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Budget Frozen on New Activities Cent(600 . ------Phase I construction on schedule; Phase II funds withheld by State--- BY TOM FLANAGAN Statesman Editor . - _ money. And the longer the new activities center will The new student activities take to complete. center,.which has been under As originally planned and construction for the past two designed by Kevin Hom and years and is projected to open Andrew Goldman Architects, next Fall, has- had its Phase II P.C. of New York City, the budget 'frozen,' Univesity construction of the new center officials said. included the complete "In light of budget cuts, all renovation of the existing monies set aside for design [of Central Hall with a series of Phase II] - which had already been major new building extensions. appropriated -were withheld by the It was -scheduled to be state," said Carmen Vasquez, accomplished in two phases. newly appointed Dean of Students. The -first phase was to "This is bad news for us." encompass an area of -Eric Anderson, campus 107,000 square feet. In architect, said that the project has addition to -the existing been suspen'ded. "We can't start the Central Hall, there would be project without the money," he the following major said. additions: a new 7,000 According to Vasquez, the square feet glass lobby, a: longer the design money is 500 seat theatre and a 500 withheld, the longer it will seat two-tier Dining 'Hall. take to --get construction XThe remodeled Central Hall A View OTtne construction Ot tne new activites center before any additions were-added to the skeleton of. Central Hall. From the summer of 1994, about 9 months after the project began., See FROZEN, Page 2 - Students React to O. J. Verdict Im v -I-NDEX- ,-BY VIDISHA PARASRAM students: John Gomez a junior, said, "I being African Americans, that gave them Statesman Staff __: think its good that he got off but not for the freedom to think' what they want, but I NEWS (pages 1-7) From the basement of the Union you the convenient reasons. I believe he is because it was O.J., they knew right from could hear the roar of the crowd on the guilty' but, he bought his way to freedom. the beginning that he was innocent. Just second floor where hundreds of students This trial gave people a chance to take a from the remark that' some of the jurors Hispanic Heritage -Month-- gathered to hear the verdict of what was look at the legal system and see that money made about the glove not being able to fit, -Page 3 notably the. trial of the century. does buy-most freedom especially THE WASHINGTON CHRONICLES. in these or the fact that the decision was made so H. Ross-Perot At approximately 1 p.m.on October circumstances. He's obviously guilty. quickly because they were -inthere for nine - Page 3 3rd, the O.J. Simpson murder trial came to This trial is a positive thing for the legal months, you can guess that there's an official close when the world learned the system because, perhaps maybe now they something -wrong with the picture. It jury's decision :that -acquitted Simpson -on will revise it seeing that it became such a sounded like.everyone knew what they EDITORIAL (page 8-9) all'four counts of murder. Atf 1p.m. mockery of the legal system and a were thinking from day one." hundreds of students were gathered in the sideshow. The evidence' by far outweighs Kwock Liew said "They played with EDITORIAL: television lounge Libel and The Press on the second floor of the the-shenanigans. I feel race was very the emotions of the jury. Race had nothing- -Page 8 Student Union to await the verdict. important because for the first time I think -to do with the O.J. trial. That was- all Aside-from them, a handful of students.. white Americans can see that it isn't just a .,baloney. Race might have upset a couple IStudent-Faculty-Staff Retreat also-gathered in front of Javits Lecture white man that can buy his way out. I think of jurors." -Page 9 Center,. where Lee Ireland, the pretzel the jury let him out because. he paid 8 Another Junior said "We can't prove vendor also had his radio tuned into the trial, million dollars to very, good lawyers to whether O.J. did it or not because we FEATURES (pages 10-14)_ and still many students sequestered to their convince the jury that they were doubts. weren't there. We are ambivalent. We'd rooms to watch the trial. Three actors, and eight million dollars did feel really bad if O.J. did it and got away BOOK REVIEW As the verdict was announced various a better job apparently to 'sway the jury with it. But justice, and -Excalibur the whole justice -Page 10 opinions were expressed across campus. In even though Marcia Clark did her job. I system-is perverted. That was an entire the Union there was a loud'roar to be heard don't think it's a matter of race but a matter court room of theatrics or a soap opera and ACCORDING TO EVE throughout the building, while at Javits of performance." .a travesty of justice. You really'are left Jonatha Brooke Speaks many walked away after the first account Jeffery Stumpo, a senior, says "it's a with nothing but ambivalence because -Page 12 of not guilty was read. travesty because it shows everybody in the people can say O.J. definitely did it and' FARAWAY, SO CLOSE Students who believed that he was not world again that it's not what you are, it's they can say-O.J. didn't do it. You really -Page 13 guilty agreed that the issue of race played a who you know and how much money' you weren't there so you don't know. The only valid part -in the decision. One freshman have. That's basically it. If you have thing I got out of the O.J. trial was that said, "if his race was different, this would millions of dollars and you know what the founding fathers went out of their SPORTS(pages 15-20). -never have been this big." A senior said everybody and everybody loves you, you way to do which was to establish ajudicial race should never have been introduced." can get away with murder. There are others system is now a mockery, in- that, if Elizabeth Borda, Volleyball Takes Tourney a junior, said, "from that get away with tax evasion, well O.J. took someone can be tried for murder and have 'Back Cover the moment race was introduced, it took it'one more step and got away with murder. such a preponderous amount-of evidence over the entire case and everything, was -Race definitely had something to do with against:theM and get away with it because, SCARLET AND GRAY - blown out of proportion." the jury's decision. Being a jury of nine O.J. (what else?) Here are some other reactions frqm. women and three men with eight of them -See O.J., Page 5. -Page 17 - J
Ls -l; m . 2. -Budget FROZEN, From Front Page would .contain' a Conference Center, a variety of new Offices for Student Activities, Lounges, Commuter Student.'Services and retail, space. "It is open and vast, 'designed to bring the outside in,," Vasquez. said, "It will create a focal point and enliven the campus mall with activities, programs and students." Under the current timeline, the new activities center is slated to celebrate a
grand opening in : I September, 1996. Phase I should be completed-
hv June- 1T996 VasnuP7z - said. A projection of the new student activities center after Phase I completion Phase II was to add another 30,000 square feet of building including-multi- "Phase II was to consolidate the only 40 percent of current offices in -"We are stuck with half of a- purpose rooms and expanded Lounge space," Anderson said.. "A multi- the Student Union could move into the completed project," Vasquez said. and conference facilities. The area purpose room, an additional lounge activities center once Phase I is "We need the campus to mobilize in- around the building was to be totally and administrative offices were to be completed. support." X landscaped and a new central added." Faced with these figures, Vasquez sculpture courtyard created with. During Phase I, 60 percent of the said that both the new activities center Alexandra Cruz contributed to this access from the different wings of the new center's space was designed and and the Student Union would be story. new building. constructed, Vasquez said. However, operated simultaneously.
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LOVE illustrated the experience of the of the year, exhibits, lectures and other Statesman StafflT- festivities have been n1anned to continue nispanic culture, ---saa jDrPOU The end of September was only Larson, director of the Latin the celebration of Hispanic Heritage. the beginning of the celebration of American and Caribbean A representative for University Hispanic Heritage. Studies Center. President Dr. Shirley Strum Kenny, Opening ceremonies in the Carmen Vazquez, recently who did not attend the ceremonies, Student Union Fireside Lounge, began appointed Dean of Students, -encouraged the Hispanic Community with a procession of 22 Hispanic flags agreed. "The theme Viviendo of Stony Brook to invite people from from around the world. Each flag was en Dos Culturas.helped capture other cultures to share with them in the carried by a first generation what'it's Iike to live- in a Bi- celebration of Hispanic Heritage. El- descendent or- a person born in that cultural and Bi-lingu'l'world," particular country. she said. " The-theme also This Week in Hispanic Heritage Month: The aroma of Pastellitos (or provides a forum to work Thursday, Oct. 5: HHM Scholarship Enpanadas) filled the air, and the pride with." Fundraiser Dance, 9 p.m. - 2 a.m., Union of Hispanic Heritage was represented The Hispanic Heritage Bi-level. Tickets at Polity Box Office. by the diversity of Hispanic students Month Planning Committee who gathered to join in the decided,that the celebration of Sunday, Oct. 8:. "Living in Two celebration. As Hispanic flags Hispanic Heritage should not Cultures" bilingual liturgy, sponsored by marched through the fireside lounge, be limited to just one Catholic Campus Ministry, 5 p.m., Peace students clapped and cheered. month,said Linda Ayala during Studies Center, Old Chem Building. the opening ceremonies. Arlena Young announced the Tuesday, Oct. 10: Discussion on "Are Hispanic Heritage Month names of the students carrying the Latinos and African Americans College celebrates and educates on the flags and Arnaldo Landrau articulately Material," 8 p.m., Union, Room TBA translated. Hispanic culture, a heritage with a "wealth of perspective", "The committee felt that the Wednesday, Oct. It1: Artist-in- said Vazquez. theme, Viviendo en Dos Culturas, in Opening Ceremony Committee, speaks at the Residence-Reception, "Secret Passages," Through out the remainder English, 'Living in Two Cultures, ceremony last Wednesday noon - 3 p.m., Union Art Gallery He'Xs Bac k . . But Can H. Ro.ssPerot Really Establish a Third Party Well. the most recent news is that public school system. the FDP is the risingg movement of the more youth oriented. This questions the Henry Ross Perot is forming a third The Labour party has campaigned for Greens, an environmental and youthbased value of two minor parties against the two- political party, starting in the state of the Liberal Democrats cry for a greater political party. Th(e Greens are, now major parties. California. When Perot said he was going integration of the European Union. challenging the FDP as4 the- "balancer" in To establish a national third party here to establish a third party, I wonder whether Britains are trying to examine the option German politics. In asddition the Christian in the United States isn't an easy task, no or not if he will repeat 1992, or even of voting for the Liberal Democrats instead Democrats have national organization exists to secure promote Colin Powell's run for presidency. of the "New Labour" party. also adopted ballot access in all of the 50 states, and in To establish a third political party in Another foreign example of maior environmental D.C. In California for example, Perot must this country is not an easy task. First of parties adopting third party viewpoints is, ... 1 issues, along with submit.about 86,000 signatures by the end all, the archaic procedures laid out in each Germany. The centrist party throughout the Social of next month. The total amount of of the 50 states, including Washington most of the Federal Republic of Germany Democrats who are signatures needed nationwide is exactly D.C., were drafted by political leaders of is the Free Democrats, Die Liberal. The becoming more and 765,320. The problem for Perot is that he the two major parties. Secondly, the Free Democratic Party - - - X _____ must achieve a set amount of signatures campaign laws which were created only (FDP) was always a balance i _ A _ - . ~~~ineach 'state,(see chart). allow for partial funding of third party between the two major One cannot imagine the massive presidential candidates, which was done parties, the pro-market e i amount of expenditures it takes to organize as an after thought. conservative oriented s 99f ARII||^l~a _ new political party, just for one election In addition, third party candidates Christian Democrats and the - _ ^^^te~l_ cycle. That creates another problem with recieve hardly any direct financing during Social Democrats. _ the presidential primary stage. Finally, the The major problem for See PEROT, Page 7 reason why a third party has difficulty entering national Geltting on the Ballot: Every state has different requirements for getting on the Presidential ballot with a party affiliation In some states it is easier to politics is because they tend qualify Iby registering as an independent candidate, while in others it is easier to register as-a new party. Below are the deadlines and signatures required to to be "one-issue" oriented getontihe ballot, using the easiest method in each state, according to Richard Winger, editor of Ballot Access News. (This chart originally ran in The New parties. These parties never Yorkwnnes on 28 Septermber, 1995.) present a full set of ideas that Number of M signatures Percentage of Neatstk^^ ia...... -t-^:in...... We 1:* i::--...... : : can compete against Deadline . required registered voters Keynesism and laissez- llinois Aug. 5. 25,000 0.41 * m fairism. California : Ot. 24,1995 89.006 0.60% _ Maryland Aug. 5 10,000 .0.42 * History has shown that Ohio Nov. 20. 33.463 0.54. 0 7,792 0.72 - one of the two maior parties So uth u k ota , April 2, .1996 ota April 12 7,000 1.51 _ 0 would always adopt the issue Tenessee 956 . Ai.. * .... .May 1 37,179 1.39 _ 0so into their own platform. Wyoming May 1 8,000 3.36 ...._ . )9 I .." -. . . Therefore, how can a third South Carcptina. May5 10,000 0.67 ?- :; '? :-:- party really be competitive? Texas - .: --Ma...2.. .43.963 0.51 _ - - : 0.177 .vAt ; : Even if one looks to the Arizona ^.+> ^J*:..... Iay 21 .'. 115 062. 0.73- _ other side of the Atlantic, the North Caro)lina June 1 51,904l 1.43 _ 5 :0.53 . Democrats, the Kansas June 1 16,418 1.25 _ Liberal 0.23 ' centrist third political party of Ma in e June 4 4,000 0.44 B :- 2a:) 0.01: lr :::: Louisiana Aug. 29 ua U.UU Britain, cannot compete with Wah ° ;....- -. -. .Judyt: .?:-::^^^^ 30,036 1.00 _ Idaho Aug. 31 - 09,644 1.54 their rivals, the Conservative NowMexic :v : ? : : ldoah 1 4 4 I can. : :.J uly:9 ...: : ' 2&339 0.:y33' '«* ''! ' *: so .~~ ~~...... ,...... ;...... ' ...... -b w...;^ 0s- and Labour parties. In fact the Nevada July 11 .3,761 0.60 _ Labour party has adopted Florida July 15 65,596 1.00 _ many of the Liberal Oklahoma July 15 4 1',71 1 2.04 Wisconsin Sept. 3 2,000 0.06 i Hawaii . Sept. 6 3,829 0.78 _ Cto Democrats ideas which call lndJianiiS ',.N...... l',.. ' '.'-X:.;. - for constitutional reforms Colorado Rhode Island Sept. 6 1,000 0.18 * C-11co (e.g. Bill of Rights, regional ihan Im. 29 *o0 0.02 i t p and New Jerse y. 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Reactions -~\ ::0951 RTE. 25AI O.J., From Front Page on the evidence but on emotion. If O.J. of the fact that O.J was black, which should didn't do it you still have the fact that *I @?^ r v STONY BROOK have nothing to do with it. One of the main justice is perverted and it is a mockery. If O.J. did do it you still have the same Am^ mJ^ NY 11790 points that Johnnie Cochran brought up i was the racial part of it. He made sure to case scenario, but now it becomes a bring up the fact that Mark Fuhrman has travesty because he gets away with /l n I oyjse used the word "nigger" a million times and murder and two people are dead and the that I think had a lot to do with swaying families have to live with the fact that the jury. Marcia Clark at the end even said now a murder is running around on the that the jury did not make their decision streets." 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I 0 _: A ,4 1 A -4 . .---. , -.1 - - . The big question is not whether run for the presidency, is not the 7 H Perot can achieve his goal since it third party candidate, but President Ross Perot took him only six months back in Bill Clinton. If the three-way race PEROT, From Page 3 general campaign. For any third 1992. But really is he trying to scenario is going to be repeated political party, it would only receive repeat his 1992 presidential in 1996, then the anti-Clinton vote third parties, it is more difficult for a partial reimbursement if it acquires campaign? Or is Perot setting things would be split amongst the them to secure financing from the between 5% and 25% of the vote. up for Colin Powell, Bill Bradley Republican candidate and whoever federal government. A third political, This shows how third parties are or former Governor Lowell Weicker runs as third candidate. Thus the party hardly receives any financial disadvantaged in terms of both from Conneticut? Or is Perot just Clinton would still be re-elected by support during the primary stage. getting on the ballot and securing trying fulfill his own inner ego? a small plurality, but not by a The two major parties receive funds. This shows he still wants to be a majority of the vote. It would be a such large endowments from the This further shows how difficult player on the national scale and does catastrophe for the Democrats, federal government, how can any of it can really be to initiate a third not want to be written off. Perot still which would reverberate into the these factions compete? political party: 1) trying to compete reappears whether it's to comment next millennium. a . Furthermore, any party which gets with the two maior parties, 2) trying on Medicare reform, which he even If you are really craving for at least a quarter of the vote in the to access all of the fifty states wrote a small pamphlet on, or he's third party candidacy, the result would preceding-general election, receives ballots, and 3) most importantly lobbying Congress hard on campaign be that someone would be back in the a full automatic amount from the securing funds from the federal reform. The only person who would poltical scene, but not necessarily federal government for the current government. ultimately benefit from a third party Perot. E A_ Teach English injunior and senior high schi -Learn about Japanese culture and p Gain international experience He i3B^Bn~i * Have an excellent command of the English language * Obtain abachelor's degree by June 30,1996 soen _ - aus.bcitzen11 1 ! 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'"ECSTTICLLY.EHTRNIHG!"Y ,__^_ _ ___^^^^^^_^^^^^^_^^^^______«c~~~~~~~- AdDmK"6 .w1 k SURE-FIRE CROWD PLEASERIn I -TIHESIEGEL ENTERTAItMENT SYNDICATE !* . O -Effihmarnwho went up a hill I k but came down a mountain ^^ T0 I. ;-.= Sat, Oct. 7, 9:30 pm en l tA/ - - E- Ems Editorial _____ Stony Brook PRESS Errs On the Side of Stupidiity Several accusations that appeared in We think we know why The Press ran The current staff did like The Press. We the October 2 issue of The Stony Brook this smut. Because they had no idea that tried to arrange softball and volleyball Press demand a response from us. Polity offered a fax service, and they have games with them. We allowed their staff The Stony Brook Statesman runs a fax no idea what the rules are governing members to use our equipment when they service. For 50 cents per page, a student corporations. Just like they have no idea needed to. We were outraged when a may either send or receive faxes from our how to publish a responsible newspaper. student suggested their office. budget be cut ' It is not illegal or against Polity rules to because they ran a painting of a naked Because of this service, The Press has run this service. We checked. We decided woman on their front page. But that'was decided to attack us. On page three, in an to offer the fax service for one reason only: then, and this is now. A article much nastier, more entitled "The Statesman Thieves to help students. Fifty cents is very serious "now." Guild?," Raoul Duke accuses The reasonable, especially when considering the We are outraged, disgusted and Statesman and its staff of the following: charge for a phone call and the price of disappointed with The Press. How dare * "Embezzlement" of funds from the thermal fax paper. Our rate is half that of you; accuse us of embezzling the University Polity. Off-campus mailing services and University without proof. How dare you * The Statesman editors of running a supply stores that have a fax service usually accuse the editors of running schemes business on the side" charge a whopping $2 per page, $4 for the out of our office. Never mind the * There is no way to trace the funds that first page. In light of these high prices, we nonsense about crack habits and The Statesman receives from the fax service thought this was an excellent idea. We want prostitutes - this we have come to expect Furthermore, Mr. Duke alleges/alludes to to help students save money - period. from you. Forget your contest concerning the following: Our staff does not "pocket the money." Tom Masse and John Lowther. That was * That the editors pocket the money The money we have earned from this is satire. from this service downright ridiculous. To date, we have But to unequivocally state that we are earned a total of $6.50 from the fax service. '* The money is supporting the embezzlers was more than an outrage- How do we know? Our business manager "Associate Editor's crack habits it was a big mistake. Why didn't Ted keeps meticulous records. So meticulous, Swedalla stop * ' The "cartoonist" is paying "prostitutes that libelous article from in fact, that he has an envelope 'entitled running. What were to satisfy sexual urges" you thinking? "Fax." Into this envelope all of the money You have shamed and defamed our * That this service- is illegal, and Polity' earned from the fax has been placed. To newspaper and each of the editors bylaws prohibit this service. be accurate, we haven't "earned" anything. individually.. This has gone far beyond That money barely covers the service. If satire or editorial comment. This is Please allow us the opportunity to set the someone faxes something out of New York. malicious in nature, defamatory record straight. in we are losing money simply through the content - not to mention false. In short, First and foremost, there is nothing cost of the phone call. your article is libelous - and actionable. illegal whatsoever about us offering this The accusation concerning the illegality This is a matter of the most serious service. The Press, (which accused us of of offering the service is the least of our nature. Currently, Mr. Leonard Shapiro is failing to "do our homework") should have worries, however. acting-in the capacity of counsel for Polity researched before running this garbage. Mr. Duke has accused the Statesman in'a lawsuit we have pending against them, The Polity Suite offers a fax service, much editors of embezzling from the school, and for failure to release documents concerning like ours. Students may send a fax for a running businesses on our own from this "NIA Entertainment." We suggest you fee'of $1 per page. Please tell us, Mr. Duke, newspaper. contact him, retain him, and advise him to why you have not accused the Polity We are appalled that Mr. Duke would prepare for lawsuit number two. council, senate, or employees of cast such a malicious charge. All of the We don't want a retraction or an "embezzlement"? Is it illegal for Polity to editors are deeply offended that The Press apology. At this point, it doesn't matter. have this service? More importantly, if would run such a disgusting piece about We don't care if your organization falls off Polity can offer this service, why can't one us. We cannot believe they called us a the face of planet Earth tomorrow. of its organizations? "thieves guild." Look out, I Press people. We're coming.i.g ]~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ I I - in ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~- - , P%t A Opp, rLJ CONTRIBUTING STAFF The Stony Brook Statesm 717;..-mny newspaper for SUNY at und Brook 0.0 and its surrey Jrite Pam Gunther ne Kim Ranieri community, is a pig an J. Derek Rugolo dy Saslovsky ICe Nicole Sequino rie Seitz abash ..* Chris Timm iC ,idS.Shashoua Laura Lo du EDITOR IN CHIEF ude and s Thomas V. Flana 1 ...... nt the majority ion. 4t *]l^ t e Editorial Board and be -60 Hef written by one of its members or a designee. ASSOCIATE I to *Views expressed in columns and 1.5" John Lowt ISWD"''Alessandro in the Letters and Opinions will IA section are those of the author(s), 44 Advertising .Manager only, and are not those of lll .;w I W Statesman Association, Inc., The NEWS Cheryl Perry Stony Brook Statesman, their employees, their staff or their Graphic Artist advertisers. Features *The Stony Brook Statesman Brooke Donatone Trevor Pa~ul welcomes letters, opinions and - -i - - "- - a. 7 . . . - A- i. '-i ------,_1. : .8 . . it . I - a. - wquv-41-- Letters and Opinions 9 m Give Thanks For State Workers To the Editor: employers who one day find that they need pay increased costs for car insurance, home So far Governor'Pataki has settled new a state worker's salary to pay off a mistake insurance, food prices, oil, gas, electricity, union contracts with the state by offering or a risk they took in their pursuit of income water, garbage collection, clothing, toys, no wage increases for the first year, and and power. As a buffer against these stamps, phone service, home repairs, by trying to contract out many jobs. Unions conditions, state workers get a certain medical bills, education, school supplies yet to settle can look forward (or backward) amount of job -security, sick and vacation transportation, car repairs, tax increases, to the same. thing. One reason this is leave, health benefits, and even an cable TV, sporting events, coffee, airfare, happening is because there are quite a few occasional raise. property taxes, haircuts, shoes, printer unions representing state workers at Many of the "taxpayers" who object paper, furniture, alcohol, movie or theater various levels and they all think they're to state worker benefits are in the private tickets, or baby-sitting. . Only for a year. very special, a class war few like to sector. Most of them are taxpayers 'when As I said, it won't cost the state a thing acknowledge. If one union represented all all else fails - unlike state workers, who (well, maybe some lost tax revenue) and state workers, the governor would sing a get docked every paycheck. The private is after all only. fair and reasonable. For different tune. But politics, pride and sector is not called-that because its books state workers cannot gouge consumers with prejudice continue to divide people, no' are as private as their privates, but because oh-so-justifiable price increases. They matter how much they share the same it is free to charge whatever the traffic will deserve a break from the wheel that grinds problems and opponents. bear or Its services and goods, independent them into chopped meat while'everyone There seems to be 'a general feeling of public policy. They are private in the private sector goes blithely on their that state- workers are .expendable, contractors with every consumer (and often way making up for income lost to hungry redundant, wasteful, burdensome, greedy with the State) and often act as if the. pursuit peers. state workers can't hide and protect and impossible to get rid of - as opposed, of money deserved far greater protection their income within the maze of tax laws say, to non-state workers who make no than the pursuit of job satisfaction. The that keeps the private sector so very private, buck that isn't honestly sweated and few. who succeed persuade the many- who about its business. Its business is taking deserved. You know these state workers - still want to succeed - at charging, and our money. But, to paraphrase the Beatles: the, teachers, health, care providers, social getting, whatever they want for- "And in the end, the money they take is service. workers, secretaries, librarians, the .Increasingly shoddy goods. and equal to the bread you'make." folks who work in purchasing, receiving, monopolistic services - that this is after all If you- think all this is meant contracting, janitorial, payroll and the true style and genius of capitalism, on frivolously, try imagining the alternative: personnel offices, the policemen, drivers, which democracy is based, and that state. a strike by all state workers regardless of professors, doctors, road workers, workers are merely the lucky functionaries position, union and classification. Most landscapers - the people who make the state who leech off of their financial smarts. of us state workers could easily survive a work and our lives -considerably more OK. As a state worker I am prepared week-long strike - but could the state? doable. to go for another year without a raise. I've Could its privately-sectored' citizens? There is a reason many of them get done it before. Maybe it shortened my life Let's see. And if that seems unthinkable, perks instead of inflated salaries. and tax span by five months - who knows. Only how about this scenario. all state workers loopholes: if they didn't, no one else would this time there's'one condition I'd like the who don't receive the worker ID do their jobs; no -one.else would invest State to meet which won't cost it a cent, exemption card simply refuse to pay any themselves in the burea'ucracies they and will keep the value of our declining cost increases, no matter who bills them comprise and become attached to, amazing, - incomes from falling. I am asking the or where, no matter who threatens them flawed and necessary organizations that are Governor to issue a card identifying all or how, no, matter wfiat consequences. It the butt of infinite jokes and contempt but state workers as.such, regardless of one's, might be a hassle, but not' nearly. so much which nevertheless keep society running union, -function, education, institution. as it will be for all-those bill collectors and Hey Scott: :To Hell smoothly, when they work. And they This card will be made of a sturdy plastic .checkout people. With Your Stupid--Ideas . usually work, which is why you rarely hear and will have-photo ID. During the'period Just say no! That's what the private about their success: you're- not supposed that the worker's salary. is frozen, he can sector is doing to state workers right now! to notice it. Do you think outsourced show the card (or fax or mail copies or Don't.you think we can do it back, and workers would do state jobs better, faster, vouchers of it) to anyone who charges with ever so much more sweetness in the with more dedication, patience, ingenuity? more for a particular item or service than doing? After all, what is money for but to . WRITE- US! AWE Try chaos for a day or two and see if you was charged for it before July 1, 1995 (or talk? Think about it while you.can, before' agree. Their interest would-be purely whenever). The card then will exempt that New. York State grinds to a- halt and no outcome, and much of their salary would worker and whoever depends upon his or business in the world ever comes to make -WILL go to their contract'managers, anyway. her income from paying any increased a home here again.: Or'before the next PRINT Most of the jobs state workers do can cost. governor, or president,.sells ourjobs to the be repetitive, dull, dangerous, rule-bound, It sounds simple and it is. For lowest bidder. I hear the devil plays a- stressful and subject ,to the- whimsical .instance, a state worker whose salary is mean hand of poker. Are.you in, or out? YOUR; LETER ! philosophies of political and private frozen for a year (or two) does not have to Paul B. Wiener Free 0Magazine Offer Student Faculty Staff Retreat .m .To the.Editor:- VH-l,'and Nickelodeon. 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Prentice Hall and within our sistertcompanies, MTV,- Jayne Demsky: n-" 10 r.- I -:~ ,%"NNo- i, Thursda y , October5,1995. I Fs -- 1--^ Revisionist Retellings of Arthurian :Leger id SookcC .^is£w: £xcafilGut, a ±{o0t sto~ty cof~cton £clitcl £rdcJ atc tftdiiiiam, c^/l/attinA. ^nt££snfjEt9 and EduratlHJtam^t ^Wat ^ Soo/is BY KRISTINE SEITZ is confined to a wheelchair of an aging baseball scout Statesman Staff Mists of Avalon, was only look at an old story and raises back in the States and the who finds the natural born marginally related to the intriguing possibilities about the I know what you're regalia is the link that binds player he has been looking for legend. Her offering "Here legend as -a whole and in saying. How much more can them while they are separated. all his life. Seeing this kid as There Be Dragons?" is particular the promise that Arthur be said on the subject of King This story is a triple whammy his meal ticket, he awards him about a traveling will come again. Arthur and his enchanted in the 'something for everyone with a. bat which magician-for-hire who- Another big name in fantasy sword, Excalibur? The editors category'.- It manages to supposedly belonged is employed by fiction, Charles -De Lint, also- of 'the short story anthology incorporate three- themes. that to Babe Ruth. This someone to see, delivers an intriguing story called Excalibur,Richard Gilliam, have become very p what was in an "Passing." It tells the story of a Martin H.' Greenberg and lately-the plight of, enchanted world newspaper columnist who, after Edward E Kramer, recruited Americans, the st( up the back doing a feature story on the gay some very well known names soldiers during the V staircase 'of the bar scene.in her city, discovers in fantasy to find out. What War and the explorati town pub. There was a she feels comfortable there they woun'd up with was the emotional issues sword in a stone but socially, if not sexually. She probably the most politically the disabled. Its otherwise Excalibur was absent meets a woman there who causes correct, Arthurian anthology d e I i c a t e ; nd Bradley was a her to reexamine her sexual ever produced. There's really mystical Disappointment. -identity, but--finds, in the middle something for everyone in this touches - - A few of the stories did have of her struggle to reinvent one. create a nerit. Gary Gygax, one of the. -herself, that the object-'of her In search of diversity and beautiful, ,reators -of the Dungeons and affections believes herself to one well known authors, however, m o vi n g Dragons games, was included of the Ladies of-the Lake and has the editors seem to have story. It's- one woman -appears on the through- a story told from the a -very - odd price for - her disregarded the subject of of the best in scene hence.the analogy to the perspective of the sword itself. affections. their anthology in places. One the collection, but Arthurian legend. Although The story, called "Duty", begins This is not a collection of-'the most blatant examples it has nothing in- you can force fit it into the at the sword's "birth" and moves for the purist, although there of this is a story called "Grass .common with the legend of legend, the' story is us through its education by are -several stories that will Dancer" by Owl Goingback. Excalibur on any level. unremarkable and has been Viviane and the eventual please those looking to read This story is about a Native "The Scout, the Slugger done too many times to be presentation to Arthur by an evil Arthurian fantasy. An American GI in the Vietnam and the Stripper" by Randy interesting. Merlin. In this story, Merlin is adventurous reader who's not War. He has entrusted his set Miller-was.also not really Even the selection by bent on control and domination looking- for something'- of sacred dance regalia, what I was looking for in. this Marion Zimmer Bradley, an of Britain. Arthur is also seen by specific, however, may find passed down from generation collection,' although it's easy author noted for her Own the sword as a brutish, warlike some real enjoyment in the to generation in his family, to tofsee how they could fit this distinctive entry into the man but the perspective isn't as variety, of styles and his little brother. His brother into the theme-. It tells the tale Arthurian fantasy field, The jarring as it sounds. It's a fresh approaches. Li Is :Nothi~ng Sacred?: Hearing Xthe: StoryX c~rZf-um t/ Note: Tlhe Stock Index Accouint mtay not be available in all states. Ensuring the future f GUINESS & BAss-Au For more complete information aboutstheStock for those who Index Account, shape it.- * WALKING DISTANCE FRO (. including charges and expenses, call -1800 223-1200 for a prospectus. Be sure to read the prospectus carefully before you-invest or send money. I* ALL SPORTS TELEVISED ON S n * SPECIAL LATE NIGHT Hi S, 12 I-am Mon - Tt ,.. : . .w^/^^ I--- 1 . * . * * " --- * _ ---- Sa Utn ^'l 12 By Brooke Donatone word... multi-talented, not. only as a singer/ 9 9 The inspiraionfor And H ere s Brook'eIs Story this songam songwriter,- but a comedienne as well.. from a personal experience., since a Unlike many' f iction' and Her- speaking voice is shy- an, Jenn~ifer Kimball., they, calle close friend- went through a divorce songwriters that, have found' success octave from Melanie Griffiths. helium- themselves Jonatha' and-Jennifer. that revolved a round messy details.. with the masses and now write for filled tone. It's'like a ;volcano.- quiet "I just hated that. I came up with Brooke turned her anger into "Nothing money. rather than the sheer -pleasure at first, but when a ru mble begins, an the name- of Story -which I thought Sacred." Although she doesn't like to of it, Brooke. doesn't initially -think explosion is soon to follow., would encompass. any kind of admit it., some of the song. had -a part what others will-think of her work. Jonatha Brooke belts out too many incarnation that the music would -take of her experiences in it as well.- "It's hard to even know, how much' notes that seem 'unlikely to come from over the, years." The former duo Jo~natha Brooke vents her y~our letting yourself'be aware of the? her. expanded and today's baind is.Jonatha .frustrations,and gets her emotions out- outside audience. . .I just try to be Like E:iton, John and George .Brooke and The Story.' ,by writing songs and beating on a the vessel in a w ay for this mysterious Michael, both known solely by -their Many of the songs on their most guitar. "It's much cheaper, too. ,process whatever it is, because I don'.t first and middle nam es., Jonatha recent CD, P lumb, revolve around. -However, most psychologists migtb know, where the hell it comes from," Brooke is known as .well. She, took different aspects of relationships. reluctant to -admit the makeshift explained ,Bro~oke about the. the last name of her husband Mallet When' asked what her opinion of a therapy is just-as-effective as their complexities of inspiration. (pronounced Mal-ay), but chose not, to healthy, relationship is, Brooke laughs $1 00-per-hour fee. She- resorts to reading freq'uently ,use it professionally sne when and replies, "Is there one".? She doesn't believe that songs since music is constantly going slurred together it resembles Jonathan She: obviously found amusement necessarily require deep -symbolic through her head. She always panics 'Mallet Olike the hammer). with -my question buit'she. managed -to meanings. or car ry a message, such as .that: the well may u dry with She grew pin Botn and has give, a serious meaning to non-serious Phil -Collin~s's "Anlother Day' in inspiration but there always seeIm-s to remained in-Massachusetts ever since. answer. "Whatever it is it basically has Paradise,, o.r Tori Amos' "Silent All be more watzr. She was always, a dancer' and never to do with the relationship -with these Years." Some writers begin banging away -aspired to be a musician.. She began a yourself more than' anything. That's "They- have to have meaning to me, at their keyboard at two in the morning journey into English at Amherst the only'thing that you' can really work or else I can't. put-them across. . .for after waking up from a-dreaIm that got College'. .on, is the..stuff in yourself that you -me the~need to be personal to be them .really: motivated. That happens "Little. by little the ~music -took know sucks and that you better change believable at all politically." t o Jonatha ..Brooke as. well, ,over and made itself apparent and then. or it's gonna f--- up your other She describes her music as being unfortunatlIafter shewespse forced me out of dancing ba sically. relationships." in the genre of Pop .but a little more jorkets them, ".and then.I think, 'oh' because I was on. the. road so 'Much., When she speaks of. her'u'pcoming layered and complex. Perhaps more so man thait must of been a hit.-$" Now it.'s taken over coImpletely and video for 'Nothing Sacred" she doesnt't than the womnan who -wears a leather- She hasn't. lost every good idea that, the'-dancing is this' little glimmer of a have an eo about her bra and is chaine'dto a bed. may have passed, by her in' thenni ght. memory," Brooke ,chuckles as -she- accomplishments -but acts more like a When I shared that I don't find "o when you sleep do not dream, explains her shift in career. schoolgirl with a crush - shy a nd enjoyment in music that is mindless, .the- dreams&they weigh oudown, When she originally started,,her excited~. "It's so cool," she-says as her such as _Green -Daiy, she, began singing ~sang.-Brooke in. 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The Men's Soccer Team's season record Michael Gibson New Assistant T~rack Co] ,dropped to 2-7 as they suffered a 2-4 and Field Coach tiot overtime defeat to 20th ranked Keene State Michael Gibson will assist in all areas on the road last Saturday. Barry Crowe and of the program. Gibson was once head and Dustin Garavelli scored for the 'Wolves. The girls track coach at Mercy High School and siol team will play Albany at home (University was an assistant coach at Longwood, anc Fields) at 1-:00 PM this Saturday. Shoreham-Wading River and Kings Park Men's Cross Country Places Sixth At high schools. haN Connecticut Jeffrey Salzberg New Assistant sel( The Stony Brook Men's Cross Country Swimming and Diving Coach vic Team finished sixth at the Connecticut Jeffrey Salzberg will serve as the yot College Invitational Saturday. Pete Clusener diving coach and assist in other areas under finished 16th with a time of 28:45 on a five Dave Alexander. 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DETROIT Cleveland New England -4 NEW ENGLAND DenverI Denver NEW ENGLAND .Denver Monday Night Monday Night Monday Night Monday Night Monday Night Monday Night Kansas City -317 KANSAS CITY San Diego San Diego KANSAS CITY KANSAS CITY LAST WEEK 7- 5- 1 4- 8- 1 5 - 7-1 7- 5- 1 7- 5- 1 .SEASON 29 -37- 4 26-40-4 29 -37- 4 36 -30- 4 28 -22 - 4 RECORD- .439 .394 ..439 .545 .560 Open Date: Atlanta, New Orleans, St. Louis, San Francisco After five weeks, you'd think a few of us would have some clue as to what the heck's going on in the NFL. But take a look at our records. Then look at the variety of picks for this wek paety ecould be out-picked by a slightly retarded rhesus monkey - except for The f Mass who may be likened to a slightly retarded rhesus monkey (not in size, -though). At any rate, Kornel., Tom and Beckie.Francis -were able to pull out 7-5-1 records. Not particularly brilliant,, but enough to keep it interesting. 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I also would be foolish to think It puts me through the roof. to not convict. that I won't hear about this column from all sides of from "Feelin"' by Van Halen That's all I have to say about how I would have the argument. So be it. voted. This is how I wrapped up my column last June: "I After two weeks without a column there's so much Then there is what I have to say about the trial don't know where the end of this road lies, but we must to talk about. Yet, because of recent events, I'm and its implications. find a way, somehow, to keep from having to travel compelled to address what everyone else is addressing: First, I think it's about time that domestic violence this road again. Prove it ain't so, O.J." O.J. receives the attention it has. Unfortunately, Now that we have reached the end of the road, the In our June 20, 1994 issue - just after s(gylgt ^Ax strap I think it a ll my be fo r naught. T he verdict only thing that remains clear is: the now-infamous "Bronco chase" - I AMAS may imply to some people that you can get Hey, I don't understand! (Van Halen) wrote a short column titled "Simply . HOMAS I away with wife beating. Shocked" about that bizarre weekend. I said that I However, Simpson was on trial for murder, not One the lighter side, there are just a few things hoped Simpson would be found not guilty though the assault; therefore, domestic violence still scored a few that have been on my mind: D.A.'s case looked pretty solid. I figured the DNA points. He's at the News. He's at Newsday. He's at the evidence would wrap it up. The judicial system. I guess we can all agree that News. He's wearing the shoes. He's-on ESPN. He's I was editor in chief at the time, and I said that our system needs some work. However, I'm sick of on Imus. He's wearing the shoes. Gee whiz. It's like The Stony Brook Statesman would not become part of hearing people say watching a Mike Lupica/ the media circus - mostly because we don't have the -justice was not Nike commercial. . . resources, in part because most people would read served." Regardless "First and foremo1sit, you cannot Who - in the name of about it in The New York Times and Newsday, anyway. of the faults in the you cannot all that is sacred - is that Still, we kept to that promise until now when it's current system, it convict a man of a double murder moron on WFAN at night. I just logical to address it again. And, so,- here I go. was set up the way -on circumstantial i vidence and a I'm talking about this First and foremost, you cannot convict a man of a it was for a reason. Ferrell guy. Whoever double murder on circumstantial evidence and a gut It did what it was :.gut feeling. TherekV were no eye- signed the contract to have feeling. There were no eye-witnesses. They found no supposed to do. witnesses. They foiJind no weapon. - that guy on the air should weapon. They have no confession. B e c a u s e be terminated. I hope For me, there are still too many unanswered Simpson's rights to They have no confe!ICssion. WFAN wakes up and questions. If there was so much blood at the crime a trial by jury were _^^^^^^^^^^^^^ removes Ferrell from the scene, why wasn't there more blood in the Bronco? Is honored and Be 0 lineup before the station it possible that Simpson would be able to get rid of the because that jury rendered its verdict, Justice was loses too many of its faithful listeners. If you weapon and most of his clothes, but not the socks, the served. transplanted Ferrell's brain into a severely retarded gloves and the knit cap? Is five minutes enough time Now, the issue that I have feared: the race issue. rhesus monkey, the monkey would begin Perhaps I fear the issue because I still don't uncontrollable flatulence and defecation. .. understand it. Okay, in relation to Det. Mark Fuhrman, So the Yankees become the first team in major the answer is clear enough. As far' as I'm concerned, league baseball history to back into the playoffs via Fuhrman was a bad witness because he purjured the wild card. And as an added bonus, they get home himself, not because he's a racist - that's another more field advantage against the third seed instead of being despicable story in itself. on the road against the Indians. Typical New York. . . What I don't understand is why race influenced As far as Holyfield-Bowe and Tyson-Mathis, I'd whether individuals thought O.J. was guilty. sooner pay a few bucks and see -the Holyfield fight at Depending on the poll, 60 to 70 percent of whites a local pub than watch that garbage King and Tyson ^SS~iSn'Min.WR^ thought Simpson was guilty, and the same number of are trying to pull on Fox. Free doesn't always mean blacks said he was not. good. King and Tyson can take their two-minute fight Why? Why? Why? and go spit. I'll be watching Holyfield - maybe I can Inly fflr It doesn't have to be this way. catch Tyson between rounds. . . Why can't we look past skin color and see people I'd rather have Emmitt Smith in my backfield than for who they are? Do unto others as you would have Barry Sanders. Then again, I'd rather have Marshall done unto you? Not judge and be not judged? Faulk's commercial. .. I would have voted "not guilty," not because I am Keep the Mariners in Seattle. . . KfiBS~~~iT.- white, not because O.J. is black, not because of the The Giants are almost done. . . _Xl race or color of anyone else involved, but because of The Jets are done. . . _ =t, ^^^^^*E~j:''., the evidence and cases presented by the prosecution And so am I. I _ , ^^BB3?i'i^^^ _S^*^u^K^^ : N^^^^I^^I _^^^^^i^^i^^^^ M m - I - "I ------.v -W--m I a I - M6%Lw ~~~~~WW .a E^r. * ^ m 1 IRA -EL-- I L "I ( 42 so ). 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If he proves to be an The Islanders received Clark thought of baseball started to slip One final thought on the well - what else is new? unbearable disruption, they get rid for Thomas, who didn't want to from -the conscience of the national pastime: Donnie In the NBA, the San Antonio of him with no regrets. sign with the boys on the isle average fan, this infusion of Baseball Forever. The night after Spurs, who finished' with the best Any way that you look at it, anyway. Clark, who has an Interest is a godsend for the last week's column came out, regular season record the Bull s made the injury-plagued history, is new players, the owners and more Mattingly led off the ninth inning in basketball last CUBIE SPEAKS playoffs'last year coach Mike Milbury's type of importantly, the fans. of a game they were losing 3-0 season, gave away SCOTT LEWIS without a rebounder player - hard-nosed and And if you ask me, the wild- with a single. The Yankees came head-case of the and without Michael downright nasty. He can score a card is the best thing to happen to back to win 4-3 moving them century, Dennis Rodman, to the Jordan playing for them until the goal, throw the big hit or drop the baseball. After a long season of closer to the playoffs. Chicago Bulls. Well, actually last couple of weeks in the season. gloves. And there is nothing the sometimes tedious and seemingly Two nights later, the Yanks they acquired center Will Perdue, In my opinion, with Scottie Islanders need more than some meaningless games are played, an clinched a playoff spot and but with last year's MVP David Pippen, Toni Kukoc, a Jordan toughness. Don't forget my extra round of exciting playoff Mattingly crushed a homerun to Robinson already manning the who will have a full season to fellow Ranger fans, Clark is blue- action is good for the game. help the cause. E middle for the Spurs, I have this "air" it out, and Rodman, the shirt enforcer Joey Kocur's funny feeling- that Perdue won't Bulls are right up there with the cousin. Can you say family feud? be a major factor over there. Orlando Magic and Knicks in the Thomas slumped last year On the other hand, Rodman, Eastern Conference. after scoring 43 goals the previous the "Worm" as he is From the hardwood to the season. But Thomas is a good unaffectionately known, is a ice, the NHL had a three-team two-way player, and though he is major pick-up for the Bulls. The blockbuster take place on no Lemieux as far as taking the NBA's leading rebounder for the Tuesday. The Islanders first body, he should fit into coach last four years, as well as holder traded holdout Steve Thomas to Jacques Lemaire's system and of numerous Defensive Player of the cross-state Devils for 1995 provide a welcome scoring punch the Year awards, Rodman is a Stanley Cup MVP Claude to a punchless offense. force on the boards like no other. Lemieux. Lemieux was then At his worst, he's apathetic and traded to the Colorado Avalanche It has become apparent to me self-centered. At his best, he (formerly Quebec Nordiques) for that, for the sake of the game, might be the addition that brings the rugged Wendel Clark. New York needed a baseball team another title to Chicago. My take on this swap is that in the playoffs. And even more Anyone who follows the Avalanche is the big winner apparent that baseball needed a basketball knows all about here. Lemieux is 30 years old and playoff in New York. Rodman's lack of care for team looks like he is in his prime. If The Yankees struggled all rules, coaches and sometimes he plays for Colorado the way he season to draw 20,000 a game, but teammates. But for Chicago this played for the Devils in last year's 57,000 came out to watch game a no-risk move. They gave up one post-season with his customary one. Playoff fever has provided Rugby Gets Crushed, 31-15 BY JOE FRAIOLI half, the forwards won many of the scrum Staff Writer - downs and line-outs, but there was also The New Paltz Rugby Club settled a more communication and organization on WIN: TWO: TICKETS ! score with their long-time rival Sunday, the part of the 'Wolves. "Once the team defeating the Seawolves in Stony Brook's settled down and started to play the way For Saturday's 7:30 p.m. concert first game, 31-15. that we practiced, we became a serious and the Brooklyn Bridge Last year, both teams were introduced threat," said Rosenthal. "In the second half, Featuring: Johnny MaestrO into Division I status and fought to stay we didn't give them any bad points." The Duprees above the last place position. The game While Rosenthal said there was a ended in a 9-9 tie with the final score definite improvement in the players from The-Cadillacs coming from a last minute, three-point drop last year, there is also much work to be kick goal by Stony Brook. done. Clean execution and faith in the team Lou Christie The year before, Stony Brook was able and in the plays are what can be seen in to clinch the Metropolitan Division II title the up-coming games, he said. "I feel that All you havelto do is call with another last minute, two-point the players must stick with the system and conversion. The 'Wolves didn't fare as well I feel that the team can go a long way," he 632-06479 last weekend by losing a game that many said. "The team has only had a coach for thought belonged to the team. two years and we've made great steps to and enter "It was very disappointing," said head become better on the field and off the i coach Marty Rosenthal. "I don't think they field." g were a better team than us." The club's next match is Sunday {GIt StoopOroole itate!nman s ^ Stony Brook was outscored in the first against Fordham College at 1 p.m. The k half from New Paltz penalty goals and a game is tentatively scheduled at Fordham I Sports Trivia :of the Week. e couple of tries (worth five points each but may be brought to campus due to the This Week.'s Question: Who's record did -§ before the two-point conversion kicks) that school's problems reserving a field. Both 5 came from break-away runs. "They scored Rosenthal and O'Connor are confident Glenn Saenz break when he caught 12: ° all their tries essentially on our mistakes about the game, despite Fordham's V and on our broken plays," said Rosenthal. crushing victory over the King's Point passes Saturday against Sacred Heart?9 TI "They took advantage of our bad points." Military Academy last weekend. "I expect (Hint: The answer is in Monday's issue..) i The 'Wolves had an opportunity to cohesion and and we know what we can E narrow the margin when the forwards were expect from one another," said O'Connor, To win, call 632-6479 before Noon Saturday. deep in New Paltz territory and drove the a junior majoring in Biochemistry. "I $ the ball for seven yards into the tryline. The expect it to run much more smoothly." Ask for the Cube or -the Mass. This time, the.- 5 referee missed the play and called for a five If the match is at Fordham, the w meter scrumdown that resulted in a loss of Seawolves' first home game will be the first correct answer will win. e possession for Stony Brook because of next Sunday at 1 p.m. versus West Point. In addition, the winner will also receive our l excessive yelling and screaming. New West Point won the Metropolitan title last tA Paltz ran the field within three minutes foryear and represented the Eastern Division regular prize of one pretzel and one soda: every: g another try. "They found a weakness and for the championships. day for a week. Compliments of the Stony Brook ^ they absolutely utilized that," said Dan "In my heart, I know we can beat , O'Connor, the club's president. ""They just Fordham," said Rosenthal. It all depends what Pretzel Service and Sports Complex : kept on doing it and we couldn't bring it team shows up. If the team that plays well in Concessions. 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Carrie Doyle, who played their-best games Special to the Statesman______The second set was tightly played. Gormley provided the big exclamation of the seIason,. Samuels and- Doy-le Again the Seawolves were sloppy and point by ending the game with a big roof combined with the veterans to, provide the Tueda, Ot.3 1995- Ind oo Sports lacked execution. With the score- tied at on Anna Sladek. solid offensive attack. Maybe the bigge'st Complex: The surging Seawolves -posted 14-14, Coach Tiso called for a time out. Gormley led the Seaw'olves attack surprise was Mary Schelp, who was filling another- solid~ victory -on Tuesday- night During the -timeout she- had her assistant with 22 kills and 16 digs, while Ward had in at, setter for the ailing Boeckel. She againtNewYork niversity, avengig last talk to the players while she sat down 12 kills and 19 digs. Sarah pitched in with setted beautifullyadpye very~much' year's loss by thumping the Violets II- 15, clearly frustrated. This ti'meout might have 34 assists and I11 digs.. like a seasoned veteran throughout the 1,6-14, 15--2, and -15-8. been the turning point of the game. Jolie "It was definitely not one of our better tournament; she even received~ the, player, Though the team came out, sluggish, Ward 'came out of the timeout with games, but I amnreally looking fr the team of game honors against LeMoyne.- they hung in and notched another incredible intensity. Ward stepped up and to play intense every game from here on "I was really 'pleased with the. Arnpressive win.- The tearn is currently played big down the stretch with the out. We need to make a big push at. the performances of the three freshmans. ranked fourth in the Northeast region and Seawolves taking the set by the scor e of end to get ourselves into post-season play," Caffie and Elka probably played their best with the victory they boosted their record 16-14. said Coach Tis~o games to date and Mary- did a wonderful to a sparkling~14 and 4. "J6iolie played extremely well today', job filling in for'Sarah," said Coach Tiso.. "The team ~came out very fl at, but I expect her to play well ev'ery game. Saturday, Sept. 30 1995- Albany, The-Seawolves easily defeated especially the first set. But we did 'what She's been one of our most consitent hitters New York: The Women's Volleyball team Merrimack in the first game, 15-2, 15- we neede o and got ourselves a victory,' all year," said Coach Tiso. won its first DivisioR JI Tournamn -last 9, -and -15-5.. They were a bit complacent- sai'd coach Tiso, The Seawolves'put it all together in weekend. The -team laed som ogh against American International College, Thei team did not seem to have any ,the third-set. The passing was much more compet iton at the Albany Invitatio nal, but but prevailed with scores -of 15m-3, 15-7, intensity-d-uring the first-set., The passing crisp and- accurate. Sarah Boecket with the Seawolves played some of their best 1115, and 15-4. They cruised. y was shaky,, and there were nurneIrous 'her ailing back had a easier time setting ball of the season, winning all four games LeMoyne, 15-9, 15,3, and -15-41 and- service errors. The team also failed to up her capable hitters. Maura Gormley they played in. smothered Pace University -in the fi nals communicate on thbe court eangto a and Ward delivered punishing ball after Tbe team won in dominating fashion,, 15-7,) 15-610, andl5-4.. number of easy hits failing through. New Kali upon the shell-shocked .Violets.. The losing only one set throughout the entire "I think the team as a whole, played York- University took- advantage by setting team was working on all cylinders and the tournament. The y were led by the great very well,.but we need to work harder the many- free balls to their big m iddle Violets were shackled by the score of 15- attack of Ward and- Gormley. The team- this week- to improve in all aspects of hitter, Anna Sadlek. The big "Polish hitting 2 . . : * . ; also got some stellar performanc'es- from our game. We need to go hard'and play. machine"W spiked set after set, and New The wolves caffried the momentum- their young freshmans, Elka Samuels and consistent on every-play." : W~ithhis 40-yard dash time of 5.1 seconds-more fitting for But the real key to Saenz's success is he isnot afi-aid to take a defensive lineman than a wide receiver it might not come as a a hit. In games againstWagner and Pace, Saenz made two crucial surprise that Glenn Saenz's team-mates have stuck him with the third down catches over the middle despite getting crushed after affectionate nickname of "fat boy." the reception.. But with his great hands and an uncanny ability to get open "He knows the offense," offensive coordinator Lou it 'Also comes as no surprise that Saenz -has been named The- Schiavetta said, "and he's not afr-aid to lay out for the ball1. He Stony Brook Statesman Athlete of the Week for the third time makes a negative into a psitive." in his three-year career with the-Seawolves. He can. also be found making terrific downfield blocks, "Yeah, my friends joke around with me once in a while," allowing his fellow receivers to gain big yardage. said the laughing 6TI", 200-pound Saenz. "But-that's why "I 'd like to thank the coaches for teaching me how. to-cut- footballI is the best spoA on earth. You get the camaraderie with block, " Saenz said, "because the game isn.'t just about catching the other players and you get the thrill of competing. and running." As far as success goes for the StonyBrook football team, "[He] plays with a lot of desire," Sc'hiavetta said. It the recipe hasn't changed as Saenz was. once again the focus of looks like he's not running at times, but he's always quarterback Timm -Schroeder's-eye in a 44-1 7 win over Sacred pushing himself. Hopefully, he'll continue and. not -lose Heart last Sunday. Saenz caugh e Unies -record 12 sight of~what got him there." passes in one game for 164 yards and tied his own record of 3, Saenz has been one of the most 'productive players toathseu-chdown receptions in one game tha hselast,year against -on-the team the past two years. He finished second in'the Pace. conference last year in receptions and was fifth'in scoring. For the spectacular performance Saenz was also named No doubt the team will continue to look tol'Saenz in the' the Freedom Football Conference Offensive Player of the Week. future and feed off his performance antd his will to s ucceed. He is first in the Conference with 28 receptions, first in scoring Still, he likes to point out others who- have helped with 38 points and first in total ydaewith30yrs him along. S'aenz was quick to give credit to his teammates, deferring "My father helped me when I was younger and used, compliments away from himself and noting team achievements. to play catch with me all the time. He alwa ys worked, but "The offensive line, especially George Haines, Paul when he had a chance he would always take, the -timewith. Viggano, Scott Lewis and Josh Skurnik gaeSchroeder time i me." the poket to-find all the open receivers," Saenz said.- The And the praise from the coach makes it clear that the downfield blocking by Matt Larsen, John Brady and Brad MagilI time with his father was time well, spent. allowed me to run for more yardage after catching the ball." "He has the best moves of any receiver that has ever While Saenz is not particularly fast for a receiver, his played here and'he makes catches 'that- he has no right- aforementioned hands, tough mentality and size allows him~to catching," Schiavetta said. "The thing that makes Glenn make some of the tougher catches. He has great moves which so good is that he. dictates the play. He doesn't- wait for allow him,to frequently find openings. things to happen., He makes things happen-." GLENN 5AENZ "I1get open with a little shake 'n' bake, and it has nothing to Anosn't the rest of -the Freedom Fobl The Stony-Brook Statesman ATHLETE OF-THE WEEK, do with chicken, Saenz said, jokingly. Conference know it. Li October 2 - October 8. 1995 ^o