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Vol.71j~Number·7 . November 26,1997 Dormltorles In The Works By Helen McFarlane Baruch College is currently ne- . gotiating aeontraet, to build a dor­ mitory.atop the. US PostOffice building on 23 Street and .Lexing­ ton Avenue. College administrators have been pursuing this goal for over a year, in an effort to further accomodate and diversify the stu- . dent body. A dormitory will have. wide ranging implications for Baruchanditsfuture matriculates. "Thecollege is trying to recruit better students," explains Carl Aylman, Director of Student Life, . "[Housing] is one of the entice­ ments," he concluded. . Baruch has undergone several upgrades during the past few years, and housingis the latest one. The most prominent upgradeshave s in Brooklyn which the Stu­ been the construction of the Services Office obtained. Newman Library andthe hotly de­ 's always a need- some seg­ bated increases in academic stan­ mentsofstudents lookingfor hous­ dards. ..ing," said Phyllis Zadra, Executive AccordingtoAylman, a dormitory .Assistant to the Vice Presidentfor is needed in order to house Administration. Baruch's international students. There are 105 countries repre- continued on page 4

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.. ByAndreia Lee with Internet access-on the 16th of Education; Baruch College high school students. The Baruch College Campus floor of 18th Street building. paid for half of the" cost for the The high school currently en­ High School (BCCHS) began op­ Although the computers were wiring system. This eost-shar­ rolls 100 ninth graders. The eration this fall semester open­ purchased through the school's ing enabled Baruch students to plan is to enroll only ninth ing its doors to 100 ninth-gad­ budget acquired from the Board share the computet" lab ~ith the graders in the subsequent ers. years. "We will enroll 100 stu­ BCCHS is located on the 16th dents in ninth grade in the next floor ofthe 18th Street building. few years and hope to run the The school ·currently uses four school with 400 students at the classrooms, which they share maximum capacity," said with the evenings students from Myers. " Baruch College. Children residing within the They also have access to the Community School District Two cafeteria on the 19th floor ofthe will get priority for admission same building. Besides the caf­ to this school. Aside from resi­ eteria, the high school students dency, the students'grades, city also use the gym and a biology wide test scores and recommen­ lab located at the 17 Lexington dation from their junior high building. schools·will be considered for The high school students also admission to BCCHS. have access to the college's li­ . BCCHS is designed specially brary. But they have been told for children who live within that the college students have Community Sehoo-l District the priority said Jill Myers, Two, which runs from principal of BCCHS. BCCHS has its own computer COIItin.uedonpGBe 4 . lab ~ODsi8ting of 25 comp~~rs . -.ow" •

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2 NOVE~ER26, 1997 TICKER NEWS NOVEMBER 26,1997 3 Baruch Cares Little ForThe Little Ones By Chan-joo Moon (BCC) places first, by far, in Baruch College is at 14th providing child care. For its place in the amount ofchild care 7,500 students, there are 80 available, among the 17 CUNY slots on-campus and 219 slots senior arid community colleges, off-campus, according to Char­ according to a study conducted lotte Bellamy, the Director of by The Ticker. Baruch has 30 Brooklyn ' 15,314 nla iis child care services. The off­ child care''slots which 40 par­ campus spaces are a part ofthe ents are using. .City College 12,295 45 Family Day Care program, The eomparisons were done Hunter 19,439 50 which eonsists of" training and relative to the number of stu­ John Jay, 10,725 55 certifying' qualifi~·local fami­ dents registered at each of the Lehman 9,324 63 lies. Bee -has 73 homes which sehools.""Barucb has 15,164stu-· , ..Medger EverS 5,'200 55 can provide -eare to' three chil­ dents, 'according to a prelimi­ dren per' home, .In any age nary Fall' 1997 count done by NYC Tech 10,896 171 group up to 12 years old, ac­ the eU,NY Offiee ,of Institu­ Queens 16,673 40 cording to Bellamy. tional Research andAn'alysis. It Staten Island 11,902 121 The large capacity is made is the fifth largest student body York 6,050 60' possible, Bellamy said, by ob­ among the CUNYs. Borough ofManhattan CC 16,000 66 taining funding from state and Brooklyn College was'n~t in­ federal sources outside CUNY. , . cluded in this comparison be­ Bronx CC 7,500 372 They also get private funding cause the director ofits program Hostos CC 4,200 85 occasionally, Bellamy said. could not be reached for com­ Kingsborough CC 14,~6 25 The size of the programs are ment despite numerous calls LaGuardia CC 10,640 98 not an indicator of the quality made to the school. Queensborough CC 10,953 30 of care, according to the direc­ Queensborough Community tors of the child care services. College and York College were ------... Baruch's Early Learning Cen­ placed last despite serving-more the schools. Their services are serves the local community as ter has a reputation for' qual- people than Baruch because a part of the federally funded well. ity among the directors at the they are not funded directly by Head Start program, which Bronx Community College other CUNYs. Student~dvantage Jammin . .. . . Is Coming ByPoDyGwardyak Student Advantage..a nationwide stndebtsavinpIJll'OSl~WiJlbeavRil­ ".- ._·"~BaIUCh studentsbeginniRgtm·s-~LJdJUJ}Z:&u:mml1.IJJliJElSi1tptI:KJleWl:s-­ i"'-'t--~_._- ~- . -BssG;as theprogr'8rii's'~,·wlli---­ Theprogram,sponsoredbyDaySes­ :receiveupto$1.25foreachenrolhnent. sion StudentGovernment,willenable "At thispoint, withtheextraexpendi­ studentstoreceivediscounts'on cloth­ ture, we are looking at planning an ing, hotels, movie tickets, travel ser­ International night," said Hamid "It vices .and much more, according to will be a very bigparty held offcam­ Zeshan Hamid, DSSGvice president. pus. We are still in the midst oforga- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~\I ByTamim Islam 'Wearebuildinga relationshipwith nizingevetything." , . Despite being a institution of Student Advantage that I hope will "Wearealsotryingtoworkouta deal Jerry Gonzalez and The FortApacheBandperforming in Mason Hall on highereducation and not a highway eventuallyincludelocalstoresaswe1l," to link Student Advantage with the Nov. 13 as part ofthe Sixth Annual Milt Hinton Jazz Perspectives. truck stop, most ofBaruch College's he said. CUNYCardusingAT&Tratbertban stairwells and rest rooms are fre­ Startingthisweek, tableswillbe ~ MCIsowiththismecan;lstudentscan quentlyvandalized withgraffiti and up at high receiveall 'scratchiti'. traffic areas dis ­ Aithough most ofthe stairwellsare of the cam­ counts", cleaned of graffiti as soon as any pus where s aid markings are reported to the build­ S students can Hamid ing security; some of the rest room as sign up. The Student art - works have stayedonfor months S one-year Advan­ or even for years. .-S membership ! tage, con­ Thewritings inthemen's room ad­ ~ fee is $20, sidered ."' I jacent to the graduate student's Graffiti in Baruch bathrooms ofthe 360 PAS building. but, because the lead­ lounge on the first floor ofthe 26th of a partner­ ~-~ ing stu­ Streetbuildinghave aged todistinc­ ship with dent. sav- tion. "I have seen thesewritingsfor nance unit of the buildings and gone uncleaned for ages, the secu­ AT&T, for mgs pro- about a year now," said a graduate groundsdepartment said that his rity personnel usually report any students who currently receive an gram in the nation, will alsobe avail­ student. department was in charge of re­ sightings of graffiti to the building AT&T callingcard, universal card or able in the future to co-sponsor club "I guess they treat this wall as ifit paintingvandalizedrestrooms. "We maintenance crew hired by longdistanceservice themembership events, sayHamid. were some writer's manuscript," painted a numberofrest room pan­ Cushman and Wakefield, the own­ is free. Membershipis $0free ifa stu­ Studentswho do not havean oppor­ said anothergraduate student, elsinthe 18thStreetbuildingin the ers ofthe building. Most stairwell dentchooses to become anAT&Tcus­ tunity to enroll on campus can do so Sourcesfamiliarwiththe situation past few weeks," he said graffiti's are cleaned andorpainted. tomeratthetime. Theprogramisalso 'attheDSSG'omcethroughoutthe'Be- ' holds the bureaucratic system , "Wearein charge ofpaintingwhile over by the maintenance crew. available tofaculty andstaff mester , says Hamid. . withinthe College'scustodial offices the custodial unit is in charge of" "Wego through rounds aroundthe responsible for this slow response. cleaning up the walls when re­ building at least three times a da~ Wl1liam Brunson of the custodial ported," said Schmidt. andreportanythingwenoticetothe unit refused to Comment as towhat The process by which graffiti is buildingmaintenanee,"saidsecurity the college policy was in regards to cleaned at·Baroch is complicated at personnel at the 26th Street build­

fixing graffiti in the restrooms un­ times. "There is also a contractual, ing. less the question was posed to him obligation with the owners of the 'There might be some contractual inwriting. "I will answerinwriting rental bulldings," said Schmidt, re­ restrictions when a graffiti is over what the poliey is when I am pre­ ferring to 18th Street and 26th sheetrock,"said'agroundserew. 'We sentedthequestion inwriting,"said Streetbuildings. justdeanupthestairwells,butc1een­ Bronson. Inthe26thStreetbuilding, where ingandrepUntingalersheetroekdoes Thomas Schmidt of the mainte- . the rest room wall writings have notran within ourjobs,"be said. ·TICKER NEWS NOVEMBER 26, 1997 5 4 TICKER I NOVEMBER 26, 1997

Department offfistory: Final examination review sessions FREE TUTORING for aeeount- The Women's Forum Educa­ tionalAwards of$2000 are being BARUCH COLLEGE I Career Development Center 1. Attend one of the mandatory workshops listed on the other side of this page. Course TItle Date Time ing, all Math & English, Econom- 151 East15th Street .- Suite 820 212/802-6710 2. Complete and sign the registration card. offered to women over 35, NYC 3. Submit ~our resume in person in the Career Development Center at 151 E. 25th St., Room 820 1001 Origins ofWestern Civilization 12/8 11am ics, Finance, & Law: appoint- Res~eswIll be c~lleded on a monthly basis for recruitirag dates the following month. residents and attended a college for ATTENTION 1998 GRADUATES Specifically, submit resumes on the following dates for Spring 1998 on-eampus recruiting cycles: 1001 Origins ofWestern Civilization 12/8 5pm ments· are a must! Call Mark 12/16 5pm Sper'gel at 802-67?2 from 4- 1 yr. Deadline is December 1st. For 1003 Western Civilization since 1500 Important On-Campus Recruiting Information! Cycle * Company List Resume Collection Dates Interview Dates 12/17 9·30am 8:30pm.' Or drop by In Person at more info. call RonaldAaron@802­ Available 1003 . Western Civilization since 1500 1702~ 12/9 7~m the Office of Student Life at 360 6820 or in room 360 PAS THESE MANDATORY WORKSHOPS ARE A PBEREQWSITE 1004 American Civilization I FOR PARTICIPATIONIN ON-CAMPUS RECRlHTING Cycle 4 December 11.1997 Dec. 17-19 & Jan. 6-7 February 9-28 rm (ATTEND ONLY ONE) 12/16 12pm PAS, 1512. ESSA is offering FREE LEGAL Cycle 5 January 28.1998 February 3-5 March 2-27 1004 American Civilization I Date Time Location 12/9 12:15pm SERVICESto all Baruch students Tuesday Dec. 2, 1997 6:00 - 8:00 PM 135 East 22nd Street - 3rd Floor 1005 America since 1865 ------Cycle 6 February 25, 1998 March 3-5 April 1-30 12/12 3 The Baruch College Early dealingwith Housing, Family, Con­ 1005 America since 1865 Pm Friday Dee. 5, 1997 10:00 - 12:00 PM 135 East 22nd Street - 3rd Floor 12/11 5 Learning Center will provide sumer and Real Estate law, Immi­ Frequently asked questions about submittinga n!AIIJle: 2016 Europe in the Age of Renaissance pm child care for 3-5 yo. on Saturdays, Monday Dee. 8, 1997 1:00 - 3:00 PM 135 East 22nd Street - 3rd Floor gration, Divorces, Landlord and Q Howlong should myresume be? ~6:00 .. 2016 Europe in the Age ofRenaissance 12/16 12pm 8:45am-2pm. You must pick up an Tenant issues. for an appointment Wednesday Dec. 10, 1997 - 8:00PM 135 East 22nd Street - 3rd Floor A Your resume shouldbe ONE PAGE. 12/10 9:30am application at 104 E. 19th St. or Thursday DEC. 11, 1997 1:00 - 3:00 PM 135 East 22nd Street '- 3rd Floor 2032 Twentieth Century Europe call. 802-6794 .. Q WHERE and WHEN can I get help with my resume? 2032 Twentieth Century Europe 12/12 11am 360 PAS, rID 1512. THIS IS A PI­ Monday Jan. 5, 1998 6:00 - 8:00 PM 135 East 22nd Street - 3rd Floor A Come into our office on the 8th floor of the 25th Street Building and have your resume Discount Movie Tickets can be reviewed (not mandatory but suggested). 2053 American since 1945 12/10 5:15pm LOT PROGRAM FOR FALL 1997. Tuesday Jan. 27, 1998 3:00 - 5:00 PM 17 Lexington Ave.- Room 306 purchased at the Student Center Q How many resumes do I need? 2053 American since 1945 12/11 lOam 360 PAS, rm 1512. Tickets are $5 Thursday Jan. 29, 1997 6:00 - 8:00 PM 17 Lexington Ave.- Room 306 A Plan to submit one resume for each company in which you are interested Comic Strip Live: tickets are plus three for our office files. and valid for one year.' 802-6770 Tuesday Feb. 24, 1997 1:00 - 3:00 PM 17 Lexington Ave,- Room 306 The English Writing Center will provide FREE TUTORIAL help in $7.00 and admits two people. Pur- ~. Ch~ckthe On-campus Recruiting Calendar ~hich con~ a list of all the firms scheduled to Eng 2100,2150, 2800, 2850 and other courses for which these are Available all. semester. interview student:s ~uring ea~ cycle. It will be posted on the bulletin boards located in' Room 820 in .chase tickets at the Student Cen­ ALL JANUARY, JUNE, AND AUGUST,1998 GRADUATES the 2:5th Street buildmg. Submit resumes for all positions which interest youand for whichyou meet the l~th prerequistes. For appt. call 387-1410 or go to the St. bldg, rID 1804 ter 360 PAS, rID 1512 Monday­ Toy Drive sponsored by Golden ARE EliGIBLE TO PARTICIPATE IN reqwrements. . SPRING 1998 ON-CAMPUS RECRUITMENTI Career Develpment will be offering Career Workshops Friday from 9am-9pm Cash Only. Key and Kappa Phi Alpha will be 5. Keep a list of recruiting dates for companies to which you have submitted resumes. YOU . .held from Dec. 1 through Dec. 12. SHOULD CHECK THE BULLETIN BOARD WEEKLY TO SEE IF YOUR NAME APPEARS ON A All workshops are held at 151 E. 25th St. Available all semester. SELECTIONS UST. SIGN UP FOR AN INTERVIEW AT AN AVAILABLE TIME. Lists usually All toys can be deposited at sta­ INTERNSHIP FAIR SPRING '98 CAREER DAY appear two weeks before the scheduled date of the interviews. Topic-Winning Resumes: Dec. 2, 6-8pm, room 251 Thursday, February 19,1998 Thursday, April 23, 1998 ArtcarvedRingsaleswill be held tioned bins located in the 18th St. 1:00- 4:00 1:00 PM - 5:00 PM NOTE: Once you sign up ~or an interview, you are required to show up or to call at least two days in Interviewing I: Dec. 3, 6-8pm, room 251 on Dec. 11, at the 25th St. lobby, lobby & 23rd St., 15th fl. Seventh Floor Conference Center Seventh Floor Conference Center advance to cancel or you WIll be excluded from further participation in On-Campus Recruitment. Interviewing Dec. 6-8pm, room 251 151 East 25th Street 151 East 25th Street II: 9, 11:30am-7:45pm If you are s.eriou~ly ill, injured or have a family emergency and are not able to come in for a Interviewing III: Dec. 10, 6-8pm, room 251 Business Attire Required schedule~ Interview (the same reason that would excuse you from a final exam or mid-term> you "For Men-Shirts, Ties, and Jackets or Suits must ~~hfy the Career Development Center as soon as possible. An APOLOGY LEI IER . Helpline will be having a Holiday "For Women -Skirts, Blouses and Jackets or Business Dresses e~la1D1Dg why you could not attend the interview must be submitted to the Director or Associate FDNY will be recruiting 'cadets/ US MARINES will be recruiting' Director o.f the .Cent~r for.approva~. You must then send the letter to the employer. Failure to EMTS.on Dec. 11, 360 PAS, 14th on Dec. 4 & 11, 25th St. lobby, BakeSale on Dec. 11, ,12:30-3pm, comply WIth this policy WIll result 1D exclusion from further participation in On-Campus Recruitment, fl. lobby,12-3pm. 10am-3pm at 360 PAS, 14th fl. ONCE YOU ACCEPT AN OFFER OF EMPLOYMENT YOU ARE NO LONGER. ELIGIBLE FOR SAVE THIS LEITER! IT CONTAINS IMPORTANT INFORMATION: ON-<:AMPUS RECRUITMENT. Delicious In Any Language WHAT SHOULD I DO TO PARTICIPATE IN ON-CAMPUS RECRUITING? Baruch, Not JustA • 2 College Anymore continued from front page tors. The reaction to having the high .. Chinatown to 96th street along the schoolstudentsatthetraffic-congested . --~, .'

East ·Side and part of West Side .18thStreet buildinghas been mixed, ...- ... - . Tribeea. The security personnel at the 18th ''We are veryglad tobe here, andwe Street building said that, 'They [the Wednesday August 27,1997 6:00 - 8:00 PM ]51 East 25th Street - Room 750 are tryingto bepartofthecommunity highschoolstudents] areveryrespect­ RESUME COLLECTION DATES and TIMES: andtheCollege," saidMyers. ''Baruch ful and always follow the rules," Tuesday September 2, 1997 4:00· 6:00 PM ]51 East 25th Street· Room 750 TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY college has been very kind and sup­ 'Theycome earlyandwaitpatiently MONDAY portive," in the lobby We have no complains December Hi December 17 . December 18 December 19 Decemb-er 20 Tuesday April 15, 1997 Thursday, April 17, 1997 10 - 4PM 10-7PM 10-7PM 10 -7PM 10 - 4PM 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM Unlike other special interest high about them," said one security of­ \. e ficer. "They always have their IDs ~e.- Monday May 5, 1997 Thursday May 8th,1997 schools, BeCRS does not currently ~ •••••••• HOLIDAYS •••••••• January 2 January 3 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM provide a accelerated curriculum. and they are even more responsible 10 - 4PM 10 - 4PM than some college students." Students and facultyeDjoying a traditional Thanksgiving Monday May 12, 1997 Wednesday May 14, 1997 'This is a regular high school and not January 6 January 7 January 8 January 9 January 10 3:00 PM - 5:00 PM 12:00 PM - 2:00PM a high school with higher education Some college students have opin­ meal at the first annual International Students Office 10-4 PM 10- 4PM 10 - 4PM 10 - 4PM 10 - 4PM nsored. dinner. : The above series of workshops will all be held in the following location: purposes," saidMyers. ions contrary to what the security January 1> January 14 January 15 Administrative Center Lounge 10-7PM 10-7 PM 10-7PM 135 E. 22nd Street-3rd Floor "Some City University of NewYork Personnel said. 'Theyare loud, and :- they should not be here," said Monday August 18, 1997 Monday August 25,1997 (CUNY) Colleges, such as HunterCol­ 1:00 - 3:00 PM Jeannie Li, a student from Baruch Students gn,duating in June, and August 1997 &: January, June, and August 1998 are eligible to 3:00 - 5:00 P.M. lege offersthiskindofhighschool that participate in on-eampus recruiting during the Fall 1998 semester. college. Wednesday August V, 1997 Tuesday September 2,1997 emphasizes a higher education pro­ 6:00 - 8:00 PM 4:00 - 6:00 PM gram, which is not the case of A student complained ofthe noise The above series of workshops will be held in the following location: The Conference Center BCCHS," she said. generated by the high school stu­ 151 East 25th Street - Room 750 dents in the 19th floor cafeteria. ''I BCCHS follows the regular high Cycle 1 August 26, 1997 September 3 - 5 October 7 - Oct. 1~ do not go there [19thfloor] anymore school regents curriculum which in­ October 20 when they are there because I can't Cycle 2 September 10, 1997 September 17 - 19 cludesBiolOIDT, Mathematics, Spanish, -Nov. 14 Art, Writing, Reading, Global Studies read withthe noise theymake,"said October 15 - 17 November 17 - Dee.12 and Gym. a student who wished to remain Cycle 3 October 8, 1997 In the future Myers is planning to anonymous. Date Time Location 135 East 22nd Street - 3rd Floor' develop a curriculum with some col­ ''Some students get annoyed be­ .. Tuesday A.)lril 15, 1997 1:00 - 3:00 PM lege courses to juniors and seniors. causetheyhave to waiton linewhen Thursday April 17, 1997 6:00 - 8:00 PM 135 East 22nd Street - 3rd Floor ''For now it is still early, they [high the high school kids are here," said Monday May 5, 1997 1:00 - 3:00 PM 135 East 22nd Street - 3rd Floor schoolstudents] are onlyfourteen," she Crystal Lee, manager of the cafete­ Thursday May 8, 1997 6:00 - 8:00 PM 135 East 22n.d Street - 3rd Floor ria. ''We give the high school kids said Monday 1tUy 12, 1997 3:00 - 5:00 PM 135 East 22nd Street - 3rd Floor prioritybecausetheyareourbiggest BCCHS is also in the middle ofes­ Wednesda~ May 14. 1997 12:00 - 2:00 PM 135 East 22nd Street - 3rd Flo« tablishingafter-school programs. Itis customers," she said. Monday A.ugust 18, 1997 3:00 - 5:00 PM 151 East 25th Street - Room 750 intheprocessofdevelopinga newspa­ "Personally I think that they are MondayA.1lgust 25, 1997 1:00 - 3:00 PM 151 East 25th Street - Room 750 per, a student government, a basket­ verygood kids andtheydon'tbother 1L... 1 ball team and tutoring services. "We anybody;" said Lee" "They act very are letting the kids create their pro­ mature." 3 Lee thinks that it is a good idea gramsandweareacceptingtheirideas 4 and suggestions," said Jill Myers to expose highschool studentstothe To avoid elevator conflicts with the college environment. ''I think is a college studentstheBCCHS students good idea because it will give them attendschoolfrom8:00AMto 2:30 PM an idea ofhow college will be," said During the school day, the students Lee. "They can experience things only go to the cafeteria and are lim­ that they might not have an oppor­ itedintheirintra-floormobilityso they tunity to experience ifthey were in do not cause congestion on the eleva- a regular school." 6 TICKER OP-EDS NOVEMBER 26,1997 TICKER OP-EDS NOVEMBER 26, 1997 7

Established in 1932 ) Joseph M. Maldarelli Editor-in-chief Lauren Mogul Tricky Dick's List With Like the freezing winds of winter the year blows Managing Editor Madelyn Tavera A Baruch Twist coldly by and only too late do we realize how much Senior Editor By Stanley A. Frankel MingWong we've overlooked and taken for granted. As the Tamim Islam News editor year's end draws near, we Baruchians must all Perhaps as a kind ofChristmas Coby L. Herd· present, my wife and I learned on Exhale editor December 21, 1973, that we had reflect on our activities and account for where we been named to President Richard Hung Tran M. Nixon's ''Enemies List." are today. With the advent of the new Scholastic Business Editor Soon afterwards, a fellow en­ Sergy Tabuteau emy sent us buttons reading Aptitude Test criterion, Baruch is sending out a Features Editor "DEAN'S LIST," which we have worn faithfully ever since. Edward Rodriguez After all, we deserved our list­ clear message to its prospective students that it Manny Rodriguez ing. I had been fighting Nixon Arts editors since the days ofJerry Voorhees has standards that must be met. Standards that and Helen Gahagan Douglas, Mike Galicia serving stints as a speechwriter Sports editor those who have graduated constantly struggle to for Adlai Stevenson, Hubert H. Patricia Law Humphrey, George McGovern, Photo Editor Robert F. Kennedy and Walter prove to prospective employers. Mondale. Marlon Layton Being an Enemy had its price. Plans for dormitories are underway over the Copy editor Shortly after the publication of the list, I received a telephone Pearl Chen 23rd street post office(literally over). A reality Advertising manager call from the Internal Revenue Service. The caller politely ad­ that was but a dream a year ago. Baruch is vised me that I had been selected Roslyn Bernstein "at- random" too undergo an "ex­ klisa Solomon perimental audit" 'of my return growing, both internally and externally. More arid Consultants submitted 18 months earlier. Under this "experimental au­ dit," I not only needed to account more of our students are infiltrating Wall Street * Denotes acting. for every dollar I'd earned the year before, which I had already and various other corporate environments. Slowly ·-triY~·retu:~~~ '6llt~~So~..-uor"niarweniiK11Aii'fi1~tel1Itfjr."mE!Bil~~ Staff .done j.n . submit a list of every dollar my but surely the name will carry a 'rep' as it did in wife and I had spent that year. I Syed Bokhari had four months.to come up with the past. Carolyn Brad details on everything from pay­ David Gertzulin ments to Saks Fifth Avenue and the A&P supermarket to $5 given But these are of little concern to the average Joe, Carlos L. Gomez Orlando Green to a' street beggar in an unusual it's Thanksgiving week and it's time to bring out Polly Gwadyak display of holiday generosity. Kiro My accountant and I labori­ Andreia Lee ously assembled these details, the turkey. As we sit around the table this year Desiree Lopez costing me dearly in hourly fees, telephone calls, mailings and ant­ Helen McFarlane acid pills. The end result was an and fill our plates and hearts with joy, lets reflect Chan-joo Moon Jeannie Ng eight-hour conference between Who's Who were updating their that "honor," but we have always on the concept of family and consider the fact that Jeff Schwartz my accountant and the IRS, af­ listings for their next edition, we seen it as such. We will take our Smo ter which I was declared "clean." received a note asking "Any ad­ chances on a new McCarthy ... or even though we don't share the same blood, we Atlaf Tyrewala I have not been audited since. ditional honors or achievements a new Nixon, who may have been Shai Tzach My opinion that this audit was during the past year?" pardoned, but will forever be un­ Debbie Yeung not entirely "at random" was re­ We wrote in, "White House En­ pardonable. share the same name, Baruch. If we carry that inforced by the recent release of emies List." The Ticker is pub­ Nixon White House tapes which The editors chose not to include lished bi-weekly, eight recorded the president instruct­ title well it will be more than enough to protect us times a semester, by The Ticker editorial staff at ing his aides to have the IRS go from a tough future and a cold retrospect. ~ 1360 Park Ave. South, New after "rich Jews," "liberal York, NY 10010, Room McGovernites" and other, saltier An apology is ow-ed to Carlysle 1522 (Internet E-Mail descriptive terms, all of which the _ticker@scsu. si tea. would have qualified me ... except Gustave, w-ho submitted an edito­ ba r u c h.cuny .ed u) , All "rich." w 0 r k f.' xc e p t p r i n ting is Other than its IRS implica­ d onb by Baruch under­ rial for the November 12th issue. graduate and graduate tions, being a Nixonian Enemy students. AU typed and didn't change our lives very His home number 'Was errone­ signed con trib utioris and much. 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" **.******.**•• By Gideon Moskovitz time leading and controlling than planning and organizing, I still EI Dorado Hills, Caltf.-based have to approach each product Rippey Corp., the world's larg­ Estee Lauder Cos..Inc., producer with a specific strategy. One strat­ est supplier ofpolyvinyl alcohol of make-up products arid fra­ egy that I am particularly fond of (PVA) products supplier to the grances, said it would buy is the economy strategy. J. will cre­ technology. industry, promoted Av~da Corp." a maker of sham­ ate a system that is only margin­ Jill Todd to vice president of fi­ poo's and hair care products, for ally compliant with Navy stan­ nance and operations.' "Todd re­ $300.milfion.... in' cash. Aveda is ' dards, but is the lowest price. The ceived her bachelor's in finance based in Minneapolis and sells Navy is looking to get the best from California State University; 7()O products primarily through value for its dollars. The difference Sacramento. di stributors to about 30,000 in qualitybetween our product and professional salons. ********lfc•••• that ofour competitors is an issue that can be debated. Price, on the other hand, is black and white. HellerAllen was appointed vice ************* Ticker: What kind ofexperiences president ofcorporate communi­ ESEC Isn'tA Cult, Is It? do you have with managerial tech­ cations ofStaplesInc. Allenjoins Ford Motor Co. says that it niques such as Total QualityMan­ Staplesfrom Raytheon where she plans to upgrade the Rouge agement (TQM) and SWOT analy­ served as vice president ofcorpo- Complex in Dearborn, Michi­ sis (Strengths, Weaknesses, Op­ rate communications. Staples' gan. The plan includes build­ portunities, and Threats). f By Brennon Marcano the SN group coordinators. On the added. Back then Farrier went to ever weekend conference for their currently operates 659 office ing a new engine and installing t JC: In regard to TQM, all manag­ otherendofthe spectrumliesthree AI.E.S.E.C.'s national conference region which includes Rutgers, product superstores .throughcut a new: pai~t shop. The Rouge ers at ourcorporation are required What do you get when you put a Rhode Island and Hofstra. the United States and Canada in 'was built in 1918byHenry Ford to take a course on the subject. I French lady, two African women Despite these accomplishments addition to 40 stores in 'theand:w consideredto be a mar­ and a German man in one room? as , Gueye maintains a modest stance. feel that the idea of constant im­ ," United Kingdom'and 17 in Ger-' "velofma$$proauc'tion because' provement stressed byTQM is im­ Hold off on the racist/sexist punch­ "It's very challenging and I still many. it included everything from a portant and true, but at the same line. You get an International As­ have a lot to learn. A.I.E.S.E.C. me~alstamping' facility to a time somewhat selfevident. Yet, I sociation of Students in Econom­ shows me what I have to deal with •*.**••••••** ,glass plant~ "':',' ' also feel that the course did im­ ics and Commercial Sciences meet­ in the real world," said Gueye. prove the outputofhis department ing. This pseudo comedic intro Gueye will remain president until (and your relative response) typi-, to a smalldegree, inthat itbrought the end of the year when Susan fies the general attitudes displayed the ideas tothe forefront ofhiscon­ Roopnarine will take over the es­ by many Baruch, students. Yes sciousness. We also use SWOT teemed position. Butesteem is not even at the CityUniversityofNew analysis. I use information from a word associated with York(CUNY), where diversity, on the marketing and research de­ ,AI.E.S.E.C. atBarueh...~ amat­ partments, as well as other paper, counts as one ofour many ter of fact~e.ry.JleW'~-,,,,, acc~lades, .r~ces, ··.-8Odateaiwith·chei~~ sources, to determine what oppor- "stereotyping, of. , , 'tunitiec aila- threats" eXist Within' - - ...... '" ~ -.. ~- .. ". . . remain-s·-prev~ent. .:Whtle""mwly A'small'survey'on campUs·tev~ed ' the market. I then look internally laugh, ignore the problem and re­ that four out of five Baruch stu­ at our strengths and weaknesses treat to their various ethnic club dents knew nothing about relative to our major competitors. rooms,ALE.S.E.C. decided to open , Diatou Gueye, President ofAIESEC, and other members ALE.S.E.C., two out ofthe five I then exploit the opportunities of their doors up to everyone and of­ were not even familiar with the the market for which our fer them a multi-cultural experi­ name. If Roopnarine is to estab­ company's strengths are most ence. TN groups who are in charge of in Chicago alone but she was not lish herselfas a worthy successor suited. "1 realized that Al.E.S.E.C. had Corporatetrraineerelations. Their deterred. Eventually her persis­ ofGueye and Farrier manybelieve TIcker:What do you like most and a lot to offer," said Michael Mak, jobis tobringforeign students into tence showed some dividends. ''In that she should raise awareness on least about your job. a relative newcomer to.A;I.E.S.E~C. the country and set them up in February 1995 we hosted thesub­ campus ashas beendone through­ JC: What I like most is taking a Mak, an International Marketing various internships at companies regional conference even though out the nation. vague idea and turning into a vi­ major, joined ALE.S.E.C. last se­ such as Citibank and Mastercard. we were .not an official LC," ex­ Michael Malt summarized the able concept, andthen turningthat mester because he believed that ''It's a great feelingto helpsome­ plained Farrier. problem acurately, "it's weird be­ concept into a creative and inno­ their programs would benefit him one from an underdeveloped coun­ Once registered, Farrier broke cause w~'re first.on the-listofclubs vative product. The administrative in his desired course ofstudy; try get a chance to come to New away' from convention and imple­ but no.one', about· us." hassles of working for a large bu­ "A.LE.S.E.C. exposed me to differ­ Yorkand-workin an enrichingcor­ mented her own ideas. "I changed reaucracy, is what I like least. The ent cultures," added Mak. "The ' porateenvironment," saidIsabelle thestructure and focussed more on politics and procedures create in­ international internships really Delalex, a Finance major and one initiating relationships with com­ efficiencies that lead to frustration 1 interested me. That was the main ofthecoordinators ofincomingfor­ panies," said Farrier. Farrier, a and wastedtime. It is the millstone, r • reason why I joined," he further eign interns. "Ibringthem in," she , rebel in her own right, explained one must wear around one's neck f said with a proud smile, halfway that she was not comfortable with in any large company. indicated. One of the main attractions of hidden behind her overlapping the relationship her chapter had TIcker: What is the most signifi­ il ALE.S.E.C. is its international hair. According to Ms. Delalex with the national office. "Even cant issue facingyou as a manager i'.. internships. To date two Baruch some interns do not fully appreci­ though AlE.S.E.C. U.S. was the today. students have been sentabroad on ate the opportunitythey are given. national office, I felt thattheywere JC: Our corporation is now look­ internships. One went to "But if you compare that number not attentive to the needs of the ing to hire thousands of technical Singapore and the otherthe Neth­ to those that do, it doesn't matter." middle-class members and so I people, but there just isn't that Roundingoffthe divisional struc­ started up diversity programs," large a number ofqualified people erlands. Nineteen more are in the ture ofAI.E.S.E.C. Baruch are the she added. Asfast as'Farriercame' out there. The surge in demand for process of leaving. "We have the Finance and Community Service upon the scene, she left without a this many workers is due to many capacity to send about fifty stu­ teams. Members are allowed to' trace,relin~ishing her power,to factors. The majorcause is thatthe dents abroad," said Diatou Gueye, joinmore than onegroup and over­ Diatou Gueye in December government has finally realized outgoing president ofAl.E.S.E.C. Baruch, "we just need to bring in lapping is normal. 1996. "They felt slighted when I' that ithas been neglectingdefense AI.E.S.E.C. Baruch appears to did not keep in touch but I knew spendingfor close to a decade. Now more people," sheadded. There are presently 25 members in be a well-tuned, finely structured that it was for the best. I'm very the government wants to rectify unit, a far cry from the decrepit happy with everything," that by ordering many new sys­ ALE.S.E.C. Baruch and this is di­ state it started out in whenVenita As well she shouldbe for her suc­ tems. Orders are pouring in from vided into two main groups called Farrier, now an alumni, took the cessor Diatou Gueye, has taken the Army, Navy, and Airforce and SNsand TNs. helm in October 1995 when it offi­ AtE.S.E.C. to greater heights. therejustisn't enough knowledge­ The SN group specializes in stu­ ciallybecamea Local Cbapter(LC). ThisyearAI.E.S.E.C. Baruch.was able labor to fill the orders fast dent relations and acts as the . "1 started getting about votednumberoneLC'intheJUltion, enough. managerial force behind the out­ info going internships. "We send stu­ AI.E.S.E.C. in SePtember 1994," anhonoronly enhanced bythetime they took to achieve such a goal. ••••••••*•••• *.****••******* dentson internshipsto othercoun­ said Farrier. "After that I spent a tries," said Marta Bekele, one of yearryingtoge.t peopletojoin,"she Recently they hosted their first (, t

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- program director Neville Parker. through a more effective coordina­ ByDavid S. Ortiz spanned more than 30 years to And for that, she says, "they have tion of CUNY-wide efforts, NYC The future, it is said, belongs to become program administrator full to be competitive on the GPA. AMP has developed the Scienee, science and technology. It will be­ time. He aims to implement NYC level." Engineeringand MathematiCsRe- Boy Talk, Girl Talk is an ad­ longalso to NewYork City, the City AMP principles and initiatives been going out for four years. then it'll be the two of you do­ They are that. The program de- search Articulation Project vice column that tries to shed University ofNew York and mem­ uniformly throughout the CUNY Do you think he would just let ing overtime in the 'company .mands it - and rewards their ef- (SEMRAP). This involves a group light on all aspects of life. We bers of minority groups system. her go for me? I don't really conference room after hours. fort. Notwithstanding the com- of senior-college professors whoun­ try to give views on both the underrepresented in the sciences, ''I've worked very closely with a think so but I don't know what petitiveness of the scientific re- dertake research projects in part­ male and female perspective, ifDr. Frank Scalzo and NYCAMP number of minority students and this guy wants from me. Oh, I Girl Talk says to Hopeful: search field, NYC AMP alumni nership with community College since they tend to differ; We are have any say in the matter. researchers,"Scalzo says. "Ihad an forgot, -he's smart and cute, Like all my advice to others 'in have gone on to join such compa- professors and students tofacili­ not experts in this, but we can They do. interest in nurturing these people that's why I'm interested in your situation: watch the girl's' nies as Goodyear, Merck & Co., tate greater communication be­ all use some advice at one point Scalzo is project administratorof and keepingthem in the pipeline." him. move for a week and when the Hughes Aircraft, Corning and tween community- and senior-col­ or another. So feel free to sub­ the NewYork CityAlliance for Mi­ Indeed, he and other NYC AMP - Bummed Out time is right, WHACK her! Find Dear Boy Talk, Girl Talk, mit questions to us. We will do nority Participation, a consortium leaders are committed to that mM. Starting salaries at those lege faculty. out for sure ifhe is really inter­ I enjoy pleasing my girl­ "pipeline", Another ofthe program's unique our best to give you answers. ofCUNY colleges dedicated to in­ companies Girl Talk says to Bummed ested in the other girl. He might friend orally and she seems to as CUNY range from elements is CUNY/GISS,.a part- creasingminority and female par­ Out: It's not worth it to have a be using this other girl to make enjoy it as well but my prob­ students $29,000 to nership between CUNY and the ticipation in the sciences, technol­ guy dump his girlfriend for you you jealoue and thus force you lem is that she doesn't really benefit $ 4 0,000 National Aeronautics and Space ogy,engineeringand mathematics. because the only thing he wants to express your true feelings to­ reciprocate. What can I do to through the yearly, And Administration's Goddard Insti­ Dear Boy Talk, Girl Talk, With headquarters at City Col­ from you is SEX. Most likely wards him. Actually, there is a communicate that I enjoy oral research manyofthe tute for Space Studies. That part­ lege, NYC AMP gets funding from I like a girl but she has a boy­ this is just an infatuation and better idea. Go to work wear­ sex performed on me? stipends, companies nership includes a component friend who's treating her like the National Science Foundation you'll forget about him within 3 ing nothing but a trench coat - Oral Roberts paid tutor- pay for the calledthe NASA/GISS Institute for .,., %$#@!. What should I do about and provides a range of research months. Ifyou are really inter- ,and when you are alone -with . . graduates Climate and Planets, inwhich stu­ this? and scholarship opportunities for mg pOSI- ested in him, get to know him him, flash him. If he stands in Girl Talk says to Oral Rob­ CUNY undergraduate students. tions and to continue dents and faculty from CUNY and - Angry better and try not to rush into attention, you've won his heart. erts: Is your 'Lil Bob' dirty? Established in November, 1992 scholar­ their edu- NewYork Cityhigh schools colIabo­ things too quickly. There is a There is nothing more disgust­ with 11 participating schools, it ships it cation. rate with NASA scientists on re- way to find out ifthis relation- ing than a dirty penis. Not now has campus coordinators at 16 m a k e s "[Our search projects. Course materials ship will work. All you have to only does it look nasty, it CUNY community and senior col­ available. student s] related to ICP have been developed do is have a one night stand Dear Boy Talk, Girl Talk, smells like dead fish. Ifit not leges. "These have made for the Internet,. Scalzo says. with him and ifthing don't work I've been with this girl for a hygiene reason, it's probadly This November the program en­ people don't themselves Among NYCAMP's second-phase out the morning after than it only a few weeks and I want to a psychological reason. Most tered its second five-year phase. have to competi_initiativesare to hire graduate stu­ was not meant to be. know what should I get her for . likely she's embarrassed about The goal of the first phase was to work at t i v e ," dents as activity coordinators at Christmas. going down on you. Maybe she Richards the' CUNY campuses; they would - Kris Kringle doesn't know how to perform double the numbers of minority McDonald's" . :·4 CUNY students in the sciences while they notes, add-earn $16,000 a year for a 20-hour oral sex and ifshe tries, she'll over a five-year period. Nationally, study,. ing: "Once week and would also have their iuet make an ass out ofherself. minority enrollment in the study Scalzo you have a CUNY graduate school tuition Best way to handle this is to of engineering, just one of NYC notes, "be- good GPA, waived; a new SEM teacher prepa­ give your penis a good scrub­ AMP's specialty areas, peaked at cause the once you've ration program, for which NSFhas bingand afterwards teach her about the time the program was program al- done re- provided $100,000 this year; and how to·blowthe·monkey... --, .Iows [for] sea r c h implementation ofa social and be- started. But those numbers have 'o~~y<:)u'~~ ·havi(jr"lilscierices-spe~Hf~iza.tion. fallen recently because ofsuch fac­ integrating $i!SC:::=l E?T·V~' tors as financial hardship and poor research been pub- ''This year we have a $25,000 plan- pre-college preparation. NYC into the lished, it's a ninggrant for the social and behav­ AMP's mission is to bring those Frank Scalzo, projeet administrator ioral science component,". Scalzo says. numbers back up - within the different level ofcompetition. You curriculum - they're involved in "Students crave opportunities," CUNY system, at least. stand out." research early on [in their stud­ observes Richards. "All they need As a professor of mathematics eWe now have approximately 100 ies]." is exposure to research. Once you Girl Talk says to Kris: Take and computer science at The program encourages study research assistants," Scalzo says, Queensborough Community Col­ expose a student to the opportuni­ her to a four star hotel and give also at the graduate level because addingthat he hopes to see CUNY her a wild night ofnonstop sex. lege since 1981, Scalzo steered ties they can have through a pro­ if science is to mean anything, it students "not just stop at the Or ifyou're cheap, you can take countless students to advanced gram such as ours, ittakes on a life must extend at least that far, and bachelor's level, but go on to get her to a roach motel but she study- and careers- in the vari­ of its own. They're usually self­ beyond. "Our goal is to get these their master's and Ph.D., and go might not want to make love to ous science branches. He recently motivated after that." students into graduate school," out to business and industry." you. If she's not ready for sex, retired from a teachingcareer that says Desiree Richards, assistant to To help realize this vision just take her out to dinner and Girl Talk says to Angry: buy her a miniature size Christ- Watch the boyfriend's routine for mas tree. If she's smart she'll a week and when the time is know what to do with the 'lil are to ance? right, WHACK him. This way Christmas tree. By Shai Tzach Apparently the Baruch representa­ that time, would be able to chapters (each college "branch" the girl will think you're her It was as rhythmic as "Stomp," tives have a longtime tradition with "discuss nonschool subjects in is called a chapter), throughout Knight in Shirting Armour and energetic as "BringIn Da (a C & participatingand winningincompe­ private." They were to imitate the United States, Switzerland, fall right into your arms. Get REX Noise, Bring In Da Funk," titions ofthis kind. AccordingtoAlec Greek and Roman secret societ­ Europe, the Caribbean Islands Real! Ifyou think. that's really Dear B.oy Talk, Girl Talk, and colorful as "the Blue Man's Turner, 22, a C.I.S senior and presi­ ies established 5000 years ago. and Africa. going to happen than I'm I like a guy at work. He knows Group." It was the fifth annual dent of Phi Beta Sigma at Baruch, Their motto was summarized as At the step show competition Batgirl!/ The best way is to let I like him but I think he might step show dance competition held his club's team has been steppin' "friendship, mirth, conviviality, the "Great Eight" proved that her know that she is being be interested in another girl at at NewYork Univesity, and danc­ since 1990, and it has won about 25 silence, and charity." they were chipped form that old treated like %$#@ and that she work. I want to tell him how I ers from Baruch'sPhiBetaSigma timesduringthis time period. "Each Since than fraternities, and good block. This evening of song deserves to be treated better. feel about him. What should I fraternity won first place. Most of.our members.has more than one later as feminism came along, and dance in a friendly and Also let her know that YOU can do to win his heart? importantly, however, is the fact trophy in his home," he said. That is sororities, have been deeply warm atmosphere was a prove provide her the love and tender­ - Hopeful that participants proved that quite an achievement, since partici­ embedded into the American for that. The dance segments ness her boyfriend neglected to their fraternity's motto has not pants come from other CUNY col­ higher education landscape. In were beautifully done, and give her. Truthfully, I think you Boy Talk says to Hopefub It .. 1tB"ritltiJaY8~"'··qae8fions been forgotten. leges such as City College and 1914, three students at Howard the dancing rave of the after­ are barking up the wrong tree. seems to me your situation is for·1Joy.:Talli/Girl After halfan hour ofdelay, the Hunter,and from NYU, John Jay, Univeraity established Phi Beta math were pleasing to the eye This girl probably enjoys being hopeless, Hopeful. If this guy and soul. ' competition, which was held at and L.I.U. Sigma. According to the frat's treated like %$#@. She's kinky ­ likes another girl, you're just 'Ta.tk·:caTt:·be.--~il~oP'.ijJed· NYU's Loeb auditorium on Sat­ For many Baruch students, web site their declared cause Mr. Turner does not hide his like that and to turn her on take going to either be A) a person Greek lettered fraternities and Qff:in...t1l,e··.Fe.atures urday, N ov.15th started. The was to set a club "consists of interest that more students a bat and knock some sense into he j usts comes to for advice on sororities are a mystery. Accord- event was organized and judged men dedicated to enhancing would join the Phi Beta Sigma. her. how he can win the heart ofthe ,Editor's mailbox'in by the Organization of Black . ing to the Kappa Alpha Society great minds and promoting "It is a great fun, and compar­ girl he has his eyes set on or B) the·.,'fi:~k~rco~~.'.·(3~(J Website the first students clubs .. Women at NYU, which hosted systematic fellowship, African­ ing to other forms of entertain­ you're going to be ignored. How­ were established as early as the 'PAS·B.tiI.~:'1li21).·or members of the eight predomi­ American freedom, justice, ment, I think we offer activities euer, fear not, because if you via 18th century. They were estab­ ·····:·:~~~:I·:j~: . nately black Greek-lettered fra­ equal rights, and service to which are enjoyable and add Dear Boy Talk, Girl Talk, become option A, he might end lished so students, who were pride to our members." ternities. All revenues from America's communities". I seem to like this guy that up learning that you're the one supervised under ridged conduct tfck;j:If;ahtres@ addmission were donated tochar­ Nowadays Phi Beta Sigma has goes to Baruch and he likes me for him and not Miss Thing in policies ?held? at the colleges of .·sesu~bafttch.eunv.·ed ity_ 105,000 members with 650 but he has a girlfriend. They've the cubicle across from him, and .'.'::,: .' .. ,...... ::'; :;,..:.; :,' :. ;': '_"",_.. ..,v·~~~, .. \

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'. "{" ... . . e __ ·IEGINSl O--IS-IC 1- es ELITE Expedit:io:ns' Alternative Views On NUAAY··23-25, 198 Health and Living. FRIDAY-SUNDAY . By HezekiahAmaro and Orlando Green Welcome to the first installment of been graded. Consequently, the cals. The use ofphosphates allows imbalancebody chemistry (miner­ the Holistic Health Corner. In this ratio of fat to meat is soley con- water to be sold at ham prices. section, we will provide a great als, vitamins, etc). The common , trolled by themeat industry, not Some hams have over 10% water .amount ofinformation ofvital im­ accepted ignorance is that one can the federal government. Fat is the in them. Further, the meat indus­ "catch a cold." A "cold" is devel­ portance tothe world community. storage place for high concentra- try, wanting to avoid this regula­ This information is essential for oped, not caught. You cannot tions for poisonous chemicals. tion., started buying hams locally "catch healthy" by standing near professionals and everyone to uti- Ham is injected with synthetic for their stores in each individual lize in life style and to self. a healthyperson. So it follows that pickling fluidIsmoked flavor) and state. you cannot catch a cold bycontact­ phosphates. Phosphates allow COLDS, FLU PORK ing some 'strange virus.' A dis­ ham to hold water. Moreover, the Colds are a commerical term eased (toxic) bodyhaslittledefense .It is illegal to feed raw garbage poisonous chemicals used in pick- . given to dis-ease. Colds are a to hogs. However, processed against.a strange virus, and.is the (cooked) garbage is legal. This perfect environment for them. The cooked garbage is so-called animal catarrh (mucous) discharge called feed/food and causes animal , . a "cold" isthe body's attempt to rid animia, ulcers and systemic disor­ itself of waste (toxic impurities) ders (dis-ease in the entire pig), . that it could not pass out through SUPEABOWL PARTY WEEKEND! anti-biotics such as copper sulfate the bowel.s (manure or urine or (a poison) is fed to hogs to increase perspration. This dis-eased rnu- JfJI/IIJt,;. their growth. It also causes nerve .cous drains out the body via the ,~.~ lungs and nasal passage and is ig­ ~\i' and brain damage, senilityand de­ creases the life span. Of course, norantlycalled a "cold." Generally, these chemicals are passed along it is caused by constipation or a to the consumer of animal flesh. diet of partial foods (junk foods) . which produces partial health k".i.'; ... _.~/,.. Cancerous hogsanddis-eased hogs known as a disease. The body is ,.~'t~'\ are masked by giving them inocu­ " ling ham are never listed. . The .bodily defense reaction to toxic or . not diseased, it is in a state of"dis­ lations. Moreover, pork has never USDA has approved these chemi-polluted septicbodysystem and/or " _\i>:."""'-'-...... eased" called a "cold."

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Make judgmentbeclouded. Youroptimism comes around''? Anyofyourbaddeeds close toadmittingsomethingsensitive sure during this timethat you make and communication skiJls makes you _ willoometobiteyoubacknow. There's about the past. Don't procrastinate, useofyournewfoundbuddies andes- a great leader. Avoid being bossy or .. I" a room: !Ia'9 ANGEL RAMOS: 917-4&9-3SOS nothingyoucando,justlearnyourles- (finals are coming up). tablishconnections(afterallwe arein insensitive. Let others have a say. CI roo",: sons and don't do it again. Wise up, VIrgo (Aug.23-Sept.22) a business school). Ifyou startfeeling Thereisa possibilityofgainingweight, S Tn S20 orJEFF LAMBOY:917-&SZ-4843 be kind Concentrateon whatyou can This month take oontrol. Have more a sense of insecurity, don't worry. Go watch whatyou eat. Z CI· $21 give andnot on what you can.get. power over your finances. You'have withthe flow. Pisces (Feb.19-Mar.20) In roo",. E-Mail: EllteNY®AOI..COM Gemini (May 21.June21) . been uncharacteristically lacking in Sagittarius (Oct.24-Nov.22) Worried about financial situations? Major changes are called for, there is patience, what's up? .Have you been Have more control ofyour life~. You Now is a great time to make conser­ a strain on your significant relation- compulsive lately? Think before you have the courage and motivation to vative investments that could bring Or stop by the P.R.I.D.E.lounge at 360 PAS In room 1423 ship. Facethesituation; don'tbeafraid speak. You arebeingirritableandun- .takea Chance. ·00 rightahead Just you steady, if small returns (that Ifyou avoid thisproblem the problem compromising, You're beinga painto 'besureYQU don'tstep911 someonetoes. means s1:oJ'~shopping and save, you willgetworse. Yourcaring'naturewill. others. Stopthe insanity!!! Yourimage isbetter than. ever, good .increase the-interest,in ~u.r savings and see Jeff Lamboy, P.R.I.D.E. President, or leave him amessage. help you gettbroughan:yoonmctthat . Libra (Sept.23-Oct.23) , position to win friends and influenee: account). 'Work.hard on. something willarise. Tbisisa greattime for you -. You feel vigorous and inclined to fo- people-tis there something thatyou Ulat'simportanttoyou Acontlictwitll l?1@@ ~§)\'!I§~~~~§ @@I@~O[@~@§ ~~[?oo ~@dil@g ~@@@. 8~ to be involvedinanytliingrecteational cus on' personal matters. It's okay to "always wantedr Relationships with . authorityh.J~~ ex~1iiplamacy. (trythe gymon 17Lex),as]pngas-it's' include your own physical and emo- ..relatives are positive. Take.partin ~ This is a great fime to preplan goal. @/;>~O[KfJ@ §~§~~ Ol@ @@l!:Dlf~ E3§~CS~g IiYiJO~IiYiJUg ~lS@~D§)~g on a solo basis. Try weightlifting, tion needs, ~t me, this is a good' ,_ teaching Youngchildren or in actlvi-' ., seekiniaetiVities'(baveyou 'Visited the avoid anything that requires relying time.' IfyoutakecareofyourseH: only ties What everyou do,this monthis . ,. eareer:servioes'ofticelately?). Spend- 1}j)@9@O @I@ G~@ §§~@~H ~§~ (!!]@ Q@l? Ifi@@[?@ ~@~800~g on team members. then can you take care of others. lucky forYou.·· . ".~ ·ingtimea1oneisbeneficial for you. You Cancer (June 22-July 22) . Watch out:for small injuries (step on 'Capricorn(Dec.22-Jan.19) getto reevaluate your life sotar. You Your personal life is your focus now. in the cramped elevators). Complica- Confusion withinyourprotession. Re- will become in tune with your Minimum deposit is $100. Payable by Cash, Check or Credit -Card. Have you been neglecting your own tions willariseonthe homefront. Ex- . evaluateandmakeadjustments. You . strengths andweaknesses, NOVEMBER 26, 1997

ASEDOM - AlESEC HAITIAN CULTURAL SOCIETY AssociatiOit.ofDominam AIESEC is the largest non-profit, st~~nt-rUn,·· .. Students . Salt Pasel Did you know there was a Haitian international exchange program in th.~wo'."~d..·Its .. ' ... We atAsEDoM &re'aculturaIly based organi- Club at Baruch?! We at the Haitian Cultural purpose is to contribute to the develop~tQfour za~. ~ ~A WebeUeveinpreservingourheritagewhile. Soeiety-are.. dedieated to presel"Vlng~. expI·ormgcounu~and their.. people..... all'. oveaMiiDD.. ..:.. ~~':' .. . exposing other etJmic groups to the historic back­ and celebrating our beautiful Haitian Culture. commitment to International understandlng'and ground andeustoms ofour Caribbean life. We are Come and be a part of our wonderful Haitian cooperation. AIESEC was designed to~~vide: interested in:.meeting new people who are serious family. It's never too late to join!!!! Our club young people with an opportunity to gain g~ and dedicated to changing the I atino image to a room is located in room 1416 in 360 PAS. Our perspectives and understandingthrougha foreign ) more positiveonewhilehavingtonsoffundoingit. ~oda!" ~ i general meetings are held in 'the 2015 in 360 management training experie.nce.. I Ifyou would liketo tindoutmore, drop by room PAS~ Look for our tsble at Club Fair. Hope to students at more than 820 universities, luclu(bng I 1512 ofthe360PAS buildinganddropa noteinthe I see you soon!!!!! Baruch College, in 87 countries worldwidearrange I. ASEDOM mail box. Leave your name and a tele­ Remember C'est L"UniOD Fait La Force short teim jobs for one another on areciprocal basis. you. t phone numberwhere can be reached. ~y t < These management traineeships are provided SOUL SURVIVORS manyofthe world's leading companies an:d~rgani­ WEST INDIAN CULTURAL CLUB zation who recognize tile importance ofinvesting in Ir t HAIL THE HONORABLE MARCUS today'5 youth. We welcome all of you to experience This is a club which was formed in 1974 to GARVEY! TheSOULSURVIVORS aim to pr0­ tour internationalism and leadership training by. promoteWestIndian culture, not onlyatBaruch duee a culture-centered vibe among students attendirigour National Conference.hostedon College, but on the North American continent. of color and to question our positions in the December 27th- January 3rd in Portland, Oragon. Our club consists ofmulti-talented students not world as a requirement to become a true hu­ To learn more about AIESEC and .what we offer feel only from the various West Indian islands but man civilization. We struggle against oppres­ free to contact us at: 212 802 9067 or. Email: from other parts oftheglobe. However, ourcom­ sive ideas of racism, sexism (patriarchy), and [email protected] mon goal remains: to promote the West Indian the ideas ofthe upperclass. W~ encouragestu­ culture andtobridgethegapthatexistsbetween dents to take an interest in local, national, and CARIBBEAN STUDENTS ASSOC. other cultures and our own. We present to the world news, issues and events pertaining to - ...... Baruch communitydifferent aspects ofthe West The CARIBBEAN STUDENTSASSO- themselves.. We plant seeds that willchaDge pofitieariin4~lt.urar· Indian culture through various media: fihns, . the status ofourcommunities socially, economi­ elATION promotes ~s·t'U~_·:'· speakers, fashion shows, dance ofthe various is­ cally; politically,'and mentally, TheSOULSUR­ awareness among alI. ;Caribbeall .. .. <, lands, arts andcraftsexhibitions,All arewelcome VIVORS promote off campus activities with denes, with the hcpe fhatawareneaa will'. to participate. grassroots organizations, i.e. feeding programs, engender political and economic unity, progress and development in.the·Carib- STUDENTS FOR STUDENTS conferences, rallies, cop watches, poetry read­ bean..This club sponsors foOd··.fe$tivals . ;... ': ". . ..- -, ings and etc. _This year we are wOrking on a .. p...... r.,.. r- ..... :,.....-..- .. -. ~ •- • ~ ~ ~_ ~~.. ~. :.~_. '~ _~~,- 0( _._ #0 _.... ~ ~.!l.~._~~~!-!~~L~!.~.~~.~.at t~~_Co,J!~e~_ _~_. '_ 4._.... 'I~ ... .. ' ---"'."" .. .. ' Doe~ .:. .. _.- ._- ~ hook..drive_ioz:.prison~ . .. . r . .. __-_ -'2 _- .The primary -ofSTUDENTS FOR· .the.annual,Heather... . . hat Jt .. . -'_ ...... -. -~ ' ....~ - '.- ..- . STUDENTS is to assistand encouragenew 'Ibussaint student scholarship and educating .NATIONALASSOCIA'rION-OF'BLACK . and incoming students to excel academically students on budget cuts. ACCOUNTANTS (NABA) as well as socially through networking tech­ The faculty evaluation in this issue represents the average ASIAN STUDENTS ASSOCIATION niques. The club sponsors films, dances, The NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF guest speakers and reference seminars. ranking a professorreceived from his/her class based on pre­ TheASIAN STUDENTSASSOCIATION is BLACKACCOUNTANTS is a national mem­ involved in manyareas ofstudent life on cam­ bership organization with the primary pur­ GAMMA PHI RHO pus. We offer social activities such as trips, pose ofdeveloping, encouragingand serving paredness, objectivity and enthusiasm. The. numbers are Do you know that there is a sorority at films, parties andarious gatherings on and off as a resources for grater participation byAf­ Baruch? A sorority is a group of individu­ campus. We try to help and answer any prob­ rican Americans and other minorities in the based on a scale of1 (lowest) to 5 (highest), and are compiled als that over time becomes a family. Our lems or questions you may have concerning accounting profession. Its programs'are de­ sorority is very diverse as well as unique. school, work, registration, financial aid oreven signed to providesupportto thoseprofession­ Our motto is « Breaking all barriers" be­ choosing what classes to take for your major. als seekinghigher levelsofaccomplishments, by the Baruch College administration. Please note thatwe've cause we are not the typical sorority. Ifyou Ourmain purpose is to promote friendship and help strengthen the skills ofit student mem­ want to become part of our happy little fam­ to try to help manystudentsbenefit from their bers, identify opportunities for minority stu­ published the professors' evaluation average per course sec­ ily, come check us out at room 2056 at PAS education.atBaruch. Ifyou have anyquestions dents and professionals in the accounting during Club Hours. or are curious, feel free to come up and see us profession and encourage a .greater number tion. These grades are not the result of research conducted or visit our web site. of minorities to enter the accounting field. NEWGENERATION/FOCUS HII.I.EL MUSLIM STUDENTS ASSOCIATION by The Ticker. NEW GENERATION! FOCUS.is a new club HILLEL is different from the "typical" Hillel The MUSLIM STUDENTSASSOCIATION which aims to enhance the cultural and social as­ The evaluations are based on surveys from the Spring at a residential campus where Hillel provides was createdto show a representation ofMus­ 1997 pects of student life at Baruch, This is done by the basis for campus Jewish community. It pro­ lims at Baruch College, to provide members orchestratingvariousactivitiesbothon andoffcam­ vides programs and resource materials on is­ and other students with an understandingof semester. Some professors have exercised their right towith­ puswithotherstudentorganizations. We hopethat sues and occasions of Jewish interest. It is an what Islam.has to offer, to try and follow the these activities will promote unity amongst our organization that appealsto the interest ofany religion to the best ofour ability, to convey a diverse clubs. We believe that as a united ~ hold their evaluation results and are, therefore, not included. student, regardless of his/her degree of knowl­ message of peace and under-standing to all studentswill be a strongerforce to be reckoned with edge or commitment on Jewish topics. It wel-. students, to do what's right and help others oncampus. Wanttojoinusintheempowerment comes respectful disagreement as much as under the guidance of Islam and to have an ofBarochstudents? Dropus a noteatourmailbox agreement. Hillel will act asombudsman for any atmosphere of brotherhood by which others Please note: Remedial and Graduate courses are not listed. attheStudentLife Centerat360PAS orvisitusat .student or faculty member faced with anti­ outside the club can look upon. Baruch's website. Semitism or discrimination. Thus, as Hillel serves the Jewish needs ofcampuses through­ ...... ~ . TABLE TENNIS CLUB out the world, Hillel answers the call for com­ munityat Baruch. Visit our website. The TABLE TENNIS CLUB's purpose is Email Club Corner FILiPINO~AMERlCAN to provide the Baruch community with a re­ CLUB entries! . laxingenvironmentin which to enjoythegame of table tennis. The TABLE TENNIS CLUB The FlLIFINO-AMERICAN CLUB is an or­ ticker_features ganization that serves as a center for students also promotes Caribbeanculture with the an­ @Scsu.baruch.cu.ny.edu • nual Caribbean Jeopardy Contest where to meetandget acquainted with other students Baruch students can participate in a from the Philippines. Social activities and cul­ I, multicultural affair. tural events are offered. ••••••••••••••••••••••• TICKER FACULTY EVALUATIONS NOVEMBER 26,1997 TICKER FACULTY EVALUATIONS NOVEMBER 26,1997 AAS 2000 GERNERT 4.91 STEPHAN 3.43 EDU 5010 ENG 3032 . FIN 4910 IDC 4050L ROSENBERG 3.99 CHOU 4.01 GRACIA 4.57 TAKSA 3.69 REIS 4.61 CHOU 4.01 CHERN 4.51 . TENENBAUM 4.62 MGT 4480 Ace 2101 HAGIWARA ·4.40 THOrv~AS 4.29 EDU 5210L ENG 3034 JAGTIANI 4.47 INS 3200 CANTOR 4.75 GHOSH 3.99 HAYNES 4.69 CIS 3100 MOORE 3.87 ALLAN 4.43 FIN 4920 VATTER 4.47 MGT 4510 GUPTA ENG 2100 2.98 KANDAWIRE 4.16 CROKER 4.43 ·4 ENG 3036 OTTOO 4.47 tTL 1001 SPHICAS 426 HANAUER 3.01 BIO 1005L TAKSA 3.90 BLOCK 3.97 CANAGARAJAH 4.59 RAKOTOMOVO 4.61 BELLATI 4.49 MGT 4560 LAYNE 4.42 BRIND' 4.19 RYAN 3.78 CALDERWOOD 4.84 ENG 3050 FRE 1001 DJAMELIO 4.51 SCHNELLER 3.55 SCHNUR 3.72 GERNERT 4.72 CIS 3200 DARIN 3.99 DAVIS 4.23 BAHRI 4.35 ITL 1002 MGT ·4880 SONG 3.74 BIO 2040 SAYLANI 4.09 DENNE 4.14 SOLOMON 4.29 GORDON 4.11 BELLATI 3.74 MULKOWSKY 4.10 TROAST 3.78 JAPHA 3.93 CIS 3367 ENTES 4.25 ENG 3060 MORTIMER-MA 4.87 D'AMELIO 4.18 MKT 3000 . WEST 4.46 HOLLAND 4.32 ANDRUS 4.25 HAYES' 4.53· SOLOMON 4.46 NDOYE 4.13 D'ARISTA - 4.26 BHANDARI 4.24 Ace 2203 BlP 5100 COHEN 4.07 HAYNES· 4.06 ENG 3100 TOPPING 4.21 JPN 1001 GARBARINO 4.56 BOZEWICZ 4.62 REISEL 4.27 GOLDSTEIN 3.99 HENTZI 4.46 ROSENBERG 3.90 FRE 1002 YU 4.58 GOULD 4.34 CHIANG 4.37 SPIEGEL 4.20 CIS 3400 HUMPRIES 4.42 ENG 3150 BAHRI 3.58 LAW 11-01 HADJICHARAL 4.27 DEAN 4.23 BlS 1000 KRAUSS 2.35 KEYSER 4.93 HAMPTON 4.79 GORDON 4.34 ANDERSON 4.28 PARKET 4.86 MESZNIK 4.76 TUCKER 3.17 CIS 3500 MARLOW 4.74 MARLOW 4.53 MORTIMER-MA 4.79 AYLMAN 4.52 ROSEN 4.29 Ace 3000 BlS 1019 AKHTER 4.23 MERLE 4.66 THURMAN 3.43 .- NDOYE 4.31 BARRET 4.40 SCHIFFMAN . 4.44 BASU 3.55 GOODSON 3.61 DAVID 4.09 MOOR 3.14 ENG 3200 POPKIN 4.01 DING 4.60 UNGER 4.16 Ace 3100 WILSON 4.24 GHAURI 4.87 POLLEY 4.17 WYNTER 4.28 FRE 3001 DUGAN 4.66 MKT 3130 BRYAN 4.37 BlS 3002 CIS 3630 RACKOW 4.33 ENG 3210 POPKIN 3.78 FABRICANT 4.45 SO..lDOW 4.77 HWANG 4.21 GOODSON 4.38 THOMAS 3.74 SCOTT 4.15 MARLOW 4.46 FRE 3002 FRANCK 4.32 MKT 3141 LUSTGARTEN 3.95 BlS 3010 CIS 3900 TOWNS 3.82 ENG 3610 BRYSON 4.53 GARNICA . 4.82 CHAMBLEE 3.88 Ace 3200 WILSON 4.33 TELLER 4.17 YAFFE 4.03 DAVIS 4.56 FRE 4010 GRAULICH 4.51 . MKT 3151 DIN 3.34 BlS 3013 CIS 4100 TOWNS 2.78 ENG 3645 BRYSON 4.61 LAKIN 4.28 PIERCE 4.56 GREEN 2.86 LEWIN 4.87 GARNETT 4.37 ENG 2150 SCHULMAN 4.56 GEO 3009 MULLINGS 4.67 MKT 3400 NEIMARK ·3.54 BlS 3015 GRENHOLM 3.12 BARASCH 4.46 ENG 3720 PETERSEN 4.33 WALTER 4.33 BODDEWYN 4.28 YAARI 3.88 LEWIN 4.78 CIS 4200 BURTON , 4.26 DENNE 4.44 HEB 1002 LAW ~102 VACCARO 4.65 ACC 3202 BLS 3022 RYAN 4.45 CATZ 4.37 ENG 3780 ADLER 4.10 FABRICANT 4.36 MKT 3410· DIVITA 4.18 TUCKER 4.08 CIS 4367 COHEN 4.37 BRENT 4.54 HEB 3311 FRANCK 3.68 KANAGA 4.75 GORDON 3.30 BlS . 3024 GOLDSTEIN 4.05 CURLEY 2.78 ENG 3900 ADLER 4.16 LIB 1015 PARRIS 4.11 LAPELOSA 4.34 GOODSON 3.94 CIS 4500 DELANO 4.44 HAMPTON 3.79 HED 1915 LANGSTAFF 3.47 MKT 3500 PALLEY 4.22 BPL 5100 DAVID 4.25 DISALVO 3.90 ROSENBERG 4.43 KYMAN 4.58 LIB 1016 EYUBOGLU 4.55 TINKER 3.87 BOOKE 3.97 LONDON 4.49 DOBBELMANN 4.57 ENG 4140 O'NEIL 4.47 LANGSTAFF 4.03 MKT 3520 ACC 4100 BRINBERG 4.24 CIS 4670 FEAST -4.32 HAYES 4.21 HED 1917 LIB 3010 CHATTALAS 4.51 DAVIS 4.25 CHANIN 3.37 BROOKS 3.90 GETZEN 3.66 ENG 4300 O'NEIL 4.44 WARWICK 3.57 MKT 3605 WEISSMAN 4.18 COHEN 3.71 CIS 4900 GLUCK 3.79 JORDAN 4.66 HED 1930 LTT 2800 JOHNSON 4.37 ACC 4300 ELANDO 3.76 DENKER 3.95 GOODMAN 4.68 ENG 4440 KYMAN 4.60 FARLEY 3.64 . SCHIFFMAN 4.56 APPEL 4.09 FACCIOLO 4.58 DUMAS 4.36 GUTHRIE 4.64 KAUVAR 4.19 HED 2920 KELLER 4.59 MKT 3900 CLURMAN 3.17 ~.18 LUBETSKI 4.24 PAPAMARCOS 4.51 FERNS 1001 4.63 HERMANNS ENG 4730 GUZZI 4.76 JOHNSON 4.61 GOULD 4.28 REISEL 4.28 ECO HUMPHRIES 4.52 SCHWARTZMAN 4.29 HIS 1001 LTT 2850 UNGER 4.50 TALWAR 3.07 TENG 3.72 HUCKINS 3.67 JORDAN 4.57 ENG 5051 TRUMBACH 4.22 ADLER 2.96 MKT 3910 ACC 5400 BUS 1000 JOYCE 4.39 KAUVAR 3.85 WYNTER 4.33 HIS 1003 DONOHUE 3.92 UNGER 4.37 .. BELL. .4.53 KLEINBERG 3.61 LAWRENCE 4.21 L, 4.00 JOFEN 3.31 MKT 4120 LEE 4.17 • _.BOND_.0_' .•...._ .... _ .• _ 1_' ...... E.NV1020 -..~.. , VfGO'·· .--, 4~24 '~·4.50 BENIS 3.94 KORENMAN 3.80 LEAL 4.57 PERSAUD 4.36 OLDENBURG 4.27 . RoMANo·. -- .... . D'ALESSIO 4.09 CHI 2005 ECO 1002 LENNOX 4.36 SANTOS 4.22 QUIROZ 3.99 MGT 3120 MKT 4400 ANT 1001 SEN 4.35 TANSEY 3.16 MCCLELLAN 4.38 ENV 3002 SKUTSCH 4.45 BAMUNDO 4.13 PANTALEON 4.03 MAYNARD 4.57 CHI 3002 TANSEY 4.51 QUINN 3.67 CATTO 4.42 WHITTAKER 4.49 BOOKE 4.36 MKT 4420 PETERSEN 4.33 HSIAO 4.19 WEISS 3.41 ROBINSON 4.44 ENV 3006 HIS 1004 JUDIESCH 3.93 GREIN 4.57 ANT 3030 YU 4.83 ECO 3100 SHAPIRO 4.45 SANTOS 3.92 BERKIN 4.33 OLIVERO 4.58 MKT 4460 CHARLES 3.61 CHM 1000 AFRES 4.28 SILBERMAN 4.23 FIN 3000 HANSEN 4.27 PTACHIK 4.34 BEARO 3.72 ANT 3058 BODROGI 4.98 SCHWALBE 4.17 STASI 4.50 ADJAOUTE 3.11 SOTIROPOULO 4.29 ROTHSTEIN 4.07 CAMBELL 4.36 MAYNARD 4.73 GRACIA 3.63 ECO 3220 TILLONA 3.86 BRADSHAW ·2.34 HIS 1005 MGT 3121 MKT 4530 ART 1000 GUREL 3.88 SENCICEK 3.78 TIMM 3.75 HARPAZ 3.59 CHANG 3.90 CALAMIDAS 3.70 DUCOFFE 4.95 FREEDMAN 4.56 KANDAWIRE 4.70 ECO 3250 VACCARO 4.58 HESSEL 4.41 . EVANS 4.22 CHIEN 4.56 PONZI 4.52 ART 1011 MENCZEL 4.21 STONE 3.27 ENG 2500 JACOBS 3.27 RUBINSTEIN 4.19 FREEDMAN 4.03 MKT 4910 BIRD 3.27 SCHARF 4.89 ECO 3501 ROSENBERG 4.73 KOSINSKY 3.91 SOTIROPOULO 4.14 HSU 3.72 JOHNSON 4.72 ART 1012 SUSSMAN 4.03 GUIRGUIS 4.22 ENG 2800 MURPHY 4.41 HIS 2013 KARMARKAR 3.92 MKT 5150 ECO 4000 LOOMBA 3.27 GALATOLA 4.61 SZALDA 4.55 « BRENT 3.45 NAPLES 4.03 SHEINGORN 4.35 ROMANO 4.04 GERSHUN ART 2050 VADALA 4.48 4.40 DELANO 4.35 RENTZLER 3.63 HIS 2032 SON 4.12 MKT 5550 BALI 4.32 SMITH 4.39 CHM 1000l HALLOWELL 4.39 VORA 3.46 SKUTSCH 4.44 STERN 4.36 BHANDARI 4.15 ART 2060 GUREL 3.45 GUIRGUIS 4.04 MENGAY 4.38 FIN 3610 HIS 2053 VERAL 4.05 CALLOW 4.56 PAIZIS 4.56 SUSSMAN 4.32 CHM 1000L SILBERMAN 4.63 EYTAN 3.60 BUDER 4.17 MGT 3300 MKT 5750 SU 3.58 ART 3041 SZALDA 4.42 TRITT 4.77 JACOBS 3.37 ROSNER 4.53 FALK 4.58 CURLO 4.29 ZHU 3.99 RUSIN 3.47 CHM 3001 ENG 2850 RAKOTOMOVO 4.69 HIS 2070 TRINKAUS 4.32 GREIN 4.46 ECO 4100 ART 3252 MALERICH 4.44 ALLAN 4.43 WANG 4.06 QUIROZ 3.78 MGT 3500 MSC 1003 GERSHUN 4.00 QUINONES-KE 4.83 SZALDA 4.71 BERGGREN 4.64 FIN 3710 HIS 2080 SPIEGEL 4.60 CHANKIN· . 4.59 EDU 1101 ART 4055 C·HM 3001L BRENKMAN 4.42 CHERN 4.55 RUBINSTEIN 3.73 MGT 3710 DAY 4.53 ANSTENDIG 4.55 SMITH 4.45 MALERICH 4.46 DARIN 4.33 KARAGOZOGLU 3.98 SEN 4.32 KASTEN 4.84 TOMASELLO . 3.64 EXUM 4.37 BIO 1003 CHM 3006 DENNE 4.65 KATZ 4.01 HIS 3250 MGT 3800 MSC 1005 KLEINMAN 4.14 4.37 DEFREITAS 4.43 BODROGI 4.18 HENTZI 4.41 MISCHEL 4.40 BOND 4.61 FRANKEL BLUM 3.48 EDU 3001 4.39 JAPA 4.46 HOFFMAN 4.66 ROLLYSON 4.50 YU 4.61 HIS 3340 ~ MULKOWSKY HILL 3.41 KLEINMAN 4.65 PERTRAVICIU 3.88 eHM 3006L SCHULMAN 4.21 FIN 4610 SHEINGORN 4.78 SAMA 4.71 HOFFMAN 4.72 TANNERS 4.84 MGT 4310 TUCKER 4.30 HOFFMAN 4.68 SCOTTO 4.16 OTTO0 4.37 HSP 1000 LAMBERT 4.36 EDU 3010 ENG 3010 TRINKAUS 4.46 WAHLERT 4.32 CHM 4900 PANITZ 3.99 VEGA . 4.72 SLAVIN 3.94 FRIEDES 4.71 BIO 1003L GIOANNINI 4.70 MCCLELLAN 4.08 FIN 4710 HSP 1003 MGT 4340 SWARTZ 4.69 NIU 3.94 PODELL 4.81 TUCKER 3.40 CIS 1357 . ENG 3015 MISCHEL 4.63 RODRIQUEZ-M 4.53 MSC 2061L I' EDU 3020 BIO 1005 ANDRUS 3.91 GLUCK 4.26 orroo 4.47 TRAVERZO 4.95 MGT 4400 PARKER 4.86 MOSES 4.51 KRAUT 3.19 ANDOSHKINA 4.45 FARRELL 3.69 ENG 3020 FIN 4720 HSP 3006 MSC 3016 EDU 5001L MGT 4430 ATHERLY-WAR 4.62 HELFT 4.10 SCOTTO 4.10 MARTELL 4.33 TRAVERZO 4.74 SWARTZ - 4.71 UZOAGA 4.91 BANE 4.09 BRIND 4.36 MOLLETTE 4.54 ENG 3025 FIN 4750 IDC 4050 MSC 3024 EDU S003L DIKEAKOS 4.19 ROSLYN 3.76 TODD 4.30 RAKOTOMOVO 4.60 TENENBAUM 4.67 TOMASELLO 3.67 REIS 4.59 4.70 GELFOND 4.56 SALCEDO 4.18 ', TICKER FEATURES NOVEMBER 26, 1997 17 TICKER FACULTY EVALUATIONS NOVEMBER 26, 1997

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" A Chat with Rob Rowe of Cause & Effect. / By Syed A. Bokhari you think about the recent re­ The group Cause & Effect emergence of "electronic music" formed back in 1989, and since : into the American mainstream? that time, they've produced a couple of alternative radio and Rob: TRIP was released just as club hits, such as "It's Over the music industry decided that Now," "What Do You See," and Seattle was what they were go­ "You Think You Know Her." De­ ing to sell to the public and at a spite their accomplishments the' time that radio decided that band has been through it's ups­ anything remotely electronic n t i re A a d- downs;swi ch n g cor d 'was out. This was a had combi­ companies arid the death of co­ nation for a band like us. We founder Sean Rowley. All this, . managed to get "It's Over Noto" however, has only made them into the top.IOO on the alterna­ stronger. With their new re­ r , t tive charts but then the doors lease, Innermost Station, we ~ closed completely. It's 'nice to find the group back on the indie ] hear some variety on the radio t';\ scene from which they emerged, g; again and the whole bringing forth their most varied . ~ "electronica" movement is great and diverse release to date. I ~ for electronic artists but I'm not managed to have a chat with ~ sure if we fit into the electron­ the trio's vocalist and guitar ~ ics category being songwriters. ...,Q) ~ player, Rob Rowe. He said he ::l "may have had a bit too much 8 Sy: Have any of you guys been wine," but he still managed to involved in any other projects? answer some questions... Cause & Effect in effect. Rob: Keith has been working on Sy: Cause & Effect has had to carry but I'm glad we did it that Rob: I'd be a hypocrite to say some club stuff with Dania from face many obstacles in its time; way. We had become too depen- that technology and commer- Anything Box and has done getting dropped from Zoo, Sean dent on record companies and cialism are destroying us when some remixing. Rich has been Rowley's untimely death...what managers to run things for us I'm now using the internet as doing some producing for a Sac­ keeps you guys going? and they weren't doing a very the primary means to sell our ramento band called The .good job. . records . but there are a few Adored and some programming Rob: I think that what keeps us things about our modern society for a Dallas band called Aeon. going is the love of creating Sy: How would you compare the that get under my skin. One of I've been working on songs for music together. There have sound and feel of Innermost those is the suburban shopping C&E and an instrumental side been several times in the his- Station to Trip or Another mall and everything that they project that I may release some- tory ~fC,~,E when i~ s eemed . Minu~e~" . ._ .represent,.. They're the modern day if it feels r ight. that things'were OVe!- but some- £ . ' day ·e~th.eJi.alB.:"k-pla~>to'wor- .. ..., - -""'" '- thin gaI wayscame'aftmgwtrerr·-""Rl'>"b-:·This-:"'atbum-is'-defilriteiy--a'- ship' 2\-meriea's god .. met!ey ~,, __S-y;.AnyfllJ.uI:e. p Ians? A. tour we needed it to keep things go- departure for us in many ways.' . 'I'herea'reso many tli~'t work to perhaps? ing. We're all good enough to We recorded a lot of the drums consume and for 'what? A big­ put out music by ourselves but live and tried to incorporate ger TV, a shinier car? I'm not Rob: We're going to concentrate what I love is when I see a demo more of my guitar playing into sure that "Real?" fits into this on building a relationship with I've put together become so the mix while still displaying but this is definitely at the core Liquefaction and see where 1MS much more because of Keith our love of analog synths. I of "Generation." • takes us. We have about 20 and Rich's work on it. We work think there is less of a. dance other songs ready to record so well together because we all influence on this one which is a Sy: What would you say the we'd like to start on the next nave strengths that the others reaction to the band being la­ band's major musical influences album before the end of 1998. don't have. bel e d ra dance band by Zoo are? We've always had huge gaps which led to our publicity being between albums. We're trying By: Without label backing, how centered around that. We've al­ Rob: There are so many and we to change that and since we're BUYING A·CGMPUIER JUST GOTEA5EIL was the 'making of Innermost, ways felt.sbrange about that la­ tried to' let more of them show in complete control again it will be a lot easier. DESKTOP NOTEBOOK Station different than with your bel since we consider ourselves through on 1MS. 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Microsoft. and Windows are regIstered trademarks of MIClosoh Corporation Dell, the #1 WINTEl PC SUPPLIER Dell logo, latitude. and OptiPlex are registered trademarks of Dell Computer Corporation ©1997 Dell Computer Corporation. All rights reserved, TO EDUCATION.\ We gonna be out in a few anyway. Who'sgonna handle this when we gone, baby?! 24 TICKER ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT NOVEMBER 26,1997 TICKER ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT· NOVEMBER 26,1997 25 •• .-. . • • an...... • 1 IS' ersus ere By Manny Rodriguez overwhelmingly original or smart Bruce Willis as the bad guy. It By Manny Rodriguez but it does not insult your intelli­ always is strange to see a big star, gence the way most action movies There's no more disgust­ who has establishedhimselfas the ing thing when dealing do in the '90's. Most of the events good guy onscreen, suddenly play are logical and as we watch Willis' With artthan plagiarism. against type. Sometimes, there is But what's even more Jackal work to assemble all the a fear that the audience can't take things he requires for his' hit, we atrocious is biting, be­ it. A perfect example would be can'thelp but be engrossed by the cause it is a way to wea­ Alfred Hitchcock's Suspicion. Star­ sel your way around, process. ring Cary Grant an d Joan straight copying without Willis, in terms ofhis acting, has Fontaine (who won a Best Actress creatinganythingoriginal always been the best among the Oscar for her performance), the on your own. Unfortu­ action. heroes. In fact, Willis is in film was about Fontaine's suspi­ nately, biting is common reality a damn good actor who hap­ cion surrounding her new hus­ in all art forms and nowa­ pens to make some duds like ev­ band. Grant is brilliant as the days, socalled artists find ery other star in Hollywood with cagey, seemingly conniving hus­ it excitingand prosperous the exception ofTom Cruise (Cock­ band and all evidence seems to (i.e. Puffy). tail?). Anyway, he plays the Jackal lead to the ultimate conclusion: Anastasia, Fox's entry as cold and unemotional yet a man Grant is the villain who is going to in the animation movie who takes pleasure in his work, try to kill his wife. And this was market, is not a bad movie which is exactly what is required. at all. In fact, it is enter- Anya (center) bears a strong resemblarace to the young Russian princess inthe portrait. ,the original, intended ending. Yet, The realest performance is from the studio was concerned about _.Diane Venora who plays a Russian taining. Filled with won­ Grant's image and how audiences derful animation and Major who is working with the would respond to this most classic beautiful artwork, it fol­ FBI. Sidney Poitier plays an FBI of leading men being thebad man. lows the story of a Rus­ director well enough. His classical sian princess who gets Instead the ending was changed movements seem out of place in a separated from her fam­ and Grant was actually good all modern action flick (or any mod­ ily because ofthe curse of along and the movie, subsequently, ern flick) yet his vocal intensity the evil Rasputin (voiced will always be a classic with an and believability can't be ques­ by Christopher Lloyd). asterisk. tioned. He's still one of the best Ten years later, with the The Jackal is not a classic with actors ever to appear onscreen. Finally, the big surprise is Richard help of Dimitri (John an asterisk. It also does pit Willis Gere. The problem with Richard Cusack) and Vladimir as the bad man. A professional as­ Gere is that he has'charisma and (Kelsey Grammer), sassin with a perfect record, who' .- is assigned to kill someone very &5 he knows it so he spends entire Anastasia (Meg Ryan) is important in the United States. No And what?! Bruce Willis is The-J(l,ckal. films smirking his ass off. Here, he brought back to her fam- one in the FBI knows what he looks onlysmirks when necessary and he ily..A lot of stuff is in the ,. like so they seek out the only re­ comes across as sly, knowing and middle and being that -(I. to r.) Vladimir~:AnyaapdJ)iDUtriagreetojourney to Paris in AnCl8t~a. most of you have seen '-" ., '. .' ." - '-, -- maining person who can ID him. charming. His Irish accent is also Unfortunately, the FBI doesn't :>'effective because it is not over­ Disney cartoons before.T, know wherethiswomanissotherr ' ~-statt~··-bttt underneath his words' don't need to tell it to you. • .._-.J. only shot is to ask her former lover; _.- which 'makes it sound verynatu- Among the voices, Ryan IRA sharpshooter Declan r al. Gere and Willis don't have and Cusack provide nice l\·1ulqueen, where she is. much dialogue but they manage to work as the leads. Their Mulqueen, in fact has seen the paintvivid enough pictures oftheir characters have a nice Jackal and he ends up helping the characters that sustain us. chemistry and we can see rehashed all of this but I'm Particularly potent is the final the emotions on their FBI. I sure you got this from the commer­ sequence, though the climax will faces because this cartoon cials. But after all of that, the not be surprising and elements of is drawn that well. it maybe disappointing. Neverthe­ (Cusack, by the way, is search is on. less, d.irector Michael Caton-Jones starring in Midnight in This movie is a lot like Heat. We has provided a respectable and the Garden of Good and see the criminal planning his big entertaining if not dazzling re­ Evil and after the success score (in this case, hit) and we see working of The Day of the Jackal. ofGrosse Point Blank and the various steps the authorities But for a better movie like this, the crappy Can Air, he take to track him down. The script, which is adapted from the 1973 Richard Gere (r.) listens to Sidney Poitier's proposal in watch the original, or rent Heat. may be making some real The Jackal. power moves in Holly- ., film The Day OfThe Jackal, is not wood soon). The other Anya and Dimitri fall in love in Anastasia (as ifyou didn't know?!). voice talents work to bring this decently writ­ New·York is boring. • • ten story to life. Hank Azaria (The box office since the success of The Birdcage), who does voices for The Lion Kingandtheircompanydoesn't Simpsons, provides comic relief as exactly stress originality and artis­ And so is Midnight in the Garden ofGood and Evil. the voice of Bartok, Rasputin's bat tic risk taking. Nevertheless, what By Manny Rodriguez Christmas party. Jim Williams is a room scenes are quite good and lots of SIdekick. Other talents include Fox. a successful movie company on At one pointinthis new movie, pro­ wonderful character. Playedbyone of the dialogue throughoutthis movie is Bernadette Peters. Kirsten Dunst its own, has done is copy them for ducedanddirectedbyClintEastwood, Hollywood's greatest talents, Kevin strong and intelligent. Eastwood's di­ and Angela Lansbury (a Disney no other reason than money. They John Cusack's character says, ''New Spacey(AKAKeyser Soze), wefeel the rection is sure handed and takes ad­ character is reduced to nothing more staple) _If anything, you will enjoy want the money in the animation York is boring," as he is trying to ex­ immense presenceofthis man who is vantage of the beauty of Savannah. thanwhat I was doing; sittingaround this film because of the talent behind movie market (which is really the plain why he wants to stayin Savan­ one of the most distinguished in Sa-. What hurts this movie is its fascina­ and watching what was around him. it and the accurate detail with which family movie market, the ultimate nah, Georgia. He stays because the vannahsociety. Everyonecrossestheir tionwithitssupportingcharacters. Ul­ He asks lots ofquestions and figures Disney they followed the formul a. money geyser) and considering that people he meets are weird, puzzling fingers inhopes thatthey'llbeinvited timately,there's.jUst toomanyofthem. outsome things buthe is the leastin­ But it won't stay in your heart the the formula itself is in decline, who and colorful. This film is 2 hours and tohis parties. Buthislover(playedby The various members ofSavannah volved main character I've ever seen way a real classic or even original is to say how much Anastasia will , 35 minuteslongsbutlcouldn'texplain Jude Law of Gattaca) is extremely society pop in and out and' most of ina movie, Andthebestcharacter,Wil­ .. film does. make. I usually never discuss mov­ these characters to you because they hostile and -demanding. Mer the them are just Southern fried cliches. liams, really is not in.much ofthe In film history. no one has attached ies in monetary terms yet this movie . ' all seem like cliches to me. I don't re­ party, Williams has killed him and 'The most blatant would be.the Lady movie, the word classic to their work and on Iy allows me to speak of dough Cha­ allyunderstandwho they are. Infact, claims itis selfdefense. Chablis (portrayed by the real MulrrJght in the Garden ofGoodand ahused it so much as the Disnev because that is all they worked for. blis). She is man who is a "female I don'tknowwhatthis movie is trying What ensues is Cusack's character, a Evil isa failure becauseit provides us company. They make a Winnie the For you, all I can say is that ifyou impersonator." Hercharacterisjusta everything and anything imaginable to he. John Kelso, proposingto write a book Po oh In u g and it's a cIass i c. need a place to take the kids where regurgitation of every gay cliche WhatI knowisthatit'sbasedonthe about Williams' story and we watch aboutSavannah only on the surface. Pocahontas. classic, The Hunchboch they'Il be quiet for 90 minutes, take knowntomankind.Initiallysheishu­ nonfictionnovelofthesametitlewrit­ himgatherfacts for-Williams' defense The mostlovedqualityaboutthebook of Notre Da m e, classic, Hercules. them to see Anastasia. It's a Fox morousbuteveryscenesheisindrags isthatwelearnandunderstandwhat ten byJohn Berendt,which has been and meetstrangecharactersalongthe classic. The Lion King. classic-you movie in Disney clothing. And like too longwiththeideathat.sheissome­ isbehindeverythingweseeinSavan­ The amusing bat, Bartok, provides comic reliefand on the bestseller list for quite some way. Themurdertrialitse1fis a simple get the point. They' have a tiringfor­ Disney stuff, it's getting tired al­ how scene stealing where, in reality, nah. Watching this movie is likelook­ numerous marketing possiblities for Fox. time. The story revolves around the casewithgoodconflictthatis stretched mula that has been sinking at the ready. she is scene chewing. John Cusack's ingata postcard. murder ofJim Williams' lover after a outfor muchtoo long.Theactualcourt- I TICKER ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT NOVEMBER 26, 1997 27 26 TIC~R ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT NO~V~EM~B~ER~26~,~1~9~9~7~~~~~~~~~ •• Young Professionals ICS Career Evening 4 Artist: Curve Album: Chinese Burn E.P. - - '. -.' .. '.-- -'-., ---'. . -. j~~ he Baruch College Labeh Universal Records "< 'j Rating: 000o~ ;LN1···.··Cl:::B.B ~, s. ',_., ·.. <' .j Early Learning Center is Wow! I almost had an orgasm .~ , listening to this! The Chinese Burn E.P. is the first official having their release from Curve in a little over a year since the duo re­ THE STEVEN L, NEWMAN united in 1996. It's a remix col­ Annual Book Fair Sharp Stylez, the newmix tape from DJ°$incere...... ­ REAL ESTATE INSTITUTE lection of the title track, plus Artist: DJ Sincere . - two more songs. Curve's music Album: Sharp Stylez is way ahead of it's time - hard Label:. (Independent) Rating: ~~...... ~. beats with layered electronic . ~:.~~~~. ... effects, aggressive bass lines, Evetyyounghip'hop DJ' today try­ Wednesday December 3, 1997 and guitar distortion reminis­ ing to enter realm of mix tape cent of old-style Jesus and entreprenuershipisalwaysinfor a big OPEN HOUSE f« the new BSDEGREE IN REAL ESTATE AND Mary Chain. It no wonder that __ surprise. It's a business and it has bands like Garbage have been nothingto do with DJing, hip hop or a biting off their sound (Butch dope tape. DJ Sincere, who along METROPOLITAN-DEVELOPMENT combined with , YOUNG Vig even admits to being with P-Love, host Solovibes on heavily influenced by Curve). Baruch'sWBMBradioeveryTuesday PROFESSIONALS CAREER EVENING Included are two alternate from 8 - 9pm, is no stranger in work- "original" versions of "Ch.inese -_ingthe wheels ofsteel. With orwith­ Burn" - the Flood Mix and the 4:30-1_ (Not.: this session begillS 1hour "*than _ _out a mixer, Sincere hasblessed a se­ Steve Osborne Mix. The Iat.ter, lect few with previous mix tape edi­ which appears in the video, is _ tions including The Turntable Assas­ Meet {over COW and pizza}: my favorite of the two because sin , where his sample of "dynamite" it's much more raw and aggres­ scratched into The DweUas "Main Erik Schmall sive. The Flood Mix, co-pro­ Aim"reallyenhancedthesongincred­ duced by Tim Simenon (who's ib~ SincereisaversatileDJwho with af Incr also worked with Bomb the_ his new release, Sharp $tylez, gives Auistant Dir,ctor Julien Jt Studl.y, Bass and Depeche Mode), is us wliat the best and more popular too clean - but still good. Paul DJsgive.He·doesthiswithout·giving who will host aroundtable discussion about t Van Dyk's Forbidden CityMix us few ofthe bad elements oftoday's turns this dark song into a ten mix tapes. Inmuch ofthe same vein CDmmtreial ftN' Estlff Brok."g. and minute clubby dance track ­ as Doo Wop and Clue (yes, he does with only wisps of Toni­ , '~Sometliirig 'good) ; Sincere blesses us ;~4!t-. JI.I.iJ.-~- ... .. - ... - "':' ~ ~"~""",,,~ ;~r_._, Halliday's _v oca Is. Al~ho_~gJ':1 • .. ':. With~J~..techno-side of exclusive cuts. Despite the similari- Christmas gifts. rtal estate industry. things, and it actually reminds . tiesSincerehas to thebetterandpop­ me of the Curve song "Falling ularDJs(1havenoCluewho theyare), Our fair will offer aw~e selection of children's books Eree." The final track income he does have intangibles that are *Learn about different kinds of real estate jobs "Cleat" is actually a bit of a sur­ unique to him. He actually scratches, from infancy to 6th grade. prise, or at least a shift in cuts and blends all on the same tape. fAsk questions auoutwhef you would be doing en the day you start W~ . . - gears. The beat sounds a bit like' The height of his talent show is on Proceeds to benefit ~he chi~ren of the Baruch College Blur's "Song 2." It's lyrically , Rakim's "New lbrk" which is a dis­ -Meet Doth recent coliege graduates and the prime young leadership of simple, and the production is play of excellent cutting, scratching ChlkLcare program. .- __ less "slick" as compared to the and turntable technique. Sincere is real ,state industry . other tracks, proving that diver­ trolythedefinitionofthe "scratch"DJ si ty is still a factor in Curve's as he cuts with a ferociousness that sound. This E.P. is a great ignites the listener. This DJing is be­ YOUNG PROFESSIONALS CAREER EVENJNGS teaser for the band's new album cominga lostartand Sincereis one of MrMl.t-.~,uuy. due out in early 1998. The only an endangered species. Ifyou would problem is, that now that I've like to contributeto theDyingDJFund been teased - what do I do 'ti1 A collection previously releasedCurveLpcoVers includiilg start by calling (917) 505-7261 and 5:30-7:00 RM. September 1997.May 1998 then?! (top to bottom) Pubic'Fruit, Doppelganger, Radio Se_ioJI,JI and purchase OJSincere's Sharp Stylez. -Syed A. Bokhari Cuckoo. -Edward Rodriguez \ 28 TICKER ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT NOVEMBER 26,1997 ! v':-- TICKER ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT NOVEMBER 26, 1997 29 ~. /!o- W &i ; .. iB W &i &i CD aD 4 1:3 =3 =3 =3 t:3 t:3 =3 4- ;> s:: s:: 0 s:: • I:: ..., IoC ..., ..., ..., ..., ..., ..., ..., ... 0 0 0 0 ....= ....= = 0 "0 0 0 CD II' CD CD CD ~ ...... = = CD CD s» s» ~ ~ .... " ~ ~ ~ ...... ~ .... as ~ ~ .-c as as as as .. as CD III CD CD CD CD CD CD CD .-c .-c as as cd = .-c .-c .-c ======CD CD CD -CD CD ...... 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The Fed collapes and a hopeless world turns to the church (The roar of a nuclear .fisson engine). I'm on it Avalon, and Astounded by her serene embrace The sound ofher breadth for guidance, and ~o the moarchyof the Unified Utopian Alliance need the skimatics for the floor plans of the Metropolitan Mu­ Chastity bestowed upon me in everygrace assures me there is no death is formed. But in times of great corruption comes great heros. seum... Her love enveloped me, felt in every place Her fountains flow no and whence. And from Bishop's Kain's mad monarchy came SLAINE, The Eu­ Her breast ofconception I fathomed on her face In many multitudes genics Project gone wrong which ended the life of RAINE, a lone This is officer Somsiri! I have mutiple causalties! 13 cops are Earth offers us herpulchritude hero who fought against Kain's army. But a new player known down! I need back up- now! 1 transcend into the deep abyss The sun's Omniscient sight, The moon's sentient light only as KNITE had destroyed a large shipment of a drug called Refreshed by her bountiful ocean The sunssoulful site, The moons mystic might Lyph, and the Baruch SI asher is now going to claim another vic­ Please press 1 if you need assistance, press 2 if you are in grave confused by her endless sky Creations splendor radiates in mygirth . tim... danger, or please wait on hold ifyou wish to donate to Police Char­ 1 reach for her in a clear blue nights cry The sunbeams ofher tender surrounds myearth. ity Fund... caressed by her bodypleasured by hersoul I breathe the flames ofherpassion Your the most prettiest one yet my little lamb. Of all of my she touches me in heavenly bliss The garments ofherplanets serenade victims, I saved you for last. I've stalked you for months on' this Ha! Ha! Look what we have here Raul. It's a chica cop. I say upon a gentlegood nights kiss Nature's music marches in herparade campus. I've stolen intimate articles of clothing from your locker. we... 1 am one, I am all, 1 am none I've slept in your bed while you were in class. I've dressed in I blaze, 1conceive, L the sun As I ascend towards infinite space your clothes while you are away at work, and your scent gives me With a blur of the human eye, his head is severed off by a flash Time and space become one Transcends allthings timeandplace the urge to play out my sadistic insane fantasies. And tonight I of lightning. In realizing that one of their own had fallen, both . .. nse, nse, rtse want you to share something with me (the gleam of a knife), your gangs turn there fire upon a common foe. KNITE. Knouiledge 1 thirst for At the summit there is no demise heart, soul, love, inside and out. HA! HA! HA! HA! Myself, .1find at its core Our mother covets noguise . As a thousand shells fall from their guns, so did the body count. . .. I drink from earths bounteous breast nse, nse, rtse As he lunges towards her, Mimi remembers her Freshman SUI­ A car heads straight towards him, and superhumanly he flips over Mountain tops, Ocean floors, I am at its crests My bosom beats to mother's cries vival class, she quickly finger jabs him in the eyes, kicks him in the car while firing at the same time and killing both its driver My blood burns like fire I bathe in her blithe Air the groin, and begins to scream FIRE! FIRE! to attract atten­ and others. As another man charges at him with a machete, a My soulyearns with desire The currents ofthe universe circulate through me tion. But the Slasher is to overcomed by his desire for the kill, so single ion blade pops from one of his gauntlets and he guts him Her intellect feeds mybeing Empirically manifests within me its empyrean he pins her to the bed. With one hand he tries to silence her hut between the ribs while charging the man up with an unknown My spirit ceases seething Her divine synergism clothes my wear she bites him, so he strikes her hard across the face. She begins" energy so that when he hurled the carcass at other shooting gang­ Nourished with vivacity Her warm hearth heartly felt within me to cry as he slashes her night gown open... But then all of thee sters, the body exploded like a bomb killing another 7. And soon Potent with audacity She extends her hand, beauty burgeons in sudden something crashes through the window and he gets off of gang reinforcements arrived, but to no avail they were added to Constructing construing life's book ofverses my soul, all things alien her to confront a new victim with shining eyes of red maddness. the body count as well. Then the impossible happens. One guy My thoughts conceptualizes into universes sublime is shoots a bazzoka at him an there is a huge explosion which .only Complexity, Magnitz.uk, ATnbiguity,.litespresence my toll Correction: The sharp crack of an 'synergy whip cuts through the air'; and leaves his trench behind; I commence comprehension ofquintessence the Baruch Slasher falls dead to the ground groping his crotch My soul is cleansed We would like -to area and whines like a "pig-." A--sf~irtled"~blif-sliglitty~bl'\lised-Mimi Yeah! I just snuffed"out- the K-NITE~N()wI'm-themoan! - Who Exuberance! How glorious our union My mind is open thank Xero gra­ is at the same time thankful and fearful of her savior. What is the hell dares now to challege me now?! C'rnonbring on any gang! My Body is Bare your name? Heh, heh, nice trench that bastard wore. Hmmm perfect fit too. My spirit is Free ciously for last Did You Ever Love Someone? You did good tonight girl I heard your screams, but you gave Then gh ostily 2 hands emerge from with the darkness of the My soul is Forever week's poem, me enough time to get here. I am known as VENDETTA. In a trench and snaps his neck in 2 folds of a crack. As KNITE emerges Did you ever love someone My Mind is clever flash, the Cuny Police storm into the room and apprehends the from within his multi-dimensional unit, he is suddenly struck and know he didn't love you? My Body 1 Treasure Winds 0 Scream. Slasher, but her savior disappears with the night wind as well. from the back by someone and falls to the ground. A tall mysteri­ My Spirit 1 Endeavor ous woman towers over him with a very sharp sword. Did you ever {eel like crying At the aerial Utopian Castle, Judas, what is your report on and think what good would it do? 3/95 . the Parousia Objective? How is the army preparing for this great Who the freak'in bloody hell are you? The Xena conyentions -TommyLau quest of mine? Do you what it would mean if were to posess these were over years ago babe... Did you ever look into his eyes 7 Talismans? Are you in complete wonderment of the powers that and say a little prayer? god shall grant me in delivering this pathetic world as a sacrifice Insolent welch! I am known as VENDETTA. And I have been Face in the Dark to him? summoned here to stop your mayhem once and for all KNITE. Did you ever look into his heart Editors' And you bring much disgrace to the clan ofAsenio with that mask and wish that you were there? Note: Wander out ofthe darkness, The Parousia Objective shall be ready within the next 4 days. you bear upon your face. 1 flip the switch to be blinded The army is fully armed for any confrontation we shall face in Did you ever see him walking We would like By some bright artificial sun. the course of this quest of yours .Biahop Kain. And are you also Wait! The markings on your mask! How can that be possible?! with his eyes down low? As I look into the jagged a ware of the curse of the 7 Talisman my lord? .. The women clan known as the Guild ofAnsatsusha were all killed to thank" Glass reflection ofmy twin, when Kain first took over?! Did you ever whisper to yourself 1 sense the murkiness Meanwhile, back at Belvedere Castle in Sentrel Park... KNITE, UOh God, I love him so?" Kiro, Upon my maskless face. I have installed a new device within the folds ofyour trench. The As they engaged in traditional clan combat, then remaining TonunyLau, As I place some white foam unit is called a Time Slash, a time.space dimension teleporter gangs flee for there lives as Bishop Kain's Black Copters filled Did you ever fall in love my friend Upon my shattered face, which literally cuts through the fabric of time and space and al­ thesky bringing more of his reinforcements to play in the game. and find it doesn't pay? Melissa, The gleam ofa poigant razor, lows its traveller to reach another destination within mere sec­ brings back memories of her onds. But the unit is still in its experimental stages, I have not Look lady. I have no quarrel with you guild woman. I fight Love is fine, but it hurts so much April gentle hands which once graced field tested it yet. against the evil which destroyed your clans people. (POW!) and the price is high to pay across my face in the warm steam. 00000000000000 that had to hurt. Estrada, She had removed the darkness from Let get this right Avalon, with this device, your Time Slash,. If I choose between life and death my face with such timidpassion. can actually transport someone from another location like from You dare strike a guilds woman?! You second rate guilds man! I know I'd choose to die Chanti, The sweet smell ofher flouierly hair. Ruters University up in upstate NY to Disney Land in Florida? And the precision ofher kisses. ., That's way cool! Hey, if I'm being attacked by some crazy bitch weilding pretty I try to tell myselfdifferent Honeybee A drop reddness fallen my angelic pond. sharp Ginsu knives, you better know I bite back. All of the sud­ But who am I to lie? and Khadine Another thing ofbeauty tainted. To be precise, no. The Time" Stash has a limited range of 5 dena whip lashes out at his mouth. (OUCH!) You that actually And she disappears from miles due to its low energy of dihydrogen oxide matr-ix. And I do hurt?! So when I say don't {all in love De Paiva for the mirror ofsteam. not know the configuration of how many people or the amount of you'll be hurt before you're through A splash ofcold holy water, objects you can 'port back with you. I just picked this up on a Very well KNITE, you seem to take this as some joke. Then I'll submitting But it doesn't wash away the sins. wide band frequency. There appears to be a gang war on the lower smile when I kill you.i. You see my friend, I ought to know The darkness will come back. I fell in love with you. their excel­ And I must live with it. lent work. Wri te for Arts CalI Manny or Edward at 802 -6800. -Melissa -Kiro The Invisible Samurai

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ByKbadine De Paiva tracedhisbloodlinetoKingSolomon whowasthewisestruleroftheJews. My - He was coming offthe elevator as 1was just coming on. Something friend believes thatChristianpreachers havepervertedthe Scripturesto con­ '7 uias going to sue her for defamation ofcharacter, but 7 can take any pain. Try labor a couple oftimes." abouthimcaughtmyeye. Itwas nothisbeautifully-shapedandbroadAfrican. cea1 the fact thatAdam andJesus were Black. She believes in incorporating then I realized I have no character." Karleen Shields, USC women's basketball guard and nose. Nor was it his eyes that were almond- shaped and dark. It was his Black racial identityto theBible. Rastafarians alsobelieve in the smokingof -Houston Rockets forward Charles Barkley, on troubled . other oftwo, after hyperextending her knee. Dreadlocks. His were loose and flowing - -some thick, some thin. They were 'mariiwma becausethisisthe planttbatwasfoundgrowingonKingSolomon's Tonya Harding calling herself "the Charles Barkley of long andfell on his back and around his neck. All my lif~ I have seen people grave. Therefore, ganja(marijuana) is smokedin order to attain wisdom and figure skating" . with «headlocks and alwayswonderedaboutthespiritualsymbolism oflocks. spiritual-enlightenment. "A baseball player's idea of a successful triathlon is being I decided to strike a conversation with him. I didnottalkto myRastafariansister about the brotherI hadmetby able to run to third base '7{ we were any more passive, we'd be in a coffin." without paramedics." "Doyou have a religious reascnfor wearingdreadlocks?" I asked. the elevator. InsteadI decided to question anotherfriend ofmine. This par- -Hartford Courant sportswriter Alan Greenberg He looked at me with. a surprised. expression on his face and I in- ticular friend basinrorporatedAfrican.culture intohis wayoflife andthink­ -Former Boston Celtics coach Chris Ford, during a 1994 stantlyfelt embarrassedthatI hadaskedthe question. I sensed slighthostil- He also possesSes fhe oonfi~ that is associated with knowledge of losing streak . . mg. Broadcaster Barry Milligan got so caught up in announc­ ityfrom him. 'Self'. I questionedhim. ing the 1993 Gator Bowl that he fumbled his words. In­ 'Why do people always think that there is a religious reason for me 'Wouldyouconsider growingdreadkcks?,! MterOhio State defeated Indiana 23-17 to clinch a share wearing deadlocks?' He answeredtbat be would not because he does not follow or sub- stead of welcoming his audience to the Outback of the Big 10 championship. Buckeye quarterback Bob I gatheredfrom his response that he was not a Basta. He explained . scribe to the beliefsof theRastafarianreligion, orany:religionfQrthatmatter. Steakhouse. Gator Bowl, Milligan referred to the Hoyingwas so appreciativeofhis veteran teammatesthat thathegrewhisdreads becausehewantedtogo natural, His dreadlocks were He oontinued. -. .postseason game as the Outhouse Steakhouse Gator Bowl! anexpzession fA his passionforenmmpassinghis Blackculture and hisroots. "However:. ifyou believe in AIL the p1lars ofthe Rastafarian faith, he apparently forgot OSU is a four-year school. Hoying Hisdreadlocks weremoreofa culturalstatementratherthan a religious state- then absolutelynothingsbouldstopyoufrom growingyourlocks. Ifyouhave announced, "I'm really. happy for Coach Cooper and the Before becoming a respected college football analyst, mente Infact, I laterlearntthathe didnothave a religion. . . dreadlocks, then you mustbe a trueBasta. Otherwise, itjustbeoomes a style. guys who've been around here for six or seven years-espe­ I have seen him only a few times on campus. He greets meas one of And styles are fleeting, thatis, always changing." . cially our seniors." Beano Cook was director of sports information at the his "sistren". I call him. my "brother". Before I met my brother, I had always Hefurtherstated thatbecausehe does notbelieveintheRastafarian .University of Pittsburgh. Once, Cook handled a hot call associated dreadlocks.with the Rastafarian religion. Mybrother's views fur- religion, or any religion for that matter, he would not grow dreadlocks. He from a feisty female fan who wanted to know the names of The golf-crazed members of the Miami Dolphins trans ther sparked my interest in dreadlocks and rastafarianism. In my quest for continued. all 120 players on the Pitt roster-so she could score with more knowledge and clarification about this religion I culture, I decided to "Havinga strongsenseofAfricaisnotenough. To weardreadlocksyou formed a portion of their locker room into a nine-hole put each and every one ofthem. Like a true professional, Cook question one ofmy girlfriends who is a Rasta. must subscribe FULLY to the religion." ting coarse in 1993. Tight end Keith Jackson enjoyed th She hadthe innerstrengthandtoughness of a warriorwhile still pos- I reflectedonhiswords andtheywereinsharpcontrastto the beliefs cleared his throat and began: "Well, in alphabetical order, course, but was tabbed the team's worst putter. Jackso sessing the compassion tolove her brothers and sisters. She walked with her of another Rsatafarian sister I met recently. She calls herselfa modem-day starting at guard: Cook, Beano." back straight and her head upright, exuding confidence and elegance with Basta. I asked why she decided to take her Nazarene vows ( grow her . stated, "this is the sequel to White Men Can't Jump. It' everystep. Sheembracedherwomanhoodwithstrongarmsanda toughspirit. dreadlocks). She answered. called Black Men Can't Putt." She oftenstrivedfor simplicity- thisistheRasta'sway. Therefore, shestrongly "I likethe lifeitrepresents. A lifeofsimplicityandspiritualupliftment" emphasizes the beliefofliving for others rather than for 'self. She wore her I was confused by the term "modem-day" rasta. She explained that dreadlocks loosely or sometimes wrapped in a beautiful African cloth. Her shedoes notfollowall thebeliefs ofthefaith. Firstly, shedoes notbelieveinthe clothes were long andflowing, At times she drifted into a spiritual daydream smoking of ganja even though thisis an important ritual practicedin the with "Jah". It was at these times you could not disturb her. Basta's life. She explained that her body was a temple, Jab's gift, and so she Expansion Mania That day her locks were loose and draped around her neck. After would not desecrate it by smoking ganja. Secondly she does not wear long, some small talk ,I questioned her. flowing clothes. Furthermore, shewearsherlocks upwards ratherthanto the 'I'arnpaBay and Arizona enter the world of 'What is your religion?' I asked. .backofherhead. Despiteher certaindisbeliefs, shefirmly saysthatsheisstill "I am a Rasta. But it is a way of life rather than a religion." Rastafarian. MajorLeague Baseball. She went on to explain the history and some ofthe beliefs ofher reli- "Ibelieve in the wayof life thatthe Rasta strives for. EverydayI look Expansion t,~a_~~__a!"~o.Il their way for nextseason, these teams will look good but will they play up to fans expectations.? Remember The ·atmylocksandit·isa:testarnent·ofthespiritoalpathlhavechosen~ gion/way of life, Rastafarianism was started in the 1930's on the Caribbean Asitgrows World Champion- Florida--MarirIi-Sw-ere- 3n -expariSion'·"teifiiioilCltiri-t992.··Champio·nships·cost big money, wi'lleifher of theseteamsIay island ofJamaica. It was at this time, certainJamaicans began following and longer, itjustreaffirms mydecision 'andcloseness toJab.." ­ .' out that kind of money? listening to the teachings and principles of Haile Selassie, the late Imperial Itisevidentfrom myconversationsthattherearechanginganddiffer­ Majesty and Ruler of Ethiopia. The word "Rastafarian" was derived directly ingviews ofdreadlocks and.theRastafarianfaith. In fact these areonlya few. TEAM PLAYER POSe FROM TEAM PLAYER POSe FROM from Haile Selassie , whose original name was Bas Tafari. Haile Selassie Despite my friends' different views I felt theircloseness with theirAfrican cul­ First ROllnd Second round which means''Might ofthe Trinity" ruledasan absolute monarch, centralizing ture. I also know for a fact that they relate to Bob, Marley's sweet, musical 1. Devil Rays Tony Saunders LHP Florida 29. Diamondbacks Tom Martin LHP Houston Ethiopia and instituting a number of reforms including the abolition of sla- messages ofwisdom andlove. Whentheylisten to Bob(legendaIyRastafarian 2. Diamondbacks Brian Anderson LHP Cleveland 30. Devil Rays Brian Boehringer .RHP Yankees very. musician) his spiritual passion for Africa will float on the rhythms of their 3. Diamondbacks JeffSuppan RHP Boston 31. Diamondbacks OmarDaal LHP Toronto Rastafarians firmly believe that he is the Messiah. They have also souls,forever..... 4. Devil Rays Quinton McCracken OF Colorado 32. Devil Rays Mike Duvall LHP Fiorida 5. Diamondbacks GabA!varez 3B San Diego 33. Diamondbacks Scott Winchester RHP Cincinnati White Rose 6. Devil Rays Bob Abreu OF Houston 34. Devil Rays JohnLaRoy RHP Atlanta 7. Diamondbacks Jorge Fabregas C Chicago-AL 35. Diamondbacks CiintSodowsky RHP Pittsburgh I'm a white rose 8. Devil Rays Miguel Cairo 2B Chicago-NL 36. Devil Rays Jim Mecir RHP Boston standing all alone in the Garden 9. Diamondbacks Karim Garcia OF Los Angeles 37. Diamondbacks Danny Klassen SS Milwaukee UNTITLED My mother died when I was barely a stem Chan~ 10. Devil Rays Rich Butler OF Toronto 38. Devil Rays Bryan Rekar RHP Colorado Her caretakers did a lousy job In Time People 11. Diamondbacks Edwin Diaz 2B Texas 39. Diamondbacks Matt Drews RHP Detroit They didn't water or mold her for weeks at a time. 12. Devil Rays Bobby Smith 3B Atlanta 40. Devil Rays Rick Gorecki RHP Los Angeles DO I CONDEMN She became weak and her leaves fell to the ground. In the beginning 13. Diamondbacks Cory Lidle P Mets 41. Diamondbacks Todd Erdos RHP San Diego DO I CONDONE Before she died, she told me the road ahead is rough Everything was fine 14. Devil Rays Jason -Iohnson RHP Pittsburgh 42. Devil Rays Ramon Tatis LHP Chicago-NL ANEASYNO but, someday the right gardener will come along we often went out 15. Diamondbacks Joel Adamson LHP Milwaukee 43. Diamondbacks Chris Clemons RHP Chicago-AL MYMOUTH UITERS and he will treat me the way I deserve to be treated It was me you wined and dinned 16. Devil Rays Dmitri Young 1B Cincinnati 44. Devil Rays Kerry Robinson OF St. Louis BUTWHY THESE THOUGHTS She had a slow and painful death. But as time went on 17. Diamondbacks Ben Ford RHP Yankees 45.~ondbacks Dave Dellucci OF Baltimore OFHATRED After mother's death I changed garden Twice Everything changed 18. Devil Rays Esteban Yan RHP Baltimore 46. Devil Rays Steven Cox 1B Oakland OFREVENGE The first garden was gret, but I changed You seemed like a different person 19. Diamondbacks Yamil Benitez OF Kansas City 47. Diamondbacks Damian Miller C Minnesota AS I REMINISCE little did I know my nightmare was beginning Who would never be the same 20. Devil Rays Mike DiFelice C St. Louis 48. Devil Rays Albie Lopez RHP Cleveland IN SLOWMOTION I tried to hold on 21. Diamondbacks Neil Weber LHP Montreal 49. Diamondbacks Hector Carrasco RHP Kansas My new caretakers ill treated, and trampled on me -, FUTILEACCUSATIONS .•., For years I was tormented until I was taken to the memories we had . 22. Devil Rays BubbaTrammell OF Detroit City WORTHLESS EXPLANATIONS .. to my present location things that were so great 23. Diamondbacks Jason Boyd RHP Philadelphia ·50. Devil Rays Jose Paniagua RHP . Montreal A USELESS APOLOGY At this garden my life is fulfilling Turned out to be so bad 24. Devil Rays Andy Sheets SS Seattle 51. Diamondbacks Hanley Frias SS Texas I CARRY WITH ME The caretakers are the right ones It wasn't easy 25. Diamondbacks Brent Brede OF Minnesota 52.. Devil Rays Carlos Mendoza OF Mets A DOUBTFUL PERCEPTION All my friends are ofdifferent plants But it had to be done 26. Devil Rays Dennis Springer RHP Anaheim 53. Diamondbacks Bob Wolcott RHP Seattle OF MY EXISTENCE I'm hoping that the right gardener my mother with you I couldn't stay ...' 27. Diamondbacks Tony Batista SS Oakland 54. Devil Rays Ryan Karp LHP Philadel ANDMY CONVICTION told me about comes along and picks I knew I wasn't your only one 28. Devil Rays Dan Carlson RHP San Fran phia BURDENED... me someday. For now I'll stay fresh When you've done all you can do 55. Diamondbacks Mike Bell 38 Ariaheim DESTRUCTIONIN MIND and white. But that's just not enough MYSANITYATSTAKE You have to realize CONFRONTATION OF THE SELF You're carrying way too much Third Round I FELL ILL -Chanti When the day came i RandyWmn OF Florida 54. Diamondbacks Bryan Corey RHP Detroit MYBATI'ERED SOUL That you never knew L 57. Devil Rays Joe Randa 3B Pittsburgh 65. Devil Rays LukeWdcos OIP Yankees ININTERROGATION I was out the door 58. Diamcndbacks Terrell Wade LHP Atlanta 66. Diamondbacks Kelly Stinnett C· Milwaukee I FIND NOTHING. Never to look back at you. I 59. Devil Rays 60. Diamondbacks JesusMartinez LHP Los. Angeles 67. Devil..Rays. Herbert Perry IB Cleveland 61. DevilRays Aaron Ledesma SS Baltimore 68. Diamondbacks Chuck.McElroy LRP Chicago-AL I.1 -APRIL ESTRADA -Honeybee 62. Diamondbacks Russ Springer RHP Houston 69. Devil Rays Vaughn EsbeiJna D LRP Oakland 63. DevilRays Brooks Kieschnick· OF Chicago-NL 70. Diamondbacks ~Janzen BRP Toronto '. ~ .. ~ .. ' '...... -

.. ------FIve returning starters belong . toBaruch Collegeand 15thyearhead 1998 CUNYAC Men's Basketball Coaches Poll coach RayRankis. "We were 9-171ast year and the players have all im­ Predicted Order of Finish South Division proved individually, from last sea- . son;"said Rankis. "Our quarterfinal North Division 1. Hunter win versus Staten Island inthe . 1. Baruch ~)A 2. York CUNY Tournament was a wake up call to tell ourplayershow good they 2. John Jay ~ 3. Staten Island could be," beating a team that had 12 more wins than them. 3. Lehman ~ 4. Medgar Evers Amonghis experiencedstarting five is 6'1 shooter Scott Holloway 4. CCNY 5. Brooklyn (16.7 ppg),ajunior, and a soph. for­ ward, Len Mitchell (11.8 ppg). , But Tourna:ment Champion: Hunter? (We'll see about that!) the gluethat holds the team together is Joe Liberato, a 6'ljunior forward. "Pound for pound and inch for Preseason All-Stars inch, -Ioe might be the best player in . - CUNY in years/' said Rankis ' Name School Yr. POSe Rt. 1996-97 Stats Joe Liberato Baruch Jr. F 6'0 17.6 ppg, 8.5rpg, 2.9 apg

Glen RaIford John Jay Jr. F 6'2 19.9 ppg, 5.1rpg, 3.3 apg

Billy'furnage York Sr. G 6'0 10.5 ppg, 3.0 rpg, 1.6 spg

Brian PalacIo Hunter Sr. FIC 6'8 (1994-95) 12.7ppg, 8.6rpg

Brian Gasper Staten Island Sr. FIG 6'2 12.3 ppg, 5.5 rpg, 1.8spg

Most Valuable Player -Iohn Call Staten Island Sr. G 5' 10 14.6 ppg, 2.5 rpg, 5.1 apg 1998 CUNYAC Women's Basketball Coaches Poll Predicted Order of Finish North Division South Division 1. CCNY 1. Staten Island 2. John Jay 2. Hunter 3. Lehman 3. Brooklyn Back To The Old 4. Baruch 4. Medgar Evers Drawing Board 5. York Pre-seasonAlI-Stars School Yr. POSe Ht. 1996-97 Stats Emma Rivera CCNY Jr G 5'4 (95-96) 18.8 ppg, 7.0 rpg,7.4 spg Samantha Donaldson John Jay Sr. F 5'9 19.3 ppg, 9.2 rpg, 6.6spg Sayunara Lopez Lehman Sr. F 5'11 13.2' ppg, 17.0 rpg, 3.0 spg Suzette Henry Hunter Sr. F 5'7 (95-96) 17.6 ppg, 12.4 rpg Tara Gagliardo Staten Island So. G 5'7 8.8 ppg,3.9 rpg, 2.4 apg Most Valuable Player Ann Marie Stillman Brooklyn Sr. FIe 5'10 14.3 ppg, 9.0 rpg, 6.8 spg After a season ofstruggle, Baruch College has gone with a new approach in head mach Rick Swillinger. Thelongtime men'.assistantcoachwho served asinterimwomen's eoachatJohnJIlYas weD, hasfinally settled inwherehe started, atBarueh. TheYouthfullStateswomenwillrallyaroundfreshman guardNatalie1estamark, with added scoring expected from Springfield transfer-Dana Greco. -CUNYAC

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