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April 1. 1988 CONTENTS Volume 64. Number 19 Reportage 6 Rr l'( )KI h K checks out night spots ligei track to host invitalion.il What (Campus Safety is doing for you. tom morrow. Reproview 22 Packaged courses beginning fall 88. Departments Debbie Ciihson/Pretty Poison preview. Letters 4 RIT's PrioRITy provides service. .VIorrisey. f rom the Smith's, releases his Zodiac 11 The Big Bash April 15. Tib Ads 28 his awaited solo album. Bloom County 29 RITTSA holds Annual Banquet. Off Limits, not a regular Rambo flick. What's Happening 30 Features 15 & 19 Scoreboard 26 Cover: Sc ia[) H.ii Photo By: Laura Sell/ (ienesee Figure .Skaters heat up the ice. Baseball warms up for their season. REPROFILE A man like myself who had three daughters the little things in business or government. business majors. in college at once (only one now} learns They are the specialists: the engineers, the This technically-educated and specializ- something about education. It is expensive aceountant, the chembt, the production ed generation has been out in the work force some time now. and mixed verdicts but worth every dollar. I enjoyed it as much manager. What we need are the big wheeb to keep all the little wheeb in line, to lend and new conclusions have arisen. Ibis as if I had been going. I like the small liberal generation is seen as two dimensional; they direction to their work to be a guiding arts college. have true limititations and major corpora- star—and the liberal arts college is the best Starting in high school and up through tions are turning away from the specialist the higher echelons of learning, I think more prepararion for the men and women who and back to the generaiist Many corpora- emphasis should be placed on teaching the ran become leaders—who can light up the tions believe products of this mode of student how to be, and only after that should path ahead, and give it a touch of splendor. education rise to levels of incompetence he be taught how to do. If the student learns Yours, faster than the more traditionally educated. I hey fail at being a big wheel yet excel! at only how to type or keep books or be a doc- Crosby W. Magnusson, being a small wheel. Krica Wonnacott. dean tor, our high schools and colleges have fail- 1956, reprinted from a California of Middiebury (College, believes that newspaper column. ed. They have failed unless he also has felt students "would get more out of college if the touch of greatness as in King Henry, in Well, RI T is not a liberal arts college, and they were less career and money-driven." the dark of the early morning before Agin- it is no longer 1956. But let the ideas my None of this is absolute truth. There are court, heartening his little company of grandfather wrote about not be forgotten. many exceptions. .-Xfter manv visits to soldiers; or Winston (Churchill, when the .\ lot of things have changed since 1956. friends at other "liberal arts " schools, I skies were dark with enemy planes; or Davey I he cost of educ ation has skyrocketed and come away feeling there is something very Crocket in the Alamo; or Abraham Lincoln this has changed the way we think about exciting and interesting there. At parties and other social interactions are conversa- at Gettysburg. They have failed if the stu- college. We are taking majors and courses tions and discoveries that would never oc- dent has not spent time with George San- that are career training, not subjects one may genuinely be interested in. In your cur at RTI. I fee! like I missed something. tayana, Lin Yutang, Voltaire, Ruskin, time at KIT you can expect to take twelve Every time I drive home past the Homer, and felt a thrill of discovery as new to fourteen quick liberal arts cla.sses design- beautiful campus of Eisenhower College, it vistas of thought opened before him. Four ed for breadth and minimal depth. Depth is a grim reminder of these feelings. years at a liberal arts college gives the stu- takes time; no. we can't afford that. Eisenhower College was a small liberal arts dent opportunity to find himself, to know (;c)me Springtime, the dialog of inter- college on the banks of Lake Cayuga which who he really is, to set his guiding star while viewing seems to epitomize the RIT ex- RIT bought and subsequentlv closed in the great men of the past look over his perience; starting salaries, benefits, com- 1982. Today it sits vacant and is mysterious ly taken care of like the house in Burnt shoulder. In his future life it will give him pany locations, etc. Four to five years of Offerings. a defense against the petty things of life, for RI T, a couple of co-ops. internships, pick up the sheep skin, and depart to find out RIT serves a very unique purpose. We here, for a little while, he has lived among that what you spent your past five years have all chosen to attend this institution. the magnificent; and he will carry with him working towards, is not really what you By doing this we must also lake additional forever a little bit of the glow of greatness. want. personal initiative to further educate He will have gained perspective and his per- RIT is not alone among institutions that ourselves. Because of RIT's systemic re- sonal failures will appear small against the cater towards technical and specialized quirements, they cannot "educate" us. It downfall of Rome. career-oriented goals. It has been the trend doesn't stop at building six. or happy hour, He will be proof against fabe ideas, as of a plethora of institutions across the coun- but must be a continuum. (Crosby Magnusson never attended college, and he he will have studied history and noted how try to meet this technical education de regretted this, but he compensated by tak- these same ideas reappeared again and mand. According to Dr. Kennneth (ireen. associate director of the Higher Education ing his education upon himself. again and as many times failed. In his liv- Research Institute at the University of ing he will not be alone or without resources Uaiifornia at Los Angeles. "Between 1966 as he will have a great storehoue ofknowlege and 1985. the percentage of baccalaureate to draw upon. Ideas and Ideab he will have degrees awarded in traditional fields, and he will know what they mean in terms especially foreign language, went down of human happiness or agony. significantly." 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It is our own story, The Jew ish holiday of Pass(Acr, which begins not just some ancient history that we retell James A. Ferme at sundown this evening, has significance at Passover. Managing EdHor and meaning on a variety of levels. This Simeon Kolko Ellis J. Canal factor, perhaps best appreciated when one Director, HUM Foundation Executive Editor considers the various names which the holiday actually has. A Military Perspective Kris Argento The name Passover is taken from the I usually don't let people's opinions bother Senior Editor F.xodus story: during the tenth an ultimate me When I read your question of the week Nils AAorgan plague inflicted on the Pharoah to break his "What Do You Feel About The U.S. Military Copy Editor will, (iod passed over the Israelites and Presence in Honduras.^" I gt)t pretty miffed. Marco Abundo struck down only the Egyptian firstborn. The article is very one sided. It does not That night pharoah finally agreed to let the News Editors l(K)k like the RtPORlKR staff put much Israelites go; and ever since then, we gather Kris Lx)omis effort into presenting fair and equal togetlier on that night to commemorate that Manuel Rivera reporting. I am bothered by the people who time, to contemplate the meaning of being News WrHera walk around putting down the military and freed by the "mighty hand and outstretched David Martin all its actions. Most of these people know arm" of the Holy One Claudia Lastella nothing about the armed forces. Further The central meaning of Passover is more, they would never consider Joining the Feature Writers lilreration. and hence it is also called zeman Army, but are the first to wear surplus army Joe Marini heiruteinu—the holiday of our liberation. clothes. Mark Tiffany Another name for Passover is hag-ha aviv— I served in the Army for two years and Entertainment Editor the holiday of Spring. The Jewish calendar I am very proud of it. While I was never Lx>u Masella is set so that certain holidays always (Kcur in involved in anything like the soldiers in Entertainment Writer a particular season of the year. Thus, the Honduras, I can feel what they are going holiday of lil>eration is also the holiday of Doug Jerum through. They are doing what they feel is Spring not simply by coincidence but by Sports Editor right and good for America. Only to come design. Following the bleakness of Winter, Chris Martin back home and get criticized. everything is covered with the bursting forth The training they are doing is needed to Sports Writers of green life Similarly, a f)eople enshackled keep them ready to fight. Any g
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Vou may be wondering what Campus Safe- dorm tunnel area. When the suspects were without a license, and allowing intoxicated ty is doing for you besides ticketing your approached by the Campus Safety Officer, persons to continue drinking. In all three car. Here are some recent ac- one fled and the other remained. The se- cases, the proceeds as well as the alcohol complishments of theirs to ease your cond suspect was later located off campus were confiscated by the Department of curiosity: and returned to the Campus Safety Office Campus Safety. All cases are presently pen- On January 14, 1988, after an investiga- The New York State Police was called in dingjudicial action by the Department of tion into a fire in the dorms by the Depart- and after interviewing the suspects (both Student Affairs. ment of C^ampus Safety and the Monroe former RIT students), both were arrested It is illegal to conduct the dispensing County Sheriffs Office, an RIT student and charged with Criminal Trespass, 3rd of alcohol without a license and to sell was arrested and charged with Arson, 4th degree, a B Misdemeanor. alcohol to persons under 21 years of age, degree. The student involved was susf>end- If convicted on this charge, both in- according to the laws of the State of New ed from RI I the following day. dividuals can be sentenced to Monroe York and RIT. Arson. 4th degree, is an E Felony and County Jail for a term not to exceed 3 Campus Safety has apprehended if convicted, the perpetrator can he months. several suspicious people in the dorms sentenced to no less than one year in In the past three weeks, the Depart- and in the parking lots recently. If you see prison, not to exceed four years. ment of Campus Safety has investigated 3 anything suspicious, don't hesitate to call On January 29. 1988, at approximate separate reports of unregistered and il- (Campus Safety at 475-3333 and report the ly 5:00 a.m., a (Campus Safety Officer legal parties in the apartment areas. The incident. You can help make RIT a safer ohserved two individuals attempting to violations included selling alcohol to place to live and work. • pry open a laundry room door in the minors, selling alcoholic beverages The Bash is For Everyone
If you were here last year, perhaps you people that join in. The remaining T-shirts p>erforming high energy new- rock. The Big noticed a huge ballon butterfly floating in will be sold during the day. Bash planning committee is hoping that front of the College Union, and maybe you From 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. a variety of faculty and students will attend this event wondered what it was for and why it was goods and services will be sold in the Ck)l- together. During this Happy Hour WITR there. It was the signpost for the first an- lege Union. For every item bought, a is sponsoring an album raffle, and albums nual Big Bash at RIT. balloon is to he placed under a parachute from the jukebox will be raffled off as well. The Big Bash is an all day event that is located next to the library. For fifty cents Topping off the evening will be a Varie- taking place on Friday, April 15. It was a balloon can also he donated in your ty Show. This show is to take place from 8 thought up with three main purposes in name. At 4 p.m. the sculpture and donated p.m. to II p.m. in the College Union mind. The primary goal is to improve stu- balloons will be released together. A table Cafeteria and the faculty has donated two dent/faculty relations. The second pur- will be set up, during this time, where Big hundred T-shirts to the first two hundred pose is as a fund-raiser for charities both, Bash T-shirts will be sold and AIDS students and faculty that show up together. on and off campus. Improving students' brochures will be given out. Also available This event is a chance for any student, spirit towards activities on campus is the will be raffle tickets where three winners faculty member, or group to show off their third function. It is the hope of the Big will be able to take the place of Fred Smith. talent. Those who participated in last Bash planning committee that through a Elaine Spaull and Preston Herring for the year's show had a great time, and enjoyed variety of activities and events these goals day. seeing student and faculty in a different will be achieved. From 11 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. free cookies way. Interested parties can obtain a Through this year's events, two and coffee will be offered in the College registration form at the College Union In- charities are to benefit. One of them, an Union Cafeteria. The theme of this event formation Desk. RIT organization, is the Student Emergen- is a fifties revival and there will be a WCMF radio station will be providing cy Loan Fund (SELF). The second charity jukebox there playing your favorite oldies. coverage of the Big Bash. Other organiza- is Helping People with AIDS. HPA is run Following this, from 2 pm. to 2:30 pm., tions involved in this event are College Ac- through Strong Memorial Hospital in there will be tours of the 7th floor of the tivites Board (CAB). Student Directorate RtKhester. Ail of the profits from this event Administration Building every half hour. (SD), NTID, Student Life Activites Board will go to support both charities. This will be a chance for all interested to (SLAB), Food Service, Student Orientation Surting off the day will be the creation wander through the realm of Dr. Rose's of- Services (SOS). WITR and the RIT C;om of a huge balloon sculpture. The Big Bash fice. The tours will be be conducted by Dr. munications Department. If there are any planning committee has said that this Tom Plough. questions, feel free to contact David year's sculpture will be more impressive After the release of the balloon Dougherty or Clint Fern at 475-2204. For than last years and will contain one thou- sculpture, there will be a Happy Hour in the final schedule of events be sure to sand more balU)ons. The balloons start in- the College Union Cafeteria from 4:30 check the April 15th issue of Rupoki kr.D flating at 4 a.m., and anyone interested is p.m. to 7:00 p.m. sponsored by CAB. Free more than welcome to participate. Big pizza will be served and at 5:00 p.m. a Bash T-shirts will be given to the first fifty Rochester-area band. The Bridge, will be
6 April 1. 1988 RIT Offers Pilot Courses Beginning September 1988. RI I will be period, hut will teach by phone through college placement course, and receive col- delivering a package of college-level year- the electronic keyboard. He will go to the lege credit for them. Even though this is long courses for three years, with the high school and lecture every two to three not in any way a public service, the finan- cooperation of the College of Continuing weeks. With today's technological ad- cial obligation to the student is minimum Education and the College of Science at vances, the student will be learning direct- considering the knowledge they gain. The RIT. ly off the computer; if the student should student will only have to pay what ever the One of the courses being piloted is become confused, he would only have to federal grants do not cover. calculus, from the Department of Applied touch the computer so the image could be The reason RIT has taken over this Mathematics. Tom Upson, who is leading seen by the instructor for questions. project is because Brockport can no this effort, is very enthused and excited The advantages offered by this project, longer offer this service to high schools, about this project. What the Electronic because of today's technology, are: due to financial and other reasons. Using Delivery of Courses to High Schools in the graphics images of superb quality, anima- electronic delivery techniques is not new Livingston Steuben Wyoming County tion of concept developement and ap- to RI T. .Since 1980. the number of students B0(T:S entails is: developing video plications, and the ability to go from com- taking courses via cable television has materials for electronic blackboards. puter to video with accuracy. These grown from fifty six to over eight hundred, These video tapes, about twenty to twenty- developments enable the instructor to with twenty nine course sections during five minutes long and about fifty to sixty make their ideals come alive; learning will the last year. RIT's capability, experience in quantity, will be used to introduce ma- he memorable and fun, which creates an and commitment to delivering high guali- jor concepts and techniques in calculus. atmosphere of improved learning. ty credit courses at a distance places the The teacher will not actually go to the This program benefits high school university in a position to meet the needs high school and lecture for every class students greatly: they will he able to take of the L.S.W. BOCE& area schools. •
International Student Association Holds Annual Banquet
Did you miss the International Banquet very own NTID region. The events were Then the dance began, the highlight held Saturday, March 26, of this past a "Rice Ball" dance, a "Chop Stick" dance, of the entire event. Top 40 music was weekend in the Uollege Alumni Union and a "Silent Act." These acts were follow- played and drinks were served. Tech Crew Cafeteria? If so, then you really missed out ed by other dances which included a cleared the floor from debris and run-way on a lot of fun. Hispanic dance, the Salsa, performed by platforms, making way for the crowd to The Banquet was an annual event held students Elmon Bernier and his partner dance the night away. Dancers formed by the R.I.T. International Student Sarah, as well as a Dominican dance per- circles and lines on the floor with arms Association (RITISA). a club which was formed by Rafael Pineda and partner on each other's shoulders, singing to organized back in the late 1970s to make Laura, called the Merenge. Two Indian songs, and acting plain crazy. F.Ike campus folks better aware of the many in- dances performed by Arti Gaur called DcKhtermann, one of the female dancers, ternational students on the R.I.T campus "Bharatanatyam" and "Padam" accented was quoted as saying, "this is one of the and their cultural values and beliefs. the show. Gaur's dances were a hit among best times I have ever had without getting RITISA also serves as a mode for better spectator's who were enthralled at her in- drunk! You really felt a part of adaptation on the part of the interna tense, well-performed, and very elaborate something." The party lasted well beyond tional student, for it gives them the op- Indian act. Her act was aimed at telling one o'clock in the morning, at which time portunity to interact with other students a story using all of her body, accompanied everyone called it a night. • like them, conveying a better "home away in the background by very slow ritual-type from home" feeling. music. The banquet began with a formal recep- The fashion show of original costumes tion at the Fireside Lounge prior to the from the many different countries exquisitely prepared meal of interna- representing RITs international students tional foods made from student-chosen followed the dances, taking the audience recipes. The menu included: Oriental on "a journey of excursion," as introduc- chicken prepared U.S. style, cauliflower in ed by Marelda Rodrigues (Entertainment cheese sauce from France, fried Bananas Chairperson of RITISA, and coordinator with coconut from Thailand, Assorted of the evening's events). The journey vegetables Chen-tu from Taiwan, and AIu began in the Caribbean with clothing Matar Tamator Curry from India. Also in- from the Dominican Republic modeled cluded was Basmati Rice Pilaf, an delcacy by Rafeal and Laura, and then moved on from Bangladesh, C^hicken Masala from to Panama. We then saw outfits from India, paella from Mexico, and Kibi from Puerto Rico, West Africa (Chena), Lebanon. The meal was wonderful, but Ethiopia, Lebanon, India, Ihailand, the entertainment was even better. C;hina, Japan, American colonial wear, The events kicked off with three acts, and finally the typical U.S. garb, compos- two from the Orient, and one from our ed of shorts and T-shirt with a hat.
7 PrioRITy Institute Program Hitting MId-Strlde Are friendly, helpful, and courteous ser rewards employees who epitomize the 1. Campus Safety is now allowed to vices the first things that come to mind "PrioRITy attitude" with a quarterly jump-start dead batteries; before PrioRI- when dealing with the RIT bureacracy? Breakfast of Champions. Candidates of Ty, they could not. They will be if the Institute's PrioRITy pro- exellence are nominated by other 2. The Bursars Office now takes the gram has any say on the subject. employees and student feedback cards. responsibility to call students when loan Begun in November 1986. PrioRITy is The comment cards (as seen throughout checks arrive This saves students repeated a program that places expectations on campus) have been about 90% positive, with trips to the Bursars. RIT employees to provide extraordinary 40 to 50 cards being submitted quarterly. 3. Students who are inconvenienced service to students, faculty, staff and According to Geri Curwin, senior through no fault of their own at the visitors alike. "Above and beyond" means P?mployee Relations administrator, RIT is Registrars or at the Bursars are now be- more than just a smile at the Bursars win the only college in the nation to have a ing compensated with small book store dow, friendliness being the cornerstone formalized exellence program. Current- gift certificates. of the entire program. PrioRITy is a struc- ly, PrioRITy is a part of the division of PrioRITy is hitting mid-stride now. Its tured and formalized endeavor that Finance and Administration. Its success continued efforts to enhance the RIT en- makes serv ice the rule, not the exception. may see it spread to other Institute divi- vironment can be supported by students. PrioRITy has provided for name tags sions (possibly even faculty). In its attempt Comment cards can guide project leaders to be worn by employees, for commentary to make RIT less of a cold and distant with student sugestions. Holding RIT cards, for employee training in com- place and more "user friendly" to employees and staff accountable to munication skills, and a peer review pro- students, vice president of finance and students, with positive benefits for both, gram to reward those employees willing .Administration Bill Dempsey has noted will continue to be PrioRITy's objective • to go the extra mile. The peer review tangible success. For example: Question of the Week: Who do you think should be President? r^ Terry Lindsey Laivrence Guilford III (three years Urtttany Getman Dave Van Epps IIJ.. WITR old) International Business (1st year) Gomputer Science-3rd year Jessie Jackson seems to be the on- Son of iMwrnuf and Linda Guilford .Nobody has an adequate amount Chief-RIT Ambulance (in uniform) ly candidate who recognizes that 1 want Jesse Jackson!! of political knowledge and C;eorge Bush as vice President for the problems of the American background experience to run the past four years, he has shown economy lie not with the workers, our country. Gary Hart held the America what he sunds for. He or the Japanese hut with cor- key to our future with his ideas will he a President for the pteople porate greed. Jackson is also op- and plans for the reconstruction He, through his experience as posed to U.S. imperialism in the of our country, hut lost the con- Vice-President, has learned about Third World and has said he will fidence of the public with the the the problems of the nation reduce the military budget, Donna Rice scandal. and how to deal with them. In ad- something the other Democrats, dition, he has been supportive of Dukakis (who built the the Regan Administration, yet he Massachusetts miracle on seems to he the only one who defense-related industry in his stayed clear of Iran-Gate, state) and the war-monger Gore, probably won't dcx
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So whether you're a senior looking to start your career on the right track, or an underclassman tracking down a full-time, paid internship, do yourself a favor and check out the Jordan Marsh presentation. It's one evening you're bound to remember. THE JORDAN MARSH PRESENTATION '«^dco^|/i5 \ THE GENESEE FIGURE SKATING CLUB • W H A T T H E Y M E A N T O R I T Do you find it Historically, back in late moved from Genesee frustrating that the only 1954, after the comp- Valley Park to their new available free ice skating letion of the Genesee "home" at R.I.T. time for students at Valley Park Ice Rink, 26 The Genesee Figure R.I.T. is from 12:00-1:00 dedicated figure skaters Skating Club has gained on weekdays? Do you founded the Genesee great reputation dread waking up at 8:00 Figure Skating Club. And throughout the figure a.m. for your ice skating in December of 1955, skating community for class? If so, then maybe with the completion of their hospitality, effic- the Genesee Figure Skat- the Frank Ritter Mem- iency, and excellence. ing Club is for you. orial Ice Arena, the club The club has attraaed 15 * many internationally famous figure skaters. Included are Peggy Fleming, Kitty and Peter Caruthers, and the Olympic Gold medalists Scott Hamilton and Brian Boitano, all of which held their bi- annual exhibition shows at R l.T R.l.T. students are currently expected to pay a mere $59.76 for the 87-88 season to join the Genesee Figure Skating Club, as compar- (Top) One of the ed to the non-student junior members of price of $354.(X) per the Genesee Figure Skating season. Included in the Ciub practices a price of membership in layback spin. the club is membership in the L.S.F.S.A. (United (Right) Perfection States Figure Skating of Compuisory Association). Compare figures takes a lot of practice, so the membership fee of many skaters $59 76 for a whole year arrive at the ice to $39.50, the price of rink at 6:00 a.m.. one semester of ice skat- ing classes at R.l.T. The ice skating classes meet twice a week for only 1 hour sessions. However, the club provides as much as 13 hours of ice time weekly for its adult (Left)Judg«t ch«ck members. It should be for propor form and tachniqu* M a noted, though, that by mambar of tha signing into the Genesee taam akataa tha Figure Skating Club, the Dutch waltz. use of an instructor will not be readily available to deal with personal skating needs. (Left) A lot of time Ice time for adult is spent waiting for members is available the Zamboni driver Monday, Tbesday, and to "cut" the ice. Thursday evenings as well as weekends. Physical education credit will be awarded to students by signing up for the class as an independant study WRITTEN AND course. PHOTGRAPHED BY PAI L NISELY 16 April 1. NOW SHOWINPlease join us for the yeaGr end Macintosh product reviev, before you bid farewell for the summer. Register to win a portable Compact DiskPlayer, Macintosh Shirts and other give-aways, courtesy of Apple Com• puter, Inc. You'll see exciting new software and Macintosh products on display. APRIL 4,1988 10:00A.M.-4:00P.M. \ J CAMPUS CONNECTION LOBBY The power to be your best™ Use This Coupon and Register To Win • APRIL 4,1988 DEPOSIT AT THE APPLE TABLE Name Address Phone I Limit - One Entry Per Person A104 Physical Education My first time tutoring was a night to remember. My student was .some• thing called Hone Ousher Reed, a.k.a. Hilly Jo, def'ensixe tackle for the foot• ball team. I had the shtKk of my life when he answ ered his dorm r(K)m door. He was about six f(X)t se\en...iii diameter. And when he shook my hand, I thought Id newer get it back. So there I w as, faee-to-knee w ith the big man on campus, wondering how I was going to relate American laterature to The Hulk. I^ut then he pulled out a can of Orange Cappuccino. I was shocked! Ca)uld it be that this tough jock liked its delicate taste? And when l^one Crusher brought out the bone china, I w as beyond belief Reading the expression on my face, he said,''What can I say? I like it. The Cafe Francais is pretty good, too.'' Well, who's going to argue, I thought. As we sipped our Orange Cappuccino, I disco\'crcd that Billy Jo lo\ es reading no\ cls; his only problem was poetry. So I ga\ c him tips on reading Emily Dickinson, and he ga\ e me a copy of Ann Beattic's "Falling in P ace." All I could think was, Dad's never going to believe this! General Foods' International Coffees. Share the feeling. ®l9HH(,cncral F^H>d^( orp SQ these lovely red bricks are getting to Wednesday and Thursday ore WTTR and you, huK? The weekend is growing closer WRUR (U of R radio) nights, respectively, and you just want to get out! You've al• with drink specials each night. On Friday ways had fun on weekends, especially and Saturday, ttre bar is open until 2 a.m. on-campus parties, but this time you but dancing continues till four in the want to do something different; some• morning. Saturday night, WIRQ's own thing new, exciting, and mostly, away Mark Andrews presents Cryptic Rhf/thms, from R(T. a live dance-mix show. Well, here you ore just a step away Then, for the more "city night club from a completely different world. A type", there is Club Zero Open since world where there is something to satisfy November, "Zero" is located at 171 St. almost everyone's tastes and styles. This Raul St. (near Andrews). The owner, Jeff, ROCHESTER world is downtown Rochester and it is stated that they try to create a New York waiting for you! City new wave club atmosphere with If it is a modern music scene you various large artwork, video clips, and seek, then you've mode your decision. film featured around the club The art• However, there is still more to think about. work changes monthly orfo anyone con BEHIND BARS You now must ask yourself the questions, submit their work for review as long as it "What do I want to dd? Do I wont to is large The club is now featuring the WRfTTEN BY LOU MASELLA dance my legs down to the knees? work of Mike Child, entitled "Refrigerator MoytDe I want to see Oxar Art". a bond." Or, "I'd like Club Zero is open Wednesday and to go somewhere Thursday from 9:30 to 2:30 for the 19 and that has good drink older crowd, and Friday and Saturday specials." Once from 9:30 to 3:30 for those 21 and over. you've mode a Wednesday is dollar beer night and, oc• decision of one or a casionally, there is live entertainment. mixture of o few Thursday is ttre designated live entertain• ideas, then you're ment night featuring local favorites. Cn well on your way. the weekend, a disc jockey spins your Now, of course I can't tavorite modern dance tunes until 3:30. possibly tell you A juice bar is open from 2:30 to 3:30. Ycu about every place in may experience a line outside on the Rochester, but I con weekend, though. Jeff stated that for f3 tell you about four comfort upon entrance he would rather places that fit these not hove a crowd of people coming in specifications. all at once Letting a few people in at a It dancing Is your time helps to limit confusion and waiting thing, then one of once inside Also once capacity level is two recently opened reached they must limit entry, so please clubs, with 0 new be patient. i wove dance theme A few things to look forward to at Club is Scrap. Formerly Zero ore cinemotographer Ralph Acker- Mirage, Scrap is man, who will exhibit his coverage of the located at 90 Uberty Woodstock festival. Also in April, "Zero" ifole Way and wel• will be holding a fashion show. "Moke comes a 17-years sure you sign the guest book!" soys Jeff. PHOTOGRAPHED BY LAURA SEITZ and older crowd to dance not only to If live entertainment is what you're their favorite olterrxative music but to into you should check out Idols. Idols is videos OS well. On either side of the open from Wednesday to Saturday with dance floor ore video screens, showing local talent and/or national recording music videos as well as experimental artists Wednesdays, Fridays, and video images. Their theme is centered Saturdays. around the club's noma Scrap in which Wednesday night you'll usually find cor ports, hub oops, street signs, and two locdl bonds performing (one at 10 other odd collectibles ore accented pm. and the other at 11 pm.) to ad• with neon lighting. vance in the Idols vinyl contest. The con• Scrap is open Tuesday through test is currently in its final rounds and is Thursday from 9 pm. to 2 a.m., and sponsored by PLI Recording Services, Friday and Saturday from 9 pm. to 4 Genesee Brewery, WITR, WRUR, and of a.m. Tuesday there is free admission; coursa Idols. 20 Thursday night there is free admiss• music DJa and great drink speciola ttaen ion, drink specials and music provided stop in at Bockstreets. Open from 8 a.m. ty a CU. Fridays and Saturdays you'll find to 2 a.m. seven days a week, Bockstreets bigger names from the modern music is located at 14 Ctxarlotte St. off Scic and scene performing (Dead Milkmen, East Ave This new wove club has live en• Romones, The Exploited), as well as tertainment on Mondays and Wednes• musicians from the earlier days of rock days, and DJ "Roger" spins tunes on and roll (Bo Diddley). Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday Friday Idols is a very comfortable place to nights you con dance to your favorite catch a show because it is relatively modern music as well as participate in small. There is plenty of room to move a live broadcast with "The only station around and dance but when a bond is that matters", WBER (Fbnfield). Admission playing there is a more personalized is free with a WBER button on Friday and feeling and warmth than at a show in a while you're there you con meet your concert hall or war memorial. Weekend favorite "BER" DJs. If you don't hove a shows at Idols ore for those 17 and over button, they will be giving them out dur• with proper identification. If you hove ing the evening. Let's not forget DJs Tony never been to one of the many shows I and Kevin spinning tunes on Sunday! highly suggest you moke plans to soon! Like I said, I can't tell you about every Tickets for the larger shows at Idols ore place in Rochester to satisfy oil tastes of available at Ticketron, Record Archive music and/or entertainment, but if it is the and other record stores around new music scene that you seek, I highly Rochester. recommend these four places. But Lastly, if you like a combination of live remember, you hove to moke the initial decisions. REPROVIEW Jade And ie; Sex Meets Innocence enthusiastic crowd. The audience ot girls will enjoy the show toa about 2jt)00 were immediately on their Both bands, musically, were simply feet and remained that vs-ay for the better than I had exf)ected. No album whole set. Then again, I don't think any playing in the backgnmnd, fancy voice- of the guys wanted to sit and risk not overs or reverbs; strictly 1.50% pure tal• being able to see all of Jade's moves in ent on the part of both bands. her all-black body suit. The girls were Debbie mentioned that she is ap• all t(K) busy dancing and clapping to plying to colleges and she wants to see think about their chairs. who knows how to party. Let's show her Next, it was Debbie's turn. Back• that R.I.T does. So. all you people who stage, it was nice to see the ten members like either g(K)d concerts or a lot of of the group hanging out and psyching dancing, don't miss this one! each other up before taking the stage Both bands will be touring this The crowd once again exploded with summer, but pn)bably not together and enthusiasm as they saw the band in the definitely not for under ten dollars per PL..- bright lights. Backed by five musicians, ticket. Tickets for the show at R.I.T. are two female singers and two male going fast so be sure to get yours s(K)n dancers, Debbie sang and danced her at the Gandy Counter. Lastly, I'd like to way through her album and added a thank Debbie, jade and their bands as few sneak preview tunes which showed well as their management for a great her potential. Ciuys, let me tell you, time in Ithaca. I'm warning them and don't pass up the chance to see her in you: Rochester will l)e l>etter. person. She's one of the cutest things —CHRIS GARRETT I've seen in a long, long time Oh, the Look out, R.LF. You're gt)ing to witness something that you haven't seen in a long time: a major concert right here on campus. In the past, CAB has pre sented such major artists as Genesis, The Police, The B52's. and Billy Idol. Now, here comes two of Billboard's new, top recording artists on one bill: Deb• bie Gibson with op>ening act Pretty Poison. For just a little more than a movie, you can attend one of the most happening tours of the year. Since I had the opportunity to see this show ahead of time and meet the members of both bands, I can now give you a short pre• view of what to exf>ect. Being escorted into the gym by sec• urity upon my arrival, I was early en ough to check out Pretty Poison's sound check. At this fK)int I knew the show w-as going to be quite impressive I also noticed that jade Starling, the lead singer of Pretty Poison, was even more sexy in person than in any picture I had seen of her l>efore VVe were then intro• duced to Debbie's manager, who gave us a brief tour around the stage and set-up. As show time rolled around, the tension built; security was in their places and the bands were w-anning up backstage for the show. Finally, Pretty Poison took the stage in front of a very 22 April 1. 1988 Morrisey Matures Into Serious Depression Anticipation in the record business is are right where expected. The guitar a dangerous yet fxiwerful marketing sound is somewhat different, ranging t(K)l. Use it and deliver a superior prod• from strumming acoustic to an almost uct and you can be on the receiving end heavy metal riff (both in form and of large royalty checks and routine dis• texture). rupting fame Deliver an inferior or dis• Right off the top "Alsatian Cousin" appointing one and you will be shun• really rocks, and so the natural first ned to the depths of musical hell (some impression is that this must be what say that this is a small nnim where you Morrisey wanted the Smiths to sound have to listen to Alvin and The Chip• like. There is full, screaming Lx)ve and munks 24 hours a day). Rockets distorted guitar with aggressive So when it was announced that The vocals from Morrisey and it is fun. Smiths were to be no more and Mor• rhen he changes styles so fast that it risey would pursue a solo career, antici• will make you check to see if someone pation was put into motion and things put on Strmiffnixiys Here W'e (iorrw when grew from there (as a point of inform• ation, the drummer and the bass player from the Smiths are playing in Sinead O'Cxinnors touring band, and they do a Smiths cover tune, but that's all for next week). Sire Records did an admir• able job of keeping things relatively "Upon listening it quiet, with only quiet whispers leaking becomes apparent that out into the community. F.ven without any help (or information), the public something sounds as well as entertaining, fliese lyrics have seems more than capable of starting lost much of this quality, and it shows. their own rumors (some so unfounded different, but it is The album does not have that edge that that I can't begin to get ifito it). always kept you listening to the Smiths hard to describe," for that odd phrase that did not make So with stories circulating^ tensions sense, that confused logic Maybe Morr• building, all of the sudden, what's this, isey grew up and is now t COLLEGE HCTIVITIEE lOflRC PRESEHTS TRENT ARTERBERRY "MIME - April 4m Wmtt ADA4ISSIOW Teasers llaiee mt 4S An Introspection by Great Directors Fellini s 8 1/2 Woodv A1 len s Apr:: : Stardust Memories Friday al 9 p rn , Saiurday a: p ir, Apn! i h 1 Fr-:ioy :\\ ^ :: rn .FA.:: day at : F Alioii E. OWL a : .'2 EOO:: iLg. ra:a- O' Eui'Op-r E. gI rcil'E''E.l dirc-Cr: I'E' t/rllS ITi-c- i-rHil- E-oli at a nuEtraieo a.:t.Lr/i:ioc:or aut:l..g:-E^pLi:5: LMiy .:: r blibibaTiTi" ' Ar i pcrEuatAo br lo guo^t EpT-Eri:-^: irynTg to aevoM-p a nov rnvV.-. aiTaci at a vv-E-Tbrrto E/OILII'-E;!' biE' r'-•/!. !rep..ent E.urreal v:E.icnE.. v:i:U ty ioveiE.. nimi AE. AT \NVrl:-E-LO t.:.: .irt.E a:oi pr::".:ia:i;g prvtuiori brunted by ALE rri^L;!:.. gr o.p-io:,, Iv'Vd L r L-l- E EUOi.' -aiv . bE<,*'-r E O'XAI'- .•:^L:TL L: E-.:l::: ••.E^.MA, -vrajitv SCOREBOARD Baseball Gears Up For Season With 13 returning veterans and 9 first year players, the RIT baseball team will be heavy with experience, but will also have a rather youthful look for the up• coming Spring season. Leading this year's team will be tri- captains Rob Grow, Bill Spath and John Loiars. Grow, an ICAC Honorable Mention choice in the outfield last season, will switch to first base this year. The senior from Rochester, NY, carried a .277 average and batted in 14 runs last year. Spath, a right-handed pitcher, is retur• ning for his final season after tying the schtKxl mark for most wins in a season last year. He also leads the Tiger offensive after batting 375 last season as a designated hitter, which he was rewarded for with an All-ICAC selection at the position. Slowed by a broken foot sustained in the off season, Loiars hopes to return to action by the start of the season. A right- handed pitcher, Loiars has a career record of 5-3; including one save. The rest of the Tiger pitching staff in• cludes southpaws Craig Brunner, Tom Crowell, Scott Siers and eighties Scott Wilson, Carl Resteghini and Jeff Pasquino-Creco. Brunner is a short reliever who led last Captain, Bill Spath warms up during practice earlier this week. Their next home game is April 4, 1988 agaianst Brockport. year's team in saves with two. Ckowell returns for his senior year and should have a good season. Hard-throwing Siers should contribute a great deal this season. Wilson, Resteghini and Pasquino-Creco fundatnentals, both in hitting and Fiegl and James Jefferson. Basil has good are freshmen, who should surprise a lot fielding. instincts in the field and will be counted of teams this year. All three are hard Sharing time at catcher will be junior on to come through at the plate in tough throwers, who keep batters off balance Paul Vinges, sophomore Dan Balliet, and situations. Fiegl has speed and bat con game. freshman Tony Fernandez. trol which will help score runs. Jefferson Along with (irow. the rest of the in- Vinges batted 304 last season with 10 has a great deal of speed and talent and fielders include seniors Lou Dickinson, RBI and 2 doubles. The big right bander can cover a lot of ground in the field. Gary Jerris, Rick Vattimo, junior Chuck was a second team All-IC^AC selection last Jim Nietopski takes over the Tiger pro• LaPree and freshman Emilio Montera season. Balliet, a potential long—ball gram this year after coaching at Cardinal stelli. Dickinson plays first base. He bat• threat, has a strong arm and has improv• Mooney High School last year. Nietopski ted .229 last season, has a good glove, and ed all aspects of his defensive game. Fer• he is excited about the upcoming season is a long—ball threat. Jerris plays second nandez is a strong player who should get and being a college head coach. "We real• base and batted 316 last season. He will even better as the season progresses. ly have a fine group of men here who be the team's lead-off man and is a fine Leading the outfield is junior Dave want to play. These are the kind of players defensive player. Playing shortstop will be Rogers. Last season, Rogers batted .214 you want to coach," he commented Vattimo. Returning after skipping a with 14 RBI and 4 stolen bases. Rogers will recently. season due to a co-op work assignment, bat clean-up. Also returning for another The Tigers begin their northern por Vattimo will be counted on to take charge season is sophomore Brian Warner. A lef• tion of their schedule Tuesday April 5th, in the infield. LaPree will share time at ty, Warner is a good line drive hitter with when they host Brockport Slate in a first base as well as be the designated hit• good potential to score a lot of runs this doubleheader. On I hursday, April 7th, ter. He has quick hands and will be year. they take on the Lakers of Oswego in counted on to drive in runs. Monterastelli Rounding out the outfield are Oswego. Came times are at 1 pm. will play third base. He possesses good sophomore Pat Basil and freshmen Todd —JOHN LOIARS 26 April 1. 1988 RIT To Host Track And Field Invitational The RIT men's track and field team is dividuals for the NCAAs. Todd's optimism veterans, the Tigers were fortunate looking forward to another successful lies in the strength and leadership of his enough to land several outstanding new season, as a combination of veterans and returning veterans. Senior tri-captaftis performers. Among them is freshman new talent look to lead the Tigers this John Wagner, Andy Coots, and Creg standout ("»reg L'tley (Webster, NY), who year. Their schedule consists of 12 invita- House are looked upon to lead the Tigers will compete in the sprints, hurdles, and tionals in all, including two additions to in the distance running events. Wagner, relays, as well as the long and high jumps. the schedule: the ,St. Bonaventure Invita• from Lodi, NY, was ICAC Male Athlete of His chances of qualifying for the NCAAs tional and the Mansfield (PA) Invitational. the Year in 1987 and is expected to be look very good in the 400-meter in• Tomorrow, the Tigers will start their 1988 RI I's top competitor in the 800-, 1500 termediate hurdles. His high school best season as they host the RIT Invitational and 5000-meter runs. His time of 3:56.7 of :,54.1 is only 3 seconds shy of the NCAA at 12 noon. for 1500 meters just missed qualifying for qualifying mark of :5.33. L'tley, along with Coach Peter Todd set some of the team's the nationals last season. Coots (N. C^hili, Mills, will he joined in the 1600-meter goals at winning their 20th straight Up• NY) and House (Rochester, NY), both relay by sophomore Shawn Lockhart and per New York State (L'NYS) champion• from Churchv ille-Chili (NY) High School, freshman Jeff Montminy. Lockhart, an ship, placing high in the Independent have excellent opportunities to qualify for NTID student from Augusta, CiA, is look• College Athletic Conference (IC^AC) the NCAAs in the 3000 meter ed upon as the Tigers' newest hopeful in Championship and qualifying several in- steeplechase and the 5000. Coming off a the sprints. Montminy, a freshman from strong cross country season in the fall are Nashua, NH, is RM s top decathlon pro• veterans Pete Jensen (Poughkeepsie, NY), spect. He was two-time New Hampshire Athlete of the Week Kevin McKee (Interlaken, NY), and Jim state champion in high school and has a Brunswick ((Caledonia, NY), who Todd good chance to qualify for the nationals also looks to as factors in the distance in that event. Other freshman hopefuls events. that Todd looks to for future leadership In the sprints and field events, Rob Mills are Jason Lrckfitz (Spencerport. NY) in (Endicott. NY) and Matt Frechette the lO.OOO meter run and Dan Hickey (Jamesville, WI) are the figers' top retur (Caledonia, NY) in the high jump. ning hopefuls. Mills, one of RIT's most Todd, in his 23rd season as RIT track versatile performers, will concentrate in coach, is confident that the team's ex• the 200 . 400-, and 1600-meter relays, and perience and blend of new talent should the high jump. Frechette will lead a cast help the Tigers exceed their season's goals. of newcomers in the pole vault for RI T. —GREG HOUSE .\long with the experience of the Steve Schmidt Steve Schmidt, a junior attackman from East Meadow,. N.Y., has been named Male Athlete of the Week. Schmidt was cited for his perfor• mance in RIT's lacrosse game against Washington College (MD) last week. Schmidt scored two goals and added three assists as the Tigers fell to the host Washington Shoremen. 15-9. Schmidt's first goal came at 5:26 of the third quarter off a pass from l om Kraft. The score cut Washington's lead to 13-6. Just eight seconds earlier, Schmidt assisted on a goal by Kraft. Schmidt closed out the game scoring with a goal at 12:50 of the fourth quarter. RIT head coach Bill Clennon said he was impressed with Schmidt's showing against the Shoremen (rank ed number three in a national poll). "Steve did a nice job for us," Clennon said. "He played very well for an ear ly season game. 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Sol Heumann Hall. 8th Kerry— Gotta love those late night horror Professional Typing: Fast, accurate, Funding Program Excellent CommissKXi floor north lounge Exec board positions movies Sleep well at mghf Lou dependable MorxJay • Friday. 8am 7pm Call 235-5043 or 235-4236 open Call Kyle for details 475-4498 Meeter— Well 2 more weeks for your After hours please leave message Government Jobs— »16.040 »59.230 per B-day and spnng vi«ekend Get psyched 424 t23t year Now hiring Your area 1-805-687-6000 and let's party Also. Happy 6th" I love Apple lie FOR SALE— Includes Z Ram II ext R U43 for current federal list Housing you so much —Dino (384K. CP/M), Apple green monitor, Hel— Spring has sprung Let's have fun! clock, mouse manuals and covers Tons Two Science Majors looking for female of software {"'400 disks"*) Asking Announc«m«nts roommate for Fall quarter Non-smoker -Stace •eSOoo 0 80 Call 475-3968 preferred Perkins Green Apt 215-A Souheil & John— When can we raid the Free Legal Services to all RIT full-time Tired of the High Cost of Owning a Car? 272-0597 fridge'' Soon'T' I can't wait' Ha-Ha day students Stop by the Student Then call Campus Auto Rescue Squad Guess who"" Directorate office (RITreat upper level) or Summer Sublet with pool, washer, dryer, for your next auto repair need Very Jeannie (the cute blonde in ISO)— Tbur call x2203 or x2204 for an appointment dishwasher, tennis courts. air Reasonable Pricing From tune-ups to very own Tab Ad' Let s get acquainted' Lock Your Keys in your car? Need a conditioning, porch, golf & basketball' 2 brake lObs—no job is too small Call bedroom Call Kim. 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RIT Gameroom hosts BACC's 2nd 475-6934 and ask for Sally Friends —Andrew Portability for your Apple lie— LCD Flat Annual Bowling Classic Open to ALL RIT Students from 11 (X) • 1 00am Cut In the arid desert lived Mahamod Screen Display and 8 hour battery pack Ljost and Found Phi. who owned a large gPden camel RIT Ambulance needs you' For for the Apple lie FOR SALE Great for use and loved to ride it' Some call him the information on joining this important LOST: White Gold Plated Ring with blue in the library, on the go. etc »325<» 080 "lone avenger". others call him "often", organization, call x2255 No experience birthstone— Immense sentimental value for the pair 475-3968 but we. the sated few call him— The "Phi Lost around 3/17 in locker room »100o° King Size Wateibed— Complete with necessary Free training is provided Kamel Jockey " reward Call 473-4545 (leave message) pads and a 6 drawer pedestal Asking Don't Stain Vbur Diploma With Alcohol!! The countdown continues . May 7th »150«' For information, call 475-3705 Should you decide to drink, do so in a responsible manner And. DON T DRINK (not the 6th). Paul B s Farewell to RIT— and ask for Joe Graduation pesents opional. txjt greatly AND DRIVE A message from the Paraonala Fish Tank— 20 Gal tank, complete with appreciated Campus Safety Department REPORTER'S TAB AD Secret Message: all accessories »55«' 427-27t4 Do you enjoy writing? Then the Writers Be a part of an RIT tradition at the 2nd 1987 Firebird Formula— Loaded, split MFFX. TJIU TJ SFUSPUTJE LF?X Guild IS for you' Meetings every week in IHVBM HCPM. IHVBM ESBl ZC FlU annual Big Bash. April 15th, 1988 sunroof. Ungo remote alarm system, low the CU Ask at the info desk, or call x4433 ZBX. T'FSFIU 8 HVC CP SVPZ E8FI "Don't go to Happy Hour The BIG miles, rear defogger. AM/FM cassette. (Todd) for more mfo MJS08 TMPPG'" -Tab Ad Setter Happy Hour is coming to RIT on Apil 15. 305 V-8 4-88L waiting to be built »t2.500 Road Rally— Sunday April 10 and May Dr. Bob s Sexual Position of the Week— 1988 0 8 0 Call 475-3276 1. 1130am - 4 00pm What is if? A On theLacrosseField (For J D) Hey Celibate Stud— How's your 1978 Nova— 83.000 miles, new battery, challenge of your driving and thinking external alarm clock working^ —Head tires, starler Asking «350«> or 80 Call skills »6<* per car—unlimited number of TKE Pledges BALLS CUT'" To the eyes of Colby D— We weren't Sol 6, especially Eric— I thought you 288-8717. leave message persons m car Stop in the CCSA office guys would like your own Tab Ad drunk, we are psycho' Next time. Arcade Size Video Games For Sale- in the RITreat for more info Sponsored HeadWetspot Call 334-4303 or 671-6069 (evenings) for by CCSA and the CCCR Road Rally Club Daytona' Love & Kisses, the threesome To the one who loves the way I smell- more information Low prices Hurry Workshop: Interested in finding out if the of tour It's tieen a great quarter so far— love that Apple //e— Double disk drive. )oy stick, library has a book by using electronic Mike— The concert m Canada was waterbed" Gotta go hot tubbing real pascal disk, word processor Sugs* or maiP How about searching the Reader s great, eh"" Hope we can go again soon—I'm dying to feel those warm best offer 427 7918 Guide on a compact disk' Want to hear sometime m the near future Thanks for bubbles-all over" FMBC" Love, your about information retrieval technology of everything —Karen KItes-Kitee-Kites— The perfect gift or honey the future'' Then register for a workshop present" Unique handcrafted kites for Wish PAUL a Happy Birthday today! Curtis— Way to go Next year that All on April 8. 2 30-4 30 or April 15. your flying pleasure or as hanging That April Fool is 22 and still a virgin' American is yours L G 2 30-4 30. by calling x2550 by phone or sculptures Several designs from which Little Sisters of Kappa Phi— We love you Laura L. (Marshmallow)— Trust me"! 6tOWMLREF on RITVAX to choose All are handcrafted, and and keep up >our Greatest Sprits" Moe We'll ha\« a great time this spring (worm) International Student I D. Cards and special orders are welcomed Call 24 years old. better tape that machete American Youth Hostel Cards are on sale PSK— Get psyched for Spring Weekend 235-8761 (after 6 00pm) to your MG Watch out for the tiad part now at the International Student Aflairs and spring quarter Get naked for the Furniture: MUST SELL!- Couch, chair. , of town'" Happy Birthday. Rchard F Office. 01-2320 Get yours now for your pod Phi Sigs do what others dream coffee table. 2 end tables. 2 lamps. & a summer trip abroad or in the USA about LL Cod J. dining room table Call 424-6544 or Love those BUNS you skatetcard txjn- Want to know what's gdng on at RIT? Up in the airt It's a bird! It's a plane! 392-4815 (after 5 00pm) nies -Tues Night Call the NEW RIT Activities Hotline at NO It's a Kamel Ch my, there's a 1984 Chrysler Laser XE Turbo- x5252. or x5454 (TTY/TDD) Movies, So when do I get to enjoy some naked jockey named "Phi" on the Kamel. CH Loaded, fast, excellent condition Asking sports, seminars and more* furnrture again'' Can I have a copy of that NCCCC It's PHI-KAMEL-JCCKEY! »6800<». will talk Call Paul at 475-3752 shot? PLEASE (Is this pathetic, or what^ 28 April 1. 1988 BLOOM COUNTY by Berke Breathed Happy Passover, everyone" Ck/ieremym -me Happy Birthday, Perry. Love. Ivan & 'srm anuAS emnoNfiL- Gang Melissa— it s so nice to see you so NTBN happy You deserve it Xi Love. Kelly Alaina— Happy 19th Birthday' -Cath Mr. Bear— Happy Birthday to the cuddliest guy I know* Be prepared for a few surprises, sweetie' Love, Jen Sears Best— Boys size 18' Alpha Xi Pledges are psyched' Scarlett— Have a great birthday' Love YLS Janet Alpha SIg— Were psyched'" —Love, your pledges To all the Canadian Adventurers- Thanks for a great evening We could rKDt have went with a better group of people" Let's do It again''''' Next time. M. wait for your drink" Love. Heather & Gaellyn Kira - Busy? I miss our gossip sessions' Cne of these days we'll have to have another "fuzzy navel " party and catch up on the ' scopes'' I'll make the drinks Love. Heather Barishnikov— To the best dancer on the field We are coming to all of your baseball games to watch you move Love, your secret admirers. H & K Steve— Happy Birthday bad boy Cancer Crue To The Human Billboard— That s what you get for passing out first"" Brooklyn'" Cancer Crue Ah, Spring in Rochester— With the txeautiful sight of flowers, the lovely sound of birds, and the enticing smell of worms rotting on the sidewalks Adja and Kelly- I love to look at you m anthropology class You guys always make my day Love, (your admirer). Gumball Alpha XI— Get well soon Love, your favorite doctor Stacy & Paddy Wagon (Scarlett)— Party and have a Happy Birthday I Love You Guys' —A) Heidi & Daph— Be on the look out They're coming" "The Porn Water Pistols •" Love. A)ie Is the rumour that Steve has insufficient M INVfTPem' TNE HLtPLX wmAmi The PEFeNcmr is w toe hair true'' 5TFVe'5 NOT HUB emiftB moose UXXJB YOveaieNT supposep y0^, QUKje HBS IN STOBoep r}€m. LOATHsome. PKf- COUNSeiON TOPO ' Pea-1, You always seem to know what COmTOPfii YBAH, BfO/mUT FACeP VICIOUS mi' to say when I'm down I cna't be m a bad icxm UNBvmm WITH THe/K OWN /WTUBS mmAL WHO SHOULP mood when you're around to cheer my B€ CHfVNEPlN A ABOUT rr GTHER.. up Thanks. Pea-2 \ I — VERY "Hi PI"; I love you guys! " from Yeflen Ellen. Ellie-Mae Honey, Thanks for being there to give me some energy when I need it I just wish I could spend a little more time on the waterbed (with you) Love your very exhausted Honey P S Easter Bunny is coming this weekend Nan, Mayra, Tracy sorry if I ve been a grouch lately but it's been one of those weeks I hope you understand Lee YOU moe YOU A pememBePep CARP. TOO I A LONELY PREW RXJANP mOTHEP'S meHOLPINb BIRTHPAY ' HANP5 W /'I ' r \:i 29 WHATS HAPPENING RIT NOW HAS ITS OWN WHAT S HAPPENING x2892 for ticket mfo RITV Mon. and Wed. 7pm Rock World, 8pm One Flew HOTLINE! TO HEAR THE LATEST, UP-TO-THE- Wad. Permanent Placement Cnentation seminar for Over The Cuckoo's Nest, 10pm Silkwood MINUTE INFORMATION ABOUT WHATS students. 3-3 50pm Sign up with the receptionist m the RITV TUaa. 7pm Rock World, 8pm Silkwood, 10pm HAPPENING ON AND AROUND CAMPUS CALL Co-op and Placement Cffice One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest 475-5252 (VOICE) OR 475-5454(TTY). THE WHAT S Thurs. HAPPENING HOTLINE IS A PRE-RECORDED Lunch n Learning Workshop. "Memory MESSAGE THAT IS CHANGED DAILY. Improvement," open to all students, bring your lunch if you'd like. CAU Room M-2. 12 1pm. interpreted ETC, Thura. Lecture by Neil Harris. "Strange Journeys and Frl. PASSOVER BEGINS TONIGHT, Hillel sponsors a Exotic Travels-The Turn of the Century Experience." Passover Seder, interfaith Center Skalny Room. 6pm call Webb Auditorium, 7 30pm. free x5171 for more into Thura. interviewing Techniques seminar for students. TODAY IS GOOD FRIDAY. RIT's Bevier Gallery will be showing Faculty Artwork until 4-4 50pm. sign up with the Co-op and Placement Cffice Frl. Trip to Toronto, today through April 3. sponsored by April 3 For more mfo call 475-4953 receptionist CCSA. SD. BACC. and the Community Developement Af the George Eastman House. Treasures From The Staff. $20 fee includes 2-night stay m a downtown hotel Collecfion Of Alfred Stieglitz Thru May For more info call and transportation 271 3361. 900 East Ave Sat. Hillel sponsors Second Night Passover Seder, FrI. Alpha Blondy & his 12 piece band. The Sdar MEETINGS Interfaith Center Skalny Room. 6pm. call x5171 for more System, will play af the Renaissance Theatre af 50 Frl. Writers' Guild meets m the CU Alumm Room from info Liberty Pole Way in celebration of WITRs 9fh 6 9pm Sat. Volunteer Income Tax Aaalatanca on forms anniversary of "Reggae Sounds." For more info call Mon. The Campus Crusade for Christ meets at 8 00pm 1040EZ, 1040A, 11040 and scheduals A & B. Evary 475-2000 or 325-5380 m the Alumni Room of the CU Saturday until April 15th In the CU from 12-3pm. FrI. The Friday Night Filet on WITR • Each week starling Mon. NTID Cross-Cuttural Club Meeting, location TBA. Call 334-4799 for mora Info. at 11 00pm WITR features music and interviews with a 7pm Call Mmdy Hopper, x6759(T), x6200(V), for more TODAY IS EASTER SUNDAY. selected musical group or artist This includes nearly all info Sun. RIT Hillel House sponsors a brunch today at the of a band s past and present work, interviews, hard to- lUaa. Learn more about your student government - the Hillel House. 11am For more mfo call x5171 find and unreleased tracks, and album and poster Student Directorate meetings are open to the RIT Mon. giveaways community, tonight, CAU 1829 Room, 6-7pm Volunteer Insome Tax Assistance today m the CU Sat. lobby. 4-6pm. no charge, call 334-4799 for more info Reggae Sounds from 5-9pm - WITR s nationally- Hiaa. Gays. Lesbians, and Friends meet in room M-2. renowned and longest-running specialty show, hosted Ibaa. Volunteer Income Tax Assistance in the CAU lobby 7 pm by Sister Denise. brings you the best in Reggae from all today. 10am-12pm, no charge, call 334-4799 for more Hiaa. Center for Imaging Scierce Seminar, BIdg over the world for a relaxing Saturday afternoon info 01-2000. 4 30pm Sat. Unique Beat • Fresh club & Hip Hop Mixes with Wad. RIT Hillel runs a bingo game tonight at the Jewish DJ s CODE II from 10pm-2am TUaa. Rochester Wargamers meet in the CAU cafeteria Home, meet at Hillel House at 6 45pm. (or more mfo call from 711pm Sun. The CU lobby display cases feature two X5171 TUaa. photography exhibits by Photography Assistant RITCAN Support Group is holding an informal Thura. The School of Printing Management and Professor Nancy Stuart on teenage pregnancy and meeting to discuss any concerns to those in need. CU Sciences presents the Isaiah Thomas Award to Warren Alumni Room. 12-1pm. open to all multiple sclerosis, on display through April 3 Phillips. Chairman of the Board of Dow Jones & Co. the lUaa. Sun. Whole Lotta Shakm' The best of the '50s to the Christian Science College Crgamzation meeting. lecture by Phillips at 7pm m Ingle Auditorium is free and Interfaith Center Sun Room. 1-2pm. everyone is open to the public early QOs with Mike and Mick from 4-6pm welcome Sun. The CU lobby display cases feature an exhibit by lUaa. staff photographers from the Gannett Rochester Brothers and Sisters in Christ 7pm in the Alumni Newspapers, on exhibit until April 10 Room of the CU Call Mike or Todd at 427-2206 for more CLUB WATCH info Sun. WITR's Jazz Sunday from 10-12am & 6-12Mid Frl. Happy Hour at Coco's with hefty drafts for $1.50 until Wad. Protestant Bible Study and Rec Time for all New & old. traditional & avant garde - if it's jazz, it's here. 6pm Free munchies For more mfo call 424-4531 students. Skalny Room. Lower Interfaith Center. 7pm all day. all night' Frl. Happy Hour at El Torito's (technically Mon thru Fri) Wad. Community for Nuclear Awareness - Meetings at Mon. JERRY UELSMAN photographs will be with 75 cent drafts and a taco bar with burrrtos. 4 to 8pm 1 00pm. College Union. Ritreat (second level) presented in the MFA Gallery, third floor of the Photo For further mfo call 424-4310 Thuia. Gamma Epsikxi Tau. National Printing Fraternity, BIdg For more mfo call 475-5064 Frl. Live Music at Idols with Claude Raines w/ Herb weekly business meeting at 7 00pm In the school of IbM. Rochester Sessions at lOpm on WITR Local Hines & the Turbines 89/90 Liberty Pole Way For more Printing Confererce Room bands, interviews, and live performarces with host Barl info call 232-3410 and Eric Thura. Hispanic Students Association weekly meeting. Sat. Live Muse at Idols with The Resisfers 89/90 Liberty 5 00-6 30pm in CU Alumni Room All interested persons David Lee Roth with Faster Pussycat live at the Pole Way For more mfo call 232-3410 welcomed Rochester War Memorial. Sat April 2.8pm Call the box Mon. Al s Meadows has 10 cent wings from 9pm to office or Ticketron at 1 800-382 8080 whenever Mon. PG s has 25 cent drafts and 10 cent wings all night THE MOVIE CLOCK long Til—. Laws has $1 25 St Pauli's all night long LEQURESSc WORKSHOPS LIttIa Thaatre for show times call 232 4699 The Ibas. At Idols It's WITR night 89 cent Mdson beers and Dead. Housekeeping, The Lonely Passion of Judith, Ffl. Permanent Placement Cnentation seminar for well drinks 88 Liberty Pole Way For more mfo call Hearne students. 11-11 50am. sign up with the receptionist in the 232 3410 Markatplace Mall. for show times call 272 1470 Frl.- Co-op and Placement Cffice Thura. Acfron Jackson, Frantic, Hope and Glory, The Wad. Rumours Nile Club has Jazz Sessions every Mon. Lunch'n Learning Workshop, Effective Time Last Emperor, Moving, Oft Limits, Police Academy 5, Wednesday night Call 271 6405 for more mfo Planning '. open to all students, bring your lunch if you'd Vice Versa. Wad. El Toritos has ladies night tonight Call 424-4310 like. CAU Room M-2. 12 1pm Lam— Thaatra at Southtown Plaza, for more mfo Mon. Throughout the month of April, the Co-op and for show times Three Men and a Baby, Hairspray, Placement Office is providing free Resume Critique call 424 4520 Wad. Cocos brings you ladies night, from 9-11pm 2 for Masquerade, Switching Channels. sessions for students on a walk-m basis, every Monday 1 drinks and $150 drafts. 935 Jefferson Road. 424-4531 and Wednesday. 12 1 30pm. just bring m your best The PltUford THplax lor show times call 586 2900 Wad. WITR Night at Scrap Get m Free with a WITR resume draft and the counselors will help you. for more Broadcast News, Moonstruck, Good Morning button 89 cent Rolling Rock. 2 shots for 89 cents. 75 mfo call x2301 Vietnam. cent Genny drafts Dancing and videos TUM. Job Hunting Strategies seminar for students. FrI.Talisman Movies presents "Stardust Memories" Thur*. At Scrap it's WRUR Nile Free admission with 1-1 50pm, sign up with the Co-op and Placement Cffce (1980). at 7pm and 12am and 8 30 Hurry! Hurry! Hurry! Don't miss the greatest SIDEWALK 9th Annual SALE In Town April 6.7,8 Sales on merchandise in all departments. Shop for great Super Specials Dailg 10 am - 4 pm CAMPUS Mon. - Thurs. 8:30 - 8 30 Fri. 8:30 - 4 30 Sat. 11:00 - 4 00 WE'VE GOT A FRESH APPROACH TO DINNER. Call 244 - 2100 (244 - 2108 TTY) 1517 Mt. Hope Ave. DOMINO'S Store Hours: PIZZA 4:30pm -1:30am Sun. - Thurs. DELIVERS 4:30pm - 2:00am Fri. & Sat. / Valid at participating stores only Not valid with any other offer Prices may vary Customer pays applicat>(e sales tax. Limited delivery area. Our drivers carry less than $20.00. • 1988 Domino's Pizza ' 1>artyTack ' * DINNER FOR FOUR Two 16" large Get a 16 " large cheese cheese plus one pizza with two Items item pizzas for only and four cans of $13.97i« Coke* for only Additional items just 94 plus tax Fast. Fraa DelivaryTM Fast, Fraa DellvaryTM (save $2.60) (Values to $6.97) 1517 Mt. Hope Ave. Phone: 244-2100 Nol VWK) «Mtt> wiy othar odtr Phone: 244-2100 Not valid w«i any oOwr oAir Limited delivery area Expires 4/17/88 UmiMd (Mivery arM Expires 4/17/88 DOMINO'S PIZZA DELIVERS FREE. DOMINO'S PIZZA DELIVERS FREE.