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Monroe Doctrine 2 September 30, 1996 News Entertainment Opinion Sports Employment Feature Story: George Olson's Women's Tennis Team Opportunities For Paul "Profile" Cosme WORD for this week Sweeps Onondaga Women is Focus see page 2 see page 4 see page 6 see page 8 The MonroSeptember 30, 1996'Volume 35 Issue 4 e Monroe Community College ^Respect All, Fear None News Children of the Holocaust Student Briefs Commemorated Government by Mania AuClair The planting serves as a living on the children having to sneak The Holocaust Genocide Stud- memorial to the 1.5 million chil- food to eat during the time of the by Christopher Herman Attention Pager ies Project was founded in 1991 by dren who were killed during the Holocaust. a small group of students from Holocaust. Thousands of daffodil Director of the MCC Child Care With no one present to speak to Owners Monroe Community College. The bulbs have been planted, as well Center, Audrey Abbondanzleri the Senate, Willie J. Lightfoot students felt compelled to do as trees that have been dedicated dedicated artwork from the chil- methodically called last Tuesday's II you have a pager, beware. something more with what they to individuals. Flowers have been dren which depicted images for meeting to order. Another Senate There is a pager scam going on learned. It's mission is to serve planted around the base of the trees world peace. She said they teach meeting was under way... right now. Someone is sending as a network for the advancement to expand on the beauty of them. the children the value of human Following roll call, a motion to pages to get people to dial a of Holocaust/Genocide awareness, A bronze plaque, dedicated to the life, respect, peace and tolerance. approve the minutes from 9/17. number that costs $25 just to programming, education and re- Holocaust children was placed in Their goal is to help the children The vote passes, with only one type in the numbers. The num- search. Their goal was to have a the garden at the first planting in grow and blossom, who will never neh, Senator Sarah Flick. Speaker ber is 809-404-5468. This area daffodil garden ceremony and to 1991 allow families to suffer; to remem- Lightfoot then took time to ac- code covers the islands of the dedicate a plaque in memory of the Jodi Oreal, an alumni member ber sorrow of the past and hopes knowledge the resignation of Caribbean. If anyone is paged 1.5 million children murdered dur- was opening speaker, and wel- for the future. James Clark as a Senator. with this number, contact MCC ing the Holocaust. Membership comed everyone to the 6th annual The planting came to a climax Also in his "Speaker's Report", Student Senator Dettman with has grown to include faculty, staff, planting and spoke on their Yom when the children started to plant was a discussion of the attendance the details of the time and the students and alumni. All interested Hashoah commemoration that will the bulbs. Emotions were high policy. The following explanation date of the page. groups and individuals are wel- be held in the Spring, during the with both laughter and tears. A was offered to members of the come to participate. time when the daffodil's will be large bowl of sliced apples were Senate. Missing committee meet- Music News Every year the H.G.S.P. have blooming. passed with a bowl of honey in ings or office hours would count planted flowers to commemorate Barbara Lattimore, a student order to celebrate the coming of as 1/2 an absence (tardy). Senate Kim Thayil of Soundgarden murdered children of the Holo- taking the Holocaust Honors class the Jewish New Year. Everyone meetings and Pre-Agenda meet- was arrested for allegedly strik- caust. This was the 6th year for walked away with hopes for world ings count as a full absence. Four ing 18-year-old party guest and who is also on the project com- the planting. mittee, read a poem titled "The peace. absences leads to resignation. Heather Milfin. In his "President's Report", Stan Children from the Monroe Com- Little Smugglers", which reflected Photo b\ Peter Matthews munity College Child Care Lyons simply stated that the Sen- T-Boz of TLC has recorded a Center took part in the ate was still waiting for a response couple of songs under her real planting. There were to the now famous "Pepsi Issue." name, Tionne Watkins, for the many survivors of the Ho- The "Senator's Report" fol- soundtrack of the new movie locaust present, who at- lowed, with Sarah Flick encourag- "Fled" starring Laurence tend yearly. ing clubs to get involved. She sug- Fishburne. T-Boz says, "TLC Mantelmachel, a sur- gested a "Round-Robin" volley- | will not disband." vivor who was a prisoner ball tournament with all participat- in 12 different camps ing clubs donating $10 to the | The same can't be said for Tesla, spoke on the planting. "It "Make a Wish Foundation." Spec- who released a Greatest Hits al- is very nice, something out tators would be charged a dollar ! bum at the end of last year. of this world. There are for admission, also receiving a star. I Brian Wheat and Frank Hannon not to many survivors left. The winning team would get a have started a nameless band, The war has been over for pizza party, all proceeds to benefit • and said they will not work with this year's children. 1 51 years. The young JelTKicth again. should know, our children CAB Coordinator Michelle and our grandchildren Marvin spoke briefly to members College Transfer Day should know." of the Senate. Issues on her agenda: movies have started to be The MCC Transfer and Place- Mantelmachel's wife is Plaque dedicated 6 years ago to the children of the holocaust, while also a shown in the Brick Lounge; times survivor. children of the Child Cure Center plant bulbs. men! Office will be presenting arc posted outside the doors. Also College Transfer Day on on the agenda, "The Make a Wish Thursday, October 3, from Foundation" star selling is off and K):00am to 1:00pm. It will be MCC Students Named All American School, she is majoring in Liberal See Student Goveminent on Page 3 held in the Student Center hall- liberal arts and plans to transfer to by Sarah Kuhn Arts/Physical Education. From way and the Brick Lounge area. the University Of Rochester when these courses, Cole earned a 3.72 Students will be able to meet she leaves MCC. INSIDE Five Monroe Community Col- GPA for the Fall 1995 semester. with admission representatives Women's basketball player Lisa lege students and one team have Amy Gerber-Buchanan, a from more than 45 colleges and Biletzky, Phelps, received her hon- Classified 5 been named Academic All-Amcri- alumni from Greece Arcadia, re- universities. ors by holding a 3.63 GPA during Entertainment 4-5 cans for their performances in the Spring Semester. As a starting ceived Academic Ail-American school, on the court, pool and other forward, she helped lead the team honors with a 3.72 Grade Point Letters 7 And 1 Quote... areas of sports. to the national championships and Average. She is studying Mechani- News 1-3 Free and fair Two MCC swimmers were cel- break a school record with 30 wins. cal Technology. ebrated. One of the swimmers is Biletsky graduated with honors in The National Junior College Opinion 6-7 discussion will Melissa Beauchamp, a 1985 Association, the organization re- May with an A.A.S. degree in Of- Sports 8 ever be found graduate of Fairport High School, fice Technology/Secretarial Sci- sponsible for these awards, hon- who earned a 3.92 GPA and stud- ence Executive. ored MCC's men's and woman's the firmest ies Auto Technology. The other is The MCC women's soccer team, swim teams as the Academic Ail- The Monroe Doc- friend to truth. Deborah Najarro, a Marion Cen- who won the national champion- American Team of 1995-96. These trine is printed on tral High School grad, who listed two teams were given this award recycled paper and ship last year, named Kelly Cole is recyclable in - G. Campbell a perfect 4.0 GPA for the spring Academic All-American. A 1993 because they posted the highest Monroe County. 1996 semester. She is majoring in graduate of Rush-Henrietta High team average in the country. The Monroe Doctrine 2 September 30, 1996 A«r\»J^«\^« Living With AIDS Helping Students with Who Am I? by Dale Cooper I would like to introduce myself. an HIV lest and it turned out pos Career Choices My name is Dale and I am a man tivc. I spent a lot of time in denia by Camillt Roy could do to have a focal point to dent gets job training skills. who wears many hats. 1 am a re- first, telling myself that maybe th Damon Coordinator make decisions from. T.A.S.C. also gets the individual turning student, coming back to test was wrong. Or it it wasn' I want the students of Damon 1 asked Nan how many M.C.C. into the job market quickly. school after 24 years. I am a single maybe it would go away. M.C.C. has a great resource cen- and Brighton campuses to meet graduates actually get jobs. She parent raising a 9 year old son. I'm My life has changed dramat ter at Brighton and Damon (soon).
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