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Volume XXXIX, Number 6 Monday, September 18, 1995 __Founded 1L957 Low Student Turnout as Polity Officers Outline GoaLIs BYI LAURA Lo new, shared their goals for thePolity Vice-President Nicole A Senator from Whitman Special to The Statesman academic year. Rosner who chairs Polity College, sophomore Yvonne basically to raise awar.eness cal I for "I'm just looking to try to Senate meetings.Glanville said, "My main goal and is awake-up Although all students it we were encouraged to attend,-get as many people involved As President, Annette is to give people in my - students to realize thi to start getting I because there's a Hicks addressed the Senate, building information about need empty seats remained at as possible start lot out there that can be by saying that her goals what's going on on campus involved. We need to Polity's informal first Senate itives and there's a lot that included "introducing new because nobody seems to holding our representa meeting on Wednesday offered udget through people and new ideas into the know or care." On a more accountabletoalltheb evening asX the Executive can be achieved ntire Council and Senators, old andstudent government," said organization." universal -note, Hicks also cuts and their e - - - .. --- -.------7 ------stressed that she would like to education attituae.- educate students on the issues Zolotov is the Senator that occur on the state'and for her building, Gershwin national level that affect them, and also is a member of the keeping her focus on Board of Directors of affordable education. - S.A. S.U. (Student "Another goal that I have Association of State. is to make Student Polity as it University) and U.S.S.A. should be, a service (United States Student organization, service oriented, Association), which. are and to let people know what organizations that represent they get for that student the student voice in response activity fee and what things *to decisions that affect the are available," Hicks said. university. system. These In addition to the goals issues include tuition rates, for the Senate, the meeting's financial aid funding and agenda also updated members others; that cannot be on the Death of Education adequately addressed by rally from earlier in the day. individual campus student Keren Zolotov, who organized governments. the rally, told the 'Senate, The Death of Education "This year the biggest cuts to See POLITY, Page 6 : education were
proposed, the biggest Zi cuts in history were proposed to education and the Death of _ INDEX-- Education campaign is NEWS (pages 1-7) rivUIy vieV WnZiwuiii M|UU1 nIvOXil .
Campus Calendar India Studies Program Becomes A Reality I - - Page 2 On-Line Resumes Despite lack of funding, classes on Indian culture are now being offered -Page 3 Who Shot Mr. Burns BY SANDY SASLOVSKY teach.. - in October. -Page 3 Statesman Staff' - _ -Accordi-ng. to, Linguistics Sridhar said he got the idea from With the help-from the local -'Professor S. N. Sridhar who.currently students, who with the help of Club EDITORIAL (page 8-9) community, students are getting what he-ads the India Studies program said, India, -sent around a petition.'-''They IEDITORIAL: they- asked for; -classes on Indian "these classes are being taught not collected' more than 700 signatures Cartoons heritage. only for the Indian students who want and close to' $2000 in pledges. -Page 8 The India Society at Stony Brook to know more about themselves, but '"I started out with -only five also for the American students who Why College Grads Aren't Very is helping these students by offering. students in my class and by the end Marketable - three classes this semester in hopes want to know more about that area of of add-drop period, I-now have 73," -Page- 9 that they- will lead to a:-pos'sible minor the world." Sridhar said. "My wife, Kamal -has and eventually a major in India "These classes help make the 35-students in her Hindi class which FEATURES (pages 10-13)- I (pages 10-13)-- Studies.: University less ethnocentric. * . is big for a -language class. . . They SoundsFEATURES of Summer Two of the three classes being Previously, you- could .barely find mainly came by'-word of mouth and -Page 10 offered in the. India Studies program anything on this culture in any course closed out the class." ALBUM REVIEW. are new: SAS 240, Introduction to the offered here. We hope to change that." Sridhar said that right now the Circus, from Lenny Kravitz "India is currently'-growing as an -Page 10 Civilization of the I ndiann classes are made up mostly of Indian Classifieds Subcontinent' and' Lan' 111, economic center of the world. Many students but he hopes to see that -Page 13 Elementary Hindi I. These clas-ses- large companies have set up there to change in the future. -.were added just after preregistration sell and manufacture goods.... Not only do the courses teach you -period ended. The, third class, RLS Immigration-.has also grown. You about the Indian culture but they as SPORTS (pages 14-16) I 240', Hinduism that has been need to know about the world in order well satisfy academic requirements.' Football Loses sporadically offered in the past.' -to survive- in a global economy," Sridhar's class, SAS 240 satisfies .Back Cover These classes and the running of Sridhar said. DEC category J. the- new program on India Studies are Another thing -Sridhar said he Next semester, Sridhar said he SCARLET AND GRAY being done entirely without any would like to see come about is a hopes to offer five classes in the' India What's Happening to College- funding. Theprofessors are teaching reading room/cultural center to house Studies program. These classes will Football? these -classes on a voluntary basis in books-on the subject and hold monthly' -Back Cover addition. to the other classes they may seminars. These seminars will begin See INDIA, Page 6 ro I 2 Monday, September 18 Colloqui'um. Harriman Hall, are welcome. For .more Drawing 'Workshops" today. Bunch. -'-Jav'its Lecture' Center, Room P- 137, 4:15 p.m.. Call information call 632-6577. Student Union, lower level, 7:30 Room .100, 7:30 p~.ad 9:30 FSA Flea Market, Union Bi- 632-8 110 for more information.. p. m. -9:3 0 p. m. No p.m. $1 with student I.D., $2 all Level, 8:30 a.m. - 5:00 p~,Call- C.O.C.A. presents Johnny preregi stration required. Fee is others. Call 632-6472 for more 632-6517 for more information. "The Whiteness of Film AMnemonic. Student Union $5, payable at the door. 'Call 632- information. Noir," by Eric Lott, University of Auditorium, 7:30 p.m. and 9:30 6822 for more information. Italian Studies Film Bicycle Virginia. .Humanities Institute p.m' Free admission. Call 632- Monday, September 25 Thief by Vittorio De Sica, .1948., Lecture. Melville Library, Room 6472 for more information., C.O.C.A. presents Brady Javits Lecture CenterRoom 111', E-4340,4:30 p.m.. Call 632-7765 Bunc h. Javits Lecture, Center, No classes in -session. Rosh 11-:35 a.m. -- 2:10- pm.. Free for more information. Thursday, September 21 Room. 100, 9:30 p.m. and Hashanah Recess. admission. Call 632-7444. midnight. $1 -with I.D., $2 all FSA Flea Market, Union Bi- go ^ ^^ ^ student The-Greater Port Jefferson, ^1Y others., Call 632- Level, 8:30'a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Call 4I e Arts Council presents "Once Capu Cale " ~~6472 'for more 632-6517 for more information. Were Warriors," a portrayal of a information. dysfunctional family in New ,Tuesday, September 26. Zealand. $3.50 students, $4 .00 all What'~~c- s JLJL* Saturday, others. Thbeatre Three,:412 Main Sep tember -23 No classes in session. Rosh Street, Port Jefferson, 8:00 p.m. Hashanah Recess. Call 928-9100 -for' more Non-instructio'nal Life in'formation. Pottery Makin-g I1 will be FSA Flea Market,.Union Bi- Drawing. Short poses, 9:30 a.m. Wednesday, September 27' offered- by the 'Crafts -Center,-,-- 1Level, 8:30 a.m.. - 5:00 p.m." Call -12:30 p.m. No preregi striation T ai-Chi-Ch'uan for 'Student Union, for the next eight 63-57for more information.- required. Staller Center, Room Last day for graduate. Beginners -will be offered. for the Mondays, 7:.OQ( m -9:00 pm 4218.. $2 for 'students, -$6 all students') excluding' those -whoare next eig ht Mondays-'. $60: for $90 for students, $115 'for all The Blood Drive Committee others. Call 632-7270 or 474- CED/GSP, to add or drop a course students,, $70 for' all others, 7:00 others. Fee includes materials will hold a' general Iinterest 1887. p.m. - 8:30 p.m. Intermediate will and membership. Call 632-6822 meeting at 1:00 p.m., Student Floor Loo m Weavfig for be' offered.for the 'next 10 for more information.; Union, Room 231. All are "Artists Forum.". The beginners will begin tonight and Mondays, 8:30 p~m. - I10:00p.m., welcome. Smithtown, Arts Council- and the for the next eight Wednesdays. *$70for students, $85 all others. Wednesday, September 20 New York-Foundation for the Arts Fiber Studio, Student Union, 7 Student Union Ballroom. Call the "Staged Artist: Sally Matin's will have an informational p.m. -9:30 p.m., $85 for students, 'Crafts Center at 632-6828 for A:ustin Travel will hold a Immediate Family," by Jonathan meeting designed to--give a broad .$105 all others. Fee includes more information., Grand Opening celebration at the Weinberg, Yale University. overview of the funds available m embership. The materials fee ;Indoor Sports Complex from Presented by the Humanities for New York State artists and art is $25. Call 632,6822.' Pottery Making for beginners 11:00 a.m. - 3:00 p~m.. Register Institute Lecture Series. Melville organizations-from 1:00 p.m. -; will be offered_ by 'the Crafts to win two free tickets to London. Library, Room E-4340,4:30 p.m. 5:00 p.m.. Smithtown Township Basic Photography will begin Center, Student -Union, for the Refreshments and giveaways. Free. Call 632-7765- for-more Arts -Council, The Mills, Pond" tonight for the next six Wednesdays next eight Mondays, 7:00 p.m. - Call 632-9604. information. -House,660 Route 25A, St. James. ,in the Photo Lab, Student Union, 9:00 p.m. $90 for students, $115 Call 862-6575 'for more 7:00 p.m.,- 9:00 p~m. $90 for for all others. Fee includes Humanities Institute Films Friday, Sep tember 22 information. students, $ 1 10 for all others',. Fee materials and membership. Call Privilege and On Cannibalism. includes' membership,- tools, 632-6822 for more information. Melville Library, Room E-4340, Today is the last day to file C.O.C.A. presents Brady equipment, chemicals and waste, 4:30 p.m. Free admission. Call for December graduation. Bunch. Javits Lecture Center, disposal fees. Call 632-6822 for Basic Photography will 632-7765. Room 100,~ 9:30~p.m. and more information., 'begin tonight for the next six, Italian Studies Film Bitter midnight. $1 with student I.D., Mondaysa -in the Photo Lab, Pottery Making for beginners Rice by Giuseppe De Santis $2 all others. Call 632-6472 for, C.O.C.A. presents Friday. .Student Union, 7:00 M.m-9:00: will be offered by the Crafts (1948).- Javits Lecture Center, more information. Student: Union -Auditorium, 7:30- p.m. $90 for students, $1 10 for Center, Student Union, for the Room 111, 11:L35 a.m. -2: 10 p.m. p.M., and 9:30 pm. Free admission. all 'others. Fee includes next eight Wednesdays, 7:00 p.m. Free -admission. Call 632-7444 Sunday, September' 24 Call 632-6472 for more membership, tools, equipment, -9:00 p.m. $90 for students, $115 for more information. information. chemicals and wat dipsal for all others. Fee includes Non-instructional Life fees. Call 632-6822 for more materials and membership. Call, USB Student Life Volleyball Painting,'Long poses, 9:30-a.m.- Stimson College International information. 632-6822., Invitational. Indoor. Sports 12:30 p.m. No preregistration .Seminar Series, "Middle East: Complex, 3:30 pmCall 632- required. Staller Center, Room Nationalism and Political Islam," 428 2for students-, $6 all Tbesda'y, September 19 The UNITI iCultural Center -7200 for more information. by Said Arjornand, professor, will hold an open general body others. Call 632-7270 or 474- sociology. Stimson College,- 4'th 6(Single Electron Physics," meeting at 10:00, p.m. at the The Union Crafts Center will 1887. floor lounge, 8:00 p.m. - 9:45, p.m. by Marc Kastner, MIT. Center, located on the first floor begin its Fall semester series of Call 632-6896 for more Department of Physics of the Roth Quad Cafeteria. All open, non-instructional "Figure C.O.C.A. presents Brady in-formation. LI Memorandum on Parkirlg 3 Supports Kenny's -- DSS A& else. Some may want to park closer to register in the Traffic Office, we will However, the latest available BY ENEILRYAN DELAPENA campus." be able to get some idea of how many inventory shows problems on the the Special to The Statesman According to Roth, illegal parking people actually use and need number of actual spaces in those lots. on reserved spaces for disabled drivers handicapped parking spaces. Right Some lots have a shortage of required University President Shirley been a problem before, as well now we have no idea of the number of handicapped spaces, and some have have Strum Kenny has .issued a memo that as the misuse of handicapped parking people on campus with permanent an excess. Five spaces are required asks handicapped students who drive, permits. handicapped parking permits." for the North P lot, but according to and. have a handicapped parking "What we're asking people to do, This would aid in the the inventory, there are none available permit, to voluntarily register their if they have a handicapped parking establishment of future handicapped nor planned. cars at the Traffic Office.. permit or license from New York state parking spaces in lots throughout the Required handicapped spaces are This is a separate process from is to please come to the traffic office. campus. This would also give a precise dependent on the total amount of vehicle registration. In addition, the ... so that we know that they are number of how many should be made parking spaces in a lot. memo states that she will not augment legitimate users of -that handicapped or deducted from currently existing "One of the things that will help handicapped parking spaces as of now. parking permit," Roth said. spaces. us in this registry," Roth continues, "is Monica Roth, director of Disabled For registration, inquire in the Currently, DSS is in. the process that maybe 40 handicapped spaces in Student Services (DSS), supports Traffic Office, at Room 192,in the of making a physical inventory of the South P lot doesn't make any President Kenny's memo, "If people Administration Building. E handicapped parking spaces. sense. Maybe we need it somewhere with handicapped parking permits M *'____',______-__»-»»-^-^*^*^*»-^---' *------'"'"'"'"'''"'"^"'"""''" '''~'~"''"~"~^
re The last physical inventory conducted on Resume Service handicapped parking spaces showed the following: Available- On-Line Decisive Quest, Inc., of Quest does not publish the number of But The University had 7,161* parking spaces. Richardson, Texas, offers a computer companies or students it services. program to help college students Richard Donnelli, CPA and president just Out of that number, 195 were designated as search for job and internship of Decisive Quest, Inc., said, "We and opportunities at no charge. sent software to 1270 companies handicapped spaces. By law, the University was To begin, students must download the response has been phenomenal." has the program onto a disk using a Part of its popularity, he said, was and required to have 231 spaces. The University personal computer that operates in a to do with the fact that "small cannot Windows environment and has a medium-sized companies often spaces. on deificient by 36 handicapped parking modem. After the program has been go to colleges to recruit students the parking downloaded, a modem is no' longer their budgets." * this number did not include required. Students do not need a The program is self-explanatory those who resume to participate because the .and easy to use, even for the number of (For garages, which exceeded program produces one for them: are relatively computer illiterate. The Decisive Quest program helps example, there is a paragraph in the spaces required by law. how handicapped parking students locate full-time and part-time instructions that explains to users DOPTS, 10/11/92 employment and internship to manipulate a mouse.) Source: work *\_____----- : -- opportunities by asking them a series Participants have to do little of questions about themselves and the and spend little time with the program, type of job they want. Participants and resumes can be updated by answer questions about their major, computer as often as is needed. It can Q y be used by those seeking full-time, H ^ t ^^^ w *vy $ -vy GPA, work experience, community and extracurricular involvements and part-time, permanent or temporary internships, Collision Outside of Student affidavit Faulkner asked to remain as date of graduation. They then specify employment, as well as access Union Injures Student a plaintiff in the lawsuit she began the type of employment they are and it -immediately gives users over two years ago. seeking, the type and size of the to nationwide opportunities if they helpful- to A collision between a cyclist and Faulkner left the military college, company they wish to work for and want them. It is especially who want to begin a pedestrian last Tuesday resulted in last month, after being there for a whether they are seeking employment those students before they a student being taken to the week due to what she says was stress. locally, statewide or nationwide. looking for employment University Hospital,- University .Students can also write up to 20 graduate. program does have Police said.. Judge In Oklahoma Trail Will lines to explain anything about However, the cannot University Police said the Not Step Down themselves that is not addressed in the some limitations. Students states or region accident- occurred after the accident questionnaire. specify in which cities, they wish to work, unless that occured on Center Drive, at the The judge who will preside in the The program then generates a of the country employment in their Student Union crosswalk, resulted Oklahoma City bombing trail denied two-page resume for users. This they are seeking students cannot after Bogdan Malik, who was riding- the -request that he step down this resume can be sent by modem or home city or state. And would like to " his ten speed, struck Samina Heque, week. mailed to Decisive Quest. declare exactly when they a problem for a pedestrian. - U.S. District Judge Wayne Companies, meanwhile, use the start working. This is a " An ambulance arrived to the Alley denied the request made by program to specify the type of student someone who, for example, creates find a,^ scene after the incident was reported both the defense and prosecution in they wish to hire. When employees of resume in February to following S as a medical emergency. University the case to step down. Both- the Decisive Quest find a particular temporary job for the is 5 Police were also at the scene. prosecution and defense said they student that suits a company's needs, summer. But, overall, the program small 5 Heque sustained minor injuries would. rather a judge who was they will ask that student for easy to operate and worth the Police, farther from the bombing site, the to release his or her amount of time and effort required to g and, according to University permission - was released from the hospital that Alfred P. Murrah Federal building, resume to the company. If permission run it. should sit in on the trail. the computer will To participate in this program, g? same evening. I is granted, then Alley, who's chambers were create a cover letter for the resume and students can access Decisive Quest's X Uk Shannon Faulkner May Return damaged by the April 19th blast, said FAX it to the company. Home Page, located on the Internet to Citadel -"The allegations of bias and the The service is free for students, World Wide Web (WWW) at this g t appearance of lack of impartiality universities and companies to use. It address: http:// www. onramp.net/-dqi. are Decisive Quest can be reached by Shannon Faulkner, the first female presented by the defendants is financed by companies that actually I P. at 21 El to attend The Citadel, has expressed lacking." Alley added "Preparing for hire students through it. Decisive telephone at (214) 480-9070. I w some interest in wanting to return to and trying this case will be a difficult the all male military college after task,,in the coming months, and I leaving last month. cannot merely ask another judge to Faulkner, who gained entry into shoulder the burden when the law does Breaking; Story: Ad The Citadel after a two and a half year not require that." court battle, said, on Thursday in court Alley, however, did order that the papers in Charleston, S.C., that she trail be held outside Oklahoma City. Maggie Simpson Shot | may want to go back to The Citadel. The trail of Timothy McVeigh and "I do not believe the gates of The Terry Nichols, will be held in Lawton-, Citadel should be shut on me for a town with a population of about . N : Mr. Burns trying to accomplish the impossible," 80,000...... mn Dispatches .. ~~~~~~~~~~~~ said Faulkner in an affidavit. In the Compiled from News 4 Otayb (^irt,+w t0 osaemn s c- Alsne
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INDIA, From Front Page Reminder: TChis Thursday, Statesman Live! Thursdays be oin Indian literature, theater, and history, Hindi, and Indian.Buddhism. every -hursday, at 2 p.m. Only on WUSB, These classes will be offered through department and professor overload. Read Acordin Sridhar said -he would also like to 90.1 on your FM dial. This set up an organized fundraising effort to eve. Only (we for the program. Right now people Week: Women's Soccer interested in helping can -pledge -OsaidOJCy) in money or time to the India Society at The .Stony Brook. Sridhar hopes to get ^He Stony yrook Coach Sue Ryan enough money to appoint a head for the program soon. ' - Statesmnan,
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: Job Prospects for College Grads: 0:0:;0What' s the Problem? BY KATE OBENSHAIN GRIFFIN our students for the work- force? At lost in indirect costs due to the Students arriving at the "Ivies" Columbia University this fall: Race, diversion of management, time, this fall are encountering a surprising Gender, and the Politics of Rock n'n resources, and energy. . And phenomenon. Women's studies Roll and The Invisible Women in according to author Thomas courses outnumber economics classes, Literature. The Lesbian Literary Sowell, minorities have not often by as much as two to one., Tradition. At Penn: Search for benefited from this loss. He says Princeton remains the lone exception, ExtraterrestrialLife and (Im)possible the relative economic position of but.not by. much: 25 women's studies Animals. At Brown: Unnatural Acts minorities has actually fallen since courses compared with 32 in and, Split -Britches, Circumcision: the United States implemented economics. Male-and Female, Jewish and Gentile -employment quotas. This phenomenon has something and Daughters of Darkness: Lesbian As a result of new and existing to do with the fact that over 50 percent Tropes. And Harvard, not to give regulations, the jobs students have of those who graduated from college students the. idea that the free market counted on are just not there.-- in May still cannot find jobs might -is a good thing, offers Rather than pay the price of appropriate for their degrees. But Alternative Economies: The Case expansion, businesses are either that's only half the picture; the Against Capitalism, 1648-1848 in stagnant or cutting back. following anecdote completes ;it. -addition to activist-oriented Status of During July and August 1995, New Republic editor and Environmental Justice as a Public manufacturing jobs declined by an outspoken- liberal Michael Kinsley Policy Issue and AIDS, Health, and average of 38,000 per month. Yet wrote this of-his-attempt to hire a Human -Rights. Other courses in. August alone, government recent college graduate as his research influencing students' outlook on the increased its payroll by 73,000 assistant: "[T]he government makes it free market include Cornell's The jobs. That is 73,000 new. comically-difficult for the honest Selfish Individual and the Modern bureaucrats to write, revise and citizen to hire, a single employee." World, Princeton's Income enforce regulations which are Comical to some, but not to the new Distribution, and Yale's Gender and largely responsible for factories graduate.. Kinsley said government the Politics of Resistance: Feminism, losing 120,000 jobs overall in regulation "plunges you into- an Capitalism and the Third World. 1995. entirely new dimension of complexity According to a recent survey in While universities educate as an employer" with "a minimum of The Chronicle of Higher Education, students ' in The Drama of 37 different forms and 50 separate- finding a good job is the number one -Homosexuality, (Harvard) and checks to hire a single employee for a reason students attend college. Yet Spirit Possession, Shamanism, year." As a result of government- schools are so caught-up in hot Curing and Witchcraft (Cornell),- regulation, Kinsley's young assistant political issues that they.have lost the Clinton administration is doing ended up right back.where he found sight of a critical aspect of their little to plan.. for the employment her: in the unemployment line. mission: training students for the needs of future graduates. Two- simple reasons explain why. workforce. For instance,' there are one half of today's college graduates- As Wendy Bounds of the Wall million cosmetology grads who- Let your -ideas be cannot find jobs befitting their degree. Street Journal said, "After an cannot. find -jobs in their field. Yet Wr it e First, colleges are not preparing outlay of thousands of dollars, this year, there will be 200,000- heard to students adequately and employers college graduates discover that a ne wIcosmetology students, many .Statesman, know it. They are focusing on fads bachelor's degree doesn't buy what of whom will seek and receive such as women's studies rather than it did 10 years ago." assistance from federal loan spending limited resources on core Hand in- hand with higher- programs. Let your Ideas be academic- subjects. And second, education's own responsibility for While the Clinton. burgeoning government regulation is the attrition of opportunities for administration demands increases heard. Write to'- having, a -pernicious, and often college graduates is another in student loan program funding, underestimated, impact on the job culprit: government regulation. those funds a-re not granted-to Statesman. market. While Clinton.panders to the students according- to any Thanks to a dramatic shift in the - twenty-something crowd with his reasonable estimate of what the direction of college curricula, a degree expensive AmeriCorps and student market can sustain. Rather, this Let your ideas be no longer- indicates proficiency in the loan programs, his administration's administration is more concerned * . basic skills. The New York Times regulatory policies are having a about building demand for federal heard. Write. to. . reported that employers, "express a -baleful effect. Businesses are student loan programs than in. lack of confidence in the ability of forced to spend vast resources on planning for employment needs. Statesman. - schools and colleges to prepare young compliance- with regulations rather Consequently, higher . . people for the workplace." than on expansion and hiring. education continues to send According to a major report by the Take the paper industry for graduates into ridiculously glutted .Let- your ideas be National Center on the- Educational example. Over the past four years, markets, or no markets -at-all.- N Quality of the Workforce, employers, one of the largest book paper Is it any wonder that more than heard. ---Wrtite to w 'well aware of grade inflation, "pay suppliers in North America, P.H. 50-percent of May's graduates are - little attention to measurements of Glatfelter, spent $180 million to still looking for the jobs theyv Statesman. | school performance." Nevzer Stacey satisfy regulatory requirements.. hoped their degrees would lead ' ~ ~~ ~- . .- -S .. 'of the fDepartment of Education went That is $180 million that will- not them to'? If we continue to ignore LetX your ideasbe | one step further: "Employers have be spent developing-the business or the obvious impact .,of an 1 given up on the schools." hiring- new workers. increasingly politically correct heard. : * Write- t-o What are, o'u-r colleges. and The numbers are staggering. curriculum, staggering new and, universities doing wrong? Wh'ite: skil l There are four times more federal existing regulations, and poor Statesman.- requirements for employment are,, regulations today than in 1965 and investment planning with taxpayer increasing (57 percent of employers 14 times.-more than in 1950-, dollars on the-part of the' Clinton say skill requirements have- totaling over 200 volumes and administration, recent college Let- your ideas be' incr~retsed), the quality and substance .132,000 pages. Estimates show graduates, once our brightest hope of our educational institutions are. regulations costing -the U.S. for' the future,' will be increasingly heard. Wri te to-- eroding. Except at a few select sphools economy more than $500 billion unwanted in the workforce. Q 'which have maintained their annually. Employment quotas, for Statesman.- commi-tment to quality academic instance, :set businesses back instruction, multicultural and between $5 and $8 billion annually Ed. Note: The author is Let your ideas be g, politically correct courses. supplant on direct compliance (government- director of-program development classes that have practical value for paperwork, mandated advertising f=r Young America's Foundation. heard. Write to future employment. in minority newspapers, etc.). What courses are now preparing, Many' billions more, however, are Statesman. - I I I 10 A ;k
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op07 Sounds of Summer Revisited single, she muses He's the only 60s rocker who iTwo Musical Artists Stand Out Amid about the has sustained a relationship audiences without : mortality of God, with young : An Otherwise Mediocre Summer and how we sounding like a caricature of would relate to a himself or transforming himself BY MICHAEL S. KIMMEL after buying their mere mortal. On to please others. Special to The Statesman books. Movies with "Spider Web" she "People my age, they don't Ah, summer. Long sunny subtitles even. dreams of an do the things I do," he sings in days, balmy nights. Trashy Two summer encounter with "I'm the Ocean." Because they novels by the beach. No school. releases stand out so Ray Charles in can't. Or wouldn't dare. Which The entertainment industry sharply from the rest which it is makes his collaboration with -usually cranks up a host of -that they deserve revealed that his Pearl Jam on -Mirror Ball so .mindless.confections, to lull special mention. One of blindness -is the inspired. you into catatonia: High-impact them-, -Neil Young's key to his Here his -fuzzy electric action thrillers in which the astonishing MirrorBall musical intensity. guitar catches the drive and leading men never. use a word (Reprise), has gotten so Her cover of Bob energy of America's premier .with more than two syllables; much ink you would Dylan's "Man in rock band like a surfer catches TV reruns, so you can fall have to have been the, Long Black a wave, grabs it, and rides it for asleep to the same' exact show asleep all summer not Coat" -is also all its worth. a- second time; and the music. to know about it - that affecting. But the Young's been a folkie, a Let's not forget the music: is, doing exactly what album's core are punk, a harmony-singing Fun, fun fun, as the Beach Boys you wanted to be doing. the songs that use southern California Springfield used to sing (they still do); The -other. Joan pain and anger and a rock and roller. And Pearl reunions or compilation "best Osborne's Relish and confusion as Jam, brilliant rock omnivores, ofs" by geriatric rock and (Mercury), is less well a musical fuel. have incorporated all those rollers who wheeze their way know'n, but- no less "Pensacola" genres. Here, Eddie Vedder and through a lethargic'tour. Did brilliant. Osborne's wrenches' the his bandmates stand back -anyone actually listen to the major label debut :eii Young listener through a graciously, propelling Young Plant/Page reunion? Or buy the heralds a singer of enormous softly and painfully around a 'grueling meeting with a forward, letting him shine as he blinking Pink Floyd CD set?.- promise, another "next big soft ballad. Rarely does a singer grizzled old loser in a Florida hasn't for many albums. --Sometimes fall comes as a thing." Her big voice swoops, come along with more intensity trailer park, who turns out to be There are no weak spots relief. More "serious" hollers and moans like Janis and passion. And a sense of the singer's long-lost father. here -only tough, gritty entertainments await those with Joplin's as she belts out a rock humor to boot. And "Crazy Baby" barely songs, with typically biting or a few extra, dollars left over blues number, then wraps itself In "One of Us," the album's whispers its anguish to a lover ironic lyrics, delivered with who's drifted off the deep end. Young's characteristic Neil Young- has built his whining vocals- that manage to Rock and Roll is a Dead Horse career around skimming the plead and snarl at the same surface -ofthat deep end, always time. And Lenny Kravitz is Beating the Tar Out of it' going a little further, musically So as you settle in for would benefit by surrounding and vocally, than his another semester, here are two €=41-j.WiJ\// clEwE^: dGcf<^WiS, £c/j d\S8 AVERAGE FINAL OB. spnove Maybe our students are smarter, or maybe they're just better prepared. The Princeton Review is the nation's fastest growing GRE course. 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'Tunnel Vision" glows with a funky phosphorescence that works as a song but sticks out in the album mix as a bit of an oddity. "Magdalene" is a quirky song with cool hamonies, butsuffers fcm the same deficiencies in sound quality as the estofthe album. Even the albums high points are tarnished by technical- production that makes the album itself seem like a dub of a demo. Some guitars get lost in themix, the use of guitar effects and mellotron grows tiring and the listener ultimately grows less and less forgiving. "In My Life Today," Kravitz actuallyspeaks to God, thanking and praising in unashamed homage. The religious overtones work well in the context of the album, giving a soft transcendent air to Knavitz's rough, avant-garde image. Overall, sad to-:.say, the album is quite forgettable. Kravitz remains inescapably -rivative,borrowing from other styles, employing familiar compositional structures. Lenny's dedication to a do-it-yourself style is admirable in a world of hit-maker super producers like Butch Vig and Brendan s T O'Brien, but he could use a few classes at Five Towns C, College. Despite the obvious flaws, no one could ever dismiss the genuine love coming through his music: love of music, love for others and love for his God. CD Ul timately, this Circus only - 00 has onering, but songs like "Rock and Roll is Dead' will SUMMER'S OVER. en be enough to keep die-hard (D fans hanging on, waiting for Thank goodness there's Advil.' Advanced medicine for pain'.' the Lenny Kravitz album that turns the comer and sustains his creative and playing abilities for more than just one or two songs. U Advilcontains ibuprofen.. Useonly. directed.a ©1994 WhitehallLaboratories. Madison,NJ, playing players gets beaten - and I mean beaten and embarrassed - by a team that 14 Scarlet and Gray clearly has no business playing them. I hope this is the last time. GRAY, From Back Page It has reached the level-- and the Mens' Basketball victories. Florida State obliterated North selectivity - of the National Football Jets and Jints - Again The men's basketball team has Carolina State. So? Isn't that what we League. New York came relatively close to added two assistant coaches to Head expected to happen? Shouldn't they have And, if the powers. that be don't starting the NFL season 0-6. Luckily, a Coach Bernard Tomlin's staff. Tom beaten them by that much or more? watch themselves, college football could quirk in the schedule allowed the Jets to Hall, a Massapequa native who was a No. It doesn't prove a thing. Actually, go the way of most of the- major play an expansion team this week. Don't member of the 1993-94 Providence that Arizona State scored 28 against professional sports: high ticket prices, expect them to be so lucky the rest of the Big East Championship Team, will Nebraska makes Nebraska look bad, I alienated fans, over-inflated egos, and season. head the 'Wolves conditioning and think. over-inflated wallets (administrators and As for the Giants, don't think that preparations for the season. Tim Look at -another final from Saturday: players,' alike). they're all that bad.- Kenny, a former graduate student at No. 4 Florida, 62 - No. 8 Tennessee, 37. As a sports writer, I enjoy watching Sure, they're 0-3. But they lost to Florida State, worked in the USBL Okay, it's a blowout. In this case, and writing about teams of players that Dallas, Kansas City and Green Bay: Long Island Surf organization. though, it's okay because the two team are love the'sport in a closely matched Three teams that yours truly picked to "These two individuals are critical - er, were - both ranked high. It wasn't contest, playing to see who is the better make the playoffs, including two to our developing program as we move No. 4 Florida, 62 - St. Mary's 14. team. division winners. from Division III to Division II," said Let's face it. In Division IA college As a sports writer, the last-thing I Look for the Meadowlanders to make Tomlin, of his new assistants. "They football, the balance has already been lost. want to write about is a disgustingly a comeback and back into the final NFC both have experience with Division I There are hardly 25 teams worth ranking. boring game in which one group of hard- playoff spot. O programs that will be valuable to us." Jim Pittman, who had been an assistant for two years, left to become head coach at Bishop Kellenberg High School. Women's Soccer ^ The 'Wolves won their second- straight game of the week after te -dropping their first five of the 0L, season, defeating Division I'rival »-2t Hofstra, 2-1, on Friday. Dawne Thomas and Allison Behrens scored for the Brook (2-5) and goalie Jodie Yerys (14 saves) continued her outstanding play. On the injury front, Sophomore forward Jodie Klei-n suffered -an avulsion (ankle sprain) in the first half of the September 6 loss to Iona. She -~~~~~~ : . - i * ' hasn't seen. action in 'the last four games and doesn't expect to play for another four or five weeks. The team _^_See BRIEFS, Page 15- mo.re schiolsD ,¢3 Accidents? tha yo ee WOO~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~f.~~~~~~~~~ That doesn't mean y can't guQet insurance from a good, solid, eliable company. 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A stunned Seahawks pounced on the opportunity.- on Saturday. any hope of even staying close first down followed by junior crowd watched-.the visiting Six plays later, it was Saenz -:-With 13-seconds left in the -to the Seahawks, much less Brian Hughes missing on a 46- Seawolves carry a 13-10 lead -again - on the -receiving end fourth quarter and the Brook take the lead with 10 minutes yard field goal attempt. into the locker room. from Schroeder for 13 yards and leading 27-20, Wagner's junior- left in the game. Stony Brook Momentum shifts quickly, The second half seemed another six points. The PAT quarterback Jason Miletic was just entering Division II however, and Wagner did not much like the' first.. Stony gave the:,'Wolves a seven-point. uncorked a 19-yard deep slant off and the Seahawks, led by 15- hesitate to capitalize, driving 71 Brook looking like-they just got lead with 10 minutes left. a play-action to junior wide year head coach Hameline yards on 12 plays for the game's off the bus and Wagner Both teams started running, receiver Archie Dean to pull the (.745, 110-37-2 lifetime), had first touchdown and a 7-0 capitalizing on Seawolves' the- ball and the clock, hosting Seahawks to within one already won championships - Seahawks lead. On the play mishaps. exchanging only two point of the Seawolves. Wagner as recently as 1993 - at the D- after the ensuing kickoff, senior The Brook drove from their possessions through the end of converted the two-point IAA level. QB Timm Schroeder threw his own 15-, only for Schroeder to the-game. Stony Brook's last conversion with seven seconds- 'We thought we were first interception of the day. But throw his-second interception of possession commenced at 6:48 left on a flip from Miletic to going to win," head coach Wagner was unable to come the game inside the Wagner 30. of the fourth and ended at 4:37. senior running back Kito Sam Kornhauser said. "I told away with more than a field Wagner came -back, but stalled It consisted of three rushes: Lockwood for the one-point lead the p-layers before the game, goal. Still, at 10-0 early in the at the 50 'after junior linebacker Kane dive right, Kane up the and the eventual win. 'when we win, don't make it game, it- looked as though the Sal Prestianni blitzed, stopping middle and Crawford around "We played, well enough look like a big deal, because rout was on. Lockwood at. the line of the right end., to win the game,;" said that's the way it's supposed to The miscues continued for scrimmage; however, Wagner The Seawolves gained only Seawolves defensive, captain -happen.' Stony Brook when running coach Hameline called for-the seven yards and, apparently, James Leach. "Luck just The 'Wolves shocked the back Bobby Kane fumbled on fake punt. and caught the didn't run enough time off the didn't go our way today." Seahawks crowd at the very the 'Wolves next possession Seawolves sleeping. clock. After the. game, "Don't get me wrong. I'm beginning of this game of deep in their own territory, but On the next.play, Prestianni Kornhauser second-guessed the happy we won," said Wagner -momentum, when Wagner the defense held strong this time was once again called'to blitz,- play-calling. head coach Walt Hameline. fumbled the opening kickoff and the Wagner field goal but Lockwood eluded the "We made two mistakes alttemptl -imseu. pressure, broke open into today," he said. "The second Then the tide began to turn. Prestianni's vacated part of the one wis at the end of the game The eFinal Score: Schroeder drove his ,field and scampered 31 yards with four minutes left, we ran Seawolves the length of the untouched, a la Emmitt Smith, three running plays. -Maybe if field, but was unable to push into the endzone for a 17-13 we got a first down, they never Powerhouse College 100,- them into the end zone and Seahawks lead. get the ball back. We said we Stony Brook was forced to punt. "The fake punt got us going wanted to -eat some time off the Fans O The Stony Brook defense took a little bit and then we broke it clock, but if we play our regular Football fans: Take this college football is for the major control of the game, forcing a in on the next play," Hameline offense and get a first down, we quick quiz and see if you're a real powerhouse schools to beat the Wagner fumble at- the said. "That's part of football: continue to drive."' fan. living snot out of the smaller, less Seahawks' 38. momentum changes." Notes: It was-- Stony As a true, hard-core football financially endowed schools. The Brook kept it on the The Seawolves completely -Brook's second visit to Fischer fan, I would rather watch: Many say that this is because ground for the most part,-hbut- stalled and went three and out. Memorial Field. In 198-5, a. the Giants lose repeatedly. wins are no longer enough in the made its biggest gains in the air Wagner, not taking any chances Wagner won 26-10. .. b. Florida State destroy college polls that decide who's on two passes to junior receiver drove to the Stony Brook 15 and Quotes: "They [the some piddly-butt, nowhere team. the nation's number one college Glenn Saenz. The offensive kicked another field goal. Seawolves] played very well, c. the Seawolves lose to football team. They say that just line, a question mark before the Wagner 20, Stony Brook' 13. they -were very determined," season opener, dominated the Yet again, momentum Kornhauser said. much-heralded Wagner swayed. "Unfortunately, the bad guys defensive line -setting the tone Wagner kicked off into'the won.". . "We won this-game," 0 for the offense. Two wind. The kick-died and up- said an ever-emotional consecutive one-yard rushes by man returner Ralph Thomas Schroeder -after the game. "We Alex Londinb, recently returned scooped the ball at the 20 and had them beat." He added, from back problems, gave returned it to the 46. -Add on "Yeah, we're going to bounce, Stony Brook its first points of another 15 yards for a face mask -back. We won't lose again."... Wagner by one with seven beating a team won't look. good the game. that looked like it wrenched "We're going to take this as a seconds left enough to the pollsters. They say The defense again Thomas' head from his learning experience," Leach Answer: c. that you really have to trounce a prevented Wagner from making shoulders and Stony Brook had said. "And better luck next Here's why. The answer team to beat them. any significant advances fantastic field position at the week.".. ,"When people think isn't 'a' for the obvious reason Bullhockey. forcing the 'Hawks to punt. Seahawks 31. . of Stony Brook,. they think that not all football fans want to. Look at the scores from If there- was a question Air-Kornhauser took flight 'science school,' Kornhauser see the Giants get clobbered Saturday's Top-25 college action. whether Stony Brook had the on a 17-yard completion from, said. "When, they think of every week - just us New Nebraska 77, Arizona State 28. momentum yet, senior Schroeder to Saenz. Two plays Wagner, they think of football. England guys. 'C'-is the obvious Florida State 77, North Carolina defensive back/punt returner later, it was Schroeder taking it, We're playing to try to dispel. choice because it was an exciting State 17. Penn State 66, Temple Luke Posniewski removed all himself, rolling to his right and that myth." football game - even though the 14. Colorado 66, NE Louisana doubt. He returned a 37-yard heading for the' endzone corner Next: The Seawolves team I was rooting for lost. 14. Texas A & M 52, Tulsa 9. punt 45 yards, giving the flag.' Schroeder dove forward have next Saturday off and My main point, though, is This is not necessary.. Top- 'Wolves excellent field and reached the ball in front of then head for their third' that the answer is not 'b.' The 25 teams crushing non-ranked position. him as he did last week against consecutive road -game to answer is. not b' .because those teams. Some of these teams. Schroeder came out Pace with the same result: 6 Sacred Heart on.. September games are completely boring. wouldn't be ranked it there was gunning, hitting Brady and points. , 30. Stony Brook opens its four- Heck,-there are probably a lot of a Top-250. Saenz twice each. Saenz Hughes nailed the- extra :game home season October 7, Florida State fans that don't want 'Personally, I' m not second reception of the drive-- point and it was tied at'20. hosting powerhouse 'to watch that., impressed by any of these was good for'16 yards and 6 On their next possession, Springfield. More.on both The current trend in big-time CI I A~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~nnints.lt Seahawks looked ready to games next week. . see URAY, -age 14 FwJLJRjiLO * the