', it's isolation from and inte• gration with the REAL WORLD makes it a fascinating periscope on huirun expe• rience. On one level, the photographs help us pause a moment and ponder oiu daily lives; how would we look to a foreigner on a first-time visit to a college campus? On the other level, they form instant nostalgia; college life in the '90'i. Alan Dorow/ Adjuna Professor APRIL 8. 1994 15 (Top Left) Ace, who hopes to one day become a professional body builder, works on his arms. / Victorui Arocho, (Top Center) Jessie McKnight comes clean./ Julie Htndmon, (Top Right) A pair of students play raquetball at the Student Life Center. / Dan Loh (Center) Cadet Sgt. Nasman dives for the horizontal bar during aa training activity in the Red Barn. / Rkardo L Ramirez, (Bottom Right) RIT going for the pin. I Dan Loh APRIL 8. 1994 19 (Top Left) Students make their way to and from classes on yet another Rochester winter day. / Stephen ShanJer, (Top Center) Sarah Hiarkawa lives the 'single' life/ Julie Heruienon (Top Right) From left, Sam DiTulleo, Chris Stein, and Pete Salvadore enjoy Gracie's, the ultimate dining cxjjerience. / Julie Heruienon, (Bonom Uft) Kelly, Michelle and Jude SUIMI outside waiting for the local baiKl "Rise" to go on. / Vtctoria Arocho, (Bottom Right) Dyami, (front, center) who is hosting three live bands in his apanment, lea out his energy and shows his enthusiasm for the music. / I Victoria Arocho APRILS, 1994 21 (Top) jani Gingerelli underwater in the RIT pool. / Rarruge (Center) Cadet ma). Prescott Farris leads cadets to the Red Bam. Despiet the snow and low temperatures, ROTC carried out it's sceduled training exer• cises. / Richard L. Ramirez (Bottom) Ryan Ackerson aiHl Amy McGurk discuss a point in Women in Contemporary U.S. Society. / Ramage. 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Computer Tech— "Yes I do. 1 feel they a Science— "I would say so. After an important part of the envi• all, chopping down trees gener• ronment and of the culture of ally Is not a good idea, especial• California. You go to see the ly when we have the ozone redwoods!" • layer the way it is.'' Evan Burrows, 1st year transfeer stu• Amy Toellner, 1st year. Biology— "I dent. Photo Advertising— think they should, I've been out there "Definitely." before so I know what they look like." Jennifer Pepe, 2nd year. Biology— "Sure, I don't see a reason why they Andrew Yokum, 1st year. Film need to be cut down." Video— ''Definitely, they are landmarks." ^ Maurice Maurizio, graduate student, Graphic Arts Systems— "I thinl?"* Shingo Wakagi, 4th year. Photo so. I don't know a lot about^ Advertising— "I don't know about American legislation, I'm from that." Mexico, but I think they should protect whatever they can." ^ < Kim Johnson, 3rd year. Biology— "I guess it would depend on Brad Tuckman, 3rd year. Photo how many trees they could pro• Advertising— "I guess so. I've never tect instead of cutting down. I seen them." don't think I'd agree with cut• ting down a whole forest, so I'd say yes, you need to (pass the legislation). But if it's just a few trees and there are other trees COMPILED BY MATT McNAMERA elsewhere, sometimes you need PHOTOGRAPHY BY to sacrifice some things for VICTORIA AROCHO other things." 26 REPORTER VOL.75 NO.11 1=3 labor 9^-^f^sAo€S OS Boof>y woo9>n 9or ^o^s^^rl^ A/oWe QUOTE OF THE WEEK "A photograph is a fee bidden ^^<^ %4 secret about a Or.d um ^UMOKI secret; the more it tells you the less you know/' -Diane Arbus 211' Ub VMAAfM _ , jiM *T. y.# *y(HfZjs Itt^ im/mhtitt /tPtij Hyu Mr«/ /w/ <*i y. c/.,^ <»» at t»4J*{'/Ly Pttpit ^w*Ps ri^vvy,! 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