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4 i Radio show makes } \\3 if. dream come true 'Ml,- Young illustrator fights terminal disease By Teresa Dawson cently suffered a relapse. the best selling comic book in the country. STAFF WRITER "Today is my happy day of my life," Vi said after first sur- McFarlane also surprised Vi prise guest, Marvel and Image with a request to do a drawing 'I Some of the country's pre- comics artist Jae Lee, offered for Spawn. "You can draw bet- The recently renovated Hobart Hall. miere comic book creators are to ink Vi's pin-up sketch of ter than me," he joked. asking to work with illustrator Robo Rat. Before final surprise guest HuyVi. Jay Piscopoe and Mark Met- Jim Lee, creator of the top-ten Comm. dept. Scott Lobdell, a writer for X- ford, creators of Scrap City selling Wildcats, invited Vi to Men, arranged for Vi to be Pack Rats, asked Vi to do a draw for Wildcats, the bewil- i » flown to New York on Dec. 2 sketch of Robo Rat, a "rat dered 10-year-old sighed and ' >• struggles to equip for a guided tour of the Marvel brain-robot body" character he said that he didn't think he and D.C. Comic offices. . could handle any more surpris- -^%paaM be ebap&tmedbf Us Today is my hap- es. Hobarfc mother; he is 10 years old. A news piece about Vi and Vi, a cancer patient at the St. Scrap City Pack Rats inspired By Joe Wilhelm need for greater funds would py day of my life' STAFFWRTTER Jude Children's Research Hos- Dean to do the show to "create still be present even if the state pital in Memphis, Tenn. and il- - -Vi awareness among the creator WPC has taken a step in increased funding to the lustrator for the charity moti- created, for a Scrap City Pack community to get them to visit preparing it's communication school," Santillo said. 1 vated comic book, Scrap City Rats pin-up advertisement thekids"inStJude's. students for the 21st century by "The nation is experiencing a Pack Rats, was featured guest since, according to Piscopoe, Dean added that the show beginning a fund-raising cam- redefinition of the economics on Darren Dean's Fantastic Fo- there is no budget for market- was also intended to spread paign to fully equip its commu- of higher education," Me Cloud rum last Wednesday night ing or advertising. awareness about the Scrap nications center, Hobart Hall, added. "The capabilities of the Fantastic Forum is a WPSC Lobdell asked to use Robo City Pack Rats. The campaign is being con- faculty and the technology far radio show that features comic Rat in a story he is writing for According to Piscopoe and ducted by the WPC Foundation exceed the amount of funding book creators, writers, illustra- issue six of Scrap City Pack Metford, the comic is meant to Inc., and the funds will be available from the state. tors and upcoming projects. Rats. create awareness of disabilities. raised primarily through corpo- "We are trying to forge part- This week's show included a "You can be famous, just like "The message of the rats is that rate and private sources. nerships between education and series of surprise guests and the rest of us," said Todd Mc- everybody counts, regardless of "The communication pro- SEE HOBART, PAGE 5 dream offers for Vi, who re- Farlane, creator of "Spawn," disability," said Piscopoe. gram pilot is the first to solicit public funds," according to Anthony Maltese, chairman of the communiestlon department. Campus priest certified by CCMA "Private universities and colleges receive public monies 'Father Lou' noted for outstanding work through grants and loans, so the public schools, although it is By Alice Donlin sociation. H m not done frequently, are al- NEWS CONTRIBUTOR The CCMA is a national, lowed to solicit funds from pri- professional organization that vate sources," explained Direc- Zooming around campus, recognizes and awards out- tor of External Relations Den- one may overlook the small standing work in spiritual, edu- nis Santillo. Catholic Campus Ministry cational and social efforts of "William Paterson is more of Center located at WPC's Gate the CCM Club. "Cautiously outgoing," is I a state assisted school, not sup- #1. However, no one could ported. But we receive strong overlook the large-hearted how Scurti describes himself. ti assistance from the state," said campus minister, Rev. Louis J. He is always cautious of not Dean of the School of Arts and Scurti as he zooms around being too intimidating; rather, fi Communication, Dr. George campus. he is welcoming. Five minutes, McCloud. Known by the campus com- at most, with the minister and The budget cuts that the state munity as "Father Lou," he is a one will find both he and his colleges and universities had man with many roles. It is the Jersey City accent, "warm and suffered under the Florio Ad- goodness that he has done that accommodating," just as he de- Dave Chili, Chris White, Chris Durso, and Bobby Prall granted him certification by the scribes the CCMC. (Photo by Linda Kotler) ministration were not to blame, of the Phi Kappa Tau Fraternity at the Food Drive. according to Santillo. "The Catholic Campus Ministry As- SEE PRIEST, PAGE 5

Monday Tuesday Christian Fellowship— 2nd FM, listen to "Catholic Chats cation, is pleased to announce a i\ on the Air" featuring Fr. Lou, live national satellite telecast Floor restaurant 6:30p.m. Stu- Lectures celebrate Puerto Rican heritage V I CCMC— 8p.m. South Tower. CCMC— 12:30p.m. Tues. dent Parent Dinner. All are CatholicCampus Minister here entitled "Exploring Internet," « i Upcoming Lectures Join us for Catholic Chats with Mass. Check lobby for loca- welcome.Call Cliff at 595-2481 at WPC and his guests. scheduled for Thurs. Dec. 2nd Professor explores Puerto Spain: The common tie Father Lou. Meet in the lounge tion. for 12noon to 2p.m. in Hobart j] of South Tower, G floor. Career Services— Nov. 23 Hall- Martini Teleconference Rico's importance for Latin America CCMC-r- 6:15 p.m. Preakness 4:30-6p.m. SC 324-5. Work- Wednesday Future Center. "There is no such thing as By Brenda Sanabria the possession of the United ByJohnF.Gillick Nursing Home. Join us in NEWS CONTRIBUTOR pure Christianity," stated Vidal. shop- Interview Techniques Campus Aids Awareness Essence/Club— Accepting , as; *tte Ancient Maya NEWS EDITOR making crafts with the adults. CCMC— Wed. 6:30p.m.- States and in 1900, became an "It holds different meanings (Education Majors Only). Call Committee— Dec. 1. World submissions for magazines up "Puerto Rico is a colony that incorporated territory, meaning Hie Post-Classic Period in Meet at the CCMCenter Gate Sharon at 595-3020 WPCN Ch. 19, "The Word: toe Yue&ari Peninsula" T "There's very little com- among different cultures, Aids Day commemoration. to 5 poems and/or 2 short sto- is a nation," a quote by Luis that although Puerto Rico plaint" amongst Native Ameri- #1- at 6:15p.m. for the ride. Jewish Student Assoc.—Nov. Alive and Well". Tune in and though we all buy the same More info, to follow. Don't be ries. Name phone # on separate Rafael Sanchez, was the opener belongs to the United States, it Deo. 3: *Tr< jte Encounters: cans about the English settlers, creed. We all hear the same All parties funded by SGA. 23 9-12noon SC325. Bagels & hear WPC students and Fr. Lou the one to miss out. For more sheet. Leave in English mail- for a lecture on the history of is not a state. This system still Mayas arid i >aniards in the exclaimed Dr. Jaime Vidal this mass, but it will have a differ- Eating Disorders Support more. Join us for fun, friends CCMC— Mass- Wed.- SC- Puerto Rico by professor Jose exists due to a recent election lethCentur info contact Yoni Greenbaum box Matelson. Deadline Feb. 2 past Wednesday in Science ent flavor than if heard in Group— 2nd & 4th Mon. of & food. Call 595-2524 for info. Check lobby bulletin board for Morales of Rutgers University, held in Puerto Rico, in which at 595-2946 Essence— Coffeehouse, Dec. 2 AH lectures by Dr. Miguel Breto& 200A, because "they didn't Rome, Valencia, or London." every month at 9:30a.m. in Chinese Student Assoc.— room. on November 16. the people decided not to be- leave too many around to com- Office of Academic Comput- 3:30-8p.m. PA Lounge in SC. in 80334,7-8:30 p.m. "Christianity," says Vidal," is SC326. 2nd & 4th Wed. of ev- Tue. 3:30p.m. 11/23 Raubinger COLGAF— Wed. there will Along with the quote, a time- come a state. plain." ing— In collaboration with the Open mic. music, poetry, and not the religion of Europe. It is ery month 7p.m. SC326. Led Hall 207. General meeting. not be a meeting today in ob- line illustrating Puerto Rican According to Morales, even sumer of United States goods, Vidal, a professor of theolo- a religion out of nowhere, School of Arts and Communi- free food. All welcome. by a recovered eating disor- All students welcome. For servance of Thanksgiving. For history from 1493-1993 was if the majority of people had and accounts for 42 percent of gy at the University of Notre claiming to be everywhere." drawn on a board at the front of voted to make Puerto Rico a dered person. For more info, more info call Simon 595-9303 info call 595- 3427. all profits made in Latin Amer- Dame, explained that the criti- According toVidal , Christian- the Student Center 203-4-5. state, it would still have been ica by the United States, he M • call Ann Yusaitis at 595-2256. or Jen 402-8208 cism of Columbus' expeditions ity is not only affected by the In the two-hour speech, up to Congress to make the fi- stated. It is also one of the Career Services—Nov. 22 4- Career Services— Nov. 23 and the resulting colonization Native American culture, but Thursday Morales used the timeline to nal decision. largest producers of pharma- by the African American cul- 5:30 p.m. SC215 Workshop- lla,m.-12:30p.m. SC203-5. point out important facts in Morales was born in the ceutical products. Resume Writing (Education 'Christianity is a ture brought over by slaves. Workshop- Careers in Ac- Puerto Rican history, and ex- South Bronx, New York. He Concerning why Puerto Rico "After enough generations," Majors Only) Call 595-3020 The WPC Men's Group- needs ri counting & Finance. plain the country's importance emigrated toPuert o Rico at the decided not to become a state, religion out of Vidal claimed, "the genetic 3:30 p.m. in SC 215, topic to. WPSC (88.7 FM)— Nov. 22 S.W.A.P.— Students Who Are to the Western Hemisphere. age of three, and returned after Morales said "it's probably be- pool gets lost." "Night Talk" at 10p.m. Re-cap Parents. Support group, second be announced at the meeting. typesetters. -^ He pointed out how, due to finishing third grade. cause independence scares nowhere claiming "What all the Latin American of WPC Pioneer Playoff foot- meeting, Nov. 23, 12:30-2p.m. For info call 595-2946. its large sugar export, Puerto While in college, he had dif- some of its people, and they are countries have in common," must type 35 to 40 *f% not sure whether they would to be everywhere''. ball game against Union Col- SC214. For info 595-2946 Rico's economy flourished un- ficulty finding information on states Vidal, "is one thing: . ! lege & look ahead to WPC WPSC (88.7FM)— Nov. 23, der Spanish rule. Morales owed Puerto Rico. As Morales lose their U. S. citizenship or Spain. If you take the Spanish i accurately^ not." -Vidal Basketball Season. WPC basketball coverage. Sunday this to the slave population searched, he discovered Puerto out of all the Latin American Italian American Club— which produced 90 percent of Rico's importance to the West- Asked if it is easier for his by the Spanish Conquistadors countries, they will have little 6p.m. Lady Pioneers vs. Kean ern Hemisphere. He later Ballroom Nov. 29 8p.m. CCMC— 7:30p.m. CCMCen- f J the sugar crop, although they children to learn more about was promulgated by the En- or nothing in common. Mexico 8p.m. Pioneers vs. Kean Col- were a group of only 10 per- earned a Ph.D. from the Uni- their identity than it was for Movie: Raging Bull, starring ter- Sun. Mass. Meet outside glish and Dutch settlers who and Puerto Rico might as well lege catt $95-2248 cent. Culturally, slave's food, versity of Connecticut, and cur- him, Morales answered, "For U Towers at 7:15 for Van ride. were trying to force Spain out be Portugal and Poland." it Robert Deniro and Joe Pesci. Live play-by-play coverage! music and language innova- rently is a professor of Hispan- children, identity is found at of the race for colonization. CCMC— 11a.m. WPSC 88.7 Vidal is the director of Notre 'i $1 admission. Call Dan at 778- tions are still prevalent in Puer- ic and Carribean studies. home. There is more informa- According to Vidal, two Dame's Cushwa center for the 4114 for more info. to Rico today, according to Puerto Rico still carries tion now made accessible to types of legends surround the Study of American Catholicism '! Morales. much importance, according to. my children. They don't haye to Conquistadors and their colo- and project director for its In 1898, Puerto Rico became Morales. It is the largest con- search as much as I did." nization of the Americas. The Study on U.S. Hispanic first, called black legend, is the Catholics. i' belief that the Conquistadors Vidal was born and attended were heartless, cold-blooded Activist calls for Hispanic empowerment high school in Ponce, Puerto i, i SGA HAS ITS PRIVILEGES killers, whose reckless abandon Rico and completed his higher Lecturer teaches urban survival skills brought only disease and suf- education in New York, earn- THE S.G.A. IN COOPERATION fering to Native Americans. | ing a bachelor's degree in phi- By Kevin Me Quade The other, white legend, holds losophy from St. Bonaventure SGA to Vega, was a New York WITH NEWS CONTRIBUTOR just don't have discipline. What firm that Native Americans University and his master's de- ii Times story from two weeks Prescription Plan do we students really expect, were themselves savages. gree and doctorate in theology PLANNED PARENTHOOD OF PASSAIC COUNTY ago showing the Timberland i; "What is it," Marta Vega she wondered. "In college cam- Vidal concludes, however, from Fordham University. He Has arranged for W.EC. Students to Receive Rite Aid Pharmacy Company discouraging blacks asked, "that has been created puses across the country there's that "both are in part true, and lectured in philosophy, theolo- from buying their products. A . a discount on the many Services Offered by 431 Haledon Ave. that makes some people superi- an increase in racial tension... both were highly exaggerated." gy and Puerto Rican studies at solution is to not buy Timber- n Haledon, N.J. or toothers? " remember just 30 years ago the The current backlash against the Catholic University of 790-9711 land products, she added. Planned Parenthood. Vega, a Spanish and African Civil Rights Movement...peo- Columbus and his constituents, "i ple died, put their head on the Students said "fear" often Rck up your vouchers at the Womens Center SC214. WPC Student discount American activist, had difficul- he perceives, has to do with the 'If you take the n ty in grammar school growing line so you could go to school." stops them from action. Vega Spanish government's permis- Spanish out they have I Services Include: Clinics: up. Vega found she had to The Tieneman Square inci- asked what makes some people sion of self-criticism by the it, $0 -$15 ii Gynecological Pompton Lakes $5.00 work twice as hard in high dent in China, Central America such as Malcom X or students public, as where the English little or nothing in (201) 839-2363 $16.00-$30 from the Civil Rights Move- HIV Testing Paterson $10.00 school to make up for what she and similar protests are places and Dutch kept their "mis- common' I; Counseling $31.00-$45 missed from inferior public where students have used their ment different? "Culture is (201)345-7009 $15.00 deeds" out of the public eye. -Vidal $46.00 - $60 schooling. This disparity moti- power and taken control, Vega learned," Vega stressed. "The Spanish came and there $20.00 vated Vega to found the noted. Meanwhile students in "How can you create the en- This Discount Expires May 31,1994 was no question," Vidal Puerto Rico, Marymount Man- Valid Franklin H. Williams the United States are content vironment and the conditioning said,"that there was going to be hattan College, Fordham and Caribbean Culture Center and going to "hip-hop parties, that's going to take whatever one dominant culture." Ac- Seton Hall University before Student S< become ah activist drinking beer, and flunking outyou want, in the direction that 4 cording toVida l many Spanish joining the Notre Dame faculty On Thursday night, Vega of school." you want?" asked Vega. friars in Latin America intend- in 1990. gave a strong warning in "Ur- Students in any other country Jamie Summers, Black Stu- ed to create an "Aztec Chris- In addition, Vidal was direc- •for your use ban Survival Skills, Latino and have attained leadership, Vega dent Association president, was tianity." They didn't teach the tor of Hispanic ministry at St. African American Relation- argued, "moving and driving very moved by Vega's presen- Native Americans Spanish John's Episcopal Church in Jer- I STUDENT ships, Cultural Diversity and policy." Just five people with a tation. Summers was "happy to (which eventually became a sey City for two years and sub- Equity." clear focus are worth more than see many races present" and "forbidden language" to the sequently participated in the According to Vega, by the 500 who do nothing, said Vega. thought Vega "spoke on issues Native Americans), because, if Hispanic diaconal training pro- GOVERNMENT year 2020 the United States "It ain't that hard, the question students could stay focused bilingual, the Native Ameri- gram for the Archdiocese of will be a country primarily of is, 'what are you in it for?'" on." cans would be able torealiz e New York from 1986 to 1989. go. color. She said further that a The media was shown, by Was Vega hopeful for the fu- that the Spanish settlers "were Last April he was the official 1!! ASSOCIATION diploma "looks good," but Vega, as projecting powerful ture? She responded,"Yes, far from model Christians," representative of the Academy "won't carry you through images on culture. One exam- when you have people hike this said Vidal. of.Catholic Hispanic Theolo- (life)." Vega said we should ple she gave was the increasing (Black Student Association) gians in the U.S. at the national Center Room. S»CSO Regardless of all, stated Vi- William Paterson College ask ourselves "What type of number of gangsters appearing running events, even a small dal, "it was still a Spanish civi- invitational Colloquium for degree is going to make a dif- in news coverage and rap mu- core is powerful...people will lization that was grafted onto Popular Religiosity held at S <3 JX- ference?" sic. follow." Princeton University. W o r I* F= o r You!! their native culture." of New Jersey Vega said a lot of students Another example, according 1 'Cautiously outgoing priest always active •i; FROM PRIEST, PAGE 1 I'lilPl*' A.'VI- P«U'>M»"*> BiMC donated to the Community junct in the art department at WPSC and a religious talk While the attendance of his Food Bank of New Jersey WPC and St. Peter's College. show which can be seen on first mass, at WPC 15 years which, in turn, provides food Also an established artist, Wednesday afternoons. 4 ago, consisted of only eight and necessities to families in Scurti is sponsored by galleries Scurti does, however, spend students, it has grown to over need by way of the Emergency in New York City and Clear- time off campus. He loves to 40 students at every mass. Food Coalition of Passaic water Ha. travel and when asked his fa- SnozuBaCC !/! "It has outgrown itself, and County. He is educated with an un- vorite place, he quickly re- II 1' we're looking to expand. In a "Last year we were able to dergraduate degree from Seton sponded "Italy, of course." In Father Louis Scurti biblical sense, we are the seed provide over 10,000 pounds of Hall University, a master's de- addition, he spent two-and-a- me to the nursing home, the that has grown into a mustard food to the hungry throughout gree in art history from Johns half weeks in Russia this past residents look forward to see- ri Semiformal 'Dinner (Dance tree," Scurti said proudly. Passaic County." Scurti contin- Hopkins University, a second summer, studying religious ing the dog more than any- The CCMC, a chartered club ued, "This year there are even masters degree in fine arts from icons. thing else," Scurti explains. under the SGA, has received more mouths to feed, so we Montclair State College, and When he travels, Scurti goes "You open the door and any- the "Most Active Club Award" have to outdo ourselves." yet another master's degree of "incognito." Seldom wearing a body and everybody comes in," from the SGA for the past two The Thanksgiving program Divinity from St. Mary's Semi- priest's collar, he doesn't typi- Scurti says. s December 3, 1993 years. Through their outreach concluded Sunday evening nary from Baltimore. Scurti cally look like a priest. Then He not only opens the "41. program, they have kept very with the celebration of mass in continues his education further again, he is hardly your typical CCMC doors to everyone on busy. the Student Center Ballroom. in a post-masters program at priest campus, "everyone is invited to "We go to the Preakness In addition, six WPC students Seton Hall University. His hobbies include walking everything," he also opens up Nursing Home and the North were commissioned as Eu- If "Father Lou" can't be two miles each day on his himself to everybody. 7-pm-midnight Jersey Developmental Center ! charistic Ministers. found in the CCMC or in the treadmill and being with his "Father Lou" is a person who regularly, as well as Eva's ' Next month will be Scurti's classroom, he just may be faithful dog, Advent. Bom on tries to offer his heart and soul Kitchen, Wanaque Pediatrics, |20-year-anniversary as an or- found in the radio or television Scurti's ordination anniversary, at every mass and every day. and the Community Food Bank jdained priest. He discusses, "I stations. His "Communication which falls during the Advent He feels he is always growing $26.00 of New Jersey," Scurti listed. ididn't do anybody a favor by Ministry" allows him to con- season, his dog is everyone's and in his welcoming words, he v.'t ' Their current endeavor is the ^becoming a priest; I did it for duct "Catholic Chats", a Sun- best friend. invites, "My door is wide Thanksgiving Awareness pro- , myself. There is no other way day morning radio show on "When I take Advent with open." gram. Specialcans were dis- ioflifeforme." tributed around campus and "I wasn't hired to do anything . 23, %egency Mouse, Qompton 2Cains money was collected through but be myself," explained Scur- Hobart in need of equipment the help of the SGA and the i ti. In addition to campus min- FROM HOBART, PAGE 1 the field of international com- faculty, staff and students. Greek Senate. The money was istry, he also teaches as an ad- the private/corporate communi- munication." Communication program alum- ty, so that the student and the The first major contribution ni have adopted a $150,000 If you Have any questions, catlSSS-3259 business community can both towards the million-dollar goal campaign goal to dedicate benefit from a superior educa- has been received by the col- Television Studio B, in Hobart tional experience," stated Mc- lege from the Nicholas Martini Hall, in the name of Maltese, Cloud. Foundation. who initiated the college's com- (Deaddne: 9{pvem6er30th "We intend to become full The foundation donated munications curriculum 33 partners," said WPC President $180,000 in the name of the years ago. Trip to Arnold Speert, "not only with late area lawyer and business- The college has announced the state of New Jersey, but man to establish the Nicholas special naming possibilities and also with our friends in the pri- Martini Teleconference Center. fundraising goals including: vate sector to maintain and Contribution efforts are also the main television studio, I N.Y.C. Dr. Judy build the state's leadership in being made by WPC alumni, $400,000; WPSC-FM radio station studios, $200,000; inte- grated animation and electronic I Rockefeller Center, FAO Shwartz, of music facility, $150,000; audio production laboratory, $100,000; film production studio, $100,000; multi media lab- ft- and ZWO's Love Lines 10 TILT ST. oratory ,$100,000; telecommu- HALEDON, N.J. nications laboratory, $100,000; Window shopping at Macy's TELEPHONE 790-7373 video post production facility, Wednesday, Dec. 1 st ffi $100,000; and film screening Sat, December 11th ' Up 6 Tans $25 room, $75,000. |)Hj $5 per tan • Stay tuned for more info. 3:30pm S 200 A N $1 students $2 non-WPCstudents PC Studen t^S!| Learn: New Dating Skills, the New "Specials" '^>:/#f Sexual Etiquette, and creative ways Jk jazz band to meet your match!! Cuts Nails Monday Nov. 29th and solve your Women-$15 Manicure $8 at Men-$12 Wraps $35 Love Tips/Wraps $45 Tuesday Night Movie... 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The first year of the contract Food service is a daily hell that food service was "on probation" ,as almost every student on campus must all new contractors are, and the food cope with. For residents, it's Wayne was fine. As a matter of fact there Hall's often substandard food; for com- was talk of the marked improvement muters it's the commuter cafeteria that over the previous food service. closes at two-thirty. After that, com- 1 muters must eat Taco Bell with it's Now that they are off probation mystery bean burritos. the only things that are edible are the When the commuter cafeteria Cherrios, which are usually stale. started closing early students were The rumor around campus is promised a selection of food besides that food service prices are going up. Taco Bell, little did we know that it Before this ridiculous travesty of jus- would consist of stale sandwiches and tice occurs, students should be made brown, hours-old salads. Very appetiz- aware of the contract extension. ing. Why would the college Did you know that Morrison's allow Morrisons to raise it s rates in Food Service contract was extended three years It seems that Morrisons extension is part of the middle of a contract? Is it because the state by the administration? Not only is this ridiculous the deal to bring in Taco Bell. I don't really think bidding system doesn't work or because Morrison I because the food gets worse daily, but what about that Taco Bell is worth three more years of cold, saw the opportunity to underbid and raise rates the student opinion in the matter? It is the stu- slimy, unidentifiable food. later? dents who must eat this food everyday. Do we When you have to ask the person behind the The only people who are making out on the really want this food service for another three counter what the mystery food of the day is and deal is the local take-out places. They are making years? they are unable to tell you, things have reached a fortune from our misfortune. an all time low. Letters

Child care Like Ms. Babin, Ms. Linder cannot attend which I made, "The college has a lot of resources WPC without the center to care for her son. I am and should use them. Students in the Special sure that the center provides all of the excellent Education program have to do volunteer time. debate goes on care which Ms. Babin's letter discusses but does- The college should get the Special Education pro- Editor, The Beacon: n't Linder's son also deserve to have excellent fessors in the department involved," I believe This letter is in response to Ms. Uray child care? Doesn't Ms. Linder have a right to some confusion has been caused because a num- Sement's and Ms. Susan Babin's criticisms of attend WPC? Aren't they allowed to take advan- ber of sentences that should have been included myself in regards to the Child Care Center. tage of services provided for all students or does with that statement were left out To clear this up Ms. Sement wonders how I came to my con- having a disability exclude them from receiving I will elaborate on my statement clusion that the center was understaffed. For Ms. these services? Ms. Linder has already had to Students of Special Education need to Sement"s information, this was not my conclusion drop one course and her grades are suffering in engage in a required number of volunteer hours in 1 but rather, the 'explanation given to Ms. Under the rest of her classes because of the lack of sup- order to complete the program. The suggestion for why her son would no longer be permitted in port given to her and her little boy. Is this fair? was that students who need to complete these the center. I made the assumption that the people Now, I need to make one correction to the hours could be encouraged to volunteer their time at the center knew what they were talking about article. I am past President of the Student Council at the Center when Corey was present and the when they provided Ms. Linder with this informa- for Exceptional Citizens (SCEC) and not Special Ed. Department felt this was an appropri- tion. Apparently that was a bad assumption. President as stated in the article. I also want to ate volunteer site. This would benefit everyone, Now, considering Ms. Sement's eloquent emphasize that my views are not a reflection on the students who would earn their time, Corey defense of the staffing situation, I must wonder the views of the SCEC or the Department of who would have some place to go and the center why erroneous information was provided. The Special Education and Counseling or of any which would have an extra pair of hands to deal only solution I can find is that this 'reason' was a member within said entities. I want it made quite with Corey. quickly concocted excuse formulated in an clear that I am responsible for my statements and I also tried to express my dissatisfaction attempt to discourage Ms. Linder from trying to no one else on this campus is accountable for with the way the situation was being handled. have her son reinstated at the center. them except me. If you wish to discuss them with Before throwing Corey out of the center, I feel the Unfortunately, without the assistance of the cen- me, you may contact me through my mailbox in center or the two Deans involved with this issue ter, she cannot attend school. This brings me to the SGA Office room 332 in the Student Center. could have reached out to resources on campus Ms. Babin's letter. Finally, I want to clarify this statement for information such as the Special Ed.

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1-3 III Hater thrills Wayne Chamber hosts Requiem If By Pamela Johnson •48 was characterized in the program and spills STAFF WRITER as "mild, touchingly beautiful, sub- Emotional, sublime, and precise missive and unique." Although Re- No Discipline were Friday evening's Wayne Cham- quiem is touchingly beautiful and horrorific or something to behold. ber Orchestra's performance in Shea unique, to call it submissive and mild i! By Mike Garry Hater posesses elements of both Auditorium. The performance makes it sound like a fearful child. i INSIDER EDITOR potential outcomes. opened with Arthur Foote's Suite in This is a requiem about the liberation Hater/Hater Hater's two best-known mem- D minor, Op. 36. The piece began of the spirit from the world into, in (A&M) bers are Soundgarden's rhythm with a swift and energetic first move- Faure's words, "happy deliverance." section consisting of Cameron and ment. Stephen Bryant and Nan Guptill steady bassist Ben Shepperd who in- Hater If one had to describe Suite in Crain performed with skill. Although Hater is not the first side project cidentally retires his bass and picks parts teamed with the dead-on drum- D minor with one word, it would Bryant has been somewhat notorious to come out of Seattle's Soundgar- acoustic sweet spot. "Lion and up guitar and vocal duties for most of ming of Cameron. The groove is de- have to be warm. Without sacrificing for appearing stony and angry on den. Vocalist Chris Cornell and Lamb," stand out and shine whereas, the album. They are flanked by gui- lightful and the shattered, bassy vo- continuity, Suite in D minor con- stage, his strict and reserved de- drummer Matt Cameron took time to tarist John McBain formerly of Mon- cals stir up the mud of love (as in "Roadside" and "Sad McBain," are veyed a number of moods and tex- meanor seemed very well suited to record Temple of the Dog with their ster Magnet, bassist John Water- Mudhoney). essentially sonic thorns in our sides. tures from exhilarating energy to the dark "Libera Me." Bryant's voice I} .i friends in Pearl Jam including gui- man and vocalist Brian Wood who If you're bored with most every- restful peace. Foote's Suite in D mi- is beautiful, powerful and command- Nan Guptill Crain tarist Stone Gossard who later went In contrast the song "Putrid," is thing else, like cool-sloppy albums Stephen Bryant i! unfortunately has the voice of a pre- nor was composed in 1894 and has ing. His performance in "Offertoire" Orchestra. Perhaps the chorus might the ensemble succeeded in com- on to contribute to an extra-band pro- self-explanatory and grinds at the full of quirky and even silly sounds pubescent Geddy Lee of Rush. nerves towards the middle which been called "romantic," but some- and "Libera Me" was flawless and have done better if it was smaller. If municating the beauty, mystery and II ject titled Brad. and most importantly have a sense thing about this piece made it clear incredible. The album is introduced with a there were just eight of the best peo- However, Hater is nothing like could be its whole purpose but then joy of this requiem. This piece cer- I* •my tortuous rendering of Cat Steven's of humor you might dig Hater. On that this was an American composi- Guptill-Crain skillfully executed ple from each section singing, it these comparatively glossy projects. gives way to a gloriously sloppy ren- tainly contained the hellf ire and brim- "Mona Bone Jakon," that, like many the other hand if you believe rock tion. the tender and forgiving "Pie Jesu." might have made the choir sound It's guerilla music- making for the dering of Billy Ed Wheeler's blues dit- stone wrath of God in the Offertoire P of its accompanying tracks, leatures ty, "Blistered." has to be disciplined, complete and The strings were extremely tight A student in the audience stated af- clearer and less flat. Also, it and Libera Me, only it was done in a .111?* i sake of making music, which can be in need of a sense of closure, steer ii exceedingly cheap and twangy guitar "Who Do I Kill" and McBain's and precise. WPC music faculty terward that Guptill's performance seemed like there were times when manner that was conducive to the , «,, j,— »"v u« i wii ana Mcuain's cleaclearofthisr of this.. Richard Foley had a number of oboe was "so beautiful, I really enjoyed lis- quite a few chorus members weren't theme of liberation through death. solos throughout the piece. His pure tening to her." Too bad "Pie Jesu" watching the conductor. However, it This requiem, if not done carefully, tone was showcased, and was not was such a short movement. would be great to see the choir and can put an audience to sleep. Under overpowered by the rest of the or- It should be noted that this is the the orchestra pair up again in the fu- Colosimo's direction, this piece was Shootyz: bad news Highs and lows chestra. first time the WPC Concert Choir has ture. powerful, but still tender. That's the By Jeremy Singer the song, while two or three name- Gabriel Faure' s Requiem , Op. performed with the Wayne Chamber Conductor Murray Colosimo and way it should be. INSIDER CONTRIBUTOR less vocalists (the members of the Shootyz Groove/ band are not identified in the album's Respect insert) rap away, cursing out everybody and everything they can name of Spike Heels (Mercury) Boozey band delivers goods while glorifying the mighty blunt. BySaskiaJ.deRaat Things get only slightly better on In theJalriy forgettable second Ever since Body Count, Public stApewftrrea The Wonder Stuff/ that even the most effects-weary often lack. Keyboardist, Martin Bell of drunken benevolence, Construc- the next track, "The Craze". This act W lind out that Andrew and Construction For the consumer can enjoy. does an excellent job in laying down tion for the Modern Idiot is a very Enemy/ Anthrax and Run 0.M.C.I £dward are ironically enough, best song is also plagued by a limited Modem Idiot "Cabin Fever" and "Hot Love a basic harmonic foundation on well planned LP. The Wonder Stuff Aerosmith, to name a few bands, amount or repetitive power chords, friends. The play dragged a bit here Now" are two of the more exception- which the rest of the band easily is one of those bands that blends U,,l *U!_ M.t (Polydor) popularized the fusion of heavy met- but, this time, the riffs are catchy, as the two men. squabbled oyer al tracks on Construction for the builds upon. Paul Clifford, bass, and their sounds like they have been in- al and rap, new bands have been try- The lyrics are extremely hard to un- Georgie's fifa The two men feel that Modern Idiot with choruses that are Martin Gilks, percussion accentuate fluenced by almost every type of rock ing to blend these two normally in- derstand and are once again filled they own the right to compete for con- By Tom Flynn ii! vivioianu cuiu are once ac so catchy you'll be singing them next each other in an almost tactile sense, and roll, and the chemistry between compatible sounds. The merger of x"'M ''"— ' trol of Georgia's life.Brady gave an STAFF WRITER with a plethora of explitives. week in the supermarket. thoroughly punctuating every riff with the musicians is beautiful. Con- rap and metal actually worked to cre- uneven portrayal ot Edward in that he ! The next song, "Buddaful Day" is Singer/songwriter Miles Hunt their own trademark. struction for the Modern Idiot could had an awkward stage presence and at an interesting sound in its earlier quite possibly one of the worst songs At the risk of sounding like a par- provides very effective and free-form Aside from liner notes that reek become the sleeper album of 1993. i seemed to stumble over some of his stages, but over the past year, it has ever recorded in the history of music. ticular cynical comedian, I have two melodies for his ingenious lyrics, and lines. In Act 01, we also meet become just another cliche' in to- One of its opening stanzas spins off words for The Wonder Stuff: sub- "Hot Love Now" boast one of the Andrew's fiance and Edward's e*-0i#- day's saturated music scene, thmee themmeme from "Mister Roger's stance abuse. The original "Long most original slogans ever written Stick offers heartland tmndf iydia (Mellissa Ly^n Shootyz Groove is a prime ex- Neighborhood:" "It'sabs a buddahfui l day Haired Guys from England" have down - "If only the booze tasted as ample. Five years ago, before the in the neighborhood/ It's a buddahful Starnnes), Hers was a surprising graced us with Construction for the good as it felt." Words to live by. days of Body Count, who can be "••"day• *fo"r a neighbor/(etc.)*~'~ " The song entrance because the audience Modern Idiot, an album riddled with Not without mention is "A Great grunge credited with initially blasting the then stumbles along with about three expected a stiff, pate gffi,vaauely the visions of sugar plumbs and acid Drinker," which rambles on about By Aryeh Nussbaum "Fuel," , a Danzig influenced rap/metal sound into the ears of or four non-melodic power chords resembling *Dracuta." Stamnes gave trips that dance in their heads. (you guessed it) the etiquette behind STAFF WRITER tune, with heavy bass lines, has teenagers across America, Shootyz that actually make it hard to listen to. a unique performance of lytiWb But one must remember that ad- alcoholism, and Hunt tags as his own lyrics that are barely audible. Swirl's Groove may have been considered Thi nee only song on the album refreshingly erratic character, which mitted drug consumption doesn't "tiny tribute to Charles Bukowski." It Stick/ voice is so awful that the engineer original and unique. This is 1993, even worth listening to is the final reminded me of someone of< of me mean the band sucks. In fact, Con- follows the slow-fast-slow format of Heavybag was forced to drown him out. however, and the rap/metal sound track, "Rockin' in the Wilderness," a TV sitcom, "Seinfeld." struction for the Modern Idiot is proof songs in it's genre, but Hunt's whim- (Arista) The first track off Heavybag, that it trys to project is nothing but tribute to malt liquor, specifically, This play raises the common fem- positive of the exact opposite. The sical lyrics provide it with the balls- "Grind," is a decent song that grudg- r second-hand trash. Crazy Horse. The loudest and best inist question of whether or not a Wonder Stuff have provided the out feeling that songs of it's nature Having witnessed the explosion ingly grows on the listener. With its live e.p., Respect, track on the record, it truly makes woman can choose to look desifabff, consumer with a very cohesive al- of the Seattle music scene, we know Songs such as "Stoning," "Dis- Shootyz Groove tries to incorporate yo««"•""""—*--•u want to get up- and mosh. and still maintain control of her fife, ; bum, and all the tracks on it provide many bands have been influenced posable," and "Zero" are all Seattle the marijuana crazy lyrics of Cy- Shootyz Groove was probably in the slightly redundant final act, perfect segue into the next. There by groups hailing from the North- sounding songs, but, as alluded to press Hill and the aggressive tones formed as an accessory to the bur- communication barriers are broken are no unnecessary ballads, guitar- west. However, I doubt anyone real- earlier, this Kansas band rips off of Body Count's Ice-T, using similar geoning rap/metal scene in its home- down, and revelations m made all hero solos, or holier than thou mes- izes just how far reaching an effect Seattle better than Seattle itself. rock-and -rap techniques. It just town, the Bronx, though nearby around, especially by the men* sages in the lyrics which would oth- the grunge sound has made. With Stick's rhythm section, drummer Tim doesn't work this time. The album is Brooklyn is credited with unleashing Georgie also begins to develop a erwise alienate the naive listener. the release Heavybag by Stick, a Mohns and bassist Darrel Hannock, a bunch of repetitive power chords more successful rap/metal acts such much needed sense of her own fclen* band from that music hotbed, shine on "Disposable," a grooving if and somewhat non-decipherable Construction for the Modern Id- as Onyx, House of Pain, and Bio- «ty Simply put, boy stops chasing Lawrence, Kan., all that has tune that contains increasingly an- lyrics that use the words "yo", "shit", iot is comprised of one loud groove girl, and girls gets a life, changed. "fuck", and "buddah" repeatedly in hazard. after another. "Change Every Light- noying vocals. every song. Shootyz Groove should have $piK» H08t$ was energelte and bulb" introduces the listener to The While the Midwestern band plays Guitarist Mike Tobin is unspec- been kept in the closet. In an age of pleasantly amusing. Unfortunately, 9 Wonder Stuffs brand of bass-heavy well for this kind of music, perhaps tacular on "Heavybag," with strum- Respect opens with "Buddah creativity, complete with Male even better than bands that are from ming solos that have been played Blessed," a rather unimaginative music where every new band seems \m stee. of th* audience that nigh* to be a carbon copy of another band, was any indication of the showing Jar Treecs's miminal yet effective guitar Seattle, the vocals on this album flat countless times before. piece about the pleasures of being thermere is no room for ththee cliche'd the remaining performances, thenj licks. "I Wish Them All Dead", as out suck. Mark Swirl sounds like a The music is like Kansas itself; stoned. There are exactly two guitar sounds of Shootyz Groove. regret to say that many people with rruch of the album, relies heavi- third rate version of Corey Glover of steady and laid back. If you're into riffs used interchangably throughout missed out on a great perfornance. . ly on quitar effects, but incorporates Living Colour and Alice In Chains' the Seattle sound then check these jmi therr to their overall sound in a way The Wonder Stuff Layne Staley. guys out. 1-4 John and Billy wind up in NewT£ ByKurtMuller INSIDER CONTRIBUTOR leans with an angel in their midst. This comic should be picked up not Column This week in the in the world of • only because of the artwork and the independent comics, Dark Domin- storyline, but because of the pres- ion #1 which comes from the mind of ence of historic characters, like Billy Jim Shooter and is published by De- the Kid. fiant comics. The story opens up at a McDonalds in MkJtown Manhattan, The rumor mill this week features where the reader discovers that the gossip, pertaining to Marvel Comics villains in this world don't do evil and the upcomming Batman III deeds because they like to; it's be- movie. Next year, look for Captain In the past years, the legal system has pro- cause they are being controlled by By Gerald R. Brennan,Esq. domestic violence would not get involved because America to be killed off and possibly gressed in the area of domestic violence. In 1982, demons. The hero, Glimmer, A.K.A. SGA Attorney it was a domestic dispute. Sadly, some law be replaced by U.S. Agent. Also, The Prevention of Domestic Violence Act was Michael Alexander, sets out to de enforcement officials still give that deadly reply. took for Matt Murdock to be killed of adopted, which established a summary procedure i stroy these demons, and does so Probably the toughest thing the ADV coun- in the coming year as well. Howev- Last month a program in Bergen County to obtain temporary and permanent restraining effectively throughtout the first issue, selors encountered was the resistance of victims called Alternatives to Domestic Violence (ADV) orders. Over the years the, law has been honed and until he runs into trouble with a beer, his alter-ego, Daredevil, will not to take that first step, whether it was leaving the dje, but may be made into a darker celebrated its 15th anniversary. ADV provides a home or filing a criminal complaint. After years expanded. ing named Chasm, who works for wide range of services from psychological coun- character. of being abused, of being told to accept their fate, Domestic violence is defined by the law as the welfare of the demons. Dark Do- seling to legal assistance for victims of domestic minion #1 features the writing of victims were challenged to take the first step. But various criminal acts ranging from assault to In movie news, it's rumored that violence. It is both a tragedy and a triumph that Len Wein and the artwork of Joesph once that step was taken, on the road to gaining harassment. A simplified filing procedure is in Robin Williams will be offered the the program has existed and expanded for all A. James. Both men make Dark Do- some degree of control of her life, each following place which does not require an attorney. If an act part of The Riddler in the upcoming these years. A tragedy because it means that minion an excellent comic through step empowered the person. of domestic violence occurs during weekday busi- the use of a well- developed story Batman movie slated to be released domestic violence still lurks in our social fabric. The women who took those first steps with ness hours, one can file a complaint for a restrain- line and superb artwork. Be sure to in the summer of '95. For those of A triumph because the program has been there to the help of counselors from programs like ADV ing order at the family court office in the county pick this issue up because it's defi- you who enjoyed Michele Pfeiffer's help so many victims cope and transform their were heroes in the fight against domestic vio- where she lives. If the violence occurs at any Mr nitely worth having, if not as a col- purrrformance as Catwoman in the lives. lence. One woman whom I personally knew was other time, the complaint can be filed at the is lector's item, then as good reading. last Batman , you might be disap- Fifteen years ago, when ADV opened its married with five children. Her husband would municipal offices. No longer are lengthy com- doors, it was very difficult for a victim of domes- beat her during their frequent arguments. Finally plaints or corroborating affidavits needed. The Next is Hellhound: The Re- pointed, it's said that she won't be in the next one. However, Catwoman tic violence to get a court to act. To ask for a she couldn't take it anymore. She had to leave complaint and restraining order forms are stan- demption Quest #1 from Epic com- and bringing them to Hell so that restraining order one had to file a verified com- erful voodoo queen named Marie is supposed to get her own feature with the youngest children. Her husband, trying to dard, and through sensitivity training given by ' ic , which profiles the writing of John they can receive punishment for their plaint with corroboration affidavits from witness- programs such as ADV, local and county judges Laveau. The woman has been busy length film and that's just purrrrfect manipulate her, had firearms in the house and Miller and the artwork of Floyd Hugh- sins. In this first issue, the hero es to the violence. Courts would rarely issue a and police officers are more sensitive to the issue feeding the poor, healing the lame, for all you Michele Pfeiffer fans out threatened to hurt himself and the older children if es. In this story, the hero is named meets up with William Bonney, better giving sight to the blind and raising restraining order on the word of the plaintiff she didn't return. The woman got an attorney, of the domestic violence and the rights of victims. there. alone. Moreover, courts were extremely reluctant John Roberts, who is actually evil; known as Billy the Kid, and the two the dead. According to Lucifer, this drew up the necessary papers and asked the court Although as newspaper headlines all too frequent- That's all for now, everybody to restrain an abuser from his own house or apart- you don't have to be a good guy to of them are assigned by Lucifer to has upset the eternal balance be- to put her husband out of the house they jointedly ly remind us, a restraining order is only as good as have a good Thanksgiving and, until ment. And because it was so difficult to get court the will to enforce it. be a hero. John works for Lucifer by collect the soul of a woman who is tween good and evil and life and owned. She was not working, but he was and the next time, I'll se you at the comic intervention, victims were more reticent to chal- Nevertheless, the last 15 years has seen trapping the souls of the damned posing as the reincarnation of a pow- death. By the end of the first issue, court asked how she would support herself if the book store. lenge the system. Add to that the pressure of pre- husband was removed. She persisted and the court progress in protecting the victims of domestic vio- vailing social mores which were just starting to did enter the restraining order. She and the five lence thanks in large part to ADV and similar pro- change, namely that a victim should accept her kids temporarily went on welfare. She filed for grams. No longer does a victim need to suffer in marital status and home life such as it was and not divorce and struggled to make ends meet. She silence. In almost every county of our state, a pro- to complain certainly not to outside officials. eventually went to nursing school in the evening gram like Typical in those days was the response of many and was able to go forward with her life. But ini- ADV exists to help an abused person take that all police officers who when called to the scene of tially leaving an abusive household took courage. important first step. alian - American Club Letters Continued Child care continued about why men have so much problem with a Department In the end it was Ms. Linder who got Night." I attended not only because I am the word as simple as no. I thought about the relation- in touch with the Special Ed. Department which Coordinator of the WPC Men's Group, nor ships I have had. I thought about the relationships provided her with information and assisted her to because I knew the organizers or because I is having a Dinner/Dance I have. I thought about why I felt so uncomfort- the best of its ability. For this I applaud the thought it was the place to be seen, but, because able. department. Date Rape is an issue I was and am concerned about. As I walked, I began to see things a little dif- 1 4* i Unfortunately, the suggestion to go to the ferently, a little more clearly. I knew what I need- in Billy Pat's on Dec. 12. department was not made by the Deans or by the I expected to hear women tell stories, and ed to change and I knew how to do it. As I contin- i center but by myself and herein lies one of my they did. I expected to hear men lecture, and they did. I expected to hear a lot of silence, and there ued, I started to feel a little bit better. problems with the whole situation. If the deans or was. I expected to say something, anything, and I I realized, I hadn't let myself or anyone the center truly wanted to work with Ms. Linder, down. I had gotten something out of the march. I at minimum they could have referred her to the didn't.. When the march started I went along not for had said something. I had said to myself, "This is resources available on campus rather than telling not an easy issue, you aren't cool with it, it makes \i IT her that Corey could no longer attend the child any of the above reasons, but, because I thought that it was important for other men to see that a you uncomfortable, you need to talk about it, you care center. No, they didn't have to do this but it need to do something." Most importantly, I had man could speak out against date rape. We started would have been more humane and decent if they said that it was all all-right, because at least now I to move and I moved, we walked up the stairs and had given her options rather than obstacles. was talking. There will be rlZZQ as well as other foods served -1 followed. We chanted "Take Back The Night" As I sit now and write this letter, I hope and I was silent.. I moved my mouth but nothing James Mohr other men who may have been there, who may came out. I wanted to, I really did. I wanted to have seen the march, or just heard it, I hope these show that I could, that I was concerned, that I was men who may have thought the same things or fed up, but all that came out of my mouth was

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Love you little Your big Denise (ASA) i Shaughnessy has also set up Sleep comfortably in your tro- hood. Congratulations! Love in tations after last season's ap- not intimidate last year's NJAC score in double figures," said Your big Michele Dana. Beta's- You guys made our so- Mi With the weather turning pearance in the NCAA Divi- games outside the conference, phy filled bed. AST, Amalia cial so awesome! Thanks for "Coach of the Year" Erin Coach Shaughnessy. Dear #9,1 really want to be DPhiE, Thanks for a great cold outside, interest is turning including Dickinson, Western Slicky's heard you had a sense Stacey, Thanks for being such such a great time! Love the sis- ii sion III Tournament. Last Shaughnessy. This year's starting lineup your friend! Love, The Fresh- mixer! Love, The Brothers of to the indoor sports, and none and Eastern Connecticut and of humor. Hope thats true. a great friend, I'm so glad we're ters of ASA year's New Jersey Athletic "This year the team is very will feature four juniors: cap- maker Tau Epsilon Phi II: is more anticipated than the up- Salisbury State. That's why we rearranged your so close! I love you little! Love Jen B-Come out from behind Conference champs have al- team oriented. We lost our best tains Keira Haines, and Mau- Uiyana-1 love you always! - DPhiE Assoc- Great TEP mix- coming WPC women's basket- "We have to take one furniture for you. Jedi Knights your big, Amy the tree-commuters rule G ready been picked by the con- player, Jill Bachonski, who reen Mara, plus Allison Vetterl, Love, Henceforth er! Congrats on winning sec- game at a time," said Haines, Sister Pamela(AST) You're You've come a long way, wel- The Sisters of ASA- Frog and Joanne Mabes. The fifth Pratti (ASA) Wow! Your ond place in AST ameteur III "and we have to let the new the best little! You earned 'em; come to sisterhood! Congrats Loves You. spot will be filled by one of the huge^you really turn heads! night! Keep it up! Love- Sis- players know where we're com- wear 'en proud baby! I love little! Love your big sis, Amy Kil- Would you like a shave two newcomers Lakiesha Love, TPB ters of DPhiE ing from and what it takes to you! Your Big Dot (AST) Hey WPC- Spring Break is with that cream? The Barber m\\ Williams or Bridget Brennan. Chritine P. (ASA) I think ev- win the conference. Everybody Kim J. (DPhiE) Congratula- Mandy (AST), Congratula- coming soon. Get in your de- Jesse- Ya Kook! Thanks for With the aspect of a long sea- has to step up." ery guy at WPC sweats you! tions! I'm so proud of you! tions! Vm soooo proud of you, posits for Cancun. Deadline: the cakes. Joe son ahead Coach Shaughnessy Love, WPC Men You're the best little! Keep the welcome to sisterhood, it's for By Albert Stampone goal to widen the margin. In "We have alot of new peo- Nov.30.S.AJ>.B. To all my lowly groveling •— ' STAFF COLUMNIST been practicing," added Baker. is well aware that her non- Congratulations Kappa Class family strong! I love you! life, you'll love it. You just go the second period, the Pioneers ple this year," added Marz. Congratulations sister Lind- fans- You rock! P.S. Pha - Q J. "It is encouraging. I don't think starters will be essential to the (ASA), I'm so proud of you Your Big, Kim C. (DPhiE) little!! Love your big sis, took five minor penalties. "We're looking forward to see sey (AST)- You made me so Rokkitt we deserved to lose 6-2." team's success. guys! I love you! Love always, Lisa P. (DPhiE) We are get- Michelle Last Saturday, the WPC "I think (this was) the best if we can gel. We're the proud. I love you. Love, your Mr Potato Head and Pals- "Overall, we played pretty Carly (ASA) ting bigger Little sis. Congrats ice hockey team traveled to game we have played," said "I would like to win 20 champs and everybody will be Cari (AST) Great job, little! adopted big, Lauren (AST) Drink dirty big pints of stout good," said winger Tom on your little. Love your Big, Muncee, N.Y. to take on Pace WPC Head Coach Bruce Bak- games this year, but it's not go- out to get us." Missy (ASA) Congratulations! You made me so proud! I love Congratulations Iota class The Kraut Wblke, who scored the second I knew you could do it! I'm so Laura (DPhiE) University. Pace took an early er. "What hurt us was the ing to be easy. I'm looking to you! Love always you Big, (AST)- Sisters Mandy, Carter- Congrats, you deserve Pioneers goal late in the third happy your're my sister! I love Veronica (DPhiE) Well little, lead, survived a strong WPC penalties. The penalties killed go 11 or 12 girls deep on my Bongo (AST) Michele, Lindsey, Lauren, Tra- it and you'll be wonderful your comeback and scored four period. "If you could take away This year will also include you! Love always, Carly little, you did it. I'm so proud us." bench," said Coach Shaugh- Lindsey (AST) Congratula- cy, Val, Jenn, Cari, Pam, great Partner unanswered goals to defeat the the score and just go on perfor- two big rivalry matches against of you and our family. Love Pace had nine power-play nessy. (ASA) tions! I knew you could do it. job, sisters! You made us Saskia- you are wonderful! mance -we played well." top opponent Rowan. Rowan's your Big, big, Laura Pioneers, 6-2. opportunities on the night, in- Coach Shaughnessy will I want to wish all my sisters, of You've made me so proud. proud! defeat last year gave the Lady Jessica C. (DPhiE)- Congratu- Chief The Pioneers' record cluding two two-man advan- be looking for help from senior ASA a Happy Thanksgiving! You're the best little, I love - Congratulations to the win- Beacon staff • Happy Thariksr Snapshots: Pioneers the conference title lations I'm so proud of you. dropped to 0-4 overall. tages, which the Pioneers suc- Jennifer Brown, juniors Christa I love you! Love always, Car- you. Welcome to sisterhood- ners of AST's Amateur night. and this year Rowan will be Welcome into Delta Phi Ep- giving enjoy youi break Chief The game was much closer cessfully killed thanks to Bren- Marty Brenner assisted on Rainey, Eileen Sharkey, Erica ly (ASA) love, you big, Josephine Jack and Bones (Phi Tau), looking to get even. silon. Love your secret sister To the girl who can do any- than the score indicated. After ner, Darren Kotler, Marc both WPC goals... Rick Hebert Stokes, sophomore Carolyn Big Terre (DPhiE) Thanks for Sharon (DPhiE) Congratula- DPhi E Assoc. and 3rd place Laura (DPhiE) thing. "I love you." M.G. + Pace had taken a two-goal ad- Greenstein, Bill Yamashita, also assisted on Wolke's goal... Rom, and freshmen Andrea being the best big-you also a tions! I knew you could do it! TEP. Way to go! "I hope it's us and Rowan TKE 355-1 love you and can't D.MM. vantage into the second period, and, most of all, goaltender WPC went 0-6 on the power DeCaro, Janice Kaminsky and best friends I'm lucky to have. You've made me so proud. Col andMichelle (AST)- You for the conference, and that we wait for Thanksgiving. My Burrito + Pals Sleep is a John Redling tipped home a Keith Konzelmann, who once play... Defenseman Dino Stam- La Wana Mays. Love in sisterhood, Ally You are the best little. I love guys did a great job as pledge can play them up here," said heart always- Laura DPhiE highly overrated activity. Enjoy Marty Brenner point shot to cut again sparkled in goal as he pone had to leave the game af- (DPhiE) you'Your big Chrissy(DPhiE) moms'. We all love you. The Lady Pioneers will Coach Shaughnessy. "All their Valerie (AST)- Congratula- the break! Love Taco. the lead in half. But three min- stopped 43 shots. ter the second period with a Little Nicole (DPhiE) Con- Valerie M. (DPhiE) You did Mary Lafaso- Look! Now have a long road ahead if they tions little! I knew you could utes later, Pace netted its sec- bruised heel after being tripped players are returning. There is a gratulation! Welcome to sister- it! I am so proud of you! You your name is in the newspaper Hal - "I love thee more than "(Tonight) I saw guys fi- wish to regain their title. The do it! Welcome to sisterhood! ond consecutive power-play from behind and sliding feet big rivalry between us, and I hood. You're hard work paid are the best little and I love too! Wallow in your frame! simple words can explain"- nally doing things we have big conference games are Hove you! Love your big, Di- first into the boards. want to take the first game off and you. made me so proud. you! 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