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By Dusan Stojkovic theAssociate Provost, and featured On Match 27 Baruch's chapter of Dr. Irwin Polishook, the long-term the Professional Staff Congress leader of CUUC and PSC, and Contents convened for a special session Steve London, an a saistant featuring a debate between, the professor of Political Science at l'r~l()~•.•••••••.••.•••...••.... ~ heads ofthe two opposing caucuses Brooklyn College. - in the PSC's upcoming leadership London opened his statement by elections. lauding the leadership ofBaruch's Editorial 4 For the first time since the City PSC chapter, which is chaired by University Unity Caucus continued on page 3 established itself as the oligarchy Letters/Op-Eds 5 ruling over the PSC, a union representing Bueiness 9 faculty and administrative staff, this year's ballots Features 13 will i nclude candidates from another group, the Arts - 19 so-called New Caucus. The debate at Sports 31 Baruch's Conference Center in the 25th Next Issue: April~·30 Street building was Ad Deadline: April 30 moderated by Dr...... Barbara Lawrence, New Caucusleader,Steve Lonclon(left) Speaksat . Baruch while Irwin Polishook(right) Iiste~on. \ 2 3

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Please g IS epartment, for its sup- by conceding, "The University is New Caucus's leadership is Peter Hitchcock, who also co Purchase tickets at the Student port. "We will continue to work in a serious crisis. The choice i n k i fal s e rn r-o m i h' SociaIJm1iceIssees in the Latino bring all necessary papers. From March 1 to April 15 in rm1710, rna i n g a se p rorms e s tat teaches at Baruch's English de- co Center 360 PAS, rm 1512 together with this chapter; that· this election is clear: only CUUC would be fiscally impossible to partment, openly supports the ~ Community"onThurs.April10 from 12:30­ Tues-Thurs, 10am-8pm Monday-Friday from 9am-9pm is paramount," he pledged. The 'can solve this crisis." He went keep. "They've simply thrown New Caucus and is one of the 2:30pm. inroom1557at the 18thSt. Bldg. Baruch College Flushing Site Cash Only New Caucus has also been on to explain, "The .union will caution to the wind. At their candidates on its slate. "CUUC ~will 360 Park Avenue South First Baptist Church of Flushing Guest be Richie Perez. Discount Movie Tickets can be backed by the PSC local chap- bring back the budget, and nominating convention, they.' has done very little to improve Room 1710 New York, NY 10010 142-10 Sanford Avenue FREE Legal Services sponsored by purchased at the Student Center ter chairs at Borough of Man- eliminate the changes in TAP proposed significant pay in- working conditions for instruc­ Tues Wed Thur lOAM - 8PM Flushing, NY 11355 Evening Session Students Assembly. 360 PAS, rm 1512. Tickets are hattan Community, Brooklyn, [Tuition Assistance Program] creases for adjuncts. Further- tional staff. For one, classes are $5 and valid for one year. 802­ (Train #7 to Main St. last stop) New York City Technical and proposed by Governor Pataki. . more, the number one item on twice as big as they were a year Appointments a Must on alternative 6770 Polish Site Friday 9AM-5PM Queens colleges. This year, -we expect to signifi- their agenda was parity pay' for ago," he said, insisting 'that Wed & Thurs. from 5:30-8pm. Call Pilsudski Institute Saturday 9AM-5PM London went on to attackthe cantly ameliorate the provisions lecturers and professors.. But there is a direct correlation be­ SPRING... FLING at CHELSEA 802~6794 _------the ESSA office at or stop by record of the union's current of Pataki's budget proposal that how much does that bundle of tween faculty satisfaction and PIERS: Rock Wall Climbing, 180 2nd Ave. Btwn 11th and 12th St. leadership. "Under the current hurt CUNY. Lastyear, we wiped money amount to," asked how good the education with in room 1537,360 PAS. Volleyball, Skating & more. All (L Train to 1st Ave)Sat. 10AM-4PM Chinatown Site-CCC - . -- leadership, we have seen noth- out all the cuts that were pro- Polishook. which they provide students activifies are~EEwltnyour-­ .The Chinese.Community Center SPEECH CONTEST: 6th Annual hing-b"ut--failure:--we-haveb"e-en· ·ll-o·sed--from--tlre-fin-ai-budge't; ,. The CUUC le-a-d-er-m-s-cr----will be-:---"W-tra-t-w-e ca1t-pour~------·· Spring Speech Festival will be held on Baruch CUNYcard on Thurs, May Brighton Beach Site 60-62 Mott Street, NY 10013 without a contract for 14 without the active assistance' of warned of London's frequent working conditions, students Thurs, May 8, 12:30-2:15pm, rm 4 8, 12-3pm. Free Shuttle bus will Shore Front YMNWHA ·2nd Floor Conference months, CUNY is in a deep members of the New Caucus." contrasts of working conditions see as low.quality ofeducation," North,17 Lex Ave. Topic for competi­ be provided. of BrightonlManhattan Beach Btwn Canal St. & Bayard St. political crisis, tuition has Polishook maintained that the for CUNY faculty to those of asserted Hitchcock. tion is:''The McDonald-izaion of the 1492 - 500years and We Are 3300 Coney Island Avenue (Train #6, N, R to Canal St.; risen dramatically, and there is New Caucus members consis- t.heir SUNY d RtF World" Hudreds of dollars in cash 1 an '. u gers coun- or a number of observers Still Here sponsored by the Brooklyn, NY 11235 B,D, Q to Grand St.) rising segregation throughout tently failed to show up for a terparts. "Would any ofyou con- the overall tone of the debat~ prizes will be awarded for the top 3 Black and Hispanic Studies will (Train G, D, B or Bus Q68, Q1) Sundays 10AM-5PM the system based on race and number of political action siderexc~ha~ging your pay came across as excessively an­ winning presentations! Sundays 10AM-6PM be held on May 8, 12:30-2:30pm, class," said London, adding, events, including lobbying ses- schedules with theirs? If you tagonistic and harsh. On two REGISTRATION WORKSHOP Chinatown Site-CPC "Polishook keeps telling us that sions .with State legislators in take a close look at their nego- occasions when questions were room 1557, 18thSt. Bldg. FOR LIBERALARTS' JUNIOR & Brownsville, Brooklyn Site Chinese-American Planning Council things would be a lot worse Albany. "Our opposition prefers tiating records, you'll see that posed to him, London identified SENIORS: Plan your program for CUNY BIG JOB FAIR invites Temple Beth Abschalom 480 Broadway, 2nd Floor without CUUC, but we're say- to engage-in highly questionable these are not places we want to the audience members who next semester and survive registration! the class of 1997 and recent 1015 Winthrop Street Btwn Broome St. and Grand St., ing that things can be a lot bet- forms of action, such as the stu- copy," said Polishook alluding asked them as non-Baruchians Registration Advisement Workshop alumni of CUNY on Wed, April Btwn 91st. and 92nd St. Closer to Broome St. Fridays l1AM-5PM ter." dent protests that erupted in to the relatively lower pay rates and alleged that Polishook had will be held on Wed, April 30th, 17 Throughout the debate, Lon- violence and resulted in arrests of faculty at the two other pub- packed the audience with his 30, 11am-5pm (no entry after (Irain#3 toSutterAve, RutlandRd; Lex Ave, rm 1604, 9am-6pm. Refresh­ don often emphasized the role last Spring." Iic university systems. backers. Directly after the de- 4pm) at the Jacob K. Javits WaIklliwn)Rutland Rd -to 92nd St. Lower East Side Site ments will be served. Call 387-1360 of the New Caucus as a fresh While devoting most of his dis- But Marina Heung, a profes- bate, Chairperson McCall vehe- and make left to Winthrop) Hamilton Fish Park Branch Library to make an appt. Convention Center (ll th Av,bet. alternative to the worn ways of course to criticizing the New sor with the English depart- mently rebutted Polishook's 34th & 35th St.)Note: Must Sundays 11AM-5PM 415 East Houston Street CUUC without actually elabo- Caucus for its lack of negotiat- ment, later pointed out that claims that members ofthe New Santeria and Carrdornb'le register at your college career Saint Matthews & Saint Cornerof E. Houston and Columbia St. rating on what his group would ing expertise and concrete vi- such a pay rate comparison can Caucus were not participating African Religions in the servies/student affairs office. Timothys Church (Train #6 to 51st St. transfer for F do differently if it came to s i on , the CUUC leader also be misleading, "If you get paid The general consensus among Latino Conununity Panel Appropriate attire required for 26 W 84th Street, NY 10024 to Delancy St.) Saturdays 1PM-5PM power. "The New Caucus offers spent a great deal of time at- .'. 'less in' Binghamton orsuburban those eligible to vote who had not Discussion and Musical admission,Bring at least 25 (Train C,B to 86th St Walk2 blocksdown; If you would like to announce experienced people with new tacking CUNY Chancellor W. New Jersey you may still have made up their minds before the Presentation on May 1, 12:30­ resumes for distribution. 80 Train #1 and #9, walk a few blocks) an event - at no charge ., please ideas who support proactive re- Ann Reynolds. "It is not long a better quality of life because debate was still a feeling of am­ ·~::~u:d·.l~ve 2:30pm, room 1557 at the 18th employers hiring full-time Mon, Wed Fri 6-8PM __ iJ:i.tbe·Ticker , sistance, as opposed to the ac- before we'll be looking for an- of the higher costs of living in bivalence. "I really don't know Ulailbox in'roolD 1512" ;altDPAS. commodation and defensive other Chancellor," he asserted, Ne-...v York City." As t.o for -whom. -whom. to support," said Alfred St. Bldg. employees. strategies CUUC employs," he 'adding, "This is someone who's . she would vote, Heung said, Friedland, Assistant Chair of the said. "Your vote is going to be obstructed us and created a' "I'm still not sure, I wish I had Mathematics department. -.~. - '--'~" - _.- - ~ _ '- - ..-----..-- -- ~-- .'-- ., - ..--...--- _--,~---~-_.~.. 't----_ ------'f "~'~"'_~'_:-'~ __--:._""-"'!"' -.__,--.,.. ,;- ,.-_,- ,'~.. -'..,-. -'-" ',- .Continuing Studies Move Forward "'-M.'"naarc-·-···--, .. »cb "2--7;.... ·n·'... R'·,..atl't'y'. By Birgitta Bridget Perezic gram in Entertainment Business. Itis The school's continued expansion Citizenship Drive 'continuedfrom front page The School of Continuing Studies is also the only one certified by Microsoft despite sharp cuts inits budgetis at­ Write a self-sufficient division of Baruch in the Metropolitan area. tributable largely to its indepen­ continued from the front page a significant voting block. students being forced to drop out grants, welfare mothers trying to College that continues to offer inno­ Despite Cracovia calling it "Market­ dence. Unlike the other divisions of China. "For the past couple of years, of school due to welfare work as­ get an education, we are all in the vative, non-creditcourses despite dras­ driven" educationorientation, however, Baruch College, SCS is highly self­ For Ticker Besides waiving the costs in­ CUNY has been losing ground in signments, and Mayor Giuliani's same boat. We are all being tic cutbacks in Baruch'sbudget, which the division has faced, and still faces sufficient: its administration carries volved in the process, the Citizen­ the political arena. A good num- recent comments about CUNYand scorned." inevitably leads to the slashing of serious problems. According to out the school's own registration, ship Drive also saves a lot oftime ber of CUNY students are not citi- Chancellor W. Ann Reynold's. ­ Police presence at the rally was funds for the school. Cracovia, the previous administration counseling and grading processes and hassle for students. Instead zens therefore theycannot vote. In "Why.does Mayor Guiliani think strong, with officers surrounding Continuingeducationstudentshave didn't give the division enoughsupport; apart from the rest of Baruch Col­ News!!! of going downtown to the Bureau a politician's eyes, you are nothing Ann Reynold's is a friend of City Hall Park, which was already the desire to learn, but no time for a and even though he states that ''this lege, and 00016 of SCS' income is tu­ ofNaturalization Services and en­ if you cannot vote." said Pearl. CUNY," said Sarah Hussien. "She barricaded. Officers stood shoul­ degree: "Nobody in today's world can haschanged,"studentsare oftenforced ition-generated. And even though during a long and drawn-out pro­ Chen, Students Towards Educa- has cut programs and hired police der to shoulder around the park, stop going to school. You have to con­ to take their classes in a variety of off­ the College Provost supervises the Call cedure that usually takes hours, tional Progress (STEP) candidate force to stop studentsfrom protest­ and officers with horses guarded stantlyupgradeyour skills, especially campus locations, because SCS is only division, SCSrunsitsownprograms, students simply showed up and for DSSG president in the upcom- ing-whenwe are toldto not speak the Brooklyn Bridge. Officers also . in the computer industry," said Tho­ assignedclassrooms aftertheotherdi­ officiates its own functions and sup­ got everything taken care ofin less ing elections. out about the budget cuts, we are were placedoverlookingthe rally­ mas Cracovia, DirectorofContinuing visions have received their assign­ portsthe College's policy decisions at than half an hour. Booths were set up along the 7th told to conform to their [the on the roof of JR Music World­ Studies, ''butyou can'talways go back ments. 'Thiscreatesa shortageofclass­ its own discretion. 802-6800 ''There are no lines here. The floor. Students startedoutfrom the ..administration's] rules." where they tookpictures ofprotest­ to college to get degrees." rooms, and that is why we rent space Cracovia explains that the classes process outside takes longer and various stations to complete forms, A recurring theme throughout ers. The School of Continuing Studies at places such as the High School of are taught by academics as well as plus you have to make an appoint­ get fingerprinted, photographed, the rally was police brutality and "Police don't want a scene," said offers a variety ofprograms designed The Future,"saidCracovia, adding, "As professionals currently working in ment and go earlyinthe morning." andthen collected the applications. communityaction. Organizers at­ one officer who asked not to be to meetthe individual needsofa highly inanybureaucracy, here too itis some­ the fields of study who"bringexperi­ said Rebecca Hung, senior, who Members ofDSSG and Golden Key tempted to draw CUNYissues into identified. "Thesethings have got­ diverse student body. Programs cur­ times difficult to get things done." ence from the modern workplaceinto Write has been in the country for six were on hand as volunteers to help . community context, and touch on ten out of hand in the past and rently being offered range from Yet even this adversity has not dis­ their course offerings." Said one stu­ years since moving from Venezu­ assist the numerous students that other social issues that parallel we just don't want people taking . over the [Brooklyn] bridge." Tumble Time, a preschoolrecreational couraged the students or the adminis­ dent, ''My professorhasfirst-hand ex­ ela. showed up in the procedure. CUNY situation.. r gymnastics program, to test prepara­ tration-sinceitsfoundingin 1973, the perience in the computer industry. I Furthermore, the citizenship "It was great. We had a good "We need to take thisback toour tion courses for standardized admis­ school has expanded steadily: in 1993, can learn a lot from him about the For Ticker drive is seen by organizers as a turnout, betterthan expected." said communities," ~...... _-.,..;,-...... -~------sion tests from the high school all the 713 courses and26 certificateprograms job as well as what will be expected method ofincreasing Baruch's po­ DSSG PresidentDavidKinzelberg. said one stu- . way to the graduate school levels, in­ were available. By 1996, the numbers of me in the future." litical clout. Since many students Studentsweregladthattheeollege dent from' cludingtheSAT, LSAT, GRE, GMAT, have nearly doubled, reaching 1248 Classes are offered at different News!!! at Baruch are not US citizens, finally 'provided tlie service in the .. Hunter Col-, and MCAT exams. courses and 36 certificate programs. timestoaccommodate students'busy they are ineligible to vote, and school because many are unable to lege. "CUNY'· ses also offers various career-ori­ The expansion is an ongoing process: schedules. Registration is available politicians do not hold their opin­ take time out from their schedules is not 8_, ented courses. Someofthese teach ba­ for the Spring 1997 semester, a new through the Internet, and a student ions and concerns in as high es­ to gothrough the lengthy process. .vecuumvand- sic academic and business skills such course in Internet programmingand a can register from anywhere in the Call teem as those of students at, say, .Baruch wiUcontinueto have aciti- what isbap-s, as computer use, while others are cer­ personal trainer certificate program world, so long as they have the inch­ New York University, or e_ven zenship drive every semester. pening' to tificate programs in specific career were added. Meanwhile, the school nation and the Internet access-a SUNY colleges. By increasingthe "It's too much painto go out and CUNYis hap- .'. .fields such as legal assistance, finan­ plans to expand into the area of dis­ 500-page bulletin listing all the 802-6800 percentage ofstudents who are eli­ get it done." said Pedro Robles, se- pening to poor,': cial planning and computer program­ tance learningandoffer classes by video courses and programs currently be­ gible to vote, it is hoped that nior marketing student from Peru,· people around.' ming. It is the only division ofBaruch conference. Currently, about9,000 stu­ ingoffered is available on the World CUNY in general-andBaruch.in and added, "I would not have got- the city. ': College that offers a certificate pro- dents are registered. Wide Web. particular--can establish itselfas ten it done ifit wasn't for this."" ., Unions, immi-:'

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On March 27th, a student run rally was Coby L. Herd Exhale editor When Average Just Isn't Good Enough held at City Hall to protest the expected Brennon Ma'rcano Features Editor By Pete Dupont special education students --~-_..~------cuts to. CUNY's.budget, and state financial ~------Am-erica~s-pubti<::-scnootteacners.=-----' want students' promotion-to-the- __cause.teachers.can sele.ctJex.ts Edward Rodriguez range much higher), $746 goes next grade to be affected by and have computers in their class­ are poorly prepared, their lesson Manny Rodriguez to city-wide administration, an­ testing." rooms. Parents'are happy too, cit- plans are-weak, and they're not aid. The rally only drew 300 people ­ Arts editor other $159 to district adminis­ "Consumers, 'on the other ing better curriculum, smaller teaching very well. So concludes tration, $485 is eaten up in the hand, want testing to be simple, class sizes, and better teacher "at­ Victoria S. Harris the third.InternationalMathemat­ Baruch representation was nil- but most linked to specific standards, titude." Hung Tran ics and Science Study releasedear­ conducted by trustworthy out- Why, they sound almost Business Editors lier this month. SO it's not the tele­ "Japanese teachers side auditors, and routinely Japanese in their approach. They CUNY campuses had at least one student vision, the parentsorthejunkfood, Joseph M. Maldarelli are uniformly better used for decisions about the fate seem to stress curriculum and MingWong stupid. It's the teachers and the schools. trained andpre ­ of staff and students." teaching. They sound consumer- government representative in attendance. Sports editor One area where teachers and friendly. They probably even test The international comparisons in paredthan theirpeers parents do seem to agree, how- students and explain the results to Paola Marocchi the study show that American stu­ ever, is the educational benefits parents in understandable terms. With student government elections sched­ Photo editor dents are not scoring very well in in the United States." of charter schools - indepen- In Arizona, parents are beginning math and science. American stu­ dently-run schools using public to vote with their feet; after just Marlon Layton dents stand 28th out of 41 nations uled for next month, the absence of current Ikenna Okoye principals offices, staff, and so funds, where teachers have au- two years, roughly 10% of the Copy editors in math skills, and 17thin science. forth. Less than half, $2,721 is tonomy and control over lesson state's schools are charter schools. student government representatives and Unfortunately there is nothing new spent on the instruction of the plans, the way students are One ofthe oldest admonitions in Yim Wong here, the same dismal performance student. If some of that over- taught, and even how the school public policy is that when you are candidates for next semester's student gov­ Advertising manager head was spent training teach- is run. riding a dead horse, the first thing Madelyn Tavera "Secretary ofEducation ers, improving lesson plans, and Consider Arizona which .to do.is dismount. For several de­ Office manager RichardRiley admits our developing a curriculum that passed a broad char-ter school cades America has been riding the ernments is appalling. By not being in at­ works, our kids might not be law in 1994. Recent studies by dead horse of a vastly under-per- studentsperformance is 28th in the world in math. forming public school system. Edu- tendance, they are sending a message to the average, andthat average A perceptive analysis by cators have assured us that all is Roslyn Bernstein Checker Fi~n in. :rh e Weekly ~~Ofthe $6284 spent per 'Well. But as these reports show, it ~ ~, '_~A" Alisa Sol~mon is much too low." . Standard, IdentIfIes,.-" .another , puniI"me.: reau....1M', eiluC""",,.,- ,iJ•• - l·S not.- student body that a hike in tuition is good, Consultants part of the problem: the very r~' , New facts are now on the table, • is-recorded itrevery reeent·-int-er--­ -different---goals 1tftd'--desil'es~~-- '.. •. . ., ,. .. _' _ ~~---_~-'~_ij"fiiJiia~ JiJ.j-~"}f~ifii~g~~Y~,ili~p~·' and that studentsshould just bite the bullet. national study. But thistime the t he producer-sot 'edTication -speni-on-the'JnsiiUciion of the'dismounting has begun. IT so, Staff Writers seeds of educational progress may (teache~s) and the consumers of h . ..J-.~ ". ' the children of the ~ext century Bradley Bailyn have been sown. e d ucat ion (parents and stu- t e student. will be the better for It. Controlling $300,000 in students' activity Secretary of Education Richard dents). Regarding testing of Michele Gross Riley admits our students' perfor­ students, says Finn, "Producers that state's Goldwater Institute Ivanna Gabribaldi mance is average, and that "aver­ want it complex, infrequent, Pete duPont is the Editor of fees, DSSG and ESSA have showed that highlight that both teachers Genna Kim age is much too low." More likely done by the school system itself, IntellectualCapital.com. He is also and parents are happy with the Nandel Palmer to spur change are comparisons and above all to be sure that the a former Governor of Delaware. new schools. Why? Teachers they care not for the student population. By within the study that clearly show results of the testing do not in The_Ticker receives an e-mail edi­ David S. Ortiz moved to the charter schools be­ the huge mountain American pub­ any way impact the pay, perks, tion ofintelcap.com weekly to cover Juan Raposo cause of their sense of mission showing a little more gumption, they could lic education has yet to climb. or tenure of the teachers or ad­ issues thatconcern ourreaders vis- Andrew Scott Japanese teachers are uniformly ministrators. They don't even and their curriculum, and be- have sent a positive message to the students Zachary Schenker better trained and prepared than Sergy Tabuteau their peers in the United States. Mathematics and science teach- T~IS1S YoUR that they are against the budget cuts, even ing in the United States lacks fo- BRA'N oN DRUGS cus and coherence compared with if DSSG and ESSA did not agree with the other countries. American teach­ , ers, based on videotaped compari­ sons, are given no high grades for platform their CUNY brethren were pre­ The Ticker is lesson content; 87 percent ofthem published bi-weekly, eight received low grades. Among Japa­ t senting. times a semester, by The nese teachers, 30 percent got high Ticker editorial staff at 360 grades and 13 percent low grades. tIlt> Park Ave. South, New York, The president of the National NY 10010, Room 1522 po Academy of Sciences concluded: ~ (Internet E-Mail ."'...... ,,'. ''We're spending the same hours .. ' the [email protected]. b."." baruch.cuny.edu). All work teaching these things.... we're· I except printing is done by working as hard, but we haven't \-. Baruch undergraduate and stressed curriculum, we haven't ~ graduate students. All typed stressed teaching, we haven't ~ and signed contributions stressed learning the way some ! and letters are welcome, and other countries have." .. should be mailed to the Where's the money going? Then above address (or E-mail ! address). comes a stunning report from the Our office is open New York City school system that during regular school hours. suggests part of the problem: only Any display or advertising 43 percent ofthe dollars spent on questions should be directed education actually reaches the ~.L-- -_.. »-- .e. to the advertising Manager classroom. Ofthe $6,284 spent per __..... -_.-...... or Managing Editor at the pupil in regular education (costs for above address. \ 6 7

Baruch English Professor Vents Against OurOP~ED Editor =f Letters to the'Edito'r: (')=-- CD.... - A few years ago, some among us, Me Herd RepUes; ..: ~ 0)------the ConcernedFaculty and Staffof zr ~ Joanne Guo best possible terms ofemployment. m CUNY, suedthe governorandstate When I deride a union that hon- CD • Editor-in-Chief/The Ticker For instance, the. eight hour day Iegis18.~ now taken for granted-was won by Inanattemptto achieve" ora complacency-and continuaDy • -m March 20, 1997 ~ s: the labor movement after a pro­ equitable funding for CUNY stu- adheres to the old-boy network of x" dents. Currently, the PSC and UFS ethics, I am simply proposing :::=.. W~ Dear Ms. Guo, tracted struggle. Salary schedules, (University Faculty Senate) are change. I save the scorn I will $D ~ Though I did not find a "letters the size and furnishing ofan office, ~ engaged in anotherlawsuit against surelycastfor those who are more co ....o to the editor" column in you:r pa- the right to a reasonable workload, co CUNY's own Board ofTrustees to concerned about holding on to ...... per, I feel that I must respond to and the right to appeal and rebut ensurethat academic decisions are their jobs via conforming to the the cartoon published on page 10 unfair administrative decisions are made by those vested with that status-quo, rather than bucking of the February 26 edition of The contracted items. CUNY's PSC right, the faculty not administra~ an antiquated system that teaches Ticker. tion. ourchildren the same "don'tmake Perhaps, there are some con­ We have always been We have always been in the fore- waves" ethics as the educators. tributors to the newspaper or mem­ - front 'of the struggle to maintain Thefactsremain; our aren't bers of its staff who need to be re­ in the forefront of the kids low tuition orno tuition, to provide learning and our educators are minded that Baruch is "a union struggle to maintain maximum financial aidto students,afraid to change the system. Any shop. Most ofthe people who work and to hold down class size.When teacher who gives multiple choice at this college are union members. low tuition or no tu­ we are not in'the classroom or the .,tests_(6-12) is." not -teaching, -they" The Professional Staff Congress ition, research lab, pursuing scholarly are babysitting and doing a grave (PSC) represents faculty, HEGs activities and other professional disservice to their charges. and CLTs and DC 37 the clerical responsibilities, and working with " Furthermore,I don't consider a staff. members have been working with­ out a contract for almost two years, CUNYcommittees, you mayfind us college education in the same yet the cost of living continues to in the state capital, Albany, lobby- realm of public (K-12) education. "When you [Mr. Herd] rise, and some would say conditions ing the legislature, or at City Hall Foryou to lendsolidarity solelyon deride the teachers' are deteriorating here as well as at meeting with members ofthe City the basis of union affiliation most campuses. In spite of the in­ Council. We prepare testimony for smacks ofelitism. One so "pro.Ia­ unions, you are cast­ transigence ofthe University which hearings, rally, demonstrate, advo- bar" might consider spendingtime > in the trenches ofthe South Bronx ing scorn upon all the has refused to settle, faculty and cate, and in all ways support our staff fulfill their professional obli­ students and institutions. to help guide your less fortunate people who work in gations. We are here, serving the We are not the problem. The brothers and sisters of the move- ment. this institution, and students and the college. problem lies"with politicians who the labor movement in No one who lives in New York try every year to balance the bud- As per the Professional Staff City doubts the severity ofthe prob­ get at the expense ofpublic educa- Congress. A new caucus has had general." lems of the public schools, yet it is tion and vital social services.The to, form and rise up to challenge myopic to blame organized labor for issue is too little money for CUNY the "Old-Boy" network of-the PSC The demographic profiles of that problem. For that is what and the public schools which re- because ofthe complacenywithin CUNY and Baruch College stu­ teachers and professors who work suIts in too few instructors teach_Your own union when it comes to dents indicate that most are from in public education are. We are or­ ing too manystudents with too few the BUDGET CUTS and the fu- ture of CUNY students. working class families which prob­ ganized labor, and this organized resources. ably rely on union membership to movement struggles continually Asian American Angst Your readers should be part of Although I recognize that Dr. ensure a living wage, job security with the governor and mayor of By Kiro this effort.They shouldbe telephon- McCall is part ofthis new caucus, . . • ing, calling, and visiting their leg- it still doesn't justify apathy, and benefits such as health insur­ New York for appropriate funds for In a society where stereo­ stands out, sornething with ance and pensions. When you de­ public education so that well which the PSC Leadership for the types and prejudices run like wild pizazz, class, culture, that makes islators and demanding full TAP. t tw " ". nifi b ride the teachers' unions, you are trained professionals remain in the .. d. . pas 0 years perso es y ac- . fire, tryingto finda place within people wonderwhy you get hotdogs casting scorn upon all the people classroom, so thataU·students have" :::~~~~:m:~:';C:';::ena::.~~~~~SU~.tQ:thIL your own ethnic culture is like to and only 10 buns when they go to ... who work in this institution, and access to current books, state ofthe search the true meaning of love. the market! The Ticker is an excellent vehicle Alas J·ust· Iik th t t. the labor movement in general. art technology, a library that holds f ti rin d ... h ' lee res 0 Most Asian-Americans have Well smile people! There's a new or mo Iva g rea ers to join WIt Americac uni the s self The union is the collective voice current materials and a physical . al 11·· , unions are e same become outcasts or misfits within phrase in town, and I hope it bherr natur ales - umon mem- centered opportunists as thearis- of its membership; and it is the re­ environment conducive to optimum ourown ethnic culture. We are per­ suits and defines every Asian ~s . I tocracy which they seek to over- sponsibility of a union to bargain learning. S ceived as ABC's (American Born person born in America and be­ mcere yIi throw. They can "dish Iit ourt" but and secure from management the continued on page 7 Chinese), bananas, or worst yond. Whether you're Chinese, Dr.C ece aM cCall th 't tak it PSC Chap. Chair ey can e I. twinkies! So I ask myself, why are Indian, Persian, Indonesian, Fili­ we named after such phallic pino, Vietnamese, Malaysian, fruit? I wonder what Freud would Japanese, it other Asians, I hope say about this. Do we look insane that this phrase brings unity to to you?! What if the bananas are our kind of people, and brings a ripe? I have been told all my life better understanding for the un­ by friends and relatives (who were known future. Asian too) that I wasn't really Chi­ More Asian Than Asian! This one nese, and that I didn't act Chinese. phrase stands for our heritage and beyond. They say that a pic­ I asked myself, what the bloody ture is worth a thousand words, freaking hell does that mean? If I well I think this phrase has an wasn't Chinese, then what am I? infinite number of definitions! ('ifes, I am on Prozac). A freak? A For there is no really definite mutant (cool)? !And how in the uni­ meaning to More Asian Than verse, do you act Chinese? Is there Asian. it depends solely on how each individual interprets it. a manual, video, cd-rom, or some My hope is that with this little class I could take on how to prop­ phrase I will help inspire people to erly act Chinese? Please send me think I more positively about them­ a copy, my fireplace is kind ofhun­ selves and others. It will help aid gry. future generations to become more Let me ask the reader some aware of their heritage, culture, WRITE.FOR THE questions: What if I was born on a family values. and within them­ plane that was passing over be­ selves. tween the borders of China and . . So remember, we may not actor TICKER.' . . AND LET. Russia? WhatifI was born in outer speak like other Asians, but some of . space? What do you call British our hearts and souls are in tuned to Asians? South American Asians? our true heritage. Soifsomeone asks YOUR VOICE BE African Asians? Arctic Asians? what are you? Simply smile and re­ Australian Asians? Ifwe as Asians ply, ''I'm moreAsian thanAsian!" And from any part of the world are go­ ifthey stilldon't getit, you tell them to HEARD. YOU CAN ing to be categorized, stereotyped, talk. to that green statue on Confucius imprinted, and filed, then let's Plaza.. make it sounds more positive than negative! A phrase that A CHANGE! m- "t: -c0.. • CD as s: x W SPONSORING THE 1997 DAY SESSION , SavingMoney Early is . ~

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In order to secure your pon with Prudential Insurance ment more difficult to obtain, after working 12 years and successful financial future, it is through Fahnestock. As these which means the purchase method earning more than a comfort- critical that you start saving deals secure cash flow that hasnot will have to be used. Underthepur­ able salary, Jones had almost money as early as possible. yet been generated, investors have chase method, amounts in excess no money put away for retire- Now I am sure that many expressed concern about the maxi- ofthe assets' fair values are amor­ BETWEEN ment. Millions of Americans readers are thinking-I can mum and minimum amounts a tized as goodwill. The goodwill share Jones' dilemma, and I am . barely meet my current ex­ rock group will be able to generate charge drags.down.earnings and is sure -that many of you reading penses on the money I make, and whether the artists following the primaryreason companies pre­ THESTEPPARTYLEADBYPEARL this article are in danger of, or that alone think about savings. will continue. Promoters of these fer pooling. International stan­ at least worried about, finding This is a common way of think­ deals are relying on the fact that dards allow only 5 years for good­ yourselves in the same boat. ing. According to Ana Dismand CHEN people listen to well-known artists will write-offs as compared to the And if you are not, you will be in Fear ofFinance, many people after they B:I'e dead, particularly US 40 year write-off period. after you read this article. A believe particularly those in classic rockers. . University of Michigan study their 20's, that there is no such AND indicates that three out of four thing as extra cash. However, Publix ~up~r.MaJ"ketsInc. Americans iniany decade are if you are working, there is a A,o.:n~~r of el~ctric u~liti~,s-,'.' ha~ b~eD; ,s!-u~dC'-.y a .group: of likely, to,1?e.J~id-off,get a dis-. suchth~ng as ~.extl."_a cash for THE SPIRIT PARTY LEAD BY I ar&loeking to secure stranded.:.· blacr:Workers' fOr 'BIreged ais- ··abling-:':ilfneS's -or- change~'the'ir-~:' riiost pe~ple_ I'n-6rdEtr & find it. co.!~~ ,t() .... !"e.~l~i~ .crimination-This comes at the marital status.'. The eDlOtionaJ you· must .make sav.ingsand in­ und-e'tlJ.ertormjngmvesdnentS heels ofa settlement ofa discrimi- distress these events can cause vestment"a .part of your basic ... _p related-to as8ets-t~~ 1'e~uifte&._.nation:lawsnttbyagroapoffemaie .is not the only threat they pose:.· monthly .. expenses.'. Turning.:...------.---...-....--­ to hold-by -regwafor$,suclEcas- emproyees~ -Th~e 'Wrion-smd-lhat~-Tney'are' -a--se"ifous'-:-lln"anc!al--'-your-oaek on the' cnance~to-save nuclear plants. This.allows utili- Publix refusedtohireandpromote threats as well. If such a' di- now could mean fewer choices ties to sell the cash flows to inves- black employees. They also said saster struck you tomorrow, about the life you will lead later tors in the form ofasset-backedse- that the workplace was littered would you be financially pre- .on. Are you willing to take that curities. Byraisingcapitalup front with "racial slurs and hostility." pared? risk? to support these stranded assets, The spokesman for Publix denied At one time, a successful ca- There are many financial er- companies are supposedly able to the chargesbysaying"Harassment reer was your ticket to financial rors you and I make every day reduce rates to customers over the ofany kind is an intolerable viola- independence. Just about ev- that prevent us from saving long run. GPU Energy, a Reading, tion of company policy." Sixteen eryone climbing the corporate money. These errors stem from Pennsylvania utility,plansto issue Publix employees were named as ladder was guaranteed job se- a way of thinking about money .$lJ>illion of securities backed by plaintiffsinthe lawsuit, which was curity, steady salary increases that is so common and seem­ stranded'assets,-possibly,j!1c1uding filed on behalfof9,OOOblackPublix and a comfortable retirement ingly logical we don't even re­ the infamous Three Mile Islaiidfa---cemploy.ees..._.Tl!e lawsuit was filed .plan. However, this is not ·the alize they are mistakes. Con­ cility. Inorderfor the deal to move allegingthat codlhgOf'e:ii1ploymellt__case today. Short of winning sider the following examples forward, approval mustbeobtained applications according to race was the lotterY'Minh~itingJ!Jarge. and proposed solutions: . from the Public Utilities Commis-used to screen employees. "When----- ·---"------eon,t.in~on page 10 sion. So far, Pennsylvania and I askedfor promotion to a manage-' ---... Californiaare the only two states ment job, the manager laughed in to have passed laws which allow my face," said Joan Robinson, who utilities to set aside a portion of said that she worked as a Publix customers regular" utility bills to bagger for two years.. fund securitization programs. Inan attempt to attractmore drinkers of Samuel Adams Robert Scott, headofMorgan beer, the' BostQD Beer Co. has Stanley's team overseeing the announced a c:firect stock pur­ TO ,'.1 Dean Witter merger, suffered a chase plan toallow investorsto heart attack last month while va­ buy its shares from theoom­ 1 cationing in the Caribbean. 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.. .. . :',' \ \' ., " 10 11 » '"C ~. Your Successful Financial Future... Your Successful Financial Future... _CD continued from page10· .-,.-. MORE continued from page 9 . continued from page 10 correctly never save another dime. How­ Q) 1. Assuming that your cur­ "The Way to Inuest;" ~- be taxed until you withdraw the mentation. Another friend of against yourself. Avoid action According to the Rob Abner, pub­ o rent financial status is per­ states that the str-ain eventu- ever, if you wait until you are mine was offered a job with a now and you are Iikely to find • t-- ally gets to those who attempt 35 and start investing $2,000 a money. My best f riend, Diane, b lisheroiStripperMagazine, a trade --t • manent. e .. et.ter salary and a nicer title, that you've got too 11·ttle and 1· t ,)" ...... IN BRIEF worked lor 7 years in miser- journal,-the num-ber ofstrip clubs A to budget and they revert back year for the same 10 years in a (I) 0) Objection: "I don't plan to . b so she took it. The problem was is too late. -, 0) continued from page 9 to their old spending patterns. the same 8% tax deferred fund, abl e JO as a secretary for a h in the United States doubled be­ T- stop working." Many people as­ OJ This is the same principle as you will only end up with French bank here in Manhat- t at she was. leaving her em- You should not; however, ex- tween 1987 and 1992. Today, there c ~- through monthly deductions as sume that they will always be ployer after 4: years and 9 pect to change your financial !:a. with diets that are too strict, $245,000 at age·65, whopping t an. D ay a fter day she sat with are 2,500 strip clubs nationwide ::::J ~ a .~ little as $50 a month to a maximum able to earn a paycheck. They . h months. By doing this, she for- habits overnight. If you are not .(0 t with annual revenue eamingsup en « of.$10,000 from a checking or sav- charge themselves up to the eventually you are going to $70,000 less than if you had no a stitc of work trying to feiertedt h e amount her employer saving, it is time to put a mod- en breakdown and pig out. started earlier. This example t d h to $5 million. Strip dancers earn ings account. Boston Beer hopes limit assuming that they will be pre en s e was busy. She contrributed to her 401(k), to the est plan into action - putting t h an estimated $20,000 a week, do­ that the plan will boost their sales able to at least make the mini­ Budgeting is a criticalstep in clearly demonstrates that time wro e er screenplay 'and f controlling spending. The right and interest compounding cre­ taught herselfseveral new soft- tune 0 $40,000. aside as little as $5 to $10 per ing four 20-minute shows each which have weakened due to com­ mum payments. But, what if, The moral of the story _. read month. A_ strategy I find effec- night. Dancers are now paid ac­ way to use a budget is for spe- ate wealth-the worst thing you ware programs. For the last th 1· d I' petition from new entrantsand"er­ as I mentioned earlier, you are ~ e p an ocuments, contribute tive is each t i me I get paid, I cording to the credit they accumu­ ratic sales". laid-off due to corporate cific goals, like making a can do is waste it. lew years, rumors spread that th e maximum and stay put un- purchase a $25 US Savings downpayment on a house or Saving is a habit you need to th b k late. Credits include appearances downsizing or become disabled .Ie· an was undergoing. ama- ti·1 youareentirledto walkaway Bond, I don't miss the .$.25 and sending your children to school. . acquire early~venifit is sav­ jor canso idation and would be in hard-corefilms, on video boxcov­ and cannot continue to work? · ff b with your employer's portion of I can't easily access t he money. 1 ers, and-in men's-magazirie photo App~ Computer recently Solution: Avoid the tempta­ Find an area in which you know - ing $10 per month. Like the aymg 0 a su stant..ia]....n umber th e cQ.Iltribution.. If you have put some.. money you tend to overspend and bud- Nike ads say: Just do it. Even of peopIe. Despite the tempta- spreads. Critics ofthe sex indus­ released The PowerMacintosh tion to raise your living stan­ t i I 5. F~aringthe Wrong Risk. away, you should t hink about get that (my problem areas are if you only save 1 or 2 percent Ion to eave and find a more try have long accused it of being 6500 personal computer. This dard each time you get a pay _~ fulfillingjob, Diane 'stayedput.: Objection: Look at the 1987 ~iye:r:s!fyi~g your _portfplio ~by "un-American"~but-pornography.is raise·.~Insfead~- clotbesebopptrrgandtaxicabs). of-your salary,you will-be sur- speedy machine, which featu.res· . earmark"·8 por- Her_ perseverance paid off, as ·_s~okc~-marKet:cr~I1.=-1:amn:ot· investing 10-15% in st.ocks surprisingly symbolic of what fasterchips, more memoryanddisk tion of the money for savings. 3. Waiting for the Right prised how much it can grow rrs mg my hard .earned money gradually increasing it asyou Time to Save. over time. You do not need a seh end ed . up with a-great. sev- lik h Americarepresents. The elements space, will start at $2,000 and go This will set a limit on your let at.·· . ,.... . : .. become more comfortable. Just ofsex, money, andfortunes gained Objection: "I'll catch up large amount of money to begin erance package-6 months .sal- S I· .I' up to $3,000. The 6500 replacesthe spending, making it easier to .' 0 ution: According to the getting started and figur-ing out 1 b and lost are what America has as­ Performa, a brand that was retrench in case of an emer­ with my savings later." investing either. According to ary prus. enefits. But· the best Financial Mentor, since 1926 what you need financially can Solution: This is one of the Morningstar, a source of infer­ part 0 f It was that she got ·to t k h sumed into its culture in the last dropped last month tocutone-third gency. s oc s ave returned 10%- on give you a sense of control over two decades. Pornography has of Apple's workforce and discon­ 2. Misusing a Budget or most expensive financial mis- mationon mutual funds, there take her 401(k) money-a average per year-more than your ·life-and that alone is evolved from a subculture in the tinue slow-selling products. Not Using One at All. takes you can make. Why? are approximately 1,300 funds $160,000 lump sum payment. double long-term government worth a great deal. Most of us, as students of ac- which require initial invest­ mid-20th century into a .major Objection: I tried budgeting Not bad for a secretary. That bonds.a n d nearIt'y rrpI·e th e re- In conclusion, I once saw a counting and finance, know ments of only $100 to $500. ~ trend in the 1990's. before and it never works-bud­ money allowed her to take time turn 0 n sarer T reasury Bi'll1 s. movie about a Japanese geting for every little expendi­ about the time value of money. Further, if your employer of­ off and successfully start her Berore~. you s hun stoc k.s, re- w-oman who worked as a rev- It is not just a theoretical prin- fers a 401(k) or other savings ture is burdensome and time­ own successful business-com- member your goaIs asa retIre-. enue agent for the Japanese ciple that they teach us over plan, you should not wait to be­ consumrng. puter software training. This ment invest·or. You WI·11 a 1ways government. She was as- and over again, it applies per- gin contributing to it. In addi­ Solution: Most people have sum would have been more Iike need some degree 0 frrs . k t h at signed to investigate a man sonally to each one of us. For tion to being a painless way to tried to stick to a budget, but $32,000 if she had contributed growsth toc k s prOVIide. 0 t h er- involved in organized crime they fail because they structure example, between the ages of25 save, 401(k) plans offer a tax t~e maximum from the begin- wise, your returns will not keep suspected of tax evasion. it too rigidly and look at it as and 35 you invest $2,000 annu- break, since most contributions m ng. ahead of the rising cost of liv- The two ended up falling in "This is what I am allowed to ally in an 8% tax deferred fund, are made with pre-tax money. 4. Leaving your job before. ing. There is no denying the love. When she finally found spend." A San Diego financial by the time you are 65 you will Thus, your earnings deposited you are vested or entitled to fact that stocks can be risky, that he indeed had the planner, Gina Wall, author of have $315,000, even if you into one of these plans will not your employers ·portion of but t· t· . h continuedon .11 . no mves rng In t em may money, he said to her "Sav- your 401(k) plan. be even riskier. ing is like a cup of wat.er-c-- In a 401(k) the employer They key is that you need to don't start drinking when the The $$$ Business of 'OKINIOO U,tIT... matches a percentage of your make your money work for you, cup is half full, wait instead continued from page 9 troductjon of'the VCR, contributions. In order to be says T erry S avage, auth or. 0 f u n t i} the water is spilling Most of the revenues generated porn9gra­ eligible to receive the Terr S ~ NM by porn in video stores, long-dis­ phy on CD-ROM and the internet . ,... _ y. avage s· ew oneyoverand lick only the water by hard-core videos are. going to Strat~giesfo~ I :.~piU~.()Y,~~;~o. tance carriers like AT&T, and cable have made these new technologies employer s portion, you must be the 90 s . The·£ll"st as. i.t :qu.en.9.h". -mainstream video stores. The uni­ employed. for .the number of . step In getting your money to, your thirst_ This way, companies like Time Warner and widel~_acc_eptahle_~_..Tb_e J~~~jl~bj.l- ··yotir'· 'I'elecommunications Inc... Hotel· fication of the-retailvideebusiness years'sp

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To help Christians grow toward maturity PHI ETASIGMA who are serious,and dedicated to changing the in their Christian faith by study of the Bible, by ,NATIONAL.FRESHMAN HQNOR SOCIETY Latino image to a more positive one while hav- . prayer, and'by Christianfellowship , ing tons of fun doing it. 3. To help students and faculty to discover Phi Eta Sigma is a national honor society for If you would like to find outmore, drop by God's role for them underclassmen (freshman and sophomores). Our room 1512 of the 360 PAS building and drop a goal is to encourage and reward academic excel­ note in theASEDOM mail box. Leave your name THE FINANCE AND ECONOMICS lence among Baruch College students. Our ac­ and a telephone number where you can be SOCIETY tivities. include: workshops on different topics of reached. The Finance & Economics Society is open to all arenr a ofthoseinterestedin theprocessesofthefinancial world interest(internships, management, resume en­ P.R.I.D.E. It provides students with an informative view of cur­ hancement and scholarships), visits to places of We are an ever growing happy family, where rent change and the future trends in the rapidly evolv­ interest (UN, Unicef, etc.), participation in vol­ you can meetpeople that are notjustPuertoRicanbut, ing financial world via various functions such as lec­ unteer programs including New York Cares Day, of other nationalities. We're a place where you can tures, symposiums, and field trips. Volunteers ofAmerica, and the Salvation Army. feel welcome, where everyone looks outfor everyone We meet in Room 640 /26th Street Building We hope to make the transition process into entin . else. We'll help yououtwithschool, friends, andfam­ Baruch a pleasant one for freshmen by serving ily problems. We area place to go to on a rainy day to BETAALPHAPSI as a link between the activities carried out by the talk, laugh, and relax from school and family. stress. Membership is Beta Alpha Psi gives you an in­ college and the students. JOIN US DURING We throwparties,watchmovies, learn newthings about stantscholarly recognition. BetaAlphaPsiinvitesguest CLUB HOURS(THURSDAYS IN ROOM 424; other people's cultures' including our own, speakerswho arerecognized in theirfields andwhoare 26TH STREET BUILDI~G). • We meet in the 26th Street building in Room decision makers in human resources departments at The officers of the chapter can be contacted 1~ 1421 everyday, but mainly Tuesday and Thursday's potential employers. TIle BigSixAccountingfirms are through the Dean of Students office at 360 PAS during club hours. focusing less on the campus interview and are putting room 1702, (212)802-6820 far greater reliance on pre-identification. These firms THE BARUCH ARCHERY CLUB THE SOCIETY havedeveloped a hiringpreferencefor membersofBeta FOR HUMAN RESOURCE What is archery? You've seen it in the movies; Alpha Psi. Therefore, weinvite you to becomea mem­ MANAGEMENT (S.H.R.M.) the various Robin Hood films being the most memo­ ber ofBetaAlpha Psi in order to leverage yourpartici­ rable. It's been seen in the media types as simple as a TheSociety for Human Resource Man­ pation in our society foryour job~. Please look comic hook, and in events as grand as the Olympic agement, which is affiliated with the National Or­ for our flyers posted on college bulletin boards for the games. And yet, most peopleonly have a vague notion ganization, provides Human Resource majors, and meeting dates and room numbers. You do not have to ofjust what the sport is all about. other interested students, with the opportunity to be a member to attend the meetings. So, why not drop by and check it out. We would interact with faculty and professional practitio­ be glad to teach and train anyone interested. We pro­ ners in the Human Resource and other Business BARUCH ACHIEVERS vide all the equipment and no experience is necessary. Management areas. The goal ofour organization is to uplift students For more information please go to the 6th floor Professionals come in and give advice in by providing them with valuable information about gym at the 23rdstreet building. areas such as resume writing, critiquing, and current issues that we feel is pertinent to them. The All are welcome. interviews, and also, giving insight into what topicsofout eventsrange from surfingthe Internet, dress­ prospective employers are looking for in job ing for an interview, to financial planning on an indi­ THE SOCIAL AND POLITICAL applications. vidual basis. CLUB An important benefit of SHRM member­ We hope that the activities we promote help to S.AP is one ofBaruch's newest clubs founded ship is the ability to regularly network with pro­ better prepare Baruch students for their future, as well in November of 1995. The goal ofthe club is to fessionals, giving students the much needed con­ as bring them closer together, in an environment where provide a forum for the discussion ofSocial and tacts for entering the tough job market. there is cultural diversity. Political issues through the use ofnewsletters, The S.H.R.M. meets on Thursdays during Meetings are Thursdays, Room 1862, 360PAS speakers, debates and movies. Last semester the club club hour, at 360 PAS, Room 1816. from 12:35-2:20. was involved in numerous activities including a fund CHINESE CHRISTIAN raising rafile drawing; support ofa sexual FELLOWSHIP Harrassment workshop hosted by the Helpline office, BUSINESS TO BUSINESS Chinese ChristianFellowshipbelieves thatthere participation in theD.S.S.G debate, the publication of The Business to Business Marketing Society is only one True God, the God ofIsrael. We believe in two newsletters, and the hosting ofa dance competi­ (BTB) is a clubthat enhancesacademicknowledge and the infinitely perfect, sovereign, eternal Trinity of the tion. This semester, the club will be working closely brings the real world ofindustrial andcommercial mar­ Father, Son and Holy Spirit. We also believe that Jesus with the Political Science Department with the aim of It's everywhere keting to its members. Our main goal is to help mem­ Christ was sent from Heaven to Earth to serve as a sac­ building upon the achievements ofthe previous bersto bebetterpreparedfor associated careeradvance­ rifice on the cross for oursins. Believing and living by semester. We hope that you the Baruch Community ment, and to guide them toward the market activity of you -want to be God's commandments will bring salvation. He will will provide support as the club could make a useful ...... organizations who engage themselves in marketing to return to earth to establish His kingdom of righteous­ contribution to the college. otherbusiness. BTB providesan arenawhere speakers nessand peace. We are heretospread the Gospel to the are invited to talk on a variety of subjects, industry­ campus of Baruch College with,aD emphasis on the TIlEACCOUNI1NG SOCIETY marketing trends in CorporateAmericaas well as coun­ Chinese(American and overseas-born) students. 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'7 can't stand a rcking bitin' ass reahn of musical creation, one must IS, an m prosper, e sin es y m g ot s rotation n*"gga... have the ideals and beliefs that allow invisible level in the wack process for with pimp tracks and Stretch and Raekwon ui/Ghostface Kiliab ­ their music to reflect hip hop prin­ if we knew what went on would we Bobbito with a rougher B-side.Many "Shark N*ggas {Biters}" ciples. This value system is much . call them hip hop? We do not see the ofthe artists truly are victims as they more complex than the proposed endless scouting and countless mar­ feel totally vindicated of wackness 'My man came over and said, Yo, we ghetto reality by most artists because keting meetings by label staffto find throughtheirjustifications. Thesejus­ Artist: Kino Watson thought we heardyou'/ Jokes onyou/ this often does not include the rules of and moldartistsintothe marketthey tifications areconstantlypositivelyre­ Single: Game Recognize Game (Whatcha Want) You hearda bitin'ass crew..." artistic integritypresent in hip hop. wish to sell to and conform to the inforcedbytheartists'labelexecutives K-Solo ui/EPMD- Those that live. by the ideology of tastes that match... whoperpetuate that they're "down' Label: Cofurnbta "Knick Knack Patty Wack'Y1989) ghetto reality are really quite limited withtheartist. This is easilythe most "A~ to a sectorof ghetto reality. The most .N.£ 8', you re a sueher... " horrific level inhip hop music because : ·00 I haveoftenstatedthat the.commer­ commercialized limitedghettoreality . J(RS-One. of .. millions.of.consumera are buying cializationofthearts, especiallythose thinkinghasbeenthedrugdealer'sre­ Boogie Down Productions­ and...I justcan't continue. It's sick... by Latinos and Blacks, has conse­ ality. This reality is part of hip hop "Ya'Slippin'" "A~ quently destroyed them. It has cor­ yet muchofitcontradicts hip hop and .N.£ 6, you 're slack"... continued on page 25 rupted our arts and culture by mak­ can misrepresent it. For example, it Thisis the level wherewe are finally KRS-Oneof ing originality and innovation an il­ is clear that the pursuit ofmoney is a introduced to the wack artist who al­ Boogie Down Productions ­ logical expense to finance. No indus­ necessary target ofthose that are hip readyhas a well writtenbiography(re­ "Ya'Slippin'" ess, a more street war e an a This level is the beginning ofthe mgs we ve een aug 0 va ue try would invest in any original artis­ hop however, the values that ulti­ alness resume), and a set of theme(s) Sunset Style bitten EPMD sample is ali it took. . cycle of wackness for we begin to by the wrong people. There are tic creation because this would entail mately limit this pursuit are not al­ of limited content (gun guy, hoe girl, The spell ofcheap hooks and redun­ Italso doesn't hurtthat a platinum see repetition of the early stages. more levels to the wack artist but unnecessary experimentation on the ways present in the ideology of the playa/pimp, Don Mafia, etc.). The dancy ofwack lyrics eventually wear continued from page 20 worth ofsuckers bought their pre- The wack artist has actually done none have to do with them any­ part of the investor. drugdealer. key to succeeding at this level comes off first with the underground street This is the stage we hope is the vious work giving them the funds all he/she can do to sellout so it is more. They have to do with our The higher risk failure with origi­ In retrospect, the pursuit of money with the ability of the artist to justify hip hopper (the real). You think that' last of a wack artist. The true re­ to breed more wackness. Alas, the up to us to foolishly buythese art­ own mentality. In the final retro­ nal product (the contradictory syn­ is an American ideal that hip hop hislherself. Lackofthisabilityresults maybe this wack artist may be mak­ alization that this artist is totally wack artist is ready to returnlike ists' product. Yet, it is more than spection of it all, we created the onym ofart) is also magnified when it rebels against. This, nevertheless, is in having one's card pulled (i.e. Va­ ing millions off the occasional (or so Puffy- excuse me, wack. Every­ the roach the bomb could not kill... product we buy. We truly believe wack artist by supporting them. is done bythe sectorofthe population veryconfusingbecauseitputstheMC nilla Ice). The epitome of these justi­ you thought) commercial tracks. You one sees the gimmickry in their in these artists, and when they We supported them by not under- (Latino and Black) whose interpreta­ with this reality into a contradiction. fications are the responses Lil' Kim realize that all the songs on the radio image, the mimicry in their lyrics, ':At 3, you're just soft..." crossover we wantto be recognized .standirig hip hop and not being tions and perspective views do not Yet being hip hop is being able to rec­ andFoxy Browngive tothose whoare hadno contentwhilethe underground the clear imitation in their themes, KRS-Oneof with something bigger than us, able to see an artist's ventures crossover into the U.S. mainstream. ognize your contradictions and deal notfooledby largebreasts, openthighs tracks made you feel alive. The un­ the photocopying in their tracks Boogie Down Productions ­ that still is us. We embrace them that contradicted their integrity. With regards to hip hop music, the with themina waythatdoes not com­ andblanklyrics, Theyclaimthatthey derground tracks (only heard around and the dilution in their topics. "Ya'Slippin'" in superficial areas (i.e. home­ So the cycle continues and we hear originality of the MC and the DJ/pro­ promise the essence ofyour art. are empowering themselves, and midnight) guided you through the re­ Nothing is accepted and they right­ town, color, ethnicity, wardrobe, the real hip hoppers repeat them­ ducer has suffered greatly. There are So once the artist makes hip hop women, bydoingandsaying whatever lation that someone was sufferingthe fully fall off. Unfortunately, this At this special plane ofwackness etc.) to dispell theirlack ofconvey­ selves in vain... many levels that the MC and DJ/pro­ music, andisn'thiphopthey'realready they want to. Unfortunately, the vol­ wayyou were. Itis for thisreasonyou imperfect world allows for very the artist can soften their image ance and expression ofour actual ducer goes th.ough in fully sacrificing fu... untaryoppressionwe inflictuponour­ continue to support this artist. You little of the wack to reach this to the masses even more or con­ situation. We wantour classic art­ 'Yy man came over and said, 'Yo, his/heroriginality. Itis in manycases, selves, to the wishes of record label were glad that they blew up because stage and oddly enough, many tinue with a revised harder image. istry to be respected so we blindly . we thoughtwe heard you'/ Joke's the inability ofthe listener to see the 'f\t 9, you sucked..." profiteers andchauvinistic, sex craved itwasyourviews andexperiencesthat pass this stage easily... This harder image is still seen as support those that are in the pub­ on you/ You heard a bitin' ass negative ramifications unoriginal hip KRS-Oneof teens, empowers us to more disre­ everyone washearing. Yourneeds for soft among hip hop fans yet plati­ lic eye. We do this notknowing a crew... " hop music has on the genre, and Boogie Down Productions ­ spect, prejudice, and record sales. Black Thought of change and expression were actually "Ant 4, you 're1 ost... " num sales and props are still stand against crap would take us LatinolBlack youth as a whole. "Ya'Slippin/" Nevertheless, everywack artistthat necessary, and most importantly­ KRS-One of awarded. This usually refers di­ on a search for the real represen­ The Roots- An analysis ofthe various levels in justifiesthemselves needs a suckerto wanted. Boogie Down Productions ­ rectly to the "real" artist who sold tation we need, deserve, and al­ "What They Do" (1996) thepathofunoriginalityandthequest This is the beginning of the wack listen... This thinking lasts a long time, "Ya'Blippin'" out foolishly (or showed their true ready have in our Roots... for record salescanilluminatethesuf­ musicians' career. HeJshe has con­ maybe the whole wack artists' career, colors). Ice Cube still hugging the "Keep it real, get your own sh*t, ~-. "At 7, a mutha.f*"cker..." fering we must face 97 times a day. structed an image for themselves despite the obvious doubt in our We only wish they were lost. In crotch of the gangsta image is-the ."AL"1t 1) you 're a di£ch:••• " man and be original... " .With slight variations they can apply . basedontheexcellentthemesofother .ssso-e« minds... reality, they are back at the old archetype of this, He still gets re­ KRS-o.ne of Ghostface Killah wIRaekwon­ to anyofour previous musical genres. hip hop artists or themes that gener­ Boogie Down Productions ­ marketing board once again. They spect for starting gangsta rap (not Boogie Down Productions ­ "Shark Niggas [Biters}" "A ~ 5 ,. k " These specific levels outlined apply to ally crossoverintothe mainstream (i.e. . "Ya'Slippin'" ru , you reJust wac ... are deciding an image for them­ much of an accomplishment any­ "Yo'Slippin'" the hip hop musician that is unorigi­ sex and violence over teenybopper selves that will be accepted. They way) despite not being a gangsta to his! nal purposely or is a created victim of tracks). This would include artists Here the artistis safe swim in are already considered wack by the and not knowing whoinventedhip This is the last stage I can docu-, **** it, thus heJshe is no longer hip hop: suchasJayZwho becamea MafiaDon her own feces and enjoy the image real hip hop fans so they're only hop. With reference to the a~~' ment only because it is impossible to match and Trakmasterz who say crafted for them. They can employ KRS-One of -I " chance is to try to give the pop fan that softens their image-Is Ice for me to fathom the next level. Who is hip hop? What is original ':4t 10, you're rcked..." they make"music [that] isn'tdifferent many strategies that compromise Boogie Down Productions ­ what they want out of rap. It has Cube soft enough for you? .. . What happens when we embrace hip hop? KRS-Oneof from anybody else's...We just try to theirmusicalandartisticintegrity, yet '"'Ya'Slippin'" often been that the resurrection of through hip hop, what we once Original hip hop is the piece Boogie Down Productions ­ make ours a little bit more universal no one seems to notice. This may be "A2't ,you re an ass..." fought against with hip hop?" We made forme by Smo, a m a wack artist simply consists of a "Ya'Slippin by giving it that commercial appeal," so because they start with no artistic harder edge. Kris Kross is the per­ KRS-One·of do not care for a reflection of our boricua that is hip hop. Thank you continued on page 21 The fake have spoken and no one has meritanyway. They can,forinstance, fect example here as there is noth­ Boogie Down Productions ­ reality that will guide us to inner so much. Words cannot reflect my In orderto introduce oneselfinto the listened. use a dualistic approach to releasing ing hip hop about them. Regard- "¥a'Slippin'" thought, but a reflection of those appreciation.

. .' ..'. - ~ ...... ", _ -. . .. ~ '":..... -- .. :~.,~~!..: ~:~ ""'.;t".~~. ---:~:~ ...... - .. ~ 4 ,- .... - ....,. ,-. 0#"'", •.' ...... '.• 0..,:". \. 22 • • .i:: «a. • en 1 ~ r 1 «------_.....--_....._.....---- .Hornelessness EI Prirnero Perched upon an angry anvil like a statue's shadow. Breathe in morning's cold hellfire air, Era tiempo frio y de tristeza Burns your lungs out. Cuando te vi llorando Exhale white smoke, something which canjade your eyes. Era tiempo de noche despues de cerbeza While society's suffocating shadows render me invisible" Cuando te oien la madrugesa. I am not the only lost soul who can be Pensabas en la preocupacion Rendered translucent by the ignorance ofhuman minds. y yo soiiaba por la inuencion. They are society's denifulproblem. :,- Is your bed comfortable and warm? La nieue caia He only has a blanket ofnetospapers. cubriendote como nube The unseen lower class. Y esa colcha de lagrimas las cargabas Do you drink soda or beer? Porque el{rio te mandaba . That's another family's income. y luego -Pa arezsirabas.- .They are the veterans who fought to con el peSt;J de tus tormentadas. preserve a bcickstabbing government. Does your dinner taste delightful? Desnudas estabas. Y asi andabas another child is starving in'the dark. Sobre el camino de la indireccion. The-mentally challenged in which a misunderstood Yalli pasabas Society has shunned away. cuando perdida entrabas Complaining about the cold? sobre la pantalla de mi corazon. Another human soul succumbs to an icy death. Why are we so distant from these people? Tu herrida era mia Are we not the same intelligent yet tu preocupacion tambien me afligia blindsided creatures known as human beings? La tristesa que te seguia As these images ofpoverty and a bureaucratic Yo bien la conocia donkey ofa government, y las flechas que te mordian I have seen more caring and tenderness a mi ! me daban vida. in the non-homo-sapien world, and that is a sad shame. Cuando senti que tu mano tenia de So STEP back and take a stand! Las [uentes hundidas tu corazon cricieron como grandee ojos para el amor. La sol de tus lagrimasfrias . -KIRO - Invisible Samurai Gustosas eran como sazan - Para mi lengua de mantequilla. Only In My -Dream,s It Seems So Real La noche ya no estaba [ria y ya no estabasllorando. While asleep I see things which appear to be far El diabrillaba con tu sonria A uih.isperpasi my·hearingslightty:beyond· yyome seii£iba1,1ando. I feel something or someone butJ do not know why Luego me dijestes que la vida entendias As I walk faster to avoid I see it at the corner of my eye y yo me pense que estabas cantando. (Only in my dreams it seems so real) Hasta que me dijestes que a mi me querias Cuando a mi horro me desperte soiiando. I hear a sound and I nosily walk to it Seeing colors, black and white I simply can't resist The sound becomes clearer and I decide to stand still -Manuel Paredes But then I stray unknowingly because it's not my will (Only in my dreams it seems so real)

As I'm tossing and turning a face appears LIFE'S OUTLOOK II It's not someone I recognize I began to feel fear I run, try to hide and my hands are sweated and tightened FOOL!! LOSER!! NERD tt The light from afar I take in but I'm also frightened These are the sounds that Johnny hears every day (Only in my dreams it seems so real) ofhis life. Just like today, they have the same tone ofvoice as when he first heard them : LOUD, Come to me a deepened voice states ANGRY VOICES ff Johnny just wished, as he I squint and squint to try and place his face walked through the hallways of life, that he could The light is too bright but I dare to go on repel these voices from his side forever. But, poor Gleaming eyes, white hair comes into view Johnny, doesn't have the strength to do this. As the He speaks with softness and with news so true days, even months, went by, he just seemed to be Editors' Note: (Only in my dreams it seems so real) getting weaker and weaker. One day, a kind, gentle We would like to thank Yvette Laureano girl named Joanna met Johnny on his sad-trodden He says "You are my child sorrowful, lonely and scared path-of life and, after a while, became good friends Paola Marocchi, Kiro - Invisibie Samurai And whatever you decide or maybe do" with him. "Finally, someone who cares I!" was anuel Paredes, and DON JUAN d "Remember," he says "You'll remain with me and I'll always love Johnny's reply to this miracle ofhope and soon after, BARUCH a.k.a, Juan Raposo for contribut you" Johnny "mustered up" enough strength to destroy the (Only in my dreams it seems so real) same voices that have been tormenting him all this ing their excellent work. If you have al time. In the end, Johnny was able to find strength . eady contributed work and it hasn't ap I began to awake not wanting to to overcome his greatest fears and, in the process, peared in this section, don't worry. We wil I must see the face, his voice is so new gain a lifelong friend. I try to stay asleep a bit longer and as I do definitely use it in upcoming issues s He touches me and it gives TTJe such warmth through and through -DON JUAN de BARUCH please continue sending us your extraordi (Only in my dreams it seems so real) nary art. Thank you. P.S. - On the road oflife, you'll always encounter I start to recognize him but only in songs and words from abroad P.S. We would like to apologize astr He says "You know who I am and I am your one and only loving discrimination ofsome kind, whether in society or in your own school. Remember, that we all have some nomically to Yvette Laureano for the monu God" \' strength, some-"force" inside ofus that enables us to --. (Only in my dreams. it seems so real) '. ental errors in her superb poem, Only I conquer our worst fears. "Remember, the force" will be My Dreams. Please accept our apology i with you always."(STAR WARS). THE FORCE IS IN Volume I ALL OF US u he form of a proper reprint. Born 12/14/96 ... -Yvette Laureano I

24 l'- 0) 0) T- , O) ·C Conference on Technology andEmerging a. * Corner -c nm Critic s • Markets * en t Artist: Dogma' « ACCOUNTING SO_CIET.Y . 1\rtist: Redd Kross ~ Date: Tuesday, April 22. 1997 Album: Feeding the Future Q) Album: Show World oX Label: Rush Associated! (.) Time: 6:00 pm - 9:00 pm Label: QuicksilverlMercu i-- Mercury Rating: •••• Location: Fordham University at Lincoln Center. :'lew York City The Accounting society gives Rating: •• 1/2 • 133 West 60th Street Lowenstein Building, 12th Floor students a chanceto learn I don't think Dogma truly In a day and age whenmusic is reaches their full potential on so damn complicated, Redd Kross How lfiJltecJuwlqgy cJrange emeTginc1IIID'Icers? Whatis die ~1Ilimpad oftedlnoiJJD? more about this major that their new release Feeding the offers us something we haven't Future. The album caught my heard in a long while: straight, TIle expantaIJg lUe oftecJrnology in developillg colUltl"ies is generaling newoPP01'llUlities fIIUl attention with it's introduction; good old-fashioned rock'n'roll. ,.~ IIIIIIJy ~qlUSlions: How l4iJlCIlltJualIJarrien td/«tthe mecessfulllSe ofudJlU1UJGY? they have choosen or will Wlridt lD'edieunpol'tlZllt newnuzrkd:s? How can tilejUuJncUIl sedOr IJenejilfrom die gIslJoi .. .so.meone apparently flipping While artists like David Bowie (50 t!l:OIJomy? . choose to study' during their through the television late one year-oldmen .andjungle beats DO nigh~ catehingglimpsesofevery- NOT mix) try so hard to jump the I.dIU ctmf~mce. apelts ;,. sew:rtli tina MTiIl tMIdras dIae1fIIG'i9ltS tDUlpresentnew perspectives on keyissIID ,.elatOJ with t«luuJlD". andemerging 1IUlI'ket:s. stay' at Baruch.. thing from home shopping to new bandwagon for the latest sound, age .relaxation. Unfortunately, Redd Kross stays true to what they Space is limited! Rcgistcrnow! "'UPCOMING EVENTS: with the first few tracks, the do, and- sound great doing.it. If I RSVP: CaD Metro Intemationa1 at (212) 431-1195 band does not fulfill my expecta- hadn'tfound out that they'd been 4/10 Developing Leadership Skills tions. It's not thatthey're bad, it around since 1981, I would have or e-mail: [email protected](clickhcrc) just that Dogma sounds like any sworn I was listening to a bunch Please feelfree to make any suggestions regarding issues you might be interested in. you will also 4/17 Spring Banquet . other hard rock band out there. of teenagers. Singer -Ieffrey have the opportunity to askthespeakers quutions the day oftheC01'ifertmce! They don't offer anything new to McDonald sounds rather boyish, . really challenge my senses and but his voice compliments the C3 force me to take notice. Feeding band's soundquite well, along with e- . ~ the Future does have its moments his brother Steve's background CIS though, thanks for the most .part harmonies. Apparently, halfway =o . . Q to Sean Carmody's catchy bass through the making of Show Evening A ftyerfor "the 5 »eailly·Venoms. playing on '~nyone at AII~' and World, keyboardist Gere Fennely Artist: Tony Touch PF Cuttin clearly. starts the "Reasons. n And the band cer- departed, and it's a good thing too, Album: 5 DeadlyVeno tape lovely by showing the most tainly redeems itselfwith the last because it keeps Redd Kross from eat Session Label: Independent skills from superb scratching to four songs. "Too Many People, n sounding too much like The Rent- Rating: a"a"...a" blending. Evil Dee gives.us registering just under two min- als, as they do on "Stoned." A '70's Student ~ ~ ~~ work from many up and commg utes, reminds me somewhat of influence is quite apparent, not E~cap~ Brooklyn artists, yet many end Green Day, only heavier. "Seven only in the band's attire, but eekend The evolution of theN.Y. C. up generic between tracks from Miles Per Second"is a viable rock throughout the entire album; from Assembly's mix. tape has .transformed it . Jeru the Damaja ("Me Not The track, and lyrically strong; it the fast-paced "Pretty Please Me," greatly what it is currently. Paper", and M.O.P. ["Downtown would probably make a good to the soulful anthem "Girl God," FREELE­ The creation of the rap music Swinger ('96J}.Evil Dee does single. And "Unsaid,' an acous- to the Iaidback grooves of "Follow .for os row os $109 industry is probably the most well on the calland response, tic ballad, makes for a perfect end the Leader.' Show World is quite significant cause of change ~o but too often becomes the only to this album. Overall, this effort a diverse record, and is a testa- GALSER- t~~a.pe.,eJlluch . ',' '. ., '.' -:"''', _. .". . '." .' '.J ,•• ;the goal and purpose of the mIX screamer on Iike _from Dogma is rather average. 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- .. ". . .- . ." . what I thought a teenage girl or 19 underneath. The period serves the , . " •. • -N"Ar .• •••. -&• . year old girl, this particular person story as opposed to tryingto portray CHI THURSDAYAPRIL 17,1997 would be interested in during that the period. __ .~. , -' -_:. ':--. . - .- time. I looked at a lot ofmagazines, Crudup: I thought it was really fashion magazines and cosmetics importantonce I hada chance to talk advertisementsto find out what she to Pat-that someone was making TAIWAN: TIME: 11:30AM • 2:00PM would be influenced by. This par­ a film about the'50'sthat didn't have ticular person is not politically to deal with the cliches and icons aware. Her role was pretty small so we've come to know about in the 7TH FLOOR CONFERENCE CENTER I didn't feel like it was a role I had '50's. And so, in that way I feel like 'WHATNOW? to do a lot ofreading about the '50's somebodywho didn't live inAmerica for. This was a character piece and in the '50's might have a less clouded 25TH STREET BUILDING we were involved in relationships vision of the way it could be and WAYNE TAM (MBA '84) and it was more about working therefore the complexities of the President,-UAD Group about between us what was going time we might not normally see ALLARE WELCOMEI to happen in the scenes and the arc about that time had a betterchance Inventing the Abbotts co-star Billy Crudup. DR. FRANK KEHL of these relationships. of being realized. President, United States-China Exchanges formance of this film is key. When end, you're still a failure. It's REFRESHMENTS WILL BE-SERVEDI Inventing the Abbotts clearly be-­ Ultimately, there is an anxiety asked about his prediction of the outrageous w hat the standards Tuesday, April 15, 1997 longs in the category offilms where that comes with the nationwide re­ reaction audiences will have for the become even when you are a fa­ 12:15-1:45 PM the people behind the scenes actu­ lease ofa film present in anyone as­ film, Crudup honestly stated he mous movie star. You still get Room 1200 - 360 ParkAveaue South BUSINESS ATTIRE REQUIREDI ally put thought and work to create sociated with the film. The rising could not accurately forecast that first Monday to face." (Sandwiches & Drinks Served) something original. _The creative status of Billy Crudup, Joanna Go­ audience's reactions despite his con­ Though Going _isn't a big process does not always result in inganddirector PatO'Connor (along fidence in the final cut. But is was movie star yet, the performance something you can be proud of but with cast members Joaquin Phoe­ Going who expressed an actor's ul­ of the film will not be an indi­ this collaboration, though flawed, is nix, Liv TylerandJenniferConnelly) timatefeelings towardthe box office: cator of the time and quality a highly entertaining, character makes Inventing the Abbotts an im­ "When you're famous enough to placed on this project from all driven story with young stars that portant part of their movie careers. open a bigbudgetmovie, ifyou didn't its members. exude an intelligence and sensibil- In other words, the box office per- make $30 million on the first week-

Sm.illa'sSense.OfStyle The Department ofFine & Performing Arts By Manny Rodriguez presents Throughou t screen history, womanhood and humanity surpass the best thrillers of our Fall and Sabrina was a fore­ there has been one member of without stooping to the pathetic time but satisfy with the help shadowing of what she could do. society that has been relegated levels men (and even other of our love for our lead charac­ She impresses us with her tre­ THE SPRING 1997 to the perennial sidekick. Along women) would like to continue ter, Smilla. She is a half-Inuit mendous presence on screen. CONSULTANCY SERIES the way, they have established seeing on screen. .Smi'lla's Sense mathematician who is an expert She has a charisma and themselves as a group that can of Snow is another step in the on snow. She is a gorgeous strength that is so rare in even ON BUSINESS AND TH.E ARTS do as much and many times right direction. woman who is a wonderful many of today's hottest stars. In more than their opposites, but Briefly, the story revolves dresser (my sister, who has good the future, hopefully, we will still are stuck with a lack of around the death of a small taste, loved her wardrobe), see her in more lead roles. The FEATURING TALKS BY: quality leading roles and ste­ Inuit boy in Copenhagen. When enormously intelligent and has remainder of the cast is equally reotyping despite the supposed a friend of the boy's, Smilla, dis­ a sharp tongue which reflects strong. Byrne, Richard Harris, politically correctness and sen­ covers that the boy was mur­ her cynical nature. She is bru­ the great Vanessa Redgrave and sitivities of the '90s. I'm talk­ dered she begins to investigate tally honest and will do any­ Robert Loggia provide steady I• ing about women and I'm sick and subsequently become en­ thing to find out what happened support for Ormond and com­ MICHAEL ROYCE '90 and tired of seeing them being tangled in a highly sticky situ­ to her young friend. Her aggres­ plete this film. LAURA RINALDI '92 saved from villains by muscle ation. The story is complicated sive nature makes her admi­ Not watching Smilla's Sense DIRECTOR, A&R DEPARTMENT DEPUTY DIRECTOR bound freaks and playing 19V ­ by a mysterious tenant (played rable to women and sexy to men of Snow would be depriving NEW YORK COUNCIL ON THE ARTS able prostitutes. It's time for by Gabriel Byrne) who helps and carries this film. yourself of a wonderful charac­ HOLA RECORDINGS & more roles l rke Frances Smilla in her quest for justice. It also helps that this wonder­ ter study, good thriller, fine act­ THURSDAY, APRIL 10, 1997 THURSDAY, rvlAY 1, 1997 McDormand's Oscar winning As a thriller, this film is ad­ ful character is portrayed by ing, effective direction by Bille 12:30 p.m. room 1202, 23rd 81. Marge Gunderson in Fargo equate. It provides interesting one of Hollywood's brightest August and Julia Ormond. 12:30 p.m. room 1202, 23rd St. where women can explore the and tense filled situations young stars, Julia Armond. Her Don't miss out! different emotions and·dSI es 0 f t hroug hout t h -e fil1 m t h at won t quarrty work iIn Legends 0 f The ,.. """Ill I., .. po • • ~ •• ~ .J. -r r ...., ..... L ... ~ It ~ ~ , ~ ~ ~ ~~ ~ ., • C; • .. ~ .~~ ~ ~ ~~ c.: ) '. [, I, ~ • a~ ~ ~ r; e~ ~ ~ ~ 4 ~ ~ I~ ~ ~ ~~ !- ~ j ~ ( l;o ~ ~ J JI-o ~ l II Il ~ -~ ~ ~ ~ .... ~ , ( " r ~ ll- ~ I(l-' . 1 l •"I , .~ '" :l •• • A COMPLIMENTARY LUNCIIWILL BE SERVED AT EACH E\'ENT. t'- ~ I~ I'" ~ ~ • ~ j,ooo ~ .. I- ~ D r IlJl ,. ~ I FI1 ~." ~ ~ ~~ J f ,n, .. .~ ~ J J I .. • tl I r ,~ If , ~t ~ ~ I J '.... ~ I~ 114 L) ~ ~ ~ if4~ ,- at ( if [ ~ ~ ~ I~ ~ II t .~ w. J t -...l) ~ I~ ~ ~ 12 ~ ~ ~ IJ t -J Il - IJ I- I.J • FOR MORE INFORMATION ON ARTS PROGRAMS CONTA<;:J THE I-. ""'" 18 M FPA OFFICE AT ROOM 1209, 23rd St. ph 212-387-1330 _ .- ~ -0oס1 t""l It'" - ~ ~ - 1 ~ , ~ ~ ~ '( Ir , ~ I ~ '( .r Ir ~ ~ ... , ~ '~ ~ I~ ~ ~ ~- 1I • I~ r1 ~ '~~ It t ~ ~ ~ j 'i ..A ~ • 411 ~ l) ;II~ II .. I EIl~ichlJ1eJltJ.lran~ l.I I( ~ ~ I.J ~ ( ~ I~ V ~ ~ ~DIJ ,.. ,- ~ ~ ..... I-J ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ e.. K Ie ~ ~ ~ l- These programs are sponsored by ali Intellectual from the" 0 r II.- t .. I~ 16l -.... " ~. Baruch College Fund and by the Department ofFIne & Performing Arts """ .... I- r- ~ .... I.. ~ ~ , ~ ~ ~ . . ~~ ) ( ~ ~ ...... 11II ~ ~ ~ 1I ~ ~ .. ~ l...l ~ ...... \ 28 29 r-, 0> 0> ~ 0>

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HUNDREDS OF DOLLARS IN CASH By MingWong weakness. Let's not forget the Mets have a decentmiddle with Hayes, and.Pat Kelly. The Mets PRIZES bullpen, the Yanks have Jeff Johnson at center, Hundley have, depending on the platoon Baseball season has finally Nelson, David Weathers, Graeme behind the plate, and Rey situations, Ochoa, Alfon zo , " WILL BE AWARDED FOR, THE TOP 3 .Classified arrived. Like all the previous Lloyd and Mariano Rivera while Ordonez and Carlos Baerga as Huskey, Everett, and Manny WINNING PRESENTATIONS!! seasons, nothing has changed the Mets have John Franco and the double play tandem. The Alexander. This is not even fair. .. TERMPAPERSffHESES/GRADUATE SCHOOL PROJECTS much, Players' salaries have company, namely. Ricardo Yankees have a gold-glover in The Yankees have a much deeper gone up, ticket prices have gone The topic for this extemporaneous public'speaking competition is: Line-by-line editing. In-depth evaluation of . Jordan, Toby Borland, Greg Williams in center, a strong team, with better bats,gloves and up, the Mets still are living in McMichael, and ~ ..I. forget, defensive catcher, Joe Giraldi,. leadership on the bench. This content & format flaws &. clarity. Grammar, their championship days of 10 and this is with John Wetteland and Jeter and Mariano Duncan gives Yankee Manager Joe Torre' "The McDonald;"ization sentence structure, etc. $201hr. 212/679-4706. years ago, and Cal Ripken is still gone. Imagine if he would have in the middle infield. Both teams more options at the end of the .playing. However, this year there stayed. have suspect second basemen but game and just gives Met skipper OfThe World" Ar~ y?U interested in earning extra income in your spare time? is inter-league play. ADVANTAGE: Yankees, by a the Mets have a wizard at short Bobby Valentine more Th~s IS a great network marketing opportuntity for everyone! If you The Mets versus the Yankees, landslide. with Ordonez. He routinely headaches. are Interested, please caUPaulinefor more details at(718) 437-3907. the 7 train versus the 4 train, Hitting: This is the area where makes SportsCenter with his Management! Leadership: Joe McDonald's has revolutionized thefood industry worldwide and Queens versus The Bronx, both teams stand the most highlight plays but has to cut Torre finally won the big one last established a standardfor successfulfranchise management and EUROPE $175 however you want to see it. These evenly. The Mets top five of down on making everything more season after like, 2000 games or marketingpractices in other industries.. It is also recogliized as Within USA $79 • $129 . crosstown rivals will duke it out Lance Johnson, John Olerud, spectacular than necessary. so. He is the perfect fit for the the internationalsymbol ofAmerican cultural, economic, and Caribb.\Mexico $199.r/t. Cheap Fares Worldwide!!! !! this summer in a three game Bernard Gilkey, Todd Hundley, Martinez and Olerud are about Yanks. With a team full of political hegemony. http://www.airhitch.org series at Yankee Stadium. and Carlos Baerga (provided he even at first. Do not mistake veterans, Torre's laid back style AIRHITCH 212-864-2000 On paper, it should be no find his old stroke) compares them for Don Mattingly or Keith works well with the veteran team contest, like Cecil Fielder versus * $200-$500 WEEKLY * favorably with the Yankees' Hernandez but they will make that has enough leadership and for information andto apply'contact: Kate Moss in a hot dog eating Bernie Williams, Cecil Fielder, the plays. Boggs is excellent at should know what to do by now. Mailing phone cards. No experience necessarry, contest. Nonetheless, it will be Paul O'Neill, Tino Martinez, and third but has started to show On the other hand, Bobby Mark Spergel, Office ofStudent Life, For more information send a self-addressed stamped envelope to: interesting to see which New .Derek Jeter. The Mets seem to slower reflexes with age. Butch Valentine is like the wise-guy Global Communication, P.O. Box 5679, Holl wood, FL 33083 York team wants the bragging have more speed. Johnson could Huskey and Eguardo Alfonzo are uncle that comes visiting for the room 1512, 360 PAS, or call 802-6776 rights to the back pages of the easily swipe 50 bases while both a notch below. The Mets summer. You like him at first, HELP WANTED newspapers. Gilkey can be a legitimate 30/30 have a dependable gloves in the he makes you laugh, he becomes , Men/Women earn' $480 weekly' assembling circuit boards/electronic Pitching: A definite no-brainer. - threat. 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Week'2 CUNYAC Overall WON LOST PCT. WON LOST PCT. STREAK 1. Brooklyn 2 0 1.000 2 1 .667 Won 2 2. Staten Island 1 0 1.000 1 1 .500 Won 1 3. York a 0 .000 1 0 1.000 Won 1 4. Baruch o 0 .000 2 2 .500 Lost 1 5. Hunter o 0 .000 1 2 .333 Won 1 6. CCNY o 1 .000 1 1 .500 Lost 1 '7. Lehman o 1 .000 o 2 .000 Lost 2' 8. John Jay o 1 .000 o 5 .000 Lost 5 Last Week's Results , . "- Subway' CUNYAC Jersey City 6, John Jay 3 New Paltz 9, John Jay 0 Men's Baruch 7, Mt. St. Vincent 2 Hunter 6, Manhattanville 3 ..'Series-.- . ", . Volleyball '.~"."'.'. . Baruch 6, Jersey City 3 New Paltz 9, Hunter 0 " ... West Connecticut 7, John Jay 2 Pamapo 8, John Jay 1 ... ·c.~evzew Schedule Brooklyn 6, CCNY 3 Pratt 5, Baruch 4 J;>age3J' . Page 31

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