Murph' Shapiro retires as coach A long, distinguished "This was not an overnight him over the years, and his I coaching career has come to an decision," Shapiro added. overall concern for thew end at Monroe Community Col- Shapiro said, however, that players as individuals after lege. Bruce "Murph" Shapiro, he intends to remain as their basketball playing days men's basketball coach at MCC associate professor of physical had ended. for the past 16 seasons, an- education at MCC and plans to "His dedication to the basket- nounced his retirement enter his fourth year as coach of ball program will be missed," Wednesday, March 13. the women's softball team next added Monagan of Shapiro, Shapiro, who guided the month. who is the nation's 26th winn- Tribunes to a 17-9 overall "I have enjoyed working ingest coach among junior col- record this past season, posted a with our student athletes," leges. "His record speaks for career mark of 331-111 (.749 Shapiro said. "I think I've had itself." winning percentage) during his the greatest bunch of kids to Shapiro, a graduate of tenure that included eight play for me over the past 16 Franklin High School where he 20-or-more win seasons. years that a coach has ever had. played basketball, was His most successful campaign They have made MCC a great graduated from the University was in 1979-80 when he coach- place to coach. of Miami in Florida with a ed the Tribunes to the Region "I have received tremendous degree in Health/Physical III Championship and a berth in support from the College Ad- Education. A native of the NJCAA National Tourna- ministration over the years, and Rochester, he spent six years as ment in Kansas. I really appreciated their en- a coach for the Rochester City "At this time of my life, I just couragement." School district and Eastridge felt a change was necessary," Athletic Director George before arriving at MCC. explained Shapiro, who only Monagan expressed regret over Monagan said the College had one losing season as MCC Shapiro's decision. will be actively seeking a new coach. "I need new and dif- "He has been an outstanding basketball coach to "continue ferent challengesm," he stated. coach for us," said Monagan of the winning tradition" and all "Basketball, which I still enjoy Shapiro. "He was characterized interested persons should apply Shapiro: "...I just felt a change was necessary." very much, has been the biggest by his life-long commitment for in care of the MCC Athletic Of- Photo by Kurt Keber part of my life since age 14. the players who performed for fice. monroe

DOCTRINVOLUME 23 NUMBER 20 MONROE COMMUNITY COLLEGE E MARCH 25, 1985 Many MCC grads obtaining jobs 1,355 students responded to "I think the study showed local area," said Chris Belle- Area employers approve the survey, which found that: that students still obtain jobs Isle, Assistant Director of •kOi career program grads, locally and, even with the Transfer and Placement. of A.S. degree education 60% were employed, and 90% decrease in the number of "We try to develop our pro- By Jon Hockenbury ficials. of those were in their related manufacturing jobs (causing grams with local employers' MCC career program grads The report, entitled Follow- majors; decline in overall employment), demands in mind," said MCC fared well in the job market, Up Study Of 1984 Graduates was *Of transfer program grads, our programs dovetail very well President Peter A. Spina. This is while transfer program grads prepared in January 1985 and 64% transfered to other colleges with the local industrial base. achieved by having professors require further training, said a released the first week of or universities, and 24% were (The MCC grads') training with professional experience report issued by College of- March this year. employed full-time. equates to what's needed in the (con't on page 7) Who1 sin Who's Who By Robert Eckert dent can use a special reference The Who's Who Among service the Who's Who pro- Students In American Junior Col-vides. The student can refer leges is a yearly publication prospective colleges and honoring outstanding junior employers to Who's Who and Ill college students. This year, Who's Who will provide the MCC submitted 75 nomina- school or employer with letters tions and 51 students were ac- of recommendation and cepted. (Those names will be biographical material. The ser- published in a few weeks.) vice is performed for free and at Each Fall, faculty and com- any time in the student's life. mittees on campuses across the The student also receives a cer- country select nominees based tificate from Who's Who which on a wide range of criteria. is usually presented at the Selected students generally awards ceremony at the end of have a grade point average of the school year. 2.50 or better. They are also ac- tive in committees, student To be selected into the Who's government, clubs, athletics, Who Among Students In work study, student aides and American Junior Colleges is a peer counseling. Selected rare honor. Of 14,000 students students are usually second attending MCC either full or year students planning to part-time, only 51 students graduate that year. were selected. That's only 1/3 Being selected into the Who's of 1% of the total. The Who's Who Among Students In Who receives nominations from American Junior Colleges pro- 500 schools that are located in vides not only an honor but also all the states and the District of Monroe Doctrine photographer Richard M. Lettau took time out on the MD's trip to New a benefit to the student. The stu- Columbia. York City to photograph this woman in Central Park. 2 Monroe Doctrine March 25. 1985

tion, Advisement and Registra- tion Program consists of eigh- The search is on! teen (18) work days, with a JUST FOR THE HEALTH OF IT possible income of approx- imately $450. The dates and Peer counselor positions tentative times are listed in the shaded box below. open for Summer 1985 - Throughout the year, peer Off-the-cough notes counselors may also have the almost 20 jobs available opportunity to assist with other ByJ. Tabone, R.N. that keeps you awake at night additional registration activities Under the heading of "cough can be treated by a single in- The Counseling Center will A four-day paid training pro- during September and preparations," the Physicians gredient cough suppressant. employ approximately 20 peer gram will be conducted by the November, 1985, and January Desk Reference for Non- Cough medications with more counselors to assist with the Counseling Center staff for all and April, 1986. Prescription Drugs lists 89 pro- than one active ingredien Summer 1985 Orientation, Ad- peer counselors. During this ducts. (I counted them!) How (often a suppressant, deconges- visement and Registration Pro- period, services of the College If you are interested and meet can you possibly know which tant, antihistamine, etc.) treat a gram for New, Transfer and will be reviewed and general the above qualifications, please one is best for your cough? variety of symptoms with a Readmitted Students. This is an policies, procedures and pro- come to the Counseling Center First, determine what kind of shotgun approach. Doctors do exciting job opportunity for grams will be explained. Peer to pick-up an application. cough you have. There are two not recommend these "com- returning students who enjoy counselors will also explore and general types of cold-induced bination drugs" for severa helping people and want to gain further develop their leadership THE APPLICATION coughs — dry (unproductive) reasons. Many contain ingre- experience in public relations. skills and techniques. DEADLINE and wet (productive). Each calls dients that cancel each other The job involves conducting in- The Summer 1985 Orienta- IS FRIDAY, MARCH 29! for a different treatment. out; often, ingredients are pre- formative discussion groups A loose, productive cough sent in less-than-effectiv doses. While expectorants are with new students and also that clears respiratory passages Training Workshop labeled "secretion looseners,' assisting faculty members and should not be suppressed by there is little evidence to prov counselors with advisement medication. Coughing is a nor- June 24-27 8:00 a.m.-3:30 p.m. their effectiveness. and registration activities. mal reflex that clears secretions and irritants from the throat A good peer counselor can- If a cough is not accompaniec and Registration Program and lungs. Instead, you can didate is outgoing, friendly, ver- )rientation, A

SA Senate at work Your Best Move All students interested in run- formation on Tuesday, March ning for Student Association 5. for a Business Degree positions must complete ap- According to the club's plications by Friday, March 29. ratified constitution, "The pur- Elected positions include SA pose of the organization is to President, Vice-President, 12 provide an opportunity to Senate placements and the Col- develop a practical knowledge lege Board of Trustees student of plants." representative. Information and applications are available Utilization of MCC's in the SA Senate Office, Room greenhouse, field trips, and 3-119. other related botanical ac- RIT College of Business transfer students * 3fC $ * * tivities will be planned. An • Pursue specialized programs in accounting, finance, management, market- Tammy Sharpstene, a former April visit to the State Universi- ing, personnel and human resource management, photographic marketing Senator, was elected Vice- ty at Cortland is already being management, retail management Chairperson of the Senate on scheduled. "For those of us fur- • Work with outstanding faculty members, recognized experts both in the Tuesday, March 5, 1985. thering our education in the classroom and in the business community Natural Sciences, the trip will • Participate in RIT's nationally known cooperative education program The Botanical Society of MCC be great," said Alan Geddis, • Have access to RIT's state-of-the-art computer facilities . is the newest club on campus. president of the Botanical Socie- The Senate approved the club's ty- Please send RIT College of Business information to: Name

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Phone $300 Cold Study College now attending- Return to: RIT College of Business Undergraduate Programs Volunteers P.O. Box 9887 Rochester, N.Y. 14623 needed for a study in May (716) 475-6985 1985, at semester end. Males

or females in good health. Age PART- ft FUU.-NH£ MB OPPORTUNITIES

18-30 years. Screening The Office of Transfer $ Placement, Bldg. 1-204. currently ha;-, over 200 applicants on March 26, 27, and 28th between 9am - 4 pm. A partial listing of i>ome of the job opportunities Please come to the Infectious • Accountants S Bookkeepers Disease Unit at Strong ::,.•:•.•.:.• !.,:. .,•;; Memorial Hospital - Room

••.,:,;• i •:.•••.••;••: 3-6209. For more information + Stock Brokers call 275-5744. • Receptionists, Gen. Office Help, Legal li Medical Secretaries ;?il;|p#:- *• lifeguards If you're interested in additional information on any of the above positions, stop in to the Transfer/Placement Office at your earliest possible March 25, 1985 Monroe Doctrine SA ELECTIONS 85!

ELECTED POSITIONS Get involved with the people involved •SA President (1) During my two years here at M.C.C. I have held several positions within the •Vice President (1) S.A. My first involvement was with the Monroe Doctrine newspaper as a sports writer and eventually I advanced to the sports editor position. This was a *SA Senate (12) great opportunity for me to develop my •, writing skills and learn some leadership responsibilities. From the Monroe •College Board of Doctrine staff I moved on to other positions within the S.A., such as Trustees Rep. (1) Vice President of the Recreation Society, Physical Activities Coordinator for the S.A. President and finally Coordinator of the Student Association Program Board. In all my positions I gained many leader- ship skills and learned the best ways to get things done. I also gained personal recognition from students and school personnel. Most importantly, however, I was able to meet a vast number of new friends. One of the underlying reasons for my becoming involved in the S.A. was that I could use this experience on my sume and in my future career. BOB CARROLL Information and applications available in the SA Senate Office, Room 3-119. SAPB Coordinator

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COLLEGE VISITATIONS TO MCC CHALLENGING EXPERIENCES The following colleges have scheduled visits to MCC in the near future to talk to interested students. All representatives will be located in the Brick Lounge, unless otherwise stated. Mon., March 25 D'Youville College, 11 am - 1 pm Mon., March 25 SUNY College @ Buffalo 11 am - 2 pm THE COUNSELING CENTER IS LOOKING FOR Tues., March 26 SUNY College ©Pittsburgh 12:30 pm - 2 pm RETURNING STUDENTS Thurs., March 28 SUNY College @ Oswego TO WORK AS 10 am - 12 noon PEER COUNSELORS

TO ASSIST WITH THE ORIENTATION, ADVISEMENT AND REGISTRATION PROGRAM FOR NEW, TRANSFER AND READMITTED STUDENTS Spring On-Campus Recruitment DURING SUMMER 1985 for May 1985 Graduates March 26 ITEK, Optical Technology March 27 Newark-Wayne Hospital, Nursing, ^rTHESE ARE PAID POSITIONS^ Rad. Tech., Respiratory Therapy, Med. Lab. Tech. March 27 Corning Glass Works, Opt., Elec, Industrial Inst. Tech. March 28, 29 U.S. Precision Lens, Inc. Rescheduled INTERESTED STUDENTS from Feb. 14 & 15th. Optical Students SHOULD INQUIRE AT THE (Openings still available) April 2 The Genesee Hospital, Nursing April 3 Rochester Friendly Home, Nursing Students interested in signing up for an on-campus job ((COUNSELING interview should stop in to the Transfer/Placement Office, Bldg. 1-204, at their earliest possible CENTER convenience. BUILDING 1 - ROOM 204 Monroe Doctrine March 25, 1985 Marty Bear forages for laughs in the Forum; fails By Roman Divezur fledged musical concert. it not for the fact that he ran out On March 6, an "amateur Though a few people derived of breath singing the last words talent contest" was held at the amusement from Marty Bear's to "Heartbreak Hotel." Forum. There were clearly a actions, no one seemed to have Besides Marty Bear's urging number of winners ready to as much fun as an individual of the audience to assume claim a cash prize, but the who was re-christened "Grub" various catatonic positions in Master of Ceremonies, Marty by Mr. Bear. By shaking his order to attract members of the Bear, ran away with the money. hips in a style reminisant of opposite sex, the peculiar thing Bringing his act to MCC, Mar- 1957 Elvis, Mr. "Grub" clearly about Bear's set was that he ty Bear let many students do and effectively succeeded in didn't try to distinguish himself their own entertaining for a having himself noticed by the from run-of-the-mill per- good part of his show. majority of those awake at Mr. formers. It seemed as if anyone However, when Bear took Bear's performance. Such with visions of stardom could center-stage he proved that thundering applause was have taken his place. Some great charisma and vitality can registered at Mr. "Grub's" ac- well-deserving music major be over-shadowed by lack of tion that rumors were cir- could have profitted from a talent. Unwilling to play more culated about the Forum au- situation as this. Whereas the than a few bits and pieces of dience that he may be hired by music major might have left the songs, Mr. Bear relied heavily the Student Association Pro- gig 5 minutes early so not to be on his malnourished sense of gram Board to shake his hips at late for his next class, Mr. Bear humor to pull him through. a future engagement. Another (a bit richer now) ceased perfor- This was extremely tragic, hopeful that made it to the stage ming 20 minutes before he was because many students, seeing tried his luck at singing. This scheduled to. Perhaps he was Even visual aids couldn't help Marty Bear induce a giggle. Bear's guitar-in-hand promo- "pseudo-crooner" would have anticipating a non-existent en- photo by Richard M. Lettau tional posters, expected a full clearly backed some gigs, were core. John Fogerty: Superb primal rock guitar. Not many synth-wimps copywrights like there is no including The Old Man Down "Centerfield" is up to bat next No synth-wimps here (well, maybe on Zanz Kant tomorrow, many of the songs the Road, whose MTV produc- and thank goodness, it starts up on Fogerty's Danz). This is the kind of music on the album tend to invoke the tion qualifies it as the anti-video where side 1 left off. This song, comeback album that, when it's good, it ex- listener's psychic powers. of the year. Also featured on if played loud enough just emplifies everything that every Where else can you guess side 1 is perhaps the most might put a facial smile on a By Roman Divezur red-blooded patriotic rock star chorus lines before you hear thought-provoking song to statue of Abner Doubleday. I remember all the nasty should stand for — girls, them? However, the fact that come out in a long time, I Saw It Calling this the greatest things I used to say about three- baseball, and the good ol' those tunes are so cool makes on TV, which effectively baseball song in the history of chord, foot-stomping, barroom- U.S.A.! John Fogerty does a up for any stray ESP. celebrates the joys and Rock and Roll, may sound sar- brawling rock-and-roll. After heck of a lot of exemplifying on Just when you thought Slim chronicles the tragedies that the castic, How many baseball rock hearing John Fogerty's Center- this album. Whitman exhausted the yodel, 1960s had to offer. songs are there? but it is. field, I ain't sayin' nothin' bad Most of Centerfield suffers John Fogerty brings back this, Ironically, side 2 starts off John Fogerty has been on a for a long time to come. Shed- from deja vu (or as my French inane form of trachial art cfn sluggishly with "Searchlight." hiatus since the demise of his ding light on a lot of stagnation, teacher would say: deja ecoute) Rock and Roll Girls, at track as Even the tunes two most former group Creedence Clear- Centerfield proves to be a superb syndrome; that is, many of the good as any on the album. endearing facets, (Fogerty sing- water Revival. Could it be he example of good primal rock. melodies and chord progres- "Sometimes I think life is just a ing 'Soich-light' with a Joisey was composing these jems For those less educated, primal sions seem awfully familiar. rode-O," he croons on Center- accent and some good lyrics somewhere in a cabin in thp rock is rythm-and-blues-based Whether it's simply the type of field's second cut. Rock and Roll like, "without a light I may be rockies, for all these years? rock stipped down to the essen- music John Fogerty plays, or Girls is among a very strong here forever") are no excuse for Who knows. Welcome back tials — drums, bass, vocals, and the fact that he is infringing contingent of songs on side 1, this aural-horror. The title track John. SA ELECTIONS 85!

ELECTED POSITIONS Get involved with the

•• SA President (1) people involved •Vice President (1) The B.S.U., as well as myself, found our relationship with the Student • SA Senate (12) Association this year one of the best in our history. Their receptiveness to our needs as a club was present at •College Board of all times. I personally cannot thank them enough for their guidance, and Trustees Rep. (1) support. The single most important thing that impressed me was the sincere desire for the student body of M.C.C. to have the best there is to offer. I urge all M.C.C. students to get involved in the M.C.C. Student Association.

JAMES P. SCOTT President Black Student Union Information and applications available in the SA Senate Office, Room 3-110. March 25, 1985 Monroe Doctrine

SPORTS

Grappler achieves honors FRANKLY SPEAKING . . . phil frank l'V£ JCI5T 86CKJ It? X*c 4-THLeTlC place finish in the NJCAA Na- that he's a gratious winner," tional Wrestling Championships said head coach Mike Cron- BUDGET /triEGT/AiS.. in Glen Ellyn, Illinois on miller, who gave Dominick the HBN^. WE Mi HAVE 7t> February 28-March 2. He Join- honor of being team captain ed teammate Dean Salvaggio along with Pete Zajkowski of START U^MG (Cardinal Mooney), an eighth Pittsford Mendon H.S. "He place finisher in the 142 pound becomes more determined for weight class, as All-American success. He's just a real good representatives for the motivator. He's a testimony to Tribunes. MCC's third those kids who diddn't have a representative, sophomore high school background, which Glen Locke (Irondequoit), sus- is one or two years." tained an injury during the first C.J.'s goals were to go day of competition and was undefeated, win a Region III ti- unable to finish. tle and make the Nationals. He "It feels good finishing fourth came close to winning a C.J. Dominic: A winning in the United States," replied regional title, but lost to Stan attitude pays off. C.J. on his first trip to the Na- Williams of Morrisville Ag and Photo by Mark Coley tionals. "It really puts a smile Tech. in the finals. Williams By Mark Coley on your face." eventually went on to win the MCC wrestling standout CJ. Getting that far wasn't easy, Dominick didn't bring much however. After losing a close "It feels good finishing fourth wrestling experience with him match to Brian Hagen ot Wor- in the United States. It really prior to the 1984-85 wrestling thington Community College puts a smile on your face." season. The last time C.J. (Minnesota), C.J. went on to wrestled competitively was in win five consecutive matches in national title at 190 pounds. 1981 with then powerhouse the consolation round before But his fourth place finish Irondequoit High School. For dropping a 2-1 decision to Tom along with a 36-5 record will ©CREATIVE MEDIA SERVICES Box 5955 Berkeley, CA. 94705 most people, it would be dif- Phelig of Bismark Community give him a lot to look forward to ficult to return to competition College for third place. next season. "My main goal after a four year layoff. ' 'I didn' t have an easy match'', next year is. to win the na- But when you have an said C.J., who wrestled as many tionals. I'm going to try to be outstanding season like C.J. did, as three matches in two hours. number one next year." Track takes second it really doesn't make a dif- "Every match got tougher and Coach Cronmiller also agrees ference. tougher," yet with each victory, that C.J. will win a national ti- Dominick, a freshman the determination was there. tle. "He's the one to beat. I wrestling in the 190 pound "Each match I won made me think he has the capability of Star performers abound weight class, capped a suc- hungrier for the next." winning it. He has a winning at- cessful season with a fourth "One good thing about C.J. is titude." By Dave Needle Tribunes: Jay Kovaleski, who The MCC Mens Track Team took second place in the shot took three first place finishes, as put with a throw of 36 feet and Lacrosse team in search they finished in second place 10 inches; Newsome and Smith, behind Niagara University, who both tied for second in the of dedicated participants with 44 points. finals with a time of 6.4 seconds The Distance Medley team of in the 50 meter dash; Gagnier Jim Gagnier, Greg Bennett, took second place in the 5000 By Tom Roach leges or universities. Carlos Alverez and Mike with a time of 17:19.8 seconds, MCC's Club Lacrosse Team is Eventually, Bell aspires to Korytkowski finished first with and Korytkowski who was in need of ready, willing and return the program to varsity a time of 12:06.4, 15 seconds third with a time of 18:08.9. able bodies. The only academic status. However, until all the ahead of second place Niagara Alverez was a • third place requirement needed to par- necessary ingredients are there, finisher in the 1500 meter run ticipate in this team sport is to University. the team will compete at the This wasn't the only im- and he also placed second in the be an MCC student, full or part- club level. The financial and 1000 meter run. time. pressive finish. Curtis scholastic standards must be Newsome took the finals of the The overall appearance of the Lacrosse demands fitness, met before it can be com- mens track team is good. But discipline and preparedness. petitive as a varsity sport. 50 meter hurdles in 7.3 seconds. Newsome is confident the Tribunes are still lacking "If you are willing to make a "You don't get nothing for runners. " We need a few more bonafide commitment, then that his time will go down to 7.0 nothing from nobody," em- or even 6.9 seconds. Tom Smith distance runners and a few we'll help you to develop your phasizes Bell concerning the dominated the 300 meter dash good sprinters,'' Coach Lennert skills," says Coach Donald Bell, work ethic he demands of all said. This years team is depen- who is very emphatic in this his players. taking a first place with a time of 38.9 seconds."I got alittle ding on its sprinters and relay message to his prospective Anyone interested may con- teams. The team opens up its players. Bell mentioned some tact Coach Bell in room 10-118, tired around the 220 area, but I managed to stick it out," he season on April 10th at the of his former participants have or by calling him at extension Mohawk Relays at Mohawk gone on to play at four-year col- 6118. stated. Other finishers for the Valley Community College.

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Rochester, N.Y. 1461O phone (716) 586-2525 or toll-free in New York State Build your career (8OO) 462-3944 at Nazareth College Monroe Doctrine March 25, 1985 Bowlers consistently finishing near top in Eastern tourneys MCC Men's Basketball opens its season on Vincennes takes 1st place in in Corning to visit their friend 570 and 611, for a 205 average NJCAA Bowling Tournament in Teddy who bowls for Cornell. for the tournament. April 2nd against Buffalo. MCC Men's Team The team wound up entering Kevin Riley stroked the ball finishes 5th out of a 12 team the tournament and winning for a fine 611, 590 and 610 Syracuse University, field. the Team and All-Events series. series, for a 201 average. The Tribunes started off slow The team shot a 3216 series for at Home, at 2:00 p.m. in doubles and singles, placing Team and a 9586 series for All- This was the team's best per- 9th after the first 6 games. In Events. formance of the year, outside the team event the following Mark Quinzi won the singles their performance at Penn day, the Tribunes rallied to 5th event with an explosive 762 State. The lanes were much place for the tournament. The series. He also added a 685 and easier to hit than the lanes in team lost a sectional bid to bowl a 690 for a grand total of 2137 Buffalo for NJCAA. As you can in Albany on March 24 by 60 which also made Mark the All- see, the scores were much Nominations sought pins and a 4th place finish by 8 Events winner for the tourna- higher. pins. ment, averaging 237 for the for sports inductees The Tribunes were led by tournament. The MCC Men's Bowling Mark Quinzi with a fine 665 Steve Terzo added series of Team finished 7th overall at By Tom Roach series, 2237 total for 12 games. A carbon copy of each plaque 708, 728, and 671 for a total of Penn State in the field of 30 The second annual MCC This qualified Mark for a spot 2107 for the tournament. Steve will be placed in a permanent teams. Athletic Hall of Fame dinner display site. on the first team All-American. finished 2nd All-Events, and It was all Scott Terzo at Penn Kevin Riley contributed with a will be held at the college on The college encourages won the high game award with Tuesday, May 21. Nominations fine 609 series, 2101 for 12 a fine 296 game, 234 average. everyone to participate in the are being sought for this year's selection process. If anyone games. Steve Terzo added a Dave Speedy cranked the ball It was all Scott Terzo in Penn 558, 1732 total for 10 games. State who came in 2nd in All- inductees. knows of an alumnus who up shooting off of the corner of The objective is to honor qualifies for either award, Ron Seils had a nice 562, 2053 the lane. He had series of 664, Events with a 1964 series for 9 total for 12 games. John Troiano games. That's a 219 average. alumni who have distinguished please contact the Athletic scored a 545, 2027 total for 12 Steve Terzo finished 24 All- themselves as a member of one Department for an application games. Dave Speedy added a Events with a 1787, 9 game of the school's intercollegiate and return it by Monday, April 484, 1428 for 8 games. series, averaging 198. teams. Academic achievement 1. and community service after To qualify for nomination in Overall, the team bowled graduation are also considered. the Intercollegiate Athlete well on a tough lane condition, Mark Quinzi came in 43rd A "Special Award" category category one must have earned as you can see the scores with a 1723 series for a 192 will honor the non-athlete who 24 credit hours at MCC, been a weren't so high. The Tribunes average. Kevin Riley scored a has made an extraordinary con- member of an intercollegiate may still qualify for a sectional 1629 series for 9 games for a 181 tribution to the growth, team, and been out of MCC for bid through their past perfor- average. Dave Speedy added a development or success of the at least five years. The Special mances. The team will find out 1427 for 8 games. Ron Seils add- MCC Athletic Program. Award category will consider this week. ed a 1074 for 7 games. anyone who has made extraor- MCC wins Angle open at Cor- There were 172 bowlers in Seven inductees were dinary efforts on behalf of the nell University. this large field at Penn State. honored at the premier Awards athletic program. Four MCC bowlers went The team did outstanding in Banquet last year. Each in- Tickets will go on sale, for down to Cornell University beating mostly 4-year college dividual received a plaque for what promises to be a sellout, in from their regional tournament teams. his or her distinguished service. early May. Georgetown top pick in NCAA [This article was written on Some additional thoughts on With four supposedly equal weak Southwest Region. Final Four from a few MCC March 18, when the NCAA Divi- the tournament after two regions, a seventh seed implied Here are the picks for the ''experts'': sion I basketball tournament was rounds: that at least 24 teams were down to 16 teams, before last * Are 64 teams too many? — I stronger than Syracuse. A quick weekend's regional semi-finals don't think Boston College look at the major polls showed and finals. — Ed.] would say so, and neither would Syracuse rated between 16th I. The Eagles upset Texas Tech and 12th going into the tourna- By Glen White and Duke to reach the ment. The poor seeding sent the Can anyone stop Georgetown regionals, yet they easily could Orange against sometimes NCAA PICKS from repeating as NCAA Divi- have been home watching the awesome Depaul and then sion I basketball champions? action had the selection com- legitimate powerhouse Georgia Perhaps Loyola, Illinois, or mitte bypassed them. Tech. EXPERT RUNNER UP CHAMPION Georgia Tech have pulled the The problem is not size but Teams seeded ahead of seemingly impossible in the the awarding of automatic bids Syracuse included Purdue, Murph Shapiro Memphis St. Georgia Tech. Eastern Regional last weekend, to conference league and tour- Ohio State, and LSU — whom Georgetown ' but I doubt it. Dick Slomkowski Memphis St. nament champions. Some win- Syracuse destroyed in the Car- Memphis St. Georgetown The Georgetown Hoyas have ners of obscure conferences, rier Dome 76-64 on February Al Butler dominated every opponent. like Louisana Tech in the 16. Those three teams all had Glen White Oklahoma Georgetown They haven't had a scare since Southland conference, are sure- more losses than Syracuse, and Tom Roach Memphis St. Georgetown Villanova at the Capital Center ly legitimate, but Lehigh made all play in comparable or in Washington, DC, on t Mark Coley St. Johns Oklahoma the tournament with a 12-18 weaker conferences. 1 February 11. The Wildcats led record. Meanwhile, Marquette Dave Needle St. Johns Memphis St. Patrick Ewing's bunch by as settled for the National Invita- The committee says strength many as nine points and by one tion Tournament (NIT), despite of schedule is an important fac- with three minutes remaining, their 18-10 record against much tor in seeding. Syracuse played but the Hoyas woke up to tougher opponets. the numbers one and two teams outscore Villanova 13-5 down in the country five times and I would eliminate the played 15 games against teams the stretch and steal a 57-50 vic- automatic bids and let the best tory. selected for the tournament. 64 teams in the country battle it LSU played only 12 games After that, Georgetown throt- out. The Lehighs and Middle tled both Syracuse and St. against tournament competi- Tennesee States of the world tion, and no team ranked in the John's fwice, and defeated their can play in the NIT. first and second-round op- top five of any poll at any time. ponents in the tournament by So much for strength of • Home court advantages in schedule. Intramurals will be holding an Arm an average of 21 points. the tournament — The selection Granted, Lehigh and Temple committee let economics in- Wrestling Tournament April 3, are not exactly national fluence their decision to allow • My predictions — If College Hour in the Gymnasium. powerhouses, but the Hoyas Notre Dame, Georgia Tech, and Georgetown lost in the Weight categories are under 150, don't seem to care who their op- Dayton play on their home regionals, then God-knows- ponents are. courts in the preliminary anyone could win in Lexington. 151 to 180, 181 to 205, 206 and rounds. The games, of course, However, I think Georgetown over. Pick up applications at the I hate to jump on the band- drew big crowds, but was it fair will roll over everyone, in- wagon and predict the obvious, to the "visitors." cluding St. John's, who should Intramural Office, Room 10-127. For but only a fool would bet In the future , I would hope have defeated Kentucky and more information call Skip Bailey, against the Hoyas in the re- games are scheduled at neutral North Carolina State in the mainder of the tournament. As sites. . West Regional. ext. 3136. Georgetown Senior Ralph I believe Oklahoma will have Dalton has said, "This is our •The regional seedings — defeated Memphis State in the time of year." I certainly agree, Why was Syracuse seeded Midwest Regional and will go agree. seventh in the East Regional? on to beat whoever from the March 25, 1985 Monroe Doctrine Employment success from page 1 stresses interpersonal com- LETTERS TO THE EDITOR teach curricula that is munication skills and looks for periodically reviewed by "ad- "people who recognize that this visement committees made up is the world of work'' and have of prominent professionals'' a "healthy balance between Crowley rebuffed...again and backed up by institutional (their) work and personal life." Employees need to be able to Dear Editor: them in the same group as "when we do wrong they research, he said. criminals. Is it a crime to have a remember always, but when we In general, area employers "carry on rational thought pro- In reference to the article, cesses." This can mean the dif- "There Goes the baby and not be married? The do right they remember not," reported that MCC grads met last time I knew, it wasn't. fits this subject very well. their needs effectively. Jeff ference between failure and Neighborhood" by David success," she said. Crowley in the February 25th In conclusion, Mr. Crowley, Gillette, Controller at Chase- Regarding the subject of why not live and let live, which Pitkin, said that when hiring he "With the introduction of issue, people in minimum high-tech, it appears necessary security prisons (jails) have Hell's Angels, before you make is the creed the bikers' live by. "looks for a quick learner with committed minor offenses or a judgement, call on them; I a good personality." He hires to have computer literacy, even felonies of a non-violent nature. think it would be wise to get "The Corner" two-year accountants for non- in sales. It happened very I don't think they should be more information on the club Chip Sass management positions for quickly; everywhere you look condemned for life because other than the sensationalized Christopher Fagan which MCC grads "worked out it's computers," she said. they made a mistake. As for journalism you have read in the Barbara Boyce well. I'm in favor of the educa- "I think we are living in an unwed mothers, I can't unders- nation's periodicals. I believe Lisia Johnson tion they get at MCC," he said. era of specialization," said tand how you can stereotype you will find that the saying Barb Minnamor Eastman Kodak hired grads Spina, who wonders if MCC from the electronics, computer and other institutions are science, instrumentation, and underemphasizing written mechanical tech programs in communications."! have a gut Is Ra-cha-cha all bad? 1984. They are "very strong as feeling that education is getting By David Crowley for two with Mayor Ryan at the I'd like to sponsor my own far as technical training," said highly specialized, that we have The Rand McNally Company Rio Bamba restaurant. While contest. Just write down in 25 Chris Veronda in Personnel. To trained them very well. But has certainly opened up a very the prospect of dinner at the Rio words or less why you like succeed at Kodak, an employee after they start to move up the large can of peas with its Places is a very appealing idea, there Rochester. Drop your answer in needs "good communications ladder, they reach a point Rated Almanac. A heated debate are people I'd rather eat with my mailfolder here at the Doc- skills...(and must) react well in where their communications seems to be forming as to than our good mayor. But, trine and cross your fingers. The interpersonal skills become more important whether they were justified in that's neither here nor there. Rio Bamba is out, but I'll buy communications," he said. than their technical skills," he rating Rochester #32 in the na- A reporter for The Buffalo you a beer over at El Torito. Although some liberal arts said. Spina realizes that tion, while awarding Buffalo News, Michelle Williams, a con- Deadline is April 1. I hope to and business grads are although it is unreasonable to #13 status. firmed New Yorker (city, that hear from you. employed, Kodak is mainly a expect students to learn vast The Democrat and Chronicle is), has been slamming good old Funny thing, I always sort of technical firm and therefore amounts of technical data and sponsored a contest, asking Ra-Cha-Cha recently. In the liked Rochester. I never doesn't hire communications perfect writing skills in a two- Rochesterians to say why March 11 edition of the D&C, thought that we were that bad. people. "A person is at a year program, colleges must do they'd rather be in Rochester. she called Rochester a "...Buf- I invite your comments and distinct disadvantage without a the best they can. The winner would win dinner falo suburb." your entries. technical degree" where Trends for the future include employment at Kodak is con- growth in the number of service cerned, he said. related, health care, and retail Counselor Southerland dies Xerox's Florence Ulgiati also jobs, said Belle-Isle. By Charlene Baxendale February. Mrs. Sutherland con- many strong contributions to Mrs Barbara Drysdale tracted a parasitic disease and the Counseling Center," said Sutherland, a counselor at attempts to control it were un- James Terrell, the Center's Consider MCC, died on March 10, 1985. successful. They had been in director.. "She was widely and just a few She was on leave to accompany Yemen for seven months. highly regarded both personally her husband to Yemen in Mrs. Drysdale, as she was and professionally." good reasons southwest Arabia. known professionally, provid- According to her twin sister, to transfer to Her husband, Dr. Alexander ed many services to MCC. She Bonnie O'Shea, Mrs. Sutherland, received a worked on the Senior Citizen Sutherland had enjoyed Brockport: • Fall or spring admission to all* Fullbright Fellowship to teach Audit Program which allows Yemen. Services were held on programs for qualified applicants at the University of Sana'a in senior citizens to take courses Sunday, March 17, 1985, at • Guaranteed on-campus housing in the capital city Sana'a. He is an for free. She also worked on the First Presbyterian Church in both fall and spring; special residence associate professor of English at Handicapped Students Leroy, N.Y. An educational program for transfer students only Nazareth College. Organization. Drysdale also fund for Yemen children has • Affordable tuition and fees; creative Apparently the Sutherlands edited the Counseling Center's been established in her financial aid solutions went on a vacation to Africa in newsletter Lifestyles. "She made memory. • Sophisticated career planning includes internships, job search workshops, graduate school and job placement • Small classes in most majors 'Tor The Health Of It" • Pre-semester advisement/registration by J. Tabone, R.N. program Three types of activity are beneficial in controlling heart disease: "except nursing, which admits in fall only • Moderate daily physical activity (brisk walking for an hour) • Vigorous exercise three of four times a week Now, think (twenty minutes each time) about a • Sustained hard physical labor. great one: Full transfer credit with completion of You may be interested to note the calories used in one (1) hour for these your associate's degree program; various activities: 60-64 credits toward your degree Cycling: 5 mph - 250; 10 mph - 450; 14 mph - 700 requirements! Dancing - 200-400; Golfing - 300; Gymnastics - 200-500; Tennis - 400-500; Soccer - 550; Running - 800-1000; State University of New York Sawing Wood -400-600 College Swimming: Back Stroke - 300-650; Breast Stroke - 300-650; Li N Crawl -700-900 Walking: Slow 2.5 mph - 11 5; Moderate 3.75 mph - 215; For more information contact the Admissions Office, Fast 5.5 mph -565 SUNY College at Brockport Health Services Mon-Fri 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Bldg. 3-106 Brockport, NY 14420 (716) 395-2751 Israel's Withdrawal From Lebanon: Is Peace in Sight? The First Annual A talk by and discussion with Rachel Primor Recreation Variety Show Columnist for Israel's leading daily Held on April 17th Maariv, an Israeli newspaper. 12:00 noon at the Little Theatre Date: 3/29/85 (in Building 4) Time: College Hour Place: Room 6-301 Admission only 25$ Sponsored by Hillel at MCC DANCEWORKS Best In Boston 1984'

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