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Debbie Young - 1st year graduate, Metals. "He knew all about it! He lied through his teeth! Every president is corrupt to some extent, but Reagan may have felt he was doing something for the good of the country and it blew up in his face. Plus, he always changes his story, and I think he is really into war."
\\^^M,^yyXy•Cm Sylivia Pelcz - 1st year,SAC. "Reagan is rwthing more than a puppet in a large scheme to keep the truth from the American people! 'Si--'?/ Why didn't anyone say anything when the CIA came onto campus to recruit students?"
Brian Anders 4th year, EET. "iSJobody really knows enough about the facts, but I think Reagan knew about everything that transpired. He wcLs so flustered at all of the interviews that his guilt was clearly revealed."
Robert "Tuc" Lutz - 4th year,Photography. "The thing that angers me the most is that what Reagan did was hypocritical, and even if he didn't know, people under him did. It was his business to know! What does 'Defensive Weapons' mean?" -.•n.n
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Features 8 & 12 & 20 Reproview 22 Branford Marsalis plays a double show The B 32's latest album. Bouncing ojf to a pleased KIT audience. the Satellites takes a turn of The not so dangerous sport of hang indifference. gliding was attempted bv three RIT The Pyramid Arts Center recently turkeys. exhibited nationally renown artist, A weekend of men's sports makes for a Jerome Witkin's, unique style of art. great photo feature. Shriekback's fifth album. Big Night .Music lacks both substance and soul. Scoreboard 26 Men's cross country becomes the fifth best team in the nation; Wagner is All American. Men's hockev is downed by Alaskan foes in a bebefit match at the War Memorial. Men's and women's swimming takes to the water, knocking off opponents.
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REPRORLE Before our Thanksgiving Break, one accomplishment considering all the are about as conducive to studying as an student organization proved they were equipment needed was procured by Ozzy Oshourne concert. And resourceful, responsible and committed students who all had projects to finish apartments have a different set of to servicing the needs of their and exams to study for. As if that were distractions; televisions, stereos, MTV, constituency. In fact, they did their not good enough, all this was done at a and a kitchen. work so well thev made the minimal cost to students. The bottom line is students needed a administration look foolish. What makes the administration look place to go in order to finish the quarter During Phase Two of RIT's power foolish is they did not heat the students with some degree of academic success. fiasco, the Off Campus Student from OCSA to it. They should have. A quiet study enviroment free of Association managed to round up lights Certainly some trouhlshooter in one of distractions. OCSA provided what RIT and a generator so they could keep the RIT's depanments could have done could not, vvho should he teaching RITreat of>en during the last week what these students did, perhaps better. whom? (some would call it finals week) of fall I spoke with one administrator who quarter. They managed to keep electric naively asked why students could not typewriters, copiers and even a coffee studv in their rooms. It is a reasonable machine going so students who could question, hut a brief walk through the not study in a darkened library would residence halls at night, and this have a place to go. No small administrator would discover that thev
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All nghta reserved No portion of this magwine fney be reproduced without prior written permission from REPORTER REPORTER LETTERS Drop The Porn? answering my call wrote down the problem Magazine and took my name. Cieneva Miller, the director of HEOP was out until Monday While walking through RiT's College Editor in Chief also. My last stop was in Student Affairs. Union a while ago (Nov 12, 1986) i slowed Dr. Fred Smith, Vice President and Dr. Kevin J. Minnick down for the first time in weeks to look at Elaine SpauU, Asst. Vice President, were what was around me. i was just following a not available at the time. One of the Manaqinq Editor hasic routine that i had settled into. This is secretaries stood and talked with me about Bill Amstutz something i should work on, that is, what vou have heard so far. She wrote looking at my surroundings for a moment down what I was concerned about and took Reporters as i pass through, instead of mindlessly my name too. Well, I forgot to go in that Maxine Isaacson maneuvering around obstacles to get out. next Monday and see the people who were Jim Ferme My attention moved from the people out Friday. This didn't matter though, gathered together around me, the state because on Tuesday the cases were taken Entertainment Editor flags hanging from the ceilings and the down as their alotted time of exhibition Kris Argento stairs up to the mezzanine level to the expired. showcases along the walls. One exhibit in Entertainment Writers particular caught my eye as i gazed dowm i spent three davs doing my best to have this illustration taken down, waited three Craig Veconi the hall. The artist had drawn several more to see if it would happen and it never Jim Winiarski pictures. The biggest work was that of a John White seductivelv posed woman standing with her made a difference. Oh, i'm not upset. This chest exposed from beneath an open is simply one more example of, Sports Editor "Righteousness is the last thing this poor, Robert A. Salzer negligee. She also had on small bikini shaped panties. I couldn't help hut to ailing world needs, "Consuelo V. Gavignio; letter to the "REPORTER" Sports Writers think, had this been a photograph, it would not he hanging there. Then i thought ahtiut Nov. 14, 1986. Bad attitude. Art work of Chris Martin this nature only adds to the demoralization Jeff Gibb this some more. The reason it wouldn't have been put up as a Kodak print is that of society, i'm not saying that Dana the picture would have been considered Fonville. the artist of this piece, is not Photo Editor extremely talented, in this instance, Steven D. Freeman pornography. The conclusion I came to is that even as an artist's conception, this however, this person has used their ability perversely, i find it strange that nobody Photographer woman was still sexually exploiting her body. was willing to assume the authority to Francisco Pardo remove such obscenity. I wasn't surprised i turned around and walked over to the that the portrait was left up. in my Cartoonist information booth to find out exactly what wonderings i was regarded as merelv an Mike Kerwin someone might do to have such a display individual voicing his opinion. But who has taken down, i was directed to Debbie the authority to say what goes up and Production Coordinator Waltzer. She is associated with comes down in the CU? if there was any Nils Morgan coordinating CU services, i'm not sure way possible for individual members of the how many people are involved in deciding RiT student body to have a say in what Production /vvanagers what gets put up in the llnion, hut, Debbie gets puhlicaly displayed around campus, i assured me that they thoroughly screened Steve Waterioo didn't find it. all the projects, in fact, she even said they Annamarie Daane wondered if the piece in question was too i urge all of the Christian groups on risque to he up during Parent's Weekend. campus as well as any individual who does Production Staff When i asked her about taking it down she their best to uphold what is good and Ellis J. Canal Patricia Rurak referred me to her boss, Helene Manglaris, morally sound to not allow such lewdness Jeff Rekrhert Sue Shade Director of Student Activities and I'nion to occur. Take legal means of action. Be Beth Ploeger Services, i thanked her very much and kind when you file a complaint, hut, don't Unda Crankshaw ^^^l3 caught up to Helene later that afternoon. allow anyone to not take you seriously in Scott Trayior Jordan Neuringer At this jxtint i realized the display had been your pleasantness. Just because we live in up for quite some time, i explained the society doesn't mean we have to give in to situation to Ms. Manglaris. She suggested its iniquities, if the Bible tells you so. that i talk to the people in Minority Affairs, Please, do what Jesus would do. . do as they had some part in the display too, good. AdyertlskiflRepr^^ and gave me some names to address. Don Tong No one directly associated with Christian BusincssJAanagcr g^^^fpii^ii Minority Affairs was in, hut Scott Edmonds, a member of BACC helped me OCSA Does Well out. He was sincerely congenial, wrote out what was going on and did his best to give The recent electrical problems which ttstributipnjtaff j^^^j^cSi^ me some phone numbers as well as names began on Friday Nov. 14th have left me to contact, i called Minority Affairs the wondering about the mission of RiT. Andrew Minnick next day and asked what could he done. While RiT continues to stress academic The coordinator, Millicent Mickle, acheivements as its main goal, the wouldn't he in until Monday. The person Institute's actions over this period of time Advisor •— E^ii^TspauH have also left me wondering. many marital problems. A divorce usually provides. This is such an improvement over The week of Nov. 16th was not accompanies the destruction of family and the old OCSA "lounge" in the basement of officially labeled a 'finals week', hut it was friendly ties. Where has the strong the Union. Remember, the one with one generally accepted by many professors that American family gone? couch, one typewriter, and you always felt a final exam was necessary. To paraphrase As this article is being read, the you were in someone's office ana m the one professor, "it is impossible to American f>eople are divorcing themselves way? Congratulations on the improvements understand how much vou know without a from the Reagan Administration. After six this has made in the quality of student life. cumulative final exam", and so finals of the best years this country has seen in (Every little hit helps!!) continued in various forms, and final recent times, many Americans are giving The real reason for this letter is to thank projects were due, hut the library was still up on President Reagan. In the 1980 the RITreat staff for showing their concern closed. Presidential Flection, Ronald W. Reagan for the student body. I have been at RIT Other colleges have at times had to close received 51 percent of the vote. In many since 1981 and this past Fall quarter had to their libraries due to similar reasons, and places across the United States the results he the most stressful one I've experienced. have accomodated students by having were of landslide proportions. President But the stress had nothing really to do with runners retreive materials students needed, Reagan has brought the pride hack to the individual work loads. It stemmed from th" hut what about the most obvious solution, hearts of of the American people. "The unusual situations such as the power setting up a generator to supply the needed Pride Is Back!" is a popular phrase that outage and the recurring bomb threats. f>ower. From talks with Campus Safety and can he seen in many advertisements on Even though none of mv classes were Physical Plant employees it seems that this television or in print. In the past two weeks affected by either, the scheduling of make- option was not even considered at the time. this confidence has been deflated to up classes did affect them. Professors While the Institute seemed to ignore this nothing. Where has all the faith in our scheduled final exams in parts which meant problem, the Off Campus Student President gone? one final took students. Then there was the Association, run by students who also have The American people have to realize that power shortage during that week. But finals, acted quickly, effectively, and there are reasons for secret dealings within thanks to the efforts of the RITreat staff of responsibly to the situation by renting a or between countries. We the people have keeping the RITreat open 24 hours for a generator to maintain their services the right to keep our leaders honest, hut couple of days straight and serving coffee, including typtewriters, word processors, as making a judgement on a president before some of the tension of the last week was well as copy center copiers. The dilemma the facts are known is wrong. relieved by having a place to study. students were put in was recognized and According to a newsday article by Jim My sincerest thanks to all involved and dealt with by students for students. With Klurfeld. dated November 6th, 1980, keep up the good work. the help of Student Activities, OCSA President Carter was sending "already Dona Fraciscovich remained open for 48 continuous hours paid for arms to Iran," so how can we 5th year computer science and obtained a second generator from blame the President for these deals that Monroe County to light the circle for buses were started years ago? The money that and cars. supposedly went to aid the Anti Sandinistas No More Tickets I admire and appreciate OCSA's is a subject which has every right to he dedication and understanding during this investigated. The newly appointed This is in complaint of the unfair ticketing time and thank them. As for the Institute, independent counsel has a lot of policy going on in the parking lots of this investigating to do, so let us wait for the the next time a student organization or school. When I arrive for school about 12 facts from their findings until we the people group is denied a request or an idea is noon on most days there isn't a parking start judging. This country does not need stymied on the grounds that it will space left and there are lots of cars driving another divorce — we need to start sticking compromise our academic mission, think around looking for one. The only place left together in sickness and in health. hack to the week of Nov. 16th and to park is on a grassy edge of the parking remember who is the p>ot calling the kettle lots. Yet when you park there you can black. count on there being a ticket flapping away RITreat Useful on your windsheid when you come out. Fred Grunewald RIT obviously doesn't have enough 5th year Physics/Education When the RITreat first opened, before it parking to handle the daily demand. So tell was even named, I wrote a letter which was me. where the heck I'm supjxised to park? Don't Divorce Reagan published here questioning the purpose and Maybe if I drive around for an hour atmosphere of "the old bookstore'new someone will eventually leave and i'll have How many divorced couples do you know? student louge." It asked whether this space been lucky enough to grab the spot after How many of those people have been was intended to he an extension of study hovering like a vulture. I am so mad at this divorced more than once? Why are these space of the library or a more casual study school for it's unfair ticketing. I want that people divorced? Many studies regarding place. At the time, my complaint was about officer who gave me the ticket out there divorce have found that the reasons for being reprimanded for eating crunchy when I arrive to find me a sp>ot. If he can divorce have been minor quarrels that Nachos, disturbing others studying. do it I'll pay that ticket. I would like to could have been worked out with a little I'm happy to see the progress that the think that money from these tickets is being understanding on both sides. staff of the RITreat has converted it into a saved to build a new parking lot. Which For some reason American society has relaxing, comfortable place that can he will not he more then a half hour's walk become used to the thought of divorce. For used for study or just relaxing between from the school. Any funher out and we'll example, daytime and evening soap ojjeras classes. I feel strongly that this was a much- need shuttle buses to get in. thrive on divorce, the television show needed enhancement to student life, Kathryn Koch Divorce Court exists because of divorce, especialy for off-campus students. Not to School of Food, and divorce continues to he the answer to mention the service the typing room Hotel and Tourism 5 of the hill just hecau.se some Jerk doesn't advantage does a man have in all his work Learn To Park know how to park? Mind you. If we parked which he does under the sun? If vou are at the top of J lot. on the west side in the right, then all would he for nothing. Life Have you ever noticed how many cars take gravel (where nohody would he interfering would he hut a sad joke. But, what if you up more than one space in E, F and J lots? with fire lanes or driving lanes) we would are wrong? The consequences of your heing Recently, I was late for class due to car he sure to receive a ticket. Why dosen't wrong would he eternal. trouhles (the engine wouldn't start) and Campus Safety give tickets to the people Solomon could not escape the truth was frantically searching for a spot as close who didn't learn how to park five years which his creator had implanted in his to the Engineering huilding as possihle. I heart and mind. He was on earth for a drove through F lot and noticed that in just ago." Hans D. Baumeister purpose: to live in awesome respect of Cod the lower row, three cars took up two 2nd year electrical enginnering and in suhmission to his good will. He was spaces each. One of these was what seemed responsihle for using the gifts his Cod had to he a hrand new Lincoln Continental, the graciously given him. He was accountahlc person prohahly thought that taking up Cartoons And Hell to his Ixird when he left this life and two spaces would give his/her car's side entered eternity. This is what he was forced panels less of a chance of getting scratched Suppose you are right. If all the talk aht)ut to say: "I^t us hear the conclusion of the up hy some imhecile practicing parking for the need to he horn again is "Sunday whole matter: Fear Cod, and keep His his driving test. This may he reasonahle, morning hahhle," if hell is hut a means of Commandments: hecause this applies to hut not in F lot. People with hrand new trying to scare people to make them want every person. Because Cod will hring cars can go ahead aqd take up two sfjots in to live a cleaner life, if faith is merely a every act to judgment, everything which is C or K lot, for all I care. The other two hlind reaching out for "something that can hidden, whether it is good or evil." cars were ohviously not worthy of two not he touched or felt or even proved," if (Fcclesiastes 12: 12-14) spaces for the ahove mentioned reasons, Cod is no more than a shadow of invisihle one was a (little) Chevette that was in worse presence," then all is well for you. When It is a BIC: what if? condition then my car and the other was you die all will he over. If you are right, some import, also in had shape. there will he no hell for you. When you die James C. Runyon professor What I am trying to say is that some of all will he over. If you are right, there will Mathematics department us cannot afford $30,000 BMW's or have he no hell to harm you, no heaven to he them given to us on our hirthday. Most of eternallv endured hv one who would he us have to drive what I drive, $300 Nova hored stiff with "hallelujahs" and which, while cheap, is ohviously not very "amcns" sung there. 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Stop in REPORTER today! Basement of the CAU, or phone X2212 for more information. Ronald Reagan's Teflon Armor Written By: Barton Fiske The headlines are filled with it, the foreign affairs over such a undercover negotiations carried out nightly news has put every other preposterous scheme? And if he is hy backyard cowboys who didn't national issue on the back-burner lying, will the public ever receive have the slightest idea of what they and the American Public is finally the justice it so richly deserves? were doing. It will surely he a very waking up to its far reaching effects. It was humorous, if not long time before this issue is put to Yes, the Israeli/Iranian/Nicaraguan predictable, to learn that Reagan rest, and will not he without its Arms Scandal, also known as Iran- employed his number one cronie share of resignations, firings and Gate, has turned Ronald Reagan's and clean-up man, Edwin Meese legal actions. Without a doubt, Lt. teflon armor into flypaper. In a 111, to 'look into the matter.' Let's Colonel North is already dictating public address given approximately listen now to a few v)f the choice his memoirs and John Poindexter three weeks ago, he publicly gems gleaned from five weeks of will have a best selling paperback accepted all the blame, and then listening to our national leaders on the Iran-Gate scandal. proceeded to lie through his teeth to cover their tracks and point their The most important thing to do the American public. fingers at each other. is to keep track of our place in all of Three weeks ago, Iran-Gate was Ronald Reagan: "There may he these dealings. We do have a part in still shrouded in mystery and some misunderstanding...There was all of this. Our part is to carefully speculation. Reagan told his citizens a third country involved." observe, listen, and make our own that the arms deal was not a George Schultz: "There's a lot decisions. We should not believe mistake. He said there weren't that transpired that 1 don't know everything we read, hear, or see enough weapons to fill a cargo about." on television. We should he plane and he said the press was to Robert McFarlane, visiting skeptical when our President agrees blame for the issue heing blown out professor at RIT: "1 took it to have to completely restructure the entire of proportion. Since then, it has been a matter of approved policy, taxation system of the United States been revealed that there were at sanctioned hy higher authority." two years before his term is up. least twenty plane-loads of arms. If John Poindexter, ex-National Consider very deeply the this weren't enough, the arms were Security Advisor: "We still list Iran ramifications of a group of hapless sold at profit to the Iranians and the as a state that sponsors terrorism." schemers who get caught with their money from these dealings was then Donald Regan, Presidential pants down playing secret and funneled into secret Swiss hank Chief of Staff: "It was Bud's naughty games with world politics. accounts which was then to he given [McFarlane] idea. When you give Ponder the various reasons why to the contras in Nicaragua. Those lousy advice you get lousy results." Vice President George Bush, the freedom fighting folks in the Does this sound like the Republican's only chance at the Southern Hemisphere, the moral responsihle, mature and informed Presidency in 1988, has remained equivalents of our founding fathers, voices of our respiected national silent and unusually non visible in seem to know absolutely nothing of leaders? Not at all. all of this. Our President is nothing the source of the money. Sounds As a side note, it was reported in more than a hopieful icon, chosen by like the script from a Dallas cum the National press this past Sunday a country of people who didn't want Dynasty B-Movie. Starring who that Mr. and Mrs. Reagan had had to hear the truth. Americans want else? Ronald Reagan. a domestic spat over the future of to believe that their country is the It has also been revealed that Donald Regan. Mrs. Reagan is strongest, most powerful nation on Reagan was not aware of these reportedly in favor of his dismissal. the Earth. They want to believe that dealings with Nicaragua. Again the Mr. Reagan was heard to end the they are destined for glory. Each old adage is proven: ignorance is discussion with this friendly remark: and every one of them. There is not bliss. Shades of Watergate arise. "Get off my goddamn hack." one ounce of shame in this. But the The often asked question: What did Who can really predict what people will believe what they hear the President know and when did he course this monster will take? It when it comes from the White know it? Does it matter if Reagan is ranks with Watergate in its all House. What comes from the White telling the truth when he says he encompassing scope, and it is a House these days is nothing more wasn't made aware of the extent of blight in the ailing history of than lies, confusion, disinformation the arms dealings? Isn't that reason modem American foreign policy. It and disgrace. enough to dismiss his credibility in is an embarrassing bungle of
7 By Marty Wilson ^To Enjoy Jazz According to Branford Marsalis, "To improve you have to play." If Saturday night's concert was any indication, All You Have To Marsalis and his quartet have been playing a long time. Appearing for two shows in Do Is Listen^ Ingle Auditorium Saturday evening, the band brought Marsalis' modern jazz sound to —Branford Marsalis life at RIT. "I Mean You" was the first of a diverse selection of tunes which included "Tunji" and "Giant Steps" by John Coltrane; "Shadows" by Larry Willis; and "Royal Garden Blues," the title cut from Marsalis' latest album by Clarence Williams Marsalis, relaxed and informal, quickly established a rapport with the crowd telling them that the band and the music reflected the mood of the audience. The crowd, responding warmly throughout the evening, brought the house alive when the band left the stage. The quartet played, "Swinging Into Heaven," a composition by jazz pianist Ellis Marsalis, Branford's father, for an encore. Marsalis believes, "To enjoy jazz all you have to do is listen." It seems the audience would have agreed. The music was relaxing, yet full of energy; distinct foot-tapping rythms prevailed, interlaced with smooth ballads. In addition to the impressive performance on both the tenor #r 1 and soprano saxaphones by Marsalis, Louis Nash fascinated the crowd with his subtle riffs and masterful solos on drums. Both artists were well complemented by pianist Julian Joseph and bassist Delbert Felix The sound reinforcement, provided by RIT's Tech Crew, was exceptionally good. The New Place To Be!
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Wallace, and smokes from a shirt pocket, snooted it Al Donner says the screening facility's who works with compulsive sjxMiders, says to his mouth and gulped it down. vajxir detection system can also "snifT' the everyone would Ix- better off if they went Bohannon pifx-d a tubful of mineral oil (Xlor of explosives and drugs. The good shopping without funds when thev first go through the elephant, and has been hanging news is that Bechtel thinks the system will looking for Christmas gifts. Instead of around Butch, too see what transpires. So go a long way toward combating terrorism. buying everything you see, you use the trip far there has been no change. The bad news is the facility costs a cool 10 to comparative .shop, and make lists million to install. possible .gifts. Then go home, take a Wise Spending (X'rsonal inventory of your available cash and sjx-nd only what vou have. 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Zamti Dau Sytlama THE QUALITY GOES IN BEFORE THE NAME GOES ON 05 Soaring into the North Hang GlidinCarolinag on the Dunes of Nag s HeadSunset. STORY AND PHOIOS BY: KEVIN J. MINNICK AND STEVE WATERLOO hanksgiving is: turkeys, park which is home of the hangliding lessons, he football, parades, largest sand dunes on the east immediately stated that there pumpkin pie and coast. These dunes—created by was a top rate medical center hanglidingT . Having enjoyed the the blowing sands over a nearby. Oh great! We later first four over numerous years, millenium—are on a narrow strip learned the accident rate is three RIT clowns headed south of land off the North Carolina aproximately 1 injury per 1,000 to the Outer Banks, North coast. They have a colorful students. How lucky do we feel? Carolina to try the last. To learn history: now part of a million After a good nights sleep, we to fly where flight was first dollar tourist area, during the arrived at Kitty Hawk Kites the discovered was the mission Seventeenth, Eighteenth, and required half hour before our 10 these three set out to Nineteenth century the area's A.M. lesson to sign some forms. accomplish. They were following economy was fishing related. Kitty Hawk Kites has no liability in the footsteps of Orville 8c But the Outer Banks went big insurance, having been Wilbur Wright. 83 years after the when, in 1903, two famous dropped by Lloyds of London. Wrights' first flight, two printers Illinois bikemakers found the site Consequently, we were required and a hotelie climbed the to be ideal for motorized flight to sign waivers relieving the heights of Jockey's Ridae to experiments. Before they were operators and the state of North experience (or attempt] used for flight, the sand dunes Carolina of responsibility for motorless flight. served in a more practical everything short of hijacking. GEniNG THERE. . . It started in early October capacity as a warning to ships. The first paragraph of the when REPORTER received a According to legend, a lantern disclaimer we signed To get to Jockey's Ridge is about a They are all our age, and if anyone twelve tiour ride from Rochiester. A knows where to go it will be them. Plenty pamphlet from Kitty Hawk Kites. was tied to a nog's head during acknowledges "T[the pilot] may lengthy rood trip, but with alternating of great places to eat down there, and Located in Nags Head, North Hurricanes and bad storms and suffer broken limb, paralysis..." drivers it is bearable. For those without it would be a sin not to enjoy the fresh Carolina, Kitty Hawk Kites is the this nag was led over the dunes' If our mothers could see what the time and with the money, the inexpensive seafood One place we largest hangliding school in the ridges to warn nearby ships to we just signed! nearest decent size airport is at Nortolk, visited. Awful Arthurs, had a raw bar Virginia. From Norfolk, Jockey's Ridge is which we thoroughly enjoyed. world, having instructed over stay away from "the Graveyard The first part of the beginning a one hour Rent-a-Car ride South. As for the actual hang gliding, the .80,000 students since 1974. A of the Atlantic." A log of known lesson consisted of a 20-minute There are literally hundreds of motels initial lesson costs 45 dollars. The rate for few of the employees at shipwrecks in this small part of training film. This film included along the Outer Banks. Many are closed follow-up lessons then drops to ?>^ REPORTER joked about how fun it the Atlantic numbers into the examples of proper hangliding for the season, but plenty are open. The dollars a piece. It may look expensive, rates are dirt cheap this time of year (It but considering the intensive instruction would be to fly. After a few hundreds. What we had found technique as well as improper cost each of us only 10 dollars a night). and numerous flights, it is really quite phone calls and very little out about our chosen technique and the comic results This strip of land also has its share of big reasonable. persuading, we were Thanksgiving vacation site was often encountered by beginning name hotels, several offer hangliding Quanity discounts are available for committed. I guess deep down both fascinating and eerie. pilots. After viewing the movie packages. Ramada, Quality, Sheraton groups of 10 or more. The only restriction and Holiday Inn were well represented. is one of weight. The heaviest person everyone would like to fly, but When we checked into the we felt confident and were Bring your fishing pole, the surf fishing they ever taught weighed 220 pounds we went a step further, we Sea Spray Motel, (not the Hilton, ready to hit the dunes and do along this stretch of Atlantic is some ot For more information, call the folks at actually made reservations, no but cheap, clean, and right on some flying. the best in the country. Kitty Hawks Kites. They are helpful with turning back now. the Atlantic) the manager Our instructor, Rob Bochman, The night life is not Fort Lauderdale. arrangements and can answer any During the off season this is a fishing questions Write them at P.O. box v340. But first, we had to find out informed us that the fishing was explained how the glider was community. Folks get up early and go to Nags Head, North Carolina 27959. Or where we were going. Jockey's a little slow. When we explained controlled by the pilot's weight. bed early For realistic advice on where call (919) 441-4124. Ridge is the name of a state we were in the area to take to go, ask your hang gliding instructor. (continued on page 16) 14 Hang Gliding tram page 14 Push forward to go up and slow down, pull back to go down and speed up, lean right to turn right, lean left to turn left. It couldn't be easier. As beginners, we were supposed to keep our "flights" straight and level. Bachmon said he would coach us through our first few flights. Easier said than done. According to John Hole of Kitty Hawk Kites, there is an old proverb from the Chinese hongliding club which states "When man's feet leave ground, man goes deaf and mind goes blank." As always, the Chinese philosophers were right. The key to successful flights is twofold: first to relax, the Chinese proverb soys it oil. As Dave Lane takes to the air as his instructor looks on. soon as our feet left Terra Firma here we go. Glider level, run, US that all we need to become the mind went blank, run, run, and. . . hey, where did experts is a little more practice. immediately erasing what we the ground go? Yes, we hod been bitten by the had just learned during the Words can barely describe hongliding bug, it was now in movie and the careful directions the euphoria felt after a first our blood. So we sign up for the of the instructors. The other is to successful flight. Our first real advanced-beginner lessons. No hong, actually hong. The pilot is glide was a lot like Orville movie this time, right to dunes. connected to the glider by Wright's, short and low to the Bachmon pointed out a target harness/hook rigging. No ground, but it was a flight landing area which we all physical exertion is required, nevertheless. The mind should hove been able to hit. slight shifts of the body, and immediately has delusins of "Should" is the key word in that relaxed movements of the granduer as we each visualized sentence. The strong updroft control bar is all that is needed hongliding jumps from created on the steeper dune of to glide through a successful mountainous cliffs overlooking a this lesson caused a few flight. beautiful gorge miles below. problems in monuverobility. After a failed first attempt we Delusions which ore Over correction on the port of realized the only way to get immediately dashed by the next the pilot caused the first, successfully airborne is to do glide, a disgraceful plunge into second, and third flights to exactly as Bachmon hod told the soft sand —a result of o little come to on abrupt stop in a us. Hold the glider level, run too much self confidence. bush not too for from the target hard, lift the nose of the glider After five to seven flights area. Bachmon chose to move into the wind, and off we go. (depending on the size of the to another port of the dune to Once in the air Bachman would class) the beginning lesson is ovoid any more damage to the shout directions on how to complete. But it is not yet time to glider and pilots. Although the correct a wayward flight and go home, the first few new area was free of successful glides has convinced obstructions, one pilot managed achieve a safe landing. Ok, to "auger in" (see photo). Repeatedly climbing bock up the sand dunes with the hong glider did manage to slow us down by the end of the day. Calculating expected driving time, we decided we could stay for one more lesson the following day, and still moke it home for turkey dinner. It was after this lesson that we realized how hard the bug hod actually bitten us. We set aside enough gas money to get home and pooled what was left together. We could afford just one more lesson, after oil, it isn't that bod driving at night. 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Shriekback prides itself that no Shriekback also fails in it attempts computerized or synthesized music is at subtlety. "Gunning For The incorpirated in the album. On the Buddha," "Underwaterhoys," and back of the cover thev seem to say "Exquisite" are neither technically because no drum machines, nor emotionallv provocative. A simple Fairlight's, sequencers, etc. are used, lack of soul makes these tunes sound their music is more "human" than like the lounge at the Des Moines music produced with that technology. 'Holiday Inn.' To li.sten to "Cradle I'nfortimately this album is so void of Song" you would think it was written any soul, any meat, that we see about someone who has just Shriekhark's claims are pretty empty. completed their first month of piano (The whole hack cover is a self- lessons. "Stiekv Jazz" has some merit, glorifiration which is really hut hardly enough to offset the rest of distasteful.) this album. Shriekback fails to pack anv punch A little worthless annoyance is in their 'hard tunes'. A good example included on the liner. A lot of times a is the opening track "Black Light hand will thank the companies that Trap," which begins with a noise that supply their instruments or Big Night Music is the fifth albimi by sounds like your cartridge is on the equipment. Shriekhatk thanks their Sbriekbark, a British band whose first fritz and deteriorates into a rapid goddamn hairdresser! It seems awfullv four albums have earned them quite a wailing of poorly arranged horns and superficial, hut it is really their kind of following in the I'.S. Devout fans will guitar. "The Reptiles And I" shows music - all show, no substance. no doubt embrace this album as some integrity, it is vaguely another triumph for the band, while reminiscent of the old King Crimson. — CRAIG VECONI Moral Visions — Obsessed with Sin Showing Just recently at the Pyramid his bedside looking as if he has just represents in theory the famous Arts Center was Jerome Witkin's awakened from a sleepwalking tormented Dr. Oppenheimer, the "Moral Visions." a major exhibition ex}x-rience. These paintings are not fateful man who, by his crucial of his paintings and drawings dated easily understood. Another person contributions to the development of from 1972 to today. Jerome Witkin is viewing the.se paintings may .see the atomie bomb, conceived a a nationally reknowned artist who has something totally difTerent. technological means for the final gained increasing prominence as a Another of Witkin's masterpieces holocaust and end of humanity. He painter and educator leading the which show his unique talent is the then confesses his tragic "sins" to a "narrative realism" movement which showpiece titled "Mortal .Sin: In the priest while begging for absolution. has become an integral component of The painting reflects tragic emotions the 80's art scene. Witkin paints across the face of Dr. Opjjenheiiner contemporary morality tales about "Jerome Witkin's paintings and makes him appear sadly doomed. human behavior and relationships. He are not easily understood. Other examples of Witkin's talent explores and concentrates the include the frightening "The Devil as connections between sin and Another person viewing a Tailor." Satan is portrayed sewing absolution or more simply good and them may see something the uniforms and identifying clothing evil. of soldiers, prisoners and political In his most startling exhibit. totally different." victims who are fated to die, including "Subway: A Marriage," Witkin uses the yellow starred suit of a Cierman sequential images to imply the passage Confession of J. Robert Jew. The resulting feelings imparted of time. He places his subjects, human Oppenheimer." He displays his are ones of cruel futility and fear. A images usually, in stage like settings mastery of paint equally as well as the more confusing artwork was the spotlighted by emotionally dynamic enviable way he handles his dilTicult picture titled "Roberta Braun:Thc Art hursts of fused color. The result choice of subject material. The left Teacher". While it is visually the most causes a sen.sation of nearly demented hand side of this piece is heavily defined of his artworks the feelings climaxing in the picture defined emanating an atmosphere of impressions left for us to translate are accompanying this article. The last raw, violent tension while the right mixed. Is the teacher waiting for the panel then resolves somewhat the side cools the painting down with its student to travel up the staircase so she bizarre scene constructed by showing unconnected, relaxing ahstractness. can help satisfy our thirst for the same man unharmed standing by The left hand panel of this painting knowledge or is she vet another front December 12. 1986 for some other diafjoliial motive." The staircase itself is not completely visible at the top leaving the viewer in doubt as to what might he seen once it is climbed. Witkin's connection of art is again ultimatelty with evil. Witkin is a professor of art at the College of Visual and Performing .Arts at Syracuse University. Recent exhibitions have centered around the eastern part of the country, hut his work is included in gallery collections through out the country and Europe. Witkin's work while consisting of frequent abstract thematic material always contains a formal coherence of color, physical touch and drawing few contemporary painters can sustain. Witkin's works also center on a difTerent human subject angle than other artists. He uses subjects that are identifiable (the Devil) rather than just bland no face people. He also tries to rid his work of the p/mpositv that plagues many other painters. His work is just one artist's opinions and he reflects it in his public interviews. As Antonio Petracca, the director of the Pyramid states, artist's are not to he revered as having a gift from God. Misconceptions such as these tend to separate and i.solate the artist from the Subway: A rest of society. Witkin's work is on file marriage is at the Pyramid and can he viewed an example from booklets for those who missed of Jerome the gallery exhibit. It is well worth the Witkin's effort to see his work even from this narrative catalog. — JIM WiNiARSKi realism. Just Not Hopping The B-52's are a hand that has long Whammy. respectively, change the houncier than the prior songs it is still been in a distinctive class by tone set in the prior two albums from remarkably dull. "Wig" ends the first themselves. Characterized as "new one of frenetic activity to one of more side on an upbeat note with a wave", the hand hurst onto the music thoughtful swing tyjje music. The two humorous dialogue between the hand scene in the late 70's the same time as female singers, Kate Pierson and about all of them having wigs that many of the new wave hands did. Cindy Wilson, were featured singing eventually catch on fire. Originating from Athens. Georgia they more without Fred Schneider than Side Two continues where "Wig" are a hand that has always prompted before. Fred Schneider is the male lead left off. The music keeps running, hut even the most sedentary person to start vocali.st. never seems to fly off the ground like hopping. The latest album. Bouncing Off their previous efforts. In fairness to Their first album, self titled, was The Satellites. unfortunately Cindy and Kate, Fred's songs also by far their most energetic and radical continues this downward progression sound noticeably similar. Being an in nature. Such hits as "Rock towards complacency. The first side ardent B 32's fan the first reaction to Lobster" and "Dance this Mess opens up with three songs "Summer hearing that thev had a new album out Around" still are played consistently of Love", "Girl From Ipanema (iocs was one of delightful anticipation. by DJ's who offer alternative music to Greenland" and "Housework." All While "Whammy" wasn't what for listening and dancing pleasure. are sung by Cindy and Kate and each "Wild Planet" was, it still represented Their second album, Wild Planet, was song is barely decipherable from the honafide hopping music. Maybe after a strong follow up to their first with other. After these blended songs end. listening to this album another ten such hits as "Private Idaho" and the fourth starts up and with a sense of times it will grow more listenahle, "Party Out of Bounds" keeping the relief Fred's voice can he heard. The then again probably not. dance floor busy. Their third and relief quickly ends because although — JIM WINIARSKI fourth albums Mesopotamia and "Detour Thru Your Mind" is SCOREBOARD Wave of Victory Stickmen Struggle The RIT men's and women's swim teams fourth in 2:14.22. In the 500 yard freestyle, The Alaska-Fairbanks Nanooks defeated are ofT to a good start as the men recently Kingdon took second in 5:16.13 and Beall the RIT Tigers in a benefit hockey game defeated the University of Buffalo 1 14 103 took fourth in 5:22.78. The Tigers were 9-3 at the Rochester Community War and the women dominated Wells C^ollege finally able to put UB to rest in the Memorial. The game was a fund-raising 158 82. To anyone who follows collegiate 200 yard hreaststroke as RIT swept the event held by the American Liver swimming, these scores may seem very event with Martin in first with 2:22.63, Foundation, drawing 2024 people. high. This is because there is a new scoring Cosentino in second at 2:24.19 and Beall in Although the spirit surrounding the game system in effect. In the old system, places I, third at 2:25.81. The 400 yard freestyle was good, the play by RIT was 2. and 3 scored 5, 3, and 1 points relay team of Nagy, Damon Georgia, disappointing. This RIT hockey team respectivlv, and only first place, worth 7 Anderson and Schneggenburger placed seemed plagued by mistakes, mental errors points, was awarded for the relav events. In second in 3:29.12, and Klare. Ingwers , and tough breaks. Alaska Fairbanks the new system, places 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5 Craig Lawton and Truehlood placed third played like a Division I contender. On the score 7, 4, 3, 2, and 1 points respectivly. in 3:34.25. Freshman Mike Cosentino first Rochester penalty, they capitalized. Additionally, places I, 2, and 3 in a relay currenly leads in overall points with 25.30. With Jon McGurk ofT with an interference event score 9, 4, and 2 fK)ints resf)ectivly. The Lady Tigersharks have been call, the Nanooks scored on a power play On Tuesday, December 3, the men's enjoying equal success in their swim meets which seemed to take the wind out of the swim team traveled to Buffalo where, after as they recently raised their record to 2-0 Tigers' sails. The first 4 goals of the game getting off to a somewhat wobbly start, the with a domination of Wells College. The were scored with men in the penalty box. Tigersharks were eventually able to take 200 yard medley relay team of Julie With the score 3 0 Alaska Fairbanks, the the University of Buffalo Bulls by their Dowdall, Sue Kullherg, Nancy Dowdall Tigers finally scored. At 14:34 of the horns. The Tigersharks now stand at 10. and Debbie George placed first with second period, with Steven Perrier off for RIT got off to a good start as the 2:00.96, and the team of Cheryl Brown, holding, center Scott Brown scored a power 400 yard medley relay team of Scott Sherri Henderson, Jeanette Wilson and play goal with assists from leftwinger Pete Anderson. Chris Martin, Scott Ingwers and Lori Mihalov placed third in 2:09.81. In Schroeder and defenseman Brian Hall. Jim Shank placed first in 3:47.40. Glen the 500-yard freestyle Ann Marie Lozito This goal closed the gap to 3-1 and it Endress, Kris Nagy, Jim Strong and Tim took first in 5:58.27 and Anne Schlegel looked hopeful again. But less than 2 Truehlood took third with 4:01.36. took third in 6:10.33. Julie Dowdall won minutes later, Rich Kolester heat RIT Freshman Tigershark Andv Kingdon the 100 yard freestyle in 0:58.80 and netminder Dan Ostrowski for the fourth placed first in the 1000-vard freestyle with Mihalov took fifth in 1:06.08. Brown won Nanook goal and the first five man aside a time of 10:38.48. Senior tri-captain Boh the 50 yard backstroke in 0:31.35, with situation. Going into the dressing room Beall took third in 10:56.15 and Mark Kelli Smith and Karen Olson taking third after the second period, the Nanooks led Klare placed fifth in 11:28.24. In the and fourth resf>ectively. Kullherg won 'he 6 1. 200 yard freestyle, the Bulls began a rally 50 yard hreaststroke in 0:36.42, Henderson In an attempt to spark a listless that nearly led to an upset victory. The took third in 0:40.32 and Wilson took offensive performance, and give battered Tigersharks managed only a second and fourth in 0:43.05. goalie Dan Ostrowski a rest. Coach fifth place finish in the 200 yard freestyle, Nancy Dowdall won the 100-yard Delventhal brought in Rob Rohlfs to take and a second and fourth in the 50 yard butterfly in 1:02.39, Wilson took third in over in the third period. But with the score freestyle. RIT began to recover somewhat 1:15.16 and Sheila Helmick took fourth in already 6 1 it was a little to late. To add in the 200 yard individual medley, hut the 1:30.93. Jan Wolverton took first in both insult to injury, Jim Fedoriak scored his Bull's Jim Savage touched out returning the one-meter required and one-meter second goal of the game, a shorthanded finman Jim Shank by a scant two tenths of optional diving, Jule Riordan took third goal at 1:59 in the third period. The Tigers a second. Freshman Mike Cosentino scored and second, and Nancy Pavlock fourth and responded with a power play goal from an easy third in 2:09.54. third. Taking first in the rest of the meet senior defenseman Russ Firman with over a It was a diver though who really were Kullherg in the 50 yard freestyle, minute left. At this point, the score was sparked the Tigersharks to life, as Greg Brown in the 100 yard backstroke, George 7 2 and time was running out for the Sheihly not only took first in both the one in the 100-yard individual medley, Lozito Tigers. An individual highlight was and three-meter diving, hut also qualified in the 200 yard freestyle, Nancy Dowdall in savored by Alaska Fairbanks' Jim Fedoriak for the Division III Nationals meet in both the 50 yard butterfly and 100 yard when he completed his hat trick at 15:01 March. Returing diver Pete Andrews hreaststroke. Nancy Dowdall's time of on a power play in the final period to cap placed fourth (one-meter) and fifth (three 0:27.77 in the 50 yard butterfly is a new the Nanooks scoring. But like all never say- meter) against the Bulls tough diving school record. die Tiger teams, they continued to try, and, squad. The Dowdall sisters are the current at 16:39, they closed the scoring on a goal RIT came out strong in the 200 yard leaders in point totals for the Lady from sofX)hmore forward Pete Loring, butterfly as C^osentino tt)ok first in 2:07.7 1, Tigersharks, Nancy leads with 52.92 and assisted by Scott Brown and co captain Ingwers took third in 2:1 1.16, and Strong Julie has 42.65. Sue Kullherg rounds out Ritchie Herbert. took fourth in 2:16.80. In the 100 yard the top three with 41.25. In all fairness to the Tigers, they had freestyle. Shank took second in 0:50.33 and Both teams hosted Cortland earlier this what one would call an off night. At a time Alec Schneggenburger took third in week and are now gearing up for a month when one's thoughts were f)oised on 0:51.15. In \he 200 yard backstroke, of hard work including a week and a half of stuffing the faces and going hunting, they Anderson took first in 2:07.85, Endress training in Florida over Christmas break. were practicing and working hard for a took third in 2:13.69, and Klare took CHRIS MARTIN hockey game. — JEFF GIBB 26 December 12, 1986 The Tigers finished two notches behind with 161. John Wagner, a fourth year Harriers: Fifth, Wagner: Ail-American mechanical engineering student, once again The air was cold. The course was covered hound, sloppy hills in 27:57.55. Dale earned All American status with a repeat of with snow. The competition was just that Foster chased his teammate to a third place last season's 14th place finish. He became much better. The RIT men's cross country showing with a time of 28:31.23. Andv RIT's first All American in cross country team entered the National Collegiate Coots and Mike Nier battled for eleventh with the 1985 performance. The top 25 Athletic Association (NCAA) Division III and twelfth places, with Cools coming out finishers receive All American honors. A Championship ranked second in the nation, on top. C^oots ran for 28:52.25. while Nier time of 27:57 was recorded for his hut were unable to fufill the expectation of spent 28:53.84 on the course. Greg House November 22nd romp. Andy Coots turned placing as high. The Harriers surmounted a completed the RIT victory with a twentieth in a solid race, placing 33rd with a time charge at the Tri County C^ountry CAuh in place finish in 29:13.08. 28:25. The 56th runner to cross the finish Forestville, New York, emerging as the The Tigers returned one week later to line was Greg House, recording a time of fifth best team in the country. the same type of weather. The Division III 28:51. Dale Foster was five seconds to the To gain access into the NCAA coaches expressed a preference for Los rear of House, claiming the 63rd position Championship, the Tigers needed to place Angeles (home of Occidental C^ollege) by a in 28:56. Mike Nier's time of 29:00 gave in the top three at the November 15th vote of 1 16 to 1, with the singular vote by him 70th place. Rookie Pete Jensen ended NCAA Regional Qualifier, hosted by the the Fredonia coach. The NCAA officials the race in 29:08, placing 83rd. He was not State University of New York failed to comprehend the suggestion, and considered in the team scoring since only (SUNY) College at Fredonia. RIT did so agreed with the Fredonia mentor. The the top five from each team is counted. by capturing the team title, outdistancing snow on the western New York golf course Neither was Tom Healy, who notched their opponents by scoring a total of 46 proceeded to transform into slush with position 1 1 1 with the time of 29:35. points. It was RIT's second straight every step creating extremely poor footing. The 1986 season was decorated with qualifying victory, and the third in the last It did not effect the squad from records. RIT set the mark for low score in four years. The Saints from Saint Lawrence Minnesota's College of Saint "Thomas as the Eastern College Athletic Conference University fini-shed in the number two slot both the men's and women's title belonged Championship with 16 points. It was also with 79 points, nipping SUNY College at to them after the day's events. The men's one of nine straight invitaional triumphs, Cortland by a single point. Captain John crown was obtained on the strength of 51 breaking the old school record of eight Wagner finished in second place, ten points. The University of Wisconsin at La accomplished in 1985. The Tigers have seconds behind individual champ, Tom Crosse was the closest competitor with 72 won 1 7 of 18 invitaionals over the past two Tuori from the University of Rochester. points. North Central College, hailing from years. Wagner covered the 8,000 meters of snow Illinois, used a 102 points to claim third. — ROBERT SALZER Athletes of the Week Jim Gregg Nancy Cotie Sheihley Dowdall Sophomore center Jim Cotie is RIT Co- Junior (iregg Sheihley shares Male Nancy Dowdall is up to her old tricks. Male Athlete of the Week. From Athlete of the Week honors. A transfer Named female athlete of the week for Brockville, Ontario, Cotie was cited for from Indiana University of the second time this year, the his performances in guiding the men's Pennsylvania, Sheihlev wasted little sophomore from Fast Aurora, N.Y., hockey team past Potsdam (6 3) and time in coming to the forefront with the won three individual events and swam Mankato State (3 2). The Tigers ran men's swim team. Diving in the RIT on the winning medley relay as RIT their record to 6-2 following last Buffalo meet, Sheihley captured one trounced Wells College, 158 82. She weekend's action and currently rank and three meter events to lead the started the evening swimming the fourth in the latest NCAA Division III Tigers to a 114-103 victory over the butterfly leg of the medley relay, poll. In the Potsdam game, Cotie Bulls. He began by winning the one- clocked in 2:00.96. Dowdall's first recorded one assist, that coming on meter competition with a score of individual win came in the 100 yard RIT's sixth goal. Against Mankato 256.90. In the three meter event, butterfly with a time of 1:02.39. Several State, Cotie accounted for RIT's second Sheihley tallied 242.45 points for his events later, Dowdall shattered her own and third tallies. His second effort came second victory which gave RIT an school mark with a time of :27.77 for while the Tigers were short handed and insurmoimtahle lead entering the final the 50 yard hutterflv. The previous proved to he the game winner. relay. Sheihley completed 1 1 dives mark of :28.0 came against Mansfield. Following the two contests, Cotie following the last event, and qualified Her third triumph came in the 100 yard ranked fourth in scoring with nine for the NCAAs with a school record hreastrokc 1:19.79. Dowdall paced the points. Ritchie Herbert is the leader 440.70 points. The native of squad in points with 50.92. A photo with 12 points. Cotie is majoring in Mechanichurg, PA, is majoring in illustration major, Dowdall transferred Business Adminstration. graphic design at RIT. to RIT from Fndicott College. 27 TAB ADS Diablo D-36 Letter Quality Printer. 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Your Neo- speed away from me" travel companies Earn $'s and tree tias ctianged it s tiours We'll be open eebs trips — Year Round Next Trips — Mon-Ttiu 9 00 am-ll 00pm Fridays I— Just wtien you ttiougtit it was sate Greg— Ttianks tor ttie call It made Miami, Ft Lauderdale, Daytona from 9 00 am-9 (X) pm Saturdays from to come back, it's —J my weekend You know just tiow to Beacti Call 1-800-654-6933 This 12 00 noon until 6 00 pm. and Sundays MJ— I missed you' I'm still tiangm' in make me smile A wtiat-a-ttion'' Love could be a member ot your sctiool from 3 00 pm until 10 30 pm Get your ttiere. and I'm never gonna give up I Pamm P S And you're still not tiere staff typing done early in ttie quarter, and care about you too mucti to leave Sue— Hope you tiad a great vacation Apple Compatible Computer avoid ttie end ot quarter rushi! i" i " " Love. XJR (MS) "A Christmas Carol" at Geva Let's get psyctied tor winter quarter. System for sale: Includes 64K Is John STILL A Virgin?!? Even Ttieatre Sponsored by ttie College Positive mental attitude Snowball mottierboard. detatched keyboard. 2 Campus Safety wants to know Activities Board Wed December tights & fireplaces Con amor VBS internal disk drives, 80 column card. T.S.W.— I m still your buddy & your CP/M. Gemini 10X printer w/intertace. 17th Tickets are $7 00 and are P.P.— Missed ya — Well, maybe available m ttie C A B office Bus will pal P S Your tab ad days aren't over Ttianks tor dressing me It's just my YJE Amber monitor w/tilt & swivel yet B B base, joystick, power bar. software & leave at 6 30 color This — tor you. wtien — freezes over 2 manuals Original packaging provided TOYS • TOYS • TOYS — We need To Mikes From Michelle— Looks M Worth $2400 new. asking $1250 Call 300 NEW Toys!! Alptia Ptn Omega good to me' "See Ya" Ttiis is not a NImmy— I missed you and I'm glad x3203 tor turttier information needs to collect 300 new toys to give plea tor stuffed animals or tab ads. you're back' But. you better be good Great New Products for Student to foster ctiildren in ttie Rochester Josh" or I'll put my cold tiands on you and Budgets!! Wouldn't you like to be ttie area at Ctinstmas time To donate a Larry— I tease you — I teased you give you lots ot Bunny Bites and proud owner ot a brand new Casio new toy or $5 00 contact Pam at and you didn't laugh —Kattiy. Jyl. Munsen Sctilicks' Love. Girl Mini-Personal Computer witti Data 475-4561 or Sandy at 272-1435 by Lynette. & Doreen Hey Triangle & company— Ttie bank Store all your secrets on Casio's November 21 Bill— It was great getting intimate Friday nigtit before break was ttie best super compact, pocket-sized personal Are you interested in travel? Ttie witti you. and. by ttie way. I'll take way to say goodbye Miss you' Love, computer / calculator Stores up to 10 Recreation & Travel Dept ot C A B is THAT unless someone tias already Kelly computer programs — 544 steps & 26 looking tor committee members clamped it —Your flight partner Paul— We're catchin' ttie Avalanctie variables Ttie price is unbelievable" Anyone interested contact ttie C A B Bill— Let's get naked and lay in a to Sugarbush. VT. and Quebec' It's Call Ctiris at 475-4546 office pile' Okay'' —Kattiy gonna be sick — can you say "mogul- Typing: Resumes. Ttiesis. Letters Monday Night Football at ttie Ritz J.H. in American Politics— I wisti I'd bastim' '"> I knew ya could It's just a Reid Business Services 217 West Big Screen TV Specials Games spoken more to you Maybe I'll see you sketcti. wtiaf can I say'' VP Mam Street 454-2904 start at 9 pm in ttie spring —DECMAN Nat is huge and Wyatt goes wild 28 December 12, 1986 BLOOM COUNTY by Beike Breathed Mishelle, Happy 3rd I love you Gene To all of you I did not get to say goodbye to— I wisfi you tfie best and want to ttiank you tor some ot ttie greatest times ttiat rve tiad I miss you already Love. Mictieie A XOXO Hugs and Kisses Derwood, Just wanted to say tii. and get psyctied tor ttie 12ttii Amor. Mictieie P S Gotta love ttiose drafts Alpha Xi— Get psyctied tor a Ctinstmas blast' Merry Ctinstmas Love, your big pro Scott Phi Sig— THe Ctinstmas Tradition continues Let s tiave a blast' Julie. Kim. Ctirisy. Louise. Annissa. Kattiy. Amy, and Ctins Welcome to ttie family' NRH FIsh Staff 'Se-BT- Have a • CUALITY • Ctinstmas' Fred •Rick " NRH Penthouse '86-'87— Have a great Ctmstmas Season and Happy New Year' Fred Dave— You're just a mid-mormng, pre-dawn. Peeping Tom kind ot guy Hey. I'd better put ttiis stieet back down Ttie tantom strikes again' A-HA' Will someone out there please tell me wtiat it's all about' is it all just a communist plot to rum ttie grass and kill Mickey Mouse' Is ttiat wtiat it's all about or am I looking at society ttirougti a Walt Disney kaleidascope witti acid ram on ttie lens' —Jerry G m. XilPEi BOINb me HEWS SAY ^ imp 6000' Pete— It took you leaving RIT to get a fmmf Off eofiCJiei ~ mcH I Line '- i^AitnM, 0N.mKr9MU- mcc! cemiffBPf Tab Ad Here it is' Love, & Miss you mrr ase li vouK/cr ' vF^u CAT m ii" f€'ire 3L£AHCK' RlbHT' i6or6co5e —K mjft . 60 'i0^^ bona sea Aecaao' JUe HOOK ON... mps./F Has anyone seen Todd Child? G-d bume A sAMFLe... / knows I tiaven't We wish you a Merry Donkey, We wisti you a Merry Donkey. We wisti you a Merry Donkey and a Happy Mule Year Damn. It's getting festive Oris- This is ttie time to remember —Jayson Can someone out there please tell me wtiy It IS ttiat brown cows give ctiocolate milk, wtiite cows give wtnte milk, BUT brown and wtnte cows don't give beige milk' —Jerry G Heather— You know wtiat ttiey say. "Just go witti ttie flow " Don't think I don t notice all ttie things you do tor me I've never met anyone so caring I love you so mucti I wisti I was tialt ttie person you are —Bruce Let's TOAST to Kris Knight i Happy Birttiday. Honey' You're our number one prioRITy Love. Kris. Amanda, and M J Hey! Does everybody know ttiaf it's KRIS KNIGHT'S Birthday on December 12tti" It you see ttns tiot potata (wid awd tixm's) Make sure you wisti tier a good one' A Note On Tab Ads: Any student, or member ot staff or faculty can submit Tab Ads. tree ot ctiarge, but some rules do apply First. Tab Ads must be submitted m person, before noon on ttie Friday, one week prior to ttie issue ttiey are to be printed m Second, ttiere is a limit ot two Tab Ads per person, organization, or event (Any more will be cut) Third, tree Tab Ads will be run tor no more ttian a maximum ot two weeks (one week tor personals) And finally. Tab Ads are pubiistted on a lirst come, first servea basis, with space permitting. WHATS HAPPENING As per our Resume Writing Seminar 11-11 50 am Sign up in wager, Friday, December 12 ttie Placement Cttice FILM & VIDEO—Talisman presentsThe Color MEETINGS—Ttie Campus Crusade tor Christ Purpleat 7 00 and 9 45 in Ingle meets at 8 00 pm in ttie Alumni Room ot the CU. Thanks to MUSIC—Tlie Eastman Sctiool ot Music presents ETC.—Monday Nigtit Football in ttie Ritz on big Eastman Ptiiltiarmonia at 8 00 pm in Eastman screen TV Pizza specials all night. Ttieater Admission is tree RADAR—Fairwood/Lomb EXHIBITIONS—Ttie Village Gate Art Center The T&E presents extiipitions ttirougti Dec 28 on Tuesday, December 16 ptiotograptiy. story telling and tiolograptiy Call 271-6126 Center RIT SPORTS—Men s Hockey vs University ot LECTURES, SEMINARS & WORKSHOPS- NTID Buttaio at Buttaio Game time 7 30 Workstiop. "Understanding Humor ot Deaf and LECTURES. SEMINARS & WORKSHOPS— Hearing Persons 9-11 am Call 475-6442 tor more Resume writing seminar tor co-op students 12 00 information Especially: -12 50 Sign up m Placement Cttice Luncti and Learning series "Stopping Interviewing Skills Seminar 10 00 - 10;50. Sign up in Procrastination" Room M-2. 12 - 1:00 pm Mark LeDonne ttie Placement Ctfice Placement Orientation seminar 11-11 50 Sign up in ETC.—Ttie College Activities Board presents ttie Placement Cttice Ned Chatt T G I F 4 00 - 7 00 in ttie Ritskeller MEETINGS—Gays,Lesbians and Friends Student RADAR —Perkins/Andrewstdorm) Organization meets in Room m-1 from 7 - 9 pm Greg Hatem Roctiester Wargamers Association and Guild meets Saturday, December 13 in ttie CAU cafeteria 7-11 pm. Steve Pettenski FILM & VIDEO-Talisman presents Einstein on the Beach at 7 30 m Ingle RADAR—Wiltsie/Lowenthal Steve Roberts RIT SPORTS—Men s Hockey vs Oswego at Oswego Game time 7 30 Wednesday, December 17 Eric Sanderson Varsity Basketball vs Genesee Game time 8:00 pm DANCE, DRAMA & POETRY-College Activities Dan Lessard JV Basketball vs CCFL Game time 6 00 pm Board sponsors "A Ctinstmas Carol" at ttie Geva Men s Wrestling Matcti vs Oswego at 1 00 pm Ttieater Tickets $10 in ttie CAB office Hans Mortenson Women s Swim Meet vs Buffalo State at 1 00 pm RIT SPORTS-Men s Hockey vs Hobart at tiome RADAR—PerkinsAViltsie Game time 7 30 For a relatively Sunday, December 14 ETC.—Student Directorate sponsors its quarterly Activities Fair in ttie CAU Lobby 9 am. to 4 pm. Gall flawless quarter. We FILM & VIDEO-Talisman presents The Color SD at 475-2203 tor more information. Purpleat 7 00 and St. Elmo's Fire at 9:45 boU\ in RADAR—Lowenttiai/Andrews(dorm) appreciate your ingle MUSIC—Ttie Eastman Sctiool ot Music presents commitment to sonatas by Bratims and Copland at 8 00 pm in Kilbourn Hall Admission is tree Thursday, December 18 REPORTER magazine. RADAR—Perkins/Andrews(acad) FILM & VIDEO—Talisman presents The Grapes ot Monday, December 15 Wrath at 7 00 and 9 30 in Ingle LECTURES, SEMINARS & WORKSHOPS— LECTURES, SEMINARS & WCRKSHOPS- Luncti and Learning Series "Effective Time Luncti and Learning series. "Getting Ready For OPEN 7AM • 10PM Study" CAU Room M-2 from 12 00 - 1 00 pm Planning • in the CAU Room M-2 12:00 - 1 00 pm 7 DAYS A WEEK Cn-Site interviewing seminar 10-10 50 am Sign up Open to all. in ttie Placement Office RADAR—Perkins/Andrews (acad) 4 A V DROPOFF E REPORTER LAUNDRY T SERVICE I Needs a Typesetter IVI For Tuesday Night Production • Trained Attendents will wash, E dry, and neatly fold your laundry Applicants must know: I • Shirts put on hangers free of S - Compugraphic MCS extra charge A - Compugraphic Editwriter 7500 • Same Day Service at a V - How to type reasonable price • New professional-quality E equipment for the cleanest M Reporter employment offers: wash possible. • Good Pay HENRIETTA • Good Benefits • Much Excitement COIN LAUNDRYIE Stop by Reporter office in the basement of the 2085 E. Henrietta Rd. Phone 334-6506 CA U. Or call X2212 for more information. 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