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VOLUME 19 NUMBER25 THURSDAY, MAY 7, 1981 Turnout low in SA election

STUDENT ASSOCIATION ELECTION by K.M. Walsh RESULTS FOR 1981-82 Not many students "Got REPRESENTATIVES around TUIT" for last week's TOTAL NUMBER OF STUDENTS VOTING: 640 Student Association Election, President/Vice President: Jill Levesque 373 but the 640 votes cast placed Greg Walsh 14 MCC students in Student Senate Government positions. James Aiken 411 Paul Harkin 315 The 81-82 school year will Lanny Auchter 374 Michael Lemke 377 bring the first female Student Annette Bellavigna 330 Helen Mahar 327 Association President to of- Wade Davis 309 Michael Parthum 365 fice, Jill Levesque. She and her Patrick DiLaura 401 Arquilla Pipkins 335 Vice Presidential running Kevin Friedrich 318 Jeffrey Rogers 349 mate, Greg Walsh won the A student representative to the Board of Trustees was not seat with 373 votes. elected. Uncontested candidate Bob Colling voluntarily A change of hands: current Student Association presi- Levesque, who replaced withdrew from the election. Details accompany this chart. dent Mark Spall, and Jill Levesque, next year's presi- Steve Barr as SA Vice Presi- dent. Levesque is the first female SA president in MCC's dent by a senate appointment history. photo by Tony Hrynczyszyn in early January, sees her vic- which submitted complaints tory as a "Good opportunity." and suggestions to Jeff Bielki And added, "it takes a few of Serv-Rite. months to really understand Commenting on the com- Commencement set for June 10 the procedures of the office, petition for the seat "on the and to know what people to other side of the office," Leves- by Paulius Klimas reception following Com- financial reasons. There are contact for certain things. que said "It's sad that only 2 The graduations process has mencement). This year, all no facilities on campus which Now, I have the other candidates were runn- many different points, but the students will cross the stage. could accommodate 1,900 background..." ing," Nevertheless Walsh last stage - commencement Commencement is not man- graduates. Levesque also holds one of asserted that, "as a team, Jill - is when the student can datory, but students are en- "In order to set up on cam- two student positions on the and I did Mucho Grande cam- relish his achievements. couraged to attend. A special pus, it must be outside; this MCC Presidential Search paigning." Commencement this year is feature at this year's ceremony means backing-up inside," il- Committee, which has the du- Levesque and Walsh are Wednesday, June 10, at the is professional photography of lustrated Phoenix. Therefore, ty to find a replacement for both concerned with "develop- Dome Arena at 7 p.m. students as they receive their due to the chance of rain, hav- Dr. Moses S. Koch who resign- ing a good staff to work with ... (Students should be there at diplomas. (Photography is ing the commencement on ed earlier this year. The com- especially since Presidential 6:15 p.m.). There are 1,900 provided by the college if a campus doubles the expense mittee is presently reviewing Staff Coordinators now have a students qualified to attend student is interested in pur- of sitting. The rental of the applications and intends to budget to work with." the ceremony: 1,200 spring chasing photographs.) The Dome, along with the P.A. narrow the selection down to' Walsh is also interested in a semester graduates, and 700 reception after the ceremony system, air conditioning, a 10 candidates sometime this plan to make the busier door- summer and fall semester will be held in a building adja- separate building for recep- week. ways more accessible to the graduates. According to Dean cent to the Dome and will in- tion, paramedics is cheaper Walsh ha also had previous handicapped and overall Edward Phoenix, Commence- clude music, refreshments than having commencement experience on the Presidential smooth sailing for students ment committee co- and most faculty- members on campus. The college Staff. He has served as Student scurrying to class. chairperson, 650 to 700 are ex- will be present. spends between $5,500 and Services Coordinator under Both plan to work in the pected to attend. The Student Affairs commit- $6,000 for the ceremony; stu- outgoing SA President Mark capacity as counselors during There is one significant tee has been made aware of dent fees only cover the Spall since late October 1980. the summer months before change in the commencement students requests towards diploma and the reception Walsh chaired the Food Ser- they spring into action next ceremony. Last year, Senate commencement and respond- after the ceremony. vices Advisory Committee, fall. chairperson, Maria Tompkins, ed to them. These requests disputed the commencement have been regarding in- tradition of allowing only dividual recognition. In the distinction students (3.5 future the commencement Trustee rep Colling resigns cumulative average) to cross program may be split into the stage and receive their specific career programs. How by Wendy Wright He sought re-election to the really can't see how it affected diplomas. (Actually, scrolls, exactly to divide certain cur- Bob Colling, student Trustee post in last week's Stu- anything." Colling was runn- are given out on stage; riculum, however, remains to representative to the Board of dent Association general elec- ing uncontested for the diplomas are received by the be established. Trustees, resigned last week tion, but had resigned prior to Trustee post. students after they hand in The Dome "has "been c'hosen because he did not meet the 12 that election. His name was So how and when will he be their cap and gown at the as site of commencement for credit hour requirement not pulled from the ballot. replaced? necessary to fill the post. Why? Dawn Klafehn, senate vice According to the SA pro- chairperson, said that the gram supervisor Cliff Scutella, senate has two options: to tem- the voting machines were "all porarily appoint someone to Vets' Outreach cut; set up and locked" prior to fill the post until August and voting. Consequently, the then have a general election in little effect on MCC election committee "didn't the fall, or to have a general want to tamper with them. election this month; the win- by Debra Anderson eligibility ends. Eligibility for They are not our machines." ner would take office im- The Veteran's Outreach benefits lasts for ten years Then why wasn't a notice mediately. Center, located downtown, after the veteran is off active posted at the polls heeding To Borrelli and Klafehn, the and other local offices are be- duty. "We will eventually voters of Colling's selection of a Trustee ing forced to close because of work ourselves out of a job," withdrawal? representative is particularly Federal Budget cuts. he said, "there will be approx- Joanne Borrelli, senate crucial: he would participate "This is not going to effect us imatley 460 veterans enrolled chairperson, answered, "We in the MCC presidential here," said Roland Yaegar, here, and more part-time than made sure everyone at the search. Veteran's Services co- full-time students." table (the poll attendants) Borrelli said, "I'd like to get ordinator, and "at MCC we "Although it will cause knew. It was a last minute somebody in there now." will continue counseling and Veteran Services a lot more notice. If we had more time, The senate was to decide at recruiting veterans." work, there is nothing for something could have been this past Tuesday's senate Yaegar said that every year veterans to worry about con- done." meeting. Dean Edward Phoenix the number of veterans cerning budget cuts at MCC," Borrelli added, "I really Colling was not available for diminishes, because their said Yaegar. think it doesn't matter much. I comment. 2 May 7, 1981 Monroe Doctrine

OOP On-campus car wash set Thursday, May 14 by Bob Terry ATTENTION CAR OWNERS! The nice weather's here - give your car a spring cleaning and help send a kid to camp! An on-campus Car Wash will be held Thursday, May 14th, 10:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. near the Building 4 parking area. Monies raised by the Car Wash will help send children with cancer to Camp Good Days and Special Times in the Adirondacks this summer. To send one child costs $400. By merely donating $2, you can help send a kid to camp and get your car washed too! Is your car crusty? Does your vehicle need a vacuum? Nuray, Fulya, and Ken demon- TICKETS ON SALE AT S.A. DESK. The rain date for the strate the art of the car wash. Thanks for your vette, Colette! Car Wash is Saturday, May 16th, 10:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. photo by Bruce Wang recent New York Times article indicate that the music of entitled "Africa's Influence on developing countries has a MCC and the world Jazz and Pop" suggested we are wide audience here. in the midst of a jazz revival. The cross cultural sharing of "Everywhere Western musi- literature and art can serve to 3rd world nations benefit us cians are turning to Africa, remind us of those ex- either for reaffirmation of a periences that we all share by Anyone who has traveled in novels, short stories, and exhibition of Indian art called, lost or dimly remembered virtue of our humanity. In- developing countries is struck poems. They are borrowing "Manifestations of Shiva" is ethnic heritage of for a more deed, the arts can help us by the extent to which what they need from the touring the United States. abstract kind of inspiration." understand one another and American or Western Europe West, but then redefining (Shiva is a Hindu god who is The Latin rhythms we hear on may be the method by which mores, culture, and style are these forms to suit their own creator, preservor, destroyer our car radios and the we see ourselves as members evident. It's possible to hear needs. all in one.) The closest the ex- popularity of reggae on at least of a global community. the Greatful Dead blasting One highly successful novel hibit will be to Rochester is two Rochester stations further from a radio in New Delhi, to to come out of the Third Phildelphia where it will be at order Kentucky Fried Chicken World in the last ten years is the Museum of Art until June In reference to the article BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES in Lagos, or to see a Jane Fon- Gabriel Garcia Marquez's One 7. The April issue of Museum "How to Write Term Papers" in da film in Buemps Aires. And, Hundred Years of Solitude. In a Magazine points out that "One the April 23 issue, students Small business for sale of course, American blue of the reasons Indian paintings should note that there is a free Window Washing I survey conducted in February publication called "Guide to House Painting • jeans are the coveted attire of this year, the New York attract modern viewers is that Writing Research Papers" Roofing • world-wide. Because of this Times ranked this novel high there are so many parallels available at the Library Infor- kind of cultural dominance, on the list of what with twentieth century Euro- mation Desk. It is recommend- Small Cash Investment ed that MCC students use this will train and provide accounts. we often forget that Third undergraduates throughout pean and American painting." Guide and its suggested form for World countries have made call Jim at 271-2601 the United States are reading. India was also the inspiration footnotes and bibliographies. Home Specialist and are continuing to make MCC students who have read of a new building opened to significant contributions to Marquez in English 105 or 209 the public on April 14 in New Western culture. Particularly courses can confirm the ex- York City on Park Avenue at BUSINESS RESUMES in the area of literature and 70th Street. The building is the citement of the vision offered LEGAL ACADEMIC the arts, it now appears that in the novel. The popularity of new headquarters for the Asia the tables have been turned. One Hundred Years in the Society. Architect Edward The American writer John Rochester area has made Larabee Barnes admits he bor- Barth mentioned the Argentia- T-shirts inscribed with the ti- rowed part of the building's DOROTHY BRESSIEUX nian Jorge Luis Borges as one tle a hot item at the Village design from the 17th century of the three most influential Green Bookstore. palace Fatehpur Sikri, near PROFESSIONAL SECRETARIAL SERVICES writers alive today. Writers In art, as well as literature, Agra, India. from developing countries are the developing countries are Another example of in- (716) £35-8157 594 BEAHAN RD., ROCH., N.Y. 14624 in the forefront of experimen- making their influence felt in fluence from the Third World REASONABLE RATES PROMPT SERVICE tation with new forms of the West. Currently, a major in our own culture is music. A

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MIND BENDERS By Jeff Yorio 1) Who starred as male and female leads in: Night O a) "Play Misty For Me" b) "Psycho" Concentration is an art c) "The Music Man" d) "A Connecticut Yankee In King Arthur's Court" 2) Who played Kelly, Crapgame, Odd Ball, Moriarity, and Big Joe in "Kelly's Heroes?" Improving Concentration niques that you think will help 3) Name the three characters Richard Pryor portrayed in "Which Way Is Up." you achieve your goals. Pro- 4) Who played the Lone Ranger and Tonto? You have a big test coming mise yourself that you will 5) Who was the voice for Francis the Talking Mule? up next week and there you implement these techniques at 6) Who played Jesus, Judas Iscariot, and Mary Magdalene in "Jesus Christ Superstar?" are sitting and staring blankly your next study session. 7) What did Darth Vader wear that no other Storm Trooper wore? at your open text. Your eyes 4) Now, take a break. Do 8) Name the stars from "McHale's Navy." have scanned the page but for something else for a few min- 9) What was the name of the Green Hornet's car? some reason you just can't get utes. 10) Who played the Green Hornet and Kato in the show? into studying. You read the 5) After you have taken a few 11) Who played Captain Doby in "Starsky and Hutch?" first and second sentences but minutes out you should be 12) Name the Presidents on U.S. currency. then you find yourself bored ready to throw yourself into BONUS: and daydreaming about next your studies. Who played Ma and Pa Kettle? weekend. You wonder. Is You will find that your en- there any remedy for this thusiasm will greatly be malady? enhanced if you make the con- LATE REGISTRATION Virginia Vokes, in her text, scious effort to decide to (for students who originally didn't register when scheduled): On Becoming An Educated Per- study. Once you have con- son suggests some tips that just vinced yourself that you will May 12 10 a.m. - 1 p.m. might help you improve your not daydream, determine Brick Lounge concentration: what and how long you plan to 1) When you do find that your study. Advising available mind is wandering, stop stu- Since beginning is often the Records & Registration would like to thank everyone for dying. You don't want this in- most difficult part, it doesn't being patient with the new registration system. ability to concentrate to hurt to begin with something become part of your learning easy. The feelings of mastery style. is often enough to spirit you 2) Also when you reach a con- on. This same principle can centration block it is often apply to something interest- Atlanta service: Real solidarity useful to think about the type ing. But, once you develop the of person that you want to ability to concentrate you will means more than ribbon wearing become. be able to begin with more dif- 3) Next analyze some tech- ficult tasks. To the Editor: children in Atlanta has in- 1981, were there only because This letter is in reference to creased and green ribbons at they felt it was the proper a letter that appeared in the MCC have decreased thing to do. Real solidarity and April 23, 1981 issue of the significantly. I pointed this out unity means much more than Monroe Doctrine, "Concern because it's in support of my coming together for an hour to For Atlanta Killings expressed opinion and strong belief that pray, taking up a collection, at MCC." With all due respect many of the people in 5-200 and passing out green ribbons. to Ms. Stasczak, BSU, DECA, during college hour on April 8, Howard Eagle SAPB, MCC Gospel Singers, Student Association, Mr. HSO awareness week Hern, the Administration and all who were involved in the very successful Service that took place in 5-200 on April 8, I'm sure Ms. To the Editor: the Mime Workshop put on an Stasczak meant well and that Over the week of April interesting show not often her letter was written with all 20-24 our Handicapped Stu- seen by many people. Also good intention. dent Organization put that morning a deaf interpeter However, I must call atten- together one of the best talked to Human Service tion to one particular state- awareness weeks we have had students about the deaf com- ment which, in my opinion, Thanks to election help in a long time. Our success munity, different organiza- was entirely inappropriate. was mostly due to the student tions serving the deaf, and "They (we) came together as a participation in signing out schools like NTID in the Community to pray for some by Lee M. Stasczak, SA wheelchairs. We thank those Rochester area. Wednesday, children, not some • black Election Co-Chairperson SAPB students who used the business students had a children." This statement The Student Association Bert Humpheries and Bill wheelchairs for our intended chance to talk to a person from represents a negation of reali- Elections are over. The voting Miller, SVTV purposes. Kodak about different job op- ty. Reality is that all of the machines have been returned Linda Bryce and Marilyn The whole reason behind portunities and that night the murdered children of Atlanta to the Monroe County Board Moyce, Senate secretaries taking out our wheelchairs Rochester Wheels played the were indeed African of Elections, the posters taken Carl Pultz, Bruce Wang and was to see the difficulties we staff and students of MCC to Americans (Black), and they down, the candidates have Wendy Wright, Monroe Doc- face everyday. A lot of people raise money for the new addi- all came from poor families. stopped wearing the t-shirts trine found it a different world tion being put on the Al Sigl These are hard, cold facts that and buttons, and the balloons I would like to extend a when they were faced with Center. Thursday was a video particularly African people are gone. special heartfelt thank you to | large doors to open, ramps to tape on a special machine that should not lose sight of, not I would like to thank the the Election Committee: Ann over come, and elevators that read to the blind. And Friday even for a moment. people who helped make the Marie Kirchoff (co- didn't work. we had a talented group of As Ms. Stasczak stated in her elections successful: chairperson), Barbara Taylor, Comment sheets were filled deaf students from NTID play letter, green ribbons were Richard Degus, SA Elections and Angie Spahl. I am grateful with complaints and sugges- there musical instrudments passed around during the Ser- Advisor to Debbie Gaulin (SA Finan- tions aimed towards making with great perfection. vice. And for a few days it Cliff Scutella cial Coordinator), Greg Walsh (Student Services Coor- MCC more accessible, in- We are happy to say that 134 seemed that everywhere I Cecelia Connor, Lee Burton dinator) and Greg Heiler cluding accessibility to uten- wheelers participated in this went on campus, people were and Donna Cimino, SA (Athletic Coordinator) for the sils in the cafeteria and ramps. awareness experience. We wearing green ribbons. secretaries use of their office as "home We planned several other thank you. However, here it is only a few Dagmar Langlois base" for the Elections and events, lectures, and films Foster Anderson weeks later, the count of Wendy Neale, Rocco thank you for voting! throughout the week, Monday Vice President HSO murdered and missing Mastrangioli and Joe Pacelli,

Deadline Date for the Monroe Doctrine Editor in Chief Wendy Wright Associate Editor , Bill Kress Advisor Charles Salamone Typed or Written: News Kathleen M. Walsh, editor; Bill Kress, Debbie Anderson Thursday, 2:00 P.M. Rocco Mastrangioli, Wendy Wright Features Bill Kress, editor Fine Arts Kathy McHugh, M. Sean Rozsics, Bill Kress, Dave Pettis Submissions are Due Sports Paul Klein, editor; Les Gambee, Paulius Klimas One Week Prior to the Layout and Graphics Tony Hrynczyszyn, Wendy Wright, Jeff Yorio Typing Helen Eiholzer, head typist; Sherrie Himes, Sue Salamone Printing of the Photography Carl Pultz, editor; Bruce Wang, Fred Scott Daum Monroe Doctrine Business/Advertising ', Tony Hrynczyszyn Night Lights Sandy Deagman, Paula Fahy (Continuing Education) Back Page Production Prudence Slentz (S.A. Publicity) All Articles Must Be Printed Legibly The opinions expressed in this newspaper are not necessarily those of the administration, student body or faculty All letters to the Editor and Signed must be signed. Withholding of a name will be determined by the Editorial Board The Monroe Doctrine is published weekly by the students of Monroe Community College, 1000 East Henrietta Road, Rochester, New York 14623 4 May 7, 1981 Monroe Doctrine on the upcoming Burt Mangione's, delighted all with Reynolds movie of the same his vocals on "Children of San- name. Local big band leader chez." Potter then charmed the and trumpeter; Jeff Tkazyik, crowd with the vocals to High energy show dazzled all with his climactic Chuck's most popular tune finish on "The Children of San- "Feel So Good." by William C. DeCousey three and a half* hour show. chez." Tkazyik also moved the The concert ended with Home grown jazz artist, Guiessman's sharp sounds on crowd with his solo Chuck dancing on stage to the Chuck Mangione and his "Feels So Good" made the trumpeting on "Cannon Ball music from his soon to be quartet, returned to Rochester crowd respond with a Run." In addition, native born released double , last Friday, for a sold out con- thunderous round of ap- Pat LeBarbera, turned on the "Tarentella". The party then cert at the Auditorium plause. audience with his biting moved to Don Potter's club, Theatre. The crowd of 2,500 The most surprising dif- clarinet on the same song. The Muzik Room, for more was treated to a high energy ference of the concert, The already hyped up partying are music. This was performance, in style with without a doubt, was Steve crowd was treated with a truly a magical night to Mangione's music. Mangione Gadd filling in for regular special appearance by remember by all. When Rochester jazz artist Chuck tantilized the audience with James Bradley Jr. on drums. guitarist-vocalist Don Potter. Mangione comes home, he Mangione tantalized audi- his soft resounding pulse on Gadd is a well known drum- Potter, a long time friend of does it in style. ence last Friday. the flugehorn and keyboars. mer and much in demand. This concert preceeds the Gadd has played with the likes one Mangione put together, of Steely Dan, Grover last December, to help aid the Washington Jr., and earlier in victims of the Italian earth- his career played with Chuck Con Ed scholarship for fall quake. on the "Main Squeeze" album. The ever versatile wind Gadd was turned loose on the Continuing Education six credit hours. The scholar- be a tuition credit equivalent man, Chris Vadala, an skins, making the walls of the Counseling Services is pleased ship is entirely funded by pro- to three credit hours. Ap- Eastman student, screeched Auditorium shake with to announce the availability of fits from the Fall and Spring plicants, in addition to and whispered with his sax disbelief at his thunder-like a Continuing Education Adult Used Book Sales sponsored by demonstrating financial need, and clairanet through songs as beatings and drum rolls. The Scholarship starting Fall Continuing Education must have accumulated at "Hot Consuelo," off "The crowd was later silenced by Semester, 1981. The scholar- Counseling Services and the least twelve credit hours Children of Sanchez" album. Gadd's explosions on the "1 lth ship idea was first conceived Newman Community. toward graduation with a "Sanchez" was the music score Commandment," leaving the in response to a lack of finan- Three to five individual grade point average of 3.0 or for the movie of he same crowd in complete awe of his cial aid programs applicable to awards will be granted each better. In order to assist more name, starring Anthony talent. The shaken audience adult, part-time students, par- semester, excluding the sum- students, awards will be Quinn. Vadala also soothed then erupted for the longest ticularly those taking under mer session. Each award will granted only to those students the crows with his bluesy sax applause the evening has ever who are not receiving aid from playing on the song, produced. Pell (BEOG), TAP, Employer's "Bye-Bye." Mangione brought along Assistance, etc. There are no Charles Meeks maintained some of his old friends, who Chem Club meets pre-established income the groove with his throbbing proved to add a new taste to parameters. Students not beat of the bass guitar on Mangione's music when com- Chemistry Club members met last Friday for the first receiving an award one every song throughout the bined with the superb or- time to make plans for next year's activities. The club plans semester may reapply another night. Meeks then brought the chestration that night. to invite an expert from the University of Rochester to semester even if their finan- crowd into the mellow mood Katherine Moses, who per- discuss the Shroud of Turin dating process. Other topics cial status has not changed. with his harmonica playing on formed on a few , in-, suggested include nuclear energy, solar energy, and the Applications are available at "I Never Missed Someone eluding "Chase The Clouds possibility of career nights. the Office for Continuing Before." Away", expelled a sassy and The group's first fundraising project will be the buying Education and the Financial Grant Guiessman stung the floating sensation while solo- and selling of used safety glasses. Aid Office. Deadline for ap- audience with his piercing ing on "Cannon Ball Run." THe The election of officers was postponed until the fall plying for Fall Semester is July notes on guitar all through the song is to be the music score semester. 20, 1981.

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Help spend your Student Activities fee Become a member of MCC Invitational SAPB (Student Golf Tournament Association Program Lima Country Club Tuesday, June 2, 1981 REDUCED PRICE Board) Applications Rain date June 9 available at S.A. Desk Tee off at 10:00 a.m. TICKETS - deadline May 8. Open to students, alumni, on sale at the S.A. Desk faculty/staff of MCC and one guest per faculty/staff member Philharmonic - Eastman Theatre Pro to duffer welcome Return your locker key for Registration fee $18 includes Saturday evenings 8:30 p.m. $2.00 green fees, prizes and dinner. May 16, May 23 $3.00 refund - by May 21. Registration deadline 3 p. m. Thursday, May 21 Nazareth Arts Center - Friday (Room 3-113) evenings Student Activities Dept. 8:30 p.m. $3.00 May 8 "A Comedy of Errors" DarienLake A different treatment of Shakespeare's famous comedy PLEASE NOTE - This perform- Position Available ance is on Friday rather than Student Member - Board of Trustees Saturday evening. Applications available at the S.A. Desk and SUN FUN Senate Office. Deadline for application - May Camping, fishing, hiking, boating. 12 at 12 noon. Be a decision maker! Petting zoo, thrilling water rides and live entertain- ment. No need to travel out of state for an exciting . VOTE - Student Member - Board of recreational experience. Trustees Special Discount Tickets for MCC students on sale at Thursday, May 14 the S.A. Desk beginning exam week. 9:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m. May 7, 8^9 Regularly $8.95 - now $7.25 8 p.m. MCC Theatre THE PASSION OF DRACULA Presented by Student Association and MCC Theatre Department Effective immediately - no $.50 advance at S.A. Desk $1 at door personal checks cashed at the S.A. Desk - payroll only.