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Holocaust talk aims at teachers A seminar entitled "Caring Makes a Difference: Incorporating the Holocaust curriculum K-8," will be held in William Paterson College's Sarah Byrd Askew Library Nov. 7. The keynote address, "Germany and Jews in 1955: View of the Past and Current Attitudes," will be given by Michael Adonia Moscovici, cultural attache' of the Embassy of the Federal Republic of Germany. The seminar will run from 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. with the keynote address being given at noon. Admission is $10. To register contact WPC's Center for Continuing Education at 595-2966. WPC to host newspaper lecture William Paterson College's Center for Continuing Education presents "From Print to Online: The American Newspaper," the last in a series of four lec- tures showcasing WPC faculty. The lecture will be given on Nov. 8 by Tina Lesher, an assistant professor of communication, at 7:30 p.m. in room 324 of the Student Center. Two members of the OLAS prepare to celebrate Puerto Rican Heritage Month. See related story below. Gena Zak/The Beacon Admission is $5. For more information, contact the Center for Continuing Education at 595-2436. Arguing the politics of race and jobs BFA to show award-winning film • Two leading African-Americans focus on Affirmative Action in lecture. William Branch, an award-winning author, play- tall, some are short. Some of us are community has become divided wright, television and film producer and director, will By Clementina Pope among itself. There are those who present a screening of his documentary, "Still a BEACON STAFF WRITER poor, and others are wealthy." In the Brother: Inside the Negro Middle Class," on Nov. 9 at same article Williams wrote, "cross over into the white world . . . WPC. Co-sponsored by the Department of African, "The government wants to provide "Unfairness to women and minorities who cross over into the white middle African-American, and Caribbean Studies at WPC and opportunity to all people, to improve is a part of our history, but we class." On the other hand, there are Brothers for Awareness, the screening will take place the quality of life for all the people in shouldn't make the cure more destruc- those who lose themselves in "the at 3 p.m. in the Nicholas Martini Teleconference our state," Lonna R. Hooks stated tive than the disease. We should use abyss of integration." He stated that Center in Hobart Hall. Admission is free. firmly before the crowd gathered in our common sense." hose black people who succeed The film, which originally aired in 1968 and again Shea Auditorium Friday night. The first to take the stage, Williams "should not suffer the guilt of the sur- in 1969 on National Educational Television (now the New Jersey's Secretary of State, went on to discuss the difference vivor." Public Broadcasting System), was the first of its kind between America's classes. "There "There are 30-35 million blacks in to be nominated for an Emmy Award. It was also the Hooks made these comments as part this country," stated Williams, "and winner of the Blue Ribbon Award at the American of her introduction of Walter Williams has been a birth of a second nation Film Festival in 1969. and Henry Louis Gates, Jr., whose lec- within a nation - the black middle there will never be social and ec- ture "Affirmative Action and the class." He contends that the black SEE ISSUES PAGE 5 Nobel laureate to talk on protein Economy" marked the year's second Nobel Laureate Robert Bruce Merrifield will be the installation of William Paterson Heritage month a celebration keynote speaker on Nov. 17 during Chemistry Day '95 College's Distinguished Lecture at WPC. Series. Merrifield, who will speak on "The Synthesis of Williams is the John M. Olin distin- of history, tradition, culture Proteins: The Interface of Chemistry and biology," guished Professor of Economics at • Flag ceremony marks start conjunction with the Organization of won the Nobel Prize in chemistry in 1984 for his work George Mason University in Virginia, of month-long festivities of Latin American Students (OLAS), will in protein synthesis. A graduate of UCLA, Merrifield and Gates is the W.E.B. DuBois serve as a commemoration of Puerto has won numerous awards, including the American Puerto Rican heritage. Professor of Humanities at Harvard Rican tradition, history, and culture, Chemical Society Award for Creative Work in By Danielle Gabriel while providing the campus communi- Synthetic Organic Chemistry in 1972. University. NEWS CONTRIBUTOR ty with an incentive to succeed. The public is invited to attend the free lecture, "Government can't create advan- V which will begin at 9:30 a.m. in Science Hall 200A. tages for one person without simulta- "This is a celebration that [stresses neously creating disadvantages for Receiving its official debut on a] commitment to one's goals INSIDE another," stated Williams. Wednesday with the unfurling of the [whether] educational, personal, .etc.," ; j Puerto Rican flag in the front of the said Gilbert Correa, assistant director Calendar 2 National News 7 In an article he wrote for The ' i Campus News 3 Op-Ed 11 Cincinnati Enquirer on Sept. 2, Student Center, the festivities of of Campus Activities, who urges stu- Classifieds S-4 Personals S-4 Williams said, "The fact is that we Puerto Rican Heritage Month got off dents to "look at past heroes and hero- Editorials 10 Soap Update 1-7 Horoscopes 1-8 Sports S-l humans are not equal. Some of us are to a successful start. ines...and achieve what you want, to Insider 1-1 State News 6 women, some are men. some are smart The month-long celebration, spon- achieve." Local News 6 World News 7 and some are not smart, some are col- sored by the William Paterson College "The flag raising ceremony was ored, others are uncolored. Some are Puerto Rican Heritage Committee, in SEE LATINOS PAGE 3

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Student Film Association- pus to provide individual and CAMPUS NEWS group counseling for survivors General audition for two short Women's Center-Open plan- Exhibits-Zhiyuan Cong (South Christian Fellowship-Small of sexual assault/violence. This films: Tuesday 12:30-4 p.m. and ning meeting Women's History Gallery); Art Faculty Exhibition group Bible Study 9:30am & service is free and available to Thursday 12:30-2 p.m. NoMonth. 12:00-2:00pm. SC 214. (Court Gallery); Jagdis J. 12:30pm, SC 302. Contact Jose female and male survivors. Faculty mixed on possible general skills test monologue necessary. There Contacy Women's Center. Chavda (East Gallery). Through ©942-8244 or Joan ©942-5335. Contact the Women's Center. December 1. Ben Shahn will be a reading of two original By Clementina Pope "the ability to use the skills of specific task. only for groups, not for individ- improve, if made in a construc- screenplays. For forther infor- Catholic Campus Ministry- BEACON STAFF WRITER Inquiry, Analysis, and Faculty members were in ual students. Each student, how- tive and pleasant manner." mation, please contact the African, African-American Christian Fellowship-Small Attention education majors and Friday Communication. The tasks doubt as to the kind of skills this ever, receives a personal, confi- The "General Intellectual Student Film Association office and Caribbean Studies-Film Emphasis continues to be group bible study. 11 a.m., those interested in teaching the Lecture "STILL A BROTHER: assess skills, they do not assess "test" would assess. One of the dential report on his or her own Skills Tasks" would be given at 595-3153. placed on the need to improve 12:30 p.m.(women), 6:30 p.m., mentally handicapped. Join us Inside the Negro Middle Class" Career Services—Workshop: content or recall knowledge." library faculty members asked, performance on the skills cov- toward the end of a student's the General Education Program SC 302. For more info, contact for special education classes at 3pm, Martini Teleconference "VOCATIONAL TESTING" Some faculty members wel- "How do you grade how stu- ered in the task completed." sophomore year. Christian Fellowship—Large JoanX2481. the North Jersey Developmental Center, Hobart Hall. 12:30-2pm, Morrison Hall 146. at William Paterson College. comed the idea of an assess- dents think? How do you decide group meeting - "Heaven's "This would be a waste of The Provost's information Center and experience the joy of Contact Sharon Rosengart Stephen Hahn, interim vice ment, while others were uncer- which students are wrong, everyone's time," stated junior packet stated that the tasks in Gates and Hell's Fire", a dramat- this rewarding outreach. CCM Catholic Campus Ministry- Catholic Campus Ministry— X3020. president of Academic Affairs, tain of its benefits. which are right?" Julieann Morabito. "Students "Critical Thinking" were Discover the joy of touching ic video. 5:30pm, PA Lounge. Center-WPC Gate #1. Contact 2nd annual WALK FOR opened the All-College Faculty Elizabeth DeGroot, director of Other faculty members were will not take it seriously, and it's designed to replicate college Other's lives in a special way. Contact Jose ©942-8244. Joanne or Gail at 595-6184. HUNGER, co-sponsored by the Saturday Meeting on Nov. 2, by stating, work. They would "reflect what Join us for weekly visits to the Sociology Club. OLAS-Luncheon, 11:30- "We look towards improvement "How do you grade how students think? How do you decide which faculty members believe college Preakness Nursing Home. 6:30 Career Services—Workshop: here at WPC." pm, CCM Center- WPC Gate #1. 2:30pm, SC Ballroom. Latin WPSC - 88.7 FM~Are you tired students are wrong, which are right?" students should, and actually do, "CAREERS IN MOVEMENT Feminist Collective—Meeting The faculty was asked to give For more info, contact Joanne or Jazz Express and WPC Latin SCIENCE" 12:30-2pm, K 1; of dance shows that play the .,,y i :*.•[;•. - Anonymous Faculty Member perform in the classroom to Jazz Band. $4 for students, $5 will be discussing upcoming same beat over and over...Well, their feelings and opinions on a Gail 595-6184. Workshop: "RESEARCHING 31 .UlM-a. demonstrate the intellectual events for the month of potential assessment of students' faculty and staff. EMPLOYERS FOR THE JOB wake up to "Jersey's Rhythm Freshman English, stated, "I concerned as to whether the stu- not going to help anyone think skills being taught." November and Women's Trax" this Saturday for MORE SEARCH - SPECIFICALLY general intellectual skills. think they have to work on the dents would take this kind of or learn differently. Each indi- The tasks were developed by WCRN & Christian Fellow- History month in March. We dance variety at 11pm on 88.7 ship—Canned food and drink Sociology Club-Club meeting. FOR PROSPECTIVE TEACH- The assessment is called process before giving it." assessment seriously, since "it vidual has their own ideas, opin- the Educational Testing Service 5pm, Science Hall 349. For more need suggestions. 12:30, SC FM. Contact D.J. Mikey C drive for the Thanksgiving ERS" 4:30-6:00pm. Library, 1st. "General Intellectual Skills However, she added, "assess- would have neither positive nor ions, perceptions, and beliefs." of Princeton, N.J., and the info, contact Rob @239-3834 or 304. Contact Fanny C. Fuentes. ©595-2738 for requests or942- Holiday. Nov. 6-21, SC and Fl. For more info, contact Tasks." Its purpose is to esti- ment is necessary." Kerrie ©337-1345. 2738. negative consequences to them." Alex Malino, president of the College Board for the New Hobart Lounge. Contact Pete Sharon Rosengart, ext.3020. Free Recovery Groups— mate the thinking level of the Another faculty member Students would receive scores Student Government Associa- Jersey Department of Higher Lamonte @595-3335 ANOREXIA/BULIMIA. students, or, as one faculty asked, "Can you expect all stu- instead of grades, and according tion, expressed a different view. Education as part of the College Jewish Students Assoc.--Bagels Student Council For Career Services—Workshop: member put it, "to evaluate and More. Have breakfasst with Support groups are open to peo- "RESUME WRITING and dents to think alike? Should to the Provost's information "I don't see how it could hurt. Outcomes Evaluation Project. Essence-General Exceptional Children-General whether the students and the meeting, the Jewish Students Assoc. Hang ple with eating disorders and INTERVIEW TECHNIQUES - they?" packet, "Scores are reported Criticism of any kind could only 12:30 pm, SC 301. meeting. We will catch you up their families. 8pm Call (201) SPECIFICALLY FOR PRO- faculty are doing their job." The tasks require students to out with old friends, meet new on what is happening and dis- friends. Find out what's happen- 797-2550 for directions. SPECTIVE TEACHERS" 9:00- According to an information give "constructed responses" or Equestrian Team—Mandatory cuss future events, such as a ing with bagels, donuts, and 12:00, Morrison 146. packet put out by the Provost's "free responses." There are no meeting for all members Christmas visit to the Eastern juice. 9:30-12:00 Tuesdays. SC Career Services—Workshop: office, the assessment is a "per- multiple-choice questions. Each Positive Light* 12:30pm. SC 326. Contact Christian Children's Retreat and 325. For more info, contact Lisa "CAREERS IN PSYCHOLO- formance-based assessment of task would include eight to ten Nichole Rose ©595-2507. our annual Pre-Thanksgiving Sunday Constants, SC 320. GY" 12:30-2pm,S200B. Contact the critical thinking skills of col- short-answer questions, fol- Luncheon.4:00-5:30pm, SC 215. Sharon Rosengart X3020. lege and university students." lowed by a report or essay based Latinos look Career Services-Workshop: Phi Sigma Sigma—Chinese Women's Center—Join Joan The tasks are meant to measure "CAREERS IN MARKETING Auction to benefit the National on issues that were raised in that Griscom and Meryle Kaplan for Thursday Women's Center—Carmetta & MANAGEMENT" 11:00- Kidney Foundation. Ballroom, to culture the fall 1995 weekly women's Parkes of the Passaic County 12:30, SC 203-5; Workshop: Art at Lunch-The Art of Asia Women's Center will be on cam- 2-6pm. $5 at the door. "TEACHING CERTIFICA- discussion group. 3:30-4:30, with eyes TION" 4:30-5:00, R 210; Women's Center. For more info, Workshop: "RESUME WRIT- contact Women's Center X2946. ING FOR PROSPECTIVE CUTS on the future TEACHERS" 5:00-6:30, R 210. Wednesday 10 TUTSI: Women--$15 FROM HERITAGE PAGE 1 For more info, contact Sharon HALDON,NJ well attended," stated Ana Rosengart X3O2O. Christian Fellowship-Small TEL. 790-7373 Men--$12 too much emptp Class-Rivera, director of the group bible study. 11 a.m., SC EOF program at WPC, with the Catholic Campus Ministry- 302. For more info, contact Joan likes of WPC President Arnold God speaks to us through scrip- X2481. Speert and Vice President society. As Class-Rivera some of the activities being pre- ture. Come and discover what space in pour resume? Henry Gardener seen among a explained, "Puerto Rican sented this month. He has to say to you. Join us for OLAS-Lecture: "Retention of NAILS WPC Student crowd consisting of both stu- Heritage Month is being cele- "Whenever an event like Bible Study & bring a friend. African Culture in the Caribbean 6 Tan $25^ Puerto Rican Heritage Month 2pm. SC 302. Contact Joanne or and the US" 7-9:30pm, SC 203- "Specials* $5 per Tail Matiicttre«$8 Plot loobng forward to dents and faculty. brated at other college campus- Gail ©595-6184. 4-5. Speaker: Martha Vega, Wednesday Only Other events scheduled es nationally, [as] an opportu- comes up, it gives society an Director of the Afro-Caribbean $10 Student Haircut Wraps--$35 throughout the month include a nity to share Puerto Rican cul- opportunity to learn about cul- Thesday Studies of NYC, Reception to (See Christine) McDonalds after graduation? luncheon, a dance, a Spanish ture and a good experience to tural events," said student Tips /Wraps—$4 5 mass, a "Miss OLAS Pageant," learn about each other in a posi- Joanne DePasquale. "It is a time a lecture presented by Martha tive light." to learn about Puerto Rican cul- Vega, director of the Afro- "The national recognition of ture historically and what they Ary Nussbaum Bob Blasser Bill Lawson The Beacon is looking Caribbean Center of New York Puerto Rican Heritage Month [Puerto Ricans] are aiming INSIDER EDITOR Yoonhee Lee. George Robb TimBornemann PHOTOGRAPHER DESIGN DisEdtd, City, and a "rap session" by being celebrated at WPC is a towards futuristically." eacon Rodney Cauthen Leslie Agard-Jones, WPC pro- major step in Latinos being rec- In addition to providing the Tom Troncone Joe Giglio for people !o uuriie, Dan McDonough Jr. fessor of African, African- ognized as a solid part of the campus community as a whole FOUNDED IN 1936 SPORTS EDITOR Christa Glod DIRECTOR OF American, and Caribbean community," commented with a chance to appreciate cul- CELEBRATING 60 YEARS OF D.L,Green BUSINESS AND Tracy Bodoff +ake pho+os or sell ads. Studies. Rosanna Santana, president of tural diversity among its stu- PUBLICATION Clementina Pope ADVERTISINg John F. Gillick Ira Thor "I hope that everyone par- OLAS. dents, the annual celebration of the Puerto Rican culture and its COPY EDITORS Mona Zughbi Jessica Seilheimer takes in the month's activities," The month, according to people is looked upon to serve a Yoni D. Greenbaum STAFF WRITERS ADVERTISING said Correa, placing special many students, provides an Gena Zak greater purpose. EDITOK-IN-CHIEF TRAFFIC MANAGER emphasis on the lecture. He overall feeling of esteem for PHOTO EDITOR one's culture. "Students will feel more MEMBER added, "Come out and support empowered, respected, and val- The Beacon is published by students at William Paterson College of Wayne, New Jersey u/4/o,^ not only the event, but also the "I feel proud that Hispanics Your work will get you ued for what they bring with offices in Student Center room 310. Newspaper content represents the judgement of The Beacon siarr m^joajptfjasaa TH&BSacon organization (OLAS)." are being represented in the constitution and bylaws and does not necessarily represent the judgement of the College's SGA, administraiibnTfaculty or the State of noticed, but the experience WPC is not the only college community," said WPC student them to contribute to the mosa- NATIONAL NEWSPAPER ic," said Class-Rivera. ASSOCIATION New Jersey. Opinions in signed columns and letters to the editor are not necessarily the opinion of the staff. The Beacon is indepen- campus that is honoring and Gabriela Gonzalez, who added dently operated and controlled. will get you the job. recognizing Puerto Ricans in that she would be attending 4 November 6,1995- NoVem&r 671995" 5 WPC OUTDOORS CLUB SKIS! Race issues take center stage in economy lecture FROM POLITICS PAGE 1 made up of a 16-year-old moth- Gates began by saying, three-quarters the figure for a He stated that in 1865, onomical equality among them. er, a 32-year-old grandmother, "Blackness is not going to go white male; homicide is the "Neither slave nor slave owner KILLINGTON We've never seen members of and a 48-year-old great-grand- away . . . Affirmative Action is leading cause of death among would have believed the change any community be equal social- mother is not a sight of hope. all about allowing us to compete black men aged 15-34; nearly in things over the course of the College Ski a Snowboard Fest ly, economically, and political- "To be a leader does not mean with white males - which we half of all murder victims are last century. ly- to be loved. Say the difficult haven't been able to do in over a black people; one-third of all "Racism does exist. I am not From $295 per person "We do not have to fail in thing, even if a fellow black century. black men aged 20-29 are in saying it doesn't, but it is not the order to stay black . . . Success may detest it. "Something has drastically prison or on probation or parole; major problem black Americans is not only white, getting "My momma used to tell me gone wrong in our country," and that 44 percent of black face. January 2-7,1996 straight A's is not only white, 'Get an education, because no Gates stated. "Things are getting children live below the poverty "25 percent of the black stu- Program Includes: Mt. Green Condominiums offer: going to the Smithsonian white racist can ever take it progressively worse for the line. dents at M.I.T. fail to graduate, •Roundtrip Motorcoach Transportation Attractively furnished 1-2 bedroom units located in the heart of Institute is not only white. away from you," Williams stat- black community." He then Gates also discussed the posi- and those who do have signifi- •5 Night Condo Lodging at Mt. Green, Killington Village Killington Village are designed for privacy and convenience. "Blacks should stop feeling ed. shared some statistics with the tive. "Black people, as a group, cantly lower grades than those Walk or take the shuttle to the Mountain, shops & night spots. guilty about their success, they In closing Williams said, as a crowd: infant mortality for black have made the greatest progress of fellow students. Black stu- •5 Day Lift Pass, for all Six Interconnected Mountains 165 Trails! Each unit has a fireplace, color cable TV/VCR, complete should not feel anxiety about nation, "We should demand the Americans is twice that of white in the shortest period of time, dents are turned into failures, Americans; 29 percent of all •On & Off Mountain College-fest Activities kitchens & microwaves. 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Maywood (Minutes from Bergen Mall) E.O.E. 845-4646 6 November 6,1995 THE BEACON V7AWM wn ,o- STATI/L0CAL Pilots ask to reopen query; claim harassing mutual OAKLAND TOUGHS HIT NYC SYRACUSE, N.Y. - Three'Air meet with Fenimore on Saturday disciplining their troops for mis- while passing him in halls at Countless kids are milling around the Machine Head National Guard pilots accused problem is, it wasn't addressed in Albany. If the commander treating Parker. squadron headquarters, and of discriminating against a by leadership - on either side." does not agree to reopen the Capt. Anthony Zaccaro and repeatedly called him "big boy" tour bus that is parked in front of NYC's Limelight. Some are female pilot are seeking to She now lives in Chicago and case, "then we have to pursue Maj. Ted Limpert face possible in a mocking tone. reopen the investigation that led returns to New York once a drunkenly stumbling with a beer in hand and pissing in the street, our legal remedies," he said. disciplinary action with regard Parker told the Post-Standard while others hang out hoping to get a to a shakeup of their unit, month to fulfill her Guard com- Needless to say, the group has persevered not touring any more. We've been on the Air National Guard spokes- to their behavior toward Parker, of Syracuse that she admits chance to talk to vocalist/guitarist Robb and is fast becoming a major force in the road for a year and two months and it's just according to their lawyer. mitment with the headquarters man Walt Wheeler said the first female in the Airsome of her behavior was Flynn who is inside the bus shaving. The world of hard music. In the third week of a getting a bit much. In a 10-page response deliv- unit based at the Albany County Wednesday he could not com- National Guard to pilot the F16- unprofessional. Parker told forerunner of the resurgence of a Bay Area nine week U.S. tour, Machine Head hit the Burnt out? ered to New York Air National Airport. ment on MacKrell's request. C fighter. investigators she used rough rock scene that has spawned the likes of Limelight on Sunday, Oct. 29. Not really burnt out but I just want to Guard commander Brig. Gen. Parker said she has no imme- Wheeler added that if MacKrell MacKrell represents Zaccaro, language and went along with Metallka, Exodus, Faith No More and In the back of the tour bus Flynn and I fuckin' write. Basically, the reason we did John Fenimore, the pilots claim diate plans to sue the Air Primus, the group's popularity is growing wanted to pursue a lawsuit "that Limpert and Hamlin. off-color humor - some at her chill and discuss his hometown as well as this last tour was because we sold a lot of there is much more to tell National Guard, the 174th or steadily. is, of course, the right of any Parker asked to be relieved of own expense - in an effort to fit irecords off regarding the treatment of Maj. any pilots. When the mild- that Slayer individual in this society." flying duties and reassigned to in with the male pilots. Jacquelyn Parker, said attorney "I can't see going after these mannered Flynn tour. A lot of Wheeler defended the investi- another unit in June after a year "I think what's most important Patrick J. MacKrell. guys. I'm not vindictive," she steps off the bus, he |people saw gation, saying it was complete with the 174th. She contended is that we all behaved inappro- is immediately MacKrell said his request to said. Machine and thorough. she had been held back in flight priately," Parker said. "The besieged by fans, Fenimore included a list of Head but As a result of the investiga- training despite passing grades some wanting auto- they only questions he claimed were not tion, Fenimore last month and had been subjected to mali- Senate committee picks graphs, some want- saw a half- adequately addressed during the relieved the top two comman- cious behavior. ing to pose with him hour. And three-month investigation by the ders of the 174th Fighter Wing Zaccaro testified during the for a photograph and anybody Air National Guard. in Syracuse, Col. David Hamlin investigation that Parker had Cherry Hill resident others just wanting who got into The lawyer said he would and Col. Tom Webster, for not pinched and rubbed his buttocks to chill. The connec- it before tion between the that, like on for N.J. federal court frontman and his the Napalm- Randolph man bit by dog allowed retrial WASHINGTON - Stephen Orlofsky, who Lautenberg said fans is apparent as he Obituary Orlofsky, a Cherry Hill attorney, has extensive experience in fed- complies with [thing, they against dog owner by state appeals court won unanimous approval eral litigation. requests and easily had only Thursday from the Senate Orlofsky is in private practice mingles with the seen a half- TRENTON - A state appeals fered bites to his hands and vv Judiciary Committee to serve on in the Cherry Hill office of well wishers, a clas- hour too. So expressly or impliedly permit- sic reaction of bands we wanted court has ruled that a Randolph groin after he fought off the dog. the federal court in New Jersey. Blank, Rome, Comisky and ted on the property'' to recover in the hard music to give the Township man, who lost a 1994 Orlofsky, whose nomination McCauley. He served as a mag- The three-judge panel on damages under the state's dog genre, with its us- [people in civil lawsuit against the owner by President Clinton was recom- Tuesday found that Superior bite statute. istrate in Camden from 1976 against-them atti- America mended by Sen. Frank of a dog that attacked him, is Court Judge Salem Ahto in The appeals court did not through 1980 after receiving his tude: whoever "they" something allowed a retrial because the Morris County should have told overturn two other jury verdicts Lautenberg, D-N.J., must now law degree with honors from are, police, government or bouncers. the police and other fucked up stuff. more than a half-hour. trial judge improperly instructed the jury that John Trisuzzi had in the case: dismissing be considered by the full Senate. Rutgers University Law School On tour for over a year in support of its Its been a year since you last played the What was cool about the Slayer tour? the jury. the right to be on the dog Trisuzzi's negligence claim The American Bar Association in 1974. Roadrunner debut, Burn My Eyes, a sonic Limelight with Obituary and Napalm. Something cool about the Slayer tour...lots In June 1988, John Trisuzzi owner's property to defend him- against Tabatchnik for owning gave a "well qualified" rating to reminder of the harsh realities of inner city How did that tour work out? of cool things happened on the Slayer tour. life, the quartet has opened for such heavy was attacked by an 85-pound self and his family from the a vicious dog and rejecting wife That was our first tour, it was great. I With us and Slayer we had a lot of good German shepherd owned by attack. metal players as Slayer, Obituary and remember this show in particular because times but when us, Slayer and Biohazard Elaine Trisuzzi's charge that the Napalm Death. Machine Head played sev- Rita Tabatchnik as he walked we were recording this show and wegot together we started going crazy. We had In its opinion, the appeals attack had caused her emotional eral music festivals overseas where it fucked up like crazy. I just remember hav- been friends with Biohazard for such a long near Tabatchnik's home with his court said that Ahto had told the distress. UFF'S shared the stage with one its influences, ing a lot of mistakes. It's kinda cool to be time so we already hit it off. And us and wife and daughter. Trisuzzi suf- jury that Trisuzzi had to be Metallica, a big coup for the Oakland back here a year later. It's been a crazy Slayer had hit it off so....Me and Billy M^D natives, who grew up listening to the super- year. [Graziadei of Biohazard] used to have shit xassaussaa ssnaont group. You opened up for Slayer in Europe. wars. We'd shit on a plate "and stick it next Cafe However, it was before the group left for Yeah, we supported Slayer in Europe and to the meat tray in the dressing room. He Just Great Coffee is back!! the Donington, U.K. festival when it hit a opened for Slayer and Biohazard here in did it one time to us so I did back, put car- snag and was forced to fire drummer Chris the states. Then we went back to Europe rots in it, some parsley and I'm like 'Billy, Daily Lunch Specials! Kontos. "Chris was afraid he'd get sick. He and headlined. Went to Japan and head- can you get me a sandwich.' And he's like, wasn't sick. But he was afraid he'd get sick lined. Went to Australia, headlined. Then 'Aahhh!' It was just fuckin" boredom. and wouldn't go so we had to fire him.we went to Argentina and headlined. We How were the European festivals you did There wasn't a choice," said bassist Adam did the Donington festival in between that in the summer? Duce while watching "Reservoir Dogs" on and now we're doing this. This is basically We did one of the last Suicidal Tendencies mute and Down playing on the bus' stereo the last thing we're doing. Then we go back shows. It was in France. Another festival system. home to Oakland and start writing. We're was Biohazard, Machine Head, Life of If you didn't join the new coffee revolution the last time, we're giving you one more chance!! By Ary Nussbaum INSIDER EDITOR -MACHINE HEAD CONTINUED PAGE 1-3

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Agony, downset, Fear Factory. Then we rest. Sick of it All, of course, Madball is neighborhoods that are mostly black and What's the difference between MTV Ozzy's lyrics ever challenging? Most of us know Oz by replacing him. Michael Inez has joined Alice In Chains did the Dynamo festival [in Holland] fuckin" great. I've been hearing a lot of mostly Hispanic. For the most part, that's America and MTV Europe? his voice and his sound, both of which are as clear and and Ozzy's former Black Sabbath mate, Geezer Butler which is a two day festival with 11 bands this band I just played with on Long any urban type sprawling area that's got it MTV in Europe isn't on some huge polit- recognizable as ever. The album is very well produced, takes over on bass. This is where the real difference is a day. Type O Negative, us, Biohazard, Island, Vision of Disorder, they were concentrated. In some areas, North ically correct crusade to try and solve the PICK HI! though. Ozzmosis is a very full and powerful recording. noticed. You get a slight sense of old Black Sabbath with downset, Nailbomb, Grip Inc. Metal fuckin" killer. Oakland, West Oakland, you'll find problems of the world with their stupid, Ozzy Osbourne/ "Thunder Underground" is a crunchy, gritty tune. Geezer while listening, something that has been lacking Maniacs did a thing on us. Then we did Do you listen to hip-hop? whites and blacks living together, but not little video channel. They don't have a Ozzmosis "Ghost Behind My Eyes" seems to be the best track. It's in Oz's solo career. two festivals in Holland and Belgium with Totally. I just bought my Wu Tang Clan t- a lot. problem with playing Snoop Doggy Dogg (Epic) your typical "lighter song" at a concert. The chorus is Perhaps the best of Ozzy has gone away, with the days Sick of it All and Madball. On one of shirt today. Fuckin' $13 over in the What do you think of police? "Murder is the Case" and then playing super catchy, I found myself swaying back and forth. of "Crazy Train" and "I Don't Know." But he still can them we got to support the Venom Village. Where I live it's actually pretty cool. Machine Head. Over there, they got killer Ozzy Osbourne has returned from his "retirement" "My Little Man," which was co-written by Ozzy and rock with the best of them and is a beloved figure in the reunion. That was the very first reunion What do you think of Marilyn Oakland and Berkeley are basically one shit on MTV. They'll play Madball with Ozzmosis, his first album since 1991 's No More Steve Vai, has a really neat sitar thing going on. "See You world of rock music which seems to be disappearing. show. It was classic. Venom. I used to Manson? city, it makes up the entire East Bay. I live videos, they'll play Sick of it All videos, Tears. It seems like yesterday he said good-bye on his On The Other Side"(appropriately placed along Side A) Ozzmosis is currently #4 on the Billboard charts. Amid a fuckin" love Venom back in the day. I think they fiickin" suck. They're the on the Berkeley side now. Where I happen they'll play Celtic Frost videos. All this "No More Tours" tour, headed for a laid back life of has a familiar bass line. grunge and alternative scene, Ozzy has come out ofj Black metal. It was great. They were so worst band in the entire world. There's no to live there's so many other problems the killer shit. They'll play some crap - they boredom, playing Dad to his three children. In the musician department, Zakk Wylde returned to retirement and is kickin' ass. fuckin" terrible it was great. I worshipped band on this earth I hate more right now police don't even look at me and go, have to play their quota of shit. You'll see The first single off the album, "Perry Mason," is a lyri- play guitar for the album and has progressed from past them. than Marilyn Manson. I think they are the 'Here's big trouble.' But when they do Korn, really weird Danzig songs. cal joke but musically strong and catchy. The rest of the efforts, not wailing and sliding as much. Gone is long- By Christa Glod Machine Head was supposed to tour worst piece of shit excuse there is. I saw fuck with me, they fuck with me hella No matter how high the violence level is, album follows suit: lyrically predictable. But, were time drummer Randy Castillo with Deen Castronovo with downset over the summer. them by accident when they opened for hard. They're fuckin' pricks. It's kinda they'll pretty much play anything. They're not worried about stepping on people's Dance Hall Crashers grounded when you're plugging in/I don't think you Hollywood Records. Magnosheen is simply a polished Basically, downset got dropped. They got Danzig. They played in San Francisco. I hard to explain, I guess you have to live there. Like you can do the stupidest shit toes. To me it's not better. Machine Lockjaw know what you're gettin into, you're spending lots of version of the demo with the exception of a few new dropped a week before the tour. What we was so fuckin' proud of my town. It was raining on them. It was raining spit globs and they won't even look at you. But try Head's hosted "Headbanger's Ball" over (510MCA) money to get nothin." ° songs. were going to do was~we didn't feel like we were big enough to headline ourselves on them. It was great. doing something stupid like jaywalking there. Just took it over for two hours and The main difficulty with this album is the lack of I was inclined to meditate on "Fisher King," the fourth filmed whatever we wanted. Filmed kids diversity from cut to cut. Lockjaw seems to be stuck in so we were going to split all the costs of They're T-shirts are selling like crazy. and they'll fuck with you hella hard. You song on the album, expecting, lyrically, a Mike Patton- can go pissing on fuckin' cop cars, bash- going off, filmed kids puking, smashing Lockjaw is the debut album from the Berkeley, the same musical position from beginning to end. While the tour fifty/fifty and we couldn't find a Hey, they're fuckin' popular, selling out California based Dance Hall Crashers. DHC began in ish [Faith No More] epic with mad metaphor, sarcasm, everywhere they go. I hate 'em. All they ing windows and you can get away with it dressing rooms, whatever. They showed this may not be a problem for those who are content with and irony. "This is about people," says Thrasher, "who replacement quick enough. It was sup- 1989 as a side project of Operation Ivy/Rancid veter- posed to be a six week tour. are is shock value for the sake of shock all the time. But if you do the stupid shit all of it. They showed us fucking around consistency and unity, it may prove frustrating for those do horrible things, and profit from them. You know, they ans Tim Armstong and Matt Freeman. Several line-up Which Bay Area bands were big influ- value. There's no musical merit whatsoev- they'll sweat you. on the tour bus, shit like that. It's a shame seeking a smorgasbord of musical offerings. walk up to somebody and shoot them in the head and they don't have anything like that over changes later, the current cast comprises Elyse Rogers ences on you? er. Take away the production on that Who are you jonesin' to tour with? Dance Hall Crashers offers a unique alternative to the become famous and make money from it. It's sick." And here. It's a shame. and Karina Denike on vocals, Jason Hammon, guitar, Metallica, I'd say, we were into them record, and it's great production, the I'd love to tour with Sick of it All or ska/punk world by bringing a cheerful outlook on life in Jailbitch with luckShoots and gets big bucks/T.V. loves Scott Goodell, guitar, Gavin Hammon, drums, and since we were kids and shit. Faith No sound is great, take away the sound Trent Madball. I'd like to do some weird tour. I What do you think of the straight- a world filled with cynics and negativity. her tricks/It's a bitch," was part of how Thrasher wished bassist Mikey Weiss are still felling the effects of that More and Primus not really at all. They're Reznor put on that album and it's the shit- don't like Primus' music that much but to edged movement? to express that view with unconvincing anger and weak first line-up. While the influence of the Op Ivy ska/punk really good bands but I wouldn't call them tiest glam band ever. That's why I hate expose their audience to something so I think if you want to do whatever you By Tim Bornemann style is noticeable, it does not overshadow the group's screams, leaving me emotionally uncharged. an influence. them so much. They're like this piece of agressive, so in-your-face. Most of those want, do it. If you wanna drink, smoke "Ticket to Mars," the final song in Magnosheen, did shit band who got great production, who unique approach to this genre of music. The approach The Dead Kennedy's came out of the Bay kids probably would hate it but the kids weed and have a great time doing it and pretend to give each other blowjobs on taken is a more lighthearted, fun outlook that seems to hold a bit of interest — weird noises accompanying a Area, Attitude Adjustment, another band that got it would be like, 'Whoa.' Even you're cool doing it, fine. If you're cool Gwen Mars/ stage so everybody's like 'Whoa.' They're escape many of today's performers. Dance Hall Crashers faint, woman-like voice that could compare with at least called Neurosis. Shit like that. Old Fear, something like Green Day and I hate and don't drink or smoke, that's cool too. Magnosheen faking it anyway. G.G. Allin did it ten message to these harder bands is "Lighten the.hell up." one of Stephen King's inner children. But like each of Possessed, shit like that. Exodus, Bonded Green Day, I!d like to tour with them just If you're an asshole when you drink or (HOLLYWOOD) the other tracks in Magnosheen, 'Ticket to Mars" sound- times better. I saw G.G. Allin twice. to expose something different. Jhcjse kids smoke weed, you probably shouldn't do Taking a stance against the "purveyors of angst and the bf Mood era. The, Golden Era of How is Oakland ethnically divided? ( ed like an unfinished song. Even "Cosmic Dick," the trie' Bay Area] After mat things got com- never ever heard of anything close to us. it. If you're an asshole when you're 'why me' attitude," DHC's pop/punk/ska flavored offer- Acid rock, done well, takes one on a wonderfully It depends where you go. East Oakland is single that Gwen Mars claims got them noticed, left me mercialized. It was great, a pretty cool Not that we're the heaviest band in the straight-edged, you probably shouldn't do ings are a refreshing change to the typical punk band. warped journey through fuzz-guitar sonic soundscapes thinking, 'Yeah, and...?' majority black and Hispanic. Anywhere world but they never even fuckin" heard it. I met a lot of cool straight-edged peo- The upbeat rhythms coupled with a non-aggressive vocal time. and dark, twisted lyrics that actually tell a story, wander An example of good acid rock would be the critically you go, in the inner cities you'll find of anything that is close to Machine Head ple and I met a lot of pricks who were style create a tight melodic sound. What do you think of the New York mostly black and Hispanic. Over here you ironically into our pasts or seek doubtfully into our pre- acclaimed, N.J. natives, Monster Magnet who creatively that is out there. straight-edged. I don't need my daddy hardcore scene? got black people and Puerto Ricans. In Its comedic outlook on both music and life in general sents or futures. But acid rock done badly will just leave use overdubs and guitar effects to let you into their world They think Green Day is punk music. around to tell me what I should or should- is apparent on tracks like "We Owe," everyone who's in I think its really cool. You got some good Oakland you got blacks and Mexicans. you listening to meaningless, boring pretense. Gwen of sci-fi magazines, 60's biker B-movies, and UFO sight- Yeah, to be able be there. Green Day, n't do. debt's new anthem, "Good for Nothin'," and "So Sue bands coming out. But there are a few There's little neighborhoods within the Mars accomplishes the latter with its debut, ings. After listening to Gwen Mars, I came to the notion Nine Inch Nails would be cool. Us." Each song has the trademark fast-paced guitar riffs forerunners, head and shoulders above the Magnosheen. that if the band used phasers on a particular song, it was with catchy, sing-along vocals. "So Sue Us," arguably Magnosheen harmonizes with the band's history. It only because there was a phaser pedal lying around the the best track, is filled with lyrics preaching how the only took six months for the Los Angeles trio, composed studio that day. band hasn't a dime to its name, saying, "You can have of Mike Thrasher [yes, that's his real name], From PHOENIX Page 1-2 my bongos and that little plastic thing I put my vitamins guitars/vocals; John Boutin, drums and Matt Westfield problems and expressed his concern. He hour after his 18 minute seizure on the Praising Mozart at in/You can have my amplifier, just make sure you're ly Jody Solis on bass, to meet, record a demo, and then sign with even confronted him with the rumors cold sidewalk outside of Johnny Depp's ly left Hollywood and moved to about drug use and River denied it. Even nightclub, the Viper Room. He never fin- Gainesville, Florida. At home, River was such physical attributes as a lazy eye ished his last film "Dark Blood" and was unable to portray the role of the inter- Mid-day Artist Series treated like the father of the family. His became excuses for his sometimes appar- viewer in Anne Rice's "Interview With (River (Pheonix: Little boy lost parents saw him as their savior. ent under-the-influence look. By Susanna Cocker formed in 1989 by a professor of the) Drugs played a major role in his down- Actress Samantha Mathis, to whom he the Vampire." By Laura Miele their rising from the ashes of a society where his portrayal of his character was INSIDER CONTRIBUTOR Tchaikovsky Moscow State Conservato- fall. Sometimes he appeared like he was met and courted during the filming of The media turned him into one of the INSIDER CONTRIBUTOR they felt rejected from. the real life anguish and pain he suffered. ry, Levon Ambartsumian. The orchestra| in control, mainly because his drug use "The Thing Called Love," spoke of how lost youths of Generation X and com- Their journey took them to L.A., where His mother believed they could use the A beautiful performance followed by is composed of young graduates of the October 31, 1995 marked the two-year was sporadic. His family and friends River had an obsessive personality. pared him to people such as James Dean. River got his big break in commercials mass media to change the world and three thunderous ovations describes the conservatory. anniversary of River Phoenix's death on couldn't see the pain he was dealing with "When he wanted to eat artichokes," she Kids turned him into a martyr and a hero; after being spotted in several talent con- River would be their missionary. She Nov. 1 edition of The Mid-day Artist It has toured Italy, Spain, Germany, and the sidewalk outside of the Viper Room in and how the drugs were helping him said, "he would eat ten at a time. He did a symbol of all that's gone wrong in this tests. He did spots for Ocean Spray and believed that the three and a half days of Series. After each piece the audience Romania, receiving international acclaim. L.A. on Halloween morning. He died cope. Although the drug use wasn't ruin- everything to that degree." world. Like when everyone dies, we Mitsubishi and these led to small parts in labor she had with River were a sign that clapped for minutes. Appearing in all the main cities of the for- from an overdose of cocaine and heroin, ing performances, his focus was ques- He befriended Flea of the Red Hot should just remember the good things he made for TV movies. By age ten he land- he didn't want to come into this world. The Moscow Chamber Orchestra pre- mer Soviet Union and Eastern Europe, it the same "speedball" mix that killed John tioned by director Peter Bogdanovich Chili Peppers in 1991 while making one did. He brought pleasure to a lot of people ed his first acting role in the short lived She also had a vision two days after his sented Mozart's "Piano Concerto No. 9 in was not until 1988 that Ambartsumian Belushi. There were also traces of Valium during the filming of "The Thing Called of his most controversial films for direc- through his movies and he donated tons 1982-1983 CBS show "Seven Brides for death of how God was trying to bargain [E Major, K. 271" and Tchaikovsky's was allowed to perform in the United and marijuana in his bloodstream. How Love." The director realized Phoenix had tor Gus Van Sant, "My Own Private of money to charities. He helped try and Seven Brothers." By adolescence, River, with River and finally he agreed to visit 'Serenade for Strings in C Major, pp. States, Canada, Italy and other western does a talented, strictly vegetarian, envi- SEE PHOENIX PAGE 1-3 Idaho." In it, River portrays a narcoleptic save some of the rain forests in Costa with little more than a fifth grade educa- earth for 23 years. 148." ••-•• • .• •• •:; * countries. ronmentalist, animal rights activist, guitar street hustler who becomes friends with Rica by buying up hundreds of acres of Mozart's piano concerto was composed On piano for Mozart's piano concerto tion, became the breadwinner of the fam- He pushed the limits on how far he playing, promising young actor end up Keanu Reeves' character. The problem forest. What many people neglect to |in January, 1777, It is in three move- was Donaldo Garcia. Garcia has two ily. From then on he seemed to be lost in could go - in acting and life. Former girl- dead at 23? with him was he was a perfectionist who remember with celebrities is that they are ments: Allegro, Andantino, and a Rondo bachelor degrees and two master degrees. a world of inner conflict which was never friend Martha Plimpton spoke about River Jude Phoenix was born August doubted himself. He tried so hard to com- not god-like and are just regular people |presto. He teaches at the Prepatory Division of | resolved. River's parents, "They brought him up to 23, 1970 in a log cabin in Madras, bine his life and his art. He used drugs to whose money and fame can't always save Tchaikovsky's serenade for strings was the Manhattan School of Music and also Next, he was offered a role in believe he was a pure soul who had a mes- Oregon. Born to hippie parents, he was cope with his inner turmoil. them from their darkest demon - them- completed in 1881 in St. Petersburg, is an Associate Professor of Music at| "Explorers," the first- of the 13 films he sage to deliver to the world." named after the River of Life in the novel His brother, Joaquin made the frantic selves. River didn't know how to be him- Russia The first movement was written William Paterson College. He has per- would complete over a course of nine Unfortunately, River was never prepared Siddhartha and for the Beatles' song 911 call that night. Flea rode in the ambu- self or who the real him was. I think he as a homage to Mozart. His desire was to formed in the United States and in Southj years, such as "Stand By Me," "The to deal with the social aspect of "Hey, Jude." His parents, John and Arlyn lance to Cedars-Sinai Emergency Room was a hopeful young actor who got imitate Mozart's style resulted in an America and will be touring the Southern Mosquito Coast" with Harrison Ford, and Hollywood, including parties and crowds (who later changed her name to Heart) with River and it is there that the beloved caught up in this screwed up society and improvement of his own style and a mas- U.S. in 1996, performing as a piano "Running on Empty" (for which he which was where he was supposed to adopted the name Phoenix as a symbol of actor took his final breaths. He was pro- tried to become something he wasn't; a terpiece was created. soloist in colleges and universities. received an Oscar nomination in 1989) deliver his message. The family ultimate- messiah. nounced dead at 1:51 a.m., little than an The Moscow Chamber Orchestra was 1-4 November 6,1995 THE BEACON T H E BEST SPORTS COVERAGE O N CAMPUS The William Paterson College Puerto Rican Heritage Planning Committee in conjuction with the Organization of Latin

American Sutdents presents Puerto Rican Heritage Month November 6,1995 • William Paterson College fiovember 1-December 1, 1995 Double elimination November 1 Co-Sponsored with SAPB, Brothers for s % • Flag Unfurling Ceremony Awareness and Lambda Sigma Upsilon 12:00 noon~2:00 p.m., SC Lawn November 15 Reception to follow Miss OLAS Pageant SC Art Gallery- 7:00 p.m.~l 1:00 p.m., SC Ballroom November 4 Music: DJ Mario A. Rodriguez Bus Trip to Repertorio Espanol Theatre November 28 Play: «E1 Cano" Rap Session on "Muticultural $ 10-Includes transportation Issues'7 Bus departs: 6:30 p.m. Lot 2 Special speaker Co-Sponsored with Office of Minority Professor Lesile Agard-Jones (Tentative) Education and Office of Campus Activites 12:30-2:00 p.m., SC 324-25 Reception to Follow November 5 Sponsored by SAPB Spanish Mass with Father Lou 6:00 p.m.,SC 203-5 December 1 Sponsored by Catholic Campus Ministry OLAS Latin Dance Featuring Edgar Joel and Orchrestra November 7 9:00 p.m.-l:30 a.m., SC Ballroom Puerto Rican Luncheon $5 WPC Students, $8 Non-WPC 11:30 a.m.~2:00 p.m., SC Ballroom Students/Factulty/Staff $4 Students, $5 Faculty/Staff Co~Sponsered with SAPB Entertainment by WPC Latin Jazz Express Band The end to the William Paterson soccer season came unceremoniously this November 8 week, as the men were eliminated by Drew and the women by Notre Dame Lecture: Martha Vega of Maryland in the ECAC tournament. While the losses may be disappoint- "Retention of African Culture in ing, they are tempered with a strong optimism for next season. Caribbean and USA" See stories, S-2 7:00 p.m. SC 203-5 Pioneers Reception to follow Beacon College

•The Month's events were planned by the Puerto Rican Heritage Month Planning committee, OLAS Executive Board, OLAS members, and SAPB •Co-Sponsorship provided by SAPB, Borhters for Awareness, Lambda Sigma Upsilon, and the Office of Minority Education •Funding provided by the Student Government Assoication, SAPB, the Office of Minoirty Education, and the Office of Campus Activities

S-2 November 6,1995 WESEACOtf THE BEACON November 6,1995 S-3 Drew bests Pioneers in ECAC tourney, 2-1 By Ira Thor on the surface this season, accounting for all but two of Holzschuk gave senior fullback Shane Baker his first BEACON STAFF WRITER the group's nine losses. "And it's worse when it's wet. yellow card of the game for illegal roughing. Drew also We were the faster team, and the better team up front, received a yellow card as the buzzer sounded on the TSC-Scaravaglione safety WILLIAMS 2, ITHACA 0 Jeff Patterson rifled a shot past Pioneer goalkeeper but when you play on this surface in these conditions, half for illegally spiking the ball. TSC-FG Johnston 23 (—)WilIiams 2 0-0 Scott Bennert with 8:42 remaining in the first overtime you are unable to use speed to your advantage." The Pioneers were able to do in the second half, what Football TSC-Palazzi safety . to give Drew University a 2-1 victory over WPC in the With 25:59 remaining, WPC junior forward Delvin Drew did in the first-dominate the half by controlling TSC-Foster 56 kickoff return (Johnston kick) (—) Ithaca 0 0-0 first round of the ECAC Mid-Atlantic tournament. Horsford missed a wide open shot in front of the net, the tempo of play. With seven minutes gone by, a shot FRIDAY TSC-Carlucci 1 run (Johnston kick) With the Nov. 1 defeat the Pioneers, who lost their after a series of short head passes were controlled by by Pioneer back James Kahrar couldn't be handled by ROWAN 41, WM. PATERSON 6 UA-Browne 12 run (pass failed) Goals: W-Catherine Sulivan. Assists:W-Hanna Kelly seventh consecutive game on artificial turf, and their the WPC offense. With 20:50 left, Grossman missed Curtis, and Horsford nearly scored as he drove a shot (6-2-1,4-0) Rowan 0 14 13 14- 41 Saves:W-Jane Lee 4; I-Lynn Anne Bolton 10. wide right on a short head pass from a teammate. just wide right. third in a row at Drew, finished with a 10-9 record, (0-9,0-5)WPC 6 0 0 0-6 Men's Soccer enough to earn them the sixth seed in the postseason Drew's breakaway, with 18:30 left, by star freshman With 26 minutes left, freshman midfielder Reuban tournament. forward Marvin Lopez went for naught as his centering Pleasant blasted a shot off the right side of the goal, Field Hockey W-Ryerson 1 run (kick failed) ECAC SEMIFINALS (SAT) Drew (16-3-1), seeded third in the tournament, pass went though every player positioned in front of the after going one on one with a Drew defender. R-Ramsey 61 pass from Lister (Huckel kick) KEAN 1, RAMAPO 0 advanced to the semifinals before falling to second goal crease. Prior to the game, Woods mentioned that in At 17:10 remaining, Grossman took a direct kick ECAC SEMIFINALS R-Ramsey 27 pass from Lister (Huckel kick) (11-7-1) Ramapo 0 0-0 seeded Montclair State, 3-2. ' order to be successful, the WPC defense had to mark from just outside the box along the right side.Horsford R-Fox 17 pass from Lister (Huckel kick) HARTWICK 2, KEAN 0 With 14:55 gone in the first half, Drew scored the Lopez out of the game. The defense appeared to be up headed in a pass from freshman midfielder Ramon R-Foster 71 run (kick failed) (13-6)Kean 0 1-1 (12-7) Kean 0 0-0 to this task, as Lopez was not a factor. game's first goal on a corner kick, as sophomore Pleasant. The referees waived the goal off, refusing to R-Thorpe 5 run (Huckel kick) (15-5) Hartwick 11-2 defender Eric Aaronian headed a perfect centering pass At the 9:05 mark of the first half, Grossman drove state a reason for what appeared to be an offsides rul- R-Peterson 5 run (Huckel kick) Goals:K-George Mousis. Assists:K-Ivan Munoz. Saves:R- from Patterson beyond the outstretched hands of along the Drew baseline, but his angled centering pass ing. P.J. Bartolotto 12; K-Brian Murphy 4. was unable to be redirected toward the Drew goal. "There was no reason for that call," Woods respond- SATURDAY Goals:Erin Ross Assists: Sarah Englebert, Shelley Smith. Bennert giving Drew the early 1-0 lead. Saves:K-Michelle Swawola 12; Shelly Hall 2. WPC sophomore midfielder Adam Grossman forced Thirty seconds later, junior back Greg Stanch took a ed. "Horsford was clearly onsides. We would've won, SUNY-BROCKPORT 3, KEAN 3 MONTCLAIR ST. 3, DREW 2 the overtime period when he notched the game at 1-1 line drive shot which sailed over the enemy goal. 2-1, in regulation. After the game, Drew head coach (3-5-1) Brockport 0 0 0 3-3 (16-3-2) Drew 11-2 DREW 2, RENSSELAER1 with 13:38 remining in the second half. Grossman's With 6:37 left, Drew nearly scored again, as a shot, Lenny Armuth even stated that he was onsides." (5-2-1) Rowan 3 0 0 0-3 (12-6-2) Montclair 2 1-3 (10-7) Rensselaer 10-1 goal was unassisted as he drove near the goal on the left aided by the poor weather, skimmed off the WPC cross- The remainder of the half was basically uneventful, portion of the field, taking the shot just outside of the bar, and out of play. as each side managed four shots in the last 12 minutes. (13-4-2) Drew 11-2 box, sailing it over goalie Tim Curtis into the back In the final five minutes of play, WPC obtained five Overtime was evenly controlled by both schools, but K-Amato 37 FG GoaIs:D-Marvin Lopez, Darian Wilson; MS-Jim Gelpke, B-Sloan 20 FG Sebastion DiBello, Marlin Pollard. Saves:D-Tim Curtis 5; righthand corner of the goal. quality shots on goal. Curtis responded, making two Patterson struck with the only goal of the extra session, Goals:R-Meghan Brett; D-Chandy Lynch 2 Assists:R-Julie MS-Mike Rogers 6. Kelleher, Dayna Shafer; D-Monica Bradley, Beth Bowman, diving saves. Drew's defense did the rest, as they shut as Drew pulled out the one goal victory 2-1. The game was played on Drew's home field in a Alicia Gregson. Saves: R-Kristen McKenna 8; D-Allison down three other shots and caused Horsford, the runner- TRENTON ST. 43, SUNY-ALBANY 30 light, misty rain. The foggy conditions, combined with Curtis and Bennert each made 12 saves in the contest. DIVIIIREGIONALS Johnson 3. up for Player of the Year in the conference, and consid- (6-3,3-1) Trenton St. 10 10 0 6-14 a rain drenched carpet, did not allow for pleasant play- Drew took 24 shots, compared with 20 by the Pioneers. TRENTON STATE 2, TUFTS 0 Women's Soccer ing conditions. ered by many as one of the top players in the country, to "That goal by Patterson was a blatant hand ball," SUNY-Albany 4 9 7 20 - 50 ECAC DIV. 3 MID-ATLANTIC be called offsides as he drove along the Ranger base- (—) Tufts 0 0-0 "Artificial turf is not a good surface to play on," com- commented Woods. "The referee missed the call. TOURNAMENT (SEMIFINAL ROUND) line. With 3:47 remaining in the half, referee Ken Otherwise, we just didn't mark up well." (—) Trenton State 2 0-2 mented head coach Brian Woods on his team's record UA-Savino 18 run (Deron Kick) Notre Dame College 1.. WPC0 TSC-FG Johnston 39 Brockport 1 VassarO UA-Kachejean 2 run (Regev kick) Goals:TS-Jennifer Cortese, Laura Stryjewski. Assits: TS- TSC-Haddei 7 fumble recovery run (Johnston kick) Lauren Mistretta, Kifnberly Finegan. Saves:T-Dawn Morrill NCAA DIV. 3 NORTH-EAST REGION Lady Pioneers lose, 1-0, in ECAC semis UA-Savino 1 run (Regev kick) 17; TS- Jeanne Bizzoco 7. TSC-Harteveld 1 run (pass failed) TOURNAMENT (FIRST ROUND) Notre Dame (14-5) in the Nov. 5 championship match. By Ira Thor waived it off, as apparently time had just run out on the UA-FG Gegev 26 Stockton 2 Trenton State 1 BEACON STAFF WRITER The game took place under frigid conditions, as the half. TSC-Carlucci 1 run (pass failed) Amherst (Mass) 1 Bowdoin (ME) 0 field temperature stood at 25 degrees the entire contest, Later in the second half, freshman forward Jen The Lady Pioneer soccer season came to a disap- and flurries fell from kickoff until the final buzzer Schwartz just missed a goal, and junior midfielder ointing finish as they were eliminated, 1-0, in the sounded. Linda Axtell drilled a shot off the post. Sophomore smifinals of the ECAC tournament by sixth seeded Brockport is located off of Lake Ontario and neither Kathy Sinram came up with a great header shot, but Ibtre Dame of Maryland. team, according to head coach Brian Woods, could pos- theNotre Dame goalie made a spectacular save as they With the loss the second seeded Pioneers finished the sibly be used to playing under the imposed condiitons. This managed to hold on for the 1-0 victory. sason 14-6, and were ranked 25th in the nation less According to Woods, Notre Dame had two chances to "We had the better athletes," noted Woods, "but we lan a week prior to the tournament. score in the first half. On the first shot of the half, just didn't finish. It's the same thing that happened to Home The semifinals were held in Brockport, NY, with the goalie Jessica Portelli made a diving save, but in the Trenton State. They were the number one team in the Away inals pitting top seeded Brockport (16-3-2) against process, suffered a dislocated shoulder. Portelli contin- nation, but were eliminated Sunday in the first round of ued to play goal for the the 24-team NCAA tournament because they just didn't Springfield remaining 80 minutes of finish, and conference rival Stockton State did, 2-1." 7:30 P.M. the game, but could only Trenton had won two consecutive national champi- use one arm. onships prior to the loss. New Paltz Stony Brook Later in the first "On a whole we did great for only our second sea- 9:45 P.M. 9:00 P.M. Results for the 1995 NJAC Championships, held at Richard half, Notre Dame capital- son," added Woods. "But I'm disappointed because I at Sport-O-Rama Stockton State College on Saturday. ized when Corina felt that we could hvae done better. If we had finished at Mid-Hudson Riismandel's shot got by lien's Team Standings Women's Team Standings at times, maybe we could have made the NCAA tourna- defender Jen Foody, and ment." )Trenton State College 34 1)Trenton State College....30 Portelli, to give Notre The Pioneers will lose their three veteran seniors !)Rowan College... 36 2)Rowan College 37 Dame the 1-0 lead. Marz, Eileen Sharkey, and Alison Vetterl, but accord- ;)Stockton College... 108 3)Montclair State 89 Portelli had an easi- ing to Woods, should come back even stronger next er second half, as the L)Montclair State 123 4)Stockton College 136 season. Pioneer defense was able "My expectations remain the same as they do every Lehman i)WPC...... 126 5)Ramapo College ....140 to shut down Notre season. I want to make the NCAA tournament and win 6:00 P.M. »)Ramapo College ..151 6)Rutgers-Camden 146 Dame for the remainder a national championship. Although Trenton and ')Rutgers-Camden 165 7)Jersey City State 199 of the game. Stockton lose a lot of seniors, Rowan will join the con-- The Pioneers suf- 8)WPC 205 fernce next season, and will be good. fered unlucky shots We have many recruits coming in, though, and SEASON TO BEGIN ON SATURDAY NOV. 18 Top WPC finishers: [throughout the game. should be in the top 20 in the country." Women Senior forward With the NCAA tournament expanding to invite 32 S3) Mark Snyder(sr.) 28:15 42) Karen Kaminski(fr.) 23:34 Maureen Marz scored a teams, the Pioneers also will have a much increased ;6) Tim Collins(fr.) 28:22 49) Latticia Currie(fr.) 24:34 goal at the close of the chance to earn a birth in the big dance. 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Clear com- driving yourself too hard - ease up. minister dies in office, the viously unknown extremist Rubenstein voiced concern feeling somewhat spaced out, your munications and a sympathetic Minister Yitzhak Rabin, an government is deemed to active imagination is looking for Don't shortchange yourself to group, identified only as that many of the right-wing Avoid haste, waste and extrava- approach are all that you need to Israeli war hero who have resigned and becomes new outlets. Your energy levels make others happy. NEW. "In," claimed responsibili- protesters were armed. gance ... it will be easy to overdue make this day a complete success. became one of his coun- will slowly increase by week's end a transitional government. ty in an announcement Many Israelis, especially just about everything. You will Everyone around you at work is try's foremost architects of and you'll be ready to catch up on AQUARRJS Rwandan rights abuses probed The president, Ezer given to Israeli police Jewish settlers, are given enjoy a visit with an old and dear charming. peace, was shot and killed old routines. (January 21 - February 19) NAIROBI, Kenya - An international conference to Weizman, must begin con- reporters on their beepers. guns by the government for friend. Your ideas are gaining last night as he left a pro- devise humane ways of prosecuting people suspect- tacts of the formation of Television footage from self-protection. greater acceptance, so speak your SCORPIO peace rally. A suspect, a anew government. TAURUS mind with confidence. Pay atten- Keep moving ahead with your ed of genocide opened Wednesday in Rwanda, the the rally showed a clean- Rabin was born March 1, (October 24 - November 22) right-wing Jewish law stu- Peres convened the shak- (April 21 - May 21) tion to undercurrents. financial plans, and you'll have African nation shattered by last year's massacre of shaven man with short dark 1922 in Jerusalem into a results even sooner than you 500,000 ethnic Tutsis. dent, was in custody. en Cabinet ministers for a hair being pinned to a wall socialist family. In high Keep your guard up in the work- expected. Your week starts out Rabin, 73, was about to special mourning session Make new friends and increase LEO The five-day meeting brings together researchers by dozens of police. Just school, he joined the place. Someone who claims to be a well, but goes downhill quickly. get into his car when the in Tel Aviv late last night. your social circle. Your humanitar- (July 24- August 23) and experts in human rights abuses from around the before his death, Rabin had Palmach underground friend really doesn't have your Pace yourself so that you don't gunman fired three bullets One of the ministers, Yossi ian nature is peaking - it may be world. An international tribunal plans to try 400 spoken at a rally of about army and as a 26-year old time to join some type of group in best interests in mind. It will be a burn out too early. Try to be diplo- from close range, hitting Sarid, vowed that the gov- Focus on one of your closest rela- j suspects. The Rwandan government is holding 100,000 peace supporters commanded the Harel your community. Keep your more challenging week at work, steel matic with your co-workers; your Rabin in the back and ernment would carry on tionships, and see what you can do yourself around co-workers, and another 57,000 suspects in overcrowded prisons. in Tel Aviv's Kings Square Brigades that defended impulsive urges in check, other- to create even more togetherness outspokenness isn't appreciated. stomach. He was taken to Rabin's peace policies. in support of their policies. Jerusalem against Arab wise you can expect critical reac- you'll get through it. Organize Rwanda's new Tutsi-led government took over between the two of you. It's the Tel Aviv's Ichilov In Washington, President In recent weeks, Rabin troops in the 1948 Middle tions from others. Be prudent in your living area. more than a year ago after ousting the Hutu-led right time to make financial PISCES Hospital, where he died Clinton said Rabin "risked East war. your actions. government. Members of the former army and had expressed concern changes you have been pondering (February 20 - March 20) about an hour, SAGITTARIUS government participated in the massacre of Tutsis Her' over. You are bursting with energy later on the] and moderate Hutus. served as army GEMINI (November 23 - December 21) Pamper yourself, you truly do operating! and ready to tackle anything. chief of staff (May 22-June 21) deserve it. Your week has more table. This week places a spotlight on Elections postponed in Chechnya from 1963 to VIRGO than its' share of ups and downs. Hundreds homelife and family. You are inter- GROZNY, Russia - Elections in Chechnya can't be 1968, followed An old ambition awakens in you For best results, keep a low profile of people (August 24 - September 23) ested in self-improvement. Do not and don't let anything get you too held until its economy recovers from the war, the by a four year and you will wonder why you ever waiting out- neglect domestic matters, or any rattled. Someone who doesn't prime minister of the Russian-backed government stint as Israel's let go of this particular goal. A Be as independent and self-reliant side the hos- sticky situation will only get worse deserve it is trying to obtain a said Tuesday. ambassador to steady pace will get you where you as possible. Your inner self may be pital burst want to go, plus win the approval - it's best to initiate a family dis- favor from you. Keep your guard Doku Zavgayev said it would be immoral to have [Washington. awakening deep emotional ener- into tears of those in authority. An impulsive cussion. Sort out any misunder- up. elections while people live in poor conditions. In 1974, gies. You might be taken in by when Rabin's standings. Take no risks at all with Russia has promised to hold elections early next |Israel's ruling © Associate Press top aide, year as part of a peace settlement. Labor Party Eitan Haber, Russia sent troops into Chechnya last December [designated announced^ to end the southern republic's secessionist drive. iRabin, then a that Rabin Thousands of people have died in the fighting. [political fresh- had died Zavgayev became prime minister earlier this man, to suc- "The govern month. He was speaker of the Chechen legislature ceed Prime ment of Israel until it was dissolved in April 1993. He insists the Minister Golda announces former parliament be represented in talks. Meir, who had with aston- to step down Chinese find 2,000 year old grave ishment and after leading deep sorrow srael to the BEIJING - Chinese archaeologists discovered a pit the death of 'Rabin's death must not be used as an excuse for brink of disas- Friday Saturday containing the remains of soldiers buried alive Prime ter in the 1973 2,000 years ago, officials said this week. more violence or for derailing the peace process.' Minister Kippur The pit contains layers of bones two feet deep, the - U.S. President BUI Clinton, seen here with Rabin (left) Yom Yitzhak and PLO Chairman Yasser Arafat in 1994 war. Xinhua News Agency reported. The report did not Rabin Who Photo courtesy, Knight-Ridder Tribune No Cover say how many sets of remains were found. mmmmmmmmmmm Three was murdered by an assas- his life to defend his coun- years later, Rabin himself The pit dates to the crudest military campaign of about growing political sin tonight in Tel Aviv," try-today he gave his life to had to resign over his wife with with the Warring States period of 476 to 221 B.C. When violence in Israel, which is Haber said outside the hos- bring it a lasting peace." Leah's illegal U.S. bank commander Zhao Kuo was killed, 300,000 of his deeply divided over his pital. Arafat said that Rabin account, and he also lost troops surrendered to rival Qin forces. All were autonomy agreement with In spontaneous mourn- was a "great leader of leadership of the party to buried alive. the Palestinians. Under the ing, Israelis held up can- peace." accord, Israeli troops are to his political archrival, The pit was discovered in Gaoping, a city 350 dles and cigarette lighters Israeli radio and TV pull out of most West End Shimon Peres. miles southwest of Beijing in central China's to express their sorrow. reports identified the gun- Bank towns and villages by With the 1977 election Shaarixi province No Cover Charge Foreign Minister Shimon man as Yigal Amir, a 27- the end of the year. victory of the right-wing From 8 to 10 pm From 8 to 10 pm U.S. relief workers hurt in Zaire Peres, who was with Rabin year old law student from At a recent anti-govern- Likud party, Rabin moved at the rally and was only to the sidelines for seven NAIROBI, Kenya - An American relief worker lost the central town of ment rally in Jerusalem 500 Ms yards away when the shots Herzliya who had been years, but in 1894 was 500 Ms her legs and another was less severely injured when protesters held up posters 500 Prafts were fired, assumed the involved in right-wing of Rabin in a Nazi uniform called back and served for their car hit a land mine near a Rwandan refugee leadership of the govern- causes, including setting up six years as defense minis- Well Prinks camp in eastern Zaire. and others jumped and ment. illegal settlements in the ter in Labor-Likud coali- $1 Well Prinks Well Prinks Marianne Holtz, 56, of McCall, Idaho, was in ' banged on the car of Peres, who shared the West Bank. Housing Minister tion governments. critical but stable condition today after her legs 1994 Nobel Peace Prize TV reports said Amir Binyamin Ben-Eleizer. At After his 1992 election SI were amputated, officials reported. SI fettles with RAbin and Palestinian told investigators he acted last Sunday's Cabinet ses- victory, Rabin told his peo- SI Pottles David Lillie, 33, of Wauwatosa, Wis., was leader Yasir Arafat, has alone on the word of God sion, Ben-Eliezer brought ple it was time to discard released this week after treatment for a broken col- been firmly committed to and that he did not regret up the issue of growing old fears and build a last- lar bone, cuts and bruises. the Mideast peace process. the deed. political violence. ing peace. 551 Main Are. < Waffinplom, 2O1-916-1677 By law, when a prime Earlier yesterday, a pre- Education Minister Amnon From News Service Reports 8 November 6,1995 THE BEACON WE BEACON Novembers, 1995 9

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Tracy Bodoff eacon Yoni Greenbaum Jack Gillick Student urges look at smoking policy fbunded in 1936 EDITOR-IN-CHIBF How to be a part-time amateur lobbyist COPY EDITORS Editor, The Beacon: Common Hour. However, WPC is undergoing as a commuter student, I many superficial changes By Dan McDonough, Jr. of a group or groups that they .. and that is not who eventually She lashes out at the mayor all there is no great wizard any- Ary Nussbaura Gena Zak To smoke or not to spend much of this time in in order to pave the way for represent. Many major compa- wins. It is, in fact, who slings the while mesmerizing the small where that can save them now. INSIDER EDITOR PHOTO EDITOR smoke? The question goes the • Student Center improved fundamental It's the end of October. Coats nies have full-time lobbyists the most mud. town. Some come to embrace All they can do now is take cover yet unanswered, except at engulfed in smoke. There benefits. One of the least who usually have offices closer Tom Troncone and sweaters come out of the Picture this ... A small town her while others continue to sup- and wait for Nov. 7. Just like all William Paterson College. is only one room of the expensive ways to accom- closet; the sun sets early in the to legislators than to the compa- "somewhere over the rainbow." port their undersized and under- the rest of us. May we all be SPORTS EDITOR Yoonhee Lee DESIGN DIRECTOR While across the country Student Center that is des- plish this is to address this evening; and the doorbell it can't nies. The truth is, they spend Two candidates are running for estimated mayor with hopes a spared! college campuses have ignated as a non-smoking school's long overlooked keeps ringing. It's not nearly all of their days harassing mayor. The incumbent, is a house might drop on his neme- Hurry-The end is here become non-smoking area. In that room it is also smoking policy. Not only Halloween, so it can't be trick- legislators to act on policies. diminutive fellow filled with sis. All good things come to an domains, WPC remains prohibited to drink or eat. is this a move toward a or-treaters, but you're not too Unless you are retired, you prob- immense goals for his tiny town. Just as she starts to claim a end. Tomorrow, Nov. 7, the Where are the three R's? sequestered from the In an age where entire healthier atmosphere, but it sure, tap on their fangs-they are ably couldn't even get someone His plans to lower taxes raise lead, the mayor retaliates with politicians will run amuck The administration of the college has tions offered. Why is the college, the national trend toward states are donning "no would also augment the real! The local politicians, on the phone who knows what morale and stabilize the budget the help and advice from friends before their annual 250 day decided to change the name of the col- same college that dumped millions into health. smoking" laws to nearly cleanliness of campus though, are not there for your they are talking about. seem to be the only things this in "low places." (Selling you hibernation. Get out now, lege to the Willium Padersin Collig uv a communication building, ignoring the In the Sept. 11 edition of any public place, why is it buildings. blood. They want your vote— But now is your chance. man can utter once his election soul does have its advantages). Democrat, Republican or unde- Musik. Although this may not be true, a same program? The Beacon, a letter was that I, as a non-smoker, and they'll do nearly anything to Legislators and local politicians campaign begins. He now runs around town clared (like many college stu- student viewing the Spring 1996 master The responsibility of a school is to written to the Common must leave school ever day Kathleen Brown get it. will do just about anything but As jovial as Dorothy skipping revealing "the truth," filing dents for the first five years), you schedule might assume that they actually ensure that students leave it with some Hour we are all now accus- incensed with tobacco Senior It's funny that you may not sell their soul to get your vote. down the yellow brick road, but claims against her and filling the have personal concerns. Unlike had. level of expertise in their given field, but tomed to. I am in favor of throughout my hair and even know what the councilman (Some will even go that far). not as tall, the mayor walks streets with chaos. She flies in the Rockefeller family, you The administrators, in creating the this school has, instead, decided to'Bffer the implementation of clothing? you elected two years ago looks So if your sister-in-law is still throughout town spreading the with her versions of "the truth," probably can't afford a private schedule for the upcoming semester, mostly a general education HJurriCuiam-- like until you see their ads in the looking to get that job working good news that thejpjjpblems ,pjj claims of deceit, that all increase lobbyist, so abuse your local seem to have forgotten about the three an extension of high school, if you will. Is littering really a crime at WPC? local paper for re-election. It's for the town, call your council- the past are dead. Everything is the confusion. As the rivals bat- government. Get what you want R's: reading, writing, and arithmetic, as Non-traditional students are one of the man before the election, or else good, he claims. That is until his tie it out, "the mud" envelopes for a change! Editor, The Beacon: ing for & clean place to eat? an extreme solution to the even more ludicrous when you well as many others. This is evident by fastest growing segments of the campus he'll disappear again. And rival appears. the small town. The towns peo- Where am I anyway? problem, but it would get realize they're your next door the ridiculously low number of section population, but again the college seems remember that pool you wanted In a thick cloud of smoke, the ple wish they could just wake Dan McDonough, Jr., is Director It's lunch time. I quickly For those of us who have the most reaction. We neighbor. Why haven't you seen offerings in all of the academic subjects. to be ignoring this fact as well. This is to build last summer in your mayor's opponent emerges from this technicolored night- of Business and Advertising for select an offering and move experienced the above sce- could also clear the table them in months and why are they For example, the total number of sec- evident by the extremely low number of at your front door with flyers backyard? It doesn't matter that spewing anecdotes of racism, mare that has devoured their The Beacon and Editor of The to the register to pay. In the nario, we know it is none ourselves, but this puts the tions offered in the Music major is night courses offered in each section. The asking if you have any concerns? the zoning board already turned fraud and debauchery. community. But its no use. And Kearny Observer. irowded dining area, my other than the WPC cafete- next person in an unfair around 300. This is more than the com- result is that valuable education is mov- Because you are good for one you down. If you called your eyes zero in on a number of ria. The college cafeteria position not to mention bined offerings in Communication, ing farther out of the reach of a greater thing: your vote. mayor before election day she possible empty seats. As I offers food in an informal how unsanitary it seems. English, Psychology, Environmental number of people. would have surely had you approach the unoccupied setting for students and fac- But, I guess I'll just do Don't hold this against them. Science, Computer Science, and Political If the trend away from teaching stu- After all, they're just politicians. swimming next year. seat, I am dismayed to find ulty. It is expected that peo- what everyone else does .. Science. Not only that, but when one dents reading, writing, and arithmetic As a matter of fact, this is your But part of the problem about the remains of someone ple respect and support this push the garbage to the examines the sections that are above the continues, not only will the administra- opportunity to take advantage of election season is the vicious else's food. Again I scan casual atmosphere by act- other end of the table and 300-leveI, this becomes truly disturbing. tion's efforts to seek University status be the situation. mudslinging and the exposure of the area and move on, only ing in a civilized and prop- try to eat in the remaining Music offers 120 sections above the 300- futile, large portions of the student popu- How to be a part-time ama- every candidates petty faults. :o be confronted with the er manner. time before the next class. level, more than the aforementioned lation will begin transferring to schools teur lobbyist Case study of a not-so-fiction- same or even worse litter. I According to the WPC Bon Appetit? I doubt it. majors, plus Math and Women's Studies. where they can gain the high-tech knowl- What is a lobbyist? In short, a al election am angry. Why do people Campus Police, littering There are more students currently reg- edge needed to survive in today's ever lobbyist is one who persuades All of the best election cam- have so little respect for the anywhere on campus is a istered in the Communications major advancing world. Sincerely, legislators to act on the concerns paigns come down to one thing . comfort of others? Wasn't crime for which you can be than in any other, so why are there so few When this happens, it will be too late iveryone taught by their arrested. If littering is Carol Warn sections offered (65) outside of the GE for the school to do anything about it and parents to clean up after against the law, why is it courses in Communication? There are will have no choice but to change the student New Leaders ...New Ideas hemselves? How would allowed in the cafeteria? only eight journalism concentration sec- acronym of the school to WPC of M. hey feel if they were look- Arresting people would be By B. Thomas Byrne, Jr. For the last few months, Democratic candidates for the relief. The effect of this freeze would be to gradually Commissioner of Insurance an elected post. Give us a piece of your mind Collective assists with clarification Assembly have been knocking on doors all over New shift greater responsibility for school funding to the Safer Streets Jersey and listening to the concerns of everyday people. state. More Cops on the Street. Trenton Republicans Around campus last week people could ing the size of the paper is through adver- Editor, The Beacon: Respectfully, question did indeed state that New Jerseyans are worried about what is happening in County Taxes. Our three County Executive candidates promised us more cops on the street—but then they raid- be heard remarking, "Wow, The Beacon tising. The Beacon receives no money Feinberg takes male hor- Washington as Newt Gingrich pursues his mean-spirited agree that we can freeze county property tax rates. The ed the fund that was supposed to pay for those police has gone full-color!" This week people from either William Paterson College or We would like to com- Fanny C. Fuentes mones, as that is what was agenda. People are also worried about high property state has already taken over county welfare costs, and is officers. We would return that money and put those cops will probably be heard saying, "Wow, the Student Government Association. No mend The Beacon for its President stated by Feinberg^ At no point taxes, and an administration in Trenton that has no plans also assuming the costs of court administration. Counties on the street and take more violent repeat offenders off what happened to the full-color?" did Feinberg state that use of student fees go towards the production of coverage of Leslie Arlene Holpp-Scala for auto insurance - except to appease the industry. They should be required to fund spending increases in other the streets. Actually, the staff of the paper is asking hormones was a past use and any issue of the paper. Each week, the; Feinberg's lecture entitled, Advisor are worried about crime and their safety. And they feel areas with these savings and other cost-cutting measures. Abolish Parole for Violent Offenders. We want to abol- itself, "Should The Beacon be full- as such was not reported in advertising staff of the paper works to "Transgender Liberation" WPC Feminist Collective that government is too concerned withspecial interests to Local Taxes. Municipal property taxes increased $130 ish parole for violent offenders. Abolishing parole would color?" the article) bring in as many ads as possible. It is on October 23,1995. (Editors Note: The article in do very much to help them. million statewide last year, but the state arbitrarily kept force violent offenders to serve their full sentences. those ads that, in return, pay the costs that Whether or not the paper should be However, we regret to Last week in Trenton, dozens of Democratic candi- $245 million in taxes that utilizes pay for their use of Truth-in-sentencing would give our justice system more the paper incurs. Additionally, The printed with full-color is the type of ques- see a error in the article. dates addressed these issues, because they believe that local real estate, (so-called gross receipts taxes). Had the credibility and guaranteed sentences should provide Beacon pays its own phone, mail and Look at geography urged tion that may lead many of the paper's The article stated that campaigns should offer a positive vision. state not embezzled this money, property taxes would more deterrence than the current system. insurance bills. readers to wonder how the paper makes Feinberg takes male hor- Editor, The Beacon: people and the actual living Freeze Property Taxes have gone down. We could freeze local property taxes Campaign Finance Reform decisions like that and how the paper Back to the question of, "Should The mones. Feinberg did take conditions in the different Property taxes are too high, too regressive and pay for for two years by doing nothing other than ending the We don't pretend to have all of the answers. But we funds the decisions. Beacon use full-color?" The Beacon is male hormones in the past The week of Nov. 13th parts of the world. too high a proportion of our $11.3 billion education bud- state skim of money that rightfully belongs to munici- can guarantee that we will put people first. That's a clear Much of the changes that have fortunate in that, both when it has asked in order to pass as a man has been designated There is a need for more get in New Jersey. The Republicans have ignored prop- palities anyway. Thereafter, state aid to municipalities contrast to what the Republicans of Trenton have done. occurred in the paper during the past six for it and even when it hasn't, you, our luring a period in her life nationally as "Geography geography in school. Its erty tax relief and by cutting the income tax, the cut the should be unfrozen, and increased in line with inflation. They've raised over $4,000,000 in campaign funds. They months are the result of your suggestions. readers, have shared with us your views vhen the pain of looking Awareness Week." I would ab-sence is a matter of con- only revenue stream constitutionally dedicated to prop- Controlling Auto Insurance Rates did not raise that kind of money at pancake breakfasts. When readers of the paper asked for a on the paper. If something is working or sexually ambiguous in a like to take this opportunity cern for all. We must real- erty tax relief. The Democratic challengers called for a The Governor has admitted that the Republicans have Democratic challengers support proposals that would paper with more news, we gave you cov- if a feature is missing, yjau. have told us lomophobic society was to make a plea to make ize that an enlightened pub- freeze on property taxes. no plan for dealing with auto insurance costs. What the cap legislative campaign spending at $100,000 per can- erage of national, state, international, and what you think. Well, now the paper :oo much to bear economi- geography an integral part lic is a geographically- School Taxes. At three percent inflation, the $11.3 bil- Governor hasn't admitted is that Trenton Republicans didate. Running for office is simply becoming too local news. When you the readers told the wants to hear from you. What do you cally and socially. Al- of their curriculum. minded public! To attain lion budget would rise by $340 million. But due to infla- are too cozy with the insurance industry. The 11 rate expensive. But the job isn't done until we limit contribu- paper that you like the horoscopes and think of full-color? Should The Beacon though she expresses her Geography is no longer this, geography should be a tion and natural growth, the income tax generates that hikes under recently ousted Insurance Commissioner tions as well. To help get the influence of money out of soap opera digest we made sure to make continue to move in that direction or gender by dressing in conceived as an "explo- required subject in all lev- much additional revenue each year. As long as those fig- Drew Karpinski show the need for change. We propose politics we would abolish PAC's control by legislative them weekly features. On the other hand, should we stick with the black and white? clothing which our gender- rational, descriptive, and els of education. Adequate ures dovetail, why not let the income tax pay for, infla- to end the automatic rate hikes that companies currently leaders. To further limit influence peddling we would when you told us that Our Doorstep was Call us at 595-2248 or drop us a note at rigid society calls "mascu- utilitarian field." Geogra- geographical knowledge tionary increases in school spending? If local citizens receive.- And in an effort to give consumers a fair hear- impose an absolute ban on gifts from lobbyists to legis- not being as effective as possible we Student Center Room 310. It is your line" Feinberg no longer phy is more than that: it is will help fit us for our role wanted to increase their property taxes to spend more on ing, we would have rate counsel in the Insurance lators. pulled it and are fine tuning it. opinions that will ultimately make up our takes male hormones. the bridge between the in world leadership and schools, they could vote to do so by referendum in Department to review all requests for rate hikes. Government is only as good as the people who serve The answer to how the paper funds minds, so let us know what you think. Since transgender people social and physical sci- peace. November. The GOP raised $500,000 from insurance representa- in it. People say they are tired of the same old politicians decisions like using full-color or increas- are so misunderstood we ences, or the depository of Beyond that, let's live within our means, cut adminis- tives in return for fat, unquestioned hikes in our insur- and that they want change and new faces. The Beacon welcomes letters from readers. Letters must include writer's name, address and\ think it is important that man's accomplishments Sincerely, trative expenses, and freeze property tax rates. This way, ance rates. We should give the people a Commissioner telephone number. We regret that we cannot acknowledge unpublished letters. Those selected She facts regarding over nature. It has a dy- the income tax would do what our constitution says it accountable to them, not the industry. Thus the B. Thomas Byrne, Jr., is chairman of the New Jersey may be shortened for space reasons. Fax letters to (201) 595-3315 or send Letters to Letters to Feinberg be reported accu- namic character because it Paul P. Vouras, Ph.D should do~pay for education and provide property tax Democratic challengers have proposed to make the State Democratic State Committee. the Editor, The Beacon, 300 Pompton Road, SC 310, Wayne, NJ 07470 rately. deals so directly with the Professor Emeritus 12 November 6,1995 IM BEACON DEAD LOCKED WITH THE WPG ADMISTRATION? Your day has finally come!

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