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by Denise Harrison and Maggie full of what appeared to be inter- tries had been considered. Charlie King and The Bright gizing seminars. Topics covered were everything from putting Hanna ested students. He spoke on Weinglass has worked on several Morning Star used the art of song American Economic Policy and human rights cases and won. He to express their views on human your words to music to a mind Success! Human Rights Week later on that day, along with Bob feels it is the most impending rights. They could be seen boggling discussion on nuclear is over and its presence will leave Bond, Director of Interfaith Jail issue in society and that it will throughout the day Wednesday power and defense. For those a considerable impact on the Ministry, lectured on Justice in continue to haunt us until we and Thursday, lugging instru- who were not fortunate enough MCC Community. America. These seminars were realize only we concerned can ments from classroom to class- to view Bright Morning Star in a Leonard Weinglass made his ' well attended and after one brave change this injustice. room, doing a total of seven ener- class, one could have caught a first appearance on Nov. 13th soul started the question and glimpse of them in the Brick addressing a classroom packed answer period, students became Lounge, Wednesday during col- involved as well. lege hour when they did a teaser That afternoon wine and for their concert. cheese was available to those And what a concert! Compara- students and faculty wishing to tive with Peter, Paul & Mary, per- meet and talk with Mr. Weinglass. forming everyday protest songs, Charlie King and The Bright B.M.S. enthralled and captured Morning Star were also present at the attentions of everyone at- this informal gathering. tending. Vocals strong and in- The highlight of the day began struments many, the group per- somewhat after 8:00 p.m., pri- forming both together and marily because the speaker, Mr. individually, did heartbreaking Weinglass, was late. (Have no hymns of death from radiation, fear - Bright Morning Star enter- attention grabbing sound effects tained the audience until he of nuclear reactors and humor- showed up.) ous tunes like learning to square dance with a boiler. Bright Morn- Leonard Weinglass, a definite ing Star left but events continued. activist, featured his lecture around the key work, "revela- All in all, the week went well tions." For a period of five years, and International - Intercultural beginning in 1970, the American Programs accomplished what people came to realize the lack of they had set out to do: Making human rights within the U.S., students, faculty, and the com- Leonard Weinglas spoke about where as in the past only the Charlie King and The Bright Morning Star moves students with munity aware of a connection American Economic Policy. depressed, international coun- protest songs. between local and global issues. fnnonnoe 1 DOCTRINE) ^HImmmmmmmmmm^mmmmmmmmlmmlamBmmimmmmmmailllimammmHima^^ VOLUME 18, NUMBER 11 THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 29,1979 Affirmative Action helped by Civil Rights movement by Brett Hawkes job, they you have to be consi- nefits and services to students neither reverse discrimination nor preferential treatment but an The civil rights movements of dered for that job. This act was and employees without regard to the 60's are now more ember then amended in 1972 to prohibit dis- sex through self-evaluation. Its expanded labor pool with in- flame. The reverse discrimination crimination because of race, co- Title IX which allowed girls into creased competition." controversies of this past lor, religion, national origin or little leagues, boy scouts, male EQUAL OPPORTUNITY summer are now more reflective sex in any term, condition privi- varsity sports, fraternaties, etc. It means equal access. Every indi- thought then assailable interest. lege of employment. It also ex- is Title IX, that also is interpreted vidual has the right to compete Perhaps, now is an opportune tends these guidelines to all edu- to provide women's sports with for resources and rewards on the time to objectively take a look at cational facilities. equal facilities and funds as the basis of his/hers own ability and Equal Employment Opportunity EXECUTIVE ORDER 11246 - men's sports in schools. merit without discrimination on and their sister, affirmative ac- This orders an analysis of present REHABILITATION ACT OF basis of race, sex color, religion, tion policies. employment patterns and to 1973, Sec. 504 - This act provides age, physical or mental handi- Since Monroe Community Col- write, disseminate and imple- a check system to make sure capped, national origin or marital lege (and many other schools ment an affirmative action plan. college's and state institutions status blocking the way. and businesses) is partially go- TITLE IX p This forces educa- provide E.E.O. to all employees Copies of the above laws may vernmentally supported, it must tional facilities to provide all be- without regard to physical Han- Henry Cooper, Phys. Ed. De- be gotten from The Rundell Me- ascribe to all regulations and dicaps or marital status. partment (Continued on page 7) guidelines set forth by the gov- EXECUTIVE ORDER 11375 - ernment. Without debating their requires affirmative action pro- existence or morality, this article grams by all federal contractors Prof offers suggestion plans to take a look at: The laws, and subcontractors. Let us also what they're geared to do, how define some terminology: they affect us, what the college AFFIRMATIVE ACTION: (as to free American hostages policies in this area are, and defined by MCC) "The purpose how effective are the college of Affirmative action is the eradi- by Gary Hughson ing an embargo of Iranian policies. cation of unfair patterns and Professor Henry P. French, goods. The Security Council is First, let's take a look at the practices of the past and the es- Chairman of the History and having an emergency meeting laws which spawned affirmative tablishment of equity for those Political Science Department, today to work on the problem. action and other civiai guidelines formerly excluded from employ- offered a method for freeing the of open opportunity: ment and educational opportuni- American hostages in Iran. No- CIVIL RIGHTS ACT OF 1964 ties by inadvertent or purposeful vember 25th on the 11 o'clock (Title VI, VII) This provides equal discrimination. It is a legal means news of channel 10 Professor employment opportunity to all to institutionalize fairness and French presented what he con- qualified applicants without re- Sandra Holt, Assistant Activities justice increasing, among others, sidered the best way to handle gards to race, color, religion, sex, one of the many qualified peo- numbers of qualified minority the take over of the American or national origin. This act says, if ple hired under the affirmative groups, women, and handi- Embassy. He suggested that the you meet the requirements for a action policy. capped. Affirmative Action is Security Council of the United Nations impose an embargo on all Iranian goods. Professor French said in an College expands international program interview that the take over The Board of Trustees ap- students—from 25 students cur- Copies of the proposal for ex- makes a mockery of Diplomacy proved at its November meeting a rently enrolled to a projected panding the international student and Diplomatic immunity. When proposal submitted by the Stu- enrollment of 100 students—by program and job description for asked about a possible military dent Affairs Office for a modest the Fall Semester of 1981 an International Student Advisor solution he said, "Basically the expansion of the current interna- Expanded services for these are available in the office of Stu- essence of all the things that tional student program. Initial students will primarily be the re- dent Affairs Vice-President Tho- have come out is that there are funding of the program will be sponsibility of the International mas Flynn. Starting salary is alternatives that we can take provided by a $25,000 grant from Student Advisor. The College is commensurate with experience other than military intervention. the College Development Fund. currently advertising that grant- and ranges up to a maximum of Namely an international em- This program will provide for a funded position on campus, as $17,500 with excellent fringe be- bargo on all Iranian goods." He Professor Henry French, Chair- gradual increase' int he enroll- well as through our local and nefits. also noted that China and man of the History and Political ment of qualified international national media. France are right now consider- Science Department. PAGE TWO THE MONROE DOCTRINE THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1979 Veterans Awareness Week at a Glance Vet's Awareness Week, Nov. 5- get it upgraded if possible. The dents possible career opportuni- 9, 1979, saw many diversities of Red Cross Blood Drive was seen ties in the military. Veterans and students joining on campus Monday and Tuesday Tuesday also saw the MCC Sky together to present a unique pro- in the Student Center area. Sports team skydiving in the gram involving a helicopter on Tuesday the MCC Vet's Club American flag and the colors Monday at noon hour in the back had a coffee-up and information were presented to the MCC Vet's loop of the college. The helicop- drive to help burst the Vet's Club Club and the recruiters by the 3 ter was brought in by the U.S. membership. Roland Yeager's man skyteam. Army to help promote relations Veteran's Outreach project of On Wednesday the New York on campus from the views of the MCC worked side by side with State Veteran's Employment pro- military and students in general. the Vet's Club on that date in case ject came to MCC to help council Also on Monday, Gary Wilkens possible veteran questions on and inform veteran's on job and Perry Riley greets participant of Veterans Awareness Week. of the discharge review project at education came up. We also saw job opportunities in and around to compensate for the shut down sure sales pitch to join his organi- 119 E. Main Street in Rochester the U.S. Navy, Air Force, and the our community. Also on that day of heat on Friday, Nov. 9th and zation. Also, the Red Cross sent a was on hand to help Veteran's New York National Guard re- Father Bob Collins of the New- the early shut down of the food representative from their service that have a bad paper discharge cruiting on campus to show stu- man Club had a mass for de- service personnel, these things to military families and Veteran's ceased veterans in Room 6-309 at didn't stop the MCC Vet's Club or project to assist in any way possi- college hour. the band. The band played selec- ble veterans problems or difficul- On Thursday we saw the Vete- tions from folk, country rock, and ties they might have. ran's Employment project on some selections from down On Friday we also saw in the campus again to assist veterans, around New Orleans. The most Brick Lounge, the D.E.C.A. or- Put Your music also the Veteran's Administration exciting part of the night came ganization on campus open up and the Disabled American Vete- when a representative of the an anti-shoplifting seminar to ran's set up shop to assist vete- campus Geology Club donated make the students on campus on an rans on their rights and benefits. approx. a V* keg of beer to cool off more aware of the effects anc The D.A.V. sent James Johnson, the excessively over-heated and costs of shoplifting to the consu- a service officer from Buffalo in to highly enthused audience of mer. The statistics will be in the Amazing Music talk with the MCC veterans. night students, faculty and vets. M.D. at a later date. Thursday night at 8 p.m. we On Friday, Nov. 9th, the Com- I wish to express my extreme saw the exciting entertainment of mander of the Monroe County gratitude to every organization, Machine. the Band Paulson, Baker,-& Gar- American Legion, Angelo Moli- service and individual that helped vey. Even though the college on nari was talking to vet's in any present a week to remember. TDK's D cassette. this night was being warmed up way possible withouta high pres- Thank you! The Intelligent Drinkers Way of Drinking BY Hope Titlebaum R.N. ounce of alcohol consumed. ounces) and a glass of wine (5 HEALTH SERVICES 5. Are you looking to drinking ounces) contain the same as a way to cheer yourself up? amount of alcohol as a jigger of I guess I don't need to tell you Not likely - alcohol is a depres- liquor (1 1/2 ounces). about how alcohol is a major sant and can make you feel factor in our nation's highway worse. Have a safe holiday! accidents. Or that auto acci- 6. 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The sobering up process takes about an hour for each College offers new Get a bottle wine FREE with a case of 10 SAC or ADC-90 tapes. War Games intercultural program By Susan Hasser culture for a year; I can truly say that it has been one of the most You can now experience a life- rewarding things one can do. Club Meetings time of growth and development met many new and interesting RECORD through the Lisle Intercultural people, and learned to deal witr program now being offered in other people in other cultures cooperation with MCC. but what was most rewarding was Wednesday Lisle 1980 offers to students a how much it gave me a chance tc ARCHIVE chance to mature in such coun- learn about myself and the cul' tries as India, England, Colum- ture I live in. bia, even Cuba. These sessions 1394 Mt. Hope Ave. For more detailed informatioi College Hour are anywhere from six weeks of please write: "Look for the big yellow and Red Barn' study to 2 we'eks and range in The Lisle Fellowship, Inc. price from $800 to $1,690, some 1623 Belmont Street prices vary and not all can be Washington, DC 20009 announced immediately. Not all 473-3820 Tel: (202) 234-4985 Room 6-210 sessions are in another country, what Lisle is looking for is to This may be the chance you'vf reward students with a different been waiting for. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1979 THE MONROE DOCTRINE PAGE THREE Catering class sponsors Old Erie Style Dinner by Geoffrey Malak The Monroe Community Col- lege Catering class sponsored a catering dinner on November 15, 1979. The dinner was held in the Faculty Dinning Room and cost per mean was $12. The dinners theme was A Ride Along the Erie Winter depression can be Tow Path (Barge Canal) presented by the catering class. The preparation of the dinner cleared up with a good book took four weeks of menu plan- ning, ice carving, and prepara- by Kathie Reilly Newman, Mildred, & Berko- tion of the food was two days. witz, Bernard. How to Be Your Is winter darkness depressing The day was fun, setting up the Own Best Friend BF 637 .S8 N46 you? Stop at the library and find dinning room and last minute I973 ' some books that'll make you feel cooking before dinner. good. Here's a sample of titles Shepard, Martin. The Do-It The dinner consisted of a and their call numbers: Yourself Psychotherapy Book champagne punch with Hors BF 637 S8 S465 I976 d'oeuvre next came a Cold Sal- Freedman, Jonathan L. Happy Smith, Manuel J. When I Say mon Mouse with a White Wine People: What Happiness Is, Who No, I Feel Guilty BF 575 A85 S63 served afterwards. Old style Erie Has It, and Why BF575 H27 F73 I975a Beef Consommes, next a Red Harris, Thomas Anthony. I'm Weiss, Carl & Weiss, Ray. How Wine was served before a Beef OK, You're OK RC 480 .5 H32 to End Mental Depression RC Wellington stuffed with Oysters. Keleman, Stanley. Your Body 489 .W34 Followed by a Spinach Salad. Tom Grasso, chairman of the Geology Dept. Speaks Its Mind RC 489 B5 K44 Then came a flaming dessert of Packet Boat by Charles Dicken. American studies, Su.U.C. Maltz, Maxwell. Psycho- SUNDAY HOURS Bana Flambe's finished by after We would also like to thank our Brockport; Dr. Njoku E. AWA, Cybernetics BF 637 ,S8 M25 dinner cordial. advisor Eddy Callens for his help Associate Professor, Communi- Miller, Emmett E. Feeling In addition to the regular hours, We would like to give a special and advisement on our catering cations dept., Cornell University Good RA 785 .M54 The Library will be open: thanks to Tom Grasso (Chairper- dinner, and to Geoffrey Malak for and Mr. Festus Amtac Campbell, Naranjo, Claudia. The Healing Sunday, Dec. 9 from l:00 P.M. to son of the Geoplogy Dept.) for preparing the Banana Flambe' poet, student of the Speech and Journey: New Approaches to 5:00 P.M. helping us with the educational and also for the aclterments and Theatre Dept., Monroe Commun- Consciousness RC 488 .5 H3 Sunday, Dec. 16from 1:00 P.M. to background and for his 15 min- education of the catering class ity College. N37 5:00 P.M. utes speech about the Life on a student in conclusion the cater- On the asgenda also will be an ing dinner was a success, due to exhibit of artifacts, paintings and Sonny, You don't annoy us, and you Anatol, Thanks again for Saturday Night. moral of students and the advi- don't talk toe much. We like having you Juliet. drawings presented by Pete around. Mommy and Daddy sor. Bibby of Allofus Workshop, and ( Personally) Grahm: Somewhere over the rainbow, in your Fantasy world you have seen the Monroe Community College in- Bamako-Rochester Sister City vision of your greatness (no offense) but conjunction with the Marcus Committee; and African Arti- I've seen better—a realist Garvey Memorial Black Solidar- facts, Materials and Sculpturings Mark C. I read your personal to me in the ity Committee, Inc's Pan-African of Liberia by Bernice Ajavon, a Monroe Doctrine—it was cute. If you'd Cultural project is sponsoring liberian now living in Rochester. like another shorthand test, you're wel- Community Conference #1. Readings and vocals by local come to it. Leave me a note if you want to get together sometime. Debbie The Conference, entitled "the artists; African, Afro-Caribbean P.S. Why are you being "forward"??! Arts and Black Cultural Herit- and Afro-American Dance per- age", will be held at School #6,95 WHICH DRESS? WHICH HALLWAY? formances by Mikosa Binti DATE WHEN? DON'T YOU PEOPLE herman Street on Friday, No- Dancers of Rochester, Chis- EVER SIGN THINGS? KAREN vember 30,1979. It will be an all- samba Chiyuka Dance Company CRJ men are the best looking men at day affair starting with registra- of Toronto, Canada and the Buf- MCC tion at 8:30 a.m. and ending at falo Inner-City Ballet respec- approximately 9.00 p.m. To: Laura and Todd, I really should have tively, will be presented. brought some cards! Carol The panelists will be: Ms. The program will be free to the Amina Dikerson, program direc- public. For more information or Disco is Dancing! Bear tor, the Frederick Douglas Mu- preregistration, please call (716) seum of African Art, The Smith- Happy Birthday Bim, I miss you! Love, Bo 325-6900. Under Sherrif wanted. No experience neccessary. sonian Institute, Washington, This conference is made possi- Tim M. is starting the MCC Disco Club. D.C.; Dr. Albert Opoku, Asso- ble through grants from Monroe Our motto is: A disco a day keeps the ciate Professor, Fine Arts & Community College and New TOM and Marc, You're both perverted The Euchre-man shall be known here-to- homework away. Please reply in my mail- Dance Dept. of African and Afro- York Council on the humanities. Criminal Justice students. Keep it com- fore as Zappa. folder. ng! Love Pam Mike P. How's the wife and kid to be. Jim In fact—Science is not a science! Canik- W. You sit there with your fixed expression. To the girls in Cooper's COBOL class, raz Casting doubt on all I have to say. Why I'm really into denim skirts and ankle Hey Porkchop, When you come back don't you touch me, touch me Now, Now, chains? Backpacker Doris: don't change your name, it took down to earth give me a call sometime. Now, Now, Now me too long to remember Doris. Uri Maybe I'll be around. Signed, your pier Mr. 2 Guys, UR far 2 shy. Why don't U just Nancy W. Hello - maybe it doesn't seem companion. Paul, I loveyourchestjustasitis...Naked kiss me? I Wish. like it but I like. You talk great and walk - Number 4 nice, xoxo Len, the way your nose is flying—you DM., I love your baby-blues. We should need a pilot's license. Paul, How is your chest? Try fertilizer. go camping sometime. John, I hope everything goes the way you Number 8 want it to in your life. You deserve all the Chris, you're cool, but Rob taught you all Dave: It is for us to determine the good happiness in the world. Thanks for being you know. Ziggy and the spider from Frank - Look in the mirror and see what it life, not for nature - not even for nature such a good friend. Love, Sherry Mars reflects. No neck? Get One! personified as god—Russell D-bird, Remember TGI's? You haveabig black glop on your tooth! Love, Korn Bear, I love you. Honey Cuz, Eat the crust while you watch "San- AJN. I'm sorry about last May. JAN thama"! Cuz Karen. Glad you're home, We'll have a Watcher of the Skies - Stand up and fight, real good time while you're home. I love for you know we are right — you! Marc HERACLEUM MANTEGAZZIANI

To the Red Head I see in the cafeteria on Flaudia, Are you still looking for a cute Fridays around 9:00 am, I think you're girlfriend for me? Ran-pan gorgeous, Potts. Dear Brenda, I haven't seen you around To the student Activities Department: lately you're missed3 classes 2 test. It bad Let's have pocket calendars next semes- enough that you let school start 3 week ter! It's my money! Student feedback without try and make to class this Friday we have a test I would love to see you To MB, Help MCC have more of a social graduate with the rest of us. Sign your life. Join the Program Board, Have a nice friend, the CL kid The DAP 110 Final is 4F 3640 day, S.A.P.B. Oh, wow! Only twelve more class days 'til exams. Lori: You're the sister I never had. Thanks 7734 CSECT for always being there. I hope we stay this To the sexy little blondes in the S.A.P.B. close forever! Donna J.H. YOU ARE WRONG!! FERD STILL Someone is playing a head game with LIVES IN THE HEARTS OF THOSE WHO you by putting in these personals Ignore Rich, We could be friends, what more can ADORED HIM. HE JUST GETS A BIT them. They're meant to confuse you. And I say, let's take a break together if that's DROOPY NOW AND THEN. College Student to be part-time pit you two arjainst each other, Eric, ok. Lin Jimmy I'd really like to meet your new Baby-cares, Why are you doing this to TO WHICH SEXY LITTLE BLONDE IN blonde bomb, especially since she finds companion to adolescent girl me? THE S.A.P.B DO YOU REFER? SEND me so amusing. Your ex-Brown Bomb FLOWERS alias (Carol) To the big taco, Are you really as spicy as Wed. & Thurs. Evenings- 5 pm - 11 pm you are supposed to be? Zulma Hubby. You throw a great party. You'd Sharon P. You better go on a diet fatty. Possible weekends make a great wino! I still think you look K.K. WMCC - play more E.L.O. & Heart. sexy in your bathrobe, but I'm waiting to Edgewood Avenue in Brighton see what's underneath. Love, your wife. To the cast and crew of Don't Drink the To all you "macho men" (ha), you don't Water, thank you for a wonderful time. It Must have a car. impress anybody. As a matter of fact, you "Oz," Keep on pumping! You look cute was great. I have a special place in my make us sick with your hood up!! The Dizzy one heart for all of you. I don't consider you just friends, but my family. MPR Call 467-5553 PAGE FOUR THE MONROE DOCTRINE THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1979 In Corning Invitational D'Acquisto leads Tribunes with 4 pins Barber defends 161 Ib title by Berry Vissa Other wrestlers scoring valua- ble team points with victories Len Barberand Joe D'Acquisto were: Mark Siverd at 121 lbs., led the MCC wrestling team to a Mike Serpe, 129 lbs., Paul Nesser, strong second place finish in the 137 lbs., and Chuck Pignato, 170 23-team 5th Annual Corning lbs. Thanksgiving Invitational Wres- tling Tournament at Corning Cuyahoga West, from Parma, Community College on Friday, Ohio, led all teams with a score of November 16 and Saturday, No- 150 % points. Cuyahoga has won vember 17. every team title in the tourna- The tournament was extremely ment's five year history. Further competitive and featured many 4- evidence of the team's power is year college teams (freshmen their recent finishes in the nation- and sophomores), as well as jun- als. In 1976 they won the NJCAA ior college powers from Ohio and National Wrestling Tournament, Pennsylvania. placed 5th in 1977, 4th in 1978 Len Barber successfully de- and 3rd last year. Coach Kos- fended his 1978 Corning Invita- tecke feels that "at this point in tional Championship against the season they look like the strong competition in the 161 Ib. strongest junior college team in Doug Wheeler in semi-final match against Cuyahoga West grap- weight class. Joe D'Acquisto not the country." plee. only took the heavyweight cham- Wrestling team captain Len pionship, but also won the tour- Barber Other teams bringing home team trophies were MCC in sec- nament trophy for Most Pins In D'Acquisto's performance was The Least Amount of Time. D'Ac- ond place with 72V4 points, Keys- unexpected. He pinned 4 out of 5 tone Junior College (Penn.) with quisto, a 6'5", 246 Ib. freshman opponents including one fall in 3 Zeniths from Franklin High School com- 70 /4 points and Clarkson College 21 seconds of the first period; of Technology in 4th place with pletely dominated his weight another in 33 seconds of the first 1 class. 59 /4 points. Delhi Ag. & Tech. period, and won the champion- finished without any hardware in come to Barber, the defending Region ship final with a pin in the second 5th place with 57 Vi points. III Champion, defeated oppo- period over Jeff Kane of Cuya- nents from Scranton University, hoga West. Coach Kostecke said that his Colgate University and two from Charlie Hill (180 lbs.) and Doug team, "looked strong but could MCC Delhi, including Randy Demo, Wheeler (193 lbs.) both fresh- have scored more points in sev- last year's Region III All-Star and men, made it to the semi-finals eral ways - close matches, seed- National Qualifier. Barber came and put on a strong performance ing (luck of the draw), and the Arrangements have been final- off a week long illness to surprise before losing in close matches. fact that I left three strong ized under thesponsorshipof the wrestling Coach Ron Kostecke Kostecke said that Hill's semi wrestlers at home." He also MCC Student Association for the with the "systematic destruction" final match, which he lost 8-7 in added that, "I'm sure a couple of Rochester Zenith's Basketball of his opponents. Team Captain overtime, was the most exciting my athletes learned the impor- Team to play four games at Mon- Barber has, in Kostecke's words, of the tournament. Wheeler, tance of making weight and will roe Community College during "...an excellent shot at the na- wrestling despite a severe groin perhaps be more responsible its 1979-80 basketball season. tional championship." injury, had an apparent pin of his about this matter in the future." Special reduced price tickets opponent disallowed by the refe- will be available for each of these ree in his losing effort at 7-5 to The Tribunes will face a very games at the Student Activities Jeff Suglia from Cuyahoga West. competitive field in the Niagara Desk for all students, faculty, staff and alumni. All tickets must Heavyweight Dave Schroth Invitational Wrestling Tourna- be purchased by 1:00 p.m. on the also placed 6th in his division ment at Niagara County Com- Friday prior to the scheduled wrestling behind D'Acquisto. munity College on Saturday, De- game. Kostecke felt that this showing cember 1. MCC wrestlers will gives the team important depth in fight for fifteen positions to par- The ticket prices for advanced the heavyweight class. ticipate in this event. sale of unreserved seats are as follows: Student: Regular price $2.00 - Reduced price - $1.00 Faculty/Staff/Alumni: Regular Mike Debacco wins Freestyles as Price - $3.75; Reduced Price $2.50 Children: Regular Price-$2.00; Reduced Price - $1.00 Tribunes defeat RIT A limited number of tickets are available for each game, so plan The Monroe Community Col- John Rick, and Mark Debacco hundreth of a second victory in on purchasing your tickets early! Joe D'Acquisto lege Tribunes scored an impres- were victorious with a winning the 200 yard Breastroke finishing The dates of the games sche- sive 65-39 victory over the RIT time of 4:02.7. Dan Zimmerman, 2:27.84. Brian Fannon was fourth duled at Monroe Community Tiger Sharks, in MCC's first home Brian Fannon, Lorie Gibson, and in 2:44.91 and Lorie Gibson was College are: swim meet of the year. Tribunes' Ed Fenster, the second relay en- sixth with 2:55.10. John Puskas, Saturday, Dec. 1 - Utica Coach Hal Roche summed up, tered in the event, earned a third and Perry Greaves did a very Saturday, Feb. 16 - Utica Swimming "Now we know what's in store for place finish with a time of 4:30.52. good job of diving for MCC fin- Saturday, Mar. 15 - Lancaster the future." Although RIT's The Debacco brothers, Mark ishing third and fourth respec- Friday, Mar. 21 - Maine Coach Jack Buckholtz only and Mike both scored points for tively. Tickets for the December 1, Cuyahoga CC brought half of his squad, on MCC. Mike Debacco won the 200 Coach Hal Roche was happy 1979 game will go on sale on account of RIT being a four year yard Freestyle with a time of with the 400 yard Freestyle Relay, November 19 at the Student Ac- (Ohio) school, the meet was still excit- 1:52.64, he also won the 100 yard continued on page 5 tivities Desk. ing. Freestyle in 51.38. Others swim- In the Medley Relay, in which ming in the 100 Freestyle were ls s Home at four swimmers swim a hundred Joe Russell and Ed Fenster finishing third and fifth with times of HARP R vT KARATE ACADEMY 10:00 A.M. yards each of a different stroke int he order of backstroke, but- 52.43 and 55.72. SPECIAL INTRODUCTORY OFFER terfly, breaststroke and freestyle, Kurt Keber and Dave Dubois MCC's Bill Glitch, Paul Martin, swept the Individual Medley. Keber went a 2:07.65 to win it, and *ONE YEAR of KARATE LESSONS Dubois was second in 2:13.37. Keber also came within three seconds of a record by winning *ONE COMPLETE KARATE UNIFORM the 200 yard Butterfly with a time of 2:03.21. TOTAL VALUE $300.00 All Yours-Only In the 200 yard Backstroke, MCC placed first, third, and $QQ oo fourth. Bill Glitch won the event with a 2:15.64, Keith Rockow was third in 2:26.12, and Dan Zimmer- Limited Time Only man was fourth in 2:36.88. Jeff Frey, who had swum to a second Come to: HARP place finish in the 1000 yard Freestyle in 11:27.74, finished KARATE ACADEMY third in 500 yard Freestyle with a 408 W. Commercial St. time of 5:44.67. Kevin Beatson also swam both of the long dis- E. ROCHESTER tances events taking fifth place in both races with times of 12:18.67 381-0062 in the 1000 yard Freestyle, and 5:57.03 in the 500 yard Freestyle. FREE DEMONSTRATION NITELY AT 7 P.M. John Rick scored an exciting Finmen on way to victory against RIT THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1979 THE MONROE DOCTRINE PAGE FIVE

Finmen finish 3rd Sports Calendar by Barry Vissa in Harvest Relays December 1,1979 Men's Basketball by Paulius Klimas MCC vs. Hilbert Junior The Harvest Relays were held College Saturday, November 17 at Ge- Away at 1 p.m. nesseo. Among the participants Wrestling were Alfred Tech., St. Bonaven- Niagara County CC - ture, Cortland, Genesseo, U of R, Invitational Nazareth, and MCC. Genesseo Away at 9 a.m. was the eventually overall winner of the meet with 108 points. Women's Basketball Cortland, who won last year, was Hilbert Junior College second with 94 points. The Trib- Away at 3 p.m. unes finished third with 74 points. Swimming The most exciting event of the Cuyahoga CC (Ohio) day was the Crescendo Relay. In Home at 10 a.m. this event, the yardage increased each time a swimmer swam; 50 December 5,1979 yards for the first swimmer, 100 Men's Basketball yards for the second, 150 yards Niagara County CC for the third, and 200 yards for Away at 8 p.m. anchor man. The Tribunes were victorious in this relay event. Joe Women's Basketball Russell false started yet retained Swim Team Captains (L to R) Mark Debacco, Lorie Gibson, Dave Dubois. Niagara County CC his composure and swam a 23.9 Away at 6 p.m. for the 50 yard leg of the relay. Swimming the 100 yard leg, Mike December 8,1979 Debacco posted a 50.59. Dave Swimmers elect tri-captains Men's Basketball Dubois swam the 150 yard leg in by Paulius Klimus Broome CC l:23, and Kurt Keber swam the Home at 2 p.m. final 200 yards of the relay in Dave Dubois, Mark Debacco, in the 200 yard IM with a time of Lorie Gibson earned All- Wrestling 1:50.6. and Lorie Gibson were elected 2:07.34. American status in the Nationals Corning CC captains of the MCC Swim Team. Mark Debacco, who was last year with a 2:41.38 in the 200 Home at 12 p.m. Swimming All three are returning members stricken by illness and missed yard Breaststroke. Lorie's elec- of last year's team. most of the second semester sea- tion to team captain marks the Swimming continued from page 4 Dave Dubois did well in last son, is coming back strong this first time in history that the team Morrisville Ag & Tech. in which Joe Russell, Mark De- year's Nationals coming in 17th year. has selected a female captain. Away at 12 p.m. bacco, Kurt Keber, and Mike De- bacco posted a 3:25.94 victory. The second relay team of Dave Tribunes bury Alfred Dubois, Paul Martin, Keith Rockowand Bob Young was fifth in 3:47.3. In an exhibition relay the team of Mary Dole, Wendy Coach Shapiro wins 200th Wilson, Ellen Kingsbury, and Ju- lie Snyder showed their talent by Paul Vary and enthusiasm. The Tribunes (2-1), led by Ed "This year," says Shapiro, "Racky" Sesler's 29 points and 4 "Webster and Sesler are the keys. assists, demolished the Alfred They have the experience and Pioneers, who played without don't play like freshman any- leading scorer Reggie Smith, by a more. We're also better because score of 103-58. we have a lot of depth this year." "HEAVEN Shapiro later mentioned that The victory was especially noteworthy because it was he was very excited about this Coach Bruce "Murph" Shapiro's year's team and then went on to CAN WAIT" 200th career win at MCC. His say, "They don't see any 'I' in record here at MCC is 200-64 in a team; all they see is T-E-A-M." Leading scorers for the game little more than the 10 seasons Paul Hood drives for 2 pts in Central Trust Classic-story next week. he's been here. Which is good, were: Ed Sesler with 29 points, 4 considering he does it all with assists; Tony Webster with 16 points and 11 rebounds; Paul local talent against a tough re- "Mime Group to Perform in MCC Cafeteria" 8:30 p.m. gional schedule. Hood, Glenn Johnson, and Bob Sodoma each had 9 points. John- On Wednesday, December 5th the Visual and Performing Arts Coach Shapiro has his tallest son also had 4 rebounds. Round- Committee will present an original performance by the "Two Penny THEATRE squad in recent years: sopho- ing out the scoring: Carvin Circus." The group will enact their latest production of comedia dell more Carvin Blockerfrom Brock- Blocker and Henry Scott 8 points 'art, "The Masked Mime Show," which is mime with masks instead of port who is 6'7"; sub Bob So- each, Craig Emmerling 6 points the traditional white painted ,faces. The "Two Penny Circus", a non- doma, also from Brockport is and 5 rebounds, Dick Davis 5 profit touring troupe from Plainfield, Vermont uses the mask to tickets 6'6"; then comes Craig Emme- points and Jeff Johnson had 4 represent human personalities and characteristics as portrayed in rling of Honeoye at 6'4"; Tony points. their vignettes. Webster, from East High, is also Referees for the game were Aside from their popular "masked mime", the group also performs 6'4"; Paul Hood, Dick Davis, and Gene Monje and Jim Uhya. At- the more traditional illusion mime, clown tricks, and silent movie 50< slapstick. "The Two Penny Circus" has been well received throughout with Student I.D. Jeff Johnson all at 6'2"; Ed Sesler tendance was an estimated 400. the New England and eastcoast areas under the direction of Mr. and Glenn Johnson at6'1"; Henry This writer wishes to congratu- Donny Osman. Scott at 5'10" and finally Charlie late Coach Shapiro on his 200th Wine and cocktails will be served from an open bar beginning at 6 Griffin at 5'11". career win here at MCC. o'clock, followed by a light dinner of quiche Lorraine at 7 o'clock. The December 4 show will begin at 8 o'clock in the cafeteria area and the admission price is $5.00.

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Alan Broughton gives recitation by Karen Katz rounding landscape arouses his tor whose taste in writing differed own apple wine. He relates the Established novelist and poet creative spirit. from the former editor. fermentation process of wine T. Alan Broughton, Professor of A winner of the Balch prize for Educated at Exudor Acadamy making to what he calls the "crea- Creative Writing at the University poetry in the Virginia Quarterly, and Harvard, Broughton majored tive act." Like wine, Broughton of Vermont, shared and dis- Broughton's first successful writ- in English, with a minor in the allows himself to become cussed his work with MCC fac- ing pieces were poems. How- History of Art. He also spent immersed in his surroundings, ulty and students Monday during ever, his first accepted piece of some time studying at the Juliard allowing his ideas to sit and College Hour. fiction came earlier, when he was school, where he planned to be- "gather perfection" over a "long Broughton, originally a native twenty-eight years old. Although come a concert pianist, before slow process of internalization." of Pennsylvania, has spent the accepted at Cosmopolitan Maga- realizing it was not what he really Aside from his poetry selec- last fourteen years living in Bur- zine, they never published it due wanted to pursue. The impact of tions, Broughton has a book lington, Vermont, where the sur- to the appointment of a new edi- studying music left him with its published, entitled "A Family creative structural applications Gathering." His latest novel to the art of writing. He sees it as "Winter Journey" a story set in Record Review a form common in all types of art. the city of Rome, Italy, is sche- He succeeds in applying the form duled to be released in January. of a musical composition in his Broughton is in the process of construction of a novel. yet another novel, this one set in T. Alan Broughton in a pensive mood Bee Gees 'Greatest' isn't A lover of wines, Broughton the Adirondaks. Hopefully we'll see this one soon. The falsetto is another story. It enjoys spending time making his If you don't know by now, the is present either in the leads or Bee Gees have just released a backing vocals of almost every double record set of their grea- song on the "Greatest" album. test hits. Its official title is "Bee The falsetto gets on your nerves Fans love Billy Joel Gees Greatest" and like every afterawhilebecauseofthis. After other greatest hits album, it con- all, falsetto singing is totally un- tains some not so great material. natural for men. just the way he is However, the album contains The album just doesn't fail in all of the Bee Gees top songs, like music; it fails because of the by Tracy Kiefer "Honesty," "Zanzibar," "Angry upcoming album to be released "Stayin' Alive", "Night Fever", commercial packaging. When I Young Man," the touching "She's some time in December or Janu- "Too Much Heaven", "Tragedy" pulled one record out of the On Saturday night, November Always a Woman," "Just the Way ary. His new songs seem to be and ten or so other classics of jacket, an offer for assorted Bee 10th, Billy Joel played for the You Are," and many others. Bil- leaning more in the area of rock theirs. Unfortunately, it has some Gees merchandise and their fan second time that week for a sold ly's talented saxophone player, and roll. The crowd was espe- fillers you may not care to hear, club flew out. Because of this, my out crowd at the Buffalo Me- Richie Canata, presented an ex- cially aroused by his upcoming like sound-alike rendition of baby first impressions of the album morial Auditorium. There was no cellent clean sounding solo dur- song called "Maybe You're brother Andy Gibb's "(Our Love) were colored even before I put it warm-up band preceeding the ing the song "New York State of Right" that may just take him to Don't Throw It All Away" hit. If on the turntable. After all, it performance and Joel took the Mind" which Barbara Streisand #1 on the billboard charts next you didn't know any better, you makes you wonder why the Bee stage at exactly eight-thirty to re-does on her "Streisand Super- time around. would think this song is theorigi- Gees are singing. Is it for enter- bring the crowd a full two hours man" album. The concert was designed with nal. Barry Gibb sings the lead tainment or for making a lot of of his romantic ballads, street Joel spent the majority of the all respect to the audience. Joel and sounds just like Andy. The money off useless junk? gang anthems, and fast paced evening perched at one of three suspended his sound equipment backing vocals are exactly the rock. keyboard set-ups on the stage. high above the stage as opposed same as well. Even though this album de- Dressed in his usual suit coat, They were all in different areas to on the sides to permit a good Another song no one would buted at number ten on the Bil- tie, blue jeans and tennis sneak- and carefully arranged so that view from all directions. The care about listening to is the song lboard album chart, it is not worth ers, Billy opened the show with everyone could get a glimpse of music was kept at a comfortable "If I Can't Have You." It was the money. It's like every other the moving "Only The Good Die his tremendous coordination and volume although at times it was originally done by the Bee Gees, greatest hits album: a collection Young" as he traveled between piano playing abilities. Perhaps hard to understand when he not Yvonne Elliman, and it was of old junk that nobody wants to the two grand pianos set at oppo- his greatest effort went into the talked into the mike because of the back side of the "Stayin' listen to. If you have all of the hit site ends of the stage. Occasion- speedy-trilly sound of "Rootbeer an echoing effect in the stadium, Alive" single. Once again it's a singles of a particular artist, save ally shadow boxing with himself Rag" in which he continued to Billy casually spoke to the crowd sound-alike, except with a whin- yourself some money and don't between songs, he made his way play the fast moving piece as he throughout the performance and ing falsetto by the Bee Gees. buy their greatest hits album. through "My Life," "Piano Man," jumped off the piano stool and occasionally pranced about the hopped around on one foot. Billy piano spinning out old bar tunes The Monroe Community showed excellent stage choreo- from his piano man days. In the College graphy when he performed "Big end, Joel graciously accepted BLACK CULTURAL Shot" with his gestures and roses, hats, and handshakes from movements suggesting the the audience without allowing HERITAGE PROGRAM himself to be pulled from the Cordially invites you to drunken snob mentioned in his lyrics. During this piece he stage. He returned for two en- attend a leaped across the stage, fell on cores including "Scenes From An Community Conference top of his grand piano, and Italian Restaurant," and his fam- THE ARTS IN BLACK kicked his legs into the air. ous finishing tune "Souvenirs". CULTURAL HERITAGE Joel took the opportunity to Billy Joel is best described asa A FOCUS ON THE ARTS IN introduce three songs from his universal performer because he THE UNITED STATES, attracts all different age groups TRADITIONAL AND MOD- to his concerts and seldom ERN AFRICA, Wanted comes short of selling out. But AND THE CARIBBEAN what's his appeal? He doesn't Writers, Reporters have an exotic light show, use Featuring and Proof Readers Humanist Scholars smoke bombs or ear shattering Exhibits for the electrofied music. As one youth Dance Demonstrations Monroe Doctrine put it, "Billie Joel is real life," and Music and Language his fans really love him "just the An intense moment from the pay The Last Meeting of the Knight of Call anytime- way he is." Workshops the White Magnolia' Arts and Crafts ...and more FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 30,1979 WHAT TO DO UNTIL SCHOOL #6 Clouded Visions: THE PSYCHIATRIST COMES 95 HERMAN STREET Beach Photos and Cloud Drawings 9:00 A.M.-9:00 P.M. SAPB PRESENTS by DR. MURRAY BANKS THE CONFERENCE IS FREE DATE: NOVEMBER 29th TIME: 8:30 AND OPEN TO THE PUBLIC TREELEE MAC AMI PLACE: Little Theatre NO ADVANCE REGISTRATION Monroe Community College ADMISSION: FREE Sponsored by: Monroe Community College Library Gallery WHAT ABOUT: and the Marcus Garvey Memorial Black Solid- December 1 -21, 1979 Dr. Banks is a very humorous fellow: He will be speaking about arity Committee, in cooperation with the Col- what we should do until the psy- lege International Studies Program chiatrist comes. GUARANTEED TO HAVE YOU LAUGHING YOUR HEAD OFF Dr. Banks has written such books as: Raymond's Hair Design "Things my mother never told me" "how to overcome an inferior- ity complex" for Men and Women LP records are: "just in case you think you're normal" Storm Formation Graphite Dtdwinq "the drama of SEX" Phone: 381-9096 1677 Penfield Rd "How to quit smoking in six qaliery hours, mondjy thurxjjy Ham I Opm friday Hum ^pm sAturday 12 noon 5pm days or drop dead in seven" THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1979 THE MONROE DOCTRINE PAGE SEVEN Co-op job key to the future UnrGQUGSt0cJ by Francine D'Onofrio just selling merchandise; I need to sell myself, sell Sears, and Through the efforts of the co- reassure customers of prompt, RnsuuGf op department, and Mrs. Stanton, reliable service. the Development Coordinator, I Learning why people "buy", was placed in a co-op job at Sears and experiencing the world of as a salesclerk. Under the pro- retailing is of major concern to Dark parking lots not gram, students work part time me as a marketing major. This is during the school term and/or full where Co-op enters my job— time during vacation periods. earning (credits and money), for the faint at heart As the nation's largest retailer, while learning a job directly re- Sears offers a wide range of op- lated to my major. It is much by Patricia Sachs over your shoulder constantly. portunities as well as learning easier for me to explore the dif- Don't forget to check the back- experiences. Although I work ferent careers open to me, while Dracula's Alley as it's known seat of your car. You never mainly in sporting goods, I have still in school. After graduation, I to some. Others know it as the know what or who is hiding had the opportunity to work in will be prepared for a full time job, back loop and the gym parking there. over ten other divisions in the probably with my present em- lots. Why the darkness? What store - ranging from infant's wear Francine D'onofrio earns Co-op ployer. Walking down the quiet hall else, maintenance is installing to tractors. credit at Sears Co-op is four easy credits— after a late night at the paper. the new lighting system. But WRONG! You only get out of the Pausing for a moment as I for some reason they have not Affirmative Action Working approximately program what you have put into open the maintenance door gotten around to turning the twenty-two hours per week, my it. For me, co-op has been most and step out onto the loading lights back on. With any luck continued from page 1 responsibilities go far beyond beneficial as well as exciting! dock. It's well lit, but a few the lights will be back on soon. morial Library downtown, Robert steps beyond lays the dark- Before anyone decides to take Brown's office here at MCC ness. (Just last week it took advantage of the situation. (Third floor building one; ask for me a half an hour to find my Until then try to leave with a the affirmative action handbook), car, no moon). companion. Lock your car and The County office building Of course if you're comforta- when ever possible leave downtown or the Federal office ble in the dark it is great. You school before dark. If you can't, building downtown. CDITORIRL put on dark clothes, darken park in front. Or if you have to The effects of these laws, your face a little and you are park in back, call security at though not drastic, have been all set. The person you are 2912 and ask to have someone noticeable these last few years after won't see you even once escort you to your car. It may both outs.de and within MCC. One person's noise is you have done whatever. seem silly but it is safer, espe- The adment of business quota On the other hand, for shy cially late at night. systems, the increased visability timid people like me you find So until Dracula's Alley of women and minorities in jobs yourself hearing noises that shines with saintly light be dominated by white males (for anothers person's music should not be there and look careful. example broadcasting), and the Have you ever seen a riot? If Health Services sought to elim- decreased percentage of minori- not come down to the Monroe inate their noise by depriving us ties out of work are a few effects. Doctrine office. of our speaker. Unfortunately at In the academic community, you might have noticed, higher per- Monday, November 26th the least for the next few weeks the LCTTCRS centages of enrolled minority M.D. staff received a tramatic sound level will only rise with the students, increased women's at- shock. Certain personnel from indignant staffers. hletic budgets, even the accep- S.A. quietly walked into the of- Among other things these fice and took out our speaker to tho CDITOR tance of girls into your favorite staffers are the people who write frat. forWMCC. and layout the paper. For their Granted WMCC doesn't have On the less noticeable side our hard work one of the benefits the greatest radio station in they receive is having their own policies that MCC and others Rochester, but they are the only WMCC should diversify have set up to comply not only to speaker with volume control. station on campus. As one of the Now you take away one of their Letter to the Editor: Rock 'n' Roll). the letter of the law but its intent. three media on campus the M.D., few pleasures (AND THEY DO To whomever cares: This would lead a person to In 1975, MCC adopted a policy of in the past, has served as a quality NOT GET MAN'') and their over- Since 1976 the college radio believe that the entire student "Equal Employment Opportun- control for the station. In return worked tempers go on the ram- (?) station known as WMCC population wants to hear rock ity" (EEOP) via a unanimous vote the music served to ease the ten- page. has been suffering from a of the trustees on March 27th. sion frequently present in the of- 'n' roll. Wrong. The EOP applies to all job titles fice, This office puts out a paper steady decline in popularity Contrary to what they and appointments in the school, due to its refusal to play more (members of WMCC) believe, Needless to say with the remo- every week no matter what else is as well as job: recruitments, pro- going on, how many tests we than one type of music. there is more than one type of motions, rate of pay, compensa- val of the speaker tempers in the This has never been more music being played around office flaired. Not without reason. have or how many hours we are tions, renewals, transfers, termi- working. We get very little grati- evident than this semester. town, around the world for that nations, layoffs, training and No one in the office was con- (Fall 79) matter. sulted about taking it out. The tude for the work we do. With all leaves. The EEOP provides for Due to a careless and inept While I'm not asking WMCC basic reason was due to Health the damn work this staff puts liason between the college and staff of dj's & directors, I feel to play 67 types of music, why Services. Noise from the station into publishing a paper for this female, minority and community that students are being force- not at least play more than causes many problems for them. college I would think the people groups along with the setting of on this campus could grant us a fed one type of music. (Namely one. plans to establish employment Assuming the speaker in the MD was causing the noise various few pleasures. Remember WE goals and evaluated employment DO NOT GET PAID and we do practices. These policies, which persons asked us to keep the volume down. We voluntarily put up with a lot of beef from are delineated in the paper "Mon- people in this college. No one Use mail folders not mail complied with their request. roe Community College Policy ever stops to remember we are Dear Editor: is not being exploited. What Health Services does not on Equal Employment Opportun- volunteers who donate our time The headline to another arti- seem to want to understand is Your article on mailfolders ity" are also available from Ro- for the college. cle, on the same page as the that most of the noise is from the (Nov. 8, page 11) interested bert Brown's office on the third afore-mentioned, read: "Col- speaker in the hallway outside me. Yet I must disagree with floor building one, and show the This staff can take quite a bit. lege seeks ways to cut expen- the MD. The little noise there is the Vice President of Student extent and intensity that the MCC But keep pushing, there is defi- ditures." I suggest to the Col- from our speaker is overcome by Affairs, who claims "the mail- administration is involved in the nate limit to the patience of this lege to cut expenditures by the closed doors, office noise and folders save MCC 15

DEADLINE DATE FOR MONROE DOCTRINE Editor-in chief Patricia Sachs Associate Editor Linda Mercurio taff Advisor Charles Salamone Typed or Written: Business Tony Hrynczyszyn Thursday, 2:00 P.M. Advertising Debbie Marks Typing Supervisor: Ellen Kingsbury, Irene Woloszyn. Submissions Are Due News Staff News Editor, Gary Hughson, Brett Hawkes. Jerry Voellinger, Susan Hasser, Karen Katz, Wendy Wright. One Week Prior Entertainment Co-editors, Karen Katz, Wendy Wright, Sandy McCord, Michelle Spitz, Diane Vetter, To the Printing Karen Hormats, Tracy Kieler Of The Sports Sports Editor, Barry Vissa, Paulius Klimas, Patti Treviso, Paul Vary MONROE DOCTRINE Layout and Graphics.Editor, Angel Rivera, Tony Hrynczyszyn, Karen Katz, Tracy Kiefer.Ellen Kingsbury, Wendy Wright Photography Staff Photo Editor, Larry Palumbos, Tony Barbagallo, Jodi Oriel, Steve Fajardo, Bruce Wang, Dave Rivers, Sue Hasser, Carl Pultz, Debbie Walker ALL ARTICLES MUST Darkroom Staff Supervisors, Carl Pultz, Steve Attix, Mike McLean, Larry Palumbos BE PRINTED LEGIBLY Back Page Production Jean Wilhelmsen AND SIGNED Personals Editor Jeff Yorio, Tracy Kiefer The opinions expressed in this newspaper are not necessarily those of the administration Student Body, or Faculty All letters to the Editor must be signed Withholding ol a name will be determined by the Editorial Board The Monroe Doctrine is published weekly by the Students ol Monroe Community College, 1000 E Henrietta Rd Rochester, N Y 14623 TODAY:

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