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The Independent Student Newspaper of the Richard Stockton College of New Jersey Volume 78, Issue 6 Stephen Dunn: Poems - A Retrospective Kelley Anne Essinger see "Along the Way" become A/go Staff Writer "Nuptial," going from twenty- nine to eight lines in a single revi It was March 3 at 4pm. sion, and then become Stephen Dunn, Pulitzer Prize "Connubial" in its final form. winner, poet and Stockton profes The exhibit also provides five sor, sits humbly in a large funky- display cases of materials that pattemed chair in Stockton's map-out Durm's profession from small art gallery perusing his childhood to present-day includ manuscript exhib ing grade it— Stephen school note Dunn: Poems, A "I couldn't say I books, letters Retrospective. from The exhibit is a deserve it, but it s American collaborative proj poet Robert ect between the wonderful and Bly, manu Literature very flattering." scripts and Program and the more. Visual Arts "I keep Program of ARHU featuring the calling it the Stephen Dunn n't expect you to meet his stan creative stages of the poet's writ extravaganza," says Stephanie dards; he expected you to expand ing career. Crawley, a current student of them and to establish your own. Duim is greeted by a large Dimn's. What a sign of respect and wis crowd of fellow staff members, Later in the evening, the dom to acknowledge that the stu current and former students, and crowd follows Dxmn to the Upper dent must eventually find her awe-inspired admirers. G-wing lounge where former stu own way," says DiGiorgio, the "I couldn't say I deserve it, but dents— Emari DiGiorgio, first of the readers. it's wonderful and very flatter Nickole Ingram, Laura After a long standing ovation ing," says Dunn with a smile. McCullough, Joe-Anne for Dunn and his former students, The exhibit consists of wall McLaughlin, Peter Murphy, the crowd makes it way to the pieces constructed by Michael Maxine Patroni and BJ Ward- Alton Auditorium for a special McGarvey using blown-up scans pay tribute to Durm by reading reading by Dunn himself that of Dunn's manuscripts. In a pre his poems and sharing their own. provokes laughter and joy from cise yet artistic way, these pieces "Stephen Dunn was the first the audience. And even though trace all of the steps of the poet's and perhaps the most influential Duim tells his listeners that "awe creative process over the past few master I have been privileged to some" is the most over-used and decades. Here we see Dunn's study with. As a poetry teacher, misused word of this generation, 1964 poem "Full Circle on a Half he, like the master in his own the night ends with another stand Turn" become "Here and Now" poem ["Visiting the Master"], ing ovation for the poet who steps of 2008. We see "Evenings like requests forbearance and restraint outside and signs autographs, This" having gone through forty- and advises his students to say leaving almost everyone in the four revisions and "After more by saying less ... Stephen's audience actually feeling awe Ecstasy" through fifty-five. We praise was hard earned. He did some. Stockton Really Does Have Talent President Herman Andrew Moore knew after Vin has finished that Peter Hagen, Director of smooth guitar playing. Jimg Lee For the Argo he was going to a tough act to fol Academic Advising, and David provided more comic relief for Saatkamp's State of low. This was his first time per Pinto, Director of the Library, the crowd as she performed her the College Address Wow, the first word that found forming the song live and he were both apart of the next two You are LONG, I am LIGHT rou it's way into my head upon leav absolutely killed it! The crowd acts. MPH, Nick Mansor, Pinto, tine. The Faculty Band's Sax will be entirely out ing "Stockton's Got Talent." I was completely in disbelief to and Hagen, played four songs. Quartet for a few songs after Jung lined and combined was completely blown away by what they just saw. We knew that The highlight for me was their Lee. They played four songs and all of the acts that performed in we were in for a treat tonight. cover of The Rolling Stones song I believe one was a cover of a with the remaining Alton Auditorium. The show Stephanie Sussmeier, another Out of Time. Nick Mansor sang Dire Straits song titled Eastbound opened with a little jam session act that performed alone, played vocals and kept the groove going Train. Valorie Newman sang I questions left to be put on by the Faculty Band and beautiful on her golden crisp for the crowd. The next act was Believe in You and Me and she answered by the never slowed down from there. harp. She blessed the crowd with The Cowboy Band better know was the third act that performed Beverly Vaughn and Joe two classical songs, Baroque as Git Along Little Doggerel. completely alone. College in an exten Molineaux hosted the event and Flamenco and Chanson dans la What a name. The four members The last act of the night was a sive article that will they were dancing, clapping, and Nuit. Nancy Fiedler, Assistant each had cowboy hats and made huge house song. By house song swaying all night to the great Director of Teacher Education, sure the crowd knew that they I mean that the entire packed be in stands the music. took the stage to perform a piano were only part of the Stockton auditorium sang along with the Vin Adinolfi was the first and melody. She spoke about how community part time because Faculty Band not a Daft Punk first day back from only one of three acts that per she played for her Mother at her they were professional cowboys. song. The song was Kansas City spring break. formed alone. He was dressed in at an elderly residence home and Back In The Saddle Again was a and the song seemed emotional all black, had an extremely fash how music was apart of every highlight of the night for me. I for some of the faculty members. ionable pair of avatar sunglasses one's life. Dennis Fotia sang really felt into that song with the This song had many memories of Make sure to pick covering his eyes, and sat alone Who Am I and he had an awe basi line striking me fi-om the Paul Lyons throughout it. The in fi-ont of the packed house. Vin some ovation fi'om the crowd. very beginning. night was a complete success for up your copy and was the only student allowed to Debbi Dagavarian provided some The Galloway Strathspey and Richard Stockton, all of the per perform because of the special comic relief for the audience as Reel Conspiracy played classical forming acts, and especially the learn about the bond that he and Paul Lyons had she acted out some of Mae West's folk songs for the crowd. The family for Paul Lyons. I give all future goals for the prior to Paul's death. The song lines fi-om her plays. If you band consists of Rodger Jackson, credit to those that got up on he performed. The Universal, search Mae West up on Google Russ Manso, and Jeanie Manson. stage to entertain the crowd that Stockton campus was a song that he and Paul had you find the first couple words to Jeanie wore a very Scottish outfit night. Alton Auditorium was and community! hoped to perform together one describe her are playwright, while singing beautifully to packed to capacity and there was day. All those in attendance screenwriter, and sex symbol! sounds of Rodger and Russ's no reason for it not to be.
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Chief's Coruer - Where Should You Look for an Emergency Notification? Chief Glenn Miller information to you in an expedi post a notice in academic and/or tious manner. We have listed housing areas which will provide "Serving the Stockton Community Since 1977" We have been fortunate here at those communication methods vital information to the commu Stockton in that we do not have below with a short explanation of nity. &202 many emergencies that require each: Although we have a very The Richard Stockton College of New Jersey the use of our emergency com ""Stockton Home Page: Any robust and redundant system of Pomona, New Jersey 08240 Email: [email protected] munications' systems. I will say very important information emergency communications on Phone (609) 652-4560 that this month, February, we (school closing, etc.) will get list-' campus we are always looking at Fax (609) 748^565 have used many of our systems, ed on the main home page. ways of improving our communi Advertising (609) 652-4297 especially our text messaging *Stockton's emergency text cation with the community, espe [email protected] system, more in this month than messaging system. You need to cially in an emergency situation. we did all last year. Thankfully, sign up for this service which can It is important to note that testing they were all for weather related be accomplished through the of these systems occurs at least Una Wayman Editor-in-Chief events and not serious security Stockton portal. once each semester and usually Matthew Heidkamp Sports Editor issues. However, they can and *Posting on the Stockton por during one of our emergency Michelle Petrie A&E Editor are used to accommodate any tal under "Campus exercises. Amanda Ismail Copy Editors emergency. The notification sys Announcements" If you are interested in addi Colleen Jacobsen tems are only as good as they are *Mass email notification to tional information on emergency Casey Phillips Advertising/Business used by our community. For STK or EDU account: It is preparedness, please visit our Manager example, if you did not sign up always a good idea to check your web site at for our emergency text messag emails if you are looking for wvw.stockton.edu/police or one ing system, then you will not get information. of the federal .agencies the emergency message. If you *Land line telephone: In resi (Department of Homeland Staff Wrifers don't know to look at gallery tel dence halls or in your office, we Security) that are tasked with this evisions for messages, then you have the ability to contact each responsibility. Also, you can Brittany Tenpenny, Mike Mesmer, Michael Ahrens, Mike Assad, won't get them. If you don't community member who has an always be part of the solution for Scola Lee, Michael Meinberg, Eric Michels, Ashley Hart, Chris check your Stockton email or the extension listed to them our campus by getting involved Kerr, Kyle Hennahan, Dave Lamando, Kristopher Keaton, Nick Stockton Home Page, you will *Classroom Phoenix System in our Neighborhood Watch Hertzberg, Kelley Anne Essinger, Chris Donkin, Steven McPartlin not be aware of the information. (electronic classrooms only): Program or our Community So, what I am saying is that it's This is the projector system in Emergency Response Teams both Printed by Bartash Prirtting, Inc. important that you do your part electronic classrooms and can be of which are available to assist in too. Know where you can get turned on from a remote location our safety and security on cam The Argo is not an official Publication of The Richard Stockton College of New emergency information at the and a message put over the sys pus. Jersey, but produced independently by the students. college. The people listed above are the only qualified representatives of The Argo. Letters, tem even if the system is not Neighborhood Watch: opinions/ photographs, cartoons, and articles are welcome by all. Deadlines are You should also be aware that being used by the professor Thanks to the efforts of Wednesdays by 5 PM. The Argo reserves the right to edit or deny all submissions. for each emergency situation •"Televisions in class rooms Debbie Scheibler, Complex Copyright Argo Corporation 2010 information may be released in and galleries- Both class room Director, and Officers Tracy different ways. For example, a TVs and gallery TVs can be Stuart and Linda Kenny, the school closing for a weather accessed fi'om a remote location Neighborhood Watch Program event may not be posted on the and a message bulletin posted. provided some excellent training Your Friendly gallery televisions depending on •"Electronic signs- There are 2 last week to a group of new mem the time of the day the school is signs on VKF Dr. and several bers. We thank the new member closed. An email may not be sent others throughout campus that ship for getting involved and Five Pay Forecast to you, again, depending on the can be accessed fi'om a remote helping us keep our community from Weather.eom time of the day of the closing. An location and bulletins posted. safe. Next Tuesday, March 9, at emergency in Housing 1, may not •"Police vehicle PA 4:30pm, the Watch is sponsoring require a notification to the entire system/bullhom-In certain the DWI Fatal Vision driving cart Sunny community, only to residents in extreme situations, police may in parking lot #7, behind Housing monDAY high: 57° that area, again, depending on the use their vehicle PA system or 3. Leam the dangers of drunk low: 36° emergency. What we do is try to portable bullhorns to alert the driving first hand through this ensure that all those affected by commimity to an immediate situ valuable experience. We encour the emergency have received ation. age all students, faculty and staff 3/9 notification in as many ways as •"College television and radio to get involved. Contact Debbie possible. That is why you need to stations- WLFR and SSTV may at X3628 or Officer Kenny or know the avenues we have avail be used to transmit emergency Stuart at 652-4390 for more able to us to communicate infor Sunny information information. high: 55° mation to the community. •"Public media, including the TIP OF THE WEEK: TUCfDAY Many times you will find emergency broadcast system-sit- Seat belts save lives. Always low: 39° commimity safety information in uations such as a weather related wear a seat belt when in a vehicle this article. Many times you will school closing or other emer and make sure your occupants find information in the ARGO's gency information may be given wear theirs when in your vehicle. VI Police Blotter We put the infor to local media to assist in dissem mation that is not an emergent ination. Remember, a community is community safety issue in these •"Person to person- In rare only as safe as that commu areas. 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Dog Sees God is a Hit Michael Ahrens Argo Staff Writer
A group of Stockton students per formed the play "Dog Sees God: Confessions of a Teenage Blockhead" in the Experimental Theatre over the weekend. Based on the "Peanuts" char acters created by Charles Schultz, "Dog Sees God" imagines Charlie Brown and $2.49 his friends as high-schoolers struggling with adult problems. SIX INCH SUB The play takes the "Peanuts" gang into unfamiliar territory; Snoopy and Woodstock are gone, Linus is a stoner With This Coupon who smoked his blanket, and Lucy never tries to get Charlie Brown to kick Good only at Galloway Subway & a football. It's fimny and it's tragic; the charac Hamilton MaO Food Court. ters deal with drug use, depression, loneliness, sexuality, self-identity and Pick from: VEGGIE, HAM, BLT, CHICK even pyromania. I'm not going into EN, SPICY, COLDCUT, BUFFALO specifics, but it will probably take a few scenes to identify even the most familiar CHICKEN, TURKEY, of Charles Schultz's iconic characters — they've all undergone changes and HAM, TUNA. received new names. Director Patrick Judd stressed that the theatre program at Stockton is NOT BE COMBINED WITH COUPON OFFERS DISCOUNT always growing and looking for new tal CARDS. One coupon per customer per visit +tax if applicable. Not for ent, whether it be for acting, stage crew to start work on the next production, an sale. Restrictions may apply. Excludes double meat, bacon and avocado. or even designing promotions and flyers. original play called "Stones From God". Offer does not apply to orders for Premium Subs or DOU- The club meets every Thursday at 4:30 Written by Stockton's own Pamela BLESTACKED~ subs, incld. THE FEAST. No$ value. Prices may vary. in the Experimental Theatre's lobby - for Hendrick and Tom Papademetriou, the Coupon may not be altered or truncated. SUBWAY® is REG those of you who, like me, didn't know play is set in Turkey and examines tensions where that is, the Experimental Theatre is in the area between different ethnic groups. Trademark of DAI. located downstairs by the PAC. The show is coming up this April. The Stockton theatre program is ready Designated Driver Awareness Week Is/Iarcli 8^ 12, 2010 10:00 am 2:00 jprti CJ-Wtng Gc^lleryJ
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Find out when to begin researching graduate schools, what you can do with a graduate degree and financial options available to students. f- J, Is- I" ^^cKToirn, SCHOOL OF GRADUATE AND CONTINUING STUDIES THE RICHARD STOCKTON COLLEGE OF NEW JERSEY Tlie Degree You Need To Achieve www.stockton.edu/grad March 8^ 2010 Page 9 A Greener Garden State in Our Future Nick Hertzberg parents have voiced their opin Only a select six locations in Argo Staff Writer ions and are worried, as if they the state will be the distributaries never'are, that their children will for the marijuana, and qualified This past January, as the be able to access and experiment medical professionals will be changing of the guard between with this "drug," as they never assessing patients with specific Jon Corzine and Chris Christie in did, more easily than ever before. conditions to determine if it is the Governor seat began, a mon School drug enforcement officers needed or necessary. As plaimed umental bill was passed in the also have shown much concern, right now, things- seem to be state of New Jersey. The state especially after, according to under a much stricter set of became the fourteenth in the ABC news, a recent nation wide guidelines than say, California, nation to legalize medical mari high school poll has shown stu where you can get a prescription juana for those stricken by severe dents admitting to a four percent for "chronic back pain" or a and chronic illness. increased use of recreational mar "migraine problem," most of the Following years and y^ars of ijuana from 2008 until 2009. time. protests and lobbying for this bill, The part the objectors and This loose set of rules on the Corzine promised to deliver nay-sayers do not see is that those west coast was the utmost con before he left office- and he did in who will be treated are going to cern of Govemor Christie with a major way. Doctors now will be be helped in such a major way the passing of the bill. Christie able to write scripts for govern that opiate based drugs usually made sure before Corzine left Image oj former Governor Jon Corzine provided by www.nytimes.com ment grown marijuana to give to prescribed for these conditions office that certain boundaries patients with some certain ail could never help. People who had were set in stone about the act. step towards overall legalization dles this will be under the magni ments. Folks tragically stricken trouble walking from sclerosis or Only those with the specific med of marijuana. As state by state fying lens of the nation. with diseases such as cancer, dystrophy have been able to walk ical problems listed previously, slowly looks at this, cost and Hopefully, to not bum up like AIDS, multiple sclerosis, Lou pets and stroll around homes. overall, will be able to get mari rewards must be considered with ants in the sun, every person Gehrig's and muscular dystrophy Those sick with absolutely no juana prescribed as medication. and by rational minds. The reefer involved in this process needs to will now be able to have some appetite from Cancer or AIDS Doctors, patients, legislators and monster could "reek havoc" on be responsible. It can sometimes relief with the aid of Cheech and treatment gain some appetite every one involved in this will New Jersey, as some are paranoid be very hard to conceive "weed" Chong's favorite herb and pas again with the use of marijuana. have not only a keen eye set on of (though notably- Democrats or "grass" and "responsible" in time. The benefits definitely seem to themselves by the nation, but on and Republicans both agreed on the same sentence, but.it is very The passing of this bill, of outweigh the possible risks, as each other to make sure all goes this bill almost evenly), or those possible...as long as junk food course, has caused quite, the proven by a national stunning smoothly. who truly are in pain can receive prices don't go through the roof ruckus amongst people of all eighty-one percent approval for Many see this medical legal some simple relief in their day- in months to come, of course. social, economic, political and the plant to be legalized in med ization, which will be in full to-day struggle. Every step of the religious demographics. Some ical use. affect come fall, as a nationwide way that the Garden State han Just When You Thought it was Safe to go Back into the Water Brittany Tenpenny rough waves, nothing major of Argo Staff Writer life threatening struck American soil. Mere hours later, the wam They say everything comes in ings were rescinded for all coun threes, deaths, births and disas tries except Japan and Russia. ters. Though 2010 is only two The following day, the order months old, it has caused more was lifted with for all countries, devastation than five worlds but the Pacific Tsunami "Waming combined. Just when Haiti began Center stressed that although the recovering from their tragic wamings have been lifted it does earthquake disaster and the East n't mean that it's safe to "resume Coast saw the disappearance of normal activities or re-enter evac snow, Mother Nature got up to uated shoreline areas." the plate once again, hitting a Reportedly, Australians ignored double towards Chile. The island this statement and went about nation was a victim of 8.8 magni their normal, beach going rou tude earthquake that not only tine. On the other hand, Japan altered the Earth's axis, but also continued to practice caution in released a barrage of Tsunami the wake of the cancellation. A wamings all across the world. few people were injured after a 4 It was a terrifying sight on inch wave slapped the^ shore, but February 27th as nations across no deaths were reported. the world were flooded with The same cannot be said for news of impending tsunami. Chile. Three more aftershocks, Japan, an island nation with the with magnitudes of 5.9, 6.0 and highest risk, immediately began 6.1 were detected Thursday evacuating its people. Several March 4th. The ongoing destmc- news outlets, including CNN, tion has only caused the South have reported that Japan could American nation to transition get hit with a tsunami with waves from panic to full-fledge chaos. reaching 9 or more feet. This is Though the tsunami waming has not the first time a Chilean earth been lifted, residents were quake has caused problems for advised to evacuate their homes Japan. Back in 1960, 140 and head for high ground, a geo Japanese citizens were killed in graphical wonder that is becom the quake's aftermath. ing nearly extinct in the wake of Japan wasn't the only coastal the earthquakes. country facing the tsunami threat. Just as the world seemed to Nearly the entire Pacific Area, settle, Taiwan became the third including Hawaii and Califomia country within three months to be magnitude earthquake, a phe- been no reports of tsunami wam- provided from . J ..1. • • • www.nydailynews.com and were listed as potential tsunami hit by an earthquake. Early nomenon that caused several mgs, deaths or mjunes. . , , , , , , www.cnn.com victims and urged to immediately Thursday, the southern part of the aftershocks triroughout the day. evacuate citizens. Though nation was rocked with a 6.4 As of this publication, there have C Pag* 10 March 8,2010 Olympic Hoci^ey Roundup Intramural Kyle Henahan draw new Sports Argo Sports Writer fans to the News game. On February 28th, 2010 the The Here's what's United States Men's ice hockey Olympics team lost the Olympic gold- were a per Intramural happening this medal game to Team Canada. fect way for The game was full of eventful the NHL to Softball Interest week: goals, and if NHL conmiissioner showcase- Meeting Gary Bettman could have script their players, ed the game, this is probably how and the gold- Tuesday, Sunday. he would have done it. With the medal game Canadians winning 2-1 with just between the 3/9 3/14 24 seconds left in the game, Zach U.S.A. and Lower I-Wing Parise of the United States was Canada drew able to put a rebound past the largest Baseball Canadian goaltender Roberto television Luongo to tie the game and put audience for Intramural ys. Nichols some doubt in the head of the any hockey SoftbaU Canadians (who had been beaten game since 9am by U.S.A. 5-3 just days before the 1980 Captain's the game). "Miracle on Following the goal, an ecstatic Ice". Meeting Monday. Zach Parise leaped into the glass The NHL Wednesday, 3/15 to celebrate, along with his team is definitely were all college-aged players, mates and seemingly the rest of gaining fans through these and almost no player had any 3/10 the United States. The United games. In fact, fans have grown professional experience. Almost States took the game into over so fond over the players, that the all of the Soviet players were pro Lower I-Wing Baseball time, where the end-to-end action gloves and stick in which Sidney fessionals, and were heavily finally concluded. With seven Crosby threw in the air after his favored against the United States ys. Norwich minutes and 40 seconds left in game-winning goal have gone team. 9am overtime, Jarome Iginla sent a missing, most likely due to an You simply cannot compare quick pass to Sidney Crosby. obsessive fan working within the these teams. If the United States Crosby didn't even pick his head stadium. This was discovered beat Canada in the gold-medal up to look at the net; rather he when the Hockey Hall of Fame, game this year, it wouldn't have Softball quickly fired a shot at Ryan located in Toronto, Canada asked measured up to the victory in ys. Wisconsin- Miller, which found its way the Canadian team for his glove 1980. This is because every play through the pads of the United and stick to put on display. er now on the U.S.A. team is a Superior States goaltender and eventual One thing that has been dis player in the NHL. I think this Olympic MVP. Crosby threw his cussed in the Olympics is upset some people in that they 3pm gloves and stick in the air in cel whether or not professional ath were unable to have that connec ebration, and with the goal, solid letes should be able to compete tion between the two games. ified himself as a Canadian icon for their countries. There is Now, to increase the chances of Softball and legend. At only 22 years of already a debate ongoing regard having that fairy-tale upset, we age, Crosby has already won the ing whether or not NHL players are starting a debate on whether ys. Fitchburg NHL MVP award, a Stanley Cup will be able to compete in the NHL players should be allowed and now, the Olympic gold 2014 Olympic Games in Russia. to partake in the Olympics. State medal. Do not believe the hype. I think To quickly put an end to this By the 5pm Its players like Crosby, Parise, the media has come to this debate debate; The United States' most Miller, and especially Russian as a result of comparing this dominated sport in the Olympics Olympian and NHL player year's U.S.A. Olympic hockey is basketball. Numbers Alexander Ovechkin that have team to that of the 1980 "Miracle continued on next page Tuesday. been used to market the NHL and on Ice" team. The 1980 players 3/16 ©f Hill© Softball ys. Platteyille 9am Softball The amount of ys. Steyens lead changes 11am in the Miami Heat vs. Los Lacrosse Angeles ys. Plattsburgh Lakers game State 7pm last week. The Lakers went on to win the game 114-111 in overtime. Northern Iowa's Lucas O'Rear, top, blocks a shot by Illinois State's Jackie Carmichael during the sec ond half of a college basketball game on Saturday in Cedar Falls, Iowa. O'Rear was called for an inten tional foul on the play, but Northern Iowa won 61-55. ' nbc.com March 8, 2010 Stockton Sports Page 11 Olympic Hockey Cont. Same Faces, New Place Chris Donkin and more tested Argo Sports Writer with a quartet of deals that import A flurry of trades were com ed Scott Walker pleted by the conclusion of the and Joe Corvo in day on March 3rd, as the National separate deals Hockey League had reached an with Carolina, exciting time in its schedule - while also adding trade deadline day! However, a center in Eric many of these trades shocked the Belanger from hockey world, as none of them Minnesota and seemed to be the moves that were big defenseman expected by analysts keeping a Milan Jurcina close eye on the late-breaking from Columbus. developments. In what could Notably, three teams were prove to be the anticipated to make a splash in biggest move of the goalie market - Chicago, the day. Phoenix Washington and Philadelphia. Of rolled the dice by the three, Philadelphia seemed to trading Peter There has been no debate on the rich history of the Olympics. be the most desperate, with Ray Mueller and not letting the NBA players par Also, how can you dictate being Emery's season ending hip injury, Kevin Porter ~ ticipate. The biggest reason here the best in the world if you and backup Michael Leighton young players is the income. People from all haven't beaten the best possible never having skated in an NHL with huge offen the Leafs from Pittsburgh. over the world will pay to see the players and teams in the world? playoff game before. Leighton sive upsides ~ in exchange for Another veteran defensman world's best players no matter Unfortunately, money is what had a rough start stepping in Colorado's Wojtek Wolski, who is Aaron Ward was traded from the how they got there or where they drives people in this world. The between the pipes, giving up four a proven 20-goal scorer. Carolina Hurricanes to the came from. The NBA knows that fact of the matter is, showcasing goals on 26 shots in a 7 - 4 loss to The Coyotes also added Anaheim Ducks, after his second and the NHL knows that. Do you professional players brings addi the Florida Panthers on Mathieu Schneider from stint with the 'Canes. think if the United States wasn't tional income to the Olympic Wednesday. Vancouver to help quarterback As the hockey experts are left allowed to play their NBA play events, and to the professional One team in the Eastern con the power play, as well as to wonder what caused teams to ers in the Olympics that our leagues in which the players par ference that made some key defenseman Derek Morris from back out of their trade plans, it country still wouldn't dominate take. I'll make sure I am ready to moves was Washington - with Boston, another offensive player will be interesting to see if any of in basketball? If NHL players route on Zach Parise and Ryan general manager George McPhee on the blue line. the abundance of trades that did weren't allowed to participate in Miller of the U.S.A. in the next making a series of moves to fijr- Several veteran players across go down will have an impact. the Olympics, do you think Olympic Games in 2014. All that ther position his team for a run the league saw their destinations Who knows, maybe one of the Canada wouldn't still be favored is gold does not glitter, and a sil deep in the playoffs. In the West, change as well. Martin Skoula of players just needs a new sheet of every year to win the gold ver-medal is an excellent way to it was Phoenix that surprisingly the Maple Leafs, an experienced, ice in a different city to have a medal? Of course they would be. start a fradition of competing dominated the headlines. versatile defenseman, was sent to breakout season. Not letting the best players in the with the Canadians for hockey's Washington, which has an 11- the New Jersey Devils, only 12 world compete in the best tourna bragging rights. point lead in the east, got tougher hours after he had been traded to ment in the world is a mockery to Canada Sweeps Women's and Men's Hockey 'Sleven McPartlin shined all throughout and even in gold, silver, and bronze medal Argo Sports Writer defeat, was the MVP of the presentation in head-to-head Olympics. But they couldn't take competitive play, the silver Who would've thought we the consolation in the silver medalists are the only ones that would see identical representa medal. lost to earn that medal. At least tion in the medal presentations in They did not look happy upon bronze medalists can bow out of both genders of hockey? Sure, all receiving their silver medals. In a the Olympics knowing they won three have good reputations for way it's a disadvantage when a to earn the medal. hockey, but what were the odds? team wins the silver medal. They Besides the NHL players, For the women, two of those get the silver by losing in a con which Teams USA and Canada three were a given. test where the gold medal is at had most of, still have the Stanley For the men, at least one was stake. Plus, when it comes to a Cup to claim. expected to get a medal; you couldn't really predict the other two like this, especially when the team that cruised to the gold medal game only to lose in an overtime heartbreaker to their rivals from the north. That team was predicted to be fifth or something along the line. On the home front. Team USA came on the short end of the stick to Canada, not once, but twice! The women gave their all in what was the obvious match up for the gold. Unfortunately, Canada's trailed in the tournament, and US platter tried to clear the puck defense and most especially goal- they were put in a 2-0 hole. And out of the zone, Jarome Iginla of tending was the key to their 2-0 still they fought. the Calgary Flames quickly victory over the red, white and With six attackers on the ice passed to Sidney Crosby of the blue. 18-year-old Marie-Philip and little hope left trailing 2-1, Pittsburgh Penguins who scored. Poulin provided all the offense they crashed at goalie Roberto In the words of Devils play- needed and Shannon Szabados Luongo, who seasonally plays for by-play man Mike "Doc" stopped 28 shots to seal the gold the Vancouver Canucks, and an Emrick, "Crosby SCORES!". medal. open puck bounced to Zach U.S. viewers could only watch As for the men, could the final Parise of New Jersey Devils, who in shock as Team USA took their game of the tournament have wristed it between his legs to tie only defeat of the tournament. been any more fitting? Everyone the game with 24 seconds left. Yes, Team USA never lost in reg braced for the rematch as if the In the overtime, just like most ulation as they cruised past games leading into it didn't even of the game, it was a hold onto everyone. Their goaltender Ryan matter. Team USA had never your seatbelts affair. 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Whether it be mentioned in a television show, or the topic of conversation at In the Spring of 2006 my brother was dying fi-om heart failure. He lunch, sexting is getting more and more attention. had been on the Transplant List for over a year and died before he was The intemet is swarming with stories of teenagers able to receive a new heart. He was a 23-year-old newlywed, with a 6- who have been put on trial for child pomography month-old baby. Although devastated by the tum of events, his wife due to their sexting. If their sexting does not bring decided to donate his organs to those who were in need. legal trouble, it can still min a teenager's reputation with one click of the send button. I am glad to see that with the enactment of the "New Jersey Hero Teens think that this message or picture will just Act", progressive steps are being taken to help people decide what be seen by who they are sending it to, but a lot of th they should choose to do with their organs after they are gone. e time that is not the case. These text messages can Unfortunately, donors are not the only decision makers. be forwarded to others or even uploaded onto the Often, even in states that have "first person consent" laws, the fam intemet. ily is allowed to override the individual's wishes. This throws a screw Tara Dalgleish, a literature major at Stockton, ball into the equation. Just because an individual is willing to donate wonders how bad things will get by the time her organs, it does not mean their family is willing to do the same. eight year old brother hits highschool. This is an oversight of the "New Jersey Hero Act". It makes teach "My brother's not even ten years old and he can't ing young adults about organ donation less fhiitftil than it should. wait to get a cell phone. At the rate young kids are Therefore, a revision of the "New Jersey Hero Act" seems imperative. gtting cell phones today I think it's going to start to It would be nice get bad in middle school," Dalgleish said. The punishment for sexting seems to be getting if the wishes of more harsh. CBS News reported on an eighteen the organ donor Image provided by www.textually.org year old in Florida who has been put on a sex could be carried offenders list after forwarding a nude picture of his through without then sixteen year old girlfriend to other people. any potential Dalgleish responds to this story by saying, "With kids now a days, unless you give them a punishment, interference. they'll just laugh it off and do it again a week later." Erin Quinn, a Stockton student, was contemplating whether or not teenagers are worse today than when -Kathleen she was in higschool. "I think it's worse today because more younger kids are out of control," Quiim said. Skerritt For teens, sexting may seem ideal because it is quiet and discreet. Perhaps after more negative sexting stories surface, they will see things differently. Once that message is sent, they will have no control over where it goes next. "It scares me and disgusts me," Dalgleish put simply. -Jess Manashil New Jersey is Galloway Urgent Care is now IXirning Green? AtlantiCare Urgent Care Center - Galloway It would greatly benefit our com Same location. 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You are very much in a circuitous route — adventure is in the air!Tuesday Scola Lee your head, but your thoughts tend in a looking- and Wednesday, the detours pay off: Everything the Argo Staff Writer Into-your-past direction - in particular, parts of world puts in your path is useful to you in some your past that you feel weird about. Thursday and way. Your reputation at work is top-of-mind, and It's almost time to break out those tank tops, canvas shorts and dress Friday lack weirdness altogether - except the nothing satisfies you more than coming into a es because spring fashion has exposed itself and it's about time! I, for jumpy, jittery weirdness of romance (a happy whole bunch of sudden success on Thursday and one, am so over the cold and the overabundant amount of snow we've ! weirdness) -- and Saturday and Sunday are so busy Friday. 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Tuesday and Wednesday, short hems, eye typewriter, maybe on Post-its ~ just little letters of control of your destiny seems a bit more elusive, catching bedaz- admiration. Thursday and Friday, your attention to but an anecdote on Thursday makes you realize zlement and edge others extends to the world of strangers. You love you don't even know what you want. (So it's a good that gave me knowing what music other people like and what they thing you're not in charge of the future.) Your opin^ paper cuts while think about at night as they're falling asleep. Your ions have never been as up in the air as they are on merely watching curiosity is endless.The weekend is mind-expanding. Friday. Saturday and Sunday are deep, dreamy days. their runway show online Capricorn (12/22-1/19) JdlM Cancer (6/22-7/22) (obviously, I'm Sometimes inventing a structure ~ Energy sources are hard to come by on kidding.) 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It's a beautiful take on IFriday, the future remains your primary interest. you're in conversation with someone else, go for an modem and a salute to ancient warriors without looking like a costume. |You may even babble on about it to people you intellectual connection over an emotional connec Tribal can be seen in two ways; light and dark. One aspect is bright, ibarely know.You'd be wise to get out of the house tion. And on Saturday and Sunday, give yourself full vivid colors along with 15-- and out of your head ~ on Saturday with a con license to stare out the window, go butterfly hunt; unstmctured kaftans. cert or a movie, but Sunday finds you being, yet ing, read — really, whatever strikes you. Bright tribal pieces are iagain, extremely productive. complimented greatly Leo (7/23-8/22) with wooden and over I X Aquarius (1/20-2/18) You're getting ahead of yourself oh sized, colorful acces You are not alone on Monday. You have Monday. If you're single, you'll imagine sories. 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Friday your friends in the same situation you were in on and light be frustrating because you won't be able to Monday. j images,nymag. com #5^ 1 f Page 16 March 8, 2010 1 £ast Weed's I 8 4 2 9 4 1 7 3; Sofution: u 2 8 3 41 : 4| 2 j 6 6 4 8 5 7 D 9 6 1 21 6 8 9 3 4 3 14 1 7 8 Sir 1 O j2 61 5 1 1 l4 71 ¥[5 21511 9 8 3 4 0+5 1 7 8 ?|^3' K 8 1 11 6 511 qTbII O UIEEKIY UIEIRD n.l. A/h' \H4l^cd4 As we wound our way through the forests and farmlands of the Sussex County countryside, Mark and I wondered why Ricky Boscarino, owner of "Luna Pare," decided that this remote locale would be the perfect place to create his own unique environment. We had known about Luna Pare for some time, and were really looking forward to finally seeing it for ourselves and meeting the mastermind behind this environmental madness. Upon entering the gates to Luna Pare, we were awestruck at the immensity of the project Boscarino had been building in the woods for the past dozen or so years. The front yard was awash in brilliantly colored sculptures, walls and spires. Everything was encrusted with swirling mosaics of tile, glass, concrete and painted metal. The house itself sat above the terraced yard looking like a technicolor gingerbread chalet in a psychedelic fantasy land. Ricky, the proud owner and creator of this unique home, greeted us in his front yard garden. Despite the 95-degree heat, Boscarino was quite friendly and easy-going and cordially gave us a tour of his one-of-a-kind-estate. The house is surrounded by projects of art, inside and out, some completed, some in the midst of construction. On the corner of the property is a foundation made entirely of blue glass bottles and concrete. "Some are the Sky Vodka bottles and others are Arizona iced tea," said Ricky, scrounging through the pile. "Whenever I have an event here, I always get donations of various stuff I ask for. This project will be made entirely of blue glass bottles, which are the hardest to come by. I originally esti mated I'd need 1,500 bottles to complete it, but now it looks like I'll need about 3,000. And I didn't drink even one of them!" The 5-acre property is covered with an array of eclectic art: a chicken coop with fake chickens, a mosaic tiled wall of varying shapes and curls, and things hanging from trees. Inside the house, the art gets a little more intricate. Some rooms resemble a thrift store or museum, including collections of antique stringed instruments, taxider- mied animals and strange religious artifacts. Ricky's artwork is omnipresent, giving the place a feeling of controlled chaos. The back wall to the stove is comprised of hundreds of cork tops. The doors are covered with bottle caps. The bathroom, complete with a toilet, bode, urinal and oversized tub, is tiled from floor to ceiling in a swirl or patterns and textures, with a stream of running water trickling down through pastel colored gravy boats. A walk through the back property reveals more work-in-progress spread out amongst the trees and shrubbery. Walking amidst the trees and scattered sculptures, old movie set props and odd junk yard finds, we come to a chapel that Ricky has built as an homage to his grandfa ther, who, Ricky told us, once witnessed a miracle in Sicily. In the middle of all of this material madness is Ricky's studio, where he creates his finer pieces of jewelry and pottery, which he sells at art shows throughout the year. Luna Pare is a private home not open to the public other than by invitation. If you'd like to take the cyber tour of the property, you can visit www.lunaparc.com. Taken from www.weirdnj.com. 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For more information raunts, hotel tours, network please contact the advisor at STAND - A Student Anti-Genocide ing oppurtunities, and much [email protected]. Coalition - For more info, contact more. For more information STAND at come to our meetings and find OGRE: Order of Greco-Roman [email protected] or on out what you're missing out Enthusiasts. If you are interested in Facebook! Meetings will be Tuesdays on. Ancient Greek or Roman history and at 4:30 in G 206. culture, this club is for you! We meet Idols of the Tribe Literary every other thursday at 4:30pm in F121 Stockton Christian Fellowship- meets Club - Contact Zaneb Ghaneb to discuss upcoming events. Our next Tues 8pm TRLC. 268 Worship- at stk34704. Idols is open to meeting is Febmary 18th. If you have Sundays at 5pm Lakeside Center. all Stockton students who any questions, email our Secretary, Tori Contact Pastor Ray Laird 609.425.5397 have a love (or just a like) for ([email protected]). or [email protected] SCF was estab all things literary. Find us on lished to share God's message of love Facebook! (LIT majors, also Philosophy Society - The philosophy and forgiveness with the Stockton stu see Sigma Tau Delta.) society holds meetings and discussions dent body and faculty to strengthen the every other Wednesday in BO15 at spiritual life of the Christian students International Business 8pm. If you are interested and want to on campus. Society meets every Thursday be in the club, email Jesse at stk26622 in room G-206. Contact for more info. The Philosophy Society The Stockton Entertainment Team Ngozi Areh at is open to people of all majors and meets Thurs at 5 pm in F207. An [email protected]. minors, http://loki.stockton.edu/~sps organization created to provide various IBS promotes awareness social and entertainment programs to among the Student in the Phi Sigma Tau - The Stockton the entire student community. Open to 2011 Junior Class Council- meets off campus. We volunteer at the Richard Stockton Commimity College "Zeta" Chapter of Phi Sigma all students. Contact SET at x4926 or every Tuesday at 8pm in G208. We are ACRM, animal shelter, sunrise assisted on the Global Economy, as well as the Tau, The Intemational Honor Society [email protected]. www.stock- the leading leaders oif our 2011 Junior living, salvation army and many more! Career Opportunities in the for Philosophy meets three times per ton.edu/set. class. Any further questions, email There are many opportunites for leader Intemational Business Arena. semester to discuss issues of philosoph Conor Sullivan at [email protected] ship positions and scholarships are ical import. For more information, The Stockton Fencing Club meets ton.edu available. Looks great on a resume! Lambda Gamma Honor Society- please contact Professor Lucio Monday's and Thursday's 8 PM to 10 "Live to serve, Love to serve." meets in conjunction with GEROS on Privitello: [email protected] or PM in the Big Blue Sports Center, Active Minds is a nation wide mental the 3rd Thursday of the month at 4:30 StopbyK-161. Court# 3, behind the far side bleachers. health awareness, education, and advo The Economics Society- meets p.m. in Room F-224. Lambda Gamma Everyone is welcome and no prior cacy group. Great for psychology Thursday at 4:30pm at J103. Contact is Stockton's chapter of Sigma Phi Psychology Club promotes the expo experience is need. Come dressed with majors, but all are welcome! We meet Kate [email protected] or Omega (SPO), the national academic sure of professional vies of psychology sneakers and long sweat paints. Please Tuesdays 6pm in room HI 15. Find us find out more about the club at face- honor and professional society in and enhancing the learning experience check the club's web page for more on Facebook(Active Minds; Stockton book. The society seeks to provide stu gerontology. SPO was established in of students in psychology. Open to all info and last minute updates. Chapter)! dents with an appreciation for econom 1980 to recognize the excellence of students. Contact Kristen at http://loki.stockton.edu/~fencing/ ics by offering different activities both those who study gerontology/aging, as [email protected]. Alpha Sigma Lambda is the National at school as well as outside school. The well as to serve as a link between The Stockton Irish Dance Club meets Honor Society for non-traditional stu society offers trips, movies, discussions gerontology educators, alumni, and Pride Alliance Every Thursday at 4:30 every Monday from 8-9:30pm, dents. To join Stockton's chapter, and much more. Students from every local professionals and the outstanding in F 209. Contact Mico at Tuesdays from 9-10:30 pm, and Epsilon Eta Nu, contact major and minor are welcome. Come, service of professionals who work with [email protected], or visit us Thursdays from 9-10:30 pm in N115. [email protected] for an have a good time and be ready to expe or on behalf of older persons. on our Facebook group. Pride Alliance Our purpose is to expose the Stockton application, or pick one up in Alpha rience economics in a whole new way. is a social/activist group working to community to Irish culture through tra Sigma Lambda's G-wing mailbox. Los Latinos Unidos- meets Thurs from bring awareness and educate others ditional Irish Dancing. Contact Retum applications to our advisor. The EOF Leadership 5-6 in HI 16. Contact James about GLBT issues, speaking out Cathleen Dower at stk38364 for more Asst. Dean of Students Tom O'Donnell Alliance/A.E.S.N.J. will have meet [email protected]. Find us against discrimination, and forming a info. Find us on Facebook! in J-wing. ings on October 18th and Nov. 1st and on Facebook. LLU acts as a function widely diverse community, and bring 15th, 2009 in room N115 from 6:00 pm ing vehicle on campus for the promo ing equality to all here at Stockton. All Stockton Speech and Hearing Club - The Argo meets Mondays at 2:30 in G- - 8:00 pm. tion of meaningful dialogue between are welcome to Our Safe Zone! meetings are Wednesdays on 10/21, 202. For any questions, call 4560 or different cultural entities. Contact Jen 11/4, 11/18, 12/2. For more informa stop by our office to meet our charming Equestrian Club- meets at 8pm in Perez at [email protected] Public Health Society meets every tion contact Lindsey Sickler at editors. Find us on Facebook. TRLC Meeting Room 1 every other for more information. Tuesday from 4:30 to 5:30 in B105. stk38361 @loki.stockton.edu. Tuesday. Contact Jessica Fisch at 609- To provide guidance to all students in The Speech and Hearing Club is open The Art Club meets every Thursday at 805-0938 or M.A.L.E.S. seeks and aims to develop health related program to promote to people with all majors and minors. If 4:30 at the Lakeside Lounge. Invite [email protected] or saddle- yoimg men to become positive contrib social and educational programs. you are interested in normal or disor your friends, all are welcome! Add the upstockton.tripod.com. Equestrian club utors in their community, personal, and Contact Dan Hickson at dered communication and want to help Facebook for up to date information of participates in activities such as lessons professional lives, as well as the lives [email protected]. promote awareness about health issues events! and shows. Come see what we are all of others. Contact Jose Zabaleta at involving communication come and about! [email protected] for more S.A.V.E. (Stockton Action Volunteers check us out! We are also available on The Asian Student Alliance meets information. for the Environment) now meets on Facebook under 2009 Stockton Speech Thursdays at 4:30pm in C-134. ASA F.E.M.A.L.E.S- meets Mon at 5:30 in Thursdays at 5pm in F-223. We are and Hearing Club. welcomes all Asians and non-Asians to TRLC meeting room 1. Contact Multicultural Connection - meets New Jersey's oldest environmental stu- promote the Asian culture and the Latrenda Thomas x. 1825 or find us on every Tueday at 4:30pm in Upper G- dent-run organization: working for Stockton Surf Club- meets ever Thurs. imique Asian American society. For Facebook! Wing Lounge. For more information, social and environmental change. For @ 4:30 in F119. Contact Mike Cliver more information contact Jason Kong contact Matthew Romen more information, contact Mike, Kyle, @ 609-442-9316. Surf Club's mission at [email protected]. GEROS Club- meets the 3rd Thursday [email protected], or cell: or Cori at X4728, email us at is to bring together the Stockton com of the month at 4:30 p.m. in Room F- 609-923-241 [email protected], or stop by munity of waveriders to promote the Catholic Campus Ministry/Newman 224. GEROS or Gerontology our office in G209 positive aspects of the sport of kings! Club -offers Sunday Mass at 7pm Educational & Experience Related Muslim Students Association meets Find us on Facebook! every weekfor all students at The Opportunities for Students was created Tuesdays at 5:00 in F-122. We wel Sigma Sigma Sigma- meets Sundays Catholic Campus Ministry Center, 235 to help gerontology students enhance come all Muslims and non-Muslims to at 8pm in CI35. Provides a life long Unified Black Student- meets Thurs at Pomona Road(across from the athletic their skills as future leaders in the make a representation and spread sorority experience for women by pro 4:30 in F-212. Abrother and sisterhood fields and observatory). The Newman gerontology field. GEROS offers its knowledge about the religion. moting a perpetual bond of friendship, society that focuses on imity, dignity, Club meets Wednesdsay nights at 7pm members educational and networking develops strong womanly character and and pride within one's self, race, and in Upper G-Wing 208. All are wel opportunities and also the chance to N.A.A.C.P - The Richard Stockton inspires high standards of ethical con culture. Contact Tracey Smith at come! For more information call: 609- socialize with other students who share College Chapter of the N.A.A.C.P's duct. Contact Maura Mazza at [email protected]. for more 804-0200 or email: similar career interests. For more mission is to improve educational, [email protected]. Or visit information. [email protected]. information please contact Kimberly social and economic status across all www.sigmatriee.tripod.com http://loki.stockton.edu/~ubss, or on Spangler at [email protected] color lines; to keep the public aware of Facebook. Campus Crusade for Christ - Meets or Bonnie Camp at the adverse effects of racial discrimina Social Work Club- meets the last Thursday evenings at 4:30 pm in room [email protected]. tion; equality of rights of all persons; Tuesday of the month at 4:30 in C-135. Water Watch- meets Tuesdays at 5:00 F245. Email or Facebook William and to encourage political action Contactin G208. Water Watch is dedicated to Betts, [email protected] Gilda's Club -forming at Stockton. through voter empowerment. It meets [email protected]. A vol the improvement of NJ's water quality. Living with Cancer? Come join us to every other Wednesdays at 8:30 p.m in unteer organization for students major Find us on Facebook! Campus Marketing Association leam what support services are avail the TRLC meeting room. Contact ing in Social Work. hopes to help marketing/management able to you through Gilda's Club South Derek Simmons at (551) 998-1216 or students gain awareness of potential Jersey. Interest Meeting Thursday, room ext. 2768, or email dereksim- Sophomore Class Council- meets on opportunities in the business world. October 29, 2009 4:30 p.m. - Upper N- [email protected] for more informa Thurdays at 8:30pm in the Lakeside The next meetings are TBA. For more Wing. For more information contact us tion, or Sammy Sanchez at x2263. Visit Lounge. Want to help promote school info, contact Brittany Pellak at pel- at: 609-926-2699, 609-926-2688 (fax), N.A.A.C.P's website at spirit, mn events, and raise money to [email protected] Also, visit us on www.gildasclubsouthjersey.org www.naacp.org/home/index.htm buy a gift for the school from the Class facebook "Stockton's campus market ing association."Next meeting TBA! Hillel/JSU meets every Wednesday at The Occupational Therapy Club 7:30pm in upper G wing lounge start meets on the first Tuesday of the month Wondering where your club information went? The Certified Peer Educator Club ing October 29th. We sponsor many at 5:00pm in WQ203. The purpose of meets on Tuesdays from 4:30 to 5:30 in trips and events where you can meet the Club is to promote knowledge Well, the Argo has decided to not print club information unless it about the profession of occupational F-212. Contact President Kara Lynch at other Jewish students. Non-Jewish stu is updated to represent accurate meeting times and officials. [email protected]! dents are always welcome to leam therapy as well as the MSOT program more about Jewish Culture. Free Food of study offered at the College. The Circle K International - meets every always provided! Club engages in service and social Send all updated club information to; Wednesday at 8pm in room G208 activities geared toward an understand CKI is a student mn organization on the Hospitality & Tourism Management ing of disability and the promotion of arqostkgvahoo.com college, district and intemational level. Society - Be part of all the fun and human occupation across the lifespan. We are a community service oriented excitement. Our meeting days are (ten At the next meeting on 12-1-09 a recent club and also host many events on and tatively) every other Tuesday at 4:30 in graduate of the program will speak to have your club publicized again! March 8, 2010 Page 19 GETI^IVOiVEO SERVlCE.LIADiRSHIP,CLUBSmmmmmi EVENTSCAL OFFICE OF STWENT DEVEIOPMFKT 22010 SPRING OF EVENTS •MALES Valentine Dance February 12th N Wing •Class Council Reception February 13th 12:30 pm Sports Center 205 •Junior Class Half Time Relay Contest February 13th Sports Center 205 •ASA Monkey See, Monkey Do February 16th 8:00 pm Upper G •UBSS African American Jeopardy February 16th 9:00pm F225 •Selling Yourself as a Leader Part II February 17th 4:00 pm Lower F Wing Gallery Social Work •SET Sponsored Basketball Game February 17th Sports Center •LLU Cafe Latino February 17th 8:30pm Lodge @ Lakeside . Master Social Wtwie (60 crecfiis) Graduate Programs •In Our Own Voices: Psychology Club Panel February 18th 4:30 pm • Concentrations The Moslw rf Social \Aferk progtem Alton - Clinical Pfoctice wilh families ond Children for a career to is •SET Medieval Times Trip February 20th - Tickets on sale in Student dedtcoled to impfwing me qtrality c» • Internationat ard Cranmunity DevdopmenS life for vuinerable individijais, bmlss, Development and ccHismsjnities worldwide. Monmouth •Social Work Club - "Ghetto Life 101" February 23rd 4:30 pm Alton • f*OShMaster's Cwlitkuie offers »he only Masiw of Socid Wbric •SET Name That Tune February 24th 11 am Gallery in Ploy TtlCfOpy program in rtie notion wifh a specific •SET Murder Mystery February 24th 10 pm Upper G concenlfoiion in internotioms! ond •Collaboration and Teamwork February 25th 12:35 pm F226 . 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