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Volume XXXVIII, Number 52 Thursday, April 20, 1995 Founded Senators 1957 At-Odds With Proposed Budg Rt Preliminary Budget Presented to Senate; Hicks Retains Chair; Senators Question Polity Lawyer's Role BY JASONsYUNG members of-the Senate, whom she 3-6. He also encouraged people to join Stephen Adams added that the Statesman Staff o believed had personal hostilities Previn then presented the Student Activities Board, "not $20,000 in fee waivers budgeted lTtil.r"_4.- 3 Ct~lU~bl---*„-„ W4., W.4.^ lrtf MOw e \r~r w7_ -ixrfe,; t S.,x "Ifvl"* toi last night's Senate' meeting was 6"I think LtpClalltr ainuuiit LO the chair is biased," laws to the Senate'. $8,000-12,000, and whether the Senate had the power Previn said. "It's ridiculous to have The by-laws were that this year's budget to overturn the decision of the the same person who at the polling modeled after the by- underestimates chair. Langmuir Senator Joshua sites obviously wanted this laws of other enrollment, leaving Previn requested arevote on referendum to fail, chairing a organizations in Polity. extra -money that Amendment XXII, on the basis discussion on how to go about After some minor carries over to next that Polity Vice PresidentAnnette doing what the referendum is changes, the by-laws year. Additionally, Hicks had inappropriately intended to do." were passed, 14-8-6. Polity possesses a .appeared at the polling sites and The only precedent this Ken Daube, vice $50,000 contingency ltold students to vote against the would set, Previn said, would be a president of the CSA, fund which is not referendum. Last week the procedure for when the chair is made a Blood Drive included in the budget. motion sparked an incident in biased, in which case the chair Committee report, Rather than cutting which Hicks stormed out of the should step'down.- stating that the blood budgets, the budget Senate meeting, allegedly to The motion was put up to drive fell well short of subcommittees were avoid the charges made against vote: 10 for, 6 against, and 3 -its goal, getting only told to go ahead with her. The motion, if passed, would abstaining;. however, the chair 300..out of the 700 their current give the Senate the ability to. ruled that the- motion required a pints for which the' budgeting. overturn the chair. two-thirds vote to pass, and thusLong Island Blood Another major In her defense. Hicks said, "I the motion failed.. Services had hoped. issue brought up my don't feel that there were enough The Gospel Choir then asked Hand Senator Senators was 'the grounds [for overturning the for a referendum granting 50 cents John Giuffo then made increases in chair], and that [such a decision] per semester for one year only to a report on the concert administrative costs in wouldset abad Dreedent." Hicks helD nav for uniforms and other policy at Stony Brook. Polity. Vincent also denies the allegations awyer Leonard Shapiro, who, under Polity s about expenses. They argued that since He told Senators to go propos ad budget, will get a $4,200 raise next year. Bruzzese complained her actions at the polling sites. the group performs at many otherback to their Leg's to that administrative According to Previn, since venues outside the University, encourage students to protest to because of the uncertainty of costs make up nearly a third of the Hicks was elected by students, she uniforms would help them better Dr. Fred Preston, vice president enrollment and therefore student budget, when the money could be is accountable to the students represent the University. The for Student Affairs, and tell him activity fees collected. better allocated toward themselves, not the individual motion was made and passed, 14- what they want for concert policy. Polity Executive Director programming. In particular, many Senators ~~~~~Ve exnressed displeasure with Politv Dr. Kenny's See PLY ; 3 Inauguration; Preview See POLITY,Page 3 BY KRISTINE SEITZ Stony Brook. According to Ann procession that will begin the this inauguration as a Special to Statesman _.-Forkin, director of Conferences ceremony. significant event that most will Next week, a new era He will be followed begins and Special Events, theby representatives from other not see again as students, "We at Stony Brook. inaugural will follow the universities and colleges from wanted to make this week fun At la.m.,1 on Friday, April traditional formal installation around the tri-state area as well and festive as well as show Dr. 28th, Dr. Shirley Strum Kenny of a University President. as student representatives from Kenny what Stony Brook is all will be inaugurated as the fourth SUNY Chancellor Stony Brook and members of about," she said. President of the University at Thomas Bartlett is to lead the the- surrounding community. Together with Senior Tv p n,»1 rp mn>n Representative Cory will be Goodman, Thompson put followed by together a committee that f r e e arranged the week's activities. refreshments The theme of- the and music all inauguration is "Celebrate the over campus. spirit of a new beginning!" To Classes have publicize the theme, the been cancelled committee is sponsoring a. between 10:20 banner contest. The banners, a.m. and 2 which should support the theme p.m. to and welcome Kenny, will be on encourage display in the Union until Friday students to ..when they will decorate the attend the Sports Complex for the ceremonies. Installation Ceremony. Tr a c i Activities for the week Thompson, include an open house on scheduling and Wednesday in the Union that special events spotlights the diverse nature of manager for' offerings at Stony Brook. The the Unioin,, open house will feature ethnic said she hopes dancers, displays from student that students clubs and community will recognize a face-ifn in preparationfor Dr. Kenny's inauguration.t -- - I i b.xi4seS SeePREVIEEWPage3 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ I ival

-Rained Out, But Not Washed Out BY NANDITA SUGANDHI Many people just wanted to grab Special toStatesman something to eat and head for a sheltered The rain didn't dampen the spirits, place. Only a few stayed to enjoy the or the appetites, at yesterday's Commuter music and meet new people. Day Spring Festival. Overall the food was the biggest The third annual festival was held success. Hotdogs, hamburgers, pretzels, during Campus Lifetime in the Fine Arts pickles and soda were handed out to Plaza. Commuters and residents alike anyone who passed by and the food was were invited to celebrate with free food greatly appreciated by residents who said they were-tired of cafeteria- meals. Most of the students who came were residents. However, none of them seemed to know what organization had sponsored the event. Many were drawn in by the music or the barbecue-scented air wafting up towards the library. Some students felt that the Festival had not been publicized enough around campus. According to them, few had known about it beforehand. Cutting the ribbon yesterday to open the newly renovated bus shelter in the South-P LylaA meri, a resident sophmore, said parking lot were (from left to right) Abel, Preston, Snoreck, and Daube that she thought that it "was not working for the purpose" of drawing commuters into campus life for the reason that there "were a lot more residents than commuters". Ceremonies Another resident, Kelly Wofford, said Opening that the Festival was a nice idea, and Early yesterday morning, wet and Eric Anderson, the campus architect specifically liked the fact that it was held rainy weather welcomed Commuter Day who designed the shelter, Carole Freidman, outdoors, not in the Student Union. She in the South-P parking lot. who works in the Student Union Activities said that it brought people together. The day began with a ribbon cutting office, Traci Thompson, scheduling and Elina Babayan, another resident, ceremony to open the newly renovated special events manager in the Union, agreed. She said she wished that there shelter -to, ironically enough, protect Carmen Vazquez, director of Student were more events like it. commuters from inclement weather. Activities in the Union, Erika Abel, Frederick Preston, vice president for president of the Commuter Student MJ 12 jamming at yesteday's festival The main criticisms of the festival were that it didn't attract many commuters -Student Affairs, said that the opening of Association, and Ken Daube vice president was an Student Association, the festival andtthat it hadn't been publicized enough. the building showed that things are being of the CSA, were all on hand. effort to give commuters the' opportunity However, to those that showed up, the done to help commuter students. The brief ceremony had free juice and activities. to participate more in campus food was a highlight, -although most Harry Snoreck, vice president for donuts available for all the students who Unfortunately, the weather may have people just took some and left. Campus Services, did the cutting of the passed through the area. Students were not discouraged some students from attending The weather may have played a part - red ribbon that was draped between two very receptive to the offer, although there this year; but the two hundred 4hat did in discouraging students from attending, columns with a banner in between reading were a few that responded. come enjoyed themselves as they took but, in general, it didn't affect the mood "Student Commuters Association." -Jen Glaze advantage of the free barbecue and of the students who were having a good listened-to the sounds of local band MJ12. time. For those that did take part in the Statesman Elections Rre Monday, Rpril 24, at 1 p.m. in The first Spring Festival, according Spring Festival, it didn't matter how many Room 057, Student Union. Nominations are being to Erika Abel,' president of the CSA, was people showed up or how damp the day accepted until 7 p.m. Monday. Rttendance is Mandatory abig success: a warm, sunny day bringing was, what mattered was the band was in about a thousand students. Yesterday's for RHI Staff. Non-staff members are welcome. fny playing, their friends were there and, of questions, call 632-6479. Festival didn't attract such a large number. course, the food was free. L

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A presentation will be Afterwards, a video dance party, Deadline is made to Dr. Kenny after she has complete with huge video screens Tuesday, April 25 sampled some of the activities. and live D.J.- is planned for the Fine April 27.0 L Informal Reception Honoring Dr. Kenny, Noon-1:30 at Health Science On Thursday the special- Arts Plaza. - Center Galleria, Level 3. Free., ClInaguaral Concert Featuring The Guild Trio, Lecture Hall 2, University Daube Drops Out Medical Center at 5 p.m. Free. The race for the top position in should be going in the next couple of Wednesday, April 26 Polity has narrowed down, leaving years." He went on to say that he L A Community Celebration to honor Dr. Kenny. 11 am.-3 p.m., Stony Brook POLITY, From Front Page just two candidates. Ken Daube, vice hoped that the students of Stony Union. For more information call Traci Thompsonat 632-6828. lawyer Leonard Shapiro. president of the Commuter Student Brook would be following his L 'The Public Research University For The New Millenium." A panel of Shapiro's contract was recently Association, dropped out of the race leadership next year. distinguished faculty will discuss public higher education in the 21st century. renegotiated, giving him a $4,200 for Polity president-Wednesday. In Hams was surprised by Daube's Union Auditorium, 2 p.m., Free, open to the public. raise. Daube estimated that at 10 addition, he supported the campaign sudden withdrawal from the L Author and Editors Reception. Event will honor Dr. Kenny, faculty and staff hours a week, Shapiro would of another presidential candidate, presidential race. "It's incredible that who have published works in 1994. By invitation only, library Galleria. For be receiving $35 per hour. senator Sean Harris. Ken is dropping out. However, I still information call 632-6320. Bruzzese suggested that Daube said a hopeful transfer think that I will make an excellent Li Takacs Quartet Concert in Honor of Dr. Kenny, Staller Center Recital Hall, 8 in Polity openly solicit a to the University ofVermont was the candidate for president. I'll make an p.m. Tickets $20. For information call 632-7230. Post concert reception replacement, charging that driving force behind his decision. 'If excellent president." main lobby, by invitation only. Shapiro misinformed the Senate people were to vote for me, vote for When informed of Daube's in impeachment hearings, and what I believe in, and then I turned support of his, campaign, Harris Thursday, April 27 will lead volunteers in clean-up all has personal biases, working around and wasn't here the last year, agreed that they share political ideals. L Pride Patrol, 9 a.m-3 p.m. Dr. Kenny will attend ice cream social in Indoor Sports for the members of the that would be really unfair to the He also said that those ideals would across campus. Volunteers Executive Council and students." He then went on to be harder to bring to realization with Complex Atrium after the event. LI Spirit Of A New Beginning, 8:30 p.m. Entertainment which includes at step therefore against the students formally apologize to those who Daube dropping from the race. He winners of campus talent show will perform and a fireworks ground at large. helped with his campaign. commented that the student show, In Shapiro's defense, "For anybody who supported government was an "overpoliticized show. Indoor Sports Atrium. L A Night Under The Stars, Wild Video Dance Party with big video screens in Hicks argued that Shapiro me, and for anybody who did any body," and should be working for the the FineArts Plaza at l0p.m. Hosted by StudentActivity Board and Black also spends time working for work for me to get my name on the needs of the students it was serving, Women's Weekend Committee. Polity outside of his time in the ballot, I just want to formally which he doesn't think it is doing now. Polity office. Adams, short of apologize," Daube said. Polity vice president Annette Friday, April 28 defending Shapiro, stated that he After his resignation, Daube Hicks at first had no comment, but U Inauguaral of Dr. Kenny, Indoor Sports Complex. For information 632- was satisfied with Shapiro'-s went on to endorse fellow senator later said that she had been looking 9777. performance in the six weeks that Sean Harris for the position of Polity forward to the challenge of having Li Inauguaral Reception, Physics Green. All welcome to campus-wide party he has worked at Polity. president "Out of the two I'd say I Ken Daube run against her. 'I think with music an free refreshments. A quorum count was again most closely identify with Sean it's unfortunate because I think it's L Inauguaral Luncheon, 1:15 p.m., Union Ballroom. For dignataries and out of taken, and the meeting Harris as far as his political important that I do have a good race," town guests. adj ourned for lack of quorum. O viewpoints and where he feels Polity she said. -PAUL WRIGHT -

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After all, it was his "There are stealing from the poor"; CENTER PROGRAMS ARE: boyhood dream to become Speaker of "They are taking away Social Security"; I the U.S. House of Representatives. etc.) Here is a entertaining fearful notion In addition, he was acting a very from Rep. Maior Owens (D-NY): "They fierce partisan zealot when he was are acting like Nazis, with their budget elected as a member of the House in proposals." Sounds like the old class BARUCH SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING COLLEGE 1978, by a bare majority of 2800 warfare rhetoric to me. RHD:- WILL POWELL 6 32-6792 votes. Since that time, he planned out Even President Clinton (not to my FACULTY DIRECTOR: TOM ROBERTAZZI 6i32-8412 a strategy to get a Republican majority surprise) is using this fear mongering of the House by being a very against the Republican Congress. 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First we must find, try, We must take up the story federal building in convict and eliminate these challenge to prevent a trajedy Oklahoma City. most heinous of criminals. But, like this from ever happening Early yesterday evening, the we cannot stop there. We must again. death toll stood officially at 19 - find a way to prevent this kind The Ta-o says that the 17 of them children. of incident from happening greatest conqueror never takes No one can predict the again. part in war. We must become ultimate death toll. Some early We're not talking about these greatest conquerors, by estimates rose above 100. stricter border controls, tighter first defeating the hate within 300 people are feared security, more aggressive anti- ourselves. Once we have missing. terrorism'stances. All those achieved the victory on a Acatastrophe like this - such measures have their merits. personal level, we can begin to an atrocity - we are left feeling Perhaps all or some need to be conquer others. lost and empty. In shock. implemented. But, we must go But our conquering must Is there no place of safety? Is further, deeper. never consist of violence, only there no escape? What do we do? -We must find a way to stop enlightenment; never revenge, The answers are not as easy the hate. only compassion; never anger, as the questions. A crime such as this was but understanding. Forgetting the first two for perpetuated by hate., Only Justice is our shield and the now, there is a lot we can do. through the elimination of hate pen is our sword. We have the First, we must find the can we completely prevent it. The potential to make a difference. individual(s) responsible for this question, now, is "How do we do, Right now,we cannot answer evil disaster. We must prosecute that?" if there is any complete safety or them, give them due process, Well, we could fight fire if there is any escape. Right now, and bring them to justice. with fire, but that tends to only all we can do is mourn the dead, U.S. Attorney General Janet make the fire bigger. We want pray for them and their families, Reno already has stated that she to extinguish the fire. It won't and vow that we will not allow will seek the death penalty. For be easy, but it can be done. their deaths to endure un-- many who eye-witnessed the Budha said that hatred can avenged. carnage, and for those of us never- be stopped by hatred, And then, our vengeance glued to television screens in only non-hatred; he termed must be to wipe out the hatred morbid disbelief, it feels that the this the law Eternal. If we truly that caused them. death penalty is too good for wish to end the senseless hate Yea, though we walk through these people. - hate seen by bombing the valley of the shadow of death, To destroy property innocent children - we have to we shall not fear, for as a nation, particularly federal property - is try to follow this law and the as a people, we can stop the hate. Attention All Staff: Elections Will Be Held on Monday, April 24, at 10 p.m. in the Statesman offices. Attendance is MANDATORY.

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_t , X 0 i- X SLEW Ad * *> o Hi Ad x<|9; fib= -I -*i 7 Letters & Opinions -~ ~~M-~~ _ Stony Brook Logo is Fleeting It's NEVER Too Late To the Editor: -To Get Involved! How should we react to the new star- struck graphic identity for our University? Joining The Stony Brook Statesman is as easy At first we see our name, permanent and austerely printed in plain and bookish as strolling down to the lower level of the Bookman type, vandal-slashed as if by a felt-pen. The truest symbol yet for our Union and dropping by our office. decaying campus. Then, coming closer, we find that the Don't let terrific opportunities pass you by. apparent vandalism is really deliberate. A portrayal of a shooting star - an object of Join Stony Brook's oldest student-run so brief a moment's brilliance that when we really see one we wonder if it was ever organization, now. Room 057, 632-6479 there at all. How swiftly it bums up into vapor and dust! It is a fleeting brilliance, just like the learning of an all-nighter; gone with the closing of the blue-book. (Or is it rather a Texan lone star that'we see there; light and leadership over New Bllj- H»5^ACT%§51 providing - York)? 0 A Or perhaps it is a firework; a tribute to Long Island's most visible contribution Ad5 ThanksThanks tl'to youyou, alall.I sorts of everyday El to popular American culture, now that Walt Whitman is just a shopping mall. Fireworks products are being made from the and the Fourth of July! The genius of the - Constitution and an excuse for a day of fun. paper, plastic, metal and glass that I College as a holiday. I I -Theimage has to be explained to us I you've been recycling. before we can understand its intent, which I I surely means that it fails as a symbol. How But to keep recycling working to many have recognized, without being told, the significance of the star's trail through help protect the environment, you I the "NY" in "STONY BROOK?" And how well does this befit a university of our high need to buy those products. world-wide reputation? How many people in Europe, Africa or As ia instantly recognize the letters "NY" as the symbol of New York State (granted by authority I I.lIt W a S^9&^BP^Ve.L-.IPK- » ^MASIf of the United States Postal Service)? It is sadly parochial and squarely targets our The Stony Brook aspirations on the regional level, or perhaps In at a stretch, the national level. Sta tesm an's -Final Can we proudly display this symbol Literary Supplement on our slides, overheads and poster I presentations at international research of the Semester will conferences? No. It is barely more be Published on MAY appropriate there than its sibling "IVNY." Symbols and identities are important and 1st. It teaching, learning and researching here

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Internships: The Higher Road; BY DANA BRANDT job. Woodbury in 1993 as a sophomore. He interns whether they stayed in ISpecial to Statesman , the The student must get a faculty started as a sports intern/production field of their choice or made the sponsor in that area of study in order assistant. He wrote scripts, edited decision to move on. It's a big pain in the neck and to receive credit for the hours worked. them, and got the highlights' of the Michelle- Nichols a students don't always get paid, but in Students can earn between three and games together and ready for viewing. University at Stony Brook alumni the long run it may _be worth a 12 credits in the position of their "The experience I received during my student, also took advantage of students' time -to invest the in just one choice, and some will be' offerbd a job internship was irreplaceable," says internship programs.. more step in their future.. before their semester of work is Moskowitz. Before Nichols received her' This could be a giant step for completed. "In 1993, WNBC Sports Producer bachelor's degree in Political some students who aren't quite sure "Granted, students do .not get paid Carmine Cincotta died. ' WNBC Science, she interned during the that what they are studying is what for their work in the field,-but the credits decided to name a scholarship after summer of 1993 in Washington as a they're going to want to do for the rest, earned will go towards graduation as him,' so I applied. In June of 1994 I liaison for a public 'defender. Nichols' of their lives. An internship is the part of their upper-division received this scholarship and they are hated the job. "I felt like I was being answer for those who have the requirement," says O'Brien. paying for my entire senior year here," trampled on and lied to by all these slightest doubt. Political Science, Psychology, says Moskowitz. big-named people, says Nichols. The University at Stony Brook Sociology, Business, Nursing, Media After interning there for two After Nichols graduated, she went requires that to enter the internship Arts and Journalism are some of the years, Moskowitz received a phone' on to get her master's degree- in program students must -be second majors that offer internship programs at call from Bob Wolf, one of the sports education. "After that internship J semester juniors with at least 69 the University at Stony Brook. casters at News 12, to produce a show. knew the political world wasn't for credits and a grade point average of "Of the 60 to 75 students a semester Moskowitz agreed to do it, and three me," says Nichols, who is now a 2.5. that enter the internship program of their weeks later he was hired. "It's not sixth-grade teacher. According to Johanna O'Brien, choice, approximately half obtain a job," much now, but the bonus of it all is' Internships cannot steer a student director of the Internship Program at says O'Brien. -a ' that I'm prepared for a lot'of different in the wrong direction, but it can help the University at Stony Brook, after One student who was a successful positions in this field, so that make the student decide whether or not students have met the university's intern was Matthew Moskowitz, a eventually I can move on to bigger T.V. they are in the right field. "If only there requirements they must contact the senior at the University at Stony stations," says Moskowitz. was an internship for marriage," says internship in which they want to work Brook. Matthew Moskowitz and many Nichols, "the divorce rate wouldn't be and go on an interview at the desired Moskowitz interned at News 12 in other students have been successful what it is today."' hirteen Unlucky Numbers Interscope Records recording artists Wax, -haven't been around. for too long. Nonetheless, they- have tordwith the likes of: Offspring, NoFx, Rancid,- Flaming Lips, and Magnapop. There first album, What Else. Can We Do. was released only three, short easgo and now-they are back with a hot new release. An album entitled, Thirteen Unlucky Numbers. In the' tradition of The Damned and- Generation XWax's sound -is a clear throw-back to the mid-seventies punk revolution. Their new disc, delivers short, high-tempo, and often-times cynical punk- rock songs. CI Though the album would imply that -there are 13 tracks on the record, in truth- there are only 10 songs. The most-popular of which is the song, "California," which

has had steady rotation on MTV. It's *Mas Biayu 111VIIM MUM Ivt:t u Fnym. 1-uumiss, uave ueorgeTT, bouca, ana Joe bioD extremely catchy and will make even the you're, in demand/and if only for a second a whole. While its practically anti- only their second release. There music is most conservative. business type ,tap his you slip back and lose the pace/just climatic, it soothes the ear of the listener not ground-breaking, but it does seem to foot and attempt to sing along. remember one thing/there's a million kids by ending the record with a subtle whisper be music made for themselves and not Some lyrics are. I'm gonna move to with the right face. 04 necessarily for those bandwafLon. southern California/got me a ride and a No false Johnny-come-lately, top-40, poser reason to ignore you/got m e a radio ain't- pretentiousness fans. got no speakers/ain't much use so I'm with this band. Maybe it's better that they don't leaving it, leaving it for you. Some other get too much exposure. When this Z-> These guys no doubt grew up solid tracks are, "In revised, over-exposed, punk t listening to the Ramones and not Led Spite of Me," "Jiffy )lution is over, they won't have their Zeppelin. Boy," and the last ea al fans to support their punk-habit. -4- Wax also recognizes their presence in track on the album, If they join the likes of a Green Day, the punk/pop scene €^ with the -fast-paced,, "Knot." The last l few years they might be lost in the 0 "Just A Visitor." They don't seem to have track is a departure ffle of good bands with no credibility any -illusions from the restof the "n t-IA. fan-. 1-mol A 4n1kmoa ---.-o e*-ov about the possibility of an1nunu rut lain-uase. Ana muise guys are Al^ltt tt19 19o6VXv/J11U - - 0mis, on 1e1 a1ums. becoming the next Sex Pistols. album. It ends the Wax has yet to reach the league of to cool for that scene. lmrICitall as. hnyUr n The lyrics are honest and sincere: record on a slow, and almost depressing modem-day,,punk, poster boy gods, like Glamorize it note; especially compared to the album a's Crecn Day and Offspring. Still, this is The Final Grade: R , I; . A: , :I. Review of -1 9" Picture Perfect STONY :BROOK BEUERRGE, INC. COLD:- BLEER, SODA_ & KEGS . BY TARA E. MONTALTO Special to Statesman - __ - A young woman finds herself wandering the streets of Hollywood badly bruised and beaten. Suffering from amnesia, she struggles to fit together pieces of her identity. She is found by Will,, a Native American who has just moved from an Indian reservation, and is about to start a career with the L.A.P.D. He is able to give her shelter and immediate protection. Will, is also on a journey. He is trying to figure out how his past and future play a part in who he really is. The woman begins to slowly comprehend mixed images of her life. No longer, a Jane Doe, she finds out she . M I .MAO 1M|Vi.a mVaty is Cassie Barrett. Not only is she a renowned -~~~~~~~~~~~ -~ anthropologist, she is the wife of Alex Rivers, the most famous actor and sought after male in Hollywood. -Though their lifestyle together in Bel-Air may seem glamorous, the pretty couple have ugliness behind closed doors. Cassie turns out to be the victim of the moody ego-maniac husband who beats her. The author of Picture Perfect, Jodi Piccoult, continues by painting the worlds of these three characters as- they exist individually and how they are interwoven with each other. Cassie is portrayed as the down to earth anthropologist, who comes across as the girl next door-type. She is emotional, honest, adventurous, dependent and independent all at the same time. Her husband, Alex, is the scene stealer, one who craves the spotlight. In his professional world he wears any hat necessary at the moment, changing his personality for each different person that he encounters. This is not just when I * r ,%r T lI r I r % Li- I Z z A-s he is acting, but when he is directing, producing- or even r - - us dining in a restaurant. He is basically a phony. His range varies from a cool, sweet talking, southern gentleman, to a seething fast talking -business shark with outbursts -arc reminiscent'of the power wielding old Hollywood studio heads. Nonetheless he somehow comes across as likable even though it seems that every word he uses in his daily as: life'is stolen from a movie script. You get the feeling that he hates'himself so much that he will do anything to reinvent himself. Will is the calming voice of the three. His narrative reflects his spiritual Native American upbringing and his career in legal justice. He seeks balance and harmony. The, Wash. spiritual tales associated with him in the novel echo the voice of reason. His presence in the least, beckons for a t-a major case of moral conscience..He can be seen as the protector or guide. ish? No problem! Cassie and Will, though appearing succes sfl in their adult professional lives, have in common- that their Omino's to come ve us your order See PERFECT, Page 12~ :ome right to-you m - fi | f | J | Nr. You fill out the is-pizza. That's it. pizza purchase Elections for Board-Members and Officers of the Hillel Student Club will be' held on May 1, 1995.. The deadlineforfiling I lan election platform is April 26,1995. -M-m The following offces will be elected: President, Vice President,Treasurer, Secre-w A tary, andfour (4) Board Members At-Large. STONY BROOK 1 1-3auv 736 ROUTE 25A 4)- Those filing for an officer position must have .=ttS' served at least one semester on the Hillel ~| ~~CWECK Student Club Board. Those filing for an At- OUT THEV~REJ!

Large position must have served on a Hillel v Domino's New Thin Crust MEDIUM LARGE committee and be eligible to vote,in the or I . .r .r.g. . .. IV election. Those eligible to vote are all regis- AL tered undergraduateswho have filled out a | .0. Cbhe e^sen^^^zza $ $7 9 9 9.9 9 a I 5- Hillel membership card at leastfive weeks Domino's Zzesty prior to the election (March 27, 1995). *f 98 i1l ° Platforms must befiled by 5:00pm on Deep Disn *****************************...... + . * * * ^ April 26 at the Hillel office, Humanities 165. 6 Pack of Coca-Cola classic - A- ^0-To Balloting will be held on May I from 9:00 or d iet ***************..****************..^yT^ am - 5:00pm in Humanities 165 and from ^0 un- 5:30 pm - 7:00 pm in Roth Cafeteria. Minimum Purchase of $7.99 required for delivery [Ia^ ami^ ^-^ -M t'^^^~a. 10 0 same opinion. This is part prevalent as rape an(d ideals are good for the of one speech that degraded welfare issues. country. I'm a candidate for votes of _congress:- The N.O.W. speakers U.S. congress in 1996, the "Republicans voted to ban lectured, "...the NewIt 16th district from Ohio. I'm abortions even in the case of Gingrich congress and th(e running as an outfeminist as rape and incest. The truth is next hundred days, and thee well as an out gay man By Brooke Donatone it was so embarrassing that next hundred days, and thee because I believe when you position, but it will come next hundred days, wil1 really look at what feminism back again; that speaker never make abortion illega1 is, feminism is a very good Washington D.C. (Doesn't Care) Gingrich pulled it out of the in our lifetime..." plan for America...as a man supplemental pro-creations The microphonee carrying this sign I think it -When people want to bill, but it was a majority reverberated and the crow4d just makes sense. No matter - 'be heard, they rally in front position. Out there in screamed deafening cheerss. what Rush Limbaugh says, ^v we Type AnYthing! -$ 2 of the Capital building in America choice is no longer As people went on to speak, being a; feminist doesn't Washington D.C. Even if an extremist issue, it is a the rally took on a mean you hate men, Congress doesn't act on any major issue...if the Woodstock like atmospher e obviously I don't hate men," ERM PAPER a per page of the demands made, at Republicans don't learn that as men and women marche4d said Eric Resnick. least a quarter of a million they will not be in the through the crowd in singlIe ~From politicians to < THClIsat- people make a lot of noise majority very long." file displaying picket signIs students, people gathered to ^DOOTOR T1^EIB to annoy them. This is the Obviously domestic reading, 'Neuter Newt' anId protest the governments political aspect of the rally violence wasn't the only 'Stop the Violence.' apathy towards important I that I didn't focus on last thing on Washington's A man was carrying a issues. week. agenda that they were sign saying 'Save Americ;a, Sharon Fawley, NYS t > A string of .looking to cure, or kill. Elect Feminists'. /2l t^p/AZ~e~me oue tCREATIONS Page 11 24 h tl .li R516-230-5457 Congressmen all -voicedthe Abortion issues were just as "I think that feminizest See EVE, I --,w , _ - -| g| s e~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Review of -Picture.- Perfect

PERFECT, From Page 9 - childhood's were empty in many aspects. Saying that they lacked functional or reliable parents is an understatement. Missing pieces seem to propel them. In- effect, it helps to determine their futures, to seek successes, and even some of their failures. Piccoult interweaves the lives of Cassie, Alex and Will with vivid imagery and language, giving us a good emotional and cultural understanding of their worlds. The plot alone would be too cliche if -not for her ability at characterization. "One of the big triumphs, I think about Picture Perfect is that, to a reader who is not in an abusive relationship, you start to understand why a woman might stay with a man like that," says Piccoult. That alone is a good reason to approach the book. Domestic violence is not an issue easily understood. The book does not claim to give any answers. It does allow us to psychoanalyze the characters at W) the same time gaining an understanding of how they r--l might feel, that they might even To be human. - .0e Jodi Piccoult: Honing Her I: Craft BY TARA E. MONTALTO Special to Statesman Jodi Piccoult has been honing her craft at developing 9 15 realistic fictional characters and AA Whichever direction you decide to B _ l when you buy or lease a new 1994,1995 stories since her early days of take, we can help you get there in style, or 1996 Ford or Mercury car, mmnivan or construction at Princeton. As with a brand new Ford or Mercury. light truck. So graduate to a great deal. an undergraduate in the creative If you're a graduating senior, or a graduate student, See your Ford or Lincoln-Mercury dealer or writing program, her Id determination to write has 4<# you can get $400 Cash Back or a Special A.P.R** . call 1-800-321-1536 for details. overshadowed all of the trying times that might have led others - ffi LINCOLN _J.M to quit. She stood tests of I 1 Mercury e grueling revision in the I *Special Annual Percentage Rate alternative not available on leases, Customer Option Plan or Red Carpet Option Plan. **To be eligible- you must graduate with a bachelor's degree, or be enrolled in graduate school, between 1/1/93 and 9/30/95. You must purchase or lease your new vehicle between 10/1/94 and 9/30/95. Some vehicle eligibility restrictions apply. See JODI, Page 12' Art- :. 11

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Make your- - Summer into a LAX, From Back Page Arguello assisted on Reyna's third goal, then kJs_ 'Cw^* of4^4 art^ ^»^fr posted one of his own at 2:34, to bring the totals rLuropea tprB lsr~vc O intermission the score was 'Wolves 12,Foxes 0. Espey was especially pleased with the to 18-1 in favor of the Seawolves. perfomance of third string goalie, Greg Taylor, who Attackman Chris Kollmer stayed hot played the whole second half.- recording a career high six goals, giving him 16 "This was the most time Taylor has received all in the last five games. 1heofield and Reyna tallied season and he played really well," said Espey. five points each, both on three goals and two The only two goals of the third were scored by assists. Wilson finished with two goals and two Kollmer and Pritesh Patel. After Kollmer scored at assists, Imhoff with three assists and Ceballos and 11:28, assisted on by Reyna, Patel received a pass Arguello had one goal and one assist. Pete Gillen from Imhoff and scored a behind-the-back goal of and Pritesh Patel also scored for the 'Wolves. his own for his first goal in three games. Espey was pleased with the victory and It took the 'Wolves only 15 seconds into the mentioned that he was looking towards Lehigh. Lesions^ Ton. vnr-fl hAnw fn Kollmer scored on a fast break "Lehigh is a tough team, we have to be ready to - arDuer 1raveil unt bIU WV , UU AILUW" - fourth quarter before play against them," he said. at the best bargain prices available. from Reyna to make the score 15-0. After that goal, do it, the game began to open up slightly. Marist began to It should be noted that earlier this season, get some offensive chances, but still couldn't convert. Lehigh took perennial force North Carolina to EDn They even beat Taylor once, but hit the post. Kollmer triple -overtime before finally being defeated 13- ( ig^L-MaBMB-mu^~~~~~~~~~op ) tallied again, before Dave Kiddney gave Marist fans 12. Next: The Seawolves next game is home Garber's Three Village Travel *University Shopping Square *Route 25A something to cheer about when he broke the shutout of the fourth. Saturday at 1:00against the Lehigh Engineers. E 751-0566 at 10:10 Baseball

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Lf) UCy, Brook scored twice in the first inning and never looked back. r b ------Nathan led the charge with a 3-4 performance, including his eighth home run of the season, a solo shot in Stony Brook's nine-run sixth |HOW TO GET YOUR JOLLIES inning. Livingston and Marcus each AT COLLEGE 24 HOURS A DAY, contributed two hits, while Paradis and Marcus both had two runs- batted-in. Freshman Brian Toia _ < Open a tab at a diner. added a three-run homer cheese- fries with gravy "All of our guys ar, hitting -IT^ Belgian waffles- and die ball well, but when you have are delicious, regardless ofthe hour. guys like Chris [Livingston] and Joe [Nathan] getting five hits in a doubleheader it's great," Senk said. _^i Visit a local court of law. "We are doing a real good job at the plate right now." NJ~oPlentyr of seating, unique conversation and Garrett Waller earned his drama that improves the later it gets. second win of the season with a complete-game five-hitter. Waller

I struck outacarcer-highninebafUs | J<_ Be the gym night janitor. I in his first start since the Seawolves I returned from Florida. "Gaettdid X"^" , Worl< out at your leisure and never -walt I I an outstanding job," Senk said of in line for lat pulldowns or the erg. I Waller, who for the past two years I has been the teams' closer. "A lot I I of our relief pitchers haven't gotten | 1L- Get a Citibank Classic card. I a lot of work because our starters I V-< sv are throwing so well, but Garrett <^ .> For your peace of mind, operators are on I in and provide us I was able to step call 24 hours a day, 7 days a wee<. I with a good outing today." cl I Next: Friday the Seawolves (23-3) travel to Division nAdelphi and Sunday they host a against local rival 5-. doubleheader C) At Old Westbury. "Adelphi will be N our toughest test since we played Eti three nationally-ranked teams in Florida," Senk said. 'They will definitely be ready for us because en of our record, our national ranking 0 and because we beat them last season." Tin Lynch (5-0) is listed 0-l as the probable starter for the Seawolves. *in fd two-run single in the third inning 4. of the opening game Wednesday was the 100th of his career at Stony Brook... Nathan's two home runs

See BASEBALL, Page 15 The Legend Of Cool Joe 15 My first memory of watching Montana, has delievered for Athletes reach a certain plateau 16 in Super Bowl XXIH. Even in tune. Next week-I promise. Joe Cool was "The Catch." Itwas football fans throughout his when they perform at the highest his farewell tour playing with the I hope the Jets select Steve the 1981 NFC Championship brilliant career. level and bring their team. to the Kansas City Chiefs there was McNair with the ninth pick in game and the San Francicso 49ers And now he is gone for good, same point. King, Wilkins and times when Old.-Joe was Vintage Saturday's draft, but if they take were losing to the Dallas Cowboys having retired on Tuesday at the Malone never reached that point; Joe. , ": - defensive end Mike Mamula 27-21. Cool, having already age of 38. Bird, Thomas and Johnson did, I will always remember the instead I will be happy. Anybody marched the 49ers 84 yards When I witnessed "The Marino and Elway also never Chiefs against the Denver Broncos who watched- Boston College this downfield, was at the Dallas six- Catch" I was all of seven-years old touched that plateau; Montana on Monday Night Football this year knows Mamula is the real yard line with 51 seconds left in and didn't really understand the always did. past year. Elway and Montana deal. the game. magnitude of what I Hall-of-Famers Terry battled each other back and forth, Speaking of the real deal, T - el _ _-_I Joe Cool was watch-ng. even Bradshaw and Bart Starr are often the ultimate gunslingers shooting Cubie's space is up. I wish I had scrambled to his right, as Montana would compared to Montana for their it out at Mile High Stadium. When more room to speak, but hey, rub backstepping the lead San Francisco to own Super Bowl heroics. the smoke cleared Montana had the cube and good things might whole way, in the face four Super Bowls Bradshaw engineered the used his last bullet to defeat Elway happen. O of a swarming Cowboy without losing, in the Pittsburgh Steelers to four Super and the Broncos on a last-minute pass rush led by 6'9" process winning three Bowls, losing once. Starr -led the drive. Ed "Too Tall" Jones. game MVP honors, I Green Bay Packers to the first two Joe Montana's legacy will Baseball Rises Joe kept his eyes on took it all for granted. Super Bowls ever, winning both. never retire. As commentator wide reciever Dwight In the four But even Starr admits there is no extroadinare John Madden said at to 11th Clark running -a Super Bowl victories one better than Montana. Montana's press conference, "Joe crossing pattern along Montana averaged 21 "Performance is bottom line and had a way of making the hard look BASEBALL, From Page 14 no one is better in the big gamed so easy. He was just so cool about the back of the end CUBIE T '$PEAKS completions in 31 on Wednesday gave him eight zone and at the SCOT'T LEWI S attempts for 286 he said. everything." Even when ALis body dingers on the year, breaking the seemingly last possible yards. He totaled 11 Joe Montana was the -had broken down, Montana still University record for a single season second lofted a pass touchdowns and was 82nd pick in the 1979 NFL draft, made it look so easy. of six. formerly held by Dan from nearly 20 yards behind the never intercepted in the big dance. coming out of Notre Dame. He was Joe Cool. He aIlAce McDonald. .. Livingston currently original line of scrimmage that rose "He had the poise to hold the Incredibly, he was the fourth Legend. And legends never dic. has a string of six consecutive hits. .. over Jones outstretched hands, into ball as long as he needed to," said quarterback chosen. (After N.Y. *.*...... Toia's three-run homer in the sixth the air, over Cowboy defensive former 49er coach Bill Walsh. "He Giant great Phil Simmsthe 2nd Th-Ie angers, after losing a inning of the nightcap was his first at back Everson Walls, before landing is the best quarterback ever." QB picked, and Jack Thompson heartbreaker tuesday night to the Stony Brook . . Right-hander Paul perfectly on the fingertips ofClark. And who could argue? and Steve Fuller, household Pittsburgh Penguins, have now Visconti (Tuesday) and lefty Jamey That touchdown brought the 49ers Dan Marino and John Elway, names in their own homes, at won three of four bringing then Mezey (Wednesday) both saw their to their first Super Bowl and Montana's modem day colleagues, best) to within one point of a playoff first mound action of the season. . provided one of the great all-time may have stronger arms and put up Montana then built his spot with seven games to go. As I The last time Stony Brook scored sports memories. bigger individual statistics, but they legacy playing al Candlestick said last week, now that Brian more than 20 runs in a game was in Memories that legends like have never won a Super Bowl. Park for the 49ers. San Francisco Leetch is at the top of his game 1992 when they did it three times. . . Micheal Jordan bring to baskeball, That distinction is what seperates fans will never forget the 11 play, again, look for the Rangers to be 'he 39 runs in the doubleheader is or what Wayne Gretzky has given Bernard King, Dominique Wilkins 92 yard drive that Montana dangerous in the playoffs. the most since Stony Brook scored hockey. It's one of the many and Karl Malone from Larry Bird, orchestrated in coming back to I know I promised hockey 42 in a twin bill-against Hunter in memories that Joe Cool, aka Joe Isiah Thomas and Magic Johnson. defeat the Cincinnati Bengals 20- picks, but space limits me every 1991. .

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BY KRIS DOoREY : inning and took the lead with a seven Statesman Staff - spot in the thir d. Paradis led the inning off with an infield single and The only adjective that can be moved to secon(Ldon a throwing error used to describe tie offensive show by the third ,baseman. Chris that the Stony Brook baseball tem Livingston sing3led and Joe Nathan displayed Tuesday and Wednesday followed with a walk to load the is awesome. bases. DaveMaiucus drove in the first Just look at these numbers- run of the inninIgwith a grounder to Tuesday, in a 16-3 win against St third and Boog Haag followed with Joseph's of Patchogue, -the a- two-run si Ingle to give the Seawolves ripped 20 hits, including Seawolves a 55-2 lead. After Vm seven for extra bases. - - C a u s e m a n Wednesday the walked, Scott Seawolves'batsdidnot- McAleertfipledto let up as they scoed 39 SEAWOLVES 16 score both Haag runs andripped31 hits, S J 1 and Causeman. including 11 for extra Mark 'Balsamo bases in a doubleheader sweep of added an RBI single in the inning, Lehman College. while Paradis lined a run-scoring '"Right away everyone will look triple. With seven games left, the Seawolves nas a good cnance of breaKing tne 4i marK Tor ine ir-sx ume in at the number of runs we scored, but Stony Brook scored once more Stony Brook history. our pitching and our defense has in the fourth inniing when Causeman avenge that loss." game goes on." McAleer and Causeman each had been extremely solid and thatis why singledhomeN Tathan who led off the Pat Hart earned his sixth win of After Lehman took a 1-0 lead two runs-batted-in. Senior Mike we are winning,' head coach Matt inningwithadouble. The Seawolves the season without a loss by hurling in the opening game Wednesday, the Robertson improved his record to 3- Senk said. added five uneaamed runs in the fifth the first seven innings. The junior Seawolves scored 20 unanswered 1 by scattering thre hits over the first Tuesday the Seawolves inning. Haag had the biggest hit in right hander scattered four hits and runs, including 14 in the third inning six innings. avenged their only loss since theinningatwc>-out, two-run double, struck out seven. On the year Hart to cruise to victory. 'Mike did what he has done for returning North as they pounded while Nathan, Causeman, and Pat has thrown 41 innings, including four Livingston led the Seawolves the last four years- win," Senk said local-rival St. Joseph's. Danny Daly also had RBI's in the inning. complete games, and has struck out with three hits while Nathan was 2- of Robertson whoownsa 16-5 record Paradis set the tone -for the Brook Gabe Correa zcontributed an RBI 44 batters. 2 with a double, home run and four in his career. 'It was a typical Mike when he drilled the fourth pitch of single in the eiEfth inning. "Pat continues to show that he runs driven in. Colon was also 2-2, Robertson win..He did what he had the game over the left-field fence for "Mhis wasidefinitely a game that has come into his own this season, with a double and home run and he to do to win us the game." a lead-off homer. the team had been looking forward Senk said. '"is was just another drove he intdure runs. Marcus was The nightcap wasn't much The Seawolves fell behind 2-1 to," Senksaid.' 'his is the only team outstanding outing for him. He had 2-3 with a homer and four RBI's. different from the opener as Stony in .the, seond inning, .but tied the .that.has beaten us sincewe returned a little trouble early in the game, but Spyros Economou also added two See BASEBALL, Page 14. . score{wlaxonmihntlK t^ RomHoric aarid it iS satisiymg to he continues to get. stronger as the hits to theSeawQlves' 18-hit attack.