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WEATHER INSIDE TODAY: variabte ctowNfMM M4t:lew30« Low:20s FOCUS- ...Jl TUESDAY: partly cloudy STYLE...... J4 M0cmM2Oa Low: 15 OPINION ...JS SPORTS. ....21 HUMOR. ....25 CLASSIFIEDS ...27 MONDAY JANUARY 31,1994 VOL 71. NO. 31 Students propose assault policy Restructuring shuffles some by Nicole Motley continuing their research on the existing policy which prohibits any kind of news editor sexual misconduct policy at JMU. They inappropriate sexual behavior." then drew up recommendations on how to Sexual misconduct is a judicial charge administrators A group of JMU students has proposed revise and change the three-year-old which includes behaviors from unwanted changes in the university sexual policy. fondling to rape and penalties from by Drew vanEsselstyn misconduct policy. "We aren't here to threaten anyone or probation to expulsion, he said. news editor After a year of extensive research, step on anyone's toes," said Kathryn The current sexual misconduct charge students in a sociology class suggested Mangano, a senior human communication Sections of the JMU administration was developed from advice from the will find new homes, in an effort to some changes in the wording of the policy major who is actively trying to drum up attorney general's office and from other and that a separate judicial council be support for the proposal. "What we are increase interaction in certain areas and state university policies, Way said. decrease red tape in others. formed to handle sexual assault cases. doing is a good thing. This change is a The sociology students then came up positive change." "It's « way of looking at what we with their own sexual assault policy based have now, and finding not only the • This is the first in a series of articles About 45 students have been involved on their research and inadequacies they most efficient way to provide services, on the proposed sexual assault policy. in the project — from the initial research saw in the existing policy. to actively gathering support for the but more importantly, how to provide Way said he felt there were three main the best services available to the JMU proposal. The students gathered research objections the students had of the current community," said Fred Hilton, director After one incident last semester, student from counseling centers, sexual assault sexual misconduct policy — the general interest in the university's sexual of JMU media relations. coordinators at other schools, looked wording of the current policy, the use of Academic advising and the Office of misconduct policy peaked. through old police logs, and also studied the word misconduct instead of assault In that incident, a student was accused laws. Career Services will have an increased and the fact that there is not a separate role of interactivity with one another. of the acquaintance rape of another Bonnie Barnish, a senior history major judicial council to hear sexual misconduct Academic advising had been part of student. Because the university judicial who helped with the research and writing cases. system does not have a separate charge for academic affairs, and career services of the proposal last semester, said, "We According to the sexual misconduct previously fell under student services rape, the student was charged under the found things that bothered us about the policy in the 1993-94 Student Handbook, prior. judicial policy of sexual misconduct. existing policy at JMU." The two areas will be merged into At the same time, some students Michael Way, the university judicial enrolled in Sociology of Women were one unit as part of academic affairs, coordinator, said, "Our policy is a blanket POLICY page 2 and will report to Dr. Teresa Gonzalez, presently an associate vice president of student affairs. Gonzalez will be shifted Freshmen goals today highest in history by March 1 from student affairs to academic affairs to assume her duties. Hilton said that the merger is a by Drew vanEsselstyn logical one for the reasons that the two news editor areas are very closely aligned, and that the merger would "better serve the A recent survey of freshmen nationwide student body" in advising and career illustrated trends highlighted by all-time placement. highs in a number of categories, including Dr. Bethany Oberst, vice president the desire of students to pursue advanced for academic affairs, said in a press degrees. release, This change will allow us to Most notable was the fact that college give closer attention to the important women's aspirations have hit an all-time area of academic advising from the high. time the student enters JMU until the The survey, conducted by the Higher time when he or she graduates and is Education Research Institute at UCLA, ready to enter the job market or pursue found that for the first time in the history further educational opportunities." of the study, women are more inclined Dr. Robert Scott, vice president for than men are to pursue advanced student affairs, said, "This will provide educational or professional degrees. additional opportunities in academic More than 66 percent of the women advising and facilitate new resources who responded to the survey expressed for students." interest in furthering their education Two of the areas that Gonzalez had beyond the undergraduate level, as been responsible for — the Counseling compared to 63 percent of men who and Student Development Center and participated in the survey. the JMU Health Center — will remain William Korn, who worked in the in student affairs. compilation of the survey, said, "I think it Senior Vice President Lin wood Rose reflects a general movement among outlined several committees directly college females not only to aspire to CJ. GREBB related to restructuring efforts at the greater degrees, but that they are also which represents 1,800 colleges and (26.7 percent for men versus 8.5 percent beginning Of the semester. The attracted to fields that were previously universities, sponsored the work at UCLA. for women). In this year's study, men fell committees were formed to provide non-traditional fields for women.'* Close to a quarter million freshmen slightly behind (27.3 percent for women reports tot he University Restructuring David Merkowitz, spokesman for the responded to die survey at 427 colleges versus 25.8 percent for men). A high-level Committee on current practices in American Council on Education, said in a and universities, and the results show a degree specifically referred to medical, several university areas and to provide Jan. 24 Washington Post article, "If you dramatic increase by women over die past law and doctoral degree programs. suggestions for improvements. want a long-term indicator of major social 25 years. An increased trend was also evident in The Support Service Operations change, this is one." In 1967, three times more men than overall freshmen aspirations. Sixty-five subcommittee, which will be headed by The American Council on Education, women were seeking a high-level degree ADMINISTRATORSpage 2 COALS page 2 • ■ - - ■ * - ■■ - 2 THE BREEZE Monday, Jan. 31. 1994 Policy Goals. continued from page 1 continued from page 1 The judicial proceeding at JMU begins 7.2 percent in 1987 to 15.8 this year. "No student shall engage in or attempt to when a student is charged judicially with a percent of all first-year students plan to go To some degree, those two majors are engage in any form of sexual misconduct. university violation. The student then on to graduate course work, as compared interchangeable," Korn said. "Health Sexual misconduct includes sexual assault meets with Way, unless it is a minor to 55 percent last year, and less than 50 careers are also very well-paying, and or sexual intercourse without consent." violation and then the student meets with percent in the early 1970s. students are interested in that.-1 think Way said the State Council of Higher the student judicial coordinator. A record number of those freshmen business lost its luster, and based on Education for Virginia wrote a new sexual who responded to the survey indicated that economic circumstances, business was misconduct policy last year which is more a significant factor in attending college given a bad name." specific, detailing body parts and actions. ''Assault' expresses was so that the jobs and opportunities that Students are also more willing to be Way said JMU may adopt this policy if followed would be financially lucrative. identified and associated with the right or the attorney general's office approves it. the event of rape better Seventy-five percent said that a "very the left of the political spectrum, as The state attorney general's office acts important" reason for going to college was opposed to previous years in which the as JMU's lawyer and JMU must approve than 'misconduct.' to increase the opportunity to make more classification "middle of the road" and adopt SCHEV's policy by April 20 for money after graduation. garnered the most support. it to be included in die 1994-95 handbook. "These findings suggest that the 'For the first time since 1972, less than students may be more interested in half of the respondents (49.9 percent) Way said. Laura McClintock According to the sexual assault graduate degrees because they feel that claimed to middle of the road, 10 proposal, the students wrote: "We endorse senior sociology major advanced training will give them the percentage points down from the all-time SCHEV's recommended sexual assault competitive edge in their quest for jobs high of 60 percent in 1980. policy of February 1993. However, we After hearing the case. Way hands and financial security," Alexander Astin The political right, with an increase of hold firm the conviction that the term down a sanction and the accused student said. Astin, professor of higher education 2.9 percent, picked up more student 'sexual assault' can replace the term and the accuser both have the option of at the UCLA graduate school of education, support than the left, and Korn said that 'sexual misconduct...'" not accepting the punishment. If it is directed the survey. the current political situation, in part, Laura McClintock, a senior sociology appealed, the case is heard again by the Also, low tuition was a factor for 32 determines the outcomes of the survey. major who was active in the research and judicial council. percent of freshmen in their decision to "In general, students are becoming writing of the proposal, said, "Assault The proposal's advocates want to stop attend a certain college or university. And considerably more aware of political life expresses the event of a rape better than one-on-one meetings between Way and the use of federal loans increased for the than they had been before," he said. "They misconduct. Overall, I think we definitely those students accused of sexual fourth consecutive year, to 39.4 percent. are taking an increased role in politics prefer the term 'assault'" misconduct and replace it with the Sexual Trends in students' choice of majors right out of high school. The movement to Way said that if the attorney general's Assault Judicial Council. also continued to follow established the right of the spectrum can be seen as a office says that "assault" is okay and Way said he would strongly resist the patterns from previous years. reaction to the Democratic presidency." won't restrict judicial charges in any way, creation of a separate board. After reaching an all-time high in 1987 The survey was sent to almost 300,000 then he has no problem with the term. "I think it would taint the hearings." of 27.3 percent, the decline of students students at 600 two and four-year colleges The third objection Way said the Way said he feels if a separate council interested in being a business major and universities. Upon receiving the proposal's authors have is that there is not were established with jurors trained in continued for the sixth straight year, responses, the results were statistically an established judicial hearing council for sexual assault then the accused students dropping to 16.1 percent. adjusted to reflect the national collegiate only sexual misconduct cases. would lose their right to a trial by a jury of But over the same span, those interested population of 1.7 million first-time In the proposal, it is suggested that their peers. in the health majors has increased from entering freshmen. there be a separate Sexual Assault Judicial For the proposal to be adopted, Council of 12 members which hears only different people in the university will have cases that involve sexual assault. Those to be involved. However, McClintock said serving on the council would be trained in she feels their biggest obstacle to getting the area of sexual assault the proposal implemented is the Judicial McClintock said that one of the most Control Board which must approve of the important points of the proposal is the procedural changes involving the judicial change in judicial proceedings. system. Administrators continued from page 1 bookstore, Mr. Chips and the campus card center have been transferred to student Dr. Mark Warner, will look at affairs. Those areas will report to Suzanne increasing JMU's commitment to Straub, the. assistant vice president for providing services for itself. Hilton said administrative services. in instances when JMU cannot provide Straub will have her position and duties for itself, the subcommittee would look also transferred to student affairs. at the possibility of using private "The movement of what was called vendors to provide the services. administrative services to student affairs is Another subcommittee, headed by a very logical move, and it makes sense to Scott, will look at the way services such have these operations connected" Straub as admissions, financial aid and said. "And as far as restructuring, you students' records are provided to make an effort to do what is logical. students. Public safety will report to Dr. Al JOSH SE ELY Rose also recently announced that Menard, associate vice president for Stripped several operations in administration and student affairs. The Office of Residence finance were shifting to student affairs. Life, which had previously reported Another bike owner suffers the agony of part stripping. This bike lost Dining services, public safety, the directly to Scott, will report to Straub. its appendages in front of Godwin Hal sometime this weekend.

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THE BREEZE Monday. Jan. 31. 1994 3 News Electronic student loan payment introduced

by Lee Bumgarner electronically deduct the amount we also certify every year that the have to bother putting it in the staff writer from students savings or student is still in school for back mail and doing a coupon booklet, checking accounts directly. We are... loans. We handle and care for the then I would say it is a great Thanks to a new repayment Murphy said some of the program, students will now have student while they are here." service," he said. benefits for students using the trying to come up Although the program for Students, however, had mixed the option of repaying their program would be the assurance student loans electronically. electronic payment started in responses to the proposed Sallie that their bill is paid, the bill will with ways to make November, the cut in loan Mae program. The Student Loan Marketing be paid on time, and it would be Association, or Sallie Mae, will interest rates will not begin until Junior James Howard might more likely that the student it easier for May 1. look into the program. "It sounds soon give those who participate would be eligible for Sallie in the new program a quarter of The program, now available like a great idea. It would be a lot Mae's Great Rewards benefit students to repay only for Stafford Loans, will less hassle." one percent interest rate Great Rewards is a reduction reduction. soon apply to Supplemental Freshman Jennifer Cyphers of an additional two percentage their loans.' Loans for Students and PLUS said, "I might not have the money Sallie Mae, the nation's largest points for a borrower who makes holder and servicer of student Nancy Murphy loans, taken about by parents. there when they want it," their first 48 scheduled payments Murphy said that about 20 Junior Sandra Fowler said, "I loans, can offer this reduction on time. corporate relations manager, because loans that are repaid percent of students nationwide think it is a good idea. It would Sallie Mae was set up by Sallie Mae who have loans also have perfect be more effective. You wouldn't electronically are cheaper to Congress in 1972 so banks could administer. payment records. have to be conscious of it." loan college students money with and it does not affect the "We are constantly trying to And Sellers thinks that many Freshman Sara Prince said she the knowledge that the loans financial aid office at JMU. Also, JMU students would take is wary of the program. Prince come up with ways to make it would eventually be bought by JMU is not involved in the easier for students to repay their advantage of the new electronic said she felt the program would Sallie Mae. process of students repaying program. "If a student has a give computers even more loans," said Nancy Murphy, "We kind of keep the money loans after graduation, he said. Sallie Mae's manager of problem deducting the amount control over her life. flowing in the student loan "Once they graduate and leave from their checking account "I don't like the fact that corporate relations. world," Murphy said. here, then it's totally out of our Instead of making monthly every month, then they may have something else controls my life. I John Sellers, JMU's director hands, they're with the lender a problem with it," Sellers said. don't want to have to worry student loan payments with a of financial aid, said he was from there on," Sellers said. "We check, Sallie Mae will "But for those students who about it being controlled by a unaware of this new program, carry the student for four years, are organized and don't want to computer system," she said. New campus group looks at discrimination, equality Women's Issues Network established as an outlet for discussion, education about rights

by Paula Simpson who organized the group. But now the contributing writer organization has reached a membership of about 20 or 30 people at their first official At a time when women's rights are meeting Jan. 14. There were three men receiving a lot of attention in politics and present at the first meeting. the media, organizations at JMU are also "It shows people want to participate focusing on the issue. with us, and they know they can," The Women's Issues Network, an Crockett said. independent non-political group, was Gier said she looked at other women's formed this semester by JMU staff studies programs, women's centers and members to address discrimination against issues groups at schools like the women and minorities. University of Virginia to model what "We realize there are other groups on those institutions have implemented campus that deal with women's issues," successfully. said Sue Gier, WIN president and manager Future plans include being a of JMU's Information Services. "We communication path for groups on and off wanted an outlet that we could do it with campus while still remaining a forum for that wasn't necessarily for faculty or discussion of minority and women's students or staff. ... We wanted it to cut issues. across all boundaries at JMU." Also, upcoming programs this semester Through discussion, WIN looks at the will feature speakers from the Valley discrimination women and minorities face AIDS Network and the Virginia Mortgage daily, professional and otherwise, said and Exchange Co. Gier, who developed the idea for WIN last WIN members would also like to form semester. a communication link with all campus The group's primary goal is to educate organizations so each group can learn people outside of the group on more about each other. discrimination, without taking political Gier said, "We'll have to see where our stances that may alienate potential members' interests lie to see where we go members, according to Gier. in the future." MAGGIE WELTER Jane Crockett, WIN vice president and JMU executive assistant for university Students, part-time and full-time faculty Hang time relations, said, "We are a discussion and staff, administrators, and men and group. Just like any other group, we have women are invited to join WIN. Anyone Freshman Lany Duncan Jumps to dislodge the basketball from between all sorts of people." interested should contact Kathy Schuler, the backboard and rim. The three players Anally got the ball down and WIN began with only a few members who handles membership, at x3S97. continued play behind White Hall this past weekend.

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THE BREEZE Monday, Jan. 31. 1994 5 World News Federal agencies, departments may fire thousands without approval of 'buyouts' WASHINGTON — At least four federalfederal- ofnf anxietyanviptv insideincirta thothe administration.iHmir;ci,ot;«. government„„..,„,__„_. u„.._have Cll._fallen .»to ■historic-»-.—»- Ilows, departments and agencies probably will Officials said layoffs would undercut partly because of the recent economic have to lay off thousands of employees initiatives to reshape or streamline the slump. Federal employees appear fearful this year unless Congress approves bureaucracy, deplete the ranks of of taking their chances in the private "buyouts" to speed voluntary departures, minorities, women and younger workers sector when a number of major NEWSFILE according to administration officials. - in the civil service and hurt morale. corporations are laying off workers. Federal agent says superiors The Agriculture, Interior and The administration had counted on Administration officials contend that were warned that Koresh knew Transportation departments and Office of being able to offer buyouts of up to buyouts would be cheaper than layoffs and of Waco raid beforehand Personnel Management are at the most $25,000 in fiscal 1994 (which ends Sept. would give agencies a way to thin layers risk for reductions in force (RJFs) — the 30) as incentive to get workers to resign of middle management and pare back SAN ANTONIO, Texas — Robert government jargon for layoff — the voluntarily or take early retirement. But personnel, procurement and budget Rodriguez, the federal undercover agent officials said, primarily because of tight the legislation suited last year when the support staff throughout the government. who infiltrated the Branch Davidian budgets this year. Congressional Budget Office estimated it One analysis by a senior administration compound, testified Friday that his The administration still hopes to avoid would cost $519 million during the next official showed that laying off a 52-year- superiors "were not saying what was such layoffs, but pressure to hold down five years, primarily because of increased old employee in the higher grades could truthful" when they announced they had payroll costs will continue into next year. costs to the federal pension system. cost as much as $81,419 in severance pay no warning that David Koresh had been The budget for fiscal 1995, due out Feb. 7, During the presidential campaign, and unemployment compensation. tipped off about their Feb. 28 raid. will require at least three more agencies to Clinton pledged to cut the federal work That is far less than the $25,000 that the Rodriguez, 42, a special agent with the reduce personnel levels, said Christopher force by 100,000 employees by the end of separation incentive would cost, the federal Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Edley, associate director of the Office of fiscal 1995. Clinton said it would be official said. The government estimated Firearms, said he telephoned the raid's Management and Budget. accomplished through attrition or last year that 60,000 to 100,000 employees tactical coordinator, Charles Sarabyn, as Edley did not identify the seven voluntary departures. The work force might opt for a buyout, which officials soon as he learned that Koresh was aware departments and agencies at risk, but he reduction goal was increased by 152,000 said would save the government millions of the massive operation. It was less than said, "If we don't get buyout legislation, after Vice President Gore completed a six- of dollars in salaries over the long term. an hour, Rodriguez testified, before 100 RIFs are likely." month review of the government. — LA. Times/Washington Post ATF agents planned to enter the isolated The prospect of RIFs has set off waves But attrition rates throughout the news service compound near Waco to arrest Koresh and search for illegal weapons. "Chuck, they know, they know," Rodriguez said he told Sarabyn, urging him to call off the raid. But Sarabyn, wh was organizing the agents at a nearby civi center, merely asked what Koresh wa wearing and whether he was armed, Rodriguez said, and the raid was launched. Later, after four ATF agents and six Branch Davidians were killed in the bloody shootout that ensued, Rodriguez's superiors insisted at news conferences that they did not know they had lost the element of surprise. However, in a subsequent critical review of the raid by the Treasury Department, it was acknowledged that Sarabyn and the raid's overall commander, Phillip Chojnacki, had tried to make a scapegoat of Rodriguez by denying he had warned them. The two were suspended last fall until an inquiry is completed. The testimony by the undercover agent came in the third week of the murder trial of 11 Branch Davidians in connection with the deaths of the ATF agents. Koresh and more than 80 of his followers died April 19 when a fire swept through the CHRIS CAMERA compound after federal authorities moved in with tear gas and tanks to end a 51-day Croatia sends army into Bosnia to help thwart attack standoff with the cult. With their questioning, defense POSUSJE, Bosnia — Croatian President the army's direct involvement raises the army units, plus hundreds of Serbian attorneys suggested Friday that ATF Franjo Tudjman has sent several thousand question now of whether the U.N. Security "volunteers," have recently gone again superiors' "misrepresentation" of Croatian army regulars into Bosnia to help Council will impose sanctions on Croatia. into Bosnia in an effort to help Bosnian Rodriguez hinted of a larger federal Bosnian Croat forces counter an expected The U.S. ambassador to the United Serb forces. coverup of government mistakes and poor offensive by the Muslim-led Bosnian Nations, Madeleine Albright, warned Jan. Prime Minister Haris Silajdzic of the army, according to Croatian, U.N. and 5 during a visit to Zagreb, the Croatian Muslim-led Bosnian government called decisions in the Branch Davidian case. diplomatic sources. Rodriguez acknowledged that in the capital, that Tudjman's government risked for an emergency session of the Security first days after the shootout, he knew that A senior officer of the U.N. Protection such sanctions if it stepped up Council "to condemn this . . . open "the true story of what actually happened Force in Zagreb said Croatia is now far involvement in the Bosnian war. military intervention by the republic of was not coming out," but he said he more openly involved in the three-sided The council decreed a series of Croatia" and take measures to stop it, thought perhaps the ATF had a "strategy Bosnian war than neighboring Serbia, devastating economic and financial Reuter reported from Sarajevo. or reason" for denying his warning. A which from the other side of Bosnia has sanctions against Serbian-dominated Silajdzic reported the number of month later, however, he said he was so backed the Bosnian Serbs as they captured Yugoslavia in 1992-93 because of similar Croatian army regulars at 12,000 and said concerned about the ATF's depiction of 70 percent of Bosnia over the last 21 military support for Bosnian Serb forces they were fighting alongside the Bosnian his role in the raid that he hired an months from the Muslim-dominated from the Serb-run regular Yugoslav army. Croat militia near the central Bosnian attorney. government in Sarajevo. The U.N. officer said, however, that the towns of Prozor, Gornji Vakuf and Although there have been previous United Nations peacekeeping force has no — LA. Times/Washington Post Jablanica. reports of Croatian army regulars fighting evidence so far to confirm reports this — LA. 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NEWSFILE Center for Service-Learning seeks tutors for Harrisonburg City Schools The Center for Service-Learning is seeking JMU students with tutoring skills, especially in algebra, Spanish, French and advanced sciences, to volunteer their time for two to three hours a week to work with high • "Mishima: A Life in Four Chapters," Moody Hall, school students who may be at risk of dropping out • Equal meeting. Warren Hall, Piedmont Room, BlackweU Auditorium, 4 p.m. 4:30 p.m. This service is coordinated by CS-L through the Harrisonburg City Schools Drop-Out Prevention Program. • Informal restructuring meetings for faculty and • Society for Human Resource Management If interested, call Katie at x6366 or come by her office in staff, Warren Hall, Highlands Room, 12:30 p.m. and meeting, Zane Showker Hall, rm. 101,5 p.m. New Taylor Hall, rm. 205 between 3:30 - 5 pjn., Mondays and 4-5 p.m. members welcome. Wednesdays, or after 1 p.m. on Fridays. JMU AAUP chapter holding faculty forum • Wesley Foundation discussion on the book, "Life of • IABC/JMU general membership meeting, the Beloved: Spiritual Living in an Secular World," Anthony-Seeger Hall, rm. 12,5 p.m. Everyone is The JMU chapter of the American Association of Warren Hall, Massanutten Room, 4:30 p.m. University Professors is holding a faculty forum that will welcome. For details, call Lisa at x4389. include a presentation of governance models at other • EARTH meeting, Taylor Hall, rm. 304,5 - 6:30 p.m. Virginia universities and the Judith Blankenburg • Madison Outing Club meeting, Taylor Hall, rm. Memorial Address, "Tenure: The Heart and Soul of the • Anorexia Nervosa and Associated Disorders support 402,6:30 p.m. University." group meeting, Emmanuel Episcopal Church, 7 p.m. • Psych Club meeting, Maury Hall, rm. 101, 7 p.m. Robert O'Neil, professor of law at the University of Virginia, AAUP general counsel, and former president at • Animal Rights Coalition meeting. Moody Hall, rm. • Alpha Epsilon Delta, premedical fraternity, 101,7:30 p.m. the University of Wisconsin and UVa, will present the meeting, Burruss Hall, rm. 44,7 p.m. lecture on Tuesday at 4 p.m. in Taylor Hall, rm. 306. All are welcome. • College Republicans meeting, Taylor Hall, rm. 400, • First Right meeting. Warren Hall, Tidewater 8 p.m. Room, 8 p.m. . Tickets to NBA games to be raffled off during JMU, W&M basketball game Raffle tickets benefiting Kidsburg, Williamsburg's community-built playground, will be sold for $5 each or two for $8 during the basketball game between JMU and Wednesday Thursday William & Mary on Feb. 7. Winners will receive two tickets to the Hornets-Cavaliers game in Charlotte, N.C., • Bible study, 'The Greatest Teachings of Christ," • Baptist Student Union fellowship, BSU Center on on Feb. 20 or to the Bulls-Hornets game in Chicago on Wesley Foundation, 11 a.m. Everyone welcome. Main Street, 5:30 p.m. Feb. 21, with air travel provided by US Air and accommodations provided by Marriott Hotels. Winners • Presentation on restructuring by Jeff Noble and • CISAT seminar, "Correlative Microscopy: need not be present to win. Robert Holmes, Zane Showker Hall, rm. 10S, Applications in the Life Science," Moody Hall, For more information, call Geri Smith-Benjamin at 5:30 p.m. There will be a short video and Classroom of the 21st Century, 7 - 8:30 p.m. Led by (804) 565-4452. question/answer period following the presentation. Barbara Gabriel.

Diabetic Support Group to be held at RMH • Harmony meeting. Moody Hall, rm. 205, • Planetarium program. Miller Hall, John C. Wells The Diabetic Support Group will meet on Feb. 8 from 7-9:30 p.m. Planetarium, 7 and 9 p.m. Focus on seasonal night 7 - 8:30 p.m. at the Rockingham Memorial Hospital sky. Admission is free. Outpatient Center in Conference Room G-l on the fourth • Sociology Club meeting, Keezell Hall, rm. 101, floor. 7 p.m.

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THE BREEZE Monday, Jan. 31.1994 9 Focus Healthy eating helps students avoid the freshman 15 by Sharon LaRowe burgers and fries at P.C. Dukes all the contributing writer time. Another reason Kells gives for her Learn to do your own laundry without weight gain freshman year: "Cause you're shrinking your underwear. Study hard. such dorks. You do everything in big Party hard. And by all means, avoid the groups, and a lot of that is eating." dreaded "freshman 15." David Muniz and his friends across the The proverbial threat of gaining 15 hall in Gifford order pizza and breadsticks extra pounds the first year or any year in about two or three times a week, "because college carries a lot of weight for many I am very hungry when I don't eat students. New Year's resolutions aside, breakfast," he said. many still carry the extra pounds through He estimates that he spends about $ 14 a the spring months and on into their week on food deliveries. upperclassman years. "I don't want to drag myself out of bed The way to avoid the freshman 15 is to an hour early to eat breakfast. There's no lead a healthier lifestyle, which includes point in it." nutrition, education and exercise. Cavoto encourages everyone she The pitfalls of collegiate nutrition counsels to eat breakfast. "Calories eaten early in the day are Margaret Kostel, nutrition educator at handled more efficiently by your body Blue Ridge Women's Health Center, gives than calories eaten at night, because your several reasons for the drastic weight gain body is gearing up." in students during the first year of college. According to Kostel, college students MAGGIE WELTER "One reason is that the average student Freshman Susanne Dobrick makes a healthy choice by reaching for cauliflower tend to study more and work out less than yesterday during brunch at D hall. is growing during adolescence," she said. they did in high school. "You get used to eating." She adds, "beer is a factor." Alcohol is resources available on campus — the meal or a snack and what her mood was at Campus nutritionist Michele Cavoto high in calories. It is also in high demand Wellness Center, Health Center, peer the time. From that data, Cavoto was able also blames the winter weather for the and easily accessible on campus. education, nutrition classes [and] to determine what Miller was lacking in lower number of students concerned about Kells worked out at the Wellness exercise." her diet. their weight. Center last year, but this semester, she "My problem was that I was not "When people start wearing shorts and Students trim the fat from their said, "I'm just too lazy. lifestyles picking the right foods," MiHer said. T-shirts again, they start thinking about "I have 21 [credit] hours and it's too What she and many other students may how their body looks more than when they cold to go get sweaty and come back," Junior speech pathology major Allison think is healthy eating can be deceiving. are wearing three layers of sweaters and said the sociology/special education Miller took action to get herself back in "I don't think people realize what boots," Cavoto said. major. shape when she noticed the first-year they're eating a lot of times," said junior Junior Lori Kells believes in the Cavoto works with about a dozen •pounds adding up. math major Dan Sheil. "They are eating a freshman 15 devil; she gained 12 pounds students every week. But this number is Registered dietitian Cavoto asked her to lot of things that are supposedly healthy her first year at JMU. Living in Hillside much lower than in past years. keep a record of everything she ate, the but are loaded with fat." Hall that year, she found herself eating "I'd like to think there are a lot more time she ate it, when she was having a NUTRITION page 11 Exercise plays an important part in maintaining a responsible lifestyle

by Dan Wright as 20 to 30 minutes, three times a magazine. contributing writer week. Once a comfortable The World Health exercise routine is established, Organization defines health as "a Complete wellness includes exercise can become a natural state of complete physical, more than physical health. part of life, she said. mental and social well-being, not According to Julie Wallace, The National Heart, Lung and merely the absence of disease." director of the Godwin Wellness Blood Institute reported that Ninety percent of all health Center, a healthy lifestyle does "regular exercise helps you resist problems can be prevented by the more than keep a person from fatigue and stress, and as your wellness lifestyle, according to illness. bodies get more in shape, you the organization. Reducing stress, becoming feel exercising gives you even Health magazine noted that it more productive, resting better more energy than before." is the basics like exercise that and getting in touch with the Most exercise activities do not count if one wants a strong and spiritual plane are also part of the require any special athletic healthy body throughout the wellness lifestyle, Wallace said. abilities. Many people who found lifespan. She said wellness involves every school sports too difficult In Healthy People 2000, the aspect of a person's life, "not just discover that exercise activities U.S. Public Health Service cited his or her exercise, nutritional are easy and enjoyable. new data stating that "even low- habits and general health." The Physician and to-moderate levels of activity can There are six components that Sportsmedicine magazine confer substantial health make up the wellness model. The reported that exercise such as benefits." letters in the acronym SPICES walking and light sports activities Wallace added, '"No pain, no represent each component: social, pay big health dividends. gain' is an outmoded idea. physical, intellectual, career, They are also comfortable and Wellness is an ongoing process, a emotional and spiritual. Each one fun, which means people will habit." serves to influence the others, stay with them longer. "As you go through life and says Wallace. According to The Physician grow and develop, you will In a November 1993 survey, and Sports Medicine magazine, achieve different levels of 62 percent of JMU students who exercise is also proven effective wellness. The key to high-level do not exercise said, "I don't against an array of diseases and wellness is enjoyment and a have the time." ailments. balance of the SPICES of life." The SPICES of life can be New research indicates that Prevention magazine reported more fully utilized with a two- exercise can even tone the brain. in December 1992 that reaction JOSH SEELY hour investment in exercise per The ability to think and reason time and mental capacity Students like Alexis Scott can use the wellness center to week. According to Wallace, gets a boost from exercise, normally decline with advancing establish a personal workout routine. regular exercise can take as little according to Prevention EXERCISE page 11 10 THE BREEZE Monday. Jan. 31.1994

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THE BREEZE Monday, Jan. 31,1994 11 Nutrition Exercise continued from page 9 whatever I want. I'm not going to go continued from page 9 around and think about how many fat Last semester, Sheil enrolled in grams are in everything I eat. That's just Nutrition 280 as an elective. He said the not healthy. knowledge be gained from the class makes "I eat sensibly. But I'm going to be eating well practical. consumed by that. I think that's a problem In the class, he learned about foods that for a lot of females." seem nutritious but are actually not. But staying away from favorite foods is Sheil gave an example of a food that not the answer to eating healthier, might be deceptive. "Peanuts are loaded according to Cavoto. with fat. Fifty percent of the calories are "Everything is okay in moderation," she from fat." said. "Everything." Nutritionists give advice on healthier Kostel and Cavoto agree that eating eating smarter is the best way to start to become healthier. Nutritionists advise students to pay The nutritionists suggest: attention to what they eat and drink but • Switch from whole milk to low-fat or not to deprive themselves of favorite skim milk. foods. • Drink small glasses of juice instead of Nutrition instructor Patricia Brevard large ones — they have more calories than said that liquid intake is an important part one might expect. MAGGIE WELTER of a healthy diet. • Spread jelly on a bagel or toast instead Nutritionists say students should go vegetarian at least two to three times per She encourages students to drink only of high-fat cream cheese or butter. week. The salad bar at D-hall can be a good vegetarian choice. two to three glasses of milk and eight to • Try salsa on baked potatoes. normally decline with advancing years. The center also offers a personal fitness 10 glasses of water a day. • Take the stairs rather than the elevator. "It helps to take the edge off," she said. Now researchers for the World Health assessment — a series of tests and an • Eat breakfast instead of having a snack Organization are finding that "it may not exercise prescription. The staff determines "It's also good for you." in between classes — it will start the Brevard said that in cold weather, a be so much a matter of years but rather a person's fitness level and recommends a metabolic process sooner. inactivity that's responsible. Exercise program of exercises based on guidelines person can dehydrate almost as easily as in • Snack on pretzels instead of potato the warm summer months, because when a increases oxygen to the brain and boosts from the American College of Sports chips. brain chemicals vital for thinking." Medicine. person exhales, breath is coming out in the • Look for light, low-sodium popcorn in form of steam. A good brisk walk may help prepare The Wellness Center is located on the the microwave section. students for exams, according to the ground floor of Godwin Hall. Mandatory It is knowledge like this that helped • It takes a long time to chew on a carrot. Miller with her own eating habits. researchers. orientations to the facility are free and It takes a lot less time to down a bag of At the Valley Wellness Center or available by appointment during center Two years later, Miller is slender and M&M's. healthy. Nautilus, membership costs range from hours. • Stuff sandwiches in pita pockets instead $20 to $60 a month. The Godwin The orientation process includes a one- "In a way it was really good, it helped of bread. me know about foods," she said. Wellness Center is a similar facility with a hour session on how to use the equipment • Use mustard instead of mayonnaise: 10 variety of activities. and information on setting up a workout But on the downside, "I was too aware calories versus 100 per tablespoon. of what I was eating. I would be planning The Wellness Center is supported and routine. • Go vegetarian two or three times per maintained by student fees, which are Margee Carter, Diana Flschettl, David out what I would be eating for dinner the week. Holllday, Amy Nguyen, Victoria VIda, and next day. included in the tuition bill. All full-time • End a meal with fruit instead of pastries students have access to the center and may Dr. Philip Emmert, director of the school "Since then," Miller said, "I eat or dessert. of speech communication also contributed use the facilities for free. to this article. Touch the If you can help us TH

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I'm sick of hearing the abstinence pitch. I talked to Dr. Ruth last year... and she said ... abstinence is not a realistic way of birth control as people call it mainly because of the libido or the sex drive." Sophomore Scott Gilbert, host of WXJM's weekly program "Talk," discussing the recent condom debate.

1 here are actually 2,500 or so ways to stimulate yourself to orgasm besides intercourse." Freshman Samuel Uzwack responding to Gilbert.

lw/mon baby just one little kiss. I swear, I'm a Keep options open for exploration prince. Trust me. Look at this face, would I lie?? No, A proposed policy at a university in St. Paul, to join, what kinds of programs to pursue and the I don't have a girlfriend. I love you. Of course, I'll Minn., allows student organizations to environment in which they want to live. respect you. I'm not like all of the other guys. I discriminate on the basis of race. JMU is currently trying to provide students with swear, I'll call you. Really. Please, baby, please." The policy at Hamline University was other on-campus living options. The Office of Residence The message on a poster in an Ashby Crossing proposed by the school after two white women were Life is offering students special interest housing by giving refused admission into a meeting of the Black Law us the option of creating our own community, whether apartment. The poster pictures a frog wearing a Student Association. that is a French Community or a Hebrew Community or a princes crown. While the student government threatened to cut off Pan-African Community. funding to any exclusive group, the university drew up "a An advertisement in the Jan. 17 Breeze stated that "T new policy expressing support for members of minority- special interest housing was "a culturally enlightening and It's a lot easier to shoot someone than to beat student groups that want to exclude white students," intellectually stimulating living community." them to death." according to a Jan. 19 Chronicle of Higher Education Maybe it is.. Maybe such a living environment is A.posting about gun control in the "Politics" article. exactly what some students are looking for to complement category of the VAX bulletin board. A professor who helped draft the policy said in the their classroom studies. article that the imbalance of power between whites and Meanwhile, others may view the housing arrangement other groups was taken into account. as culturally limiting and intellectually stagnating. They Groups that cater to a specific race or religion serve as may believe the key to being broadly educated is living If God made us in his image, so be it, and more common ground where people can strengthen bonds, among a diversity of people. power to him. He must be pretty cool. I'd like to come together for fellowship, discuss similar interests or Regardless of how you view ORL's community living hang out and drink a few brews with him sometime, share their knowledge and ideas. arrangement idea, the important fact to remember is that he must have a righteous sound system." There are many such organizations at JMU including the university is providing us with a choice, not limiting Another posting from the VAX bulletin board. the Black Student Alliance and InterVarsity Christian our options. Fellowship, and although an overwhelming number of If students choose to sit together on the basis of skin their members are either African-American or Christian, color or on the basis of the Greek letters on their respectively, they do not exclude members on the basis of sweatshirt, that is another matter. It is student choice, not E/xotic Body Piercing." race or religion. university mandate. A service advertised in The Breeze classified ads. A university has no right to dictate who can and can't This doesnlt mean the university shouldn't provide be a part of these groups. Hamline University should not students with options. They should just then step back and dictate who can be in the Black Law Student Association. let us decide — as they are doing with the special interest XTe's not Immature: He's Chronologically' By allowing the students to be excluded, the university is housing options. Impaired.... He does not get Drank or Smashed: hindering their education. Students should be able to select their own living He becomes Chemically Inconvenienced.... He The role the university should play is exactly the environment and explore all organizations, including the opposite of what Hamline is doing: It shouldn't limit the Black Law Student Association at Hamline University. does not Send You Flowers: He commits Botanical opportunity students have to be exposed to other cultures; Universities should give students options, not limit Bribery.... He does not have a Nice Butt: He is a instead, it should strive to create an environment where them. Well-Rounded Individual." students can receive a broad education by joining any From a list on How to Talk About Men and Be organization, enrolling in a variety of courses and The house editorial reflects the views of The Breeze Politically Correct. selecting their own type of housing. editorial board which consists of the editor, managing Then, students can decide for themselves what groups editor and opinion editors. Ohe doesn't have a Great Butt: She has a Superior EdiUn iid Polio' Heather CNell. . . editor Donna Ragsdale .. . managing editor Posterior.... You do not Try to Score or Pick Her Rob Kaiser ... opinion editor Chris Podeschi... asst. opinion editor Up: You Attempt a Horizontal Encounter.... She is Letters to (he editor should be no more than 350 words, columns no more than 550 not a Babe or a Chic: She is a Breasted American... words, and will be published on a space available basis. The y must be delivered to TV . She is not a Bleached Blonde: She is Peroxide Breeze by noon Tuesday or 5 p.m. Friday. Dependent." The Brtete reserves the right to edit for clarity and space. From a list on How to Talk About Women and Be The opinion* in this section do not necessarily reflect the opinion of the newspaper, Politically Correct. I A M E S MADISON UNIVERSITY this staff, or James Madison University. a mittii* tubmMJtmnrrft nit .i THE BREEZE Monday, Jan. 31,1994 13 LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

RA says individuals, not RAs, 'should the writer of the Jan. 27 Breeze article. The article implies as noble and humanitarian, but I am not sure they are really take control of their own sexuality' that I made statements in support of requiring RAs to supply helping students in the long run. residents with condoms. I did not make any comments or Most of us enter college basking in the freedom To the editor: offer any endorsement toward such a requirement In fact, in parental control. For the most part, we answer "Hold on baby, I have to get a condom from Al." This is my comments to Michael and Trey were to the contrary. o no one but ourselves. College is a time when one line that should never be heard on the JMU campus, but Jim McConnel we begin to take on the responsibilities of the it might, now that the Student Government Association director of residence life I "adult" world. Little by little, we make the passed a bill employing resident advisors to hand out i transition from adolescence to adulthood with condoms. the hopes that we will be capable of making it I propose three reasons why this action is inappropriate: ' on our own when we are through here. It is First, when two people decide to sleep with each other, my concern that this condom bill gives many they should be responsible enough to protect themselves students an excuse not to "grow up" or take from unwanted pregnancy or diseases. They should be responsibility for their own actions. As I responsible — not their roommates, not the condom fairy mentioned before, college is a period of transition, and I feel and not their resident advisors. Individuals should take the university, by providing free condoms at the Health control of their own sexuality. Letters Center, does its part in recognizing the fact that we all learn Second, condoms are already easily found on this responsibility at a different pace. By bending even further campus. They can be purchased at Mr. Chips during any of and providing RAs with condoms, the university appears to its operating hours. If you are strapped for cash, they can be to the be holding the students' hands, and in a sense parenting. The obtained free at the Health Center. message this bill is sending goes beyond "we care about Third, as a matter of principle, why should student tuition you" to "it's OK to be irresponsible, we've gotcha covered." and fees be used to help someone hit it? i editor I am not implying that sex is irresponsible. I am simply I hope the Office of Residence Life decides against I saying that no one can argue that sex is anything less than a implementing this program. personal responsibility. If sex can be an expression of love, Aim Harris produce a child, give you a disease or even cause death, it Hillside resident advisor must be seen as the responsibility of the individuals Don't 'spoon feed' students condoms; involved. Being prepared for the possibility of the need for a sex is your own responsibility condom when stores may not be open is part of the ORL director would 'not require RAs responsibility that goes along with having sex. Using a to supply residents with condoms' To the editor: condom when having sex is probably one of life's easiest On Tuesday, the SGA passed a bill that promotes responsibilities and one of the most essential. People who are To the editor: the idea of RAs passing out condoms to residents. having sex should not be embarrassed to walk into the Health Center and pick up a handful of condoms because they are I am writing in response to The Breeze's Jan. Although there were valid arguments for and against this bill, there was one basic issue that being responsible individuals. 27 article on the SGA "Condom Bill." I met \ I think in an attempt to cater to students too much, the Michael Booker and Trey Austin prior to the swayed the vote in favor of passing. The main issue for many who supported this bill was that university will be devaluing the need for students to see sex Jan. 25 SGA meeting. I told Michael and as an essential responsibility that needs to be taken seriously Trey that I was in full support of the condoms were not accessible enough for the irresponsible or shy. Many feel it is less embarrassing to by everyone. ^ objective to promote sex education, To be honest, the SGA condom bill was passed for those individual responsibility and personal approach an RA for a condom than to purchase them or to choice. I explicitly told them, get them free at the Health Center. Another strong argument of you who know what having unprotected sex can do to for the bill was that the Health Center and stores had you, yet you are too immature, irresponsible and foolish to though, that I was not in support of do something about it All I can say is that you are damn shifting individuals' personal inconvenient hours of operation and would be of little help to a student who needed a condom at 2 a.m. The SGA passed lucky people at JMU care enough to spoon feed you. Let's responsibility to their RAs, and I would hope you're that lucky in the real world. not require RAs to supply residents with the condom bill in order to do something for the students. condoms. The SGA is hoping that this bill may keep someone from Cathy Manderneid I was never contacted by, and offered no comments to, having an unwanted pregnancy or even spare someone from getting an STD such as AIDS. I recognize the SGA's efforts social work Be American — watch more television It is an undeniable truth of human existence that when it comes right down to it, we can only speak for in the Family." Think about it before you discount ourselves. If I could speak for everyone around me, their impact. then it would be unnecessary for me to write an Guest Columnist On "Good Times," will you ever forget Penny's opinion column. Unfortunately, I can only speak for abusive mother or how James was just an ordinary man myself. This forces me to write a column about things — CJ.Grebb trying to scratch out an honest living in a crime-ridden that bug me. ghetto? He was a strong and Arm man, who lived with Many weeks ago, while attending a Breeze opinion the reality that so much of America had no idea even American culture bottled like clam sauce... CLICK! existed. Did Archie Bunker enlighten America as to meeting, this question was raised: "Does anybody in There's Cher, giving an Oscar winning performance in here watch any TV?" just how hypocritical bigotry can be? Did he show us "Moonstruck." CLICK! that our thoughts and beliefs might be racist? On Star Now first of all, the question was negative. It was There's an amazing offer — the Blonco roto-revolving asked in the same manner in which you might say "has Trek, we were given Lieutenant U'hura, a woman who potato slicer! Look how it feeds a family of five for a was also an officer, treated as an equal. Even the anybody in here ever feasted on the flesh of another week with just one potato! CLICK! human?" Bu'ndys from "Married with Children" teach us There's LaToya Jackson telling us how easy it is to get lessons. Ever noticed that no matter how much Al The answer, was a unanimous "no." your own, personal psychic. . . . Actually, you would Except for me. fantasizes, he has never cheated on his wife? think any half-decent psychic would have advised Latoya Television, it is clear to me, has shaped this country This bugs me. to Are her manager a long time ago. CLICK! I watch a lot of TV. For years now, I have been in a new, unique way. We watch TV and, whether we There's Sharon Stone, and she's . . . oh, my . . . .oh, admit this or not, we believe it. This has not always hearing how television is like brain food for the my!... Wow. CLICK! mentally inept, how it shortens your attention span, been a good thing, but it is a truth we must face up to. "Captain ... CAAAAVE maaaaaan!" CLICK! Television has a hold on us, and it can be a good one. sucks out I.Q. points and is probably responsible for "Watchu talkin' bout Mr. Drummondr* CLICK! acne. (Okay, I made that last one up.) It can be a source of change and of reform as well as See what I mean? Look at it this way: The U.S. has had entertainment, it may be a real opportunity to take Most people, when pressured, will admit to the fact roughly 200 years of recorded history. This is nothing that they watch some TV, but only programs like "60 control of the years ahead of us. compared to the thousands of years that most other So the next time you want to curl up with a good Minutes" or the "Nightly News," because they like to countries throughout the rest of the world have had. The stay informed. Poppycock. Anyone who wants to stay book, consider turning on the television instead, and last SO years, however, have been recorded in an entirely remember the influence it has on us and especially our informed can watch CNN at any hour of the day and be new way. Television has provided an instant, play-by- caught up on everything. People, this is just too little children, and make your own judgement. play account of Americana. This "video stenographer" of And make sure that TV is still a good thing in the TV to be watching and still call yourself an American. sorts transcribes the ever-evolving story of American Am I saying if you don't watch TV you are future, because as much as we watch it, it is watching history and culture not only in news broadcasts and us as well. Unamerican? Well yes, I guess I am. I want people to network news magazines, but in the sit-coms and realize how important TV is. Today, you can go to entertainment as well. Who knows where our mentalities almost any television in the United States and see C.J. Grebb is a junior majoring in art and minoring in would be today without shows like "Good Times" or "All getting on his soapbox.

- -■-.■!■- - 1 - -.-_- ■ >»i)i i. ii 14 THE BREEZE Monday. Jan. 31.1994 St\ Attempt at awakening puts audience to sleep In the film "Philadelphia," director narrow glimpse into homosexuality. Johnathon Demme attempts to open Nyswaner overemphasizes too many Hollywood's eyes to AIDS and characters — such as what seems like an homosexuality, but he fails to deliver both endless number of family members — and a substantial message and an entertaining he never delves into the relationship film. between Hanks and his boyfriend, played While the acting suffices, the script by Antonio Banderas. leaves much to be desired. It's an attempt There are only two real scenes between at awakening that keeps the audience Banderas and Hanks. The audience never sleeping. really gains an understanding of the bond The film tells the story of attorney they have or the strain AIDS is taking on Andrew Beckett, played by Tom Hanks, the both of them. who is fired at his law firm when the Nyswaner seems more interested in partners discover that he has AIDS. creating emotions through repetition than However, the partners claim he was fired developing the characters. for misplacing an important document Finally the film endeavors to address the epidemic of AIDS and human mortality. Hanks is dying, and AIDS is REVIEW killing him. There are few references to Hanks' Hanks successfully makes the move impending death. AIDS appears more like from cotnedic roles like the movie "Big" a plot tool than a major theme. Its stigmas Yeehaw! to a dramatic role in "Philadelphia." His are never really put to rest. subtle and passionate portrayal of the Nyswaner can't decide whether or not dying lawyer is moving. It's an evolution we should be worried more about the case Western saddled for success of emotions for Hanks throughout the or Hanks himself. And thus, we never movie, one which strays from his usual really care about either. Riveted with fast-paced action and latter. comedic role. When Hanks seeks Hopefully "Philadelphia" will break ghoulish wit, 'Tombstone" gallops from Kilmer shines as the real gem of the representation, he turns to an infamous down some walls in Hollywood, allowing scene to scene with a vivacity essential movie, though. His savvy and soft- accident lawyer, played by Denzel the industry to mature. to a great Western. spoken portrayal of the tuberculosis- Washington, to prove unlawful Director George Cosmatos effectively stricken Holliday is one of the finest and termination. retells the well-known story of lawman most surprising of 1993. A Southern Washington adds some much-needed Wyatt Earp, played by Kurt Russell, and aristocrat turned gambler, Holliday comic relief throughout the film, such as Doc Holliday, played by Val Kilmer, and teams up with Wyatt and his two when he goes around and hands out their mini-war with the outlaw Clanton brothers, played by Sam Elliot and Bill business cards to everyone he meets. The gang. Paxton, to clean up Tombstone. difficulty arises in that Hanks' character is This star-studded cast, led by Russell This sets the stage for the infamous a homosexual, and Washington's character and Kilmer, receives dramatic support gunfight at the O.K. Corral and the is admittedly homophobic. Hanks thus from such well-known actors as Dana dissolution of the entire Clanton gang. begins the re-education of Washington and Delaney, Sam Elliott, Jason Priestly and Kilmer manages to single-handedly his outdated fears. Charlton Heston. entrench a decent action film with This re-education or acceptance is what hilarious wit and touching drama. Ron Nyswaner had in mind when he wrote A Western isn't a Western, though, the screenplay. But the film fails to rise REVIEW without the energetic score. Bruce much above its schizophrenic story line. The movie owes much of its success to Broughton's invigorating music The movie is intended to be a Russell and Kilmer, however. Russell marvelously sets the gallant mood of the courtroom drama, yet simply provides no exemplifies the tough hero that Westerns film. interesting testimony or damning evidence have come to define, while Kilmer adds The screenplay by Kevin Jarre of for either side. Jason Robards stoically a sawiness to the film. The crux of the "Glory" fame was originally written to plays the senior partner at Hanks's movie's accomplishment lies in the be an intense character study of Earp and firm, while Mary Steenburgen endearing friendship between Russell Holliday. But Disney, fearful of an defends Robards in court. and Kilmer. intellectual flop, chose action director Incidentally, both Their individual performances also Cosmatos, of "Rambo II," "Cobra" and Steenburgen and Robards help to define the characters. "Leviathan" fame, to direct instead of starred in Demme's Russell is the epitome of the Western Jarre and had the script reworked to critically acclaimed 1980 hero. In one scene, Russell smacks an accommodate the change. film "Melvin and obnoxious villain and, waiting for a Strangely enough, their two diverse Howard." Their earlier response, asks, "Are you going to do views mesh well in 'Tombstone" and success with Demme something, or are you just going to stand help create a thoroughly entertaining and doesn't carry over to "Philadelphia." there and bleed?" The villain chooses the memorable Western. In "Philadelphia," Demme uncharacteristically fails to utilize the powerful supporting cast and almost virgin topics at hand. Robards' role in this film is at best a competent antagonist, and Steenburgen's'character is left virtually undeveloped Besides trying to simulate a courtroom drama, the creators of "Philadelphia" also attempt to edify people against homophobia, yet it provides only a Written by Patrick Lark 4P

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Life, death intersect for introspective film

•Movie deals with the tomorrow. The cinematography and music are also mortality of existence critical to the film's message. James Entering a busy intersection, Richard Newton Howard's jazzy score Gere loses control of his car and methodically paces the film as it skids helplessly towards a stalled inevitably skids towards that fateful van and an oncoming rig. intersection. What happens next is not the question Rydell's only real flaw in this film is in "Intersection." What happened up until his blatant use of symbolism. this moment is the premise for this There are many instances when the intelligent film of introspection and symbols are unique and quite ominous. mortality. But some of the symbols border on the melodramatic. REVIEW He really succeeds, though, in his continued reference to time. The viewer Gere, who is known for "an Officer and can't help appreciating the dramatic irony a Gentleman" and "Sommersby," in the film, and thus is caught in the tragic impressively plays a recently divorced loop as a mute observer. Rydell's Gothic architect who has fallen out of love with imagery tragically emphasizes the his wife of 16 years, played by Sharon shortage of time that Gere has — that we Stone, and into love with a local journalist, all have. Hollywood looking West to the played by Lolita Davidovich. Yet Gere still holds feelings for Stone. Or does he? past to find success for future Thus begins a clever and fascinating As the new year gets underway, most English professor James Ruff says character study of the three. people are looking ahead. But The story progresses as a series of that although the '70s and '80s saw a flashbacks. Gere's thoughts dart back and Hollywood is looking back, or more decline in western films, the western specifically — West. forth as he tries to discern how his will probably never die because of its marriage fell apart and where his present Spawning from 1992's incredibly adaptability to different time periods. relationship is going. successful "Unforgiven," the industry "The western film historically has Director Mark Rydell, of "On has begun to release an exceptional traditionally been considered to be the Golden Pond" fame, gets strong amount of Westerns, including "Posse," most important American film genre," performances from Stone, of "Geronimo" and 'Tombstone." People in Ruff says. "Basic Instinct" fame, and the industry are now questioning whether Ruff says Clint Eastwood revitalized Davidovich, of "Blaze" fame, this is a move for the future or whether the western with his blockbuster and this is just another Hollywood trend. which help balance the story's Oscar winner, "Unforgiven." sporadic fluidity. "I personally do not particularly like Sophomore Bill Roundy says, "Most Davidovich is especially Westerns, but I have to admit that they Westerns tend to be really cheesy, but effective as a loving, yet realistic certainly have rejuvenated the industry," the ones that have been coming out lately girlfriend, who is unfortunately says senior Marcia Edmunson, who has have been more realistic. Less cheese is caught in the middle of Gere's worked at both video stores and theatres. good for the industry." personal struggle. All four Westerns released this past Freshman Jody Jones says that she Rydell does a quality job here but is year have been big money makers. doesn't like westerns unless she likes the sufficiently helped along by a well-written People are going to the theatres to see actors. screenplay. them, and when they're sold-out, the "Usually the plot is the same in a The dialogue in "Intersection" can be "spillover" crowds are watching other bunch of them," she says. sharp at times with its amusing films. This "spillover" is rejuvenating Freshman Dave Lapp says, "I think architectural metaphors, such as Gere the industry. that this is a phase that is coming back Tammy Leta, the assistant manager at having to get "his house in order." now and will pass shortly." The screenplay also attacks the the Harrisonburg Video World, says, Whether long-term or not, it appears conventionality and cliches common to "'Unforgiven' and 'Posse' were that the trend will continue for at least movies today. In one scene, Gere successes when they came out on video, another year or so as more Westerns are flashes back to when he told Stone of and they boosted rentals of older in production. Lawrence Kasdan is his affair. With nothing more to add, Westerns. If there is a trend, it's a directing Kevin Costner in "Wyatt Gere stands in silence and just stares at positive trend." Earp." And due to arrive this spring is the wall. Stone questions, "Isn't this, There are distinguishable trends in Johnathan Kaplan's "Bad Girls," a where I ask you, 'Do you love her?' Hollywood's history. The early '80s feminine perspective of the Old West. It And then you respond, 'I don't know; witnessed an inordinate amount of stars Andie MacDowell, Drew I'm confused. I need some time to dramas, but by the end of the decade was Barrymore, Mary Stuart Masterson and think?'" flourished with action/adventure movies. Madeleine Stowe. In most films, yes. But not in "Intersection." This is a novel approach to addressing our mortality and prevalent procrastination. We save dreams for a proverbial "later." We push back what we can do today until tomorrow. Rydell's most pervasive and important theme is, "Live for today, not tomorrow." For Gere, there may not be a irkin, Graphics by CJ Grebb 16 THE BREEZE Monday, Jan. 31,1994

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by Gina Re Since action is based on the actor's real staff writer emotions, Matsui says that an audience can expect a different show each night. Students and faculty got a taste of Although the script doesn't change, the Japanese culture Friday night when emotions of the actor do. Japanese Noh actor Akira Matsui "Because my own mood and feelings performed in Godwin Hall. change day by day, there is a slight change As a flute, drums and various Japanese in each performance," Matsui said. instruments began to play in the dark Matsui illustrated his change of room illuminated only by blue lights, emotions through his feet. In Friday's Matsui stood in his pale blue kimono and performance, he shuffled his feet forward began his performance of Noh for the in various ways to signify his different audience. moods. "An essential part of the education Stamping his feet in a quick, program here is to expose people to other unrhythmical manner was an expression cultures' way of accomplishing theatre," of anger. Happiness had a light, more senior Dave Frydrychowski said. rhythmic movement. Noh acting, a 600-year-old Japanese "There's a lot of muscular movement tradition, places emphasis on surfacing that goes into each movement," Matsui emotions. The Noh actor combines art, said,. dance, chanting and acting to do this. He used his arms and hands, too, to "The practice is to bring out these signal a change in emotion. Opening or [internal] emotions,'' Matsui said. closing the hands is the way energy is Matsui, 48, performed at JMU as a part either captured or released. of his three-week lecture tour in the Matsui also used a mask to express his United States. He will also be performing feelings. By moving his head, he could in Pennsylvania and New York. make his face look like it had changed He teaches Noh in Japan and began expressions. When he inclined his head Noh at age 5 at the Kita School of Noh in toward the light, he looked happy; down 19S2. He is often asked to perform, leach casting created a sad-looking expression. and demonstrate Noh in universities and "It was so much like the human face colleges throughout the United States and that when light fell on it in certain ways, it Canada. "It is important to make people seemed to express emotions," aware that there is not just the form that it Frydrychowski said. [theatre] is practiced in Europe and here," Mostly, Matsui showed the audience in Frydrychowski said. Godwin that theatre exists in more forms Unlike Western drama, in a Noh than they were aware of, Frydrychowski MELISSA CAMPBELL performance, the actors don't become said. "Other cultures have their own Noh dancer Akira Matsui demonstrates the use of masks by having junior Will characters; they remain themselves. process to present culture." Bowles try on a mask. Matsui is lecturing in the United States for three weeks.

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by Craig Landis stqffwriter RICHMOND — Coming into Saturday night's matchup with JMU at the Robins Center, the Richmond Spiders had lost a frustrating eight games by seven or less points. But first-year head coach Bill Dooley sensed a change. "Coach Dooley said before the game that we would win by three points," UR senior guard Eugene Burroughs said. "He usually doesn't make predictions, but this one came true.*' What followed Dooley's prediction was yet another down-to-the-wire JMU road game. This time, it was the Spiders that prevailed 85-81, hitting seven of eight foul shots in the final 23 seconds of the game. After the narrow win over East Carolina Wednesday, the Dukes struggled defensively against the Spiders despite shooting 60 percent in the second half. JMU's loss was its fust in the Colonial Athletic Association this season. The Dukes' record now stands at 12-5, 6-1 in theCAA. With 2:35 remaining in the game, Richmond senior guard Eugene Burroughs made a three-pointer to tie it at 76 apiece. A lay up by Burroughs then put the Spiders up by two with 1:37 left. Senior forward Clayton Ritter, who had 13 points on the night, missed the front end of a one-and-one, and Richmond senior forward Mike Hodges made two foul shots to put the Spiders up by four. Junior guard Dennis Leonard went the length of the court'for a lay up to narrow the lead to two points, and Hodges drained another pair of foul shots before Richmond called timeout with 16 seconds left Sophomore guard Darren McLinton quickly hit a three-pointer to bring the Dukes within a point, but junior forward Kass Weaver made two foul shots, and MIKE HEFfNER Leonard missed a desperation three- Sophmore guard Darren McUnton had a solid *howing for the Duke*, with 15 points and two assists in 24 minutes. pointer to end the game. "We didn't lose to a Mickey Mouse team," head coach Lefty Driesell said. Culuko and junior forward Louis Rowe put in six straight points off the bench. His Richmond (85) "They're a good ballclub. I thought we each scored 17 for JMU. Culuko, fifth in jumper with 58 seconds left in the half fg n reb had it won for a while. Then I dunk we brought JMU back within two points, 34- Mia m-a m-a o-t • the nation in three-point shooting Weaver 39 11-18 3-3 2-2 2 rrs lost our poise." percentage, hit on 5-of-9 from the arc 32. Williams 4 1-2 0-0 1-1 0 0 2 2 This is a tough place to play," Ritter against Richmond. A three-pointer and a lay up by Hodges Jarmon 38 7-11 1-1 0-2 3 0 3 It Bacote S 13 0-0 0-0 0 0 2 2 said. "We did some really good things. We Richmond asserted itself early in the put the Spiders up by seven before Wall 11 0-2 1-2 2-2 1 0 2 1 were down by nine and came back ahead game with Weaver leading Richmond to a McLinton hit a three-pointer with a second Edwards 8 0-0 1-2 1-2 0 0 1 1 by four. We made some mistakes at the 5-0 lead. on the clock to narrow the lead to four at Burroughs 8 3-9 0-0 1-6 9 2 3 7 Hodges 36 6-13 9-10 7-16 4 1 1 22 end, took some bad shots and they got JMU went scoreless for the first three halftime. Metzger 24 3-7 1-2 0-1 0 2 1 7 right back in it and won the ballgame." minutes of play before Culuko connected Hodges and Weaver continued to come Total* 200 32-65 16-20 15-33 19 S 17 85 Richmond's offense was able to find for two three-pointers on consecutive up big on offense for the Spiders in the Percentages: FG—49.2, FT—80.0.3 point goals— 5-13,38.5 (Weaver 0-3, Jarmon 3-5, Burroughs 1-4, the open man for much of the game as possessions. second half. The JMU defense proved Hodges 1-1) Weaver hit for a game-high 25 points off Ritter then scored JMU's next seven weak on the perimeter. Senior guard 11 of-18 shooting. Weaver has averaged points off a short jumper and two lay ups Gerald Jarmon and Culuko exchanged JMU (81) three-point baskets, with Culuko hitting fg n reb more than 23 points in the Spiders' last in traffic. mln m-a m-a o-t a to pf tp four games. The Dukes committed several from the three-point stripe on three Rowe 39 7-12 2-4 1-6 6 4 3 17 Though shooting just over 49 percent unnecessary fouls early as Richmond straight JMU possessions to bring the Robinson 3 OO 0-0 0-0 0 2 2 0 for the game, Richmond's big three capitalized on points in transition to jump Dukes back to within eight. McLinton 24 5-6 2-2 1-1 2 2 2 15 Venson 36 3-7 4-4 4-10 0 2 3 10 offensive weapons on the night — Jarmon, ahead 22-15 at the 8:35 mark. Driesell and his players said the loss Culuko 35 6-12 0-0 0-1 2 0 1 17 Hodges and Weaver — were on fire. Richmond's halfcourt zone puzzled the could be beneficial. Lott 10 OO 04) 0-0 0 0 1 0 Hodges scored 22 and senior guard Dukes for much of the first half as "Like coach said, when you lose a Leonard 24 4-12 1-2 4-5 6 2 0 9 Ritter 29 6-10 1-3 2-8 4 2 2 13 Gerald Jarmon's clutch shooting burned Richmond went on a 12-5 run midway game, you just come out and work harder Totals 200 31-59 10-15 13-32 20 14 IS 81 the Dukes for 18 points, 3-of-5 on three- through the period. and beat the next team you play," Ritter Percentages: FG—52.5. FT—66.7. 3-point goals—9- pointers. Senior forward Michael Venson then said. 19.47.4 (Rowe 1 -3, McLinton 3-4. Culuko 5-9, ,, . . ( :.; "• » ■ • « •"•».. *£& jM ^w ■^KP

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_ _ ^_ THE BREEZE Monday, Jan. 31, 1994 21 Lemish brings big plans to athletic department by Jason Ruggiero position," he said. "But, after analyzing what the CAA staff-writer provides to our 27-sport program, The first 40 days of any new I asked the Board of Visitors to position can sometimes be a approve that JMU stay with the rocky transition period. CAA." But JMU's new athletic A long-term goal for JMU director Donald Lemish is relying athletics would be for the football on his past experiences to make program to make the step up to that transition period easier. Division T-A. Lemish, who took over as He said he'd like to see the athletic director Jan. 1, began his Yankee Conference and the career in university advancement Southern Conference become positions. He says those Division 1-A affiliated, and be experiences have helped him able to play in a bowl game. devise both long and short-term "It's been a real positive goals for JMU athletics. transition anil I'm very "I've spent much of the first encouraged about his aspirations 40 days coming up with a for JMU athletics," football strategic marketing and fund- coach Rip Schcrcr said. raising plan," Lemish said. "It Lemish added, "Wc arc by far addresses how we will increase not ready to play with the likes of our private revenue, our gift a Notre Dame or Nebraska, but revenue and our promotion this would give us the sponsorship revenue all within a opportunity to play one game a reasonable lime frame." MIKE HEFENER year against the big boys." An athletic department fund- Lemish's office is decorated with a variety of sports memorabilia, including a Shaquille O'Neal Lemish, a four-sport athlete in raiser is also high on Lcmish's autographed basketball and authentic jerseys of Reggie Jackson, Joe Montana and Pete Rose. high school as well as an umpire new agenda. The proposed for collegiate baseball games, annual event, beginning next fall, "Wc want to recruit student ago with a goal of being an An immediate concern for the attends almost every home would involve athletes, coaches, athletes who are concerned with athletic director. JMU athletic program involved sporting event and is excited administrators and prominent the next 40 years of their lives, "I had always thought that I JMU's membership in the about the future of JMU athletics. figures at JMU, and it could raise besides jflfel the next five," might not have been in the right Colonial Athletic Association. "It's nice to be the chief of a $25,000-30,000 in gift revenue. Lemish said. career path to be an A.D., but The Atlantic 10 was reportedly section of the university that gets His goals are for the athletic Lemish served in various people with fund-raising and interested in JMU, but Lemish is more visibility than anything graduation rate to reach and positions at Ball State, Alabama- marketing backgrounds who have staying loyal to the CAA. else, and it's my job to make that exceed the all-school average, Birmingham, East Carolina and experience in the decision- "The A-10 was something positive," Lemish said. "The first and he said recruiting will have a Longwood. making process are now that I had wanted JMU to be a 40 days have been very long, but hand in accomplishing this task. He came to JMU seven years becoming A.D.s," Lemish said. part of before I took the I have loved every minute of it."

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L_ THE BREEZE Monday, Jan. 31, 1994 23 SPORTS* t9> HIGHLIGHTS \ SEX DISCRIMINATION SUIT Boston College, to form a new league, FILED AT VA. TECH: Twelve according to a report from the MEN'S GYMNASTICS 126- ■ Detrick (JMU) pinned Strunk, 5:51 female athletes at Virginia Tech have Associated Press. 134- Klessinger (W) dec. Coyle, 103 filed a class action suit against the Another option is for the Big East to Dukes top Radford 142- - Boyd (JMU) dec. Van Scoten, 3-2 university in an effort to get female expand to 14 teams by adding full 180- • Arena (JMU) dec. Evans, 3-2 club sports upgraded to varsity status. membership to the football-only The men's gymnastics team tipped 156- - Stout (W) dec. Vidak, 7-4 According to reports from the schools. their season record to 2-0 by defeating 167 - Gray (JMU) t.fall Monzon, 20-5, Associated Press, plaintiffs filing the In either case, conference shifting in Radford 25335 to 23335. 6:00 177 — Henson (JMU) major dec. Kline suit are members of the field hockey, the Northeast would be good news to Floor oxooreloo — 1. Todd Mercer, 17-5 softball, lacrosse and crew clubs. The the Colonial Athletic Association, JMU, 9.5 190- -Wurster(W) dec. Lull. 7-3 lawsuit was filed by the National which has been eying expansion in that Pommol horoo — 1. Michael Jenks, HWT - Reisher (W) pinned Pugh. 3:19 Women's Law Center on behalf of all region for several years. JMU 9 15 22, JMU 12 female athletes at Virginia Tech being Three of the four football-only StM'rings — 1. Mike Onuska, JMU. 9.0 denied the opportunity to compete at a schools — Temple, West Virginia and VavKftnf — 1. Dave Robinson, JMU, 8.8 118- Smith (JMU) dec. Blight. 9-3 Detrick (JMU) dec. Sirois, 7-1 varsity level. Rutgers — are members of the Atlantic (tie); Steele, Radford, 8.8 126- Coyle (JMU) dec. McCann. 4-3 10 conference. If they decide to ParaHoi bora — 1. Mike Onuska, JMU, 134- The lawsuit alleges that the school is 142 Lomberdo (R) dec. Boyd, 86 in violation of Title DC of the Education become part of the proposed expanded 8.9 Hawk (R) dec. Arena, 4-1 Horizontal bars — 1. Travis King, JMU. 150- Amendments of 1972, which prohibits Big East Conference that could signal 158 Kwapniewskl (R) p. Gibson, 1:03 sex discrimination in education. the end of the Atlantic 10 and leave 8.7 Sheridan (R) dec. Gray, 2-2 criteria All-around — 1. Michael Jenks, JMU, 167- Women make up 41 percent of the several high profile schools seeking Henson (JMU) dec. Zaccaro, 4-3 50.55 177- student body but only 21 percent of conference affiliation. 190- Ferguson (R) maj. dec. Lull, 10-2 HWT - Brown (R) dec. Hamilton, 5-2 athletes at Virginia Tech. WRESTLING Club members must pay their own MEDIATOR TO STEP IN BCA Dukes suffer two losses WOMEN'S BASKETBALL way to games, given access to DISPUTE: The NCAA agreed to equipment only after the varsity teams allow Justice Department mediators to Army 22, JMU 9 JMU tops ECU 79-55 are finished and cannot receive athletic help resolve its dispute with the Black 118 — Smith (JMU) dec. Thomburg. 53 scholarships. Coaches Association, according to the 126 — Davey (A) dec. Detrick, 3-2 The JMU women's basketball team Washington Post. 134 — Coyle (JMU) dec. McAllister, 2-0 moved its season record to 10-8,4-2 in BIG EAST CONSIDERING The BCA threatened to boycott 142 — Fenske (A) major dec. Boyd, 166 the CAA, with a 79-55 whipping of 150 — Arena (JMU) dec. Arnold, 84 CHANGES: The Big East men's basketball games two weeks ago East Carolina in Greenville, N.C. because it says the NCAA has reduced 158 — Marciniak (A) dec. Vidak, 104 Sophomore guard Krissy Heinbaugh Conference is facing pressure from its 167 — Harris (A) dec. Gray, 7-4 football-only members to change its opportunities for African-Americans. paced the Dukes with 19 points. Junior No date has been set for when the 177 — O'Daniel (A) dec. Henson, 4-1 forward Kara Ratliff added 17. current format. 190 — Krek (A) dec. Lull, 7-2 Temple, West Virginia, Virginia Community Relations Service will HWT — SJolinder (A) dec. Hamilton, 7-2 Friday, the Dukes romped UNC- meet with the two parties. Wilmington 73-59. Junior guard Tech and Rutgers, which play in the Big East for football only, may join The CRS has no enforcement JMU24,Watool5 Christina Lee scored a game-high 18 Pittsburgh, Syracuse, Miami and powers. US — Rossi (JMU) dec. Perera, 54 points.

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"Love is of God" GENERAL THERAPY This group is offered I John 4:7 to students dealing with issues, concerns, or EATING DISORDERS-This group is offered THIS B A PAID ADVERTISEMENT problems related to various life to students who are in various stages of circumstances. Development of personal preoccupation with food and thinness identity, relationship issues, self-esteem, and (diagnosis of Anorexia Nervosa or Bulimia emotional support are examples of issues Nervosa). The group will provide an appropriate for this group. opportunity to discuss issues related to eating SKI and thinness,interpersonal relationships, SpringBreak 94 STUDENTS IN RECOVERY-This group is developmental, and psychosocial issues. Collegiate Skiffeek open to students involved in any type of recovery process. This group will include Mont Sutton alcoholics and addicts, overeater and others NON-TRADITIONAL STUDENTS-This Canada with similar compulsive behavior. group is offered to graduate students and 55 Slopes s. Glades older undergraduate students and focuses on 9 Lifts, 3,125 Ft. RAPE/SEXUAL ASSAULT RECOVERY- developmental issues specific to these 10 milem from VT border This group is offered to students who are in individuals. Relationship issues (including March 6-11 various stages of recovery from rape/sexual separation & divorce), career and onlj assault trauma. It provides a supportive professional concerns and family issues are environment for the survivors of sexual a few of the areas covered in this group. $19$ assault. *5 Day Lift Ticket *5 Nights Lodging SELF-ESTEEM-This group will focus on (Mountaiumide Condom) CUE-CONTROLLED RELAXATION -This dealing with issues related to self-esteem, *5 Days Activities structured group teaches the technique of self-empowerment, and self-awareness. This 1 -800-848-9545 cue-controlled relaxation, a progressive group will utilize traditional group methods muscular relaxation strategy for managing as well as lectures and some homework for anxiety and stress. those involved.

LESBIAN, GAY, AND BISEXUAL AFRICAN AMERICAN WOMEN'S SUPPORT GROUP-This educational / SUPPORT GROUP-This group is designed support group allows students the for African American women to assist them opportunity to explore and share issues and with issues related to being an African BECOMEA concerns of lesbian, gay, and bisexual American woman on a predominantly white ROAD SCHOLAR persons. the group also provides an campus. It is a support group that utilizes opportunity to increase self acceptance and therapeutic techniques. IN YOUR respect. SPARE TIME. RELATIONSHIPS: COMMUNICATION, INTIMACY, AND INDEPENDENCE-This One Motorcycle RiderCourse will group explores what makes relationships make you a better, safer rider. And work and what sabotages them. It looks at riding will become more fun. intimacy, independence and co-dependency Call 1-800-447-4700 for the l" For more information, or to join one of these issues. Different ways of communicating in groups, contact the Counseling & Student best education on the streets.i relationships are practiced. This group is WINOMISIKni Development Center at 568-6552 or stop by open to couples and singles. 200 Alumnae Hall. » » » » ♦ + + ♦ » »♦ + »♦♦ + »»♦♦ + » » » ♦.».».+. ♦ » W is THE BREEZE Monday, Jan. 31.1994 27 Classifieds

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