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Volume XL, Number 51 Thursday, April 17, 1997 First Copy ]Free Judiciary Throws Out Polity Elections Elections called null and void on grounds of illegal Election Boardprocedures
BY DAVE CHOW members be called to sit on the the candidates who were found guilty Vivian Salazar and Alejendro Statesman Editor Grievance Board for these new of breaking by-laws in the first. All Cantagallo. The results of the Polity election elections. candidates have been granted a clean The plaintiffs who charged the held last month have been officially The Judiciary has decided to slate, including all the "Students "Students First" ticket of running an thrown out. A new election will be allow the election board to release the First" defendants from the judiciary illegal campaign comprise of all the held. The Polity Judiciary Board has results of the previous elections. grievance appeal hearings. other candidates except for Junior ruled that improper and illegal The ruling comes almost three Presidential candidate Monique Representative candidate Niranjan procedures tainted the vote, therefore weeks since the original grievances Maylor spoke on behalf of the Sagapuram. The plaintiffs are rendering all ballots null and void. were filed against the election board "Students First" ticket on the rulings. Matthew Mahoney, Brad Hausman, The Polity Judiciary board handed and those on the "Students First" "It's excellent. [the judiciary] couldn't Matthew Edwardsen, Michael down the decision a few hours after ticket. Polity President Keren Zolotov have done a better job," she said. "I Mahoney, Joshua Alpert, Vincent the closing statements were made at expedited a decision by requesting a was hoping we'd have another Medordi, Jose Pena, Paul Perrone and Monday's judiciary hearing. ruling by 9:00 am Tuesday. Monday's election just for the fact that people Jugdeep Singh. Judicial Chair Cible Mathulla hearing was the third day of arguments would get off my back. Now we can The group of plaintiffs had mixed released the following statement for grievances filed by candidates see the results so that if one of [the feelings about the results. "We won explaining the ruling: against other candidates and the plaintiffs] won, they'll feel bad, now and we lost," said Vice-Presidential We the Polity Judiciary, have election board itself. that we have to do it again. The candidate Brad Hausman. "We won reached a verdict to conduct the Cible Mathulla, the judiciary Students First ticket is very happy because we definitely wanted to have Polity Elections again on the grounds chair, thought the board's decision with the decision." Other "Students new elections. We lost because we felt of illegal actions through the Election was the most fair possible. She said First" candidates include, Diane there were many issues that weren't Board Procedures. Specifically, the there was some pressure to get the Lopez, Jawond Brown, Sayed Ali, See ELECTIONS, actions of the pollwatchers, and the proceedings done. "There was some Christopher Grant, Donna McGowan, Page 4 informing of write-in candidates to [pressure] near the end. But I voters was illegal. We have, however, understood why she [Polity president decided that the "Students First" Keren Zolotov] wanted to get it ticket will be allowed to run in these finished. It was for the good of Polity LGBT Conference new elections because there was not and the campus community," she said. Big reasonable evidence to disqualify Mathulla said, "These proceedings them. have been an inconvience to not only Basically, we the Polity Judiciary the judicuary members but to all the Success at Stony Brook feel that this situation arose due to the students involved. The Judiciary tainting of the electoral procedures members are not getting paid and we and it is not through the fault of the all missed classes. It's not fair to BY ALEXANDRA CRUZ also had things about how to get more defendants. The Polity Judiciary criticize the length of the hearings Statesman Editor politically involved in campaigns and recommended that the Election Board until you take these things into More than 300 people took part in a self-defense workshop." retrain their pollwatchers and oversee consideration." the third annual Lesbian, Gay, Paula L. Ettelbrick served as the the conduct at the polling sites at all There will be no carry -over Bisexual and Transgendered Northeast keynote speaker for the conference. times. We also recommend that new penalties in the second elections for College Campus Conference, held at Ettelbrick is the Legislative Counsel Stony Brook this past weekend. and primary lobbyist for the Empire Thirty-five schools and 10 states were State Pride Agenda, New York State's represented at the three day lesbian and gay political organization. conference. Ettelbrick said growing up during The conference, whose motto, the 60's and said her world was shaped Kick Into Spring "Strength in Unity," served as a by different political views. She said meeting ground for the gay that even during that time, the open community to come together. The gay and lesbian societies were a weekend served to tackle issues that fraction of the amount that now exist. many lesbians, gays, bisexuals and Ettelbrick said the best way to transgendered, are faced with today, make changes is through votes and as well as provide support. money. She said that is why it is "The diversity of the gay important that when we are speaking community is immense," said Alana of gay rights that it should be made Samuels, conference coordinator and an issue of economics. Ettelbrick said co-chair of the Lesbian, Gay, the gay and lesbian civil rights issue Bisexual, Transgendered Alliance here at Stony Brook. "You have to balance See LGBT, Page 3 the social, the political, the educational and support part of the entire community." "You try to educate them about what's going on in the gay community, what resources [are available to them], and we had to balance workshops N EW S...... 1-7 between things about drug and alcohol EDITORIAL ...... 8-9 Jolly participants enjoy the beautiful weather and free food provided by the use, the coming out process and FEATURES ...... 10-12 Commuter Student Association in celebrating its annual Spring Fest yesterday domestic violence in gay SPORTS...... 13-16 in the Staller Pit. relationships," said Samuels. "We I - - - - - I C------I s 2 Four Buffers, One Ladder and Six Boxes of Bags. * *0 10:27 am. valued at $3600. Friday, April 4th A phone was pried out of a box in an from ladies Tokens valued at $468 were taken from a elevator and paper towel dispensers 2:07 p.m. open in the Graduate pinball machine, causing damage to the 11:32 a.m. bathroom were pried In the Mendelsohn P-Lot, a car's Damages were valued a machine. Fog lights, valued at $60, were stolen from Chemistry building. windshield was smashed. Total damages $220. $250. a car in South P-Lot. 12:39 p.m. A wallet containing credit cards was Sunday, April 13th 11:46 a.m. 1:01 a.m. reported stolen at the ISC. APanasonic CD player, aRadioshack CB An unknown person threw a rock and 1:13 a.m. were stolen broke a window in Keller College. and 5 compact discs, valued at $600, 2:14 p.m. In the Tabler P-Lot, a driver's window was from a car in Langmuir P-Lot. Damages to the smashed. Acar stereo and 50 CD's were stolen 3:24 a.m. Ameal card was stolen from the O'Neill car are valued at $500. from the car. 15-20 males were reported yelling and Computer Site. p.m. screaming from the roof of Kelly cafe. -1:58 Friday, April 1tth Monday, April 14th The music library received a prank call 12:02 p.m. about a bomb being placed in the area. 1:51 a.m. 8:54 a.m. A computer hard drive, valued at $1500 one light Two males were involved in an Seventy smoke detectors and 11':45 p.m. was stolen from University Hospital Eisenhower altercation in the James College Lobby. Both fixture were stolen from and $100 were taken from Respiratory Department. $2050. Two creditcards students were referred to Student Affairs. college. Equitment valued at a locker in the ISC. 8:13 p.m. 3:21 a.m. 10:21 a.m. April 5th A bag with various items was stolen from six boxes Saturday, A group of males were having a loud, Four buffers, one ladder and the Administration Lobby. the Sanger Quad unauthorized meeting in the Grey College study of bags were stolen from Various Times Office. The total value loss is estimated April 8th lounge. Officers assisted in their disbursement. False fire alarms were pulled in O'Neil, Tuesday, at $860. Mount, Benedict, Hendrix and Sanger. 11:38 a.m. 6:25 a.m. A brush fire broke out in Brookhaven 11:05 a.m. 1:28 a.m. A ring and $150 were stolen from Benedict at Benedict Town Park, located at East Loop Rd. Setauket In a medical emergency Hendrix college RHD reported five College. to the The Fire Department notified and responded. College, a female was transported non-student males in the building who were University Hospital due to an overdose. and 2:16 p.m. drinking and smoking. Officers respond 8:12 a.m. but subjects are gone on arrival. A wallet containing various credit cards inspect the area A "c-board scanner" for meal cards valued 3:19 p.m. was stolen from the Student Union. $200, credit cards at $2000 was stolen from Kelly Cafe. A wallet containing 1:33 p.m. and a student ID was stolen in the Javits calls were sent to a Wednesday, April 9th Threatening phone 3:43 p.m. Building. college. resident of Stimson Subject reported that 5 to 6 females entered 10:06 a.m. 15th his room and threatened him. No physical Tuesday, April 2:30 p.m. A tire was slashed in the Mount College Damages valued at $45. violence was done. A small wood pallet fire occurred in the Lot. 2:50 a.m. treated Grad Physics load zone. One person was In the Melville Library Commuter for 11:39 a.m. 7:50.p.m. and transported to University Hospital an officer found and escorted a non- $53 were taken from a wallet in the ISC Roof of a vehicle was vandalized in Lounge, smoke inhalation. student out of the building. locker room. Benedict P-Lot. Damages were valued at $500. Stony Brook Monday, April 7th 9:24 a.m. 1'2:20 p.m. Saturday, April 12th A Computer and printer valued at $112 were taken from an envelope in the 12:32 a.m. $5000 were stolen from the Psychology A library. 5:52 a.m. a room in Old .Buliding. r · IltI 'M A window was smashed in 6:57 p.m. Engineering and a computer, valued at $1500, Wednesday, April 16th ~~~B~~~~;s~~~ Items valued at $120 were stolen from a was stolen. locker in the ISC. 7:16 a.m. 1:39 a.m. L in Benedict College Thursday, April 10th Two computers and a printer were reported A student living stolen from Physics building. Equipment was threatened by other students.
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that the election board by-laws state reverse indication of racism. She said the implication of racism is "how the From ELECTIONS, Front Page it is mandatory, and Maylor should be the plaintiffs "took English's words plaintiffs interpreted themselves." addressed." Matthew Mahoney, one disqualified for not officially signing and twisted them simply because he The Judiciary is the highest court for of the presidential candidates, listed in. Maylor argued in her own defense is the Chair of the Black Caucus," and Polity. There is no appeal process. E those key issues. "The money issue that because she intended to attend the -~ ~ .- .. . . ; . is number one," he said referring to meeting, and did have a private the campaign spending limit , set in meeting with Sangster, she fulfilled the Polity Election Board by-laws. "It the purposes of the by-law. was something [Maylor] admitted to The second point was also a direct clearly [and] was blatant," Mahoney address to Sangster, about election said. "[Maylor] spent a lot of money. site pollsters who employed improper She admitted to spending the money procedures, including not checking but she pleaded not guilty. Someone student I.D.'s and informing students gave her the money but she spent it." of write-in-candidates. Hausman said, "the rules clearly The third point of Hausman's say, word for word a candidates statement addressed the phone mail campaign cost can not exceed 150 message sent out by Black Caucus dollars. That's in the by-laws. So in Chair Andre English. English warned that way we feel we lost, because you on the message that a group of can't do that and not have anything students he addressed as "we", would said about it. What we're getting is a be set back 20 to 30 years if new election with the same people that candidates not on the "Students First" basically went overboard and in our ticket were not elected. Hausman minds cheated. The judiciary just argued that the implication was racial. tended to overlook that and just said He said the message could be okay, new elections." interpreted as an accusation that those The hearing began at 3:30 p.m. on on the "Students First" ticket were the third level of the SAC and ended racist. Making Time For The Birds at 4:58 p.m. Hausman gave closing Hausman emphatically argued Stony Brook, Pre-school Director Barbara Wider, upper left, shows one of her class's statements for the plaintiffs. He that damage had been done to the decorated birdhouses that are on display for the 1997 "For the Birds," competition and wanted the Judiciary to note that he reputations of the plaintiffs. He said auction in the Stony Brook Village Center during April. The classes are currently learning could not properly argue his side rules were willfully broken and that about the birds and wanted to express their apprciation for their feathered friends by because Election Board Chair should be kept in mind. participating in this year's event. The pre-made birdhouses, from the Country Pet Store in Glyndun Sangster, a key witness was Maylor gave closing statements teh Village Center, were sponsored by Sports Plus of Lake Grove(Kerri Swain, assistant not available for cross-examination. for those on the "Students First" marketing director, standing next to Wider). The "For the Birds" benefit auction is set to The plaintiffs wanted to close out ticket. She pointed out that the word take place in Inner Court in the Stony Brook Village Center on Sunday, May 4, 1997 at complaint number thirteen, which "minority" was never actually used in 2:00 p.m. where some 80 unique items will be auctioned to the public - rain or shine. dealt with attendance of an election the phone mail message. She charged Proceeds from the auction will benefit the educational programs at the Stony Brook board meeting which Maylor did not that the interpretation of the message Community Fund. For more information, call 751-2244. attend. The point of argument was as having racial overtones was a
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JENNINE PUNZONE on to the stage and into the lungs of fact that this show, like every show, think he is a good musician. All of Special to the Statesman - the band. Though it is a lot of fun, is a culmination of talent, dedication that is secondary, and it's too bad that The lights grow dim and the the band takes a collective, semi- and sometimes dealing with a majority the majority of the people miss the excitement of the crowd seeps its way cynical deep breath and rely on the of people who don't realize the work point of the songs." that goes into being a musician. Not everyone in the band shares "Some of the these people that the same "pained-artist" view, and it come watch us play really don't care often causes tension in the band. if our guitars are tuned. As long as "That's a bunch of bull-s**t," says it's loud and the other people are into Dan Glazer, 23, drummer from the _ __ __ it, they'll graze on our music just like band Perforated Head. "Any musician sheep, not caring about the content," who says they initially go into music said Fred Martinez, a 23 year-old to contribute to the musical integrity LET THE JOURNEY BEGIN guitarist from the band "Perforated of mankind is lying, it's girls." Head." Dan, with his boyish face, long This 6'1", long haired man has a blonde hair and blue eyes is the first presence on and off the stage. At first to admit that there is a bit of hedonism glance, he seems like your average in every musician, despite what they angry, self absorbed musician who might claim. "Look I'm not saying swears to have something to say. But what Fred feels is wrong, I'm just when candidly spoken to, Martinez is saying when you have a bunch of often soft-spoken, insightful, and women screaming for you, it's hard painfully private. not to get caught up in it," said ''I feel that the music I make Glazer, winking and grinning. should get past the superficial image Sarah Bronson, 24, keyboardist that bands are almost forced into," from the band Perforated Head is the said Martinez. "The words that I write only female member in the band. and the music that they give birth to Although she and Martinez share the represents an effort for me to take an same vision about the music, she is experience and make it universal so surprisingly closer to the mega-macho that some may empathize and connect. drummer in attitude. "Fred and Randy But somewhere along the way that are so serious all the time," said gets distorted and overlooked because Bronson. "I mean, isn't music we're on stage singing songs with supposed to be fun? Don't get me catchy choruses." wrong, I don't believe what we say in If that weren't enough to make our lyrics should be frivolous, but I potential musicians hock their feel that music is also 50 percent instruments and get a degree business, entertainment and that is why Fred and the stereotypes of musicians I disagree." sometimes interferes with their social Bronson is wild, beautiful and lives. dresses to show off her assets. Don't "I haven't had a steady get her wrong, she doesn't adhere to 1-800-USA-NAVY relationship with a girl for four years," any rock and roll ethics. "I don't use says Randy Trowbridge, 22, guitarist drugs and I only drink wine www. navyjobs.com from the band Perforated Head. occasionally," said Bronson. "I dress At six feet, 150 pounds, with long the way I do because I am proud of curly hair that would make Shirley what I have and it helps to attract Temple jealous, it is hard to look past people to the band. It drives Fred his good looks, and his mild-macho crazy, because he sees sexual attention persona. But as Martinez, he feels that towards a band as negative." the image of the band should not What does the singer have to say supersede about all of this? Picture having to jr,,. , :,, fthe content be in a band where on one hand you lliillil| |j|| . of the have musicians with a message and on ---- - music and the other hand, you have musicians IlwvtejteV C ir A-^ -- - w h a t is that share that message, but deliver it ll4e1 e Cr-i17 A,,iCMl/^ *C*--.-. being said. in a way that may compromise the -J \j - - - " I ' ve integrity of that message. It's seen Fred rc At Northwestern College of Chiropractic, we feel clinical sciences; diagnosis, X-ray, chiropractic therapeu- difficult, but he manages. . . barely! [Martinez] "It's like walking a tight-rope with CN strongly about the quality of education we provide tics,wellness care and practice managemelnt; r0-,< stay up for these guys," said Timm Lott, 24, to our 600 students and their preparedness for * Emphasis on clinical, hands-on education < andexperience; hours at a, singer from the band Perforated Head. satisfying careers. * 11:1 student-to-faculty ratio, individual faiculty attention, time trying "Fred is a maniac about his words and r- easy access to educational resources; to convey a Dan is always chasing girls. I love . As our 3,000 alumni know, we can provide * Clinical internships in 80+ Minnesota comi munity clinics t r u e Isv those guys so I just .do my own thing you with an educational experience featuring: and five College public clinics; message in when I'm on stage." Lott, the most * Extensive interdisciplinary clinical learningg opportunities; his lyrics reserved in the group has been with Cal * 55 years of expertise developing a well-rounded, * A research center known internationally aniddedicated to w i t h o u t the band since its inception four years ck rigorous educational program integrating the basic and advancing chiropractic science and the prolfession; sounding ago and said that they have been (^ * Final term, full-time private practice intennships globally; ; c o n tr i ve d through a lot. * A beautiful 25-acre campus featuring leadiing-edge class- o r trite," "When we formed this band, we s a i d rooms, science and methods labs, and cliniic facilities; wanted to break the stereotype musically and socially," said Lott, * Career Services Office to assist graduates i in job n j o b Trowbridge. so i ~ ~ "He takes "that was four years ago. Some of us 5 placement; w?d-4 his lyrics are a bit light-hearted and some of us Q6 * New state-of-the-art library to support eduicationand -;seriously intd I have grown more cynical and aware a1w research. a n - - *^at i d it of the mediocrity of the audience. Our Ad i:':;Imakes-o him dedication is to-the music and to each 5k Ca For a personal visit or more detailed irnformation, - angry when other and that has not faltered. We call a Northwestern Admissions counseAlor at - g igirls think believe in each other and our 1-800-888-4777. that he is respective abilities to turn an ;cute, and experience or idea into reality. That's Z.{ ^ Committed to Clinical Excellence and Preparednessfor Professional Success 5 'Hlllwhen guys all that really matters." L * Northwestern College of Chiropractic * 2501 West 84th Street * Minneapolis, Minnesota 55431 ii '''' C 7 II
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Get Out And Vote Again! As our faithful readers could of high responsibility to the a week stipend. Although there tactics allegedly used last time well note, we have again and again student body. will be a very short two days for around. noted with distress the recent With this said, the candidates the candidates to campaign for Whether these candidates get Polity election controversies. We for Polity council offices have one election, we hope that students elected to lead Polity is of real turn yet again to this fracas, but more opportunity to provide will be given more information to importance for this campus. The acknowledge that our students with a fair debate on gauge the different contestants conflicts-of-interests and the observations on the subject may campus issues. Those elected will for office. backbiting that have been seen only be increasing student be placed in positions of authority We implore students, once in Polity positions this year, and cynicism on- the campus with over a Polity budget of $1.4 million, again, to get out and vote in the especially in recent weeks, regards to the election process. which funded by the student upcoming Polity elections. Less should not be repeated next year. With all of this said, we can make activity fee. Roughly $400,000 of than 10% of eligible students Unfortunately, these qualified the amazing logical jump to this money is paid in voted in the first election. There candidates will have a short suggest that despite all of the administrative costs. In addition, are -competent candidates time with which to prove controversy regarding our first Polity Council members also running, despite the negative themselves to a cynical student Polity Council election this spring, recieve a seemingly excessive $100 publicity over the campaign body. and despite the recent announcement that those results We Wrote This Ourselves were thrown out, students' votes do matter. We make this argument As finals time fast approaches, Students quickly wise up to this not be answered simply by using the in light of the announcement that there is perhaps no better time then repetition, and soon take advantage. generalized papers widely available new elections for Polity Council now to note the rampant cheating We understand that professors on the world-wide web. They can offices will be held on Wednesday, that has taken hold throughout this have greater needs for their time discontinue the use of repeating April 30th and Thursday, May 1. campus. From chemistry tests than having to baby-sit students exams year afteryear, and offer tests All of the recent controversies, given in filled lecture halls to long who obviously care little about the that require some written work so and the give and take between the paper assignments for small learning experience that is available that students must do more than various parties in the election philosophy classes, it seems as if to them' here. Their roles as copy an answer off of a neighbor's disputes, could themselves serve many students here are unable to educators, however, must come first. response sheet. notice to students that their compete with others solely on their Students that are almost openly In addition, the administration concerns do not matter very much own ability. cheating on exams and papers are needs to stiffen its penalties for to those who wish to be our Most students, to get down to gaining little from the classes they cheating; the system currently in leaders. In point of fact, there has it, either are or know someone that attend. place amounts to little more than a been little discussion among the cheats on exams and papers on a Students, further, have little slap on the wrist for first-time candidates, before and after-the regular basis. These students,with reason to think twice before offenders. Students are rarely first Polity Council election this their artificial grades, regularly cheating. Rarely do any professors caught in the act, so the Spring, about the issues that throw off the "curve" for the other check any of the most popular web- administration needs to set an would be among their concerns hard-working students in their sites for term papers (which can be example of the few that are. once they were elected. classes. A majority of professors found in Yahoo by searching under We, of course, are sympathetic Instead, the campus has on this campus seem to ignore the "term papers," if that seems too to' students that feel the anxieties witnessed banal give and take over problem, whether out of naivete or complex) to see if students have been and pressures that are part of the Polity bylaws, phone-mail total disregard. Whatever the downloading their assignments from college experience. However, messages, and allegedly coriupt reason, the negligence on the part there. One professor from the without learning to live with and pollsters. We do not wish to of those who are ostensibly in Political Science Department last fall control these anxieties, suggest that none of these issues charge of the classrooms allows the found that by checking only a few of graduating. students will be ill- matter; attacks on the character cheating to occur, helping to the available web-sites, nearly one- equipped to face "real-life" of those who wish to head our threaten a sense of academic fifth of his medium size class had situations where cheat-sheets student government are of serious atmosphere on this campus. plagiarized the paper assignment for are unavailable. It would seem concern. Elections shouldbe held Students are routinely handing the course. to us, additionally, that for those in a fair straight forward manner, in papers that are downloaded from The administration and teachers who feel that the knowledge with each side sharing equal various Internet websites which need only take a few common -sense gained through hard work and ability to disperse their message cater to this special underground steps toward stemming the tide of study is simply not worth the 0\ to the campus at-large. Those who industry. In addition, many cheating within the campus effort, then they have not likely a\ cannot follow the- simple rules professors commit the inexcusable community. Professors should found a proper outlet for their'
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Candidate for Polity Council Defends Her Ticket
To the Editor: down the process of student my campaign cost. Also, the Election the same rules as any other candidate, but The last three weeks have -been the empowerment. As anyone Board bylaws say nothing about are not eligible to receive funds from most painstaking experience of the lives who knows the history of Polity knows, donations. Both the BLACKWORLD Polity." In general, I would like to state of the "Students First" ticket and myself, the Student Polity Association was never and the 3TV ad were paid for by that participation of candidates in the Monique Maylor. We were accused of as active politically as it is now, sponsoring groups and not charged to debates should be encouraged since the calling certain individuals racists, therefore the possibility of Polity my campaigning account. I have already sole purpose of the debates is to educate breaking the law, and negative returning to that state, due to been penalized four times the usual the voters on their stands and issues. Why campaigning. The opponents, A.K.A. the inexperienced members, is not a percentage amount (.5%) given out by would anyone choose to keep our plaintiffs, took the "Students First" ticket, complete fallacy. The message clearly the Grievance Board, which brought my constituency in the dark? Also, I should A.K.A. the defendants, to Judiciary for stated "this message goes out to any penalization charges up to 3.5% (the not have been penalized because my false accusations, untruths, and racial student concerned about their future at most of any other candidate). Would the opponents were unprepared and could not interpretations. The plaintiffs- Stony Brook." Were the plaintiffs plaintiffs like to take away all of my answer the questions asked to them. MATTHEW MAHONEY, PAUL suggesting that white students do not votes? What more do they want? Lastly, they once again tried to get me PERRONE, JOSE PENA, VINCENT care about their future at Stony Brook? Another;complaint called for a 10% disqualified because they said I did not MEDORDI, BRADLEY R. HAUSMAN, The plaintiffs also stated that this was penalization of our votes, the "Students show up to the candidates meeting. The MICHAEL MAHONEY, JOSHUA a "malicious act intended to slander" them, First" ticket and myself, because they required meeting for all candidates which ALPERT, JUGDEEP SINGH, and when in actuality they were the ones who had "pictures" of handouts hung up as took place did not hold grounds to me. I MATTHEW EDWARDSEN-wrongly were malicious. They took an open posters. ThisX claim is:- highly was excused from the meeting by the trashed all of the defendants-MONIQUE phonemail-message and lied of how they questionable. The photos presented to Election Board Chair on the grounds that MAYLOR, DIANE LOPEZ, SAYED were "indirectly" called racists, when that Judiciary did not show any of my I was not notified about it (on the ALI, JAWOND BROWN, was how they interpreted themselves. It handouts hanging, but were of legally assumption that I would not want to be a CHRISTOPHER GRANT, DONNA would seem as if the plaintiffs took Andre's numbered and approved posters. There write-in candidate). Although I was McGOWAN, VIVIAN SALAZAR, and words and twisted them simply because is no date on the photos and being that present for more than half the meeting. In ALEJANDRO CANTAGALLO. he is the Chair of the Black Caucus. our material was so accessible, anyone addition, plaintiffs, themselves did not They falsely accused Andre Not only did the plaintiffs want us to could have hung the handout up. show up to the meeting, for example Brad English, from the Black Caucus, and be disqualified for their wrong and clearly Then the plaintiffs claimed they had Hausman, but walked in when it ended and myself of malicious slander. They slanderous interpretation of the phonemail witnessed accounts (whichwe never saw) signed their names on the attendance. claimed we indirectly called them racists message, but they made a special request of Diane Lopez and myself electioneering The plaintiffs claims did not hold and wanted the entire ticket to be for me to be "severely penalized for this within eyeshot and earshot of the polling any ground. They were playing roles of disqualified. The complaint had offense." This statement advocated for station and wanted us to suffer a 20% angels and saints, when it was evident inaccurate descriptions of the message, some type of violent punishment to be penalization of our votes. In the bylaws, that there Grievances were of malicious therefore tinting its content. First of all, inflicted upon me by my plaintiffs. It was Article XI: Section V: it states: intent and meant to be hurtful to the it clearly stated in the complaint that my a blatant attack on me personally. "Electioneering within 100 feet radius integrity of the "Students Firstf' ticket voice was on the message, which was a They again accused me of slander and/or eyeshot and/or earshot of any and myself as candidates and write-in lie. Nowhere on that message was my in my building LEG meeting, when a polling station is expressively forbidden." candidates, who are honestly trying to voice heard. Secondly, they claimed the friend of theirs claimed she heard me say The members of the "Students First" gain the confidence and support of the message said, "that some of the that they did not support cultural ticket and their campaigning staff made constituency. The plaintiffs are quoted candidates, not on the "Students First" organizations. They said that it was "an sure to follow all the rules especially the in campus newspapers slandering all of ticket, if elected would set minorities on obvious claim that the other candidates 100 ft rule of which we verified the us. They specifically broadcasted the this campus back 20 or 30 years." This for President are racists" and they distance with the Elections Board Chair. alleged phonemail message, which they is a lie. Not only was the word wanted a 15% penalization of my votes. Also, if I was to be penalized for conveniently interpreted as indirectly "minority" not used, or reference to Why do the plaintiffs keep using race as electioneering of the 100 ft radius, then I calling them racists, on purpose. They students of color, but at the time the a factor for their defense? First the think it is only fair that Josh Alpert and tried to turn students against one another message was created, the "Students phonemail message, now this. TIhere was Paul Perone would also suffer the for election reasons. They have First" ticket was not in existence. That proof that no such statement was made consequences. Since they were directly misinformed many students on Stony name was made up the weekend before at the LEG meeting. My RHD of the next to me and even tried to outdo me by Brook campus and exploited the the voting and the message was done the building and 3 students were witnesses electioneering within the 100 ft radius, "Students First" ticket for reasons only week of campaigning. I would also like thatsuch an offense did not take place. I where it was illegal. they could explain. to point out that none of the names of also had 2 phonemail messages from Another malicious lie was their With the intent to possibly start a any plaintiffs were mentioned on the Josh Alpert, a plaintiff, calling the supposed picture of Diane Lopez racial war the plaintiffs have proven message so it could not have been building residents and soliciting their removing one of Paul Perone's posters. themselves to be unfit as potential slanderous. support of this false accusation, as an They even wanted her to be disqualified. candidates. They wrongly trashed our Andre himself noted that his example of this being a maliciously They lied about having a picture and again names with their interpretation of slander statement of Polity, not minorities, being intended lie. The plaintiffs charged me never produced a witness. The members and uncaringly withheld organizations the set back a certain amount of years, was with intentionally over spending and of the "Students First" ticket did not waste decisions of their referenda money, for not a statement of racial intention. The wanted me to be disqualified. I did not energy on negative and counterproductive false accusations and untruths. statement meant that Polity would be set spend "well over the allocated amount" campaigning (unfortunately, I cannot say These hearings were a blatant attack back because of the lack of involvement for my campaign. Firstly, I was not the same for the plaintiffs). The plaintiffs on the "Students First" ticket and myself. of some of the candidates running for allocated any money, and secondly the also disagreed with me, as a write-in Due to the compilation of these lies, we, office. Candidates without experience Election Board said it was alright to have candidate participating in the debates. In the defendants were not charged orfound and an awareness of the issues donations and said nothing about there actuality, it states in Article VIII: Section guilty on any account. concerning the students would slow being a possibility of it being added to I: "Write-in candidates shall be subject to Monique Maylor
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\O _ I -· ------e The Earlier, The Better-Young Feminsts Congregate in D.C. w ho l e national championship. Usually "I've always been raised to don't describe as feminists as a community in coaches are fired based on losing defy authority I guess. I'll do all I way to demystify to them that we flames. The streaks supposedly, yet seven can to help other people to see their don't have tails, that we're not media is your female coaches were let go of their not taken advantage of," said sisters from another planet," tools, you are position despite winning big-ten Bauchman, now 18 and sporting a explained Gillespie. ra fi By Brooke Donatone theirs, don't let titles and national championships tongue-ring which Utah probably At night there was even By Brooke Donatone them badger entertainment. Professor Bonnie you or bully Morris from George Wahington From April 11-13 over 1000 you," said journalist Melinda University performed a one-act men and women from all over the Shelton, who was also a panelist. play called "Revenge of the United States congregated at the "It's very difficult because it's Women's Studies Professor" in Renaissance hotel in Washington a traditional medium that does not which she comedically described D.C. for the Young Feminist welcome change when it comes to encounters with students who Summit Conference. encouraging feminism. Most of didn't understand feminism and The conference encompassed the times when you cover stories sheltered people who didn't agree workshops, skill building sessions, about women, they're victims of a with her "deviant" sexual and discussion groups to discuss crime. . .it's not talking necessarily orientation. "I love busting these issues on sexual harassment and about how people are helping stereotypes, 'hi I'm cheery and gay rights. "We learn so much from themselves," explained friendly'," mused Morris of the ach other and we have to share Indianapolis Fox News Producer, stereotypes that feminists are these'experience s so we can pass Jen Christensen. mean and ugly. "I try to demystify it on to the next generation. It's Making Your Schools and Young feminists protest for women's rights outside of the white house it (women's studies classes) by truly inspiring and it keeps us Workplaces Women-Friendly having the sylibi available and going," said Vanessa Salinas, a discussed how to organize on the excuse of "it's time for a doesn't approve of. talking to people ahead of time coordinator of the Summit campuses and communities to change," said Weaver. "I was "A lot of times I just wanted about what goes on in the class. I conference. support safe and fair schools and making less than 35,000 a year. . to quit but I knew in the long run really think there are people who Media 101 was a workshop work places and aspects of Title IX. .my counterpart was making that I wasn't the one in the wrong, think that all we do is talk about is to discuss how the media portrays Former coach Karen Weaver 75,000 a year with a losing streak," they were,"' Bauchman explained how we hate men," sighed Morris. feminism. The participants was fired from herjob at Ohio State explained Weaver. So much for about her ordeal. "There's always The conference ended with a discussed how many issues such as University as field hockey coach equal pay for equal work. going to be people who don't agree protest in front of the white house gay marriages don't get a lot of because she complained that the Rachel Bauchman was one of with you, and it makes it more fun where the group held signs such attention in the media, and how school needed new astroturph the guest speakers at the nightly that way," said Bauchman, who as "No guns for wife beaters" and some reporters may be biased because athletes were getting hurt. planery. At 15 she became the first plans to pursue a career in politics. chanting "equal rights for while reporting stories. The school didn't want to pay student in Utah history to create a Ms. Magazine Editor-In- Chelsea". National NOW "My goal is to make people money to get new astroturph for a legal precedent to prevent teachers Chief, Marcia Gillespie was also a presidentPatricia Ireland stood more comfortable working with the 'non-revenue sport' so she took the form imposing their own religion guest speaker. "I don't think young among the group and nearly lost media. I don't think most reporters complaint to the NCAA to make on students. Bauchman's music women are apathetic towards the her voice screaming, are out to get people, but I know sure they were in compliance with teacher forced them the choir to feminist movement as they have "Let's save the rights we have that some reporters are affected by the gender equity rules who put sing Christian music to impose his been so carefully brainwashed to and win the ones we haven't their personal biases . .and that's pressure on them to replace the own religion on the students. "I got be fearful of feminism," said accomplished." We may have left maybe "out to get them" let's quote facility. "As soon as they did that I the majority of the state to hate me - Gillespie. "We need to make sure the white house, but our fighting these radical feminists about was fired," said Weaver, who with a passion, that's what's fun we're engaged in open hasn't stopped. something that's going to get the coached for 16 years and won a about it," began Bachman. conversation with women who
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probably the best hands in the league. and is employed by Sensory Lighting goaltender Nau playing with the victory 10-7. Tony Sciortino played He's a great finisher. He knows where and Sound. Garden Conference against his well for the Empire team despite his to be to receive the puck." Marabella Another second year All-Star teammates playing on the Empire lingering injury from the Wagner came from Sachem High where he led returner for the Seawolves is senior Conference team. Stony Brook talent contest. Both Marabella and Doyle them to two State Championships. goaltender Jeff Nau. Nau played two showed-off early early as Doyle ended the game with two goals Rob has one more semester of seasons for Stony Brook after scored the Empire teams first goal of apiece. eligibility left and it is still undecided transferring from Division III SUNY the contest. The Seawolves The performance of Nau in the as to whether he will be returning next Brockport. Jeff led the 'Wolves to Marabella notched the second goal of second period earned him the MVP season. His decision will greatly their best record in ten years and the game for the Empire conference of the All-Star game. The MCHC is effect the Seawolves offense in the holds the single season goaltending receiving a nice centering pass from retiring Seawolves Jersey #31 upcoming year. Rob is a senior record for most wins in a season at Wagner's Mike Allerti. Doyle formerly worn by Nau. Nau's majoring in Business Management. 14. Nau posted a 3.89 goals against notched his second goal of the first autographed jersey will be on display For the second straight season, average, second only in the league to period with five minutes remaining. in the United States Hockey Hall of Seawolf, Sciortino led the entire MCHC champions Wagner college. The Empire conference pulled ahead Fame in Eveleth, Minnesota. Nau is league in penalty minutes putting him Nau was nominated an assistant with a 3-1 lead after the first. All planning on attending a free agent in the company of Toe Blake and captain this year which is an honor three goals for the Empire conference camp for the East Coast Hockey Eddie Shore in the brand of "old time not usually given to goaltenders. came from Stony Brooks Marabella League this summer. The East Coast hockey"player. Sciortino was what Coach Dan Hill says that "Jeff is and Doyle. Hockey League is made up of many you would call a "Goon". Sciortino undoubtedly the best goalie in this The second period saw Nau come of the farm teams for the NHL. has matured over the past two seasons league, he is more responsible for our in to show the league who was the The Stony Brook Ice Hockey and has shown leadership qualities record over the last two years than king between the pipes. At the other team recently finished one of its best which earned him the "C" on his anyone on the team." end of the ice was Wagners starting seasons in team history with a 14-4- jersey. Anthony showed his In his radio broadcast from Stony goalie Neil Leone, who bettered Nau 2 record and a fourth place finish in toughness in the Brooks' final playoff Brooks playoff game- at Wagner in goals against average during the the Metropolitan Collegiate Hockey game against Wagner college. In the college, color commentator Tom season. The Empire conference conference. The Brook finished one first period Sciortino cracked two of Giusto raved, "In his final game for peppered Nau with 21 shots in the point behind third place New Paltz, his ribs from a blind-side check along Stony Brook, Jeff Nau deserved second period. Stony Brooks two points behind second place the boards in front of Wagner's bench. better than this.....he is arguably the goaltender shined stopping 20 of the Fordham, and ten points behind Despite the obviously painful injury, best goalie that Stony Brook has ever 21 shots, while his nemesis Leone undefeated powerhouse Wagner which sometimes found him hunched seen, or ever will see, wearing the was lit up with five second period College. The Seawolves received over wincing in pain, he played Seawolves uniform." Nau ended his goals. Ironically the only goal scored their third straight playoff bid and through the it. Sciortino played season at Stony Brook with an on Nau was scored by Stony Brook's were faced with Wagner college in the brilliantly in his final game in the impressive showing of talent against Marabella as he broke through the first round. The 'Wolves were Seawolves uniform despite the injury. Wagner college, stopping sixty of the slot on a pretty pass from Wagner's defeated however 7-2 to end the Coach Dan Hill regards Sciortino as sixty-seven shots on goal. Nau is a Rob Cammerata. Nau entered the 1996-97 season. Nau made the "the most poised and confident biology major planning on attending period with a 3-1 defecit and left sixty-seven saves to keep the game defenseman that he has ever medical school. winning 6-4. The final score of the much closer -than the actual score coached". Anthony is a Theatre Major The All-Star game found contest was a Garden conference showed.
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BY MIKE CHAMOFF Statesmwn Editor overtime game midway through last year. However, they weren't about to let the same The Seawolves just won the most thing happen again. important game in their Division I history With a man up situation in the first yesterday when they beat the Hartford overtime, Robb Aitchison got the ball, and Hawks in overtime 10-9. Yesterday's just as he did in the fourth quarter of game, played under the twinkling of the regulation, he played hero, but in a different stars and stadium lights, proved the heart way. Aitchison delegated the scoring duties and soul of this team this season as Stony to Derek Reyna this time as he passed to him Brook defeated the 16th ranked team in behind the net. Reyna came around the net the nation. and speared the game winner. Stony Brook With the Seawolves trailing 9-7 late in had just upset a ranked team. the game, Robb Aitchison started the lethal Stony Brook is 8-2 record with three attack on the Hawks. In a man up situation, games left to play. Stony Brook can lose with 2:36 remmaining in regulation, Aitchison the three remaining games but will still be a stepped up and delivered a goal to make it 9-8. winning team for 1997. However, according However, with 47 seconds remaining on the to how well they are playing right now, that clock, Courtney Wilson, flew like the wind, split will be unlikely. Stony Brook will take on two defenders, streaked forward and put a shot UMBC, ranked 15th nationally at the end of on goal. The shot went past the goalie and USB March and have a good showing. They need exulted. The score was tied at nine and a a road win at Villanova and a home finale confident Stony Brook was smelling victory. victory against the Yale Bulldogs to As the final seconds ticked off the clock at complete the season. No negatives here Hartford, the Seawolves were about to enter whatsoever, allright ? their first sudden death situation of the season. NOTES: As Coach Espey said after last For comparison, Stony Brook's success in year's dismal season,"We're going to beat overtime last season wasn't thatfavorable. They somebody real bad soon..." Well the 'Wolves lost to Marist in a heart breaking double uourtnney wiison ana nooD Amicnmson naa reason to ceieorate last nignt finaly got it against Hartford. O
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... >.>-: would have asked me at the beginning BY ROLAND MELANSON of the year if Ray would be chosen as Statesmtan Editor - an All-Star selection I would have never believed it. His hard work has On April 4 th the Metropolitan paid off." states Hill. Doyle will be Collegiate Hockey Conference held its returning next year for in his second annual All Star game at the Staten season as a Seawolf. He will Island Skating Pavilion on Staten undoubtedly be one of Stony Brooks' Island. Four players from the leading offensive powers. Doyle is a Seawolves Ice Hockey team were Biology major at Stony Brook. selected to represent Stony Brook. Second year forward Rob Freshman forward Ray Doyle was Marabella made his first appearance selected in his first year wearing a at the MCHC All-Star game. In his Seawolves' uniform. Doyle put in two second year as a Seawolf Marabella outstanding performances during the led the team in scoring and was 9th season, both were four goal games. overall in Empire Conference His aggressive offense and hard scoring. Rob tallied 21 goals and 18 grinding style made him the assists in 17 games in the 1996-97 invaluable to the 'Wolves. He was the season. Last season Marabella was team's second leading scorer. Stony 5th on the team in scoring while Brook head coach Dan Hill says of playing in only half the season. When Doyle "Ray is one of the hardest asked about Marabella coach Dan Hill working players on the ice, he is replied "Rob has fantastic hands, always the first one to get in there and Dan Hill. (bottom) Jeff Nau. dig in the corners." "If someone See HOCKERY Page : 4