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WPC hosts writing workshops Beginning on Sept. 18, WPC will be holding two writing programs. vsn The first program, entitled "Poetic License" is an eight session workshop for beginner and intermediate aspiring poets. This first program kicks off on Sept. 18 in Student Center 324-25 and runs from 7 to 9:30 p.m. and costs $120, $100 for senior citizens. The second program, entitled, "Writing a Nonfiction from idea to Print" will be held on Thursday. October 19 from 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. in SC 213. The fee for this program is $95 and includes lunch. Classrooms in the trailers are despised by both faculty and students alike. For additional information call (201) 595- ill 2436 Good Clean Fun to perform Classroom conditions examined The 1995 Freshman Orientation Committee will be starting off their fall workshop series By Pamela Langan ask if they could go over to their dormitories to get some- with multiple presentations by theatrical group NEWS CONTRIBUTOR thing warm on," said Akrami. "Good Clean Fun." He stated that sometimes students bring extra clothing in Performing in Hunziger theatre, the group Each year at William Paterson College, students and their bags, and often he even brings something extra. Even will act in a 50 minute presentation entitled, faculty complain about the condition of their classrooms. though some technological equipment needs a colder "Sex, communication, and Relationships." However, often such complaints go unanswered and the atmosphere, he feels that the temperature could be brough The presentations are geared for freshman "problems" go unresolved. up a few degrees without it affecting anything. One of the problems complained about most often is and all freshman seminar classes are urged to Timothy Fanning, vice president of Administration and room temperature. Even more specifically, the temperature attend. Finance, answered many of the lingering questions in Hobart Hall. As if the air conditioning during the sum- The first of the available presentations will Fanning explained that the temperature was the result of a mer wasn't enough, according to students and faculty it take place Sept. 18 and run at 12:30, 2:00, and deficiency in the design of the building. gets even colder during the winter. 3:30 p.m. According to Fanning, the school is currently involved Jamsheed Akrami, a professor of communication, said in litigation with the architect and the engineers who Contest honors alumnus that not knowing what to wear is a problem, being that he worked on building the addition and renovations. is mainly in that building all day. The Friends of Victor Talerico and the WPC In addition to Hobart Hall, many faculty and staff have "I've had students who come to me during break and Alumni Association are holding a poetry contest SEE CUTS PAGE 4 in honor of WPC alumnus Victor Talerico. 3 1 The contest is open to any WPC full-time undergraduate and poetry of any style or theme may be entered. Submissions, up to 100 lines, Clothesline to be displayed may be submitted to the Alumni Office in National project raises awareness of violence against women Hobart Manor 207. All entries must be received by 4:30 p.m. on Sept. 25,1995. By Mona Zughbi individual expression that represents a will be displayed include the sons, A Grand Prize of $500 and several non cash NEWS CONTRIBUTOR personal story of violence or a tribute brothers, lovers, husbands, etc. of vio- awards will be given. to the loss of a loved one due to vio- lence."We know that there are men William Paterson College's "The power of going who are survivors of violence and we Special Ed. Cluh will convene Women's Center will be sponsoring a care very much about those men. visual display entitled "The The Special Education Club, Student Council from one shirt to Often they are the forgotten victims," Clothesline Project." The project is a for Exceptional Citizens, will be holding its first says Kaplan. tribute to women who were the vic- another is incredible. meeting of the year on Sept. 19 at 12:30 p.m. in The shirts that will be displayed tims of violence. It is part of an inter- SC213. They are immediate may follow a color code. White for national effort to raise awareness of This meeting is geared towards first time women who have died of violence, violence against women. graphic expressions," members and discussions will include fundrais- yellow or beige for women who have The project began with 31 T-shirts ers and programs for the disabled. —Kaplan. been battered or assaulted, pink Or that were hung in Hyannis, lence. "It is somewhat analogous to an orange for women who have been INSIDE Massachusetts, in the fall of 1990. AIDS quilt," says Meryle Kaplan, raped or sexually assaulted, blue or Calendar N-2 Local News N-8 Since then, the project has been devel- coordinator of the Women's Center. green for women survivors of child Campus News N-6 National News N-6 oped in communities across America, Although the focus of this project is sexual abuse and purple for women Op-Ed N-15 Campus Profile N-U as well as other countries. Classifieds S-8 Sports S-l on violence against women, it doesn't who have been attacked due to their Columns N-I3 State News N-8 This project features a clothesline exclude the men who have been sexual orientation. In Your Interest N-I • TV Listings 1-7 hung with shirts. Each shirt is an effected by violence. The shirts that SEE SfflKTSPAGE 4 Insider 1-1 Worlds News N-6

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Monday service in celebration of God's center, Gate #1. p.m., SC ballroom goodness to brighten your day. Future Sorority Rush-Theta Phi Residence Hall Association- Professor receives Fulbright grant Exhibits: The Urban All are welcome. 12:30 p.m. Alpha. 7:00 p.m. SC 203,4,5. Topless Car Wash! 3 p.m. to 7 Aboriginal (South Gallery); SCrm215. p.m., Lot 5-pump house Art at Lunch: Sept. 28 Ira P. Thor Revolution, as he will base his research tions were higher than in Michel Gerard, installation and Sorority Rush-Beta Zeta Phi. Sorority Rush-Delta Phi Adolph Gottlieb and Mark NEWS CONTRIBUTOR on the origins of mass electoral politics the cities." sculpture1 (Court Gallery); 7:00 p.m. SC 213. Epsilon. 9:00 p.m., SC 213. Rothko. Ben Shahn, 11:30 during this historical period. Edelstein plans to initi- Selections from the Printmak- Friday New York Senator Daniel Patrick a.m. "It definitely was a tremendous thrill ate his research by ing Council of New Jersey Sorority Rush-Alpha Sigma Pioneer Yearbook—First Moynahan, poet Maya Angelou and for me," Edelstein commented, "but it attempting to locate the (East Gallery). Through Oct. Tau. 9:00 p.m., SC 203,4,5. Meeting, All Welcome! 7-7:30 Catholic Campus Ministry Midday Artist Series—Sept. United Nations Secretary General also was a huge relief. In addition to beginning of democracy in 20, Ben Shahn Center for the p.m., SC 313 Club-Do you have what it 28 Diane Falk, soprano. Shea Boutros Boutros Ghaile all share in a Rush Meeting-Alpha Phi takes to be a leader and a role being very prestigious, it allots a large France by exploring the Visual Arts Center, 12:30 p.m. legacy. Now the name of Melvin A. Omega. National Co-ed ser- Rush Meeting-Alpha Phi model? We think you do! Join block of time for me to conduct the relationship between voter] Edelstein can be added to this list of Catholic Campus Ministry vice fraternity. 12:30-1:45 Omega. National Co-ed our retreat team as we prepare Equestrian Team-Sept. 28. research I will apply towards the book turnout and candidate Center-Discover the joy of p»m,, SC 324-325 Service Fraternity. 10:00 p.m., Informational meeting wel- prominent scholars. What all four have young adults for the future. I'm writing." choices with such influ- /(•I touching other's lives in a spe- Raubinger 302 coming new members, 12:30- in common is the distinct honor of being 10:00 a.m., WPC gate 1. Edelstein, who also speaks fluent ences as literacy and cial way. Join us for weekly 1:30 p.m., SC 333 a recipient of a Fulbright grant. visits to the Preakness Nursing Wednesday Lamda Sigma Upsilon-Party. French, will apply his upcoming research urbanization. Thursday Edelstein, a WilliamPaterson College 1 Home. 6:30 p,m., WPC Gate 9:30 p.m.-l:00 a.m., SC Muslim Society-Welcome to a book he is currently working on "I will be reading the Catholic Campus Ministry history professor, is one of only ten #1. For further info, contact Ballroom back meeting and also recruit- entitled, "France's Apprenticeship in basic documents from the Club-Count your blessings! Art at Lunch~The seeds of scholars nationally to be awarded such a Joaaae or GJenn at 595-6184. ing new members. 12:30 p.m. Citizenship: The Origin of Mass period," Edelstein added Join us for Mass in thanksgiv- Abstract Expressionism. Ben grant which he will use in France where History professor Mel Edelstein, recipient of 1995 Fulbright SC 215. For more info, contact Electoral Politics During the French in discussing the process ing of God's goodness. All are Shahn, 11:30 a.m. Saturday he will conduct research on the French grant to conduct research in France. Student Fflgi Association- Mohamed at 331-2501 he will use to obtain the welcome - bring a friend. Revolution." First meeting of the semester. Catholic Campus Ministry Revolution. Ihave to read the documents-which are 12:30 p.m.SCrm 215. Giant Family Fair-Free Although the award itself only covers information vital to his project. •Come and meet new officers Center-Have you been COLGAF--We have a rap The Fulbright program covers numer- all in French. Traveling to each capital is Admission. Crafts, Antiques, a six-month period, Edelstein will "Utilizing the minutes of the primary for iis year. Hobart Hall, Rm. blessed with the ability to sing group and everything said is ous areas and awards nearly 4,700 grants both expensive and time consuming, but Catholic Campus Ministry collectibles, toys, free prizes, remain in France until Aug. 31 to com- assemblies of the period, I will find 147 CSefeening Room), 5:00 or play an instrument? Come confidential. 7 p.m. to 10 p.m., to American students, teachers, and they have great respect for me there, par- p.m. All are welcome. For Club-Attention education great food, amusements, FREE Science 365. Contact Janet plete his research. The remainder of his information on voting rules and regula- majors and those interested in and glorify God with your tal- scholars so that they may study, teach, tially because no one else would do this Further Info, contact Brandon MOONWALK, sand art, pogs, Pollack 595-3427, or SGA expenses will be personally funded. tions, the winners of each elections and teaching the mentally handi- ent Join our music ministry lecture, or conduct research abroad. type of research in a million years." at SFA office, 595-3153. and much, much more. FUN office 595-2157. Edelstein has gone to France each their professions, and also analyze the capped. Join us for a special team. 8:30 p.m. CCMC-WPC Included in this total are scholars from The Fulbright award also coincides Gate #1 FOR ALL! 10:00 a.m.-5:00 summer since 1988, when he first began social class of each winner." Sorority Rush-Phi Sigma education classes at the North other countries who are allowed to con- with Edelstein's scheduled sabbatical p.m., Ramapo Plaza Shopping Delta Phi Epsilon-Oct. 3 Lip to incorporate his idea for the novel with The records necessary to Edelstein's Jersey Developmental Center leave. Edelstein will divide the sabbati- Sigma. 7:00 p.m., SC 203,4,5. Sorority Rush-Alpha Sigma Center, 777 Hamburg Tpke Sync, any talent. 8 p.m., duct similar practices here in the U.S. and experience the joy of this actual research. He initially came up research are preserved in the local Sorority Rush-Alpha Sigma Alpha, Alpha Sigma Tau, Beta (corner Valley Rd. and Ballroom. Edelstein will officially be the cal between each of the spring semesters rewarding outreach. 6:30 p.m., with the plan for the book in 1975, after archives of each of the 83 French depart- Alpha. 9:00 p.m., SC 213. Zeta Phi, Delta Phi Epsilon, Hinchmans Ave.) Wayne, NJ. Fulbright Senior Scholar in History at for the next two academic years. CCMC center-Gate #1. Gallery opening: The works reading a doctoral paper about the ments. Phi Sigma Sigma, Theta Phi the Archives Nationales in Paris. The Fulbright Scholarship Program is of renowned oil painter and silk French press in the late 18th century. "I have to go to the old capitals of A Alpha Preference Parties. 7 & named for Arkansas Senator J. William Catholic Campus Ministry screen artist John E. Spears During his six month stint, lasting 'The ironic part," Edelstein noted, "was each of the 83 departments-similar to 9:00 p.m., location to be Sunday Fulbright who introduced Congressional Club-Alcoholism does not will be on display at the Lena J?Qm^ra,a,/199§ltq,June 30, 1996, his that the peasant turnout in the first elec- going to the capitals of all 50 U.S. states. New Music Festival-Shea discriminate. Do you or a announced at rush parties. field of specialization will be the French Legislation in 1946 to establish the pro- Catholic Campus Ministry Di Gangi Gallery, 744 Me Center for the Performing Arts, friend have a "problem" with ject. According to the United States 12:30 p.m. Historically Black, Latino & Club-Come celebrate Mass Bride Ave. W. Paterson from alcohol or drugs? Help is Oct. 3 to Oct. 31. Come and Information Agency, the program is available with Alcoholics Contemporary Committee with us and experience great Catholic Campus Ministry meet the artist on Sunday, Oct. designed to "increase understanding Anonymous. Take the first (HBLC)-Meet the Greeks! times of faith, fellowship and Club-Give yourself a spiritual 15 from 1 p.m. - 5 p.m. - food, between the U.S. and other countries." step toward recovery-all are 7:30 p.m.,SC Ballroom fun! Transportation is avail- Reductions result in tuition increases break! Join us for eucharistic drinks, live music, free admis- Edelstein is one of 2,000 Americans welcome. 8:00 p.m., CCMC able and all are welcome! 7:30 Mu Sigma Upsilon-Party. 10 p.m. sion. 345-1210. graduation. Many students are still tion. who will travel abroad in participation *•*****»,.» By Clementina Pope NEWS CONTRIBUTOR- working off their education many years As did other colleges throughout the with the program. after they have graduated, as most of state, WPC increased its tuition. The This year, according to Edejstein, he Have you ever thought of yourself as their future earnings are devoted to Joan tuition for New Jersey residents will receive nearly $23,000 for usage an "indentured slave?" That's what payments. ; > r * increased 4%, and for out-of-state stu- during his six month research period. Linda Dyei president of the William Advertise in The Beacon With prices on the rise and budget dents it went up 27%. How do the fees "Students should take pride in the fact Paterson College chapter of the cuts always imminent, it is no wonder compare with those of other years? that there are many fine and distin- American Federation of Teachers, com- that tuition fees increase as well. While During the Fall 1993 semester, under- guished faculty at WPC. Although it pared today's college students to. many choose to blame the college's graduate in-state students'paid $65 per., isn't well known on campus, six other [Call Beacon Advertising, 201~595- To many, the reason behind the credit. Out-of-state students paid $90 administration, the state and the federal professors have been awarded Fulbrights metaphor is certainly valid. Most stu- government have withdrawn much of per credit. This semester in-state, stu- at some point in the past." dents work to finance their education. mmmmmmmm their financial support toward educa- dents pay $100 per credit, and ont-of- "Any research I conduct," Edelstein Bobi Lee Messer Bill Berthold However, the burden does not end upon Jessica Seilheimer George Robb state students pay $162 per credit. remarked, "will ultimately find its way NEWS EDITOR Rodney Cauthen ADVERTISING ADVISOR As of the Fall 1994 semester, a "flat into my courses, because right now I'm Rose Cirianni eacon TRAFFIC MANAGER fee" was introduced for full-time stu- on the cutting edge of knowledge." Ary Nussbaum DX.Green WPC Tuition compared to other State Colleges Barbara Stomber dents. Currently, in-state students pay The term Fulbright is actually very FOUNDED IN 1936 INSIDER EDITOR Luis Perez Yoonhee Lee BUSINESS ADVJSDR "\ $1,560 per semester. Full-time, out-of- Tom Stephens general due to the fact that there are CELEBRATING OUR 60iH YEAR DESIGN DIRECTOR state students pay $2,500. Tom Troncone STAFF WRITER iii|li|Biii|811: 1994-95 1995-96 1995-96 numerous exchange programs, as well as OF PUBLICATION SPORTS EDITOR According to the resolution passed by several individual and institutional Linda Kelly T- C*'4-1-,4-1-. Ti-i Q+Q+O the Board of Trustees on June Bill Lawson Amanda Monaco m-otate ln-otate wut-oi-DT/axe grants. Tracy Bodoff Rich Tallmadge DESIGNERS Montclair State 20,"Because of the large increase, cur- There are six major classifications in John F. Gillick $75.00 $150.00 $190.00 PHOTOGRAPHERS rently enrolled (out-of-state) students the Fulbright program. Edelstein's Yoni D. Greenbaum COPY EDITOR $99.00 $143.00 $227.00 Trenton State and those accepted for the Fall 1995 award, the American Scholar program, is EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Dan McDonough Jr. $89.65 $99.40 $139.40 semester will receive a $400 per semes- one of the six programs and is responsi- Gena Zak Kean DIRECTOR OF ter William Paterson Grant toward ble for sending abroad over 1,000 schol- PHOTO EDITOR $71.50 $93.50 $117.00 BUSINESS AND Stockton tuition and fees. This grant will be pro- ars and professionals annually, to nearly ADVERTISINg Ramapo $111.75 $117.35 $162.60 vided to those students as long as they all existing countries. Not Reported $112.75 $195.75 remain full time and pursue their degree Born in 1939, Edelstein holds a BA % Rowan without interruption." from the University of Chicago, and Jersey City State $75.75 $79.00 $122.00 Many are in disagreement as to received his MA and PhD from whether or not the "flat fee" is a benefit Princeton University in the mid 1960's. >inion of the staff. The Beacon is indepen- WPC $91.50 $100.00 $162.00 4 September 18,1995 MEIBEACON THE BEACON September 18,19.95 5 effect building maintenance These changes are being done to con- FROM CLASSROOM PAGE 1 He went on to state that people's con- According to Fanning, the mechanical system did not control the heating well, form with changes in government codes. complained about the trailers. The trail- cerns are not ignored, but that there are having been constructed in the 1960s. This will also improve the ventilation in Delaware Commission declares drought warning ers, were originally intended to provide only so many hours in the day, and only rooms where experimental animals are EWING, N.J. (AP) _ A drought some kind of official drought temporary classroom space. Recently, so much money. He also said that priori- The college is currently in the process counties; and smaller parts of washing cars, and ornamental aquifers serving southern New housed. warning has been declared for 7 they have been unable to hold up to ties cut across the campus and while of converting White Hall into a resi- warning. Whitman has called Atlantic, Cape May, Hunterdon, water uses such as fountains. Jersey would be threatened with According to Fanning, the administra- million residents in four states heavy rainfall. The gutters were accom- they are trying to maintain appearance dence hall, as it had once been. Part of on all New Jersey residents to Monmouth, Morris and Ocean They'd also like restaurants to salt contamination. The "salt tion is trying to make this campus an covered by the Delaware River modating the rain and began to leak. with the growth of technology, forces the renovation includes upgrading the conserve. counties. serve water only if customers front" is 10 miles from this institution that provides a nicer atmos- Basin Commission. The warn- However, Fanning stated that new gut- are left vying for limited funds. mechanical system. "We're simply saying, Don't It also includes all or parts of ask. point, and has crept 14 miles phere for the faculty and students. ing covers 1.7 million New ters were installed last spring. As for White Hall, the building is now Extensive work is also now being waste water," said Gerald M. 17 Pennsylvania counties serv- The warning was declared upriver since Aug. 1. In light of all of the complaints, Jerseyans. The central complaint surrounding vacant. However, as with Hobart Hall, done in the Science Building to update Hansler, DRBC executive ing nearly 5 million residents, after reservoirs serving the "We still have some breath- The warning Friday, which Raubinger Hall is due to the windows, the majority of the complaints revolving the fume hoods, which are used to Fanning stated, "Writing on the desks The drought warning also is and several counties in New 13,539 square mile basin ing room, but the steps we're calls for voluntary water con- mostly the blinds, which Fanning said around the facility were due to issues of extract any fumes emitted when experi- and not putting garbage in the trash designed to help avert salt water York and Delaware. reached drought levels for five taking today are aimed at pre- were replaced this past summer. heating. ments are being conducted. where it belongs is not going to help!" servation, now places much of contamination to southern New In addition, the reservoirs consecutive days, officials said. venting this degradation," New Jersey under drought Jersey ground water supplies, that serve the basin also feed The basin stretches 330 miles Hansler said. vsIf we sputter notice conditions. Gov. Christie officials said. water to New York City and from the Delaware River's along, we could get up to that Shirts express impact: xily of Whitman on Wednesday A drought emergency could parts of northern and central headwaters in New York state level." declared a drought emergency be declared if soaking rains New Jersey. New Jersey diverts to the mouth of the Delaware Hansler said about four inch- Stories of real people hirts that includes mandatory water don't hit the region by the end some basin water through the Bay. es of rain are needed for an ade- use restrictions for 119 munici- of October. The emergency Delaware and Raritan Canal, Under normal conditions for quate water supply to drain into FROM CLOTHESLINE PAGE 1 ate graphic expressions," says Kaplan. palities covering 3 million peo- would impose mandatory which feeds from the Delaware this time of year, the reservoirs the basin. Not every shirt on display will follow Unlike statistics, these shirts possess a ple in seven northern New restrictions. *m River just north of Trenton and would be at 72 percent of their Shinn said that in Bergen this color code due to the fact that it is powerful intimacy, helping people real- Jersey counties. "If we get a good storm, we then links the Raritan River in 271 billion gallon capacity. The County, water usage dropped not mandatory. ize the impact of violence. The project Meanwhile, in Pennsylvania, may never have to go to an New Brunswick. That means water levels are at 121 billion by 10 million gallons a day "This is a very worthwhile project that operates in an attempt to help individu- Gov. Tom Ridge created a state emergency," Hansler said. more than 20 million people are gallons, or 45 percent capacity. after officials asked residents to should allow people to view the vio- als come to this realization and raise drought task force to oversee This is the first drought warn- served by the basin. One big reason the commis- conserve. He said this was prior lence differently," says Kaplan. awareness of the issue. handling of water shortages. ing declared by the basin since The warning means the com- sion is taking this action is to to Whitman's drought emer- Often it is easy to think about vio- The display will be set-up on Sept. 19, The Delaware River Basin 1993. The last drought emer- mission will cut the water flow stop the march of salty water in gency declaration. lence without thinking that it includes with a raindate scheduled for Sept. 28, Commission's warning covers gency was in 1985. to New York and New Jersey the Delaware River that comes The drought emergency in real people. Many times, reading a cal- in front of the Student Center. all or part of 214 municipalities The DRBC covers all of by 15 percent from the Delaware Bay. northern New Jersey bars most lous statistic on violence cannot be com- Additionally, there will be representa- in 14 counties. That means 59 Warren, Cumberland and Salem Hansler and New Jersey Hansler said if this "salt high-volume uses of water out- pared to simply viewing the shirts in the tives of the Bergen and Passaic County percent of the state's municipal- counties; more than half of Environmental Commissioner front" reaches the Ben Franklin doors, such as watering lawns clothesline. Women's Center, and rape counselors ities and more than 60 percent Burlington, Camden, Robert Shinn said residents Bridge linking Camden and and washing driveways, patios "The power of going from one shirt to will also be on hand to answer questions of the population are under Gloucester, Mercer, and Sussex should curtail watering lawns, Philadelphia underwater and cars. another is incredible. They are immedi- or listen. State lags in enforcing tobacco laws Minors find easy access to cigarettes at WPC vending machine By Ira P. Thor taken this step; many other towns are currently consid- cigarettes are probably more deadly than alcohol over NEWS CONTRIBUTOR ering a similar ban. the long run, yet we have allowed kids all kinds of A recent undercover operation in Fort Lee proved the access to tobacco." In an era where cigarette usage continues to be crit- validity of this research. According to the Aug. 27 issue icized by politicians and the American public, William of The Record, a 14 year old girl working with bor- The Record contributed to this article. Paterson perpetually ignores what is an ongoing infrac- ough health officials walked into two 7-11 stores, and tion of a state law. walked out with cigarettes. The officials immediately The violation in question pertains to the unregulated approached the store clerks, and explained that they cigarette vending machine currently located on the first would be cited for breaking the state law. This sting was REG CENTER floor of the Student Center, on a wall adjacent to Billy one of the first to occur in the state. Pat's Pub. An informal study conducted by The Beacon, "BE A PART OF THE ACTION" New Jersey state law prohibits the sale of tobacco revealed that four out of five area stores did not check products to those under the age of 18. The placement of MTRAUHRAIQ IDs. MOM-CREDIT the vending machine makes it difficult for WPC to FLAG FOOTBALL 9/14 SPECtAI However, the 7-11 located on Ratzer Road in Wayne, AEROBICS/STEP enforce this law. FB OFFICIALS MTG 9/19 WPC FITNESS WEEK 10/16-20 was the only-location that did check for age verification. FIRST AID &CPR 9/26 Although only a minimal number of freshmen are still TENNIS SIMGLES 9/21 LIFESTEP CHALLENGE 10/16-20 Senator Jack G. Sinagra, Republican from Middlesex LIFEGUARD TRAINING TBA minors upon college entry, the fact remains that without VOLLEYBALL (M/W) 9/2? AEROBICS SUPERCLASS 10/19 County, has proposed several measures to further JUJITSU 9/1? proper intervention, WPC is contributing to the nation- COED VOLLEYBALL 10/12 FITNESS COMPETITION 10/16-20 strengthen the already existing legislation. COUNTRY LINE DANCING 10/10 wide influx of underage smokers. BADMINTOM/PICKLEBALL 10/TBA MIDNIGHT MADNESS 11/2 One idea is to increase the penalty for the illegal sale T'AICHICHIH However, in response to questions regarding the RACQUETBALL DOUBLES 10/26 9/27 NET SPORTS TTH 12:20 of tobacco products, which currently carries a maximum WATER AEROBICS vending machine, one administrator said that most of WALLYBALL 11/9 9/2? BEACH VOLLEYBALL DAWN-DUSK fine of $500. the students attending WPC are of age and added that at Secondly, Sinagra hopes to raise the license fees for the age of 17 1/2, it doesn't make much of a difference vendors by up to 800 percent of the present rate. The anyway. cost of a tobacco license has remained at the nominally ^ The problem, according to the New Jersey low price of five dollars since 1948, compared with the Department of Health, is that cigarette vendors and dis- skyrocketing cost of a liquor license. tributors ignore the law, partially because it is not Sinagra suggests that local health departments use the enforced. Research conducted by both the state and fed- TIGKETMAQTCp pt|T| FT increased fees to fund the enforcement of all new legis- REO PFMTCf? eral Centers for Disease Control, has shown that more MOM-FRI 9 AM -10 PM POOL/nPCM lation. MOM-FRI SAM-11PM than three-fourths of all tobacco retailers in New Jersey SAT&fiUM 9AM-?PM MOM-FRI 11 AM-2 PM Along with the greater cost of obtaining a tobacco SAT&SUM 9AM-9PM and the nation sell to those who are underage. PHOME 595-2022 MOM-FRI 7:20 PM-10 PM license, the sale of tobacco to minors will become a PHOME 595-2777 Some towns have gone as far as to ban cigarette crime equivalent to the underage distribution of alcohol. CASH OMLY!!! CASH OMLY!!! SAT & SUM 12M00M-4PM !The cigarette vending machine located in the Student VALID WPC ID REQUIRED!!!! machines from public areas in an attempt to limit access In the Aug. 27 issue of The Record, Steve POOL 12 LOCATED IM WIGHTMAM GYM Center goes unregulated. by minors. Haledon, is one local town to have to have Andreassan, aide to Sinagra, stated, "The irony is that —w '!_ Canceled courses see little increase in '95 tions," Evangelista stated. By Christa Glod lations this semester has been of Academic Administration. ed. The Registrar does what AT1O\ A I MEW "The administration doesn't very similar to last year. Out "The departments propose they can to help students in NEWS CONTRIBUTOR like to see staffing changes, of approximately 1650 cours- schedules which are approved this situation. Students can either add another class from cases are all reviewed care- Reich Urges Students To Wipe Out Sweatshops There is nothing more es offered, 128 have been by the Dean. Registration six days a week, at 50 to those that are available or get fully. ARLINGTON, Va — a choice," he told a retailers and manufactur- aggravating to a student then cancelled. Thirty-four classes then occurs, The chair of the 70 cents an hour. a refund on the cost of the Course cancellations are a Labor Secretary Robert packed auditorium on this ers, including those he met to have a course cancelled on have had time changes. department, the Dean and the course. "necessity, it happens in col- Reich took his campaign small suburban campus with Tuesday in New Authorities traced the "Cancellations are an acade- Provost then evaluate the them. The course may be a lege all over the country," against sweatshops to the near Washington on Sept. York, for agreeing to help manufacturer's invoices to mic and financial decision," enrollment and resources As the program is done a requirement, something they Evangelista continued. But, garment industry's execu- 13. the government wipe out some of the largest retail- Evangelista stated. All deci- (teachers) and then make year in advance, "there is no 11 •! need to graduate or simply a he would like to see the num- •A i tives of tomorrow, urging vThe choice will be, do sweatshops. But he said ers in the nation, including sions are handed down from their decisions," Schaeffer way to know for sure" what class they really wanted to ber decrease eventually, college students to assert you turn your back on the executives' sugges- Nieman Marcus, Filene's, the Deans office. "The sys- explained. The decision is students will register for. 1 ) take. It may seems that there "Less than one hundred can- their leadership to clean up this...or, do you say, 'Yes tions """did not quite match JC Penney, Macy's West tem is set up to try to cancel passed down to the Registrar Classes are cancelled for a has been an increase in can- celled courses a semester labor abuses. this is partly my responsi- the gravity'' of the prob- and Sears. sections as early in cycle as and they then notify the stu- variety of reasons from low cellations this semester than would be ideal." '.'(''. Attack increases security Reverting to his former bility, and I want to make lems in the $89 billion Reich said it is up to possible," said Marc dents. enrollment to staffing prob- in pervious ones. But, there To that end, the depart- MOSCOW-Following a grenade attack last persona as an academician, sure that these abuses do apparel industry that large clothing retailers to Schaeffer, executive assistant Evangelista says that the lems such as no suitable hasn't. ments are taking a look at the Thursday on the U.S. Embassy, Russian police have Reich challenged students not happen?''' he said. employs nearly 970,000 assert their influence over to the president. students have generally been instructor or resignment of a According to Mark kinds of courses they offer, in increase security and opened up an official investiga- of fashion design and mer- VVI hope you make the workers. manufacturers and Prior to moving to the understanding with the can- professor. "There is a con- Evangeslista, WPC Registrar, an attempt not to offer cours- tion. The attack comes on the eve of a visit by U.S. chandising at Marymount right choice," he added. After meeting with their subcontractors to Presidents' office, Schaeffer, cellations. "There hasn't certize effort by the Deans the number of course cancel- es that will be cancelled. Deputy Secretary of State Strobe Talbott. University to take respon- Reich, lectured the stu- Reich Tuesday, two retail police the industry for was Assistant Vice President been any problems," he stat- Office to reduce cancella- While no group has claimed responsibility for the sibility for upholding the dents for nearly an hour on apparel industry groups, labor abuses. attack, NATO airstrikes against Serb rebels in Bosnia- standards of an industry the labor law abuses that the National Retail ""The major retailers sit Herzegovina have further strained relations between that has been plagued with exist in the industry they*' 'Tederatrtih, and the on top of the food chain the two countries. some of the country's most with a great deal of bar- "There are people in Russia who might have carried intend to enter and on the International Mass Retail out such an action in response to continued bomb atrocious working condi- steps authorities are taking Association, said they gaining power," he told attacks on the Bosnian Serbs to demonstrate to the tions. against labor law violators. would spell out to their the students. United States their readiness for the most resolute ~You are going to make He lauded large clothing suppliers the U.S. wage Large retailers buy teps," Stanislav Terekhov, the head of Russia's and hour standards and clothing from manufactur- Union of Officers, told Interfax, a Russian News work with the Labor ers, who often contract out Agency. Support holds for Department to identify cutting; stitching and other United States officials have declined to confirm manufacturers who violate work to smaller shops, Astronomy Committee of USC whether the attack was linked to recent tensions California initiative the laws. many of which flout labor jetween Moscow and Washington. SAN FRANCISCO-A Attorney General's Office. In one of the most cele- laws and prey on immi- Talbott has also tried to downplay the tension. "I Dinosaur Committee of USC majority of Californians Once cleared for circula- brated recent worker abuse grants. vould not describe it as a rift," he told reporters. interviewed in a Field Poll tion, the group will have cases, state and federal With only 900 inspec- 'Obviously we have some points of difference...Wftat Natural Science Committee of USC released Thursday, Sept. 150 days to gather about authorities last month raid- tors to watch over six mil- s really important is what we have in common." 14, said they strongly sup- 700,000 signatures to put ed an El Monte, lion workplaces and Community Health Club 4th hurricane hits Islands port a proposal to roll back the matter on the California, sweatshop and Congress proposing a 12 affirmative action pro- November 1996 ballot. found 72 immigrants from percent cut in the depart- Psychology Club FORT-DE-FRANCE, Martinique - Islands from grams. Because the issue has Thailand who were forced ment's enforcement bud- Jarbados to Puerto Rico were threatened this week by Fifty-eight percent of evoked strong emotions to work as virtual slaves in get, Reich said industry Hurricane Marilyn. The hurricane is the fourth to hit Other Clubs to be Announced respondents said they and generated wide media a barbed wire compound cooperation is essential he islands in almost as many weeks. would back a proposed bal- attention, more and more for 16 to 22 hours a day, Heavy seas and rain squalls slammed Martinique's ill I iniifliyiiFH lot measure to curb affir- lOrth coast on Thursday, forcing the closure of the air- Californians are learning UILUINLJ mative action policies in about the matter. B iort, schools and most businesses. Study: AZT alone isn't California, while 33 per- The 80 mph winds uprooted trees and knocked out More than three-quarters cent said they would owerin sections of Fort-de-France, Martinique's cap- of those polled said they the best AIDS defense tal. oppose the plan. had heard of the CCRI, up WASHINGTON - another drug, ddC, were The hurricane also threatened Dominica which lost Similarly, about half of from 62percent in May. Following" the release of a superior in all tests than 0 percent of its banana crop to Hurricane Luis last those polled said they When read a summary of r study by the National AZT by itself. eek, endorsed a recent decision the initiative, 58 percent Institute of Allergy and by the University of said they would back the AZT was the first antivi- Infectious diseases last Serb to withdraw big guns California Board of proposal and 33 percent ral drug to be recommend- Thursday, the use of AZT SARAJEVO, Bosnia-Herzegovina -- Regents to scrap affirma- said they would oppose the ed. It is still the recom- as the main treatment for UPCOMING USC EVENTS tallowing three days of intensive airstrike NATO tive action policies in the plan. Another 9 percent mended first line of treat- AIDS may be reexamined. md United Nations officials have announced that nine campus system. were undecided. The num- ment. lerb leaders have agreed to withdraw their heavy /Affirmative action has bers were in line with pre- In the study, researchers "Based on this single TRIPS: 'eapons now surrounding Sarajevo. become a^ major issue vious polls taken in May demonstrated that patients study, it is likely that AZT In the agreement signed in Belgrade, Serb lead/ nationwide and is expected and February. reduce risk of death by up will be reconsidered" as WASHINGTON, DC :rs committed themselves "to withdraw their to become a controversial to 50 percent by using the first drug for treatment, leavy weapons from the 20-kilometer [12.5*mile] The initiative continued LIBERTY SCIENCE CENTER and divisive component of other drugs. Hammer said. sxclusion zone around Sarajevo. to divide Californians the 1996 presidential race. In the study, the 2,500 The other drugs, ddl and The airstrikes would resume though, jf the Serbs along race and political HTV patients, were divided AMERICAN MUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY railed to withdraw their weapons, United Nations Fueling the debate is the lines. ddC were developed after I California Civil Rights into groups and given dif- AZT and although are rfficials said. Majorities of whites — ferent combinations of LECTURES: Until now, Serbs have survived the bombing Initiative, a proposed con- 65 percent and Asians 56 widely used, have been drugs. Researchers then raids rather than pulling back*' stitutional amendment that percent—backed the initia- considered second in line SIERRA CLUB--CLEAR CUTTING A Serb withdrawal could significantly advance would block the state from tive, while majorities of compared the effects and of attack. 1/2 efforts towards ending the 3 year conflict. It using race- and gender- blacks—63 percent—and results of the different Bristol-Myers Squibb PASSAIC C. RECYCLING. would also allow NATO to move away from an based preferences in gov- Latinos—50 percent— groups. Inc. makes ddl and openly aggressive stance and bring a cease-fire to ernment hiring, contracting opposed the provisions. Dr. Scott Hammer of Hoffman-La-Roche makes NJ AUDUBON Sarajevo. Harvard Medical School and university admissions. While 78 percent of ddC. AZT is manufactured and New England The U.N. confirmed that humanitarian aid con- Last month, supporters Republicans said they by Glaxo-Wellcome Co. roys wilj travel to Sarajevo through Serb territory ' * * • " c. Deaconess Hospital said All drugs were donated by Refreshments will be served and the Sarajevo airport would reopen. of the measure took the would back the measure, .. . , ,T , ,. .. c .. • , . . ' ' that ddl alone, or a combi- the companies for the SGA Funded From News Service Reports. first step in placing the just 41 percent of a combinatio. .. ,JTn of, AZAr,Tm an d 147. weeks . .. . , j ,. i , - , ~, i. . nation of ddl and AZT, or study which lasted over issue before voters by fil- Democrats said the same ,, .. „ ing their, proposal with the thing. :f <-m

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I1 I Campaign receives local jupport 1.1. By Arthur Perkins entering the job market. tions building. The main head- within the departme This donations from private organi- NEWS CONTRIBUTOR Communications is a growing quarters of Union Camp is allows the department pur- zations, alumni, parents and stu- and highly competitive field, in located in Wayne, New Jersey, chase equipment that iiodern dents, and the communications Hobart Hall, William order for anyone to excel, some and because of its closeness to and still retain a portiof the department itself. Paterson College's communica- familiarity with up to date tech- William Paterson, Union Camp money to account for rapid To the students of the college tion building has indeed come a nology must be obtained. has taken an interest in the growth and changes indinol- the project translates from dol- long way. From a few minor William Paterson College seeks affairs of the college. The lars and cents into experience. pieces of up to date equipment, ogy. to facilitate this need by provid- Union Camp Corporation has The remodeling otobart The monies drawn in from the to a plethora of high tech 'i I ing its students with the neces- been a source of support for Hall is just a step in arger campaign are to be used to pur- devices. Hobart Hall is not only sary resources needed to gain some ten years, participating on project, a million dolla'oject. chase the latest equipment as the home of the FM radio sta- the experience that is essential if occasion in the college's The project is referred )y the needed. The Million Dollar tion 88.7 WPSC, it also houses they are to compete in Working Distinguished Lecture Series. communications depaunt as Campaign Me" Cloud adds, some the most outstanding tele- America. The $50,000 donated by "Makes it possible to stay on vision and radio production " The Million ollar Most of the students at Union Camp Corp., as with all top of the technology." equipment available. The con- Campaign." George Mloud, William Paterson College are contributions are received as struction which began in 1993 is dean of the Ar and Few students are aware of the already aware of the construc- follows, a sum of money is 1 now beginning to take shape. Communication, statdiat " million dollar campaign and its tion being done on the commu- given initially and the remain- The best way to undend the function, however faculty The purpose of William nications building and others ing portions of the pledged million dollar goal iot to members of communications Paterson's reconstruction is to are partially aware of the finan- amounts will be received in think of it in terms ofjuild- department are conscience of produces an environment where cial sources that have made the installments and as of yet, there ing, buTWterms (ffoi colicat- the million dollar project and its in the students of the institution remodeling possible. are is no specific purpose for ed device to raise tside potential and because of it have will be able to make the transi- The Union Camp the $50,000 donation, rather it became enthusiastic about teach tion from the college world to funds". Corporation, which is primarily will be used as the needs of the using the new equipment. the business world. In order to The Million Dollar Cpaign a paper manufacturing compa- communication department provide an environment that was designed to obtauoney Robert Both, an Audio ny, is one such source. Union arise. will be conducive to this goal, it for the purpose of emcing Productions instructor at Camp, with its $50,000 contri- This manner of handling the is necessary to furnish the insti- William Paterson Colles aca- William Paterson states "Any bution, has been one the major donated funds on an as needed tution with those facilities that demic facilities. The incial time the school spends money contributors to the William basis is the general formate for students will encounter upon support for the project Icome to improve the facilities, it is Paterson's modern communica- the allocation of these funds from but not limiteo the SEE MILLION PAGE 10

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Stiffs, Inc. can recognize the heavy influences of the memorable in its own right. Nix Nought Nix Nought Nothing MNought Sex Pistols and the Ramones. While Nothing falls into the trap that plagued By Ary Nussbaum, Insider Editor (American) M^ is not Johnny "Rotten" Lydon of the Sex Pistols Green Day's overplayed Dookie, which onhe title sang with raw emotion and feeling that lacked diversity among tracks. Quite sim- better than anyone else ing for four hours while its members listen to, of the new Stiffs, Inc. album also a keenly portrayed his inner rage and anger, ply, every song sounds like the one before. and can kick anyone's ass kids and faculty mellowed Sears - a self-described reflection of its overall quality is as if Stiffs, Inc.'s Whitey Sterling tries in vain to This album is not without merit with in chess." out, simply enjoying the pothead - proclaimed to be the members of the band kne^y were copy Lydon's style and fails miserably. its somewhat catchy tunes and smart Funk bands have all music. the biggest Phish fan, putting out unoriginal music

Lollapalooza '95 main event with such acts "Asshole" to one guy who female-dominated group "Teenage Riot," "Self- 7/28/95 as Sonic Youth, The Jesus hit him square in the chest was probably the most Obsessed And Sexee," and Downing stadium Lizard, Beck, Hole, with a clod of mud, energetic of the acts. "Washing Machine" (off the NYC Cypress Hill, Elastica, The promising he would be Hole and Sonic Youth up and coming release, Mighty Mighty Bosstbnes, back the next day with a were simply astonishing. Washing Machine), a dedi- Lacking the impressive and Pavement. hard hat. As for the med- The former's most pow- cation to "The King Of Jill of previous "paloozas," The Bosstones displayed ley of songs, he excused erful songs ranged from Rock &Roll," Beck (as he alterna-fest of 1995 its rather irritating concoc- the finer recorded ones the diverse styles on Thurston Moore put it). anged from the Wees of tion of horns, ska, and like "Fume", "Steve Threw "Softer, Softest" to the Even the endless feedback lardcore rap to "poppy" "glammy" metal. While Up", or "Satan Gave Me A intensity displayed on and irratic noise reminis- ilternative/punk. And the The Jesus Lizard per- Taco." He was still able to "Rock Star." Courtney cent of its underground lie-hards flocked to formed on stage one, stage get the pit into a frenzy of Love's emotional side is post-grunge era was well Randall's Island on a lurid two was occupied by chaos with his eccentric shown on her version of appreciated. Superchunk. The under- '6 degree day to visualize smash hit, "Loser". "Pennyroyal Tea" (a While not the starfest of ground pre-iconoclast ight hours of their musi- Pavement was next on Nirvana track off In Utero). its predecessors, the quali- raced through 12 or so ally endowed icons in a the bill with its oddities of At the end of "Miss World," ty of the acts that united conservative punky tunes onstrained Downing catchy hooks and mel- Love politely asked the on this festival was second predominately heard on •tadium. lowed tunes. Most of them crowd to stop harassing to none. From the screams their latest, Incidental The shindig consisted of off its latest, Wowee the girls in the pit and of Courtney Love and the Music 1991-95. toee stages - stage three Zowee. "Grave moments later threw her genius disguised as stupid- ouiury, Ksplayed local talents and Beck was certainly the Architecture" and "Best guitar into the crowd. ity displayed by Beck, to Comrien teachers; stage two sport- most entertaining act as he Friend's Arm" were the Sonic Youth headlined the pop of Pavement and keyJVoll ed "indie" label bands like amused the late afternoon more impressive accords. and topped off the show distortion of Sonic Youth, :he Pharcyde, Super- crowd of roughly 5,000 Swirling echoes of British- with its lengthy treble palooza '95 was well- age hunk, and Moby; and with his whiskey-drown- based alterna-punk remi- bashes and profound rounded and very impres- Packs- t one partook in the ing, folk-punk noise. He nisces the noise of grooves. The most notable sive. ••'dedicated" * * * 4&e • • •< * soag•«Elasttea*.-.- JHBBEACON Senteinber 8,199X8,1995 5 S-S3 September Pioneers Ml to TSC, 17-14, despite gritty *!>' DINGS until the Lions marched 70 in the third, took a 17-14 lead. Harteveld leads TSC with 244 yards passing yards in ten plays and freshman WPC had the ball four times defensive lineman Reggi in the fourth each time in Lions' Overall When Trenton State Harteveld was blindsided by and the Pioneer 25. Three plays Jeffries drove through the line territory, but managed no L T PF PA College's Chris Drew intercept- junior Dave Sims on a safety later, Johnston connected on a for a two yard touchdown. points. ed an errant Jamie Golden pass blitz. On the viscous hit, the 22-yard field goal to make the frenton State 0 0 39 17 Johnston added the extra point With 6:17 left to play, Golden at the Lion's seven yard line ball was jarred from Harteveld score 14-10, WPC at halftime. and TSC, with 1:29 left to play See Football Page S-6 towan 0 0 66 3 with 1:25 left to play, the and WPC recovered at the The score remained 14-10 lontclair State 1 0 36 30 Pioneers hop of a conference Trenton State 30. opening victory versus NJAC A holding penalty on an vean .1 1 26 34 rival Trenton State was dashed. incompletion moved the Jersey City St. 2 0 16 37 In front of a packed house at Pioneers back to the TSC 42. A CROSS 1 0 14 17 2 0 20 40 Wightman Field, WPC failed to ten yard pass from Golden to notch a point on their final two junior FB Andre Taylor, an MEN WOMEN possessions, each culminating eleven yard completion to within the Lion's 25 yard line, Carriere, and fourteen yard Sophomore Adam Abate paced the Pioneers, The Pioneers finished fourth on the women's and dropped their home opener, Taylor run gave the Pioneers a finishing second with a time of 28:14, and senior side of the invitational. Bryn Mawr College of first-and-goal at the TSC six. 17-14. Mark Snyder and freshman Tim Collins placed Pennsylvania captured the team title, finishing Trenton State jumped on the On the ensuing play, howev- fifth and sixth, respectively, as the Pioneers fin- with 34 points. MSU and host Drew finished a board first when sophomore QB er, Lions' sophomore DB Willie ished second at the Drew University Fall respective second and third, while WPC could [SEPTEMBER Pete Harteveld hit junior TE Jacobs intercepted a Golden manage only one top twenty finish on route to a Sat. 21-Trenton State College at Jersey City State University Invitational. Fri. 22-Wesley College unton State College Daniel Russo on third-and- pass in the TSC end zone to put whopping 126 points. Kean College at.BjJffalo S^ate University Host Drew won the competition with 35 seven from the WPC six. an end to tiiiepYoneer^rive. Sat 23--Rowan Collegersey City State College Montclair State University at Ithaca College points, followed by WPC, with 42 points, and WPC was led by another strong performance Russo came off the line of The Pioneers got the ball Western ConneiState University at William Paterson College Rowan College at Long Island University-C.W. Post MSU with 56. Scott Patterson of MSU finished by freshman Jralda Castillo, placing fourth with a scrimmage freely and cut left at back three series later with 2:00 Fri. 29-Southern Conne State University at Montclair State University William paterson College at Wilkes University first overall in an impressive 27:09. time of 20:58. Sat. 30--Jersey City Statlege at Wesley College Sat. 28-William paterson College at Jersey City State College the goal line as Harteveld rolled left in the half. WPC elected William Patersoiege at Kean College Kean College at Rowan College to the left side. He connected not to waste any time, which Trenton State C{ at Rowan College Montclair State University at Trenton State College with Russo in the front corner later came back to hurt them, of the end zone and senior kick- and went downfield on the first bcTOBER NOVEMBER er David Johnston knocked play. |Fri. 6--Southern ConnecJtate University at Rowan College Fri. 3--Rowan College at William paterson College through the extra point to put Golden hit Carriere over the r---i Trenton State ahead, 7-0, with middle; Carriere made nice Long Island Univ-C.W. Post at Trenton STate College Trenton State College at SUNY-Albany The Women's Volleyball teams (2-1, 0-1 The WPC Field Hockey team opened the season 3:15 left in the first quarter. spin move on a TSC defender, Sat. 7--Jersey City Statesge at St. John Fisher College Sat. 4- Jersey City State College at Montclair State University NJAC) to a strong start, looking impressive in all with four consecutive losses, managing only one Kean College at clair State University WPC responded with an and raced for the end zone. SUNY-Brockport at Kean College three of their games thus far. goal over that span. William patersorege at Wesley College impressive 14 play, 60 yard Hazen added the extra point to Sat. 11 --SUNY-cortland at Jersey City State College The season opened with a hard-fought, 3-1 The Pioneers lost a tough, 1-0 battle at Sacred drive, capped off by one yard give WPC the lead 14-10 with Trenton State College at Kean College (15-13, 6-15, 15-9, 15-11) victory at Cabrini of Heart of Fairfield, Connecticut in their first »Irslty at WJIIIam paterson College touchdown dive by junior RB 1:51 left until halftime. Montclair State University at Rowan College Pennsylvania. game. Rowan College ^1Y-Cortland Frank Carriere, Junior kicker Harteveld and the Lions put Springfield College at William Paterson College The Pioneers faced a strong Rutgers-Newark They then were outscored 4-1 in two games at Alfred Universitvsnton State College Marc Hazen added the extra together a nine-play, sixty yard team in their home opener. In the see-saw battle, the Vassar Tournament in Poughkeepsie, New point to deadlock the game at drive helped along by a fifteen in which WPC eventually was overcome, 3-2, York, 2-0 by host Vassar and 2-1 versus seven. yard roughing the kicker penal- (1-15, 15-6, 15-12, 4-15, 11-15), WPC saw a Montclair State. With 11:43 left in the second, ty that gave TSC a first and ten two games to one lead slip away. Next up for WPC was Drew in Madison, The Pioneers came out with a vengeance ver- where the Pioneers were turned back, 2-0. sus Centenary, sweeping the out-skilled team, 3- WPC rebounded though, in their home opener Uii>( Athlete of +he Week 0 (15-2,15-4,15-0) in the WPC Rfec Center. against Kings of Pennsylvania. The Pioneers outscored Centenary 45-6 in the Rebecca Perkins netted the game winner, rebound win. unassisted, at the fifteen minute mark of the first IEYIBALL Sue Paskas has led the way so ar with 27 kills period. Ivory Battle and Betsy Mclntosh each Snds Save Lives. on 67 attacks for a team high 25% kill percent- had a goal and goalie Erin Bowden recorded her MEN'S/WOMEN'S LEAGUES ENTRY DEADLINE: ANDRE TAYLOR EMay, emergency physicians make age. Christina Salazar has 42 assists, 53% of the first shutout of the year as WPC sent Kings critic-and-death decisions. As specialists, teams total, and Pam Cochran has all five team home a loser, 3-0. s're trained to know how to While the offense has slumped, Bowden has ke every second count. blocks to lead the way for the Pioneers. SEPT. 28TH been terrific, making 53 saves in the teams first Toew therapies offer hope to even Taylor stepped up versus Trenton State five games en route to a 1.40 goals against aver- tht critically ill and injured. But to be CAPT.'S MEETING: affective, treatment must begin Friday night in WPC's 17-14 loss to the Lions. age. almost immediately. The junior fullback ran for 114 yards on 22 f's why when a serious illness OCT. 2ND njury occurs, you must know carries, leading a 224 yard performance by the ow to respond — because Pioneer rushing attack. Taylor has assumed the seconds save lives. 4:00 p.m. Rec Center role as the primary ball carrier for the Pioneers To receive a free brochure with important information in Andre Evans absence. on what you can do in an emergency, send a self- COED Although WPC could not turn back Trenton ddressed stamped envelope to: Entry Deadline: State, Andre tore apart a Lion defense that American College of allowed a conference low 78 points in 1994, Emergency Physicians 1111 Nineteenth Street. N.W., OCTL 12 averaging 5.2 yards per carry including a 32 Suite 650, Dept. 95-A i. Washington, D.C. 20036 Capt's Meeting: yard scamper. At 5'11, 210 pounds, Taylor is a bruising OCT. 16 runner with good speed and should be a force Above-WPC defenders form a wall to smother a shot attempt. L-Pioneers to be reckoned with in the NJAC this year. Thurs. 4:00 p.m. Rec Center players give it their all.

Call 595-2777 for more information or stop by to register. qoja tu ..lounmTOHTA/ tm>iU it>£ \ WvV-ctfG IIB:J jS l S-4 September 18,1995 IHBBMCOH THE BEACON September 18,1995 S-5 sports commentary THE SPORTS EXPERIENCE OF THE AFRICAN-AMERICAN COLLEGE ATHLETE: ACADEMIC SUPPORT OR INSTITUTIONAL RACISM? FACTS By Marc Williams in institutions of higher education was highly misleading. The main purpose of needs. A major problem with this objec- Travel to Danbury to face rebuilding only 9.2% compared to 80.2% of whites. education is not to provide a convenient tive is student athletes have now been The exploitation of college student ath- African Americans made up only 9.7% springboard to lucrative contracts in officially pointed out to the classroom Western Connecticut team letes, especially African Americans, is a of undergraduate enrollment compared to sports but to teach people how to think. professor who is presumed to be unbi- When John Cervino assumed win of the year coming at the saw action, however limited, in Location: Danbury, CT dominant theme in the American Sport 79.3% for whites, and only 5.9% of grad- Lapchick suggest, media hype and ased, which is a presumption. Moreover, the head football coaching posi- expense of a lowly, 0-10 '94 to throw a touchdown pass. Enrollment: 6,000 Literature. The focus of this article is not uate students compared with 86.7% for socio-culture conditioning play to the teachers who make a conscious effort to tion at Western Connecticut University of Massachusetts at The other four quarterbacks 1994 Record: 1-9 meant to imply that white athletes escape whites. Yet, African American student fantasies of many young African maintain neutrality toward all students State University in 1992, the Lowell team, the Colonials feel threw a total of 13 interceptions, Affiliation: Freedom Football Conference being taken advantage of, but that athletes are over represented in revenue American men held at the bottom of the are now expected to become extra cog- level of play of the institution that the only way to move is up to go along with Lester's five. Head Coach: John Cervino 7-23 (4th season) African American athletes are especially generating intercollegiate sports like hierarchy. Edwards believes young nizant of student athletes when such was expected to be dramatically in the standings. The wide receiving corps Nicname: Colonials susceptible to such abuse. In a 1993 football and men's basketball, with grad- African Americas are lead to believe they recognition isn't likely accorded to the improved. Considering that Western should be fairly deep for the Starters back/lost: 16/6 interview with renowned sociologist uation rates falling below their white have a better chance at success in sports myriad of other students. The identifica- Having spent three years as an Connecticut lost by an average Colonials this year with the Type of Offense: Pro-Set Harry Edwards, Penn State's head foot- counterparts according to the CHRONI- rather than becoming a doctor, lawyer, or tion of student athletes to teachers will assistant coach at Division I of twelve points in their four return of senior WR Matt Type of Defence: 4-3 ball coach Joe Paterno had the following CLE OF HIGHER EDUCATION. university professor. Relatively few stu- provide meaningful feedback in order Last meeting vs. WPC: Lost 28-21 schools Ohio State University losses, much improvement Masich and junior WR Mark to say: "We have raped a generation and Through external prodding and regula- dent athletes make it into professional that academic support services can help Overall vs. WPC: 2-4 and the University of Pittsburgh, needs to be made on both sides Gesner after a year's absence. a half of African American Athletes. We tion (senator Bill Bradley's legislation sports careers. One in 12,000 by some guide the student athlete towards suc- Cervino sought to bring the win- of the ball if the Colonials Joining Masich and Gesner at have taken kids and sold them on bounc- for more disclosure of student athletes estimates, and life in the big leagues is cessful completion of their course work. ning attitude of those programs intend to contend for the wideout will be sophomore ing a ball or running with a football and graduation rates), institutions of higher physically debilitating and short.' The identification of "student athlete" is confidential, and involve only those stu- to the Colonials, a team that had Freedom Football Conference Gayle Saunders and junior Dan that being able to do certain things athlet- education have responded by intensifying Academic Support FLASHBACK dents who need special attention since suffered through five consecu- Crown. Loewenberg, each coming off ically was going to be an end itself. We their academic support services. My To what extent are the chances of stu- they my be at risk for academic failure. tive losing seasons from 1987- Cervino hopes that improve- solid '94 campaigns. September 24,1993 Wightman Field cannot afford to do this to another gener- research suggest, however, that the pre- dent athletes being successful in the Why should student athletes be given 1991. ment comes in the way of expe- The brunt of the ball carrying WPC 28 Western Connecticut 21 ation." sent autonomy and power given to what classroom where it really counts? special scrutiny and not other non ath- The fourth-year head coach's rience. The team returns 1$ load will fall upon junior FB In order to understand the exploitation Edwards calls the "athletic enterprise" Edwards suggests institutional racism is letes? For many teachers such an institu- team, however, has won only starters, eight each on offense Eric Baribeau, leader of a very TEAM STATISTICS WCSU WPC of African American male athletes, it is which operates on most college campus- sustained by practices which encourage tional practice of identifying and treating seven games in the last three and defense, including sopho- young backfield. Baribeau car- First Downs 10 17 es, undermines the educational mission. African American student participation heuristic to consider the role sport has any student as "special" sends a disturb- years, including a 1-9 campaign more QB Rich Lester. ried the ball 94 times last year Rushes-Yards 40-158 62-359 Academic support services may instead in sports. Under such a scenario, acade- and continues to play in the African ing message that some students are more in 1994. Lester led the team in passing Passing-Yards 66 78 be aiding and abetting a racial status quo mic support services which are influ- for a team leading 487 yards American male experience. Racism in or less important than others. For Western Connecticut, last last year with 785 yards and six and eight touchdowns. His 5.2 Passing (C-A-TD-INT) 7-21-0-1 7-13-0-2 the United States has kept many African by emphasizing more of a social desire enced too much by the dictates of the season's injury-riddled season is touchdowns. In fact, he was the yards per carry were also tops Total Yards 224 435 Americans from the same economic and for sports entertainment. institution's athletic programs under the In light of the overrepresentation of gladly forgotten. With their only only quarterback of the five who on the Colonials. employment opportunities enjoyed by the Sports" writer Richard Lapchick point risk of operating only superficially in African American students in big-money See PREVIEW Page S-7 white majority. However, since limited to how institutions of higher education academic interests of the student. sports programs, a targeted African opportunities do exist in select profes- use misleading data to make dismal stu- Teachers could well be among the key American student athlete may well be sional sports, African; American youths dent athlete graduation rat§s look good. players in this institutionalized racism by among the few minority students adrift in: the role they play with athletic services. continue to expend much time and ener- Harry Edwards has long articulated how a sea of white students. He (or she) has Below are a few examples of objectives gy in honing their athletic skills while capitalistic interests works hand in hand now been made even more visible any college's academic support program MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY entertaining fantasies of a professional with racial stratification on and off col- through official university sanctions. FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY might consider in keeping student ath- athletic career. Harry Edwards eloquent- lege campuses. Many proponents of col- Further, the special attention given to stu- 9/18 9/19 9/20 9/21 9/22 9/23 9/24 letes academically viable. I have provid- ly captures this theme: "There is today lege sports see college athletic scholar- dent athletes is not likely lost upon the ed responses that reflect what I see as disturbingly consistent evidence that the ships as a path to upward mobility for rest of their non-athletic peers. serious shortcomings in each objectives West Conn African American athlete who blindly African Americans. However, sociolo- Animosities can result when athletes my be operationalized with the best of sets out to fill the shoes of Dr. J, Reggie gist Richard Branch in October of 1994 enjoy a full ride on sports scholarships 7:00 p.m. intentions. J, Magic J, or OJ. is destined to end up reported how "too many African while many other students must pay with loans and/or jobs. Non-athletes might with No J.—no jq]b whatsoever that he js American athletes are neither academi- Teachers are sent an official college Pepsi Classic Pepsi Classic also feel envy when athletes seem auto- qualified to do in our modern, technolog- cally nor vocationally prepared to com- form (or some other official paperwork) matically excused from classes to travel vs. West Point TBA ically sophisticated society." pete in the job market with their non-ath- which identifies the student athlete by to away games. 11 a,m. According to the National Center for lete peers.Moreover, Edwards and others name, identification number, gender and Recommendations: Education Statistics, in 1994, a total support Branch's assessment by pointing sport. The purpose is to make classroom enrollment of African American students how popular notions of African professors more aware of the student ath- America's long and entrenched history American mobility through sports is letes' presence and presumably their See COMMENTARY Page S-7

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Field Rowan Muhlenberg Kean Hockey 4:00 p.m. 4:00 p.m. S-6 September 18,1995 mEBEACOti From FOOTBALL Page3 THESEAOXf September 18,1995 S-7 From COMMENTARY Page S-6 ran a third-and-one option to play to ight side. TSC 30 with 1:40 left on the clock. Golden ran for five, while Golden added 67 yards on the ground, where He kept the ball and ran past the down marker, but that would be the last positive play for WPC as WPC ground out 224 yards. of racial discrimination makes institutionalized racism and (full) professor by 5.3%, 3.7%, and 2.2% respective- productive because such targeting can serve the interests formidable. Nevertheless, the following recommenda- ly, while whites in the same ranks showed increased rep- of sports more than education. Many academic support but somehow he lost the ball and it i out of bounds Drew intercepted Golden on the following play. It was through the air that the Pioneers struggled, tions can help facilitate needed institutional change, services, whether intentionally or not, may be supporting for a two yard loss, forcing a found-three at the The defensive line for the Pioneers was dominant the resentation at 87.5%, 90.5% and 92.7% respectively managing only 75 yards. Golden completed only five thereby helping to diminish the racial status quo. according to the National Center for Education the sports enterprise at the expense of ensuring a mean- TSC20. entire game. passes on 16 attempts and was intercepted twice in criti- Encourage More African American Teachers into Statistics. Thus, theoretically there are more African ingful education. I have suggested a number of recom- Coach Gerry Gallagher elected nallow Hazen to Harteveld, who finished with 244 yards passing, com- Higher Education: American male student athletes under threat of potential mendations to reform the academic hypocrisy in college attempt the 37 yard field goal, op instead to let pleted 23 passes on 43 attempts, most under heavy pres- cal situations. On most college campuses (except Historically Black exploitation with less African American faculty as role sports and addressing African American student athlete Golden Throw for the first down. It was a gutty, solid effort from WPC and a definite sure. Colleges) the overrepresentation of African American models and to watch out for them; Ensure that more Junior TSC LB Joe Scaravaglione there to knock exploitation. Yet, the incessant racism which fuels inter- The Pioneer defense sacked him four times, two by building block for future success. student athletes is as stark as the under representation of African American non-athletes are recruited: collegiate sports abuse starts long before African the ball down and TSC took over on is. junior DE Marc Pisa, and was hurried on many, many The Pioneers take a step down in competition when African American professors. In 1993-1994;; only 5.4% Harry Edwards points out how higher education seerfis Americans reach institutions of higher education. The Pioneer defense stood tall, as i all game, and occasions. The defense also limited TSC to 71 yards they visit Western Connecticut State University in of the African American faculty compared to 88.5% to make a greater effort to recruit academically less qual- African Americans are oppressed by the same social forced TSC to punt after a three-and-eries. rushing on 33 carries, or less than 2.2 yards per carry. white faculty were employed full time in U.S. colleges ified African American student athletes than the more dynamics inside academic institutions as outside of Junior Rich Tallmadge made a te return to the Taylor led WPC with 114 yards rushing on 22 carries Danbury on Saturday. and universities according to the CHRONICLE OF academically qualified African American non-athletes. them. African American student athletes will remain at HIGHER EDUCATION ALMANAC, August 1995. A The argument that African American student athletes extraordinary risk for academic and social dysfunction large African American presence of faculty particularly promote diversity on whit campuses is an obscene use of until teachers (along with the rest of society) see their on White campus could theoretically promote a better equal opportunity. Teachers can help make it clear that job as part of the solution and not the problem. climate to help ameliorate African American student ath- expecting student athletes to secure a quality education lete exploitation, though African American teachers through osmosis seems nothing short of academic fraud. Mark Williams is a junior sociology major. He received a grant from have their own problems of professional survival. For I haive argued that targeted student athletes, particular- the National Science Foundation this summer to study at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. He completed a pre-graduate thesis instance, in fall 1989, African American faculty were ly African American student athletes given their over on the national championship football team and discrimination in decreasingly represented in ranks of assistant, associate, representation in intercollegiate sports, could be counter- sports. From PREVIEW Page S-4 Defensively, the squad must play better than last If the Pioneers are not able to establish the run early, The last meeting between the teams was in year's numbers indicate to be competitive. The defen- they may be forced to play to the strength of the September of 1993 at Wightman field with WPC win- sive line, which looks to be fortified with the return of Western Connecticut defense. Look for the Colonials to ning an exciting 28-21, hard fought contest that featured junior DT Shea Bowman to the lineup after missing a stack the line against WPC in an attempt to force coach all-time Pioneer rushing leader Al White running over season, allowed a whopping 5.1 yards per carry and 225 Gallagher's squad to move the ball through the air. the Colonial's defense for 204 yards. yards rushing per game last year. The Pioneers will need a strong showing from sopho- In that game, the WPC offense ran rampant for 357 The secondary is solid, as was evident in '94, and more QB Jamie Golden. Golden's speed and scram- rushing yards and 435 total yards. Taylor, who was then should once again be the staple of the defensive unit. bling ability could be the deciding factor in the game, a sophomore, saw action, scoring a touchdown and These factors tend to work to WPC's advantage, as the due to Western Connecticut's relative lack of speed racking up 44 yards rushing in the contest. Pioneers will look to exploit holes created in a weak defensively. Western Connecticut opened the 1995 season with a defensive line. Historically speaking, the Colonials have not fared surprising 13-13 tie against 1994 NJAC co-champ Junior RB Andre Taylor and RB Frank Carriere, also well versus NJAC competition. NJAC teams hold a Kean, but followed that "upset" with a 31-0 whitewash- a junior, will look to share the ball handling duties, commanding 17-7 record against the squad over the last ing by St. John Fisher of Rochester, N.Y. replacing the ineligible Andre Evans. 24 years, including-a 2-4 all-time record versus WPC. COLLEGE WRAP-UP FOOTBALL KEAN1,MONTCLAIR 1 KEAN 4, VA. WESLEYAN 2 Friday j (4-0) Kean 1 3 - 4 DEL. VALLEY 13, JERSEY CITY 10 (3-2-1) Kean 0 1 0 0 - 1 (2-2) Virginia Weslyan 11-2 (0-2) Jersey City St. 7 3 0 0-10 (3-2-1) Montdair 0 1 0 0 - 1 (1-1) Delaware Valley 0 6 7 0--13 Goals: K-Noelle Meeke 3, Amanda Miller; V-Page Kerry, Goals: jK-Ivan Munoz; M-Sebastion DiBello. Assists: F- Kelli Brubaker. Assists: K-Miller 2, Lacey Thiery. Saves: K- J-Artis Garns 40 run (Jerry Raljevic kick) Shulimovich; SB-Cioelk, Servillo. Saves: K-Brian Murphy DianaLutz 17; V-Jennifer Campilli 11. 12; M-fylike Rogers 8. J-Raljevic 22 FG GEO. COURT 5, WM. PATERSON 0 D-Matt Soncini 29 pass from Brandon Martin (pass failed) D-Craig Mignon 3 run (Jeff Engels kick) (5-0) Georgian Court 2 3-- 5 FIELD HOCKEY (4-2) William Paterson 0 0-0

TRENTON ST. 8, MONTCLAIR ST. 0 Goals: Tine Delia Pietreo 2, Kara Keefe 2, own goal. Assists: MEN'S SOCCER Shannon Scott, Kim Knolmayer. Saves: GC-Laurie Pells 3. (1-2,0-1) Montclair 0 0 - 0 WPC-NicoleFitschen 10. RUT.-CAMDEN 4, JER. CITY 0 (4-0,2-0) Trenton St. 5 3-8 MT. ST. MARY'S 1, MONT. ST. 0 (4-1-1,1-1) Rutgers-Camden 2 2-4 Goals:; Donna Pecoraro 3, Jennifer Cortese 2, Kim Finnegan (4-2) Montclair State 0 0-0 (1-3,0-2) Jersey City State 0 0 -- 0 2, Laura Stryjewski. Assists: Cortese 2, Melanie Vasofski 2, (3-1) Mount St. Mary's 0 1 - 1 Meridith Peirce, Beth Pursell. Saves: D-Andrea Kuzma 12. Goals: Mike Zeno, Nick DimAtteo, Tom Foley, Rick G-Dawn Greer 10. Goals: MSM-Jill Beckerman. Saves: MSU-Keri O'Mera 14; Hobson. Assists: Mike Reynolds, Zeno. Saves: RC-Eric MSM-Kris Bansiak 5. Teachers have the power To find out how Wright 2. JCS-Dan Jasconski 5. WOMEN'S SOCCER BE A to wake up young minds- to make a difference. to become a RAMJAPO 2, BLOOMFIELD1 Reach for that power. teacher, call STOCKTON 2, RUT-NWK. 1 (OT) CHECK OUT THE Be o teacher. Be a hero. 1-800-45-TEACH (4-1-1) Stockton 0 1 0 0-1 (0-1) Bloomfield 1 0 - 1 Be A Teacher (1-3) Rutgers-Newark 0 1 0 0-1 (4-0)Ramapo 0 2 - 2 NJAG FOOTjlALL Goals; B-JoannaLawton; R-SueFeely, Diana Mathabane. Goals: S-Dave McAndres, Pat Hickey; RN- Victor Assists:! B-Shequita Parson; R-Linah Mathabane, Darlene . Kufuor. Assists: S-Anthony Desiderio; RN-Chris MandeViile. Saves: R-Ketty Miable 3, B-CassandraiGosiiielus STANDINfS

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MONDAY, 18-SEPT.-95 success. (NR) prompted her demotion. 9:00 P.M. NBC Seinfeld: The Engagement. (Season premiere) In an effort to grow up, giOO P.M. ABC The Marshal: Buy Hard. 8:00 P.M. NBC js: Burnin' Down the 9:00 P.M. CBS Central Park West Using Mark SOAP UPDA George proposes to former girlfriend Susan. Reason premiere) After landing in the middle House. (Season pire) Joe and Helen hon- (Tom Verica), Carrie (Madchen Amick) esca- MY CHILDREN: Taylor's som money. WAIT TO SEE: Billie deals with a realization Gwyn news about Trisha. Air; f a soured supermarket heist, MacBride tries eymoon in JamaiJrian and Casey spark lates her plan to ruin Stephanie (Mariel o 9:30 P.M. NBC Caroline in the City (Premiere) abloid expose sent Julia into Mark makes another disturbing about Bo and Hope. confronted Danny and hear< t0 manipulate three armed robbers to free the more than love. (Pof 2) Hemingway); a former girlfriend stalks Gil postages. (Justin Lazard); Alex (Melissa Errico) reveals The life of a New York cartoonist (Lea iding in Wildwind. Tad consid- discovery. Tyler's piercing cry. WAIT T< 8:30 P.M. ABC son Street (Premiere) her true identity to Peter (John Barrowman). Thompson) winds up in her comic strip; with ered taking the position as TV GENERAL HOSPITAL: Tony was SEE: Jeremy and Gwyn are in fo: Eric Lutes; Malcolm Gets; Amy Pietz; Andy g;00 P.M. CBS The Nanny: The Nanny and the Romance sparks een a divorced, New tation manager. Charles and BOLD AND THE BEAUTIFUL: upset that Felicia had a date with a shock. Jersey police dete (Tony Danza) and an 9:00 P.M. FOX Melrose Place: Blind Lauer. ppfessor. C.C.'s brother (Michael McKean) layley started their telephone tutors Fran for "Jeopardy"; guest Alex Trebek. ambitious, liberal < reporter (Lori Ambition. Brooke discovers a secret from Taylor advised Ridge that for Tom. Meanwhile, Felicia told Loughlin). Amanda's past; Alison continues to deceive 10:00 P.M. 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NBC.Dateline NBC (Season pre- (Season premiere) Staff members adjust to new orked up a plan to rid Hayley of juvenile diabetes and could not Kevin encouraged Tony and Todd told Tina C.J. and Sarah j^lps Jane play office power games, tographs of herself sr boyfriend in miere) jobs; cash-starved Ross works overtime; ioth Alec and Arlene. Pierce told be subjected to stress. After Bobbie to fantasize about inherit his money if he doesn't London. Hathaway confronts an alcoholic father; aura that Janet was missing. have an heir. After learning 9:30 P.M. ABC The Naked Truth: Bald Star in gunshot victim goes into premature labor. observing Dylan and Maggie romancing Felicia and Alan, g:00 P.M. NBC Fresh Prince of Bel-Air: Burnin' Down the House. (Season premiere) 9:00 P.M. ABC Hcmprovement: A Taylor Hot Oil Fest. Nora (Tea Leoni) interviews for a WAIT TO SEE: Erica's dependen- together, Stephanie accused her respectively. Edward worked to Todd took her out of his will, Will causes a kitchen fire—just as an impor- Runs Through It. (on premiere) Outdoor job at a conservative magazine; guest Tom FRIDAY, 22-SEPT.-95 cy takes on frightening aspects. of betraying her daughter and help Laura and Justus defeat Blair decided not to have the tant dinner guest arrives. sports distract Timig Jill's cousin's wed- Hanks. warned her to stop seeing Dylan. Damian and his DayMart plans. abortion. David told Dorian ding at a vacation n 8:00 P.M. ABC Family Matters: Little Big Guy. ANOTHER WORLD: Grant's Mike Guthrie, who formerly WAT TO SEE: Emily and Lucky she'll never get an adultery evi- 8:30 P.M. CBS Can't Hurry Love: Pilot, 10:00 P.M. ABC PrimeTime Live Scams and (Season premiere) Urkel accidentally shrinks (premiere) Young, urban professionals seek 9:00 P.M. Qgk.Eje.adly Rival (1995, kickbacks involving compulsory retraining for himself and Carl when an experiment goes ttempts to rescue Kirkland form worked with Sheila, applied for a take matters into their own dence to divorce him. Clint com- friends and mates; with Nancy McKeon; Suspense) Harry Hi, Annie Potts. Phone DWI offenders. awry. ustine were met with her gim- security guard job at Spectra. hands. forted Carlotta who feared for calls and gifts fromcret admirer begin to Mariska Hargitay; Louis Mandylor; Kevin micks and pranks. Matt was Rick told Eric he wanted to live her sons, Christian and Antonio Crowley. wreck a family manarriage, then murder 10:00 P.M. CBS Courthouse: One Flew Over 8:00 P.M. CBS Dweebs: Pilot. (Premiere) A ends it. (NR) tina told Cord about Todd's new the Courthouse. When a famous athlete manager (Farrah Forke) mentors awkward upset to be ignored by Donna as with his parents Eric and Brooke, GUIDING LIGHT: A tearful Annie 8:30 P.M. NBC In the House: Dog Catchers. (Dennis Rodman) is arrested for murder, the computer geniuses; with Corey Feldman; Peter he focused on Michael's illness not with his mother and half- told Josh of her alcoholic past will. WATT TO SEE: Dorian con- (Season premiere) Marion learns Tiffany's 9:00 P.M. NBC er: She's the Boss. court personnel vie for the high-profile case; Scolari. brother, Ridge. Taylor turned and returned the engagement fronts another difficult situatio: (Season premiere) new station manager Justine (Patricia Wettig) handles the media und Vicky's disappearance, boyfriend is dating another girl; guest Tatyana orna stopped Morgan from down a date bid from Jerry. ring. Dinah warned Vanessa her with David. M. Ali; Alfonso Ribeiro. (Mercedes Ruehl) as Frasier to the grave- frenzy. 8:00 P.M. FOX Strange Luck: Over Exposure. yard shift. Recovering his stolen camera, Chance (D.B. :ommenting on Ben's death with- WAIT TO SEE: The stalker rigidity will cause her to lose YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS:! 9:00 P.M. ABC NFL Football: Pittsburgh 10:00 P.M. NBC Law & Order: Bitter Fruit. Sweeney) discovers photographs indicating a ut a lawyer. Later, Cass said he becomes more dangerous. Matt. Later, Vanessa and Ross 9:30 P.M. ABC Cos It Hot in Here, or Is (Season premiere) A murder victim's mother Still in shock, Amy was unable t Steelers at Miami Dolphins. Linebacker Greg struggle; he becomes embroiled in a kidnap- might represent Laurie in her learned dinah planeed to marry Lloyd leads the Steelers into Joe Robbie It Me? After offenche city, Hayden must fatally wounds the prime suspect in the case; ping plot. tell the Women's Shelter coun- Stadium to take on quarterback Dan Marino win the opening gar redeem himself. (Part then evidence suggests the woman hired her uit against the hospital. Rachel DAYS OF OUR LIVES: Bo was Marcus, Roger arrived during the selor's what happened to her. 2 of 2) and the Dolphins. Monday night records: daughter's assailant. 8:00 P.M. NBC Baseball: California Angels at pursued Justine and Kirkland. assigned to a computer theft wedding ceremony. Worried Matt and Drake, meanwhile, plot Pittsburgh 21-14; Miami 29-19. Texas Rangers or Cleveland Indians at Kansas An armed Grant saw Ryan aim a about Nick's growing feelings for 9:30 P.M. NBC suit of Happiness: case unaware that Hope had been ted to make sure Nick took tb THURSDAY, 21-SEPT.-95 City Royals or Chicago White Sox at gun at the two women, A shot Susan, Alexandra rattled her dur- 9:0® tf,M.CB S Murphy Brown: Altered States. Celebrations In Heremiere) An idealistic Minnesota Twins or Baltimore Orioles at caught by the crooks involved in fall for shooting matt. Chris! lawyer and his caninded wife balance (Season premiere) Murphy cancels the wed- 8:00 P.M. ABC Charlie Grace: Pilot. Charlie's Milwaukee Brewers or Detroit Tigers at New rang out. WAIT TO SEE: Many the crime. Tony's plans to kill ? ing an encounter in the powder turned down Danny's plea to work and family; wim Amandes; Melinda ding; Miles and Corky elope; guest John F. ex-wife (Harley Jane Kozak), accused of mur- York Yankees or Toronto Blue Jays at Boston people are left stunned by the someone and have John blamed room. Reva was troubled by Kennedy Jr. McGraw. wait until he was divorced fro: der, asks for his help; Leslie (Cindy Katz) hires Red Sox or Oakland A's at Seattle Mariners. events at the train trestle. were thwarted by disturbing Alan's claim that he can help her Charlie (Mark Harmon) to find her vanished Phyllis , saying she and Paul wer 10:00 P.M. ABC for One: Chapter One. see the world outside Goshen. 9:00 P.M. FOX Partners: A Dress. Bob (Jon witness. 8:30 P.M. ABC Boy Meets World: My Best news from his doctor. Bilie now lovers and planned to (Premiere) A Los ;les attorney (Daniel Cryer) gives Alicia (Maria Pitillo) a sexy dress. Friend's Girl. (Season premiere) Ignoring WATT TO SEE: Marian (Brent) Benzali) defends 'ealthy entrepreneur AS THE WORLD TURNS: Carly unwittingly put herself and marry. Brad proposed to Nikki. 8:00 P.M. CBS Murder, She Wrote: Nailed. Cory's feelings, Shawn asks Topanga on a date. (Stanley Tucci) in fcath of a lover's teen- Shawne-Douglas in danger from proceeds with his plain to ruin 9:00 P.M. NBC Zoya (1995, Miniseries) (Season premiere) After convincing the star was mistaken for Sam and kid- Victoria called Steve to arrange age sister. ' Alan-Michael and Lucy. Melissa Gilbert, Bruce Bbxleitner. Tragedy, stylist at Jessica's beauty salon to jump ship, a 8:30 P.M. CBS The Bonnie Hunt Show: First napped by thugs. Scott asked the computer thieves. Jack for Jeri to return as Cole's book struggle and, eventually, success mark the life sneaky entrepreneur turns up dead in the hair Day. (Premiere) Kind-hearted woman (Bonnie offered the people of Aremid a editor. Mari Jo told Blade his 10:00 P.M. NBC Die NBC (Season pre- osanna for ransom money. °i an American businesswoman born to dresser's chair. Hunt) starts a high-profile job as a Chicago reward for information about the Ru«sian royalty. From Danielle Steel's novel. miere) Lucinda told Mark lily still needs LOVING: Ava told Jeremy she twin brother, Rick, was playing television reporter. mystery woman. Witnessing Bo's 8:00 P.M. FOX Living Single: Grumpy Old him. Sam was shocked when she planned to leave Alex and move with is mind by sending him a 9:3 II 0 P.M. CBS If Not for You: Detour Ahead. WEDNESDJ>O-SEPT.-95 Man. Maxine throws Kyle a surprise birthday 9:00 P.M. ABC Step by Step: Little Sister concern for Hope made Billie her family to Florida, neal con- post card from New York. Dr. Pr ealized a newly returned Kirk ( emiere) Cupid strikes young lovers party. Don'tcha. (Season premiere) Over-protective had overheard her conversation aware of how much he still cared fronted a panicked Gwyn and Tamita told Jack they could (Elizabeth McGovern, Hank Azaria) engaged 8:00 P.M. ABC i: These Successful JT t0 . for her. Dazed by his medica- claimed he could have stopped the wrong people. Friends of Mine. 1 feels left out when with Scott. lily told Damian to always hope for a miracle for 8:00 P.M. NBC Friends: The One With Ross' learns Al is going on a date to the drive-in tion, a confused Tony left his Adam's and Paige'ssrs blossom. New Girlfriend. (Season premiere) Ross movies. keep Luke away from Orlena. her pain long ago. Later, Gwyn Luan. CUff told Victor he came to 3 ^ 0 P.M. FOX Ned and Stacey: Portrait of returns from China with a new girlfriend diary out where Kristen and John believed she saw Trisha and M Lisa was hurt when Bob admitted discuss Hope and the baby. ^rriage. Ned and Stacey (Thomas Haden 8:00 P.M. CBS Bldiis House: Company (Lauren Tom); Rachel calls Paolo (Cosimo 9:00 P.M. CBS Picket Fences: A Change of CI might find it. Carrie told Austin called out to her. Alex and WAIT TO SEE: Sharon could %ch, Debra Messing) attend their first cor- Loves Misery. Burt Alice (Andrew Clay, he was wrong to defend her at Fusco). Seasons. (Season premiere) Following Carter to forget about her and concen- Jocelyn drew closer as they P^ate party. Cathy Moriarty) pi romantic celebration Pike's narrow escape from a house fire, Jill the trial. Carly confronted Scott unwittingly create more trouble for their anniversarj 8:30 P.M. FOX The Crew: P Is for Paul. Paul fears he tried to commit suicide; Kimberly trate on Sami. WAIT TO SEE: searched for Danny. Buck gave for Nick : about getting a share of the ran- 1POO P.M. CBS Chicago Hope: Hello (David Burke) takes a drug test for Randy makes a career decision. r"%dbye. (Season premiere) A new surgeon, 8:00 P.M. FOX BevHills, 90210: Must Be (Charles Esten). .> Kathryn Austin (Christine Lahti), clashes a Guy Thing. Stevist hire a math tutor; m 9:00 P.M. FOX The X-Files: The Blessing }h Geiger; Aaron's father (Rip Torn) arrives Dylan befriends tlughter of his father's 8:30 P.M. NBC The Single Guy: Pilot. w Way. (Season premiere) Assuming Mulder is a% a young fiancee; Nyland botches an oper- alleged killer; Brarmeets new colleagues (Premiere) A single writer's married friends dead, the FBI strips Scully of her credentials N. at the school newsp serve as matchmakers; with Jonathan for withholding information about the missing Top Ten Singles Top RcWSouI Silverman. computer disk. (Part 2 of 3) TUESDAY, 19-SEPT.-95 8:00 P.M. NBC sest 2032: Brave New 1. Michael Jackson "You Are Not Alone"(Epic) New Entry 1. Michael Jackson "You Are Not Alone"(Epic) New Entry World. (Season pre) Ten years after its 9:00 P.M. ABC The Monroes: Triple Cross. 9:30 P.M. ABC Hangin' With Mr. Cooper: 2. Coolio Feat LV. "Gangsta Paradise"(MCA) Last Week: No. 14 Y 0 P.M. ABC Roseanne: Shower the People disappearance, the aest appears on Earth; Kathryn (Susan Sullivan) is subpoenaed to tes- Together Again. (Season premiere) After 2. Coolio Feat L.V. "Gangsta Paradise"(MCA) Last Week: No. 2 Capt. Oliver Hue (Michael Ironside) tify; Billy and Anne (David Andrews, Lynn H°k Love With Stuff. (Season premiere) losing a college coaching position, Mark tries 3. Seal "Kiss From A Rose"(Warner) No. 1 3. Faith "You Used to Love Me"(Bad Boy/Arista)No. 2 becomes the new cbfficer; guest Michael Clark) seek counseling; Gabriel (Tristan Tait) R Stesses Becky and Darlene disagree over to get his old job back. 4. D'Angelo "Brown Sugar" (EMDNo. 3 Jeanne's baby shower. York. leaves the hospital. 4. Hootie and the Blowfish "Only Wanna Be With You"(Atlantic)No. 8 10:00 P.M. ABC 20/20 5. Luniz "I Got 5 On It"(Noo Trybe)No. 6 5. Red Man/Method Man "How High" (DEF JAM/RAL/Island) No. 25 P% P.M. CBS The Client: A Perfect World. 8:30 P.M. ABC Thtw Carey Show: Miss 9:00 P.M. CBS Too Hot to Skate Oksana Baiul, 6. Bone Thugs-N-HARMONY "1st of Tha (stet) Month" Ruthless/Relativity) ^.Ubting a teen's confession, Reggie (JoBeth Right. A companycy may cause Drew Nancy Kerrigan, Michelle Kwan, Viktor 10:00 P.M. CBS American Gothic: American 6. Red Man/Method Man "How High" (DEF JAM/RAL/Island) No. 37 (Drew Carey) not tc a superior applicant. Petrenko, Elvis Stojko and Phillipe Candeloro de'lliams) defends the despondent girl in the Gothic. (Premiere) Tormented by a demonic No. 22 ^th of her prom date. perform at an exhibition in Santa Cruz, Calif. force, the sheriff (Gary Cole) of a rural 7. Bone Thugs-N-HARMONY "1st of Tha (stet) Month" 8:30 P.M. CBS DaWbrld: It's Not About Southern town rules without law or conscience; (Ruthless/RelatMty)No. 40 7. Brian McKnight "On the Down Low"(Mercury)No. 9 3o P.M. FOX Divas (1995, Drama) Khali! That. Construction c new neighbors' house 9:00 P.M. FOX New York Undercover: The with Jake Weber; Paige Turco; Nick Searcy. 8. Solo "Heaven" (Perspective) No. 19 J|in, Fatima Lowe. Members of an all-female disturbs the peace. Brotherhood. After a pledge's murder, J.C. 8. Collective Soul "December" (Atlantic) No. 11 1 ^ ^can-American singing group learn about goes undercover in an African-American fra- 9. Montell Jordan "Somethin 4 Da Honeyz"(PMP/RAL/Island)No. 9 9. Groove Theory "Tell me" (Epic) No. 15 industry and themselves during the rise to 9:00 P.M. ABC Grander Fire; Movin' On ternity to investigate a group of campus white (c) 1995, Tribune Media Services 10. Deborah Cox "Sentimental"(Arista)No. 16 Down. Grace thinompany downsizing supremacists. 10. Tim McGraw "I like It, I Love It" (Curb) No. 55 I

1-8 September 18,1995 THE BEACON TMSEAim September 18,1995, 9 whirlwind. Your approach to or in transportation. work and achievement is effort, CAPRICORN REGISTRATION attention to detail, patience and (December 23 to January 20) INSTRUCTIONS good luck. It's a lively week for your social New Jersey LIBRA agenda and you will have a fan- ARIES cessful and you should see an (September 24 to October 23) share of the popularity. Voter Registration Print In Ink— Use ball-point pen or marker (March 21 to April 20) increase in your earnings. Now is a time for opportunity Challenges may occur in a busi- Your intentions and thoughts CANCER and expansion for you. Just ness relationship, so be prepared Application Qualifications of an are focused on your relation- (June 22 to July 23) remember that good fortune is to cope diplomatically. Don't be eligible applicant By the time of the next ships, whether romantic, busi- The assertive and dynamic not going to come knocking at too quick to act on rumors or too ness-related or marriage. Any election, you must be 18 qualities of your personality will your door, you have to make slow to get a move on when years old and a United States partnership desires you present- shine this week, along with any yourself accessible, and be aware needed. Name of the applicant (Please print): citizen. You must also be a "1 ly have will flourish and remain romantic notions. It is a volatile of the potential all around you. resident of New Jersey and AQUARIUS stable for quite some time. Any time for you with emotions run- Don't overdo, overindulge or LAST FIRST MIDDLE of your county for at least 30 new business opportunity will ning in every different direction, overspend! (January 21 to February 19) days before the election. You have a lot of positive ener- RESIDENCE: STREET ADDRESS AND P.O. BOX APARTMENT NUMBER flourish. so proceed with extra caution. SCORPIO gy that can be put to good use in CITY, TOWN OR BORO COUNTY ZIP CODE PHONE (OPTIONAL) TAURUS Job advancement is almost cer- (October 24 to November 22) Mailing Address (H different tram above): a. Items 1 through 8 must be com- • building up your physical plated in full. Complete item 5 if you * (April 21to May 21) tain. You are due for a good time resources or work-related activi- R.D. NUMBER , BOX CITY. TOWN OR BORO ZIP CODE were previously registered. NOTE: if • A new love, or perhaps an LEO this week, so enjoy what you This form Is being used as (Check One): fg^ Birth Date: applicant is unable to sign his or her • ongoing relationship will finally (July 24 to August 23) deserve. Your love Me is moving ties. Be especially careful to D New Registration ED Change of Address D Change of Name name a mark must be affixed to the line J turn in the direction you want it avoid accidents whether at home Date Moved designated signature or mark in item 7 • A bit of upbeat financial news along nicely at this time, don't let Month Day Year Month Day Year on this form. • From what address did you last register to vote, and under what name? to. The need to be part of a cou- will keep you going strong for at your active imagination ruin it or in the workplace. Be cautious b.. Item 7 must be signed and dated by I ple is strong right now. You the'applicant'arter*completing the form. J least the rest of the year. Behind for you. A nice financial bonanza of any romantic involvements LAST NAME FIRST MIDDLE would be wise to tone down any with strangers. c. Item 8 must be signed and dated by * the scenes influences may be is possible. There seems to be an a registered voter of the State of New • urges to overdo or overindulge. STREET ADDRESS APARTMENT NUMBER able to ease your way up the suc- influential person helping you PISCES Jersey, after witnessing the applicant's I Be cautious concerning trans- signature and completion of the form. J cess ladder. There seems to be a out behind the scenes. (February 20 to March 20) CITY. TOWN OR BORO COUNT Y STATE ZIP CODE d. For registration deadlines, contact J portation and travel. certain amount of stress and I am aD native bom D naturalized citizen (Check One): SAGITTARIUS There seems to be a few minor I was naturalized: your county commissioner of registra- • GEMINI strain in an important relation- tion or municipal clerk. I (November 23 to December 22) hazards connected with a much (May 22 to June 21) ship. MONTH DAY YEAR CITY, TOWN OR BORO STATE e. The Commissioner of Registration I Finding yourself in a social too rambunctious social agenda. A. By the time of the next election I will be at least 18 years of age. will notify you upon receipt and review J You find it very easy to attract B. I will be a citizen of the United States and wil have lived In this State 30 days and in the above named county at least VIRGO whirlwind will make you avail- It may be time to redo your looks 30 days. of this form. NOTE: Sign and complete • or pursue romance this week. But C. To the best of my knowledge and belief all of the above statements made by me are true and correct. all questions before mailing. I (August 24 to September 23) able for any possible romantic in some way. Avoid clashing with D. I UNDERSTAND THAT ANY FALSE OR FRAUDULENT REGISTRATION MAY SUBJECT ME TO A RNE UP TO do avoid any showdowns with A fairly conservative type of SI ,000, IMPRISONMENT UP TO S YEARS OR BOTH PURSUANT TO R.S. 19:34-1. interests. Try to avoid immediate your mate or partner, your tem- • APPLICANT SIGN AND DATE HERE ; loved ones, you can't expect to SIGNATURE OR MARK OF THE APPLICANT DATE investment will prove worth it's intanglement with a romantic per may cloud a relatively simple . ikve eveiffttog- go exactly the L being a registered voter In . county In tha Stale of New Jersey, witnessed tha maldng of the wmk this week. Don't take too prospect. Your health prospects issue. above signature or mark. way you would Wee it to. All WITNESS SIGN AND DATE HERE much for granted, even though are excellent this week. Take money making activities are suc- -.your social life is an absolute SIGNATURE OF THE WITNESS DATE WITNESS MUST BE A BTgcautions when traveling .©Associated Press REGISTERED VOTER OF i [•J NAME OF THE WITNESS (PLEASE PRINT): THE STATE OF NEW JERSEY STREET ADDRESS OF THE WfTNESS CITY. TOWN OR BORO COUNTY ZIP CODE 0 Marque aqui si usted desea recibir sus materiales electorates en Espaftol.

"sag "KJ r?*g m» °»* MWSDAY, SEPTEMBER. 27th CTOBER WEDNESDAYS SUPER JAY To register to vote, simply complete the SPINS MODERN ROCK & HI N-R-G DANCE MUSIC -PLUS- $1 DRAFTS registration application above and mail to -WITH- $2.50 DOMESTIC BOTTLED BEER & BAR DRINKS 1 $3.50 EVERYTHING ELSE! • i '1 one of the following addresses HE IfCRDS FM£E ADMISSION. SUPER JAY iSPINS MODERN ROCK &MN-R-G DANCt -EVERYONE- DRAFTS If you live in Passaic County: Xt$2.50 DOMESTIC BOTTLED Bi Otherwise mail to: ^ & BAR DRINKS Commissioner of Registration ^$3.50 EVERYTHING ELSE! Passaic County Superintendent of Elections Office of the Secretary of State WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 4th Administrative Building Election Division CN300 r BRING THIS INVITATION FOB * COMPLIMENTARY DRAFTS&'BAR DRINKS 317 Pennsylvania Aye., RM. 103 Trenton, NJ 08625 Alt GREEKS WELCOME * COURTESY OF SUM* JAY - FROM 8PM-10PM Paterson, NJ 07503-9972 Million dollar drive underway MM Y .ibility to have handicapped the gym, and also to enter the not happy with the conditions. FROM LOCAL PAGE 8 ees and future leaders of the ment's Million Dollar According to Dennis Santillo, rience in fund raising. Our Doorstep made more accessible." accessible facilities and the The facilities that are being Student Center on weekends. "It was frustrating," stated definitely a good thing." community. Campaign, which has been Director of External Relations The Million Dollar Campaign Handicapped right to equal employment constructed now, as well as the Not everything on this cam- Willis, regarding the campus Professors and students both Corporations like Union receiving a lot support, is a for William Paterson College, is to the prototype for what may Accessibility opportunities. rest of the buildings on this pus is a challenge though. "The security. Prior to attending the appear to benefit from this mil- Camp are very community much larger concept then the The Million Dollar Campaign," become and institutionalized ByBlytheCinelli Within the past five years, campus, are all handicapped students that were lifeguards seminar, she called to find out lion dollar project. minded and believe in the idea fund raising format. If this ini- NEWS CONTRIBUTOR many buildings have been accessible. Those on campus were very helpful to us," about the availability of handi- of an educated community. The tial campaign is successful, it is The companies and other The Million Dollar Campaign altered to meet these standards. with a disability are, "accom- redeemed Jodie Tanis, president capped parking. She was told understanding that smarter a possible that the scope of the organizations benefit from the With all of the relocating and Close to one in every 11 fresh- modated on an individual of SCEC. by the Campus Police to park in public means a smarter con- million dollar goal may widen project as well, by donating to 'Makes it possible to stay on top construction happening on this man identify themselves as basis," stated Barbara Milne, When the ADA was passed Lot7. sumer and more efficient to provide the same monetary the communications campaign, campus, most students are just handicapped. William Paterson assistant to the Dean of five years ago, Senator Robert When she had arrived the employees, is what compels support to other departments as companies insure their own of the technology." looking for the quickest way to College has 140 students who Students. "Classes are moved to Dole commented, "I have sup- spots were filled, and upon call- organization to donate to cause well. This in essence would futures, because William get to and from classes. For are self-declared handicapped. lower floors when possible." ported the ADA because I ing Campus Police, was like William Paterson's com- --Me Cloud give students of all disciplines Paterson College will have the other students on this campus, This means that under the ADA, According to Milne, as far as believe it is a just and fair bill instructed to park at the other munications campaign. This development of Hobart Hall. Is the pilot effort, to us it's the opportunity to work with necessary facilities to turn out a however, getting there is not as the college has to accommodate mobility for these students on which will bring equality to the end of the lot. belief is also what has lead to The goal, nearly half way to its big!" Apparently the college the more modern concepts and well educated population, who easy. these students. this campus, "It's accessible, lives of all Americans with dis- "They were not initially help- the campaigns relative success. mark is expected to develop prior to engaging in this cam- equipment of the time. will in turn become the employ- The geographical makeup of With all of the students that but getting there is not always abilities. Our message to ful," stated Willis. While she The communications depart- into a much larger project. paign has had little or no expe- this school is all hills, and for declare themselves as handi- the best route." America ... is that inequality eventually did get transportation those with a handicap that limits capped, very few of these peo- Although there is wheelchair and prejudice will no longer be from the Campus Police, "I was Increases their ability to walk, it is even ple are in need of a wheelchair accessibility for every facility tolerated." irritated by the attitude of the PRINCIPLES of SOUND R E T I R \i M K NT IN V K STING worse. With some help from the or need crutches. Even with the on this campus, having it avail- > -Accotdii^to Nancy Willis, a security on duty." American Disabilities Act, rough terrain here at WPC, able when needed is sometimes Nutley resident, there are occa- While it appears that WPC is include places such as this campus and there are a few that learn to a little bit difficult. sions when individuals have not in compliance with all of the other public facilities are being rough it. When the Student Council for been helpful with handicapped ADA, the serious problem added fee made accessible for these indi- One of these individuals is Exceptional Citizens hosted the people. appears to be the hills in the viduals. Marc Molde, a junior who Eastern Christian Children's Willis, who requires the aide layout of the campus. However, SEE TUITION PAGE 10 As part of the civil rights legis- resides on campus. Like a few Retreat here, the ramp for of crutches, stated that when she that remains the only thing on or a disadvantage to the students lation, ADA went into effect others, Molde makes his way wheelchairs was not accessible attended the Women's Health this campus that cannot be relo- or the college budget. If a student July 26, 1990, and just celebrat- around campus in a wheelchair. when they went to use the Conference last spring, she was cated. takes only 12 credits, they pay an ed its fifth anniversary. swimming pool in Whitman "The toughest part is the hills," Each week Our Doorstep will examine an issue of national additional $360 and get nothing This act was made to ensure Molde says. "Many of the Gymnasium. The SCEC had to importance related to campus. We welcome your sugges- extra. However, if a student takes the rights of those with any dis- buildings on campus need to be contact Campus Police to enter tions. Contact Beacon News at (201)595-2248. 18 credits, the student gets the equivalent of tee© &ee credits,,,:< • According to some faculty members, all of who wished to m •S'l remain anonymous, the number of students taking more than 12 credits is only about 300 (out of One on one with: Michelle Carter approximately 10,000 students BEFORE TRUSTING YOUR FUTURE By Nicole Stefano showcase of music videos, and featuring returns to her home in attending WPC.) However, sup- NEWS CONTRIBUTOR internationally known, as well as, Plainfield, often traveling porters of the flat rate believe the TO ANY COMPANY ASK FOR upcoming artists and producers. to high schools to speak to numbers to be much higher. You can see her face guiding students She chose to premiere it mainly on the senior class about the In addition to the tuition SOME LETTERS OF REFERENCE. in the apartments, hear her voice in the music because she believes that music is importance of further increase, the residence fees also campus radio, and soon hear her style on universal. There will however, be slim schooling. She explains to her own upcoming television show. went up. During the Fall 1994 ou put more than just your savings into a footage on WPC. them that they need to semester the cost of living in the insurance companies only, so they do not apply Michelle Carter is an active student on "If the college supports "Straight Up" believe in themselves and Yretirement company. You put in your trust and to CREF.) Towers was $1,465 a semester the campus of WPC, working hard to I will it extend it to the students," she strive to achieve. hopes for the future, too. So before you choose one, And TIAA-which, backed by the company's make her name well known. and the Apartments were $1,565 ask some questions. How stable is the company? explains. It will be on the campus chan- "You don't have to per semester. This fall, the claims-paying ability, offers a guaranteed rate of return Carter was graduated from Plainfield nel, but a time slot has not yet been become a product of your How solid are its investments? How sound is its and the opportunity for dividends-is one of a handful of High School in 1985. While in high Towers and the Apartments have overall financial health? determined. Carter has no intentions of environment, people will risen to $1,515 and $1,650, insurance companies nationwide that currently hold school, she was involved in the marching over extending the show, however, it help you if you go to them, A good place to start looking for answers is in the these highest marks. respectively. band, the prom committee, and was the will be shown approximately twice a and use what is offered to ratings of independent analysts. Four companies, all school mascot, the cardinal. For the 1995-96 academic CREF, FOUR MORE LETTERS you," Carter explains. widely recognized resources for finding out how Presently, she is a junior communica- "Milk WPC for all the year, the meal plan rates for resi- strong a financial services company really is, gave EVERYONE SHOULD KNOW. She makes it clear that you don't need canceled. dents have raised as well. The | tion major, concentrating in radio and communication equipment to be a straight "A" student to achieve Carter's experience in the communica- TIAA their top grade. For further growth potential and diversification, t.v. She co-produces a radio show on 19-meal plan increased from :| there's the CREF variable annuity, with seven different the goals which you have set. Carter tion field, leadership positions, and $860 to $900; The 15-meal plan * IN THE FINAL ANALYSIS, TIAA WPSC on Tuesday's from 11 p.m. to 2 and opportunities it has to herself, is in the E.O.F. program and classes have kept her very busy, but she IS LETTER PERFECT. investment accounts to give you the flexibility you want a.m. with D.J. Dove. The show airs pre- increased from $785 to $825. I as you save for the future.* offer. We have the best involved in the Academic Achievers has paved her own path quite smoothly. TIAA received A++ (Superior) from A.M. Best dominantly house music and gives prior- Additionally, a new item was <£i Together, TIAA and CREF form the world's largest Council. "I was never a good student, "I did my homework, I didn't get rides Co., AAA from Duff & Phelps Credit Rating Co., ity to the releasing of the latest songs, department in the State" added to the menu. The 10-meal =1 private retirement system based on assets under but I would rather be a hard working 2.5 off the backs of other people. I worked keeping the music hip and current. plan was introduced at a cost of "5 Aaa from Moody's Investors Service and AAA from ' management, with over $ 145 billion in assets and more -Carter student than a 4.0 student and not learn a hard, had patience and dedication." She Carter's love for house music keeps her $775. Unlike past years, all the 1 Standard & Poor's. These ratings reflect TIAA's than 75 years of experience serving the education thing." feels that WPC has helped her in her working consistently with the interna- meal plan options can be utilized 4 stability, sound investments, claims-paying ability community. For over a million and a half people month. Carter, as well as her crew, are Carter also has experience working knowledge of the mechanics of media. tionally known DJ. Dove. over a seven-day period. f and overall financial strength. (These are ratings of nationwide, the only letters to remember are TIAA-CREF. hoping to "give birth" to the show in with teens in trouble. She is an active She gives a word of advice to other stu- Also approved by the Board of | "I was inspired to do a talk show four weeks. member of the Bridge Program, which is dents, "Milk WPC for all the communi- Trustees, a $50 technology fee | because we don't have something that As busy as she is on campus, Carter is similar to a Big Brother Big Sister pro- cation equipment and opportunities it has was geared for generation "X", people has been added. The fee is meant f Ensuring the future very active in her field outside of WPC. gram. She has also counseled teens at to offer. We have the best department in to "enhance learning." Its pur- j for those who shape it.8*1 weren't talking about us. We as College She is recently doing an internship with risk, at her home in Plainfield, advising the State." students buy most of the music, but we pose is to "provide students at J the "Ricki lake show," working with them about womanhood and how to pro- The Beacon is interested in profiling are mostly ignored." WPC with access to information § Lake's publicist. By the time she gradu- tect themselves. She also worked in the campus members. If there is an Creatively, Carter is the executive pro- technology for their education ° ates, Carter will have five internships program helping unwed mothers, people individual on campus that you think •Not all account, are available under the buj, retirement plan, at all irritation,. They are, however, all available for TIAA-CREF Supplemental ducer of a new t.v. talk show, "Straight and scholarship." under her belt. on welfare, and those who abused drugs. we should interview, please contact \ Retu-ement Annume. (SRA,). CREF certificate, are dittoed by TIAA-CREF Individual & Institutional Service.. Up." The show is starting off with a When she is not in school, Carter However, the program was eventually Beacon News at (201) 595-2248. 12 September 18,1995 WE BEACON

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If FREE ADMISSION when we finally started getting together, who feel lonely and your relationship is going by take a chance on whether he you don't try, you'll never know. close, I had to go away to miserable in their relationships. how many letters you get. Some would work out." If you just take a day at a time FREE MOONWALK school. Now I'm not sure if we Recently a student told me that people aren't letter writers. And Stephen, a junior, said, "Can't and see what happens, at least established our relationship friends of his were able to main- some are uncomfortable (and you just chill out and follow you'll be giving it a chance. CRAFTS, ANIIQIJES, COLLECTIBLES, enough for it to withstand the tain a long-distance relationship monosyllabic) on the telephone your nose? After a couple of Ellen Rosenberg is a college them? Ca Second Harvest distance." (female, sophomore) for five years. After all that time, educator and the creator of Life TOYS, POGS & MORE. 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But it also can give you vent you from learning about Lynn, a senior, explained: have, the more you open the Or e-mail a question to TEL 790-7373 Men--$12 important room to grow and each other and going forward in "The big issue for me would be door for resentment and tempta- [email protected]. cause you to appreciate each your relationship. Letters, cards whether or not it would be worth tion. It's really hard to do, but WOMEN TANNING NAILS SURVIVORS OF ABUSE, INCEST, AND RAPE WPC Student 6 Tan $25^ A course for the benefit of all society "Specials" $5 per Tan Manicttre--$8 FROM WEAPONS PAGE 15 cuss his divorce after she had just under- are dutifully enshrined in his proposal for love to members of their same sex. The gone her third uterine cancer operation. Aids to Families with Dependent Children weapon of homophobia is as divisive as Wednesday Only %&-Vj downplayed by the establishment press. Wraps--$3 5 A few weeks before Mr. Gingrich filed During that same 1978 campaign, he dis- (AFDC), commonly known as welfare. hatred based on skin color or gender. $10 Student Haircut 2§.(& for divorce he called his political aid and tributed a photo of his opponent, Virginia Among the plans formulated by Gingrich (Perhaps because homophobia is one of (See Christine) Tips/Wraps--$45 friend Mr. [L.H. (Kip)] Carter to talk about Sharpard, with black Civil rights leader and his allies (and defeated this past week) Gingrich's favorite weapons he doesn't like his marriage. Mr. Carter said he and other Julian Bond. According to Jack Newfield was to "reform" the welfare system is one to talk about the fact that his half-sister is friends had been worried that the marriage of the New York Post, "In that rural Georgia that would deny benefits to all single gay.) was Wliag apart. [Gingrich's wife was evi- district, Bond was viewed with alarm." In women under 26, and to place their children While stating that we should "tolerate" dently quite attractive when they were mar- sum, through the use of crude sexism and in orphanages. Women would be ineligible gays (in response to questions about A TRIBUTE TO SURVIVORS ried soon after graduating high school. But racism, "That's how Gingrich got to to collect benefits if they conceived chil- Clintonst defense of gays in the military), OPEN THE DOOR TO GREEK LIFE like most women, she had the misfortune to Congress." (Post, 11 12/9/94). dren while on welfare. There are also pro- Gingrich has also told reporters that age over the years.] Mr. Gingrich told him Gingrich was supposed to pay $150 a posals to cut off all welfare payments after "Unlike the Commander in Chief, who has MONDAY, SEPT. 18 why he wanted a divorce. " He said: 'she's month to each of his daughters and $100 a two months. changed his position somewhat, I am stick- STEP INTO A WHOLE NEW WORLD not young enough or pretty enough to be week in alimony to his wife, the same On the Senate side, these proposals are ing with my military advisers," who advise the wife of a president. And besides, she amount he had allotted himself for being pushed by another notoriously racist against gays in the military (Times, 11:00 A.M. TO 2:00 P.M. has [uterine] cancer.1 It sounds harsh and "food/dry cleaning, etc." Like many and sexist politician, North Carolina- 11/24/94). Gingrich, who criticizes Clinton hokey, but anyone who knows him knows divorce women, his ex-wife was now forced Senator Jesse Helms, perhaps best known for not serving in the military, also did not STUDENT CENTER LAWN its pretty consistent with the kinds of things to return to her mother's home and strug- for calling the Civil rights Act of 1964, "the serve. As Jack Newfield reported, he says. (New York Times, 11/24/94.) gled to maintain herself and her teenage single most dangerous piece of legislation "Gingrich retires the trophy on hypocrisy. The Clothesline Project is a visual display of shirt In his first successful race for a daughters. The divorce left her in such ever introduced in the Congress." He was a supporter of the Vietnam War who Congressional seat in 1978, Gingrich ran straights that her church took up a collec- (Newsweek, 11 12/5/94). avoided the military draft" (Post, 12/9/94). with graphic messages and illustrations that have against a woman who he claimed "did not tion for her. She was subsequently "forced The "welfare reform" proposals are (Gingrich claimed exemption because he have family values," because if she won she to file court papers saying that Newt had creating a lot of controversy. Even had two children.) Today, Gingrich's views been designed by women survivors of violence, by intended to commute between Georgia and 'refused to voluntarily provide reasonable Newsweek commented that the proposals on "tolerating" homosexuals are exceeded their friends, or families. The Clotheslines may Washington while leaving her child in the support' for herself and their two teenage to "reform" welfare "could actually exacer- in vehemence by Jesse Helms, who stated Farternities Sororities care of a nanny. Newt won, and not only daughters." (New York Daily News, bate crime, family breakup, homelessness that a gays are "mortally sick wretches." also contain shirts made to honor women who left his two daughters back in Georgia, but 11/15/94). and other social pathologies" (Newsweek We should not despair, however, over have died as a result of violence. AOA Alpha Phi Alpha (I)* Alpha Sigma Alpha also went to the bedside of his wife to dis- Gingrich's racist and sexist perspective 11, 12/12/94). And the social scientist Gingrich and his buddies' views about A3>A Alpha Phi Delta Alpha Sigma Tau Frances Fox Piven has pointed out that racism, sexism, and homophobia. To be sure, we must always combat such views on A*fi Alpha Phi Omega (C) Beta Zeta Phi these proposals go much farther than just The purpose of this project is to increase aware- "reforming" welfare. They embody out- campus wherever they are. This is also an AEO Alpha Sigma Phi Delta Phi Epsilon right racism and sexism. As Piven reports, opportune time for us at William Paterson ness of the impact of violence against women, to B$E Beta Phi Epsilon Delta Sigma Theta* GET A only one percent of the federal budget goes College to put into practice the philosophy KAP Kappa Delta Rho Lambda Tau Omega* celebrate a woman's strength to survive, and to MAMM0GRAM. to AFDC, but "then again, it [AFDC and of the racism and sexism course. That is, provide another avenue for her healing process. AXY Lamda Sigma Upsilon* Lambda Theta Alpha that the attacks against it] wraps everything some years, ago the prophet Maya Angelou A03> Lambda Theta Phi Mu Sigma Usilon* EARLY DETECTION in it-race, (a slight majority of welfare stated that, "There is brutality against QS& Omega Psi Phi Phi Sigma Sigma IS THE BEST recipients are minorities), class (of course blacks, vandalism against Jews, battering You need not be an artist to create a moving, personal tribute KT Phi Kappa Tau Theta Phi Alpha they are poor), sex (they're women), and against Asians and bashing against gays. I Those interested in participating by creating and contributing TE4> Tau Epsilon Phi Zeta Phi Beta* PROTECTION. family values (as single mothers they're And if it,..happens to one group, the others TKE Tau Kappa Epsilon immoral and loose)." (New York Village seem to sit on their hands, not realizing that a shirt, may do so anonymously. TB Tau Phi Beta (C) Coed CALL 1-800-ACS-2345 Voice, 11/22/94) the cruelties against one are cruelties ZBT : Zeta Beta Tau (I) Interest Group In other words, the proposals to "reform" against all. And we all pay." For farther information, Call 595-2946 *HBLC welfare are not so much economic as they We must make sure that Newt Gingrich are ideological: they are outright racist and and his friends do no make us "all pay." Sponsored by the WPC Women's Center in con- EXPERIENCE THE FRIENDSHIP, SCHOLARSHIP sexist attacks against minorities and This is why we need a required course like junction with the Bergen County Rape Crisis AND TRADITIONS OF GREEK LIFE. women. Racism and Sexism. Gingrich and other conservatives' views Center, The Passaic County Women's Center, The on racism and sexism complement their *A version of this essay was originally published in The PAVE YOUR WAY TO EXCELLENCE WITH GREEK SENATE Activist Men's Journal, Vol. 7, No. 5. Dean of Students Office, The Women's Studies homophobia. Homophobia is an irrational I APtibUoSfivmo! Vernon McClean is a professor of African, SGA Funded I btak fear and hatred of those people who make Program, and many student organizations. African-American & Caribbean Studies 14 September 18,1995 THE BEACON September 18,199*5 15

Yoni Greenbaum Tracy Bodoff peacon EDnOR-lN-CHIEF Jack Gillick COPY EDITORS Calling all Senior class members Founded in 1936 Bobl Lee Messer Talking to America about sexual terrorism Editor, The Beacon: I would like to remind unique campus, different JVJSWS EDITOR GenaZak subject of male sexual violence, I am used time for courage in the face of diversity. in their consciousness for such an unimag- As senior class president, you that you have a strong issues have to be consid- By Carole Sheffield PHOTO EDITOR to being told to shut up. A typical example: America, we must stop and look and lis- inable horror... they did not have the imag- I would like to welcome voice on this campus. This ered. Some of these press- Ary Nussbaum last year I gave a lecture at WPC, a man in ten and question - and change. Women ination, together with the courage, to face you to another eventful is best exemplified by last ing issues are: Senior On September 1,1 taped an interview for INSIDER EDITOR Jamie Lee the audience told me that I provoked men's and children are being sexually hurt, it. It is possible to live in a twilight year at William Paterson year's Commencement Dinner Dance (April 25, a television news program, "American DESIGN DIRECTOR Journal," on my research on women's expe- anger and speaking about rape, woman-bat- maimed physically and psychologically, between knowing and unknowing." Tom Troncone College. This is a year dif- Ceremonies. The senior 1996), Commencement rience of obscene phone calls. In the week tering, incest, sexual abuse of children, and murdered everyday in the name of male We have lived in the twilight for too SPORTS EDITOR ferent from any other: this students at that time want- Ceremonies for both or so before the interview, I tried to antici- murder of women and girls, prostitution power, male supremacy and male hatred of long. America's (and indeed the world's) is the year when your are ed to have their names December (TBA) and May pate all the possible and probable questions and sexual slavery. He told me that if I the female sex and the feminine. Sexual terrible secret is the sexual brutalization of considered by both your Classroom freedom, or abuse? announced and that realis- Graduates (Monday, May that might be asked. I thought about it in would just stop talking about these things, violence is pervasive in our society, by women and children. Women "know" this peers and mentors as tic wish became a reality. 13,1995) and the tradition- the shower, in the car, at the pool; I thought men wouldn't be so angry. I've heard this whatever measure you accept. (A week's secret; our everyday lives are bounded by seniors of William Being a senior, means al Senior Gift. sentiment expressed in one form or another worthof careful reading of a major news- sexual terrorism. Men "know" the terrible The setting is an English Literature However, at the beginning of almost about it all the time. As the interview came Paterson College. Take that there are also a lot of As the Acting Senior throughout the twenty years I have been paper will confirm this.) It is a "commodi- secret when they laugh and joke about it, class. Fifteen students are sitting listening every semester, teachers hand out their to a close, the journalist posed the one pride in this status and responsibilities that you question I had not anticipated—and would teaching and writing about the phenome- ty" that is marketed for mass consumption. when they use it for poster-art and for to a teacher discuss the moral and ethical syllabi. These syllabi are a contract Class President, it is my remind yourself that it is have to address. These not have thought of if I had had a year to non I call sexual terrorism. Sometimes this It is an idea, an image, a value, a way of life power. implications of the OJ, Simpson trial. between student and faculty, faculty and pleasure to find out what because of your hard work, may include: searching for you, as a senior at WPC, prepare: If I could say anything to the attitude is expressed out of naivete, denial, that is used to sell everything from perfume At the same time that Senator Robert "But wait," wonders one student, "Am student. The syllabi explains what is misinformation or even fear; more often it dedication and loyalty that a job, locating a graduate want, need and desire to American public, he asked, what would to stereo speakers. It is so much a part of Packwood resigns in disgrace for his sexu- I in the right class? Is this English Lit?" expected from both parties. Teachers is tantamount to a threat. our national psyche that we have trouble this has been achieved. school or even working out better the WPC communi- you like to say? Now, many of you know I al misconduct, Congress moves to slash He nervously checks his schedule: 9:30- expect students to live up to their end. In recognizing it. It is ordinary. It is com- funding for the 'Violence Against Women's Please take a minute and what major you are going ty. I, in turn, will proceed am never at a loss for words. But this time The words of singer/songwriter, Stephen 10:45 a.m. "Right." Raubinger 602. a worst case scenario, teachers will give Stills echo in my head as I continue to think monplace. Act — demonstrating once again its pen- bask in this esteemed to specialize in. But closer with the necessary steps in I was stunned~not so much by the content "Right." Professor Doe. "Right! But the students an F. honor. of his question, but that he would ask it at of the question raised by the journalist. The ordinariness of terrorism is not a chant for living in the twilight. to home, meaning on our facilitating the realization what is this 35 minute lecture on OJ. Students on the other hand, don't have all. Over twenty-five years ago, for another new idea, nor is it unique to sexual terror- We must gather the courage to face sexu- Simpson?" of those tangible goals. this optignvThe,y, dpnjf grade the faculty. Inviting me to speak out in this way was time and another reason, Stills wrote "It's ism. The Dutch historian, W.A Visser't al terrorism, to understand its many forms, Increasingly now, more and more stu- All that they know is that often, when Have fun this upcoming time to stop, children, what's that sound? Hofft, in exposing "the terrible secret" that and to eliminate it. Supporting Common Hour school year and most so profound that, for a few seconds which dents are seen checking their schedules exams come, the teacher is actually seemed like a few hours, I felt as if I could- Everybody look what's going down." His Nazi Germany had already killed half the and looking at their- watches. weeks behind the syllabus, and all they importantly, good luck!!! message was that it was time to reflect and Jews in Europe by the end of 1942, Carole J. Sheffield is a professor of Editor, The Beacon: of activities students were n't breathe. As a teacher and scholar on the Increasingly, teachers are sighting a vari- know for their chemistry exam is that I look forward to hearing to analyze as well as to act. It was also the explained that "people could find no place Political Science & Women's Studies. This is in response to a involved in at school. This ety of reasons and lecturing about topics "Many students can't spell these days," from you and I can be letter published in the Sept. may be more important to not seen anywhere in their syllabi or "High schools have become nothing but reached at the SGA office 11th edition of The employers than your course descriptions. penal institutions," and when the teacher SC332 or at (201)595- Beacon by Mark Snyder grades or the fact that you was younger "THINGS WERE DIFFER- 2157. Weapons of J l This is not a new occurrence. There has regarding the problem of graduated. " SOWEBOPY'S long been a debate about what type of ENT." common hour. Common hour allows limitations or self-control a teacher Teachers need to be allowed the free- Sincerely, First off, Mr. Snyder was the student body to get should exhibit in the classroom. Many dom to teach. But students must be able Newt Gingrich: correct in saying that com- involved on campus, faculty believe that if, ultimately, the to expect that they will be taught what Richard S.J.B. Ortiz (Sam) mon hour provides student beyond just attending topic brings them back to the course sub- they signed up for, not just what the Acting President opportunities to participate classes. It is valuable to Racism, Sexism, and ject, than it is OK. They may be right. teacher feels like. Senior Class in events and activities that clubs, such as MEISA, to Homophobia they normally wouldn't, increase membership and Voting, a V6icetor the lost ones' lollege isn't just about involvement. A lot more By Vernon McClean coming to classes and tak- of our members can attend Yes, to a Two years ago in thepresWM;'" nefifes destructive -in the words Are today's voting-eligible youth too day may be forced to rely on the Welfare ing off as soon as they are our meetings now that tial and Congressional races, of presidential candidate Pat hung up on the present to care about their program, or what's left of it. If the voting done. common hour is a reality. better there was talk of the "Year of the Buchanan, "we must take back future? Judging from last November's eligible youth doesn't register and make Woman." The elections on Nov. 8, our cities, and take back our cul- An extremely important Mr. Snyder, instead of poor election turnout, the answer is a noise in the upcoming elections, the can, I believe, based upon the ture, and take back our country." part of a student's college complaining about com- frightening yes. politicians will ignore them and their Beacon voter profile analysis of the Noy 8 Take it back from whom? From career is what they do out- mon hour, should find" College students are the country's entire generation and pass laws that will Editor, The Beacon: election, can be properly called minorities women, gays, immi- side of the classroom. Part something valuable to do future and the future is not far off. If forever impact their every decision. As a night student at the "Year of the White Male. grants and all,others who post a days) he went to live with his of the "quality education" with His time. Do some There has been and continues to ment, in fact, was only made pos- today's college students don't maintain The gap between the haves and have- WPC, I used to pass the Samuel Banks, New York threat to the sacred values of our be an upsurge in racism, against sible by the perpetuation of sex- "maternal grandmother, with Mr. Snyder referred to is homework or change your any control over the power hungry nots is steadily increasing while many time between classes read- Amsterdam News, 11/26/94. Western civilization. minorities, sexism, against ism. Sexism is a system where whom he shared a bedroom." It is extra curricular activities. sports practice to common wolves lying in Washington, they won't people are sleeping. People are working ing the paper. In the past This program of "reclaiming women, and homophobia against by women are kept subordinate to important to point out that Being in an organization hour time. Maybe it just have any voice, and their best interests . 60 hours a .week in order to put them- though, there was not Dr. Banks noted that in addition America" from all those who gays. Its is from this perspective men; a system which values Gingrich did not turn out to like MEISA - (Music dnd may get more students on will not be represented. Are today's youth selves through a higher education that is much paper and a lot of to sexism, a good deal of racism would undermine its noble princi- (as well as from my concern for women according to their physical embrace homosexuality, which Entertainment Industry the team! What is invalu- was manifested in the recent elec- ples; was enunciated in the going to remain content letting other peo- steadily slipping but of the grasp of many time. Now thanks to the related issues of race, class and attributes, which deprives women certain quarters of our society Students Association) 'for .. able to yourself and others tions, an event which also marked Republicans "contract with ple control their lives? Do they believe others. Do today's- students know that changes in the paper, I can gender) that students should be of child Support. It is also a sys- claim is precisely caused by the past four yearns.'has that share your opinion is. the elevation of Congressman America," a pre-election program female-headed households and that MTV can really speak for them? Republicans-want to radically alter feder- actually fill my time read- following, with concern, the sto- tem which deprives a man of pro- given me more valuable something very valuable to Newt Gingrich to the post of of political and-social initiates motion because, in the words of absent fathers. They may think, "I'll do my own thing, al financial aid programs, evening elimi- ing the paper. ries that have been appearing in experiences .that I have club officers, members and Speaker of the House of whose barely concealed aim is to the media, some of which I cite Gingrich, his spouse is not "young I'm not bothering anyone, and everyone nating some? For many Americans, stu- The new paper actually Even after his mother re-mar- sver received in a class- common hour supporters Representatives and to the role of restore the heady days of the below: enough or pretty enough to be the ried, Newt remained with his will leave me alone." However, if they dent loans are indispensable. If we don't is that, a paper. It gives undisputed leader of House 1950s, when minorities, women, room. like myself.- But to get back to Newt wife of a president." (Ageism is grandmother because "his [adopt- bothered to read between the lines, "they act, student loans will be another memo- me the news not only from Republicans. As he noted, from and gays knew their place and Mr. Snyder referred to Gingrich. As the powerful and also evidenced here). ed] father seemed like a cold, would realize there is pending legislation ry. •'."•''• around campus but off New York to California and were kept in it, one way or anoth- common hour.as a negative outspoken leader of House Although Gingrich has present- austere kind of person" (Times in Congress that will have great impact • Today's youth must realize that their ChristaGlod throughout the South (with few er. This "Contract with America" aspect to the educational campus too. Republicans, he is spearheading ed himself as a paragon of family 11/24/94) who seemed to have an on their lives and their children. future is hanging in the balance. They Secretary, MEISA exceptions) the code words of the is to be accomplished using the development of a student. , Keep up the good work. the task of restoring the values of values, his own life experiences "abnormal" definition of mas- 199Os~"reverse discrimination," tools of racism, sexism, and The Republican dominated House of must register and they must vote this the 1950s, and in the end, his task reveal something far different. culinity. (Newt himself is famous In case he was not aware, "welfare abuse," "cultural wars," homophobia. Thus, the scare Representatives plans on scaling back November. Sincerely, is as impossible as it is reac- Gingrich himself "fatherless," the for using the word "abnormal," future employers are quite "preferential treatment," "immi- pitches go like this" minorities necessary social service programs such Who they vote for is not important; tionary. But Gingrich and his son of a teenage mother whose For instance, he labels Clinton- concerned with what kinds gration reform"-- resounded from across the border are taking as Medicare and welfare. As early as that they vote is. It is important. that Kara Murray many allies in the House and marriage fell apart after three days type Democrats as being "the through political debates, across our jobs and sucking up our tax December, there will be another crop of politicians realize that this is a generation Senate, will surely make strenuous (New York Times, 11/24/94). As enemy of normal Americas") factory floors and office suits and, dollars, women receiving public graduates seeking full-time employment. to be reckoned with. efforts to undo as much of the his mother told the Times. "We Newsweek, 11/21/94. FACULTY, STUDENTS AND STAFF OF ultimately, in voting booths. assistance must all be welfare There are already too many college grad- In order to vote in November, one must "liberal welfare state" as they can. were married on a Saturday, and I Newt Gingrich's own views on queens, the gays end up filling the uates working in Staples to believe that register now. The Beacon will be run- Furthermore, he documented left him on a Tuesday." (He phys- women can best be seen through WILLIAM PATERSON COLLEGE... jobs in the military or teaching our Who exactly is this Newt for these graduates, there will be a ning a voter registration form,on page 9, that these code words which are ically abused her.) Since the his divorce from his first wife, children in the schools. Gingrich, who now stands second smooth transition from college into a clip it out and send.it in. Remember you known campus wide may have in line to presidency? First, let's mother could not take care of which as Gingrich lore and which good job. In reality, most graduates will must register to vote! replaced the repugnant and repre- This is the climate in which we take a look at how Gingrich has young Newton, rather than putting has been often reported in the fem- not achieve the jobs they seek and one THIS IS YOUR SPACE hensible racial and equal epithets now find ourselves at the begin- played the trump card of sexism. him into an orphanage (one of inist press, although generally of past years, but their message is ning of another academic year. Gingrich's own political advance- Gingrich's favorite options these SEE COURSE PAGE 13 The Beacon welcomes letters from readers. Letters must include writer's name, It is the hope of The Beacon that this page will come to be a place for members of the WUUam Paterson Community to express address and telephone number. We regret that we cannot acknowledge unpublished letters. 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