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By Sheli Rosa the sex and violence gangster By Pamela Johnson STAFF WRITER images that have stereotyped ASST.NBWSEDTTOR I black films before him. ' It took half an hour to get up Lee, poker-faced and slight A Faculty Senate resolution Pompton Road Friday evening, of build, is cool, intense and establishing an alternative pro- March 5, but people braved the fearless. He took the stage at cess to evaluate the President snow and ice enough to pack Shea Auditorium and made and Vice Presidents of the col- Shea Auditorium, in order to himself comfortable with the lege was passed at the Feb. 23 attend a lecture by one contro- audience, Telling the story of meeting of the Senate. versial, enigmatic man: film- how his latest film, the 1992 According Professor Mel 1 maker Spike Lee. epic of Malcolm X, came to be, Edclstein, the current proce- it - The event was part of the he was unequivocal about his dure is inadequate because •»>Vi Distinguished Lecturer Series, •di n dation and the Student Activi- feasiewtaf* And because the re- production was such a long 11 ties Programming Board, as struggle. "I read The Autobiog- sults are not made public. well as by a jnumber of corpo- raphy of Malcolm X in junior The Board of Trustees eval- rate contributions. high school. It was assigned to uates the President by using a Lee is hailed as one of the me by my seventh grade En- document from 1990 that was most original young filmmak- glish teacher. It was the most created by a hired consultant /]••.'• ers today, and his films, always important book I ever read." and by the President's own self closely studying black life and Since film producer Marvin evaluation. The real of the pro- race relations, have been highly Worth bought the rights to the cess is secret. Since 1990, the acclaimed for breaking from board has evaluated the Presi- SHE LEE,PAGES dent annually, According to Lois Wolf, chairperson of Faculty Senate, a committee of six people wilt Rainbow Curricilum discussed be formed to develop a qm»» tionnaire or survey that will fy distributed to faculty, lihmfy. said "people were asking 'what By Katie Wikander and professional staff. It k ml NEWS CONTRIBUTOR are you doing to ensure this vi- yet determined what portion of The controversy' surround- olence does not come into ,, •»' the' staff will be surveyed. The ing New York City's proposed schools in the future?" results of the ©valuation will be Rainbow Curriculum was ad- Agard-Jones explained that ; C' : dressed in a March 4 lecture by made public, according to multicultural education is "... Wcflf. Leslie Agard-Jones. an instructional approach de- The committee will not be Agard-Jones is director of signed to restructure the total A) Multicultural Education for the school environment for the pur- irt place until March 23 at the New York City Board of Edu- pose of maximizing student , earliest, gald Wolf. The com- cation. achievement...Its focus in- mittee will then develop a sur- According to Agard-Jones, cludes an understanding and re- vey or questionnaire which will this school system is the largest spect of ethnic differences, and be modified, revised and ap- it' proved. EdeUlcifl does not ex in the country, educating an extends to the areas of lan- I, I immense diversity of students. guage, gender, race, socioeco- pect the process to be in place *>' In Nov. 1989, the Central nomic class, religion, sexual I hope it will eventually orientation, age and to people Board of Education of New lead to better performance of 1*' with disabilities." York City mandated that all the college" said Edelstein. He i schools should promote a pro- The Rainbow Curriculum is continued to say that through gram in multicultural educa- the teaching guide to be used in better analysis and evaluation tion. Agard-Jones said the multicultural education in the of the strong and, weak points Rainbow Curriculum was cre- kindergarten, first, and second of the PweMent m& Vice Pwari- ated in response to incidents of grades. de&ts, toe college can learn h ethnic violence in the city. He SEE AGARD-JONES, PAGE 3 how to serve student* better.

CRK3HT1993, VOL. 59, NO.21 CAMPUS EVENTS CAREER CORK*- SCEC and Psychology '•(. Women's Center—6-7:00 pm. SC Attention: Senior Educa- 23 (Tues)—.Paterson Public Monday 332-3. Alcoholism: A Women's Club—7:30-9 pm in the SC Ball- . tion Majors School-Same as above-Re- CCM-2:15pjn. CCM center. Join Story. For more info call The room. "Return Players" Refresh- sumes Due March 16th. I )M a group of students looking into Women's Center at 2946. ments will be served. Agard-Jones explains opposed curriculum their spiritual side to help improve NJ NORML of WPC—3:30 pm Thursday Something besides Spring is 30(Tues)—Patejrson Public their life. Our Spirituality series is iri SC 301. NORML is looking for in the air: Teacher Recruiting! School-Same as above-Re- FROM CONTROVERSIAL. PAGE 1 CCMC—8:00 pm CCMCenter. nald Grier, assistant vice presi- open to all at WPC. 595-6184 people to run its WPC chapter! Want to know more about the Schools in the north Jersey area sumes Due March 23rd. The conflict over the first Minority Education. He was a Education (P.A.C.E.) spoke school children, according to dent of the Office of Minority i Y Women's Center and Condom Drop by to see what the legaliza- Catholic Faith? Anyone who has are coming on campus to inter- April: grade curriculum arose because faculty member since 1970 and about homosexual education. Murphy. He also expressed in- • ' V tion movement is up to under the Education. It will be available Corner-a Division of Planned questions or events to discuss the view prospective teachers, be- 5 (Mon)—Rockaway Twp. certain aspects of the curricu- has taken a leave of absence to Murphy focused on combating terest in opening lines of com- Parenthood—12:00-2:00 pm. SC Clinton administration. For more Catholic Faith, you are invited to Schools-Elementary Art, for anyone interested to exam- work for the New York City homophobia in the African munication between the clergy info call Scott at 595-2157 or ginning in March. lum were taken out of context. lobby 1st floor. Safe Sex Parry- join us. Call 595-6184. Teacher of Handicapped, Me- ine. school system. American and Latino commu- in these communities and the Condom and other items for sale. NORML at 1-800-742-2002. Interviews will be held late Jones stated that the attacks Women's Center (Men's Discus- dia Specialist, School Nurse Agard-Jones recently, Following Leslie Agard- nity because blacks and Latinos progressive people that support For more info call the Women's in the day to accomodate your used "inaccurate and mislead- sion)—3:30-5:0 in Science Bldg needed. Resumes Due March worked at WPC as assistant Jones, speaker Don Murphy account for approximately 75 Center at ext. 2946. Wednesday student teaching schedules. The ing information regarding mul- the Rainbow Curriculum in or- ' • Room 251. Men's Discussion vice president of the Office of from People About Changing Campus Events—At 4:00 pm in CCMC-5:00 pm Holy Hour-Come first appointment is at 3:00, and 22nd. ticultuial education." He clari- percent of New York City der to fight homophobia. mm for Bible sharing, quiet meditation, Group. Join us for an open conver- the SC Room 213, President the last one will be at 6:30. We 12 (Mon)—East Orange fied the fact that the Rainbow and discussion. We'll gather sation or traditional male roles and I Arnold Speert will appear with Dr. how men approach women's is- know it is difficult for you to Schools-Upper Elementary, Curriculum was simply a guide Anthony Lolli, Vice President of around the fireplace and spend Science, Home Ec, Special Ed- some tune praying. For more info sues. Call 2946 or Rich Gelson at come to our office, so you can for teachers. It did not include Enrollment Management and Stu- ucation, Bilingual/Bicultural, IP call 595-6184. 2157 for more info. phone us at 595-2281 to ar- a discussion of sex or sexuality Honey sweetens, rocks Shea •Si'! dent Services on the new live radio People for Peace- CAMPUS SMC—Every 3:30 SC 301. Save range for an interview. You Industrial Arts, Health and with young children, as many show "The Podium". A rep. from the radical voice of WPC! Ac- Physical Ed. teachers needed. , the SGA and the Beacon will also CLEAN UP! Help make our world will need to submit a resume objectors believed. What it did By Sheli Rosa tivists are needed to revitalize our Resumes Due April 5th. Shirley Childress. Sonia Sanchez's, "A Letter To Evelyn Moriah Harris, and had appear. If you have anything to say beautiful! It will be some good to us one week before the in- say was that teachers should be STAFF WRITER old-fashioned clean-fun. For more organization. Many members grad- 19 (Mon)—Montclair Public The first half of the perfor- Dr. Martin Luther King," this reporter in tears. about the open subject of William uating. Come talk, have coffee, terview. aware of certain things that oc- info call 595-2022 ask for Charity Schools-Elemetary, Math, Sci- The cultural tradition of mance saw the ladies in black, which spoke of how the fight Donnie Hathaway and Paterson College, you won't want help us arrange films and lectures. cur in society, and suggested or stop by SC 304. FYI: Graduate School Guides African Americans is a rich with the African print accents for peace has faded, and the Leroy Hutchins wrote the jazz to miss this show on 88.7 WPSC- Call Scott Caplan at 595-2157 for ence. Resumes Due-April 12th. strategies for dealing with Student Environmental Action are in: stop by the Career Ser- colorful one personified in mu- and jewerly. Titles included "In throbbing, sweet "Listen More 1 FM. more info. May: them. lament "Tryin Time," which Coalition (SEAQ—6:00 in the vices Library for a free copy! sic: from the tribal rhythms and This Land," a furious, heart- Often." was followed by one of the 4 (Tues)—Pequannock Twp. The attacks focused primari- Tuesday SC Room 213. Well be planning Coalition of Lesbians, Gays and •Job Fair for People of Color: harmonies of Africa, to the breaking song about class dis- At intermission, the lobby most beautiful songs I've ever II* l< all our semester events and elec- Friends—7 pm in Science 369. Public Schools-Special Educa- ly on the section dealing with Women's Center-SC332-3 Finan- Saturday on March 6, 1993. mournful spirituals and the parity, poverty and despair, of Shea Center was crowded heard, about the NAMES Pro- J ' / tions of club officers. All new Can't come to COLGAF on Tues- tion, Elemntary and Latin-Re- families. The attackers inac- cial aid workshop. Karen DeAn- Friends Select School, work songs from the days of written by Steve Langley with people buying copies of ject AIDS Quilt, by Michelle members are welcome! For more days? Come Thursdays? Starting sumes Due April 20th. gelis, Director of the Jersey City Philadelphia, PA curately claimed that this sec- bondage, to the dawn of the which is the title track of Sweet Sweet Honey's CDs and tapes, info contact Jen at 835-7586. this week, March 11th. All Wel- Lanchester. State COllege Women's Center is •Project Search/Careers for tion was promoting the homo- blues, gospel and jazz, right on Honey In The Rock's ninth al- Business Students comed. Call 595-3427 for more as well as Reagon's book, conducting a'workshop on how to Teachers: April 29, 30, 1993. N.B; The Morris Hills Re- sexual lifestyle. According to up to the current power of rap. bum. We'll Understand It Better Association—SC 332 at 3:30. Su- info. Two spirituals followed, find grants and other funding. Call University of Delaware, John gional School in Rockaway, Agard-Jones, the guide simply Sweet Honey In The By and By. san Wasack from United Jersey The plight of the Native and from that point on, the au- 595-29946 Daily M. Clayton Hall, Newark, Del. the Morris School District in intended to acknowledge the Rock, an all-female a capella Americans was examined in Dressed up in bright dience was on its feet, singing, CCMC—6:30 pm. NJDC. Come Bank is coming. Come learn all Morristown and the Irvington many different types of fami- 1 about the banking systems and the March: vocal group founded by Ber- Buffy St. Marie's "Now That African garb, Sweet Honey In shouting and dancing in place, and help us spend some time and lies that exist in New York City job it offers. Nominations are open Free Tax Service—Mon-Thurs 16 (Tues)—Paterson Public Schools have indicated interest nice Johnson-Reagon nearly The Buffalo's Gone," to which The Rock pleasantly shocked and I stopped taking notes. bring cheer to the residents at for Fall positions. from 12:30-4:30 except Holidays. in recruiting, and may establish today. two decades ago, has found a the audience responded with the crowd with a full-fledged There were two enchores. North Jersey Developmental Cen- Schools. All positions open ex- SAPB—SC 5:00 pm. Open meet- White Hall now thru April. Free dates later in the semester. beautiful way to preserve the shouts of "Teach, Yes!" rap, featuring a dancehall-style In 1993, their unique and ter. Call for a ride at 942-4557. Tax Service provided for area. Stu- cept Social Studies. Major ' Is ings all are welcome. Watch the Career Corner of Agard-Jones explained that old traditions and pioneer new A blues piece about home- breakdown, that stated "Wom- wonderful performance, succu- Psychology Club-Meeting every dents and seniors welcome. needs: Bilingual, ESL and Psl Chi—1:30 pm in Science Hall The Beacon for information on multicultural education is not styles. en Should Be A Priority." lent and bittersweet as fresh Tuesday at 3:30 p.m. in Science Math. Resumes Due: March lessness, being a stranger ev- Rm 247B. Meeting for all new these'and othe schedules. to be taught as a new subject. "Gift of Love" and <( 229 CallAri at 595-2149 9th. On Saturday, March 6, erywhere one goes, even home, fruit heavy on the vine, has in- members. Instead, it should be incorporat- Sweet Honey In The Rock was a tear-jerker, hard and bit- "Lament," two sides of the spired celebration on the cam- mi weare wiiten fey pus-'©* "VPPG; all rude boys & girls e, The Beacon, in order to added that it is not designed at Shea Auditorium to its feet, "It's important that we...try simply to bolster self esteem the people clapping, swaying, and figure out why we're aban- Questionnaire , t< it's form a more perfect paper... among students of color, but singing along and calling out doning people and buildings," boggle boggle boggle boggle for all students to have the encouragement and affirma- said Barnwell. At the Board of Trustees Meeting on March 2,1993 the problem! that student! have knowledge to resolve the con- tion. Toshi Reagon, Bernice's regarding their ability to purchase books was discussed. In an effort to determine the time again flicts that made multicultural- Sweet Honey performed a daughter, wrote "Ballad of the exact nature and extent of the problem, the Student Government Association, The Beacon, and The American Federation of Teachers (union for professors, professional as ism necessary in the past. variety of music, each of five Broken Word," about how ad- staff and librarians) have joined together to create the following survey. A revision of the curriculum vocalists handling a full range ministrators lie. WE'LL GIVE IT TO YOU STRAIGHT. was recently completed. of parts, from soprano to bass, "A chair is just a point PLEASE CUT THE SURVEY OUT OF THE BEACON. FILL IT OUT AND CARIBBEAN STUDENTS RETURN IT TO THE SGA OFFICE SC 330 BY MARCH I2th. WPC students publish The Beacon each week using only two vintage Macintosh Agard-Jones declared that this as well as small percussion. from which you pivot," said computers, one equally outmoded laser printer and a six-year-old desktop publishing "revision is not a retreat." This Their lineup has changed over Reagon, trying to encourage ASSOCIATION new version of the curriculum the year, but currently, they are some audience participation for program. Due to this lack of adequate technology, The Beacon staff spends 1. How many books did you buy for the Spring, 1993 Semester. is clearly outlined and arranged Bernice Johnson Reagon, the next two songs, both island- !'..: PRESENTS approximately 40 hours each weekend producing your paper (this does not include in attempts to avoid a repeat of Aisha Kahlil, Ysaye M. Barn- influenced songs about free- 2. What was the total cost of all books.. time given over to assigning, researching and writing articles). Most of this production well, Nitanju Bolade Casel, dom. past conflict Agard-Jones pre- 3. Were you able to purchase all books within the first two weeks time is spent by staffers waiting to use a computer or waiting for a computer or printer sented a copy of the 430 page Carol Maillard and, a unique The final songs were a of classes (Circle) Y N THE UNITY JAM OF THE YEAR problem to be resolved. Rainbow Curriculum to Regi- touch, sign-language interpreter unique, modern rendering of If you answered NO to number 3, respond to the following questions. j hi The Beacon would like to thank the following for their support: If you answered YES, go to number 5. 1 COME JAM TO THE FUNKY Unplanned Pregnancy? h : Patrons Week of March 8,1993 MBA Students: 4. What strategies do you employ when you cannot afford to buy sit' BEAT OF HOUSE, CLUB, RAP & a required text? Jayson Williamson BOGGLE TO THE SWEET Raoul Ortega The next A. Photocopy relevant lections or entire book.. Y N ** B. Share a book with another student,. Y N H, SOUNDS OF REGGAE MUSIC C. Do without a textbook.. Y N -; rfieejrff|>f fte D. Ask the professor if you might borrow his/her copy.. Y N E. Look for a copy in the library.. Y N i i-: F. Steal*book.. Y N MUSIC BY: COOL INTERNATIONAL In short, It is Imperative that The Beacon acquire new (or newer) and better FREE MBA Student Council 1 5. If a limited number of copies of each text book were put on hardware and software. T^'^L^nll® -^^PJILP'Jfll^^rJy.^ *??_y?idCll®!£•- Confidential Help and reserve in the library, would you consider this helpful.. Y N MARCH 27,1993 If you would like to help Pregnancy Test at Wednesday! with a small donation Yes, I would like to donate to The Beacon's Computer 6. list the text books that you would like to see put on reserve in WILLIAM PATERSON COLLEGE the library: 1 (suggested donation Fund. 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Thank you. 3^ — . —, 5 HI Scholarship to honor civil rights advocate Lee encourages young artists J ) Vf By Yoni Greenbaum finance a scholarship instead of matter to State Deputy Attor- EROMDLS.PAGE1 ,. , , ,, that. In response to Speert's let- Joe Tannis of the foundation NEWS CONTRIBUTOR approaching the Foundation to ney General Barbara Kleeva Malcolm X as it needed to be trying to cut us off,'" Lee said. was a carpenter." Lee feels that ter he has written to the Nation- said that on Feb. 4 the Founda- ment about interracial relation- do so. The Foundation is an en- for advisement. He also sug- autobiography in 1967, he had "From the beginning, this film Lee also lauded Denzel it is this sort of squelching of ships, but to examine different al Association for the Advance- tion received a donation to- In efforts to attract more tity separate from the college gested that the Facuty Senate sought to have it adapted to was an epic," he said. He corn- Washington for the authenticity desire and talent that has run kinds of relationships. ment of Colored People's wards the creation of the African American students to that exists solely for the pur- might finance the scholarship. film. After Do The Right pared its scope and magnitude his performance contributed to down the educational system of Lee was also full of advice (NAACP's) legal department scholarship. "The next step will WPC, the Faculty Senate on pose of fundraising. Speert said Edelstein said that for the Thing in 1989, he sent Lee a to that of Doctor Zhivago and Malcolm X . Worth had cast America. to young actors, filmmakers Feb. 9 unanimously passed a for advice. be to work with the faculty sen- Lawrence of Arabia. "A two- the college has not and does last five years WPC has ranked letter requesting him as the di- " Washington before Lee came In this youth-advocating and writers. "Have a craft, resolution to establish a schol- "A scholarship named for ate towards working out the de- rector for the movie—a letter hour version...would have been on board. "He would have been spirit, Lee issued an open invi- mm not provide money from unap- last among state'colleges in re- Thurgood Marshall is an appro- r know what you're doing and arship in honor of Thurgood propriated funds for scholar- tails" Tannis said. "Thurgood which Lee never received. Tak- a travesty. Warner Brothers my first choice anyway." tation for young, able actors, cruiting and graduating black priate and excellent idea and I ing Lee's silence as a refusal, educate yourself; volunteer on mm Marshall, the first black ships, which would be the Marshall was a great individual didn't want an epic because Washington and Lee set out on writers, technicians and busi- a set, do internships." Supreme Court Justice. If es- students. He had hoped that the am hopeful that the college and it is great that the scholar- Worth set about undertaking they didn't think they'd make a full year of preparation. Foundation's responsibility. establishment of this scholar- ness people to send resume's He was asked both during tablished, the scholarship community (will) embrace it" ship is being named after him" the project with a different di- enough...to justify spending Washington went vegetarian, and samples to his office. He Speert said he would refer the ship might begin to change the lecture and afterwards it would be awarded annually to' said Speert Tannis said. rector, Canandian Norman $33 million on one long film." quit drinking alcohol, started gave the following address Jewison. about his treatment of women one outstanding black high They funded him $28 million at learning Arabic and reading the three times: 124 DeKalb Av- in his films, particularly his in- When the project was an- first, and there were a year's school graduate in New Jersey Koran. "If he obtained that enue, Brooklyn, NY 11217 At: dependent first feature, She's and would cover the cost of tu- nounced, Lee was finishing worth of financial hassles after same spiritual place, then tention: SirraNottage. Gotta Have It, The impression ition and fees. Comm Dept. to tape legislator's interview 1990's Mo' Better Blues. He Malcolm X went over budget maybe the same God that The numerous young people held by his questioners was that n heard the news and protested, before they ever even got to passed through Malcolm X in the audience were pleasantly he allows his female characters r.rfh\ shoot the scenes in Mecca and History Professor Mel Edel- offering to direct the film in- would pass through him. I am surprised at Lee's frankness, to be weak. 1J! I By Andrew Scott men. The bill provides mea- stead, much to Worth's sur- Egypt. "The bond company the witness to say that hap- stein, who wrote the resolution education issues. ence, Chamberlain said. He and a ripple of nervous laughter Lee responded that no char- sures to prevent health prob- prise. Jewison, Lee said, (that took over the financing) pened." for the scholarship, felt the ide- NEWS EDITOR Taping projects such as would like to do community ran through Shea Auditorium acter of his was meant to be a lems for citizens. backed out gracefully. "In my wanted to film at the Jersey Lee knew he couldn't satisfy als exemplified by Marshall Health care and family life these provide television pro- service programming in the fu- each time the address was of- representation of a group, but '4' Bob Holster, acting superin- opnion, a white director cannot shore in the middle of Jan- everyone, as his experience and fered. It seemed Spike Lee was should be consistent with the education will be the topics of duction students with experi- ture. "when she's the only African- tendent for die city of Passaic, direct a film about the life of uary," Lee said, eliciting laughs observations had taught him not as inaccessible as many of commitment WPC is supposed a taped interview to be con- from the audience. ___ American woman in a film that to have made to achieving di- will be the focus of the second Malcolm X...he could never throughout his career. He drew us had thought, judging by his year, she becomes a representa- ducted by Assemblyman Paul interview, Wolak said. Holster The next issue of know what it means to be a a scathing comparison between chilly demeanor with the press versity. DiGaetano (R-Dist. 36) tomor- "/ think we make tion." He felt such character will discuss the family life cur- black male...in the United Chuck D., the outspoken rap and his uncompromising views judgements are the responsibil- After passing the resolution, row at 2 p.m. in the Wayne States." films that elicit the Faculty Senate directed riculum, which deals with sex artist, and Supreme Court Jus- about social issues. ity of the audience; Lee consid- ill! Hall TV studio. The program education, taught in schools. Lee also felt that much of tice Clarence Thomas, both of He qualified his previous ers his function simply "to tell President Arnold Speert and will be taped by students under The Beaconwiii responses and evoke the Board of Trustees to begin the story would have been lost whom had declared hero wor- comments about white direc- different stories in different the direction of Professor Chamberlain said the inter- to Jewison's research, because debate...that's a ship for Maloclm X , for obvi- tors making films about black ways." a fundraising effort to cover the Jerome Chamberlain of the cost of the scholarship. Speert views will be shown on cable be published on of all the interviewing of peo- ously different reasons. Lee life, saying that he hopes the When asked about his re- Communication Department. positive thing."'Lee knew all he could hope to do responded in a letter to Faculty television stations throughout ple who were involved in Mai- . rifts between cultures will not sponse to charges of racism, he Donald Loria from the De- Lee submits that there is a with any film is to educate, en- always be as wide as they have Senate Chair Lois Wolf, ques- the state. He has been involved colm X's life. "I doubt these replied levelly, "Bullshit" The partment of Preventive in taping such programs for ap- March 29. people would have opened up "glass cieling" for black film- tertain and, perhaps, inspire. been. controversy generated by his tioning what authority the sen- Medicine and New Jersey As- makers in Hollywood, much as "This is not a docudrama," he ate had to direct the college to proximately two years. In to...a white director the way Lee opened the floor to films, he said, is not his inten- semblyman John Kelly (R-Dist. 1991, he worked on a similar En they opened up to me." there is in business, education said, "this is our vision of the questions from the audience. tion or his responsibility to 36) will be the two guests in : A woman asked.,him about project, with Assemblyman Joy your man.",, .,.; ; .••»':. ,-r' GREEKS & CLUBS the first interview, said Barbara Joseph Mecca (D-Dist. 34), the way • Italian- erywhere. Lee believes that "audiences his treatment of the way the that elicit responses and evoke Wolak, coordinator of the pro- American directors caught the The'film was eventually do respect intelligent subject drug culture affects the black debate...that is a positive RAISE A COOL taped at Wayne Hills High Spring Break! $ ject Loria and Kelly will speak School. Mecca interviewed two essence of Italian-American funded by donation from the matter," and for that reason, community, wondering if it thing." 1000 on the Health Wellness Bill, guests, one of whom was Presi- life in New York, such as the pockets of a variety of black neither the Academy's votes was the real focus of Jungle Lee's plans for the future in- INJUSTONEWEEKI which was sponsored by both dent Arnold Speert, on higher early films that established notables like Bill Cosby, Oprah nor the box office revenues Fever, in addition to the theme clude expanding the 40 Acres PLUS $1000 FOR THE Francis Ford Coppolla and Winfrey, Magic Johnson, should be criteria for judging a of interracial relationships. record label, as "a natural ex- MEMBER WHO CALLS! Michael Jordan, Prince, Janet Lee responded that the real tension" of making more films. No obligation. No cost. Martin Scorsese. "It's what he film's quality. knows...that's where he's from." Jackson and Tracy Chap- He also touched on the sub- idea behind Jungle Fever was He hopes to make a comedy, a And a FREE man—all of whom contributed IGLOO COOLER What Spike Lee knows is ject of education, noting that to how outside pressures have ef- sports film, a musical, but has SGA Student Services on the condition that the fected the destruction of the nothing specific lined up. i if you qualify. Call growing up an African-Ameri- him, the most important scene l-800-932-0S28,Ext.6S can male in an America that's amounts of their donations not in Malcolm X was when his black family. Asked about his Spike Lee, a scrupulous, be disclosed. personal view of interracial re- -628-1669 Available grown increasingly racially po- white teacher tried to discour- passionate, straightforward larized since the optimism of Warner Brothers, in the end, age him from becoming a lationships, Lee responded that artist, has mastered the art of •ENTERTAINMENT* the civil rights movements of bought out the bond company lawyer, because he was "a nig- he feels that if two people truly leaving the thinking up to the i { love each other, then such rela- for your use... the 1960s faded. and the film was completed. "It ger". The teacher tried to con- audience. His presence at WPC Sat., March 13.... Mofo was really 'fuck-you' money: it vince him to pursue carpentry tionships are fine, but Jungle Friday night certainly encour- Lee discussed how Warner Fever set out not to pass judge- ! 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Young Americans seeking to' better themselves disadvantages, this type of long-term investment through education while looking for a way to con- yields a different type of interest—an interest in Bonfire is on-air Rave tribute to their society will soon be able to do both. our people. Where once contributing to society meant getting a President Clinton chose New Jersey as the set- By Justin Cordes twisty, turny slide. There were also will take a hot alternative song, re- a soft german accented lisp. "1 did corporate job, college students can now make a so- ting for his announcement. New Jersey state col- CONTRIBUTOR these huge swings that stretched move the lyrics, make loops of the in- .most of the branding even though the gauchos thought they would cially-conscious contribution by enrolling in Presi- lege students have much to gain from the program. As I.step onto the dance floor I across the whole place. It was in- strumentals and add their own beats come to brand me. It was a little dent Clinton's national service program. The pro- Living in an industrially-wealthy state, they often am bombarded by the thumping bass tense dancing and playing like a re-mixing it into a visceral, new crazed. I think that's what they need- gram allows students to pay off tuition through ignore the social ills that occur statewide. But drum and the driving synthesizer set child on these toys with all the dance tune. ed after playing the role of the big community service, either after, during or before these problems exist—even if you avoid driving in synch to the hallucinating images strobes.smoke and music spinning." Techno currently tops the Bill- their years in school. board dance charts. Bands hot on to- Marlboro man. I needed to play the through Paterson. New Jersey's college students projected on a screen and laserlights Future raves to come will be as day's scene are Moby, Utah Saints, opposite role as well so it was a very Unveiled on the 32nd anniversary of the found- also face a steadily-increasing tuition rate. These hovering overhead. The huge dance big as if not bigger. The next huge Prodigy, and Meat Beat Manifest. positive ranch experience." ing of the Peace Corps, with which many compar- vantage of the program will not only repay the factors alone should provide the impetus for sup- floor is packed. Suddenly the beat techno test is to take place at the Di- Listeners of the "Portfire" crave NRG, Later on in the conversation isons have been made, the new program still leaves government through his or her labor, but will be- port of the national service plan. explodes going a notch faster and vine Playground in Miami on March many questions unanswered. Will Congress ap- come a well-educated citizen of a new, more so- While still in its early stages, the national ser- 20th. It begins at sunset on Saturday Alpha Team, and Moby. Ghosty read Heini a note from Ser- every single person reacts by belting gio, Heine's recent ex-lover. "It's in prove funding for the idea? If so, where will the cially-conscious society. A society which will not vice program provides direction for this genera- and ends the next morning at sun- Since it's birth in June of 1992 out every single bit of energy they broken English," explains Ghosty to money come from? ignore the situation of the homeless, the urban tion. Suffering from a lack of identity and a surplus rise. Also in the works is Ravestock. "The Psychedelic Bonfire" has can muster, kicking, swinging, and Heine over the phone, "Heine, I can- Answers to these questions lie in those willing blight and the current national illiteracy rate. While of good intentions, this generation finally has Modeled after that famous event that evolved into a collage of hot dance jumping. not go on like this. What you have to enroll in the program. A student who takes ad- the cost of the program may have some short-term defined the 60's, Ravestock will take music and creative, off-the-wall hu- something it can call its own. "This is Ghosty," the DJ says, done to me...cannot be forgive.' I "initiating you back to another fun- guess forgiven, he means, 'I love filled, godless, ecstasy driven romp you, I love you, I love ypu, but...I around the Bonfire." No, I'm not at hate you. Love Sergio.1" LETTERS the Limelight shaking to house-mixed Another gem of the "Bonfire" is techno but in my car listening to the Magnificant Glass Pelican, a WPSC-FM's very own Ghosty and weird and nonsensical radio theatre of his action. On the contrary, the Bible states that The Beacon. Mr. Masri in both of his letters would his smash radio show, "The group from New Paltz, New York. In Editorial challenges "God is angry with the wicked everyday." like us to believe that he is a fellow Semite, a Psychedelic Bonfire," which airs ev- a half-hour slot of the show, the Peli- Obviously, there must be some standard of right Palestinian who just does not' support the policies ery Wednesday night from 10 p.m. to can exhibits the talents of musicians, and wrong. The Constitution is one of our of Israel. He would like us to believe that his 2 a.m. actors, and writers. God's almighty word country's standards, and for many Americans the criticism of Israel is no way reflective of his "The Psychedelic Bonfire" is a Not only is the "Bonfire" a hit with Bible is the ultimate standard. These two standards showcase of the hottest techno mu- the club-musJc-loVStt #f North Nsw Editor, The Beacon: feelings toward the Jewish people. Basically, he are not contradictory. In fact, the founders of the would like us to believe that he and fellow ©ieaaad-,,ay.arnt^garde radio .theatre. Jersey, but you can hear it on WBCR United States were careful to use biblical Palestinians are accepting of Israel's right to exist "It's part ravt;- says etioet^,*part in Brooklyn, WBTY in Waltham, Mas- I am writing this letter in response to the principles in constructing the Constitution. Do you and are willing to live in peace. Yet, the PLO and whatever I'm into at the moment." sachussets, WALF at Alfred Univer- editorial, "God, they make me throw up." This sity, WUGS in Youngstown, Ohio, recognize these phrases from the beginning of Hamas, the groups commanding support from the Opening up with such groups as Al- article focused on biblical Christians who believed and WUBU in Louisberg, Pennsylva- America's history: "In God We Trust" and "One overwhelming majority of Palestinians hold to pha Team, Lords Of Acid, and Moby, that homosexuality is an abomination as it is stated nia. One listener from Ohio writes nation under God"? charters that call for the destruction of Israel. "The Psychedelic Bonfire" gives one several times in the bible (Rom. 1:27, Lev 18:22,1 Ghosty and says, "Man, you're show The last sentence of the editorial stated that it's the feeling of being at a "rave," an Cor 6:9). The editor repeatedly used the words hate Mr. Masri would like us to believe that Israel is is so cool. There's no scene out time for Americans to stand up for the rights of impromptu, techno dance party and hatred to describe these people who are more increasingly dependent on the United States. In here, so I can't wait to hear your homosexuals-"whether it makes God nauseous or thrown by club-goers, DJs, and pro- mor. Although one can get an in- interested in upholding the changeless standards of reality of the $3 billion dollars Israel receives from place on June 18th, spanning three show each week." One girl tells not". This is a gusty and arrogant statement in the moters alike. While some raves are tense dose of the club scene there God than bending to the current trend that the U.S., $1.4 billion must be spent in the U.S. on days, complete with environmental Ghosty, "Yeah, I listen to it. It gets face of the Almighty God. Can a person be more on going like Future Shock at the are other juicy bits in the show. "I military equipment and $1.2 billion is used to group-run concession stands. me into the mood before I go out to homosexuality should be considered acceptable righteous than God? Since God is the creator and Limelight on Fridays, many other mean, sure there's music," says1 repay loans, which means only $400 million For those who are brand new to behavior. inventor of sex he knows the limits within which raves are planned with the utmost Ghosty, "but there's also the weekly the clubs." supports the Israeli economy. According to Mr. the scene, there's even a toll-free I would like to point out that being a good sex is to operate. It's a shame that most people secrecy and only announced to a few callers and features that make a dif- When talking about New Jersey, Masri the U.S. provides $1,377 to each Israeli, number, 1-800-rave-line, to get the Christian does not mean accepting whomever and don't give a damn what God's opinion is these key people at just the right moment. ference. I throw in sound bites from Ghosty states a hard truth about the which in terms of the above figures would give latest updates on current and future whatever in the name of tolerance. The principle of days, which allows their greatest sin to shine Why all this secrecy? Raves get shut tjlms I think you should see, pieces club scene. "There's a lot of ravers in • Israel a population of just over 290,000 when in raves all across the country. tolerance and acceptance of anything no matter through—their egotism. down fairly easily due to their late- from writers and poets I admire." this area," says Ghosty, "but they aU what it may be is idiotic without the use of actuality it is near 4.4 million. night lengths and locations in resi- The music, now called techno, is go off the to the City. There's no discernment Will America's next step be to accept SEE AMERICAN PAGE 11 an electrifying, synthetic, beat-orient- scene in this area. He adds that his Jill Miladinovich dential areas. and tolerate those whose "sexual preference" is With it's first origins in Detroit ed, instrumental version'of alterna- show is a place to go. "It's like a club young children and teach our kindergarten with back in the late '80's, raves quickly tive bands like Depeche Mode and for people who cant go." illustrations that this is simply another lifestyle that moved to England where DJs had a New Order. Techno's roots go way The "Bonfire's" acclaim has back to the early 80's and MTV. ought to be accepted in the world? Do we want the Coded language lot more places to work and musi- reached far beyond it's listeners. It's Wednesday explains that DJs had a judges in our criminal courts to be tolerant? See Page 11 cians had a lot more record compa- attracted the attention of Jeff Mills lot to do with techno as it is known One might retaliate by saying, "But, the disguises anti-semitism nies to sign with. Once the popularity and Loyd Michaels, two of the hottest today. "When I got into clubs," she Constitution says that all men are created equal and for more struck there it came back to places club promoters in New York. Editor, The Beacon: says, "they took all these doomy the Bible says mat we should love our neighbors as like New York and Los Angeles. Through them he has obtained un- gloomy songs that were popular at ourselves." These two highly-regarded principles Letters to the Editor Wednesday, the groovy-hip "Club derwriting money from the Limelight, the time and housed them out and I do not mean that a person is acceptable regardless As a Jew and an American, I would like to Chick," is a frequent guest on the Some of Ghosty's influences include Waveform'Records and Vortex was loving it, you know? And then I Records, all major players in the rave respond to the letters Ibrahim Masri has written in "Bonfire" and shares about her first Andy Warhol, Jack Kerouac, William started getting into bands like New scene. Ghosty has also been ap- Copy Editor Staff Writers rave. "I went to a Willy Wonka rave in Burroughts, and Marlon Brando. Business Manager Circulation Manager Order and Kraftwerk. Then from that proached by a major radio syndica- Randee Bayer-Spittel Joe Brcnnan The Beacon of William Patcrson College is published by the California. It was incredible. It was a "We also have a lot of calls from Founded in 1936 Dino Stampone Ari Saperstein came bands like Erasure and Yaz tion company and is currently dis- Anthony Francin students of William Patoson College of Wayne, New Jersey raver's paradise because a lot of my friends," says Ghosty, "to keep Insider Editor Walter Elliott 07470, with editorial, production and business offices in and then all of the sudden Front 242 cussing whether the "Bonfire" wHI air Domenick Stampone Advertising Manager Adviser people were getting really high on the show interesting." Such calls in- Mike Garry Lome Pannullo room 310 of the Student Center. Newspaper content came into the picture and 1 started nationally. , Editor-in-Chief Shaya Ansari Tina Lesher the adrenaline and being mentally at clude Gregg an intense teen from John R Gfllick represents the judgment of The Beacon staff in accordance grooving on that, Nitzer Ebb, and So, for all you students who cant CO Sports Editors Ghosty's high school days and Heine Design Director with The Beacon constitution and does not necessarily one with everyone else. There was •5. News Editor Michael Braun Business Adviser Skinny Puppy and then they housed make it to Limelight or the Palladium, Staff Columnists Joshua Smith an incredible sense of unity." a club-going queen. On one of Andrew Scott JoeRagozzino Barbara Stomber represent the judgment of the Student Government that stuff out, too. Finally, Meat Beat and want to rave, tune Into the "The Albert Stampone Association, the administration, faculty or the State of New "It was a big warehouse that was Heine's previous calls to the show he Brian M.Yaworski Illustrator Manifesto came on the scene. Psychedelic Bonfire" every Wednes- Asst. News Editor Photo Editor Jersey. Opinions in signed columns and letters to the editor converted into Willy Wonka land," had just gotten back from a dude Tom Crews BOOM! Techno." day night at 10 p.m. with your host, Pamela Johnson Karen Becht are not necessarily the opinion of the staff. This paper is says Wednesday, "and they had stuff ranch in Argentina. "There were lots Staff Photographers The concept of "housing" some- Ghosty. Joshua Smith independently funded. Editors can be reached by calling like little kiddy bumper cars that you of dudes, Ghosty." Heine telte him in 201-595-2248 or 201-595-3264. thing out is a process by which a DJ could drive around in and a big, 8 Computer Cupid misses mark Sounds from the Inside By Randee Bayer-Spittel puter Society party in the Pub. I COPY EDITOR couldn't wait to see what kind of date the computer had picked for offspring of three respected Seattle song onslaught that shows incredible Living Colour is one of the few wonderful guy the computer had cho- me. It was a man that I already bands; Green River, Malfunkshun growth. bands who are influenced by differ- Dateless and whining about it, as sen for me. Better yet, the computer 3:15 (or they could have been one of and Ten Minute Warning (which The lead-in tracks, "Supersti- ent types of music while maintaining usual, I was deemed the most des- chose fjvg guys! those countless people who didn't 1 perate and therefore the most appro- wear their nametags). I felt like a once included Guns N Roses tious," and "Black Rain," though their own signature sound. Stain , Unfortunately, it snowed on my catchy tunes, offer only a hint of this priate to cover the Computer Soci- fool, reminiscent of high school and bassist Duff McKagan). At times, the latest release from the New York- parade and the party was postponed band's talent, as the killer songs fol- ety's Dating Service. had not had much luck (nor did any- Wood, seeming so full of life, is un- based band, continues to showcase for two weeks. settling to listen to. low. I rushed right down to fill out the one I know). I don't know if it was their originality, innovativeness, and Well, after two weeks I entered Ament and Gossard mourn "Right By Your Side," a quasi- quality musicianship. questionaire and await my true love. the pub at 2 p.m. to the sound of o.k. the postponement or just the event Wood's passing and contemplate ballad, and first single, is somewhat One of the most musically and Actually, I wasn't expecting much music being played far too loudly and but the general feeling of uneasiness their futures in the concluding seg- reminiscent of "Mothers Eyes" (off lyrically interesting songs, titled (and didn't get much either). moseyed up to the bar for a flat meant that, for a mixer, there wasn't ment as they warn against the risks "Strength"), with its drawn-out chorus "Wall," takes a symbolic look at prej- I answered questions such as: soda. much mixing going on. Athletes and powerful vocals. udice and racism. Corey Glover's "How important are looks to you on a stayed with athletes, Greeks with of drug addiction. I looked around to see if any of Mother Love Bone "These Daze", a more upbeat, powerful vocal style, combined with scale of 1-5" (I answered 3) and Greeks, geeks with geeks. Other The Love Bone Earth Affair is a the men on my list had shown up yet. The Love Bone Earth Affair slightly danceable tune, follows. It is William Calhoun's dynamic and intri- •! knew. A man that I already hated. A than making some nice friends in the must see for fans of Mother Love "Rate your own looks" (I answered I surveyed the 50 or so other man that I already knew didn't show- Computer Society, it was just a (Polygram Video) Bone and Pearl Jam and anyone in- introduced by the bark of Z 'Nuff's cate drumming, make the song one 3). people also trying to look at name er much. bunch of slightly bored people drink- terested in the musical legacy Wood dog, Sonny, and dominated by of the most prominent on the album. After filling out the form, I anx- tags without being obvious. The first track, "Go Away," tells None of the other men on my list ing flat soda in the pub on a Tuesday By Mike Garry helped foster. The $14.95 retail Foxx's characteristic drumming. iously awaited the day of the Com- After a while, I spotted the dream INSIDER EDITOR the story of how one can become showed up before I had to leave at afternoon. price is a bit hefty for such a brief "One Step Closer To You" kicks video, but save up and get this. It's a off the second half of the record, with perplexed and frustrated by being cluded the slinky, smart-assed defini- What is it about fallen rock stars moving piece of history for today's a hard-driving rhythm that is unmis- deluged with societies' problems. the praise of his disciples. The rest of Insider Profile: Soul Asylum tion of cool, "April Fool" and "99%", that's so intriguing? Millions sing the rock culture. takeably Enuff Z 'Nuff. A cross be- Vernon Reid's vigorous guitar playing i Soul Asylum finished the song and which saw Pirner engulfed in a back- praises of Morrison, Hendrix, Joplin, Enuff Z'Nuff tween "Baby Loves You" and "Heav- is accented with sporadic guitar ef- waved the crowd a hearty farewell. draft of emotion and a series of purg- Bolan, Vicious and Jones. Is it like Animals with Human Intelli - en or Hell", (both oitStrength) the fects that add to the overall mood of & f By Mike Garry ized. Muelfer said the crowds were ing, spasmatic jolts and jerks. One distraction were the first- the t-shirt says? Are dead people re- gence tune is an album standout. the song. time "crowd surfers" in their design- INSIDER EDrrOR fairly perceptive to their opening set Some of the mellower tracks like ally cool? (Atco) "Takin' A Ride," a short, some- er flannels observing just how bitch in' and jokingly identified their core "Without a Trace" and "Runaway In Andrew Wood's case, he was what psychedelic venture, relies they were as they redundantly Soul Asylum visited Livingston crowd at the shows as "anyone un- Train" added variety and dimension never afforded the opportunity to be By Dawn M. Marecki heavily on Z 'Nuff's tight bass lines swayed and bumped those more in and Vie's droning vocals. The drawn- Campus at Rutgers University in Pis- der forty." to the show while classics like "Car- an international phenomena, but a WEST COAST CORREPONDENT tune with the music than the opportu- out rhythm of the tune seduces the cataway Thursday, March 25. The The band announced that the toon" and "Sometime to Return" sat- rock star he was none the less. nity for physical contact. listener, while Frigo's guitar solo band was there for a college press next single off of Grave Dancer's isfied long-time fans and devotees. Though the term is feared and Nearly a year ago, I was given conference and a concert in College One fact remains: Soul Asylum sometimes loathed, "rock star" is the opportunity to speak with Chip Z keeps her transfixed. Union, their first release for Columbia Glen Campbell's "Rhinestone f Hall in the Livingston Student Center. have staying power. So if the old less about record sales or pin-ups in 'Nuff, the congenial and straight for- "The Love Train," originally the ti- Records, wii be "Runaway Train" and Cowboy" was a strange but humor- Band members Dave Pirner, Dan addage "the faster you climb the magazines than it is a study in self- ward bassist of the Chicago-based tle track, best displays Enuff Z 'Nuf- that touring will keep them on the ous encore after which Pirner unceri- Murphy and Kurt Mueller fielded in- faster you fall" has any counter-ac- actualization. Enuff Z 'Nuff, about the band's third f's love of the Beatles, with spiced- road for most of the new year. They moniously exited stage left; knowing quiries tern a small gatfelng of anx- tive credence, Pirner and Co. have It's about believing in something release/ The band's self-titled 1989 up Beatle-esque medlodies, and I also revealed that the secret ©f their he was loved but unwilling to bask in ious young journalists. quite a future ahead to celebrate. hard enough that it comes true. An- debut, though a strong record, failed Vie's distinctive vocals. II longevity fe "free beer". The strongest track on Aniw$ts When asked about their new drew Wood believed, ,bylJ|e|pj§ 4j|. ,J# sell, the projected number of. What followed the press confer- With Human Irrtetligence'ls no doubt, found mainstream success, principal got the chance to convince fhe world/'" copies, and the follow-up, Strength, ence was a show that made clear the "Innocence." A ballad with reflective With the song "Bi," the band his own fatal flaw took him away. was not received well by the public. songwriter/founder Pirner said, "the reason for Soul Asylum's reputation lyrics, the song gives Vie the oppor- takes a slightly different perspective pressure's always there to keep writ- The Love Bone Earth Affair is a Finally, months after its scheduled on sexuality than the song "Under- as an intense live band. COAST release, the band's third effort, Ani- tunity to exhibit his immense vocal ing songs". Despite their recent suc- brief retrospective of Mother Love cover of Darkness" from Time's Up. Dave Pirner's public persona is mals With Human Intelligence, is ability. The track allows each musi- cess with their latest release Grave Bone, the short-lived band which Vernon Reid's own relationship with the aloof, tortured artist type, which available to the public, most of cian to show his range of talent, $ Dancer's Union Pirner continued Wood fronted. a bisexual woman influenced the he has no doubt earned after 10 whom, myself included, were won- while contributing to the cohesive that the band still, "had to do another The 30 minute home video con- band to write the song. The tempo, years, three record companies and dering where Enuff Z 'Nuff (Z 'Nuff rhythm. album after this one." tains interviews with Wood and his- set at a walking pace, wouldn't be M two drummers, but when he hit the SCENE bass; Donnie Vie, vocals; Derek Fri- Enuff Z 'Nuff is certain to hit the By Dawn Marecki through a mud filled lake that was once Guitarist/co-founder Dan Murphy bandmates bassist Jeff Ament and road with its new lineup in the near complete without a rap-flavored sec- stage that night it was a different sto- WEST COAST CORRESPONDENT dry land, I have spent numerous after- guitarist Stone Gossard (now with go, guitar; Ricky Parent, drums) has tion that includes a hip-hop drum commented on the labels that are been all this time. future, and will no doubt, rock Jersey ry. noons cleaning inches of dried mud off Pearl Jam) drummer Greg Gilmore sample. concocted to describe or, more often California-sunny, clear and most of audiences, living up to its past repu- 1 Onstage, he transformed into the my boots and shoes, after I in my infi« and guitarist Bruce Fairweather. Also After the band's label, Atco, Doug Wimbish, the newest mem- than not, to market bands. "I remeber all dry. Yea right.' Certainly not tately. I tation. \\\ kind of charasmatic "soul included are video's for "Stardog merged with EastWest Records, the ber of the band, expresses his sub- when they called it punk rock. 'Alter- nite wisdom, chose to take a "short cut" Meanwhile, grab a copy of Ani- model"/frontman that Generation- have been in this state for over a month Champion" and "Holy Roller" from band relocated to Austin. Turmoil tle, but tasteful bass playing on the native' is meaningless now. Alterna- to class. With quite a bit of practice, I mals With Human Intelligence wher- Xers cling to for spiritual guidance. and it has rained more than I care to re- their eponymous debut Apple as has plagued the band for the past songs "Leave It Alone," and "Auslan- tive to what? Heavy Metal is the new have learned to avoid these rivers of ever your favorite tunes are sold. With his immortal, road-hardened member. So, I'm sure you have turned • well as a collage of live exerpts and year, culminating in the departure of der." i I alternative music," he mocked with mud and take the extra few minutes to This record is sure to put Enuff Z Fender Telecaster slung low and his on your news to See images of Califor- MLB artifacts. their drummer Vikki Foxx, who is cur- If the present is any indication of tongue in cheek. walk on concrete. This campus is truly 'Nuff on the rock n' roll map, where golden dreads swinging from his nia in shambfes: homes falling down The interviews serve as an infor- rently visible in The Vince Neil the future for Living Colour, they'll and completely a soggy, muddy bog< they deserved to be years ago. After ten years of underground melon Pirner and his bandmates as- hills; mudslides everywhere; rivers run- mative narration that tells the story of Band. Foxx did, however, play on continue to produce quality material. ) Dare not walk on the grass, you may Animals With Human Intelligence. dues-paying behind them, Soul Asy- sumed attack position and gave it to ning through local streets, etc. I'm sure the band from its curious name to Living Colour Stain seems to have given them sink in a few inches, I kid you not, read- He's since been replaced by New lum have two hit singles on their the crowd. you thought, "big deal, at least they how the members came together. Stain some new directions for their music, hands. Both "Somebody to Shove" ers, Jersey native Parent, a former mem- (Epic) Soul Asylum's set list spanned don't have snow." O.K., maybe snow is Wood explains that Mother Love and they'll most likely be influential to and "Black Gold" are on Billboard's ber of War and Peace. their career but the most well-re- worse. Having experienced both, I can The problem hem is that the south- Bone was simply three words that some new aspiring musicians, if they singles charts and in power rotation With the past behind, Enuff Z By Joe Brennan haven't been already. cieved selections were those from honestly say rain is easier to deal with. land is not well equipped nor well pre- sounded good together and suited on radio and MTV. When asked •Nuff hit the public with a forceful 12- STAFF WRITER Grave Dancer's Union . The affor- However, my fellow Jerseyans, you pared to deal with the downpours it has the band and how the band was the about mainstream acceptance mentioned singles, "...Shove" and must recall that Californians, particular* been experiencing. Weather like this is bassist Mueller mused semi-satisfied THERE'S S0»£THlAt6- "Black Gold", sent the sardine can of ly those of the southland, as this area is far from the usual, so the sewer sys- and said, "This is what we've always flaming youth that was College Hall, tems faif to handle the problem ade- wanted and now we're just trying to called, are not used to this disturbing you,,. into a glorious community of chaos. quately. One bright spot: the area's deal with it." weather, nor do they take well to it. Other highlights from GDU in- drought has officially been declare over> "I'm getting tired of seeing my Even a seasoned professional like my- Gee, what a surprise! So, what is the ugly mug," added Murphy when self has not taken well to it. status of the rain? Well, I have learned asked about the prospect of over-ex- Let me explain myself in a way I'm not to trust my local weatherman, so posure. sure you'll understand. Picture a petite, who knows. Hopefully, the word "dry11 Soul Asylum just completed a rather soaked young girl Jumping over will become part of my vocabulary string of live dates opening for Kleth rivers to get to her classes, No, my again and I can walk to class without Richards and the X-Penslve friends, f do not exaggerate. Om won- feeling like I have just taken a shower. Winos. Of the experience Murphy derful Tuesday morning I, with a class- So, readers, when you look at the commented that The Rolling Stones mate, spent a good portion of the morn- mounds of snow you have to face, think were his favorite band growing up ing trying to get to my class, as I waded of me and say, "at least its not mud." and that the tour was a dream real- Sour Asylum. LETTERS CONT.

Student Council for Exceptional Citizens back and hear countless excuses for the looting and American support rioting that took place after the police officers Campus Activities offers Presents acquittals. used to pay off loans Well now we read about a case where two Arkansas white males caught another white mate explanation, apology !• ' Exceptional Individuals* Week FROM CODED PAGE 6 breaking into their home. They filmed the "capture" on videotape. The pair then took the law Editor, The Beacon: ( » Mr. Masri would like our representatives in into their hands and gave this guy their own form congress to cut the aid Israel receives. Strategic aid of punishment by beating him with baseball bats March 8-12 to Israel is a military bargain: In 1990, the U.S. We are writing in response to the Letter to the (a better deterrent not to commit another crime Editor by Ixchel Pineda, president of COLGAF, spent $90 billion for the defense of Central Europe, than would the state prison would be.) $65 billion to defend the Persian Gulf, $19 billion that appeared in the March 1 edition of the Beacon. This case has come and gone without much for South Korea and even $17 billion for the From March 1-6, the Campus Activities Office notice, but what would the result be if the man defense of Norway. Comparatively, the $3 billion served as a co-sponsor of Multicultural Awareness breaking into the house happened to be black? the U.S. spends on Israel is truly a bargain. This Week along with a number of other student Well, there would be protests and demonstrations organizations and departments. Our purpose for military and economic aid to Israel is essential to to bring charges up on the two white men. Then, if involvement with the event as participant and keeping her strong and secure. As the Gulf War there were a trial and they were acquitted, there coordinator was to help bring enlightenment, and MONDAY, MARCH 8 LAWS AND POLICIES OF SPECIAL EDUCATION: illustrated, the U.S. and Israel share a strategic would be more looting and rioting, and maybe hopefully greater tolerance to the campus with alliance that will grow even more important in the 1 even another Reginald Denny incident respect to multicultural issues. Arnold Sackmary will be discussing the laws and policies of Special Education in NJ post-war era. Following the gulf war, Secretary of i O Now maybe that Arkansas burglar got hit a few Defense Dick Cheney said "The whole experience Due to unforeseeable and unavoidable 1 in Student Center 324 from 7pm to 8:1 5 Admission: Free times too many, but let's not forget that he was the i i: has been a demonstration of the importance oi circumstances arrangements for the program crook, not the victim. A homeowner has the right maintaining Israel's strength and her ability to focusing on New York Cily's Rainbow Curriculum to use force against an intruder and there should be defend itself, and also the value of the strategic were not properly finalized. We would like to offer no charges brought against the two guys who were an apology to COLGAF and to the gay and lesbian 'P cooperation between our two countries." i > TUESDAY, MARCH 9 11AM-3PM ETHNIC LUNCHEON SC BALLROOM: defending their home, no matter what color the community if it appeared that Campus Activities / >[) intruder is. did not address or offer a more timely response to i > SCEC will be continuing its annual Ethnic Luncheon Fundraiser. This luncheon YonatanD.Greenbaum your concerns regarding the format in which the English TomGiHn program was to have been presented. Our lack of mt recognizes and celebrates the diversity found within the educational community. Graduate Student response to those concerns, however unintentional, Editor's Note: Yonatan Greenbaum is a contributor did little to respresent our true purposes. 1 The menu will include Chinese, Spanish, Polish, Italian foods and more. to The Beacon. His views do not necessarily It is the role of the Campus Activities Office, ii represent those of The Beacon staff. Admission: Students: $4.00 Non-students: $5.00 and we are strongly committed toward furthering Well, maybe I care and promotion of all student organizations at Rodney King incident no William Paterson. We would therefore like to Editor, The Beacon, extend and reiterate the full support of our WEDNESDAY, MARCH 1O 7:3O-9:OOPM PROJECT RETURN PLAYERS: department for the members of COLGAF and The Project Return Players are a volunteer acting troupe associated with the excuse for Jawiesiiiess '" regret any misunderstanding aS a result of the Regarding the article on page 4 of the March 1 event. I Mental Health Association in Montclair. They perform various skits that deal with Editor, The Beacon: issue on Hal Levy, I have two words: Who Cares? Mitch Fahrer and dispell the stereotypes and myths about people with mental illness. They will After the Rodney King incident, we were all Director of Student Center and Campus Activities told that this kind of treatment does not happen to Christopher Jones Gilbert Correa be performing in the SC Ballroom. Admission: Free. Snacks and drinks will be whites. So all of us law-abiding citizens had to sit Athletic Training/PE Cert. Assistant Director of Campus Activities I provided. This event is co-sponsored with the PSYCHOLOGY CLUB. Western democracy fails with New World Order THURSDAY, MARCH 11 7-9PM WHEELCHAIR ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION /'I ^

The Wheelchair Athletic Association will be playing a game of wheelchair table thousands along the way. War more than four , we still view the world i When the Berlin Wall collapsed and the Cold So much for the end of history and the triumph through the same eyes. Today's political map < ' i tennis. It will pit one of the best wheelchair table tennis players in the country War ended, political pundits and government of Western democratic ideals. presents a blurred picture. In conflicts throughout officials proclaimed the triumph of Western After the invasion of Panama, talk of a domestic the globe there are no rights and wrongs. India, the against a non-wheelchair bound player. Room to be announced. democracy. With no Soviet Union to fight any or social agenda resumed. Until, we found out that world's largest democracy is on the verge of a longer, talk of a peace dividend swept the country. the fate of the world, indeed the fate of the New religious civil war. The former Soviet Union is in a Admission: $1.00 donation is requested. All proceeds go to the Wheelchair Conservative writer Francis Fukyama declared "the World Order was once again in peril. This time it chaotic state of reform or growth or stagnation, pi; end of history." rested on disciplining Saddam Hussein. Again Mr. depending on the hour. The fomer Yugoslavia is Ml Athletic Association. Bush drew a portrait of right and wrong. In spite of mired in a bloody and oppressive war and possibly COMMENTARY even genocide, with no end in sight. Our generation was born into a world where we FRIDAY, MARCH 12 7-9PM CANTEEN FOR ADULTS WITH DISABILITIES We all had faith in a new set of priorities. No faced death from nuclear war at any moment. The f longer would strategic interests and political end of the arms race brought that fear to a SGEC will be holding its monthly program for adults with disabilities. We will have alliances come before people. America and the rest responsible close. Our perception of the world must \> of the world could concentrate on fixing their now change. In order to solve the new crises facing various arts and crafts activities and entertainment for our participants. If you are our planet, we have to look beyond good and evil, economies, social structures and improving the '; > living standards of their people. past Western standards, and realize that it is indeed interested in" helping out, stop by in the SC Ballroom. Hope to see you there. a new world order, but now, without much order. i > This emphasis did not last long. Western democracy, has not prevailed in the Anthony Francin 199O's. Instead, religious and ethnic wars are > i visible dissent from a large portion of the sprouting up everywhere. Instead of unity we have division. There needs to be a tolerance at home and Out of the blue, we were told toe safety^f our American people, the war began. However, SI•>>! abroad for difference. Dylan's words seem more hemisphere depended on oustmg Panamas Manuel because there were no clear goals in the conflict, it SGA FUNDED appropriate now, "The times, they are a changing." Noriega. Our political mind had been manipulated did not end, it merely stopped when it was decided Today, unlike the 1960's, there is no Oold War or again. The President presented a black and white enough Iraquis were killed, and Hussein learned ^1 Vietnam to limit our responses. We are on the picture of good (us) versus evil (them). In an inept his lesson. threshold of what can be a great age. military operation American forces arrested With that war two years behind us, and the Cold Noriega and brou^nbackjo^^ 12 11>

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By Michael Braun is responsible for game-day op- who could play ball." great couple of players, and All-American at shortstop one NHL expanding even further \ •• CO-SPORTS EDITOR erations and is the public an- "The first male student- good guys as well," he remi- year, and third base another. They are going daffy in will be called the Mighty vice-president and general Tampa went after older, soxers to be ready for the NHL nouncer at home games. athlete that I met and became nisced. "You wanted to see The funny thing is that he was Disneyland and mad in Mia- Ducks, after the successful Dis- manager. friends with was Chris Wage," them do well. a second baseman." mi. Months of speculation end- more established players, while when their veterans are ready Media guides and sports Through this work he has be- ney movie of the same title. However, the honeymoon the Sharks and Senators he recalled. "He was on the "Merendino was probably Martinelli recalled ed on the first of the month to hang up the skates, or else memorabilia fill the shelves. come involved with the varsity The Ducks will, of course, play will be short-lived. The clubs grabbed more young, unproven football team here back in '85. one of the best all-around play- Merendino the night before a when, for the third consecutive become like the other two. Team pennants and photos sports programs and has devel- at an arena in Anaheim called have to begin assembling per- talent. The Lightning have 20 He introduced me to some of ers I've ever seen. He was an SEE SID PAGE 13 season, the National Hockey ( adorn the walls. oped friendships with WPC "The Pond." sonnel and conducting business * / f wins in their rookie season, Miami and Anaheim are athletes. his buddies on the team like League added more new en- "This is me," stated Joseph at hand starting with this June's while Ottawa has nine. San sure to walk down a different "When I was closer in.age Tommy Popple and Carl March Madness is here!!! trees to its menu: Mighty Martinelli, WPC's director of expansion and entry drafts. Jose has nine victories in this, path. Suffice it to say, they to the students, it was easier to Dittman. They wanted to start a Duck and a certain unnamed sports information. "I fill my Here are the Final four predictions Considering the amount of time their sophomore campaign. probably will not be needing office with things that mean maintain a close relationship fraternity, and eventually asked South Floridian number. they have to do it in, it will be a Tampa will need their bobby anyPepto. ' » something to me." with them," reasoned the 34- me to be their advisor. I have from the Beacon staff and WPC The NHL's two new ex- remarkable feat if they do a He pointed to a picture of year-old Pittsburgh native. been ever since." men's basketball coach Jerry pansion clubs, awarded to half-decent job. Creating an en- Sherry Patterson, a women's "Now if I go to the pub to hang Since this fraternity, Beta Daliessio. Anaheim and South Flori- tire sports organization from basketball player here from out with a few of the athletes, Phi Epsilon, consisted mainly da, decided to begin play next scratch is like building a house 1984-1987. the campus is buzzing about it of athletes, it created an even season instead of waiting until of cards. You need time. Haste SID looks back "I was her presenter at the the next day. That makes things more special friendship be- Coach Dallessio: Indiana/Kentucky 1994-95. They are the fourth will stop you from ever form- WPC Hall of Fame induction uncomfortable." tween Martinelli and the mem- and fifth new franchise to enter ing a strong enough foundation. Kansas/North Carolina FROM MARTINELU PAGE 12 eliminated in the early stages. ceremonies last (semester)," he Even though he can't be bers. the league in the last three sea- And unlike the previous 1988 game at Georgetown Uni- He expressed how those said. "She was the first athlete I friends with the students the "Back in 1986," he re- :Indiana/Seton Hall sons. That brings the total num- Mike Braun expansion drafts, this one will versity. players felt to the 1992 team. met when I came here in 1985. way he used to be, he still cares membered, "there was a foot- ber of teams in the NHL to 26. (co-sports Kansas/North Carolina have just as great an effect on "Glen was so small that "I told them that I didn't She was my favorite, and I've for them. ball game in Wesley, Del. John Oddly enough, expansion other teams in the league as the nobody believed that he was an want to see the same thing hap- ' ', > "The kids bn the baseball, Carroll, one of the fraternity editor) was apparently the furthest seen my share of student-ath- new guys. More players will be All-American baseball player. pen to them, and it didn't" 1 football, and women's basket- guys, broke his jaw and had to thing from many minds when it letes come through this Joe Ragozzino :Kentucky/Michigan available for the picking in the We were sitting at a bar and he Last year's team won the ' i; school." ball teams have always been come out of the game. Instead was announced that the league expansion draft, especially of going to the hospital, Johnny (co-sports Arizona/Duke was trying to 'pick up' a young World Series. Martinelli was Martinelli has befriended my favorites," he claimed. was rolling out the red carpet The Miami club is owned goaltenders, and quality ones at lady. When he mentioned that took the five-hour bus ride ecstatic over the team's victory. many students while acting as "They've always been the ones editor) again. However, when the likes by Huizenga, CEO of Block- that. Teams will only be al- he was an All-American, she home and then went to the hos- With the win came a champi- the media liaison for the athlet- to stop in my office and just of the Walt Disney Co. and buster Entertainment lowed to protect one. laughed. Luckily, his picture pital. He didn't want to. holdup Dom Stampone ilndiana /Kentucky onship ring for everyone con- ic department. His job also en- (hang out)." Wayne Huizenga come-a- Corp., and owner of baseball's The three prior expansion was on the team schedule, so nected to the team, including anyone from going home. That tails keeping the school's ath- He mentioned many (editor-in-chief) Cincinnati/Puke calling, you not only throw expansion Florida Marlins. teams, San Jose, Ottawa, he had to go into his wallet, Martinelli. was a tough kid." letic records and statistics, and names, stopping to tell an occa- Walter Elliott :Kentucky/Norfh Carolina down the broadloom, you hand Still nameless, the squad will and Tampa Bay, got more of take out the schedule, and show "When I got into this busi- sional story here and there. Martinelli mentioned two them the paper and slippers as sending out press releases and Duke/St. John's play at the Miami Arena for at the soft and over-ripened ap- it to her to prove he wasn't ly- ness, I said that I wanted a media guides. He also writes "Two of my all-time fa- of his more recent favorites, (staff writer) well. least their first two seasons. ples off the expansion tree. San ing." championship ring," he admit- and designs schedule cards, vorites were (football players) baseball players Anthony Sena- Brian Yaworski :Ihdiana/Kentucky Michael Eisner, chair- Huizenga has already plucked Jose and Ottawa still have Martinelli expressed great ted. "In this line of work, peo- tore and Glen Merendino. stomach aches from their infe- team brochures, and game pro- Steve Tripodi and Eamon (staff writer) Michigan/Kansas man and chief executive officer Bobby Clarke away from feelings for that 1988 baseball ple come and go, and things grams. Outside of the office, he Dorn. They were tough kids "Senny and Glen were a of the Disney Co. will head the Philadelphia Flyers front of- rior fruit and will continue to team, which made it to the Col- change a lot. A ring is one of Anaheim* Calif ¥.$• fest Tuesda [ht Movie MEISA PRESENTS I

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Thursday nite Ginger's is proud to present e Admission!1.! Free admission William Patcrson's own DJ Achilles, who will be Free Soda and Popcorn!!! BREAK spinning tfie best in Techno, Have, and House music. You'll Be Amazed!! SGA Funded I Form S. A.P.B. Hemember SOcent Drafts and $1.00 6ar Drinks! •595-3295. 25 X -ATsHO ^Ss/X^ IX C 14 •if! PERSONALS CLASSIFIEDS Dlno and Albert—Whose more To the "Spring Breakers" in perverted nowMNHP --try to beat NTE Tutoring Also SAT's—En- Armand J. Grasso, Jr., THE 1993 INTERNATIONAL P210 and P212—The countdown that onel NOT! Let's all hang out glish, Math, other subjects. Experi- MD—Announces the relocation of COVER MODEL SEARCH— is on! Only 6 more days! Panama enced, certified, caring teacher. Softball team looking for title.. again with Dom and Dynomite his private practice in Direct contact with the top 100 City, here we come! Love Tally Excellent references. Call 447- George D!I Spike Obstetrics/Gynecology and Infer- agencies. Local, U.S., Worldwide. '! ByJoeRagozzino that goal." (BZP) 4839. bases (7). She also had three To the Janovsky Pary of 8—You tility at Hawthorne Family Prac- For further information call 201- CO-SPORTS EDITOR Pitching is the main To the Best Little Sis, If I could show you a way to home runs for a career total of guys are awesome, Thanks for tice, 150 Lafayette Ave, 473-2471. Sandy—You're doing great. I'm EARN EXTRAMONEYon apart strength of this year's squad, seven, one shy of WPC's all being there for me! Love Jen Hawthorne, NJ 427-1888. Rehearsal Space—Clean, Profes- Over the years, the WPC here for you no matter what. Love time basis without disturbing what led by senior Janine LiButti. time record. TKE—Thanks for a great social!! Babysitter—Student needed; 3 yr sional, Cheap! 2 hrs. $25.00, 4 1 ya, Your Big Sis Cheryl (BZP) you are presently doing. Would is Lady Pioneers Softball team The 1990 NJAC "Rookie of the Let's do it again! Love the Sisters old boy in Wayne home. Live rooms avail. AH rms have P.A., Junior Dina Desimini and Lora (BZP Associate)—I am so you be interested? If you say yes, has gained national recognition Year" posted a 17-11 record or ASA. in/out, overnight. Wed & Thurs Drums, Amps. Call 201-744-3256. i sophmores Cathy Burke and happy that you are my little sister. please call 201-696-1604. Ref. need-start Apr-Sept.907-0446. for its success and commitment and is second on the WPC all- Stephanie Tedesco make up Marlene (ASA Associate)—You 6ParkSt,Montclair. to winning. This year, the Lady Lots of luck and if you need any- time career list in wins (41) and one of the top outfields in the are the best daughter any mom thing, I will always be here for Pioneers hope national recogni- earned run average (1.66 NJAC. Desimini garnered All- could ever ask for! Keep up the at- you. Love your big, Angel Gena tion will come in the form of a ERA). Conference and All-Region titude of excellence! I Love TKE—Thanx for a great mixer! I national championship as Head "Janine's greatest attribute YoulLove, your mom, Barb Let's do it again! Tequila and Vol- honors as she batted .300 in 41 (ASA) Coach Cyndi Gramlich-Covel- is her variety of pitches. She games last season. Burke was leyball.Love the Angels Advertise in the Christine (ASA Associate)—You lo and her squad set their sights has a hard fastball, an effective solid at the plate, batting .333 BZP Pledge Rosetta—I'm glad on another exciting and suc- are doing a great job! Always re- you're my little sister. I know curveball, an off-speed pitch with a team leading .495 slug- meber that I'm here for you! Good 1 cessful season. and sharp drops and rises" said you'll make me proud, giving it ging percentage, while Tedesco Luck, Love Barb (ASA) your best is good enough for me. If Finishing within one game coach Gramlich-Covello. "She in limited action, scored seven The Brothers of APD—would Love your Big Cindy of qualifying for the NCAA Di- keeps other teams guessing." runs in 15 games. like to thank all WPC sororities for To Angel Pledge Winnie—Tm so Classifiedand l vision III championship, the The rest of the pitching Senior Margaret DuPuis, making our '93 convention party a glad that you are my little sister. If success. Lady Pioneers earned a 29-16 staff includes sophmore left- who batted .320 in 1992, will you ever need anything, just ask. Congrats Prattl!—We knew ev- overall record, 4-4 in the NJAC hander Christine Fiorito and be positioned at third base. Keep your chin and spirits up! I last season. With key players freshmen duo Becky Brennan erythng would go your way! Love love ya! Love your big sis, Angel Freshmen Karen Cecere has the Sisters of ASA Cathy returning this season, the Lady and Dara Napoli. Brennan and impressed Coach Gramlich- Rosey TKE # 352—Congratula- Angel Cimato—Even though my Personals section Pioneers are dominant enough Napoli highlight an outstanding Covello and is the leading con- tions in the 1650. Although many pledging days are over you never III to get past that one game in the recruiting class that will signif- is- tender for the position of short- overlook your abilities. We are stopped making me feel special. quest to capture their first ever icantly contribute to WPC's stop. Juniors Kelly Ludeking proud of your achievements. Thanks. I love ya! Love your little t, national championship. road to the NCAA champi- and Terry Ryan will share the Y.I.T.B. The Brothers of Tau sis, Cathy !«,)•> "I'm looking forward to the onship. duties at first base, while junior Kappa Epsilon Tara—We love you and wouldn't season," commented Coach The offensive attack re- Sharon Suits is slated at second To my little Michelle—Keep your trade you for the world. Love Su- head up. I'm always here for you. of The Beacon Gramlich-Covello, who enters base. san and Janet turns the top five hitters from a Love ya! Donna Your Big (BZP) her seventh year at the helm year ago. All-Conference and Kristine E.—Hang in there girl- In the preseason poll, the tough up-coming season, "It's (the schedule) challeng- Angels Jn PH 210 and friend! Let's hang out soon-it's with an impressive WPC career All-Region senior Vanessa Lady Pioneers are ranked sixth Coach Gramlich-Covello sees ing and* exciting," said Coach 212—PANAMA CITY—Here we time to catch-up!! Alisa record of 159-79 (.668). "The Lenoir will call the signs for in the nation. WPC also has a the schedule as a benefit for the Gramlich-Covello. It makes us come! Can't wait to Party! See you Nlck(Leakey)—I can't take any- returning players have that goal LiButti as WPC's catcher. Last competitive schedule which in- team, getting the necessary idea look better when we play those on the bus! Love Angel Cindy more! Help! Duff (Leakey) "Everyone reads it" (national championship). The season, Lenoir led the team in cludes a minimum of ten na- of what it takes to become a na- teams. We're pretty much fo- To Angel Pledge Lora—Good 1 girls want the best that they can batting average (.338), hits tional championship-caliber Luck! Stick with it, it's worth it. tionally ranked teams. As the cused. We should have another Love your secret Angel i' be, and are working hard to get (44), doubles (9), and stolen. Lady Pioneers prepare for the team. good year." ': f i• li Ignore the parking problem ...while baseball looks to defend and our spots will go away We need your Help! iii By Michael Braun day. return to the outfield and senior 1! CO-SPORTS EDITOR Ralph Perdomo won't be Dan Bartolomeo will resume there. Neither will John Di- his play at second base. Perdomo swings...there's Girolamo. Keith Eaddy and But that is it. This leaves a long drive...it's deep...it Troy McAllister won't be ei- one outfield spot and three in- could be outta here...IT IS! ther. Joe Carter will be, but as a field positions which need to be The Pioneers take the lead! coach. filled. The pitch from Bad news? Yes. Problem? The outfield spot should be Farber.^.he struck him out! No. Why? Because many key filled by junior Mike Lauter- 'ill The Pioneers are National players are returning. This was hahn, a transfer from Rutgers- Champions! not a one or two man show last Newark. These thoughts will ring in year. This was a full team ef- Freshmen Paul Bumbaco the heads of Pioneer baseball fort. and Brian Kelly should see fans, players and coaches for The big three returning to some playing time. years to come. the mound are pitchers Bob The first base vacancy The 1992 baseball season Graham, Sandor Christian, and should be filled by Seton Hall was one to remember as Scott Farber. Their combined transfer John D'Addetta, while William Paterson finished with 1992 record of 24-1 makes freshmen Brian Davis and a 36-7 record, a 14-2 confer- them the most potent rotation Clayton Trevitt will be compet- ence record, three All-Ameri- in Division III. Also returning ing for the shortstop and third cans, two major league con- are seniors Shawn Kelly and base positions. Manny Perez tracts, Coach of the Year and Steve Middleman, and juniors will see some time at third base Tim Vinges and Jason Casa- when he's not backing up De- Free Foo ' >' i conference, regional and na- tional titles. mento. twiler. Help your S.G.A. Help you Brian Detwiler will return The Pioneers have lost The veteran Pioneers are 1 ready to take the newcomers behind the plate for his senior some key players, and the new •••.ii under their wings and defend year. His skills and familiarity players have some big shoes to get involved their title as Head Coach Jeff with the pitchers will be very fill. The coaching staff has oetry / Mu§i< Albies brings his 471-205-8 important for the team's suc- done a fine job of filling these record and 12-game winning cess. vacancies. If this team plays up Call or Stop in 595-2157 SGA Funded to its potential, the Pioneers 1 streak to Deland, Fla. against Senior Dean DiGrazio and i is J Dean DiGrazio the Bombers nf Tthica Thur

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By Walter Elliott time lead. back. WPC tied the score four for a final 65-55 score. while sophomore guard Mau- STAFF WHITER The Lady Profs, led by for- times before penalties took Bachonski scored nine reen Marz chipped in with ward Debbie Filipek, captured their toll. In an ironic turn from points in her final game as a eight points. Rowan College eliminated the momentum with two three- last week, half of Rowan's final Lady Pioneer, fouling out with "I still have marks on me the WPC women's basketball pointers 45 seconds into the 12 points were free throws due 3:21 remaining. Sophomore from the last game," remarked team from the NCAA Division second half and never looked to fouls committed by WPC, Keira Haines added 14 points, Haines afterwards. "I told the III Tournament, 65-55, in an- referees to watch Rowan for other hard-fought match at the pinching and hitting, but they Espy Gymnasium in Glassboro called me instead on an elbow last Saturday. block." Rebounding from their "We tried to slow Rowan NJAC title loss to WPC last down," said guard JoAnne week, the Lady Profs scored 11 Mabes. "At least we got the points in the game's final three NJAC title and we did our best minutes after WPC senior for- for our seniors-Jill (Bachons- ward Jill Bachonski fouled out, ki), Kris (Richardson), and Sue knocking out the Lady Pioneers (Furch)." in the first round of their tour- "Something went out of us nament debut. when Jill left the floor,"noted An expected game of Coach Shaughnessy, who was turnovers and fouls quickly de- recently named NJAC 'Coach veloped in the first half. The of the Year.' "The game was Lady Pioneers were able to very physical. I felt disappoint- jump out to a 6-0 lead, but ed that we had to play them Rowan rallied to an 11-6 lead here again." with its frequent substitutions and up-tempo game. Although The 18f-7 Lady Pioneers WPC committed 13 turnovers end the season with their first in the half, Head Coach Erin NJAC title, while the 23-4 Shaughnessy and her Lady Pio- Lady Profs face Southern neers overcame the brief Maine next weekend in the Rowan lead with a 30-26 half- 1993 NJAC Women's Basketball Champions—The Lady Pioneers of WPC Sectional round.

WV Inconsistent seeding hurts WPC By Walter Elliott Then the NCAA gave the examines the field rep reports "I'm disappointed that the Arthur Eason. "Next season, STAFF WRITER "bad news" later that day by and makes its selections to- NCAA teamed us with Rowan for example, Eastern Pennsyl- pairing Rowan and WPC at wards the end of the season," in the first round,"declared vania will join New Jersey in The WPC women's basket- Glassboro in the first round of explained Nelson from the Head Coach Erin Shaughnessy. the Atlantic Region. Right ball team was the subject of a the tournament NCAA headquarters in Over- "The field reps didn't put us on now, we may play teams from "good news/bad news" joke by According to NCAA land Park,Kan."We look at the their list until late in the sea- Ohio, who we don't normally the NCAA after winning its spokesperson Deborah Nelson, season record, the conference son-which hurts us. It would've see in a regular season." i first NJAC title. a selection committee named record and the strength of the been better if they played us at m By defeating Rowan for 32 teams based on season schedule. Our objective is to home. It's as if the NJAC •iV the conference championship record and strength. The com- pair equally-matched teams as means nothing." "I was disappointed on the Feb. 27, the Lady Pioneers au- mittee relies on weekly top best as we can." "The NCAA has been try- matchup,"commented WPC tomatically got the "good eight standing reports from Nelson added that the ing to be more consistent in faculty person and spectator news" of debuting in the conference field representa- committee and reps come from their seeding,"noted WPC Ath- Joe Van Putten. "But just mak- NCAA Division III Tourna- tives. member schools and operate on letic Director and former ing it into the NCAA is what ment. "The selection committee three-year rotating terms. NCAA selection member it's all about" Pioneer Sports Weekly Planner v t Florida , March 13-20 Horida $ST<& Mar*24- pst Point (A)3:30pjcu Tiie, March 23- FDU-Madison (H) 3:30

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