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V40 I11 04261999.Pdf Monroe Community College "Respect Ally Fear None TheMonroe Doctrine 12 Pages, FREE Week of April 26,1999 • Volume 40 Issue 11 INSIDE The Crisis in Kosovo: Did You Vews 1-3 Know?... Crisis in Kosovo Clinton's Plan Won't Work I Thought I Knew Him byAlana Clary, fighting between ethnic Alba- tion seeks to give Albanians lim- Art On Ice Stuff Writer You can Chess Championship nians and Serbs through a settle- ited autonomy. It calls for elec- tions within nine months for The Blotter Report A decade ago, Slobodan ment that leaves Kosovo as a Milosevic first fired up Serbian province within Serbia, and Kosovo's parliament and execu- annono- nationalism with a speech in fears that any deal allowing tives, and for creating a police Kosovo, the place that Serbs Kosovo its independence would force that reflects Kosovo's eth- mously Arts & Media 4-6 nic composition. Civilian Film Review: monitors would be kept on the ground to monitor Serb report a -Go compliance, with the threat Vlusic Review: of NATO airstrikes hanging - Gus Gus over their heads. crime on Concert Review: According to the pan- - Mercury Rev elists and audience members the silent at the Forum, the "deal is Game Review doomed," because neither - Sony Playstation II side is likely to stick to it. witness "Milosevic is holding a knife to the throat of the Southern Balkans," claimed an audi- webpage. Opinion 7 ence member. "Some politi- Quick To Change cians understand this, and Check it Don't Give Up they can devise a method of disarming him." Keep Up Your Spirits Sarah Grzywna, Photo Editor There is no good solu- out in our consider the heartland of their encourage ethnic separatism in tion for the United States to sup- Letters To The Editor 8 orthodox religion. Few imag- Bosnia and Macedonia, two News ined that the speech, which em- multi-ethnic states that the Ad- Continued on Page 2. Policy Violations phasized the superiority of ministration is Serbian history and tradition, struggling to hold Section & would be the rationale for the together. Club Ads 9-10 fighting that destroyed Yugo- In this, find out slavia and now plagues April Calender at Damon Milosevic shares Kosovo. the American On April 9, students and viewpoint. Where how! faculty from MCC and off- the United States Sports 15-16 campus focused on the actions and Milosevic part Lacross Loses at Herkimer of the Clinton Administration company, how- during the second session of the ever, is that the 965-1999 Forum on the Triple Crises in Serb leader be- Kosovo, held at MCC's lieves that the so- Monroe Doctrine Student Brighton campus. They de- lution is using Newspaper bated over the proposed plan to army and police 1000 E. Henrietta Rd. give Kosovo limited autonomy troops to crack Rochester, NY 14623 and balance their ethnic com- down on ethnic Al- position. banians, who ac- Copyrighted 1999, The Clinton Administra- count for 90% of All Rights Reverved tion claims that it has made Kososvo's popula- progress toward bringing peace tion. in Kosovo. It wants to end the The Clinton Administra- Sarah Grzywne, Photo Editor The Monroe Doctrine 2 Week of April 26,1999 Continued from "Kosovo', Page 1. I Thought I Knew Him port, but the least bad option is to con- byDavid Bidleman, vince both sides that the best thing is a Staff Writer drugs in a victim's drink. That is why it consent under such conditions can still real partition separating Kosovo from is very important to never accept an open be construed as rape. Serbia. Kosovo is an important cultural Each year, reports of date rape are drink from someone you don't know Don't forget the three words, symbol for the Serbs, but with the popu- escalating, predominately among college well. It is also extremely important to which you have heard so often and which lation continuing to shift against them, students. Date rape or, acquaintance rape, keep your drink near you at all times. It ring so true. No means No. In a situation they may consider parting with the re- differs from other forms of sexual assault, only takes a moment to contaminate a like this, it is extremely important to re- gion. of which the victims are generally se- drink with this powerful drug. alize there is no window of perception. It is hard for Americans to under- lected at random. Rohypnol is odorless and colorless, Even if you believe that a person is play- stand that the breakup of large countries Date rape most often occurs prior but it may create a bitter taste when ing hard to get or is being a tease, drop into states can lead to stability, but un- to a third date with someone. This per- placed in a drink. Also, beware of a blue it. The consequences are too great. less we intend to intervene in Kosovo and son is usually someone the victim is fa- tint in your beverage or small chunky Watch out for the tell-tale signs of occupy Bosnia and Macedonia forever, miliar with and often "trusts." It is esti- pieces. These should all be a red flag; an acquaintance rapist. They are often the only way to stop the violence and civil mated that only one in I(X) of these crimes don't finish your drink and get away. forceful, dominating, jealous and chau- war is to help the antagonists find the best are reported. The victim is at a greater When the drug enters your system, vinistic. Be careful not to give mixed way to divorce. It is best put into words risk of injury in a date rape than in a it only takes 20-30 minutes for it to take messages and be aware of any body lan- by Christopher Otero-Piersante, of the stranger assault. full effect. Since the drug is common to guage you may be using. Most of all, trust English Department at MCC, who asked: These startling facts scream out for the bar scene, many victims are passes your gut feeling. If your gut tells you "When can one live without fear of their attention. College students especially off by others as extremely intoxicated. someone is acting kind of sketchy, end own existence?" need to be aware of the seriousness of Most victims claim to forget details of the date. It is also a very good idea to this crime, and the likelihood that it can the night, making it difficult to prosecute have your own transportation. A ride happen to them. One of the scariest as- offenders. home often opens the door to an unwel- pects of date rape is the incorporation of Legislation is currently in effect to come visitor. a drug. The drug of choice is Rohypnol, ban these drugs. Hopefully this will de- Campus safety has some additional (roofies), or GHB. Both of these drugs ter their use, if it is passed. information available at their office. Re- are central nervous system depressants There are a few things to consider member when you're on a date to trust Art On Ice and have a sedative effect. Amnesia, when you go out on a date. Remember your instincts. If at all possible, check muscle relaxation and slowing of psycho- that sexual activity can be considered with some friends to find out what some- motor responses render the victim almost rape under several circumstances. Some- by Duviil Mtmgeuu, thing more about the person. Don't al- Stuff Writer unconscious. one under the influence of alcohol can- low yourself to be the victim of this aw- Offenders commonly place these not make rational decisions; therefore ful crime. In the courtyard behind the Forum, the sculpture was taking shape. With steady, practiced strokes, the large block of ice was being transformed into a beau- tiful swan. Some of the young folks that •••U1 Chess Championship •m were at school on Friday, April 16th for by Lillie Lunglols, Bring Your Daughter (and, it looked like, Stuff Writer a few sons) To Work Day '99 were start- ing to get a little restless. The sculptor This past Saturday, April 10th, the MCC Chess Club co-hosted for the first put down the little rake-like scraper and time the Interscholastic Chess Tournament. This championship has been held for picked up one of his other tools. He said the past twenty years by the Rochester Chess Center, organized by Ron Lohrman. with a grin,"This usually gets their at- In the tournament, twenty-six high school teams competed against one another. Dr. tention." With a yank and a 'b t-tt-tt-tt', Lewis Lansky is the faculty advisor and the coach of the MCC Chess Club. The the small chain saw was soon loudly add- club members were the supervisors and the tournament directors. Many members ing graceful lines to the wings of the of the club previously participated in the competition, when they were in high school. frigid fowl. There were over 130 people at the event and there were around 50-60 trophies to be won. For the first time, a new prize was offered this year. A $200 MCC scholarship The artist was MCC's own Eddy was a prize for a winning high school student. Callens, the Food, Hotel, and Tourism The MCC Chess Club has been very successful in the past years. Dr. Lansky started this club himself back in 1986. Every year he selects a few of his best players in December to travel to the Pan American Intercollegiate Chess Team Champion- ship, which is held all over the United States.
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