FREE COPYRIGHThT 1997 VOL. 62 NO. 8e Beacon25* outside of Passaic Count Graduate students seek SGA representation By Danielle Gabriel At least that is how Elizabeth provided by the SGA. Student "I asked if there currently is a we are within rights," said Messer. Staff Writer Zientara sees it. activity fees are included as a part position on the SGA for graduate "The money is not wasted; we Among the changes currently Zientara, a graduate student, of WPU's annual tuition package. students. The person said, 'No,'" only pay for what's utilized by stu- taking place at Wiliam Paterson said she recently called the Student The SGA official, she said, told said Zientara. "I think that dents." . University, one thing remains the Government Association to ques- her that as a graduate student, she excludes all graduate students." Messer said the WPU student same; the lack of graduate student tion how student activity fees are doesn't have any representation on Roland Watts, interim dean of body is mainly comprised of representation on campus. appropriated among the services campus. students, said the information undergraduates, accounting for Zientara received is "inaccurate." approximately 85% of all students. "Every student at this institution The services provided by the SGA, who pays activity fees is a member she said, are primarily based upon of the association, whether the stu- the amount of desire expressed by dent is a graduate or an undergrad- students. uate," said Watts. ''Everyone has "We [SGA] provide student rep-, representation." resentation as it is desired," she The fees, SGA President Bobi said. "Every effort is made to be Lee Messer said, uniformly set by available to graduate students, and colleges and universities across we [SGA] go out of our way to the country according to each provide an avenue for all stu- school's budget. This year, the dents." SGA budget is $580,000 with Nina Jemmott, assistant vice approximately $20,000 reserved president and dean of graduate for SGA services, including a studies and research at WPU, said Rite-Aid pharmacy plan. Each ser- although there is not an actual vice offered is provided out of stu- body for graduate student repre- dent need, she said. sentation, all student fees are used "Student activity fees are allo- in the student's best interest. cated with the SGA's mission of "Essentially, there is no govern- providing cultural, academic and ing body for graduate students. educational programming, As long Undergraduate fees go toward as we [the SGA] use the money, within the realm of our mission, see GRADUATES page 10 University plays host to • Bobi Lee Messer and Wanda Chong/Lamda Theta Alpha Herb Jackson Press Day Residents of theTowers G-f loor and members of Lamda Theta Alpha sorority lay tarps down before painting over grafitti in the Radius Lounge. The sororitiy and the residents volun- By Pamela Lartgan Student Center Ballroom. Groups teered their time on Friday, Oct. 10 so that floor residents will not be charged a damage fee News Editor then moved onto workshops deal- at the end of the vear. Approximately twelve local ing with different areas of the high schools joined the William press. The first cycle of work- Paterson University campus for shops were entitled "Sports the annual Herb Jackson Press Coverage, Headlines, and Local Day on Monday, October 6. News," and were from 9:20 a.m. Candidates to speak at forum Students and teachers from New to 10:15 a.m. Each of these were Jersey high schools came to repre- lectures and question and answer By Sherri Sage could be what elects him, added "We really want students to par- sent their individual school news- sessions given by representatives News Contributor Messer. ticipate," said Messer. "We want to papers and to learn about how to from the Herald and News. William Paterson Unviersity Messer said that each candidate let the candidates know that what improve their own publications. The second set of workshops will hold its first annual New will be designated his or her own they're doing means a lot to stu- Representatives from high schools labeled, "Features, News Jersey Political Candidate Forum table, that way they can represent dents," she added. such as Nutley High School, Photography, and Editorial Page," The forum will be held from 12 themselves officially and hand out "This is the largest candidate Kennedy High School, and Mt. St. given by both Herald and News p.m. to 3 p.m. on Tuesday, October information. forum in the state this year at col- Mary's were all in attendance. representatives and WPU profes- 14 in the Student Center Ballroom. This will encourage students to leges and universities. No other According to Dr. Tina Lesher, sors. This occurred between 10:20 a.m. and 11:15 a.m. It is being sponsored by the go one on one with the candidates school had this many candidates at chairperson of the Department of The day then rested from 11:20 Student Government Association and feel comfortable as well, said once," Maceri said. Communication at WPU, the a.m. until approximately 12:10 (SGA), and the Political Science Joseph Maceri, president of the Messer and Maceri both said event was a success. p.m. for lunch. The final set of Club, and is open to the local com- Political Science Club. "The that they anticipate a large turn Herb Jackson was a journalism workshops lasted from 12:10 p.m. munity, as well as WPU students. forum is very open for that kind of out, possibly over 1,000 people. studies coordinator at WPU since to 1:00 p.m. These workshops Light refreshments will be served discussion," said Maceri. The event has been advertised on 1973. He founded Press Day in 1975 and was the coordinator for dealt with "Electronic Media, throughout the event. The purpose of this forum is to and off campus, in newspapers and the event for 15 years. Ethics/Laws, and Design and According SGA President Bobi increase the number of college stu- on radio stations. Support has also Unfortunately, Jackson passed Layout." Lesher remarked that Lee Messer, every candidate from dents who vote, said Messer. Only been given from the faculty and away unexpectedly in 1990, and at Steve Porcello from West Milford New Jersey ranging from surro- 2% of college students voted in the administration. Some professors the request of his colleagues, Press High School, who ran the Ethics presidential election in 1996. are planning to bring their classes gate to governor has been invited. .Day was renamed to Herb Jackson and Laws workshop, did a com- according to Maceri. So far, 26 candidates have con- "Our first mission," Messer Press Day. mendable job. "He was spectacu- firmed their attendance at the said, "was the Voter Registration "This is an opportunity to make Lesher commented about lar," said Lesher. forum. (For a complete listing, see Drive. We registered 150 voters in the students matter and for the can- Jackson saying, "I taught with A write-off contest was con- page 10). two days." didates to put us on their agenda," Herb when I first started here, and ducted in Hobart Hall for any stu- The attendance of gubernatorial The forum will provide voter said Messer. unfortunately he died ten, months dents wishing" to test their writing candidate James McGreevey, how- education and voter' interaction. According to Dr. Marc Shaeffer, later. It's nice that we continue his* ability. Each student was given ever, is very tentative. "It's not "We're not promoting any candi- executive assistant to President spirit for the students and the the opportunity to interview etched in stone," said Messer. date or side," said Messer. It is Arnold Speert and Board of teachers," she added. George Alford, a student at WPU McGreevey is currently 18% geared toward promoting student Trustees, this forum will help stu- The day started at 9 a.m. with pretending to be a celebrity pho- down in votes and the college vote involvement, according to Messer. an introduction from Lesher in the ;« see SGA page to see STUDENTS page 3 "V if u* If

MONDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1997 THE BEACON PAGE 3 THE BEACON MONDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1997 PAGE 2 CAMPUS CALENDAR T-shirts speak out TUasday, October 14 Joseph x5109. Coalition of Ijesbtans, Gays, and Friends Catholic Campus Ministry Club - J THE HEAT ZONE - 'Out at WbnT view the film and Q&A with for some quiet time & meditation during c against abuse the film maker Taml Gold. 6 pm Library weekly Holy Hour. 6pm-Wadne8da Auditorium, Contact Joseph x5109. Center. Contact Joanne x6184 By Sophia A. Brooks busy making their T-shirts, com- Carlbsa - Caritea will be conducting a CAN Thursday, October 16 FOOD COLLECTION and a Baka Sale In Sociology Department - Fourtee and Leniele McLean mented, "We are doing this in TANNING SALON the SC between 11-2. Bring all the cans you Anuuai World Food D'at teleconference a News Contributors order to show the community that can. Donation goes toward less fortunate for from George Washington University. 12 Thanksgiving. Contact Orville $95-6193. 3:00 pm (Eastern Time). Contact For the past three Octobers, the as a sisterhood we will stay with Campus Girl Scouts - Meeting in SC 214 at Kaplan X2946. Student Center has been experi- each other, not just those who are 1230. Planning upcoming events. The Feminist Collective - Ctub I encing an unusual buzz as T-shirts our sisters, but other women." "20 Minute Vacations Available Daily" Club Volleyball - Meetings every Tuesday every Thursday In SC 30412:30. DiscU56injJ!| Common Hour in Raubinger 314. Contact upcoming events for fall semester. I are displayed and onlookers con- The project which brought the Paul X2697. is welcome. Contact Lisa 593-202? WPU community just a little bit O.LA.S — Organization of Latin American Spanish Club - Meeting at 12 30 TOI gregate to salute the annual Students holds general meetings every Hunziker Wing #16. Contact Linda Cta#£l "Clothesline Project." closer had a lot of good supporters. Tuesday at 1230 in H207. Contact William 720-5029 1 This project came into existence Two female students Erica Reddan ^ *2^ Prices: Ramos 684-015& SAPB - Pep Rally & Bonfire followed byj§[ SAPB - Movie Night: "Hercules". 7:00 pm. crowning of the homecoming king anSI seven years ago with a group of and Nathalie Zammit said of the Student Center Ballroom. Contact the SAPS queen. Lot 6.8-11 pm. Contact 720-32% , project, "It's very powerful, office atx325a Women's Center - Women's HeaWl3J women known as the Cape Cod tljm|,rygl u/yoT ^J • any other offer • Exp. 11/1/97 I ONLY 3 Min. From Campus across from Wayne Hills Mall Brake WPU students to stage two productions at black box theatre 389-1112 By Pamela Langan selves as man and wife, and with ious and rude guy, but he means of mankind and our worth as a back to the theater after 20 years. 87 BERDAH AVENUE, WAYNE News Editor the interaction with the couples, .well most of the time." Wnoroski race. It's an amusing look at "On a fluke I auditioned with stu- t Coming soon the the Hunziker having to deal with competition was first introduced to this play by whether we justify ourselves as dents of mine, and ironically they ZOV30S-6700 Oil Change $20 Black Box Theater at William and jealousy," said Cioffari. his roommate Christopher Paseka. rulers of the planet." called me back." Paterson University is an evening All of the cast members of At Paseka portrays the role of Dick, Taylor, a WPU senior, portrays The performances in will be Visa Mastercard Accepted! of two one-act modern comedies. Home are students of WPU, he a psychiatrist who is moving into the part of God as a student. "I Oct. 15-19, Wednesday through The two comedies "At Home" noted. "What's really good about this new community with his wife have big shoes to fill," said Taylor. Saturday at 8 p.m., Thursday also William Paterson Free Ride Back to Dorms! and "The Whole Shebang" feature working on this play is you're Janet. "My wife and I find our- Matsko, an alumnus of WPU, is at 3:30 p.m., and Sunday at 6 p.m. student performers as well as out- working with students who are selves in a very uncomfortable sit- happy to be returning to her alma Tickets for the WPU community side talent. Both were directed by willing to give up a lot of time and uation when we are in Ted's mater stage. Now a director and and senior citizens are $5, and for University Philip Cioffari, English professor energy into doing it." home," said Paseka. teacher at Memorial High School all others $6. Bfeacon at WPU. The performs in At Home are Following At Home will be the in Elmwood Park, she is coming "This is my third year directing Tina K. Glowacki, Virginia A. second comedy "The Whole A wewjp/jpee THAT'S CLEARLY FOR YOU in the Hunziker Black Box," said Kamenitzer, Michael Ljeberman, Shebang" which stars both stu- Cioffari. "I chose these plays Christopher A. Paseka, Alyce J dents and outside performers. New organization Breist Cancer Tracy Bodoff because I thought they were enter- Rosolen, and Michael K. Featured actors and actresses are Editor in Chief taining." Wnoroski. Pamela J. Spinelli-Cappetta, supports students Tuesday, October 21, He explained, At Home is about Wnoroski, a junior at WPU, Michael Lieberman, Marlene the interrelationship of three cou- captured the role of Ted. "He's a Matsko, Alicia D. Simmons, By Paul Villani ensure an affordable education is 1997 Pamela Langan to vote," said Beder, who is the News Editor Matthew Halpern ples in a condominium complex. big bully," said Wnoroski. "He's Shane Taylor, and Gino Ziccardi. News Contributor 12:00-2:00 PM Business Manager "A lot of unlikely things go on the man of the house for the •Cioffari* explains The Whole WPU representative of the 21 between couples, within them- majority of the play; a very obnox- Shebang as a "philosophical view Over the past eight years, state fund. That is precisely why col- Tim Bornemann government funding of higher lege funding is not even on the top Insider Editor Dana Romatowski Meet us in front Proceeds to benefit It takes about Office Manager education has dropped. Though 20 most important issues in the of the student the state will tell someone they state students don't vote. This is American Cancer Ed Erlenmeyer Students earn awards for work center if the sun 20 minutes to Dan Galioto have been increasing dollars to a sad fact especially since every Society Breast Cancer Assistant Insider Editor state colleges by 1.6 %, they will dollar spent on higher education is shining or in walk the Circulation Manager from PRESS page 1 Research. not tell you that mere increase gets five dollars returned to the the ballroom if barrier free Norman DeFilippo tographer. The students then does not come anywhere near state treasury. The truth is until Editorial Page Editor Christopher Lesny wrote their own articles of the what is needed to keep up with the students start voting in bigger it's raining! route! Proofreader Donations are interview. inflation. Meanwhile the students numbers and let their voices be Sylvana Meneses The first place winner came watch the tuition increase and it heard on the issues, the legislature welcome but not Photo Editor George Robb from Kinnelon High School. has hit them pretty hard at William will keep them on the bottom of mandatory. Academic Advisor Allison Benkwitt was awarded a Paterson University with the their lists of concerns. Those Danielle Gabriel framed certificate and will be recent 12% increase. Who will interested in the 21 Fund can con- Pledge sheets are avail- receiving an engraved plaque as Al Giamarino defend students from this brutal tact them at (609) 393-4944. The able in the Women's soon as possible. attack on our wallets? According 21 Fund can also be mailed at : 21 Dave Roe Financial Services The second place certificate to Adam Beder, a student at WPU, Fund, 119 South Warren Street, Center Staff Writers Provided By went to Nick Yokos from Fort Lee the 21 Fund is the right group for 2nd floor, Trenton, NJ, 08608. Charlotte O'Brien High School. the task. The 21 Fund will also be hold- SC-214. Ronald Bonadonna, advisor for Melissa Storms Barbara Stomber The 21 Fund is an organization ing a rally on Saturday, October 18 Designer the Maroon and Gray of Nutley Sponsored by The Women's Center & High School, was proud to return of students who are seeking quali- at the College of New Jersey. If with his students for their fourth ty, affordable higher education. interested in attending the summit, The Community Health Club. The Beacon Is published on Monday and serves Haledon, North Haledon; Wayne and the pick up forms in the Student William Paterson University Campus Community. Business/Editorial offices are located attended Herb Jackson Press Day. The students do all the work. SGA Funded. mi the campus of William Paterson University In the Student Center, Room 310. Wayne, "There were very good presenters Sylvana Meneses/The Beacon "Even though students outnumber Government Association (SGA) NJ 07476 -973-120^248, The Beacon receives no money from WPU or Us student body and it went at a nice leisurely senior citizens two to one. Senior office. and therefore relies solely on advertising revenue to operate. First-place winnerAllison Benkwitt poses with Tina Lesher, jour- pace," said Bonadonna. "The stu- nalism professor, at the Herb Jackson Press Day awards cer- citizens out vote students three to Students* voices do count, but dents enjoyed it and some were money one. The most effective way to only if they are heard. even talking about coming back PAGE 4 THE BEACON MONDAY, OCTOBER 13, l997 MONDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1997 THE BEACON PAGE 5 V.B.P.A. 8EEK9 Q.C. The Beacon Translation: Very Busy Personnel Agency seeks Qualified 15% of students lack representation Candidates. We have numerous job opportunities and you EDITORIAL BOARD have the skills - lets make the match! Several part-time and WILLIAM PATERSON UNIVERSITY ecently, graduate students here at William full-time, temp and perm positions available immediately TVacy Bodbff • Editor- In -Chief their more experienced concerns on such matters. COLLEGE OF THE ARTS AND COMMUNICATION Paterson University (WPU) have expressed such as: Pam Langan • News Editor But the SGA has no positions which are elected their discontent with the blatant lack of grad- 'Part-Time Temp (Tuesdays 9-3pm) Tim Bomemann • Insider Editor R solely by graduates to represent the needs of those UPCOMING EVENTS A T uate student representation within the Student Ed Erlenmeyer • Assistant Editor students. However, such is not the case for the fresh- Car Jockey in Fairfield. $8/hour THE SHEA CENTER FOR PERFORMING ARTS Government Association (SGA). Being that the SGA Sylvana Meneses • Photo Editor man, sophomore, junior, and senior classes. Each 'Full-Time Temp (Mon-Fri 8-4:15pm) is the organization which receives all Student activi- Norman C. DeFilippo year those classes vote for their own class president, Clerical in Wayne $9/hour ty fees so that the SGA may utilize these moneys in n Editorial Page Editor • vice president, treasurer and secretary. 'Full-Time Temp (Mon-Fri 8:30-5pm) AT HOME & THE WHOLE SHFRANC! the "best" interest of the students, such concerns are Although, the idea of creating a SGA run entirely Word Processor (Macintosh) $11 two one act plays warranted, especially, since the SGA has a history of (this event is in the Hunzlker Black Box Theater) by graduate students is enticing, it is not at all feasi- appropriating funds in a less than appropriate man- October IS, 17 & 18 at 8:00p.m. ble at this time. The reason being that Graduate Whether you are hoping to earn extra money during the October 16 at 3:30 & 8:00p.m. ner. Students as of right now only make up 15% of semester or graduating in December and looking for a October 19 at 6:00 p.m. Take, for instance, spring 1997 semester's pur- William Paterson University's total enrollment. perm position in one of the area's prestigious corporations- MIDDAY ARTIST SERIES: PROFESSORS J. CRAIG DAVIS, GARY KIRKPATRICK & chase of the clock which stands in front of the But now that William Paterson is finally a univer- Call Elite Personnel today to hear more about these and library. Said purchase drained more than $24,000 STEPHEN BRYANT - OF MUSIC FOR & PIANO Rethink door to door soliciting sity, it will most definitively be admitting more grad- other exciting opportunities. Thursday, October 16 at 12:30p.m. from student activity funds, even though, the clock's uate students. WPU will surely see a day when To the Editor: _by a neighbor purchase has not yet inspired any activities, other Graduate students will require their own entire leg- n ELITE WAYNE CHAMBER ORCHESTRA - BIRDS OF A FEATHFR Families devastated, towns and What is the solution? We can than an initial ribbon cutting ceremony and the ritual islative body; but, until that time the SGA must Friday, October 17 at 8:00p.m. 933 Route 23 South the $5 for students!!! cities in disbelief, shattered hearts no longer simply rely on our judi- displays of disbelief by passerby students, baffled make appropriate measures to ensure fair and ade- Pompton Plains, N.J. 07444 of parents and siblings, all because cial system and the penal system with the mere concept of such a purchase. quate representation of all the students they claim to 839-4401 JAZZ ROOM: MARION MCPARTLAND children are encouraged to partici- to deal out justice and rehabilitate. Clearly, the SGA needs graduate students to voice represent. Sunday, October 12 at 4:00p.m. pate in door to door solicitation. It is unfortunate, but in today's From Brownies and Girl Scouts society consumed by violence and WHAT'S THAT YOU SAY? Letters to the Editor can be e- MIDDAY ARTIST SERIES: RICHARD JACOBOWSKI - CLASSICAL GUITAR, BARBARA selling cookies to teenagers partic- sex, parents and guardians can no mailed to [email protected] REARICK - MEZZO SOPRANO ipating in school fund raisers. longer allow the window of oppor- YOU DON'T KNOW WHAT terson.edu, faxed to 973-720-2093, Thursday, October 23 at 12:30p.m. Every citizen in Bergen County tunity to exist for predators of our TO WRITE ABOUT . . . or mailed to The Beacon, SC 310 felt the shock of a young, innocent innocent and trusting children. 300 Pompton Road Wayne, NJ DISTINGUISHED LECTURER SERIES: NJ GUBERNATORIAL DEBATE Brownie who was brutally mur- Door to door solicitation by chil- Ill US KNOW WHAT YOU THINK: 07470 and can be no longer than Friday, Oct 24 at 7:00p.m. dered after being sexually assault- 150 words, columns or op-ed arti- dren, for whatever cause, should HAS SOMEONE BEEN LESS THAN ed by a neighbor while selling be supervised. Maybe it is even cles should be no longer than 500 JAZZ ROOM: STANLEY TURRENTINE & THE WP JAZZ ENSEMBLE cookies door to door. (State vs. time for another law, one mandat- COOPERATIVE IN ADDRESSING A words. Letters must be signed. The Sunday, October 26 at 4:00p.m. McGowen) Now we are in disbe- ing the adult supervision or even CONCERN THAT Y00 HAVE BROOGHT editor reserves the right to edit for grammar and length. Manuscripts The Shea Center Box Office is open Monday through Friday from lief about the eleven year old from better yet prohibiting door to door TO THEIR ATTENTION? 10:00 a.m. until 5:00 p.m. For tickets and additional information, can not be returned. All submis- please call: Jackson Township, who was also solicitation by minors. Letter's can be no longer than 150 words sexually assaulted and murdered sions become the property of The Diane Benedetto Beacon 973-720-2371

world renowned motivational speaker may appear at WPU 1465 HAMBURG TPKE., WAYNE, N.J. African Heritage Month through Angelou and/or Ms. Alice Walker. $11,570.00 toward this event and the Women's Studies Department. These fine women have greatly I want students and members in would need to raise an additional The 628-1824 • FAX 628-0459 In support of student interest and contributed to our collection of lit- our neighboring communities to $8,430.00 in order to sign Alice Jollective popular demand, we have come up erary works including "I Know NO SMOKING AREA AVAILABLE have the opportunity to hear one of Walker and/or $17,000.00 to have and Essence (English Club) at with two extraordinary Why the Caged Bird Sings" and them at The Shea Center for Maya Angelou. You can support William Paterson University, writers/poets whom are both "The Color Purple", not to men- Wayne Hills Diner Performing Arts, on campus. this student initiated program and located in Wayne, is attempting to accomplished professors and tion a combination of ten volumes Many people have been inspired our University by purchasing have a motivational speaker for respected individuals, Ms. Maya of poetry. and moved by their written work advertisement space in out OPEN 24 HOURS and public engagements over the Commemorative Program. You & Restaurant Hazards accessing WPU network years. They have received honors can purchase two full page ads for from the Presidents of the United $800.00 and receive two comple- pon acceptance into my $50 got to work. All he did was turn on ny States, won the title Poet Laureate mentary orchestra seats to the per- _ . WPU as a transferring machine, connect a wire to the back, and then connec TTt and several other prestigious formance. A full page ad is selling \mJ junior, I went out and it to the wall, an act a five year old could have per- WELCOME BACK STUDENTS. FACULTY & STAFF recognitions from various organi- at $500.00; half a page ad $250.00; _J purchased a desktop computer formed. Then he proceeded to tell me that the only zations and publications. We have for my scholarly and leisurely needs (as I live on quarter page ad $175.00; eight man on campus with a key to the network hub on my benefitted from their interest in the campus). Possessing the knowledge that comes with page ad $70.00 or an floor was no where to be found, and would have to promotion of humanitarian and LUNCH SPECIALS 7 Days A Week (11 AM- 9 PM) seven years of ownership, and three years of com- Acknowledgement Listing for come back when he could be found (thankfully, I did educational speeches nationwide. FAX OR CALL IN mercial and retail sales and service, I found the idea $25.00, all money funds: speaker MON. thru FRI. n't have to be around). Upon leaving, he left me some They have gained media coverage COMPLETE DINNERS of having the University's Residence Hall Network fee, travel/hotel accommodations, simple steps to finish the installation when the net through the art of communication. Starting At... YOUR LUNCH OR Access in my apartment a feasible one. security, staff, maintenance, tech- work was finally turned on (two days later). In honor of. Maya Angelou Starting $ H 95 So I coughed up the $50 for the access fee, nical and program materials. However, when the network was finally connected and/or Alice Walker, we have put DINNER ORDER At . . . I & coughed up $100 for the network card, and coupled This program will be a memorable &Up and the final installation steps taken, my compute together a program that will truly occasion to everyone that has con- $3.95 - $5.95 Does Not Include tax • Dine-In Only with my multi-hundred dollar computer, nearly severely crashed, permanently disabling my system be an unforgettable evening. To 30M1NIN brought my cash reserves to an end. But it wouldn't tributed to its success. For further Does Not Include tax • Dine-In Only Now this, the last straw, led to me to persistently cal start off the night, our world Includes Soup & Salad, Bread & Butter, matter, I thought, for I would have network access in information about purchasing the network office requesting a technician. I was renowned Jazz Band will perform Includes Soup & Beverage ADVANCE FOR Entree, Coffee And Desert my apartment, and be able to access my school advertisement space, please con- given an appointment for later that day, only to sit and before our main speaker,- in addi- records, the Sarah Byrd Askew Ubrary databases, tact Kristen Mack in the SGA Excludes Holidays Excludes Holidays wait until 9 at night, to then find out the office had tion to closing the evening. FAST PICK-UP and my good old E-mail account, all from the comfort Office (973) 720-3405. By closed, and my technician never to show. Several individuals from our Jazz, of my very own bedroom chair. I thought. October 28th we will tally all Finally, the networking office flatly told me they Graphic Arts, Feminist Collective, I found the networking branch of WPU to be very endorsement money. 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PAGE 6 THE BEACON MONDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1997 MONDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1997 THE BEACON PAGE 7 College of the Arts & Communication Performing Arts Resource Management Unit UNIVERSITY The Insider Gig Guide WE NEED "U" nP.C\' H'Thf Jayhawks @ Theatre of the Living Arts Philadelphia An evening of two one-act modern comedies Oct. 14-Sarah McLachlan @ Theatre at MSG NYC, Fiona Apple directed by Philip Cioffari State Theatre New Brunswick « * ** rJ?cL15-Mach»ne Head @ Irving Plaza NYC, For William Paterson Oct. 16-The Nucons @ Irving Plaza NYC, Big Head Todd & The Monsters @ Tradewinds Sea Bright, NJ, Rolling Stones @ Giants At Home Stadium Oct. 18-Down By Law @ Coney Island High NYC, Primus/Buck O Nine @ Electric Factory Philadelphia

Resident Assistants work with THE STARMARKET /\DVANTAGE PROGRAM other students in a diverse By Tim Bornemann & Alan very briefly at that time, he was an important and that is the melodies community, while providing Rappaport older brother of one of my friends, by _ and the energy. Richard Dresser leadership and making a but we started to talk about starting Is it frustrating trying to get the Starmarket is perhaps the great- a band, and seemed to have pretty recognition you deserve here in Watch three bizzare couples difference at William Paterson est unrecognized band in the world. much the same ideas about music. the US? You mentioned that a wind their way through a fast, The super tight, melodic pop that By that time we still lived in our couple US labels were interested, furious, hilarious, surreal Starmarket play is unmatched. hometown Pitea, a small town satire of contemporary University, you can benefit by but why is it nothing panned out Though at times disappointed at where everybody has crappy taste till now? marriage and their lack of success in the U.S., the identical condominiums. gaining good job skills and for music. Since the guys from It's frustrating because We like our members of Starmarket have kept Randy were the only guys we songs and want the rest of the meeting others. an optimistic attitude. They are knew who both could play and like world to hear it, and I think that the Featuring: Tina K. Glowgcki, Featuring;. Pamela J. Spinelli-Cappetta, working on their first U.S. release, the same kind of music we forced US would be a better market for Virginia A. Kamenitzer, Michael Lieberman, MichaelXieberman, Marlene Matsko, a 7" on Pop Kid Records, and it them to join our band. As a matter our music than . You get Christopher A. Paseka, Alicia D. Simmons, Shane Taylor, seems like it will only a matter of Alyce J. Rosolen, Michael K. Wnoroski Gino Ziccardi Positions-are available for the 1998-1999 acade- of fact we only did one show with tired that nothing gets done, from time before the band receives the mic year. Applications are now available through them, and that was the only gig we most labels there have only been a accolades they so rightly deserve. did before our first record came lot of bullshit promises. But I This E mail interview was con- out. Right after we'd recorded the the Central Office, - y believe that in the end we'll get the October 15-19, 1997 . ducted with Starmarket singer/gui- album we realized that we were recognition we deserve. Wed.-Sat. at 8:00pm/Thurs. also at 3:30pm/Sun. at 6:00pm Residence Life, North Tower D-29. tarist Fredrik Brandstrom and is the gonna get gigs and that Fredrik and Even though it's only, going to be result of a joint effort between the Stefan would be too busy with a 7", are you looking forward to Hunziker Black Box Theatre Interest Session: Wednesday, October Beacon and the NJ based 'zine Me Randy so instead we picked up two having your first US release? 22,1997 7:00p.m., Pavilion Lounge Winning Isn't You Do. guys from Umea, a town further Definitely, I strongly believe that south where I lived by that time, you gotta start from scratch. I think Tickets: $6.OO/$5..OO- First off, let's start with the typi- Johan and Magnus and that's the the best way to get people to listen Tim Bornemann/The Beacon Application Deadline is Monday, cal band history questions. How band nowadays also. to your music in such a big country Students, William Paterson Community & Senior Citizens long have you guys been togeth- What do you think would be the as US is to start on a small scale, Frederik and Partrik of Starmarket rocking out in a motel room in November 3, 1997, 4:00p.m. Leeds, England. For Information & Tickets call: (973) 720-2371 er? Were you old high school best way to describe Starmarket and it's important for us to, deal chums, or hired guns? How did to someone who's never heard with people who have the same the money and don't care about the the band come together, and how you before? attitudes about things as we do. I've We are always playing music, music at all. long was it before you started always been a fan of 7-inches and I rehearsing or touring or recording. The stuff we've released so far 1 Why do you think Dolores is hav- packing them in at shows? find the DIY-philosophy romantic. We have no life! would, call aggressive pop music. ing such a hard time being taken Fredrik- Me and Patrik started the What I like about Pop Kid is that Are any of you still in school? If But our new material sounds pretty seriously by American distribu- band around 94 along with two they're fans themselves, not some so, what are you studying? The WPUNJ different so I don't know. Anyway tors, while labels like Bad Taste guys from Randy. I knew Patrik assholes that are just interested in I've studied Literature-science and CATHOLIC CAMPUS MINISTRY CLUB whatever we do, 2 things are and Burning Heart are readily the others have taken one or two available? courses at the University in Umea, invites you to participate in our ISth annual I don't know, They haven't the but right now we're only rocking, money that Burning Heart has, and poor but happy. THANKS&IVINS AWARENESS PROGRAM (TAP) they're not as ambitious and hard- Are you proud of Victoria working as these two labels. There SiJvcstedt? (Playboy's Playmate Dedicated to the memory and mission of Mother Teresa of Calcutta has been some things we didn't like of the year, who said her goal is to about Dolores, but I think things make all of Sweden proud of Army of Juan (AG) , played their first show in December ArmyafJmn are gonna get better now since they her). AU proceeds will benefit the poor served by the EMERGENCY FOOP COAUTION OF PASSAIC COUNTY reorganized the whole label. Not especially, I think I would pre- ( Satellite) The Bouncing Souls • After releasing two seven inches' Anyway, the good thing about them fer to have someone smarter as an ' Army of Jfua«y recently -and & wildly successful defeat, 'to Ska Satellite records releases is that they don't care about what ambassador of Sweden, like Astrid CHECK OUT THESE IMPORTANT DATES!! H2O atfiurrf, the band caught'the eye of we do. We could do a grindcore- , their self titled debut album. This Lindgren or Nina in Cardigans. Thicker Than Water the people at Epifaph, Thicker double CD and they'd still release 'sfca-pMnk band seems to take influ- Interesting fact: This is true, (Epitaph) - ," '^{ft^ fhan Wam is living,.'".breathing it, we have the power about the *Thursdavi October 16,1997 - THANKSGIVING AWARENESS PROGRAM WALK-A-THON ence from the likes of the Suicide " Victoria used to be the babysitter of , "As punk pow-'* proof that with & little perseverance music. Machines, bufc at times sounding Magnus ex-girlfriend when she co-sponsored by the Catholic Campus Ministry &• Sociology Club erhouse* of the West Coast that..- tgidgtouaf heart, one can -do WOE-, What do you think is the general "better/ Fast tawing, puak' sorsgs was a baby. She lives quite near brought bands iike'The OiTsttrlag ' 'droiis'thxngs. Of the 15 songs on opinion in the US of Swedish 12:30 pjn. in front of Student Center - Join us in our walk against hunger. like. "Back then", sad *X>,C Cool UrneS. f ami Rancid irt^Voiffionstff hptm. ibts^gem, there isn't one that leaves music? Vifee" make, you want to drinte'bW^ Are you aware that there are Lunch reception for participants after walk & FREE T-Shirts for those with donations of $1S or more!! te'j3pwsetit$ sights orU'til^pafl d i (> Swedish bands have gotten a lot of Supermarkets here named and dance on the table. site side of this great- country, From tbfi opening- chords of attention, after the successes of STARMARKET that offer O T-Shirts donated by Joker Promotions ;<• JSefitute stand-oots on this album-: these-two bands. The Bouncing-^ ^riivesisal'Lattgua^to trie Wy Cardigans, Ace of Base and stuff. Starmarket advantage cards? &re'*<5HMy Mush", «Date Might' Souk, learn New Brunswick, rt J.;'"' fest drdp of the title'fadi:;"Water I think a lot of Swedish bands try to Yeah we have them in Sweden as Friday, October 17,31, &• Nov. 14,1997 - Visits to EVA'S KITCHEN, Paterson, 10 ajn. -1 pjn. Dininifj and "Chickenf. The Big Apjjifc ^ dgesn't^djad aad the fast paced,. sound like American but put a spice well. We're scared of getting big in alone yiake the album Meet at CCM Center. Co-sponsored by CCMC& Alpha Phi Omega iu't jepiftsftat - ' " of Sweden into it. I donut know the states, cause then we'll probably not to tttfitttioBthei r great »• what you think of it, but I think get sued.' *Sunday, October 26,1997 - fiuest speaker, Jaime luonso, EMERGENCY FOOD COALITION OF PASSAIC COUNTY "Message to You" and the sojig H2O started out as «joke. The Lyrically, Morse tackles subjects Sweden has a lot of really great Any other underrated Swedish Of "Amish beer run". These songsare band's lead singe^ Toby Morse, ranging froru love to rumors to try- bands. bands you can think of that are 7:30 pjn. at the CCM Center. #J! extremely quick but was ai^dift for Si^of it AU and.. ing reaf hand at something only to Seems your new stuff is a bit worth mentioning?. Wrth the listen. " has ieeri rstaple ift'^e NY hard--^:. more aggressive, and a tad loud- Him Kerosene, Fireside, Randy, : end lip. with nothing. On "This ^Sunday, November 9,1997 - ALL COLLECTION CANS ARE DTTE BACK! VO)jfe of the few bands core sceaejbr many^gftrs. At one J Time," Morse talks-jjbout the occa- er. Anything conscious that has Breach, Refused, Bob Hund are havi' released and album on of SOIAT shows, fla&jand's gui*--< sional scuffle when there is no other been causing you to turn up and some great bands. Please return them to the SGA office or the CCM Center. newly formed sister label of Moon tarist, pete Koller, .wrote a song choice left, "We don't have to be play harder? What have you guys been listen- records, Army oJf Juan make it » wiA JMtorse an|,^ef/pm>ed it during what: people see/got our minds got,, Not conscious, on our latest CD we ing to lately? *Week of November 16-23 - FOOD COLLECTION WEEK - Please bring non-perishable foods to the CCM Center good one, Extremely well placed on^ilheit try to stic*" sound the way we always wanted Manic Street Preachers, Stones, .par®; solo's &y Q»is "i I " "' our music be cmt to sound but could before since we Springsteen, Clash, Jam etc. Old Ibell^gorus will haV9.you h time there'sgoingtp '• was too bad at playing on our stuff but also new R'n' B like &e difelody ovar,.arid over, instruments. The new stuff is much *gunday, November 23,1997 - THANKSGIVING AWARENESS PROGRAM CLOSING CELEBRATION nd does not e&«4 ErykahBadu. Q are sfck people who just happen to hfe cwn band, He starchy enlist- dome valence, but gometittiea there much softer and varied, it feels like And finally, what does the future 7:30 pjn. - Student Center Ballroom play good music. Help them out it would be fun to do something U»g a childhood frier«3r Rusty' is no other way. hold for Starmarket? Any chance and go pick up their album, . different now. of a US tour? a All are welcome to attend &• participate in these events. For more information, call us at S95-61S4. "!}»« two' . "New Jersey's Souacing Souls have' also made quite a frame for When you guys aren't playing Whenever you're ready! AD FUNPED BY THE WPUNJ STUDENT SOVERNMENT ASSOOATION music, where are you' most likely j REVIEWS page 12 to be found? js»-:s«iM;«5^:^

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i i, Refresh rr ill be served! MONDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1997 MONDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1997 X3E 10 THE BEACON THE BEACON PAGE 1 1 Candidates Attending WPU's Party Capitol of North Jersey for 18 Years! Graduates seek representation New Jersey Candidate Forum bm GRADUATES page 1 "When the issue was previously' "As a university, the organiza- raised, it was agreed that there was tion is much more important," she The following candidates have for Council; Garry Furnari, idergraduate clubs and activities, no need for the graduate students said. "We are interested in the confirmed attendance: Democratic Candidate for hich basically is the SGA," said to attend the meetings," Messer quality of graduate student life ... Senate; Martin Barnes, mimott. "But graduate students said. "{Ciriani] agreed to permit and in fulfilling the needs of all Murray Sabrin, Independent Republican Candidate for Mayor; FATSO •e not prohibited from engaging those graduate students to convene graduate students." Candidate for Governor; Peter Mike Sebetich, Democratic t SGA activities." during evening hours at least once In addition to increased repre- Goetz, Democratic Candidate for Candidate for Council; Joseph This is not the first time, howev- a month for updates." sentation, Zientara said she hopes Assembly (note: Peter Goetz is a Mecca, Democratic Candidate WPU Graduate Student. ); Anne for Assembly; David Waks, j that a concern was voiced about Watts, however, said that for graduate students are paying stu- DuHaime, Republican Candidate Democratic Candidate for i apparent lack of graduate repre- him, this concern is a first. dent activity fees, we should be FOGARTY'S for Freeholder; Michael Perrone, Mayor; Lauren Vande Vaarst, sntation. Two years ago, such a "This is the only time I've heard represented." Independent Candidate for Democratic Candidate for Dmplaint was brought to the Messer, while acknowledging such a complaint," he said. "And Governor; Marion Crecco, Council; Al Steele, Democratic 584 Ridge Road, North Arlington, NJ ttention of Rose Ciriani, then- "room for improvement," said the it's unfortunate that this issue has Republican Candidate for Candidate for Assembly; Joseph xecutive vice president of the been brought about by misinfor- SGA works for all students. Assembly; Patrick Botbyl, Torres, Democratic Candidate for 201-998-7383 GA, that meetings scheduled mation." "The SGA is vital to the liveli- Republican Candidate for Mayor; Kathy Hecht, Democratic uring daytime hours were incon- Although Jemmott concedes she hood of every student," she said. Freeholder; Norman Robertson, Candidate for Council; Martin enient to graduate students who hasn't. before heard such a con-, "But since the WPU student body Republican Candidate for Senate; Comey, Democratic Candidate fRG€ 4DMIHI0N ften work and attend school full cern, either, she has realized with- is dominantly undergraduate, we Frank Catania, Republican for Assembly; Fred Crisitelli, me. in the last three years, she said, the obviously make ... conveniences Candidate' for Assembly; Rich Republican Candidate for Mayor; • Ciriani, Messer said, compro- need for a gradate student organi- for them. It just makes sense." Goldberg, Republican Candidate Rosalie Massed, Republican BGfORe 10:30PM lised, allowing graduate students zation, which is in its fledgling for Council; Joan Waks, Candidate for Surrogate; James D meet at more suitable times. stages. Democratic Candidate for Gallagher, Democratic Candidate Senate; Nellie Pou, Democratic for Freeholder; and John Sico, Jr., Candidate for Assembly; Harry Democratic Candidate for Every r-Shirts part of SAVE program Sylvestor, Independent Candidate Freeholder. Wednesday & Thursday rom T-SHIRTS page 3 boyfriends, 35% were acquain- vivors spoke to a counselor. As of • tances and the remaining 5% were 1994, there are approximately 1,500 shelters for battered women SGA Forum well received if women was committed by relatives." $1.00 Domestic omeone they know, 31% of To bring this research a little in America. smale victims reported that the closer to home, in a 1991 survey, The Clothesline Project at WPU by WPU administration 33% to 54% of female college stu- was organized by the WPU iffender was a stranger, 28% were from CANDIDATES page 1 Dennis Santillo has a very positive dents have suffered sexual victim- Women's Center along with the Bottles & Drafts atimates such as husbands and feeling about this forum. ization and only 70% of those sur- other New Jersey campus dents serve better as individuals as "It is a very impressive under- women's centers on and off cam- well as the student body as a taking with an astonishing number pus. whole. "It is an absolutely won- of .candidates participating. I think All Night This project was part of the Fran's Service Center derful idea. I'm glad to see stu- it is a tremendous community ser- Sexual Assaults and Violence dents taking an active interest in vice, and a wonderful opportunity 145 Garside Avenue. Wayne, New Jersey Ended (SAVE) program at WPU, the world of politics," he said. for students to become informed PMKING MILKBLG IN LkRGG LOT /ICROtf TttG AUTO REPAIRS which lasted two weeks. Director of External Relations and involved." sneer Foreign & Domestic

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All of the keep in mind that these bands c The only thing holding The from MICROSCOPE page 7 faster than fast ditty reads, "We go songs displayed are off of never play Operation Ivy song; Wannadies back is their slower Operation Ivy's Energy, released way Operation Ivy played them songs. The problem with these songs themselves as of late. The foursome out West and play some shows, then way back in 1987. even though this album falls is that they are not completely down started out as friends long before we know it's time to go. Pack the Operation Ivy always leaned more short of greatness, it is worth i beat. It is rather difficult to sound they started as a band nine years a truck and head on back, New York's towards punk than ska, and all of the ten. down-beat with non-stop pretty-boy go. With two full length albums and better and that's a fact." The final bands on this album are ska bands, (Glue Factory Records-PO Box vocals and with little bits of backup a handful of seven inches under their song really proves The Soul's sense resulting in Op Ivy songs with less Redano Beach, CA 90277) that sounds like a choir. belts, the band was also a part of this of humor. "Shark Attack" is a song intensity. The Blue Meanies cover summer's . Known about the band's eating and drinking ( Although, they do remedy these "Yellin in My Ear", and slow the mostly for their street edge hard- habits, "The Bouncing Souls are on The Wannadies problems just long enough to finish song down to a point that it comes core/punk sound and witty lyrics, your block. First we feast, then we The Wannadies "Silent People." The other songs in off as a ballad. The Teen Heroes The Souls are another band that is rock. Close your windows, lock (BMG) this class come off sounding like a play "smiling", which has the same bound for greatness. your doors. We like food better The fact that The Wannadies Prozak-induced suicide note: The effect. Despite these tracks lacking Their self-titled latest release, and when it's yours." a spot on the Romeo & Juliet so lyrics and the vocals are fighting one the intensity of the originals, they do first for Epitaph, starts out wonder-, Go and buy these albums. track does not indicate that theii another, and there is no clear winner. provide a refreshing change of pace fully with a super fast song named They're guaranteed to end up on titled American debut Perhaps, if someone steals for those who haven't heard any new "Cracked," which is so full of ener- many a top ten list of 1997. Epitaph Wannadies will have a sir Christina Bermark's (backup vocal- Op Ivy since their breakup. gy, you are destined to jump around definitely made a wise decision impact on U.S. charts. However ist) mike on a couple of tracks, or Longfellow does cover "The your room and stage dive onto your signing these up and coming groups. is not due to any lack of talen whoever produces their next album Crowd" extremely well, and almost bed. From there, the barrage of East Go and see these bands. The energy fact, it is a result of having too t demonstrates a bit more judgement captures the energy of the original. Coast punk rock is unquestionably exerted will blow you away, East talent. the Wannadies will be sitting pretty Other tracks well done are "Freeze kick ass. Other songs that need Coast could not be better represent- The band plays good, clean ] in the top 100 of the U.S. charts, Up" by the Hippos, "Sound mentioning are "Kate is Great," a ed. rock on "Because," "Hit," instead of sitting pretty far below. System" by Cherry Poppin' song about growing up; "East Side (EE) "Shorty." With light lyrics, h After all, it is not a lack of talent Daddies, and a hip-hop version of Mags," which pays tribute to The rifts, and slightly rough vocals, t which is holding the Wannadies "Bad Town" by Marshall Arts. Souls' BMX crew; "Serenity," Various Artists songs are solid pop-punk. back, rather a lack of clarity within Prominent bands like V* which is about self-image and per- Take Warning:The Sounds of But don't be mistaken this i; their songs. They are fine musicians and Long Beach Dub All Stars can ception; "Party at 174," giving Operation Ivy same band that recorded "You who can play within a number of also be found on this album, cover- praise to an old party house in New (Glue Factory) Me Song," and they still music genres but someone needs to ing "Unity" and "Take Warning", Brunswick; and of course "East Take Warning:The Sounds of straight, happy pop like nobc inform them that it is bad to play in respectively. Coast! Fuck You!" which really Operation Ivy is a tribute album to business, on songs like "Migh conflicting genres at the same time. shows the band's roots in the right one of the most influential punk/ska When listening to this record, Stars," and "Friends." (NCD) r * a

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