* 1932 * The Students' Voice for Over'SS Yean * 1989 * Vol. 51 No.7 Baruch College, CUNY" May 9,1989

to the April 29 march to $1~8 Washington. Million This is the fourth time this issue jMASON ANDSHUM has been debated in council. Some council members have stated that Cut Hits the earlier denial of funds was bas­ ! I WIN ELECTION ed on racial discrimination. Others I I do not agree. Soon after the I Baruch meeting ended, the debate escalated into a shouting match between peo­ Sean Griffith Possible Faculty ple on opposite sides of the issue. Michelle Payne, president of the Elected Council LayoHs African Student Association said, "They [the DSSG] do not represent Chairperson our interests. They are denying us '.:~... B)' ANNE E. SCHWIMMER z our money based on religious and ..:~. ~ political beliefs." She also said, t···." The City University of New York "'This is just a personal thing to

Students Registrar Announces Credit Maximum Protest Next Semester Tuition Hike Budget Cuts Are To Blame By COLLEEN TIGHE By BARBARA MEISSNER

On May 1, approximately 300 Thomas P. McCarthy, senior time to go to summer school. students at Baruch College rallied , ~, registrar, announced that due to the . Students with extenuating cir­ together to protest a proposed tui­ USTUDENTSUNITED waL NEVERBE DEFEATED." TIlestlldellts cballted as current budget situation full time cumstances, however, can make special arrangements. They will tion hike, said Joel Segall president tHy protested tile tDitioD bikes. Istudents will be permitted to enroll of Baruch college, for a maximum of 16 credits fOT the have to submit an appeal to the Of­ flee of the Registrar in order to of what was happening because it physical and throw somebody off Fall 1989 semester. The protest, said Boisson, "was register for more than 16 credits. an effort put together by members was hitting the front page of of me." I Mccarthy stated. that due to the In addition, McCarthy stated, of Day Session Student Govern­ newspapers." "If you're protesting cuts in 'I loss, of appropriations and the tui- There were some incidents of stu- education, are you supposed to do tion hike being vetoed 7S faculty there will be restrictions placed on ment and concerned students." when students can register. Segall dent confrontation, "Things got it with violence? ," asked lines could be eliminated. Each line doubted that students (Continued 011 Page All) would actually protest, he said. out of hand," said Mitchell Marigliano. "I don't understand," Irepresents four class sections. Thus, Students who participated in the Cooper, upper council member, he said. "I think people at Baruch approximately 300 course sections rally chanted UStudents united will "but it wasn't our fault. It was like are protesting, just for the sake of may be cut. never be defeated." the psychology of the crowd." protesting, Dot for the sake of thei'r The Office of the Registrar has Elroy Pasco, a junior,stated "At Segall stated thatsuch confronta- feUow students," be added. implemented the 16 credit limit to least we're getting some attention. tions were a violation of an agree- Baruch W8$ one of the last City avoid problems, said McCarthy. We've got police out here. We're ment the DSSG had with the ad- University Colleges to join other Students, particularly those hop­ hoping we can get a l. ~/camera ministration in return for their CUNY campuses which had been ing to graduate in 1990 will be ef­ down here. We could get some na­ modest support and promise not to protesting in recent weeks. ,'6A lot fected by this new policy, feels tional attention." call the police. of people at Baruch can afford to Diane Wendt. Wendt, a senior ma- Boisson agree, "The public John Marigliano became a victim pay to go, so it took them a little joring in accounting, is concerned media played ~ very important role, of certain students taking tlUngs in- longer, but we got it together this she will not be able to graduate next because most of the people in New to their own hands. When he tried morning," said Denise Gouveia, a semester. York State,' New York City in­ to enter the 17 Lex. Ave. building Baruch CoUegestudent who attend- AcXording to Wendt, she needs cluding Baruch students w.ere aware for Class, he said, "I bad to act ed the protest. : 18 credits to graduate and has no * CENTERFOLD: BARUCH FIGHTS BACK* ------~------

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___... I , ·May 9"1989 Page A4 The Ticker ~9, 1919 The Ticker OP-ED PROTESTS REMINISCENT Don't Support Politics '1/ . - - OF.'60s With Student M.oney - - Higher Education Offering ByRANDELS.STUBBS To the surprise of many, weren't under the Jurisdiction of African Students' Association students using direct action for . student leaders who organized President, Charles Locke, protecting means have arrived the protest and then proceeded Students For Students presi­ at Baruch. As students on the to act in an irrational manner. dent, James West, Wayne_Mcln­ other side of the world protest Under Governor Mario tosh and others are hoping their over political philosophies in Cuomo's fiscal policies, we face acnons will lead to the meeting .Bejing, China, Baruch students a multi-million dollar deficit. and the pressure placed on the .are using direct action in pro- This is a result ofCuomo reduc- Governor will make him recon­ test of a proposed tuition in~ ing city and state taxes some sider his controversial decision. Part #61791471 crease. years ago. The city and state The late Reverend Dr. Martin I For as long as I can were challenged by a recession Luther King said, "If a man has remember, many students shortly thereafter, which led to not found a reason to die, he PersonalSystem/Z Model 30/286 leaders have complained and failure in achieving predicted isn't fit to live". The potent 1MB RAM 80286 Processor become frustrated because of revenues. In order to resolve sense of altruism can be I student apathy. It seems that part of the deficit which arose translated to mean you can't the previously uncommitfed as a result of inaccurate possibly appreciate the things 1.44 MB Disk Drive students can no longer stand by forecasting, the state govern· around you because if you did 20 MB Fixed Disk, 10 MHz and not become involved with ment has' proposed to raise tul- you would focus your life on try­ the externalities of college life. tion $200 dollars for residents ing to improve those conditions. 8513 VGA Color Display Now, more so Ulan ever, and $750 for foreign students. While students at Baruch may students are becoming active By implementing direct ac- not possess such altruism as IBM Mouse DOS 4.0 because the proposed increase tlon, the students seek to Dr. King did, several are Microsoft-Word 4.0 will effect students where it achieve three distinct goals: (1) sacrificing themselves in hopes matters most: their pocket- create tension to raise the level of restraining the present tui­ Microsoft Windows 286 books. of consciousness in a given tion fee. For instance some On Monday, May 1, a few hun- community (2) begin a neqotla- have passed over exams, skip­ hDCtm Windows Express dred of Baruch's students tion process with the opposl- ped classes, slept inside uniformly terminated traffic at tion, (3) ensure that prior posl- buildings and met with in­ the corner of 23rd and Lex- tions will be modified to be dividuals who are at the top of save 46% ington. People were saying that beneficial to the objector's the administrative hierarchy at the demonstration was remlnis- clause. Baruch. cent of the 1960s whenstudents According to Wilson Shum, However, some may stili have all over the country rallied in chairperson of the Day session found reasons not to become ln­ Special Promotion Price: $2,399 hope of ending America's in- Student Government's Finance volved, stating it (the hike) really volvement in Vietnam and gain· Comm ittee, throug h the doesn't affect those (due to i ng civi I rig hts for all demonstrauons at Baruch and graduate this semester). Never­ Americans, along with other .othercity colleges, students art) theless, what directly affects -. Issues. Finally, after hearing so askrng for the Governor to-meet one individual, indirectly affects ·1"art#6179149) ...m'~t9_h_,~QQJ~t .11:'4! _~Q_c i ~L.wlth _CI!~. University's Bo~d_of .. __al'_:__ .I~e_._~ r~no~n~~ __ .__ .~_~!.~_~_~-,­ .... Part #6179148 ., discourse ..of a .. score. ago, DIrectors, who·are opposedto.the Ernest Hemingway .penned a -'0 students experienced the vigor proposal hike. Shum as well as book entitled No Man Is An Personal System/2 Model 50 Personal System/2 Model 70 of civic disobedience. untor- Frederika Watson, DSSG vice tunately, there were some who president, Michelle Payne, the (Continued on Page A6, CoI.3) 1MB RAM 80286 Processor 2MB RAM 80.386 Processor 1.44 MB Disk Drive 1.44 MB Disk Drive 30 MB Fixed Disk, lOMHz 60 MB Fixed Disk, 16MHz Computer Heads Are People Too 8513 VGA Color Display 8513 VGA Color Display By MARKO A. STIFANIC IBM Mouse DOS 4.0 IBM Mouse DOS 4.0 Holy Spreadsheet Batman, Department of Labor's predic­ The analyst must determine if ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Microsoft-Word 4.0 Computer Information Systems' tion of a 70 percent increase in computerization applies and if Microsoft-Word 4.0 majors have dropped to five per- demand for programmers and it is feasible. If a computer Microsoft Windows 386 cent! We If not exactly Boy analysts. According to PC system is approved, the CENTRAL PARK RAPE Microsoft Windows 286 Blunder, but it .did make an in­ Week's 4/15/88 tssue.. "nearly analyzation continues in a Microsoft Excel Version 2.1 Microsoft Excel Version 2.1 teresting headline on the Feb. half (43 percent) of all informa­ structured and detailed ap­ A TERRIFYING SIGN Windows Express 28 issue of The Ticker. I'm told tion system professionals earn proach. The economic feasibili· noc- Windows Express i.oc- the author wasn't working with $50,000 or more a year..." These ty is checked every step of the By CHRISTOPHER WARD a complete survey. In looking ln­ salaries are al ready corn­ way. The new and improved ver­ I She was white, successful, a reason, which is the reason all save 50% to it further, I discovered the petitive. Why aren't we ex­ sion has to please even the save 54% I facts aren't quite as distress­ periencing enrollment growth in most anti-computer skeptic in 28 year old investment banker the facts point too, would be far .1 ing. For the Fall of 1988 nothing our CIS program? The CIS. the system and still be cost ef· who went jogging in central more frightening and would has dropped on the CIS front; department may have a bum fective. This may sound like a Park. For this she received a force us to look at what kind of Special Promotion Price: $2,799 Special Promotion Price: $4,44 the statistics are actually up for rap; just the other day a pretty tall order, but there is much savage brutal beating and world we really have created. the first time since 1983 (when colleague of mine called me a more. I'm only scraping the sur­ repeated raping Dy a gang of The gang of teenagers who "Computer Head." face of what a systems black teenagers. Nowshe is in a attacked the innocent woman CIS was deemed a major field of .' B·ARDCR COLLEGE study). Freshmen indicating a Students don't know what analyst/desig ner does. The coma and her Iife is ruined. were not on drugs. They came probable career as computer CIS is all about. It is not Oom­ good news is these jobs usually The media has ten comfor­ from homes with working Discounts for Students, Faculty, andStaff programmers/analysts were up puter Science. CIS isn't trying to don't include programming! table trying to portray this as a parents. They went to school ,r a full point to 4:8 percent and improve the existing There are many other careers raclally-moti vatec incident and played sports. They were freshmen with the intended mae technology, just apply it. This is such as DataBasa Ad· and one can only hope, for the 13~ 14,15, and 16 years old. They jor of CIS are up from .3 to 6.2 a business study. I'm a CIS rna­ mlnlstrator, Information Center sake of civilized society this were ki ds. Kids who happened .. percent of the student body. [or and find it to be an ln­ Liaison, Telecommunications proves true. At least racism as a to go out one night and stab, AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY WITH PRE-LOADED SOFTWARE These percentage are stiII too teresting combination of the Specialists, MicroComputer Ap­ reason to hate and destroy Is beat; kick, punch, rape, rape low. How can this be? Due to technical computer skills and plications Coordinator, lntorrna­ nothing new. At least we can and rape an innocent woman 10 near-death. These kids did it inquire at ECC Microcomputer Lab declining interest in computer practical business knowledge. tion System Auditor which don't understand it. Racism is a careers ana predictions of labor As professor Gordon puts it, Involve programming and sound failure in our society, it is·wrong because it was "tun". It seems 135 E. 24th St., Room 343 demands increasing up to 76 "CIS focuses on' developing really Important. Many paths and we try to correct it. Racism a long time ago now, but there percent by the year 2000, "cur­ systems which will fulfill the ln­ under a CIS major are available is tangible, we can attack it with used to be a time when "fun" or call Alyssa Domershick at 212-725-3264 rent freshmen can expect to en­ formation needs of business at Baruch, consult your legislation and values. We can meant something different. counter a hot market for organizations." You can't do undergraduate bulletin now! attack it with education and "Fun" was playing baseball computer-related jobs" (tntot­ that without knowing the When you start working in the media. With racism, we know or frisbee or handball. Fun was ., business' needs, goals, oblec­ computer field you'll be a where the front lines are. So let going to the movies, or wat­ r- mation Week, 3/15/87). That .4'-... quote is pretty old but the labor tives and policies. That is why specialist, which brings me to the reason this woman was at­ ching TV or riding a bicycle. Fun the systems analyst/designer is tacked be "racism" and make was eating candy, ice cream or ., prediction is more recent her a martyr in the cause to end (Datamation 9/15/88) and is needed. Suppose the current in­ (Continued on Page A6, Col.4) (Continued on Page A6, Col. 3) about the same as the U.S. formation system Is manual? racism. To believe in the real Page A6 Tbe Ticker. May 9,1989 May 9, 1989 TIle Tkker Page A7 OP-ED' NEWS CRIME AGGRAVATED BY APATHY Student Election Results By MICHAEL J. BLUSTEIN " " NUMBER 'OF There is a disease devouring homes. There was no evidence oblivious to the plight of the side and tell them they are hur­ We do not deserve to be pro­ tected by the fine individuals the citizens of New York City. of drugs. worki ng poor, it doesn't make ting the cause of racial harmony . \ ., VOTES, " The most obvious symptom of Some people seem to focus good copy. The only time the in New York City. who comprise our police force. this disease is that horrific on the racial aspect of this public hears of the cri mes of We do not raise our voices to 100 crimes like the infamous Cen­ crlme. Earl Caldwell, Jimmy these slimeballs is when they The root cause of the crime support them when they are ac­ 809 tral Park rape are a part of our Breslin and Richard Carter inflict their venom on a white has little to do with media cused of brutality by the media daily lives. However. other seem to write about little other person, because it sells papers. agitators or professional rabble agitators or professional rabble (uncontested) symptoms are open drug deal­ than race. Sharpton, Kuntsler, The fact that these thugs are rousers like AI Sharpton, the rousers. This is despite the fact ing and prostitution, political Maddox and Mason need to' black and Hispanic should not voting public is the cause. For that they are our sole Iine of corruption and racial create racial incidents from or­ taint the honor- of blacks and too long we have lived like defense against the lawless ..'(Ulmontested) .-... ,~~ . --~~---.:;;;;';-----.~~~~--~--- --.,.~~~...;....~+-+";';""--';""::"'~~':';;:'~~~~":""" ----0.110oo-..;....::;,.... _ divisiveness. The disease is dinary crime to stay in the Latinos. Are Jews less human ostriches burying our heads in barbarians who roam our --==-==-=-:""- called apathy. press, Media coverage of these because of the crimes of Meyer the sand hoping the predators streets. Worse yet, we elect (uncontested), New York City residents have individuals is a function of Lansky and Ivan Boesky? Does wouId leave us alone. We pro­ liberal politicians who enact no one to blame for the current derived demand. Racism sells the fact that the mafia is com­ test the construction of jails in laws making it impossible for state of the city. " is ironic that tabloids, so the media places a prised of individuals primarily our communities. Moreover, we them to do their jobs. Our the name of the jogger was racial spin on crime stories. The of Italian ancestory blemish the permit some individuals to judges make the situation never revealed. In two or three public also likes to be outraqed; reputation of Italians? stand on soapboxes and cry worse by coddling criminals irr­ ... (uncontested) weeks we would have forgotten so the media seeks out bizarre However blacks m ust not ac­ racism every time a police of­ stead of throwing the book at it anyway. Some new act of individuals like Kuntsler and cept the antics of Sharpton, ficer tries to do his job. We elect them. There are not even 271 savagery wiIJ be the focus of our Sharpton to make good copy. Kuntsler, Maddox and Mason. liberal governors like Mario enough judges to insure deals to 302 attention. How many of you erime is intolerable and it The outrageous and scandalous Cuomo who repeatedly veto the save court ti me wiII not have to remember the names should be inexcusable behavior of these individuals death penalty, the only tool be made. 138 , . Eisenberg, Reynolds, Levin, regardless of the race of the may lead some into believing society has to remove these ver­ Nothing will ever change in Hanson and Byrne? We have perpetrator or victim. The liberal the black community condones min from our midst permanent­ New York City. To sum it all up grown accustomed to living excuses tor these hideous crime upon whites. In fact the ly. This is despite the fact that we are pathetic. 306 with such attrocities. crimes (poverty, race, broken only time the black community the overwhelming majority of r------­ The crimes perpetrated on family and race) are unaccep­ is seen as condemning crime is New Yorkers favor the death 243 the jogger were perpetrated by a table. Acceptance of these ex­ in cases like Howard Beach or penalty. I do not think Mario AIDS LECTURE 329 group of mutants. No excuse cuses is an insult to all those in the apocryphal Tawana Brawley Cuomo believes his own To The Editor: can ever justify this crime. Four desperate poverty who struggIe affair; cases where blacks are arguments against the death I appreciate the coverage you of the accused live in the penalty. Perhaps he is more in­ 41.1 honestly to make ends meet. victimized or allegedly victimiz­ gave to my lecture on AIDS treat­ Schomburg Plaza, a middle­ The honest. poor fight for sur­ ed by white people. It is time for terested in his American Civil ment last month at Baruch. class oasis in the desert of vival in the face of the horrible David Dinki ns or Charles Liberties Union rating than in However, I would like to point out poverty we call Harlem. Few of mutant predators. However, Rangel to take Sharpton, Kunt­ the health and safety of his con­ a number of inaccuracies in Sammi the accused came from broken the average person is sler, Mason and Maddox on the stituents. Perez's piece. " First and most importantly, I never stated that "the main purpose and Jomo Kenyatta were all a score ago tuition within CUNY of Gay Men's Health Crisis is to en­ CARIBBEAN together in England as student PROTEST was free. courage people to get tested," That This can be supported by activists. Who could have im­ Politicians now envision tui­ goal is far from the agency's mis­ today's client-state conditions agined that they would later Island. The book states that no tion approaching close to $1000 sion. GMHC exists to provide sup­ ..-" _. - _. - ..- -. .. port to .peopIe with ·-A1DS,- to of the regi()fl to the United become. national vanguards in individuaJ is an entire island for residents and a few thou- educate people about the disease their respective countries' States. This realization should within himself, but every person sand lor foreign students. The and to advocate for people with form the premise for our reason struggles for freedom? It is from is part of a whole, a piece of the federal government has con­ AIDS. The decision to be tested for to struggle. The frequent visits these great roIe models that we main. Most importantly we all sistently reduced its expen­ antibodies to HIV is intensely per­ by the International Monetary must learn and realize that we are dependent on each other ditures for funding higher sonal. GMHC's policy is that each Fund to the Caribbean are are potential vanguards also. whether we like it or not. education. If the tuition con­ individual should consider the ad­ Fitzgerald' and Michael Fox had vantages and disadvantages of lear­ evidence enough that we are Ouremulation should not rest in For those who still found ex­ tinues to be raised, while the some good ideas, said Shum, and ning one's HIV status and make his controlled by outside forces. simply knowing what they did, cuses to not become involved in federal government reduces its indicated that he hopes to work own informed decision. Isn't this dependency parallel to but also how these greats the protest in some way or support, where will the money with them and their ideas for the the region's regression in this achieved thei r goals. What is another, you still way be af­ come from to cover the The laboratory tests I mentioned USA Party benefit of the students. that yield white blood cell counts decade? the value of our acquired fected by the increase now or in marginal costs individuals must Butti said that he was proud that and measure other secretions of the The concept of "dependency" knowledge if we cannot take it he, as an unknown independent the future. You may have produce in order to obtain a immune system are not diagnostic. was coined by Brazilian back to the masses of our children and want to send them hi~her education? If we don't candidate, was able to pull more They are indications of the state of Captures Top votes than the Concerned Baruch • sociologist Fernando Henrique native lands to share it with to a school within the CUNY place some pressure upon the the immune system. These tests can­ Cardosa. Cardosa helped to link them? system, however the cost will politicians to halt the hike, Students Party presidential can­ not "confirm a diagnosis of AIDS didate Fitzgerald. the economic and political The West Indies must be able probably be astronomical by some of us will not finish our or classify a person with the HIV in­ "I feel good about that because I to maintain its world-renowned analysis. The beneficiaries of then. This may sound farfetch­ educations because we don't fection." They can help a person DSSG Positions was totally unknown. So it shows who is HIV infected to monitor development were linked direct­ serenity. This can be ensured ed and unrealistic, but just think have the necessary resources. that my efforts paid off," said But­ their immune system. Iy with those who make the only when we are ready to ac­ ti. I did not say that uHIV decisions. He went on to ex­ cept responsibility by taking up "I think if there was more time I because they are bored. And our systemat ically destroys bodily plain that dependency simply that armor of nationalist aspira­ By BARBARA MEISSNER could've done better," and "I RAPE youth, our hope for the future­ systems," but that HIV states that crucial deci sions are tions. The time is now. May I they think rape is fun. didn't really realize the ethnic diver­ systematically infects certain white sity of the school, which was a ma­ made not by the countries that reiterate that the policy of col­ blood cells. are being "developed" but by onizers and imperialists is to pizza. Though this idea of "fun" jor reason for my loss,' -stated But­ Concerning prevention of PCP, I Sean Mason and Wilson Shum of "If anyone of us won, then the ti. "The real winner was student the foreigners whose interests keep the native in his primitive was probably not the same as COMPUTER did not state that AZT.is believed to the United Students for Action par­ whole team should follow," he add­ apathy in this school," he added. are carefully safeguarded. Car­ condition in order to make him your idea of "fun", I could count prevent this infection. During my ty have been elected as the new ed. Sean Griffith, lower council dosa further explained that economically dependent. Our on some similarity. I knew that I the only drawback of a CIS talk, I did detail other preventive president and vice-president of the "I'm just really glad and very member-elect, received more votes medications. like Bactrirn, Dapsone economic power can be used by unfair Caribbean education would never consider rape, study. What if after five to ten Day Session Student Government. relieved that it's over," Mason than the other council members in and aerosolized pentamidine. Also, foreigners to buy political system is strong evidence of assault and the outright years (or sooner) you get sick of They will take office at the beginn­ stated. Overall, the campaign was the elections. Therefore, he is ap­ power in the countries they this. As young developing in­ destruction of a human Iife­ computers and systems? You I did not characterize AZT as the ing of the Fall 1989 semester. friendly, he felt, "I would say it was pointed council chairperson. penetrate. This can be tellectuals, we must now unite "fun" Until the incident in Cen­ might be in a bind to learn new antiviral "hold[ing] the most pro­ Voter turnout was very low with friendly based on our party," said mise," but said that it is the only translated Into political on common ground to take ad­ tral Park, I would have bet on skills or be in an unhappy situa­ only 1,380 students voting. Mason Mason. He wanted the U S.A par­ drug licensed for HIV infection and vantage of our multi-national your agreement with such a tion. received 700 votes, and Shum ty candidates to project a positive pressure by the metropolis or currently proven to be effective. even military intervention. All of mix in laying down a new toun­ statement. Now I'm not so sure. But if you don't get sick of received 809 votes. The race was not image at all times. Finally, when I was discussing the a close one, Scott Butti, who came Shum, vice-president elect, said this obviously led to distortion dation. That's frightening. computers, job opportunities drug regulatory process, I said that in second for the presidential posi­ "I feel in an election you never can of economy and policy of these As West Indians abroad, we It is because of such things for grads with a CIS degree are it "may" take 9-10 years to license tion received only 353 votes. expect anything, but if the students now dependent countries. It is have to accept the fact that the we have become the unhappiest expected to boom. This was my a drug. This period of time is not re­ Butti, however, a virtual voted by considering past ex­ out of this dependency we as a region's population is being culture ever seen by man. The­ initial reason for deciding on qui red to take drugs through all the unknown received more votes than perience and by records of involve­ reduced to economic slavery most technologically-advanced this major. Landi ng a good pay­ stages of licensing. people should channel our na­ John Fitzgerald, who received 321 ment then it's not surprising that society in the earth's history ing first job with the promise of As these issues are of tremendous tionalistic aspi rations. Why must and degraduation of which it votes. they chose Sean and myself as well we believe we cannot manage must be freed. This freedom can and our population 'becomes upward mobility is great. In the importance to the people who are as the USA party." personally affected, I thought it was Mason, president-elect, stated, our own affairs? be achieved by political educa­ more illiterate by the hour. The long run it isn't everything. Per­ "'I'm pretty excited about getting in everyone's best interest to set the "I felt we worked very hard on the wealthiest society in history, sonally I have to like what I'm started this week," said Shum. Returning to the "vacuum im­ tion and proper organization of record straight. campaign." Also, he said that it doing. Debugging a program is Shum added, "I'm just excited perialism" I speak of, we in exile ourselves. Let our new focus on and yet there is an ever-growing was the USA party's policy of ~~Ik~w,n~bero~,we'rein~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ must begin to formulate our the Caribbean be one for self· number of poor. The most enter­ not a "walk in the park," but it's Sincerely, working as a team that enabled him and number two that we have good strategies for our survival as a management, exclusive of the tained society through a challenge you can sink you Kevin J. Armington to win. "We worked as a team. people working with us." Sea MuoD, praideDt~t,ad Wlho. SlRaID, vice-presklelli~. region. The late national leaders outside interference in mediums such as TV, VCR and teeth into. I like such GMHC, Department of Medical There was no individual campaign­ The other candidates like Butti, Eric Williams, Kwame Nkrumah domestic affairs. CD, yet millions do drugs challenges. Information. ing," said Mason.

cc '. ,. ~. May 9, 1989 TIle Ticker PqeA9 May 9,1989 Paae A1 T1leTkker .I • NE'WS NEWS In response to these allegations Segall said, uThere are classes in sity, allowing parties to run later that building (17 Lexington Ave.). and increasing library,' gym and There are people who want to at­ pool hours. Boisson inquired as to Tuition Hike Protest tend them and I don't want you to whether students and faculty in­ stop them. He later said, UI think volved in the May 2 march at the there's been a violation ofthis mor­ World Trade Center would receive ning's agreement." blanket amnesty. Segall replied, Leaders Meet with The student leaders assured "It's not something I want to get in-. Segall that they were doing their volved in." He stated that this deci­ best to keep things under control. sion should be left up to each pro­ DO YOU AGREE THA. T STUDEN.TS SHOULD BE ABLE Said one, "We are doing it to the fessor. President Segall best of our ability." However, dur­ ing the meeting, Segall received a Segall and the protest leaders phone call informing him that the a: TO HAVE AS MANY ABSENCES FROM CLASS discussed-the attempted takeover of fire alarms had been pulled in III By CAITLIN MOLLISON and E. 18th S1. Said Boisson, "We the Administration Building and it I was decided that several NEXAR R. CEDENO specifically told them not to do ! demonstrators would occupy the things like that." AS THEY WISH? building overnight. Said Segall, "If Student organizers of Baruch's rights of others, vandalism or Segall spoke of his concern over i you want to stay overnight that's demonstration against a proposed destruction.. , Many students this type of incident and said, .~ fine. If you want us to bring you tuition increase met with President reported that they were harrassed '6Things like this damage the image ell coffee that's fine too." The Joel Segall on May 1. during the and prevented from entering or ex­ (of Baruch)." Hesaid that Baruch's Ainsley Boisson, president of tile studentsslept in Segall':; office. protest, to voice their opinions and iting the main building. One stu­ students are viewed as 6'serious and DSSG. concerns. dent, John Marigliano, said that an committed" and the handling ofthe attempt was made to physically stop demonstration "suggests they're possibility of implementing courses When asked if Segall himself Between 10 and 20 students con­ from entering 17 Lexington Ave. not all that serious." He also told or teachers reflecting student diver- were a student now, would be pro­ vened at various times that after­ When he forced his way in. a fight the group that a geographical error test the tuition hike, he said, "Yes, noon in Segall's office, in meetings Vladimir Cadet ensued. was made in choosing the protest but in a different place. They're do­ Christine Rawicz-Twarog that at some points became chaotic. site. "We don't have control," he ing the wrong thing to get what they .Junior . Senior The president's office is located in f said." The control's in Albany." want." He added, UWhat happen­ the Administration Building, 135 E. ed at Baruch is in part because of 22nd St. a prime takeover target of Another important item discuss­ ed was a list of request made by the real anger and peer pressure. In my the organizers. heart I never thought Baruch protest leaders. One request called Yes, I do agree because you never Students are paying for the students would demonstrate. It isn't The main item on the agenda was for more and better student ser- know when there will be an courses, therefore it should be up to that they're apathetic, it's that they r Segall's concern over the way the vices. Segall said that the students emergency. A student should be the them how many times they attend organizers were handling the were losing sight of the issue at work like hell." one to judge how many absences class. demonstrations outside 17 Lex­ hand. "Listen to it outside," he there should be and when to use ington Ave. and III E. 18th St. Other students present at the said in reference to the demonstra­ them. Segall made an agreement with tion. "It has to do with the tuition meetings included Apollo Mathew, Ainsley Boisson, president of the lower council member of the Day I increase. I agree with you. You i Day Session Student Government, =Session Student Governrnent; . ,I don't have an .argument from me I Z Michelle Payne, president of the earlier that morning, that he would ., :II:!3 about the level ofstudent services. I not hinder the students' efforts :~ ~ just wish you wouldn't confuse the ·fa African Students' Association; ~ WIlson Shum, chairperson of the unless "forced" to. > ~ two issues." ~ DSSG's Finance' Committee; He said, "I said I would not in­ .•,:.il'S¥J!t 2: In a later meeting, the students ~ Frederika Watson, vice president of terfere with you or invoke the police S questioned Segall on issues such as ~ the DSSG and James West, the ad­ unless there was harrassment, in­ ~ the lack of tenured women and =. visor to Students For Students. timidation. interference of the Joba MarlgllaJlo, Barucb studellt. ~ minority faculty members, the -

Sheila Alvarez Paul F. Heighton Freshman Sophomore

I definitely think we should have Yes. I believe a student shouldbe A Student Loan Company more than four absences a semester, allowed at liberty to attend or miss because that's ridiculous! This is classes. It is the student's right, but , college and it's supposed to be a it is his/her responsibility to learn change from high school because. the material adequately. After all As Unique As You Are. we're adults and it's up to the stu­ we're adults and OUf choices should ~th ~l"L" dent to be responsible enough to be upheld. a name like EJl1c.lIJ Educaid knows you can't your Fmancial .Ald OttlLl:' cover the work and to do the there's only one thing we (.m wait for your money. )'.)U If vou'rc ellglhle for ;\ St;tlt, 'fll reading regardless of whether they ~(~SL) SL~. do-s-spec ializc in student 111.'I.·ll it ru iw. FrIIlI1 thl.' mlll:lclit l.o.u. or ,H1 ;1',k show up or not. loans. This makes EduC;lIJ WI.' rccc 1 vc )'PUf l. 1.111 ,lprIIL.I- f,lr Educaid. Or givl.:' U~ a c.ill unique among student lend- t iori. wcrc f'l.~htl;lg [hI.:' dl .ck ~ ers. \'lJ\:'ve.madc a busmcss \,11 tEl ' gu'l.:c·(a~i'dUl1c~a·lnlllfsalnvlelnl..y·\o.' ut·;"r Educ~id'w servicing students' special d g.a needs. lr's all we do. TheU'S money, too. You don'r p.IV lMI ~·YOI .. • ,0&00 V'!C··"S'S why we're the besr. AnJ that\ 11H1.·rl.:',t r in uuvrvvr whdl' Union. NJ (201) 686·0101 why you can depend on us (llr you're contmu.ill y'\..'nrolll.:'d II) Toll Free: (800) 338-5616 that special... personal touch school. EJl1L,lId capital izes the 2840 Morris Avenue when you need it. mrcresr (,1I..IJ:-; it to (he pri-nu- Union, NJ 07083 pal) on your SLS llnl) l lnLL'- ~~ .rr c""I"a""n. ') Shelly Simpson Tasha Burnell Freshman Freshman

~ No, because then we wouldn't I think students shouldn't be ab­ sent from class when they feel like fully understand the course. You it. Ifthere's an emergency at home, may have a book, but will we be at work, then it's acceptable. able to understand it all? Go to Students should come to school. class. This is college/and it's very impor­ tant for our future.

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. _.. ------.-...;...-:.._----- ·4 "'AI0 ~9, 1989 May', 1989 The Ticker NEWS 'NEWS a second session could be im­ plemented this summer, however, the group might advocate on issues ing a group- to help in combating the due to the recent budget problems it (cont~!L!~ntPage) I...... · of affirmative action in the college, high dropout rate at the college for Second is impossible. New Evidence Filed in direct contradiction to the First Blacks and Hispanics and to pro- Thomas P. McCarth~,· senior Lrorarbn. ~ Amendment." Department chairpersons in both STUDENTS PROTEST registrar, said the proposed pro­ The plaintiffs are also filing a Summer gram will consist of two summer ~~:~~~l~:s:;:::r~~~dt~~~ O;'d~aging confidential memo" sessions each four to five weeks DSSG SPONSORED By the Baruch written by Baruch vice-president to plan reductions in offered course . Stephen Wertheimer in which he long. Also, a three week winter in­ sections. . tersession is being considered. calls the group "the least capable Session "The story we were told was that group of graduates one could Freshman McCarthy feels that these addi­ we were to cut 10 percent of. the LIp·.. SYN'C nonal courses could increase the Black and Hispanic assemble if one were put delin­ ·fIJ number of sections to be offered quently to task." In this "confiden­ .~ overall availability of classes. without reducing the number of Rumor Dean of Students, Samuel J. tial" memo which was titled "Off­ ~ Reception students," said T.R. Frazier, chair­ .White Paper on the Black-Hispanic Johnson, felt that the additional By TONI COLAVITO' ..~ person of the History Department, session is important· because it Alumni Alumni Matter," Wertheimer said ~ "We were told to plan our fall that "a specific or subtle .directive u.J Workshop Proved allows students to graduate within schedules around this," he said. AdditioBal reportina by 2 four years in a more realistic and Kevin' Evans to accede to a BHAA initiative, ..;,a Dr. Conrad Berenson, chairper­ A reception and workshop for systematic manner. By EDWARD ASANTE would render the City University of 5 son of the Marketing Department New York' executive leadership .0. Liberal Arts and Sciences freshmen False Students want these programs. cepted fewer students this year than it will be held on Thursday, May 18, Brad Huspel, a graduating senior, Because of the racial tensions in­ "Anybody who observed the seriously diminished in autonomy to reduce course sections and cut The Baruch Black and Hispanic alumni associations." . and authority." He went on to say 1989, 17 Lex. Ave., Rm. 1604, at said that the program could have back on secrataries," he said. uQb_ volved in the recent march to [DSSG] vote [on April 25] saw that Alumni group has filed new The press release stated that the that the BHAA could be 12:45 p.m, Come meet fellow allowed him to complete his studies viously, n Berenson explained, Washington issue, the Students for it was racially motivated," said By COLLEEN TIGHE evidence with the U.S. District college administration denied characterized as "sloppy and at students and liberal arts staff. much sooner if it had been available uwe'll be able to do less. There will Students Club boycotted the Day Lockley. Court in the ongoing litigation with recognition to the Black and worst devious" and that "they may Counselors will be available for to him when he entered the college. be less teaching, less of Session Student Government spon­ Rosemary Repole, upper council­ According to the Vice-President Baruch College. If successful, the Hispanic group vbeeause, "Presi­ riot have the strength to live, but help in curriculum planning and Also, it may have made scheduling everything." sored Lip Sync show on April 27, member of the DSSG and Lip Sync for Administration, David Green, school will give recognition to the dent Joel Segall was concerned that they could be strong enough to guidance. Refreshments will· be classes around his job schedule and To compensate, ~uch has ac­ according to Charles Lockley, organizer, said that the students Wert...... , Yke "".,•• for rumors of a second summer session Black and Hispanic Alumni die." Wertheimer refused any fur­ "ell served. To find out more, call allowing for courses with heavy cepted less students this year than it president of' the Students' for had a right to voice their opinions R¥eIopmna. this year are false. Green hoped that Association to operate as a ther comments on the case or on the 725-3228 or stop by Rm. 1503, 17 time demands a little easier, he said-, normally would have said Segall. Students club. and that they did it in a peaceful legitimate branch of the Baruch "Off-White Paper" since the case vide undergraduate students With Lexington Ave. There are difficurties in fitting uWe only took up to the third manner. "Students had a right to be alumni, both financially and in was "in litigation." academic and career guidance. these sessions into the academic allocation from CUNY mad," she said, "but at least they '-.. terms of legal incorporation. .-;,. ..,' David Cole, the attorney After months of deliberations the calendar, according to McCarthy. admissions," he said, adding, got the money; they should be hap­ ~~v~~ ;':' .. In a statement that was em­ representing the BHAA said that college refused to give recognition There . are holidays and official "Last year we took six py." bargoed for release on May 1, the the newly discovered evidence to the BHAA as an autonomous school closings that make schedul­ allocations." The Students for Students Center for Constitutional Rights, body since it would go against ing these extra sessions difficult. Despite this. it is likely that members gave out flyers at the Lip "demonstrates very clearly that Symposium which is representing the Black and President Joel Segall and Wer­ Baruch policy of non­ The winter intersession, for ex­ juniors and seniors can expect dif­ Sync saying:, uSay 'no' to the Lip Hispanic group, said that "the new­ ample, will be extremely short ficulty during Fall registration ob­ Sync; attend the Caribbean F~ theimer deny recognition to the discrimination. The Black and ly revealed evidence supports the BHAA because of their race and Hispanic ad-hoc committee because of the number of holidays taining the higher level courses they Festival and the Gospel choir's claim that Baruch College in January. Students have to learn need. Musical Festival." this is not a permissible rationale" responded by filing a lawsuit on Oc­ discriminated against them on the since it is "an explicitly racially bas­ tober 9, 1984. The case has been in :.: the same amount of material in c'lt seems to me that the major en Repole said that she asked for basis of their race and race-focused ;u three weeks that they would nor­ impact ofthis will be on the number .' f more security because, elIt was my ed decision." litigation ever since having gone ,~ interests." The press release went Joseph Sellman, chairperson of through the District and Appeals ~:n mally have a full semester to learn. of sections to be offered," said .;-4!i responsibility.. I had to make sure on to say that despite the fact that .. :u- Having two short summer ses­ .~ the Black and Hispanic group said courts respectively. All along, the .~ Frazier. "The impact of that is that; .. ':. everyone would be safe." .. Baruch College refused to recognize sions and a winter intersession, Mc it will be more difficult for up­ ~ The Students for Students club that ' rail we ask is fo be treated administration has remained silent ~ the Black and Hispanic group, equally. All we have received is op­ .on the issue citing the reason that earthy further stated, will require perclassmen to get thier classes to goal is to "assist and encourage new because they preferred to have "a ~ position,to our cause." "the case is in litigation." careful course consideration. He graduate," he said. and incoming students to .excel single alumni association at feels, certain classes will not be ap­ "When we do get resources," academically as well as socially; The pending case first reared its The case will be argued in June Baruch;'; in 1984, Baruch, and a decision will be reached propriate to such short periods of said Segall, "we put them into however our club will remain open head in 1982 when an ad-hoc com­ "recognized and gave substantial mittee headed by Sellman informed sometime in the summer or during time and this will; influence which strong faculty. I can't pretend to be to the entire Baruch community," fihancial support to three other PresIdent ~oeI SepII. courses will be offered. happy." according to its constitution. the college of its intention of form- the fall semester.

.' -.. ..#:. . .,,-:. .: .. .' ~ . '., accordingto.CarlAylman•.Student ... _Ay.1ma n responded, '0;1 aal-.UQCOID-. Board Secretary. . fortabJe sJ)eftdiftgmoremoney on Student At a meeting of the Student security at the expenses of other ser­ Center Board, held May 2, the vices. " (Continued From Front Page) ,. . to .your Center Board board objected to paying the in­ crease, which would not result in .. Students wiD be grouped and allow­ Reception any increase in security coverage for . , ed to register based on certain STUDENT LOAN .- ...... Objects To the building. Because the Student criteria: Their degree status, :..::;, _. .._,-.... - college fund grow••• _.. -'"_. -, .. --'1 Center operates" 08 a separate (~ whether they are seniors, juniors, to .'~.' .,?~::-.~.;,:•• .c. LETUSPAY~ ",9;, c.~'-Z" .. budget from the college, receiving .... sophomores or freshmen, and I Increase In its funds primarily from student ac­ whether they are part-time or full­ ¥~~ B'ILLS~ ~ f tivity fees, it also must contract for time students. Honor YOUR Security security separately from the college. He further stated, that if any i~'--- r The increased cost of security con­ classes are still open after Thursday, eJ ; ~~- tracts" would represent approx- August 31, students will be permit­ Motber ~ • Would you welcome assistance in repaying your student loans? - imately 20 percent of the Student ted to exceed the 16 credit limit and Contract Center's budget. • Areyou bilingual and academically prepared to serve in one of the fOIl~wing~ritical shortage areasas: for an additional course. teacher of special education, educational evatuator. speech pathologIst. gUIdance counselor. school Because other expenses have social worker. school psychologist or pnysicat/occ upational therapist? Clara Hale If you answered YES to both of these Questions. Ihe New York City Boar.d. of Educ::ation is ~ffering to Costs already been cut as much as possi­ repay your college loans up to a maximum of $15,000 in return for a scecmec servsce commitment. ble, according to Aylman, the cost DSSG I For more information regarding this opportunity It> have your loans paid. please complete and return would have to be taken from the the coupon below no later than May 15, 1989. Kind Iyattach a resume. (Continued From Front Page) A reception to honor Mother center's unallocated reserve, which Roald M. Auoa, auodate deu of is used for expenses incurred after ---.:------f'Qara Hale and to donate to her the YES. lam.ag.rtol••rn more.bout the Lo.n Forglvenell Program offered by the New York CIty Board 01EducaUon, students. roceeds of the Support Hale PI...... nd me detalt., funds are received from the fall, I The issue was resolved when a House Kids fund-raising campaign spring and summer registration l4ST FIRST motion was passed by the board to will be held in the third-floor of the ADDRESS _ periods. As a result, the Student WRONG Center could be left with a shortfall 135 E. 22nd Street Building on RI&HT CITY STAT£ ZIP· _ at the end of the year, necessitating uesday, May 9 from 4pm - 6pm PHON£( ) layoffs and a decrease in services. A limited number of ,. persons Earn ""I.'e you learn. Manpovver offers: COLLEGE ATTENDED . _ may attend and so prospective at­ Currently, the Student Center has ndees are asked to sign up at the DATE OF GRADUATION _ • Great weekly pay. a contract for 256 man hours of Student Center for the event. security coverage per week at a cost Anyone who has not already con- . • Flexible schedule of S95,OOO, and receives the services tributed to the Support Hale House of two security guards at all times, Kids campaign may still do so. . • Unique testing that reveals your skills except for Fridays, when there are and the types of work you like four guards. A suggestion was (~CNneM...... e..-.•a-l UI believe that the student made by Associate Dean ofStudents • Real work experience Ronald M. Aaron that the Student 80vcmment 'should have given the MAIL TO: Ms. Eileen Delgado, Coordinator money. It should not have lODe • Free wordprocessinq training Loan Forgiven... Prog,.m Center recontract for security with New York City Board of Educall()n1Dlvlslon of Human Resource. another company. However, through appeals," said Ricardo • Good benefits O,ae. of Aec:nlllmMI and Counae11n9 Aylman pointed out that currently ·Hope-Crichlow, senior and former 65 Court Street· Room 102, Brooklyn, New York 11201 .. the building receives extra services president of the West Indian Cub. Make the right move. Cal Manpower today. M.a. 'nIe proerwn II not ...... to CurNnt IIGercI of Educalloll....pIo,..•. at no charge, while another com­ don't think that when the u.s.'-"'anenl ResidenIO' u.s. Citizenship I' reqlUled. Heary McL'-"', director ofIeC1IlIty. '1"1 AIt Iql-'~~""IH pany might charge extra for the pemment gives money it [DSSG] same services and stated, "Ifwe get .is for or against issues." o MANPOJVER· By RITA LEAHY into a what we pay is what we get e..t dInctor oi ...... TEMPORARY SERVICES new York City Ai.... m scenario, we'll be screwed." Rona tlYldes. . The march waS !p:)oscrt'd by the ~ Campaign fot a 'People's Midtown • 100 E. 42nd St. • 557-9110 Board of education ." A $20,000 increase in the cost of Ostrow Board member, suggested that the center pay'the increase, but pay the increased security costs .jfilhtback,' a branch of the. AD­ . " Uptown. 1775 Broadway. 307-1008 obtaining security contracts .for the Student Center for the 1989-90 shut down-services to create a situa· through September', 1989, when the Peoples Congress which is an Penn Plaza • #1 Penn Plaza. 563-7080 board will reconvene to address the academic year could be at the ex­ tion where students and other facul­ IDle.... C...... 'lter C•••da OI'pDimtion based on the theories ____• ~ .-Ka:s:mlfC.J pense of the center's other services, ty will see the impact of the costs. subject. ._'Ir.. of·Marxism-Leninism. .

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~~~~~~~~~"'~~~~~~, The Ticker Staff wishes you a May 9,1989 HAPPY SUMMER!.! BARUCH COLLEGE, CUNY Page B1 an 0- A Journalist's Perspective By SAMMI PEREZ sound in abstract terms. " --- .------When Pareles got out of college, ..,L-_. t.::. . -';;-';;,1 he wanted to buy and hear all the music that was coming out. He ~rote a critique for an unpopular . magazine, which was published, ';;:~' and got him a job offer in New York, earning $ 9,000 a vear, " While editing, he 'wasalso free­ lancing. He worked for the Village Voice, and then started working as a summer replacement at the New ..."another quality of a good- critic is Top row from left..Jobnny Tse, Edward Asante, Caitlin Mollison, Nexar Cedeno Martin Starkey, Mickey I Kramer, Matt Aubry, Roberta Rausaw, Kevin M. Dsmes, William Saint Loois. I being a I Bottom row from left-Glen Spangler, Unda Zuecb, Toni Colavito, Diane Leppek, Rita Leaby, Maria Uu, sucker. ':' Holly Hittmu, Michael Blustein, Dianne Vardon, Marjorie Surprise . t

New York Tfma IDDSic critic JOD ParaIes IIP"'Jrtna at tile loa•.

surprising. n . - bands that try to copy what has Pareles also advises that in order already been out. He says that ifan _to be. a:-~ ;,R1usic c;ri!iS .¥ou ~ve album has the. words-.city.. and night to be..~_of...VIhj are they printed on the 'cover, be doeS not _~]',= L.•)OiL..... Is.•hdC- ..wids jt ..lu.ca.. yet!.kfl&w. 'fieiii~":i_.*:.I._~rII!IF..eltNlil"We'-'mwPY about .Pareles caDs hjmself a critic, not asks .. ~~~~CoIiIiD8".' ~'WIiO-tsOlit'i1idte citY, at a journalist. He-says that there is .a from?.··r..·:it:-~~.:01It of r·J'.~~..W6atbehasnot difference between the two. Jour- - so~,biIIcment.'.ir¥!.::-.;. fOUlJd'~1 says that "You nalists are reporters, who go out recorded It on a TDK tape, or doeS can't teW'i ~"·thiRJfrom Rock and tell what happened. Critics, tell it c~ from the' most expensive 'n Rotl until you hear it. " And that if what happened is any good or studio In L.A.? is why he believes that "Rock 'n not, and what it means to society. Pareles says that he despises rock - (Continued on Poge 84) _.­ Tomorrow's Treasure est: Staten Island? By E. J. MILLS Back then,. colonists threw their Picture this: Baruch College, cient shrine that contains relics." Today, however, this 'Big Apple tale, clouds have them and so do 1989-art history students stare However, a few clever Baruch gloss has paled as the Big Apple has He~ty '~Steel-Saks." junk down their commodes. I bet ~e old never dreamed of the Editorial Staff endlessly at slides of the world of students are wise to this game. They thrown its cores and other garbage In year 3089-A.D., Fresh Kills Ben treasures he would leave behind in first century Meso America. As their know a landfill when they see one. at the island. 1951 idealism and wil,,&e an archaeological goldmine. his pit toilet. instructor drones on about the And, they realize that "relic" is the good intentions have been replaced ' With the combination of modern slgmfiamceof~~s~tu~md academic term for the junk of anti­ by 1989 rats and refuse. . engineering skill to keep the water In 3089 a.d., it is only. natural then to expect art history students jade ax blades, a slide of the city of quity that has survived the test of By 200S A.D., city sanitation of-" out of the sanitary landfill (curtail­ to gaze at slides of the relics La Venta appears on the screen. time. They reason that "high, holy ficials predict the garbage mOUJJ9:1lt -ing leachate and with it, further days" were probably on Tuesdays Fresh Kills to climb 50S feet i~o the waste degration anyway), ar­ recovered from the Fresh Kills site. La Venta, located on the Gulf and Thursdays when the relic men air and weight almost SO,.milIion liferation of plastics within Fresh Students will take notes as their in­ came around to collect the old relics tons, dwarfing the great.-EaYPtian Kills (most impervious to structor analyzes the items used in a ,"--- #- b iodeg.r ation anyway), ar- -I and bring them over the burial at La -.. I Venta. I chaeologists.. anthropologists, and The students from Staten Island, ~ :ve~st=o::Or=~h~~ An~ .... "retic' is the; .. the g8rbilge' ... Fresh ... Kills· Editor-in-Chief· Caidin Mollison" News Editor to be­ Sdnrimmer, Diane Leppek and Chris Ward. . . i however, are especially sensitive to this slide of La Venta. Some of .,,-:~tn.O#iiId. disposal. Toni Colavito. academic. term I at.. will~ be An . them begin to wonder if art history I .: .. Leachate is the brown liquid that .,_._," __._..!6J_:"":;'_ torthe junk professors in the year 3089 A.D. will refer to their island, specifically "Fresh Kills," as an "ancient ' ~;r~/~:::~; ~~~~i~~J. [arCh~~/~ otanI/quit'!... ; shrine that contains relics." Fresh Kills, a 3000-acre·site on ~d Join us May 19, in Rm. 30' f for coast of present day Mexico, thriv­ the island, has been home to New Kbufu. drinkable. Degration is garbage society's everyday life, epitomes of ed over twenty centuries ago as an York City garbage since 1948. And,... writes New York Times decomposition. its true culture. And, with ODe of acropolis for the ancient Olmec Three years later, the landfill was reporter. Richard Severo, Uft will Already in America's short the slides the instructor is destined' The Summer Bash Ticker Party people. In this city ofthe gods, used christened by then Oty cQJIIIttuc­ rival even the Creations of nature history, one century's junk has -to saY. uHere"is a classic exampleof only on "hiIh holy days;' a huge lion CoordinalQr Robert ~~and and will be the tallest mountain on become another's m useum the great throw-away society oflate dirt mound rises in thesouth part of his colleapes .. beiJII> ..at once tOe Atlantic coast.betWeen Florida ~es. Just tI'8~ t~~~ . 20th century AIBa'kae Theift-you ~ 6-IOpm the city. The mound dwarfs all the pradical~ ..ideali,*.':'· -Addina, and a cluster ofhigbermountains in of BeD Frankhnrs· bome- in - see bete-.. aD Ulira-·· structures that neilbbor it. 1be in­ ''1be' Fr. Kills,' f ·'1. project Maine..•" PbiIadeIphia. Nearby, you'H- fiDd a Pampers Plus aDd ....used in'the struetof tells the class that the cannot fail to afIid'ea-ttuctively a It sounds ominous, doesn't it'? museum filled with cups and plates boDdiDa procea bet... 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Remembrance MARTIN STARKEY (Cantin- ed from Page 84) opening reception was sponsored by produced anti-semtic film "The of th , Holocaust. For example one about the 37,000 people who fled liberation. Lahav and the Yiddish Society. Eternal Jew." boa:-d is about the Jew's exodus .Germany in 1933. After viewing the exhibitone The exhibit itself. is a stirring and The majority of the pictures will Another board has paintings. by comes to understand what Pro­ lARK'S provocative collection of works that affect you deeply. For example one ...although these people imprisoned in the concentra­ fessor Heuman meant by "remem­ opens a window to the horrors of emotional picture shows an 55 tion camps. These paintings. with brance being the key." An exhibit RT'S the past. Topically the pictures trooper taking aim ata Jewish pictures seem to their somber colors give you the such as this one can only serve to range from aspects of Nazi policy woman who desperately tries to reach out and relay sense of desperation in the camps. warn us of the implications involv­ and propaganda to the concentra­ cover her child. There are pictures of the Nazi ed when a- group of people succumb The Batmobile: tion camps. The pictures are accompanied by their messages to killing squads. resistance to hysteria, irrational thinking and a Corvette on The viewer will wonder how such informative captions that answer you all by movements in Warsaw and the extreme prejudice. Only if we steroids. irrational propaganda could have whatever questions a viewer may Parczew forest. Kristallnacht preserve the past and indoctrinate entranced a nation. For example have. although these pictures seem themselves. (November 7. 1938, the Night of today's youth in its horrors can we there are caricatures' that compare to reach out and relay their Broken Glass) and the camps know that a Holocaust will never the Aryan to the Jew. There is also messages to you all by themselves. from Germany from 1933 to 1938. (Dachau, Ebensee, Auschwitz. occur again. a picture of a poster for the German Each board relays another aspect The accompanying caption tells you Bergen-Belsen, etc.•.) and the " DAY SESSION STUDENT GOVERNMENT 'The Bat Plane

"Winged freak. .. Wait 'till they get a bulence almost ripping him from the dangl­ LIP SYNC '89 load of me!" ing rope ladder. The helicopter positions The silhouette of the. Gotham City itself high above the Gotham suspension Bridge stood in the background as he step­ bridge as the JOKER shows the Dark ped out of the shadows clad in white face. Knight that he has the upper hand with the Ruby-red lips crossed his face from ear to introduction of Vicki Vale. She is frighten­ ear as he smiled fiendishly at the dark figure ed, beaten, and nearly unconscious. The-­ before him. part of BATMAN that is Bruce Wayne "Jack is dead, my friend...You can call screams. He must save her... me JOKER!" The JOKER stepped outof the shadow of the Gotham City Bridge and stood face SEE THE to face with darkness; face to face with the Dark Knight-face to face with THE BAT­ MOVIE MAN. "Nice suit." said the grinning psychopath in a low sarcastic, monotone voice. The bat was not amused...The moon shined brightly down upon the ~e night ~ ~--_.._._------.--...... ~----_.•.. _...••._- - ··-ffiil en@ulred Ci6lhlDn and me cast an CD ...... ~~---~ ... j ominous 'shadow" against the white face, 1 ~ ~ z bright green hair and purple suit of the a: < vilJianous clown man. ~ The Dark Knight threw his long black cape up quickly. His eyes and yellow bat emblem appeared to glow as the bright yellow moonlight burned the image of the six-foot bat into the retinas' of the JOKER. JUNE 23rd OCCOMICS Gotham City Bridge...Ominous...For­ boding and the JOKER belched out a twisted, demented laugh as his underlings appeared to destroy the bat. BATMAN is not phased. He leaps as the sound of a helicopter fills his senses. The JOKER bolts ·for the approaching helicopter. He is get­ Karen Thomas, Stepben ting away. Batman will haveto dispose of Seignious I these lackeys quickly if he is to stop him. Like a hazy black blurr the BATMAN strikes. leaping over one of the JOKER's men and capping another in his jaw. The Dark Knight swings his powerful first around connecting with his targets with precise accuracy_Five men fall as the JOKER leaps on a swinging ladder dangling from his bright red. almost pink helicopter. The Bat turns and glances upwards toward the whirling wind-machine and lunges for it. The JOKER's men lay in the street moaning and groaning...Totally Tania Smith, George Pasco, Diva La Boy. Eric Young, LydeU defeated. But the battle isn't over. The Dark Knight grabs the ladder as the helicopter darts out over the river. Higher and higher the pink craft ascends into the Sean Seignious, Karen Tbomas, Marcel First Place eerie Gotham night and the BATMAN Langbom, Dionne McKenzie aad Stephen climbs the frail ladder as the harsh wind Seignious. chums above the river. The helicopter door swings open and the Second Place Eric Young; Ron Edwards, Lydell Thompson. crazed painted face of a maniac peers down at the approaching BATMAN. Third Place "It's a long way down "Bats!" yells the JOKER. "It would be a pity if someone Fourth Place Tomia Edwards, Dawn Manuel, AIIthere WDliams, kicked you in your teeth and you slipped RoIMD <;:oleman. and fell to your death-or maybe you'd like to dive 1000 feet into the calm cool river Fifth Place .G.arY Montesiaos, Lysandra sat.., Cyathia below to save the life of a very nosey Olmeda.. woman reporter who doesn't want to leave me alone! I think she needs to be tal1ght a lesson...A 1000 foot drop lesson!" The Bat stops dead and glares intensely at the corrupt clown m~nace known as the ADd the -wiDDer Is? BY MARJORIE SURPRIS JOKER. The wind blows harder then before and his cape sways in the harsh tur- IIldl Mdrlk.a .. •" ,.. t... ,'~ all.TIle,... . ~ ... 1 it, . }\fay 9, 1989 Deneker Page B9 PageB8 TIle Ticker May 9, 1989 ARTS ------,---,------

LARGER THAN LIFE HiLo's, combine that with the syn­ are rarely soft. The ballads on KEVIN J\!\. DA/vlES Jody Watley copation and clarity of Bobby "Fruit... " are more pleasing to the MCA Records McFenin and the harmonic fullness ear, if for no other reason than . RATING: II TT of an orchestra, and you will have there are no overbearing sexual , ~ something to compare Take 6 to. overtones inthem. They are very Wow! That was my initial, secon­ .~- This group delves into all genres, romantic. "I Think It Was dary, and tertiary reactions to almost as if to offhandedly suggest December" is a funny story of a "Larger Than Life," Jody Watley's­ to all so-called critics and young girl coming of age, while T UR second solo album. Watley won the aut horities just h ow banal "Tears Of Joy" is less comical yet 1988 Grammy Award as Best New equally enjoyable. My favorite is OF THE Artist for her eponymous debut classifications of music are. From the gospel-influenced tracks like "Always In My Dreams," which I album. One would think her second "David And Goliath," "Mary," would love to see performed in con­ album would be a bit disappointing, cert because of its uplifting ending. _ simply because it is difficult for and "He Never Sleeps" to the F---.. --" ",. universality of •'Spread Love," the -"Fruit... " is a fun, complete any artist to come out with two sound they provide us with is YOUR T .'ELVE blockbuster albums in a row. Dispel album, running 'rhe gamut - of ... all that when listening to revolutionary. The rumor floating human emotion. A collection would around is that their fullness is at­ ~ INCH "Larger...," for this album is be incomplete without it. (''1~ . twice, perhaps three times better tributed to the doubling of all vocal ~ ~ tracks. If this is so, it serves as a j than her debut. (j -- testament to the sextet's writing, What is most impressive about LIVIN' LARGE reading, harmonic, rhythmic, and E.U. I this album is Watley's influegce i(• arrangement skills. I have yet to Virgin Ii, over it. She wrote 11 of the album's hear them miss a note. I RATING: TIT 12 songs, and reportedly maintain­ Things get a bit more frightening , THE WHOLE •~ ed complete creative control over all for those who know about har­ This album should come with the its aspects. Watley also dispels any monics and chords, because those warning: "For party people only." WORK FOR doubt the public may have about Everything here is go-go influenced, I people have a better idea of the her being merely an overrated diva­ songs' complexity. .If you don't and I mean everything. The quick­ ::;:. THING II in-the-making, capable of not much know any music terminology, rio tempo cuts are go-go (mind you, more than uptempo funk songs. matter; you will still enjoy this quick-tempo in go-go-is·not much Before going on with the album reviews, I must send thanks to the The album includes three ballads: album immensely. Only angels quicker than a normal hip-hop following members of the recording industry for their continued sup­ the Paulinho DaCosta-influenced should sing like this. beat), the mainstream jams are go­ port throughout the school year: "Precious Love," "Only You," go, even the slow jams are go-go. and the begging-to-be-released Make no mistake about it, this is a "Everything." FRUIT AT THE BOTTOM party album. Renee Foster, MeA Records Mario R ios, Polygram Records Even with the strength of the Wendy And Lisa Full speed and straight ahead is 725-7622 Yolanda Davis, Virgin Records Amy Welch, Polygram Records ballads, make no mistake about it: Columbia Records" the only direction this album goes. Rm 301 F STUD. Dara Cohen, Sleeping Bag/Fresh Tracy Miller, Profile Records this album is F-U-N-K-Y. No RATING: TTT There are really no ebbs and flows era Records Nelson Roman, Big Beat Records disrepsect intended, but Watley, in No, Wendy MeJvoin and Lisa as with a conventional album. spots, even out funks labelmates Coleman are not new to the music Even, "Taste Of Your Love," a Mary Moore, Arista Records Laura Hynes, Tommy Boy Records GUY and Bobby Brown. If you industry. In fact, both were virtual­ ballad, is laden with funk, and Ashleigh Sanford, Arista Records The Staff at Downtown Reords cannot believe it, just listen to ly born into it: both their fathers Gregory FJliot's lead vocal reminds Deana Perera, Atlantic Records The Staff at Rock and Soul Records "Friends," a rough, definite hit were record producers in their me of Sugarfoot of the Ohio Laura Pierce, Capitol Records Arthur Jamison buoyed by the presence of Eric B. hometown of Los Angeles. Both Players. "Taste..." should make it Beth C. Lewis, Private Music and Rakim; "L.O.V.E.R;" the have have international "chops" on quite a few "Quiet Storm" for­ Beth Jacobsen, Capitol Records rock-tinged "What 'Cha Gonna Do Francis Pennington, Chrysalis (playing experience) through their mats. The other ballad, "Don't Dave Jurman, Columbia Records For Me" (no, it is not a remake of Records , Paula Rogers, CBS Records Chaka Khan's hit); and the an­ Corey Phillips, WHCS Radio, Dave Costanza, Epic Records themic "Lifestyle." If you are still HURter College -noreon,jm;ed, -'tfre- listen to '~ Steve Kennedy, CBS Records Craig Lopez, WBMB Radio, Love's Sake.~' This last single is Joyce Loebl, Set To Run Public Baruch College white hot, and I shudder to think Relations The Staff at Vinylmania Records what a (Timmy Regisford?) remix Catherine Rees, RCA/Novus vould sound like. Records Watley has proven that things for her have, indeed, gotten "Larger... '· the second time Thanks must also go out to The Ticker staff, who left me alone to around. Also worthy of credit is write whatever I wanted to write. producer Andre Cymone. Despite Watley's immense talent, the album would not have been half as good if Cymone was not there to tailor his Minnesota funk to Watley's style. This should tum out to be one of the year's finest when the Grammy Awards are rolled out next year. Fruit Rises: "endy (seated, middle), Lisa (far right)" and friends have a sweet album. DOO BE DOO WOP BOP! Take 6 association with Prince. Both Wen­ Turn Around," vaguely reminds Reprise/Warner Bros. dy and Lisa were integral parts of me of the types of things Blue RATING: IIIII the now-disbanded Revolution, Magic put out. writing, and arranging for the band The rest of the album is a stone­ _I know the album is already eight for some eight years. "Fruit At The cold jam session. Included are months old. I know the group has Bottom," the duo's second album, staples like "Shake Your Thang" won two Grammy Awards. I know reflects a lot of that tenure with The with Salt 'N Pepa, a remix of "Da this sextet shine brilliantly on Joe Purple One, yet still retains a Butt," and "Buck Wild." "Ex­ SampJe"s new "Spellbound" album refreshing individuality. press" may sneak on to a lot of (Reprise/Warner Bros.). (See This is not a regurgitation of turntables this summer because it is NOTES.) It remains that unless you Prince's material, nor is the album a go-go interpretation of Kraft­ have the album, compact disc, or dependent on such material. werk's classic "Trans Europe _Ex­ cassette, you probably have no idea Prince's only involvement with the press." of just how good Take 6 is. project thus far is an import remix The polyrhythmic renderings of­ "Spread Love" and "Gold of "LoJly Lolly." (See NOTES.) fered by E.U. are dense, too heavy Mine"-the tracks played by most Wendy and Lisa illustrate their if you are not in the proper mood. radio stations-are not fully in­ songwriting proficiency clearly, and But, after all, that is the focus of dicative of their ability; they are not the band supporting them should go-go as a genre. So, basically, be ""/ even two of the best tracks on the soon acquire their "chops." The prepared to party or step off. t/ album! (Besides, this is the only album is. well-crafted, complete in ~ album I have heard in the last two its use of imagery, and downright . years worthy of the esteemed TT- funky in spots. Such spots include en TIT rating.) the aforementioned "Lolly Lolly," I Q a:: I advise you to go outside on one ..Are You My Baby," and the Jesse 1 "~ 1 of these fine spring days Nature Johnson-written "Satisfaction." NOTES 8UJ 01: blesses us with and look towards the Also of note is the hard-driving If you thought the New. York Ci­ ~ azure skies. The vast, seemingly "From Now On (We're One)." ty club scene was more than a bit ~ endless atmosphere your eyes take It is with the ballads that Wendy lame, you'll cringe at the New York 9t f14. in is somewhat indicative of the and Lisa's individuality shows itself Oty Planning Board's proposal talent Take 6 has. And the birds in most. Prince's ballads were never .', that would restrict new dance clubs the background chirp with the same reaJly ballads; they were slow jams­ from staying open past 12:30 a.m. beauty that emanates from their used as testaments to an overactive t on weekdays, and 2:30 a.m. on .'" The incredibly talented Jody Watley. mouths. Ask your parents about the libido. Even now, Prince's ballads

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When the curtain goes up on Die Walkure, the second opera in the cycle, deep in the forest. the interior of a rude dwelling built around a huge tree trunk with the hilt of a sword sticking out of it is seen. A storm is raging. Siegmund, a Walsung (a race fathered by Wotan with a mortal woman).. bursts into the hut. He is fleeing from his /> enemies, having lost his sword and shield. He collapses on the floor. Sieglinde, who lives there with her husband, Hunding, revives him and persuades him to stay and rest. They are immediately drawn to each other. Hunding enters. When he learns that Siegmund is a Walsung, an enemy of his race. he tells him that he must defend himself in the morning. Sieglinde gives Hunding a sleeping potion. She tells Siegmund of how she was forced to marry Hunding and of the stranger who plunged the sword in­ to the tree. Siegmund realizes it was own father Walse (Wotan in disguise) and that Sieglinde is his long-lost sister. They embrace and declare their love for each other. They know that through them their race will go on. (Continued on Page B/5) - -...... -- ~ ... -~ ,.... . ·..

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And while we're out at it, why not spend has invented a process to manufacture some money on a good pair of speakers? uranimum. Wagner I Altec Lansing is as good as any. A pair of This is,the alchemists' dream come true: K-9: More Stupid Pet Tricks Altec Lansing speakers. What kind? Altec to manipulate the molecular structure of Lansing Model 511. How- much do they elements to. make other elements,. Facile. (Continued on Page B12) I JERRY TA cost? I'll get to that later. What can they LJT Group is still a relatively small-sized K-9. Starring James Belushi, Mel Harris, Kevin Tighe, Ed O'Neal, and introducing Jerry Lee. Directed by Rod company compared to, let's say, a multi­ Daniels. Running Time: 103 minutes. Rated PO. •• ' . do? Okay. That's better. Knowing that Aberich will himself as Gunther. He agrees. As national giant such as Nomura, but it is destroy the gods - if he regains Gunther, he bring Brunnhilde to Model 511 is a four-way tower growing. LJT Group is financially backed yo" possession of the ring, Wotan has the castle, taking the ring from her. '¢ ..-: •: UDI 'loudspeaker. It is intended to give you com­ by the Swiss leviathan Credit Suisse, and , , sent instructions to his nine Several years pass. In Siegfried, ~~ .. plete control over tonal balance.-There are has a presence in New York, West Ger­ , , daughter-goddesses (the Valkyries, we see a handsome young man in tI'~ _ four levels of control in crossover system. many, Australia, Manila, Hong Kong, 00_ The first is for the two lO-inch woofers. borne to him by Erda.) that they are the cave dwelling of the Nibelungs Thailand, Malaysia, Singapore, and China. to roam the world claiming the with Mime, who is vainly trying to­ The others allow adjustments for the treble, Its industries are widely diversified, with midrange, and bass, with a plus or minus of bodies of dead heroes. They are to forge a weapon for him. Siegfried products ranging from health foods to be taken to Valhalla where they will pesters Mime for information about 3dBs. Its dimensions are 57 x 13 x 13.5 in­ municipal wastewater treatment, ches. be immortalized so they can defend his parents: Mime tells him he It is due to go public on the Taiwanese the gods. found his mother ill and helpless in So how much does it cost? A mere stock exchange, the Weighted Index, He summons Brunnhilde-the the forest and brought her home to $3,000. Yes. Why not? sometime later this year, with an initial of­ take care of her. She said her name fering of $100 million in capital stock. eldest Valkyrie-to the mountain top (Withdraw your IRAs for the last "x" was Sieglinde and that her son's Clearly now, one of its future aces must and tells her to defend Siegmund in numbers of years, suffer the iota of a penal­ name was to be Siegfried. Before lie in its purported ability to have invented a his battle with Hunding. Fricka in­ ty, and there you have about $2,000. And she died in childbirth, she gave To Summer uranium-manufacturing process. But for terferes, saying the marriage vows 69 cents. Anyway, there's that bond matur­ Mime the pieces of the sword which now. it seems well poised for an explosion must be protected. Sadly, Wotan ing this summer with a face value of can be forged into a weapon only by of phenomenal growth. . must agree. Brunnhilde appears­ $1,000? Never mind the meager interest. someone who has never known Sic itur ad astra. before Siegmund and tells him he fear. Siegfried takes the pieces and as 0 ywoo gone to t e with the best snout in the drug- tagonist to plague a protagonist in Consolidate your holdings and there you've will die in battle and then be taken And e farishta. makes a new sword for himself. dogs? Well, anyone whose seen K-9 busting business. Together this years" Tighe is a namby-pamby $3,000. And 69 cents.) to Valhalla. He refuses, saying he Or two. Mime says he will take him to the might think so. K-9 is UNIVER- unlikely duo learns to trust one looking actor who is trying to act Sea That is what can you get for $3,000. Nice .will kill both Sieglinde and himself. and dragon's lair where he will learn SAL PlcruRES latest release and another as they proceed to hunt tough and it doesn't work. Mel maple it is. Touched by his devotion to fear. As Siegfried wanders through it stars James Belushi a high- down a deadly drug kingpin (Kevin >. Harris (!~thirty something") is also Sieglinde, Brunnhilde decides to as Sure. the forest, we hear UForest Mur­ strungnarcotics cop who can't seem Tighe). along for the ride as Dooley's help him. While Siegmund and Why not? murs," a lovely lyrical passage in to get anyone to work with him K-9 is a buddy-buddy movie that girlfriend who, unlike her bo, takes Hunding are fighting Wotan comes A long gap will follow this issue's col­ Model 1000 recorders were promised. the strings. Siegfried finds the because all his police buddies think pairs a dog with a human to the an immediate liking to Jerry Lee. Now for more serious matters. On the in and causes Siegmund's sword to umn, so in OUf final tete-a-tete this spring, Usually, manufacturers are engaged in a dragon, which is really Fafner who he's crazy; and Jerry Lee, the K-9 point of the dog taking on human K-9 is also longer than it has to side of high tech, everyone has probably break, allowing Hunding to kill I'd just like to sum up the world of high fierce competition to flex their muscles in has changed his shape to protect his wonder who finally ends up as characteristics. It's also cute to be. Director Rod Daniels (UTeen already heard of the race for the commer­ him. Wotan points his spear at tech during the first half of this year, with consumer CD technology. First, there were gold. As he kills the dragon, a drop Belushi's new partner. watch as well to a point Jerry Lee Wolf," "Like Father Like Son ") cial applications of superconductivity. Hunding, who falls dead. Brun­ an emphasis on audio. 8-bit oversarnpling players. Then there were of its blood falls on his hand which The plot is nothing we haven't performs a bunch of stupid pet and screenwriters Steven Siegel Well, that's still a few years down the road. nhilde manages to salvage the pieces The best medium for hi-fi is still the CO, I6-bit oversampling, Quite an achievement. enables him to ,understand the seen before. Belushi, who portrays tricks that ultimately steals the and SeD/! Myers apparently got too And everyone has probably heard of the of the sword and steal away with but the digital audio tape (DAT) may soon In fact, NEe recently introduced their first language of the birds. They tell him detective Thomas Dooley, gets shot show right from under Belushi's caught up in the wonder of wat­ race spawned by two cesearchers in Utah Sieglinde. Wotan follows, furious take hold of many new fans stateside. CD player with I6-bit capacity. So now it they will take him to the mountain at during a routine stakeout and he nose. Subsequently, we get engross- ching Jerry Lee perform such in­ for commercia! applications of nuclear at Brunnhilde for disobeying his Several companies have announced their in­ seems that I8-bit oversampling would be top surrounded by fire where a is quick to jump on the trail of the ed in Jerry Lee's cute, quaint and credible stunts and tricks. Roll reactions at room temperature. The latter, orders. tention to market OAT's in America, but the next trendsetter. Sansui, however, took in passing, still needs to be verified and ac­ beautiful maiden waits for a hero. people responsible. He attempts to amazing tricks that we forget about over. Play dead. Beg. Sit-e-you'Il do Nakamichi will be the first to manifest such the pursuit from another angle: it became cepted by the scientific community at large. The prelude to Act Three is the On the way he meets Wotan, who get a partner to help him out, but the story that is basically nothing all of the above when you go to see intent. Nakamichi recently made this clear the first manufacturer to develop a player Nevertheless, what has probably escaped famous orchestral piece, "Ride of tries to block his path. Siegfried unfortunately no human cop wants more than a vehicle used to show this one. at the Winter Consumer Electronics Show with a l-bit digital-to-analog (0/A) con­ many people's attention is this: LJT Group the Valkyries." They gather on the breaks Wotan's, spear with his to wor k with him so he enlists the aid off this amazing animals talents. -Martin Starkey (CES), where shipment of its $10,000 verter. International, a company based in Taiwan, mountain top. Brunnhilde arrives sword. He braves the fire to reach of Jerry Lee-a superbly trained Good thing too because the story is with Sieglinde and begs her sisters Brunnhilde and awaken her with a German Shepherd K-9 police dog lame! Kevin Tighe is the worst an- for help but they are too frightened kiss, She welcomes him as her hero . - --- of Wotan. She gives the pieces of and mortal lover. ,-- .the SW9~(t to_Si.eglip.cte__an.

" at the foot of the world ash tree. of a new world. The spring dried up and the tree Wagner uses the leitmotive withered when he took a brancb musical signature as the master plan from it to make a spear for himself. for the four operas: each character, He engraved secret symbols on the some objects (such as the sword and spear which gave him world power, the ring), emotions and lofty but now it has been broken. The themes all have their own musical gods await their doom. As they identity which Wagner weaves into weave, the rope of destiny breaks. an immensely rich and varied music The Noms disappear. tapestry. Some scenes are long and On the mountain top, Siegfried drawn out. \Ve wish that the com­ prepares to go forth to perform poser had, here and there, taken a heroic deeds for Brunnhilde. He little tuck in the music fabric. But gives her the ring. We hear the this is a small complaint when we music of the "Rhine Journey" as he consider the majesty and power of -4\ ':llt... leaves. this masterpiece. At the finale of 'f - Siegfried arrives' at the castle of Gotterdammerung" we feel we have the Gibichungs, where he finds arrived at the end of the journey Gunther, his sister Gutrune, and which we began in Das Rheingold. their half-brother Hagen--sgn of That is. the true test of the music Alberich. Hagen plots to have and the fine performances given us Siegfried marry Gutrone, who gives by the Metropolitan Opera. him a love potion which causes him The Ring Cycle will be repeated to forget Brunnhilde. Hagen also in the 1989-90 season at .the plans for Gunther to marry Brun­ Metropolitan OpeIa and broadcast nhilde. He persuades Siegfried, us­ in its entirety over WNET.on four ing the Tarnhelm, to disguise consecutive evenings-in June 1990.

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night as the two visit the- ~t cemmetery. It is at this time that we are given our first "glimp­ se" of another pet cemetery, one where dead does not mean forever. mid-June,.. SLAMMER OF THE' artist GUY, whose eponymous an all-star line-up of performers... album. entitled "Head To The While the rest of the famiiy is off visiting relatives, Dr. Creed finds h,is daughter's SUMMER: There are- few times I debut album (finally) reached No.1 Epic Records plans to release a Sky." The group's third album is Pet Semata!y__ beloved cat dead on the side of the road. A neighbor, Judd Crandall, not teenngtnar TOUR am so moved as to declare a track a on Billboard's Hot Black Albums "Greatest 'Hits" volume for again produced by Full Force, and Creed's young daughter is ready to learn about death, takes Creed to the cemetery beyond seasonalslammer, yet Soul n Soul's chart. the album also achieved Michael Jackson towards the end of is available on Columbia Records... PET SEMATARY - Starring Dale Midkiff, Fred Gwynne and Denise Crosby. Directed the cemetery. The next day the cat is.alive in the garage. However, to quote Judd, (Continued from Page B8) "Keep On Movip'" is 'worthy of plal.'tflUm status in ApriL .. " A Dif­ this year... Bobby Brown has writ­ The word from Minnesota is that by Mary Lambert. Running time 107 minutes. Rated R*** "sometimes dead is better." This is the philosophy of the entire film. And, even after the such accolades. Finally, good ferent World" star Jasmine Guy ten and. produced two songs for the The Time'is about to regroup, but once pleasant cat turns vicious, and emits a horrible smell, a distraught Dr. Creed returns songwriting, structure, chord pro­ has signed with Warner Bros. "Ghostbusters 2" soundtrack... get this: side one of the album is to to the pet cernetary with another corpse he wishes to have alive again. weekends. Also consideration is a gression, and vocal work are com­ Records and should release her sultry Samantha Fox started touring be produced by Prince; side two is The acting in this movie was wonderful.Dale Midkiff is completely believable as an in­ rule that would require all new bined with a wicked beat. Of special debut album towards the end of the May 2nd, buoyed by a six-piece to be produced by Jimmy Jam and telligent doctor, loving husband and father who slowly becomes consumed by the power of clubs to. undergo an application' interest are Carol Wbeeler's engag­ summer... As previously. reported band. She wil! be performing on the Terry Lewis. You think that's not the pet cemetery. Formerly seen as the young Jock Ewing in "Dallas: The Early Years," process that would last about six ing vocals, neither too harsh nor here before, Quincy Jones will West Coast during the beginning of going to be funky? ... Also, Prince and as Elvis in Priscilla Presley's Elvis andMe. this role was a big departure for him. months, with a review at the end of soft. There is even a violin solo, and finally release his long-awaited solo the month, then hit the Southeast. is supposedly remixing Wendy & Denise Crosby, who stars as Creed's wife, Rachel has a relatively smal, but important role. three years. The date for a vote has the violin has not been a prominent project this summer, but it will be She should be in the Northeast by Lisa's "Lolly Lolly" (Columbia). Her secret horrifying past, and uneasiness about death lend this film the perfect edge. It , not been set. If passed, the measure part of a dance track since the or­ on Warner Bros., not A & M early to mid- July, .. Lisa Lisa lind There is no word when the remix was great to see veteran actor Fred Gwynne, (who we all fondly remember as Herman would result in the total obliteration chestras of the old disco era. Mixes Records. Jones's album will feature Cull Jam have released their third will be available... Munster), appear as the spooky, yet concerned neighbor, Judd Crandall. Gwynne can also of New York City club life as most by Nelson "Paradise'" Roman and be seen in the recently released "Disorganized Crime." people know it. As Michael Musto Craig Kallman assure the trak ofex- Perhaps the best performances came from the children. Eight-year-old Blaze Berdahl of the Village Voice says, "the city tended multi-format play. The 'plays the attention-grabbing, oldest child, Ellie. She is terrorized throughout the movie by that never sleeps will become the ci­ track is now available domestically realistic nightmares, which turn out to be more real than even she thinks. Her scenes with ty that is never awake." The New on Virgin Records'. The Soul II Soul Dale Midkiffas they discuss death are particularly touching, However, the performance by York Cabaret Association asks that album is due out in June... Also 29-month-old Miko Hughes is particularly unforgettable. This "child" actor pulls off a anyone interested in saving the club from the Roman/Kallman board fantastic transformation from the most adorable baby to a "reborn" murderer. scene write or phone Deputy Mayor will come Total Science's "Just A Several of Stephen King's other novels that have been adapted into movies were Robert Esnard, who is responsible Little Bit" (Big Beat), a Marsball slaughtered when they hit the silver screen. Salem's Lot for one was crucified to such an for coordinating the proposed zon­ Jefferson album, and an album by. extent that the story was completely different than the novel. I place this one up in the ing laws. Roman himself.... Nona Hendryx - ranks with Silver Bullet, Christine and Carrie-only scarier. CRUISING WITH JOE SAM­ has switched over to independent When I was seventeen, I went to see the original A Nightmare on Elm Street. It scared If you' are a horror-buff, do not miss PET SEM4 TARY. It may well be the scariest PLE: I realize this pas relatively lit­ Private Music, and will be releasing me so much, that I remained wide awak-e all night. I can honestly say, "~Nightmareon movie you've ever seen. tle to do with dance music per se, her _label debut in (when else?) Elm Street" was child's play compared to Stephen King's PET SEMATARY. but anyone interested in good music June... After a lengthy absence, Lisa Cermak King, the Master of Horror, has successfully managedt, terrify his audience with this owes it to themselves to check out Joyce Sims has finally released her his first screenplay adapted from one ofhis novels. Based 0 the 1983 bestseller ofthe same the "Spellbound" album by Joe new single, entitled "Looking For name, PET SEMATARY is a horror story in every sense f the world! There is somegore, Sample (RepriselWamer Bros.). A Love" (Sleeping Bag). The single . but not unnecessary amounts. Sample, you remember, is the foun­ is co-produced and -written by PET ~EMATARY is the story of a young doctor with a beautiful wife and two adorable ding member of the legendary Sims, and she handles the same children; the perfect American family. They move from Chicago to Maine, alongside a ~i;~ .I~II'!~ Crusaders. This album, however, is duties on the forthcoming album of road frequented bv speeding eighteen-wheelers. We soon learn that this road is responsible __ undoubtedly one of Sample's best the same title. (The other producer for what lays at th end of a path near the house; the pet cemetery. Many a beloved dog or efforts. Assisted by labelmates is Andy Tripoli.) Also from the cat is buried there by a saddened child, because the animal braved the road and lost. THE DRAWING OF THE THREE Take 6 and Al Jarreau, uSpell­ Sleeping BaglFresh vaults are a But animals are not the only victims, as we discover when teenager Victor Pascow is car­ bound" should turn out to be one­ U.K. remix of Todd Terry's version ~ed ~nt~ the University Medical Center by several hysterical friends. Unfortunately for the By GLEN J. SPANGLER of the year's most successful jazz of "Weekend;" a second Terry idealistic Dr. Creed, Ii:,is unable to save Victor. However, moments after his death, Victor albums, and should provide sample album, to be released under the • warns the doctor about what lies beyond his property-a warning that is_repeated later that THE DRA WING OF THE THREE by Stephen King with some of the overdue recogni­ name "Masters At Work;" a new Plume, 400pp., $12.9'5 ' tion he deserves... One of New Raiana Page Single and debut York City's premeire recording album; and two singles by T La Reck, the first "T-N-Qff," the se­ The second book of King's Dark Tower series, THE DRAWING OF THE THREE is studios, Sigma Sound, has been 9 cond "Housin' With The Ts."... <)Id to M&M SyndicatioDS9 a televi- ­ not exactly a bad book. "DRAWING... ," and tbe first book, The Gunslinger, would be Another summer slammer should r--=--=------;,...-.----:.:-:------; , '," impressive first novels. The main premises of the Gunslinger's other world and quest are in­ : ..In syndication company... Tone •.oc keeps rising to the ton, His be Neneb C~rry's multi-format triqueing enough to ensure that even I, a notorious King fan with 22 novels read would Stance,,'~ +-~ ...... : ' ~ :.....•:-. "L«-t

. - .---- .. Bretus, Ant Philosopher The Cityviews by Christopher A. Ward And Other Sport Thoughts PUCK YOUI . - • Funny , By MICKEY KRAMER To Phil Simms: One more shot at To Gretzky, Lemieux. 'Dennis To the NHL: A whole new crop the Super Bowl. .Savard and the rest: A chance to of referees. AI Leiter for Jesse Barfield? To Michael Jordan: A super-star perform on network television. To Sid Fernandez: A season of Hahahahaha... Hee hee hee.... I teammate. To Nolyn Klan, the most unique fulfilled potential and low-calorie File I thought it was a cruel delayed April To Jim Abbott: A long career. speciman of our time: One more post-game spreads. I fools joke. To Sidney Green: To be pro­ No-No and a return to the Fall To Mookie' Wilson and Len - Dykstra: For the two who can't be - f Once again, the jokes on Yankee . teeted instead of "Sky" Walker in Classic. fans. the expansion draft. To Dave Righetti, a top closer separated, a chance -for each to at­ - -- To the NCAA: More coaches like and class act: Another 200 saves tain the QOO at bat plateau. -- ...... - Barfield is a good outfielder, but To Brian Leetch: Super-star, all­ and to never be booed again. they gave up on a potential fran­ Bobby Knight; who knows the im­ - portance of an education. To Sugar Ray Leonard: The world status and maybe even a Nor- . chise pitcher. And don't forget, the ris Trophy, (IS the NHL's best To Dave Winf'reld: A complete courage to get out of the ring for o Yanks still' have Rickey, Kelly, defensman. good. Brower, Hall and when he returns, recovery. And the chance to haunt Winfield: ewet weD soon. To Kirk Gibson, .he consummate a fella by the name of Winfield to the Fat Man in a big game, after he To Bryan Trottier: One last 90 winner: Some more Post-Season point season. roam the outfield. points in his second comeback leaves. season. appearances, 9- To Dale Murphy, a genuine nice ... My semester of "Pucking To Danny Manning: A healed around" is over. For the rest of my To Bill Robinson: A shot at knee and a winning team. guy: A World Series appearance space I will hand out my summer managing in the Bigs. To the NFL: A drug-free cam- and a 35 homers, 100 ribbies, 285 To Buck 'Williams: A playoff wishes. paign. ~ season. Spangler bound team. by Glen To Yankee fans: A new owner. To Joe Montana: One more To all Baruch athletes: Better Ducks & Lightbulbs J. -. --.;__ To Dallas Green: A chance to facilities and a packed gymnasium To Rod Strickland: A chance to complete the year even if the team Super Bowl winning drive. play 30 minutes a game for. the New To Pete Myers: Some regular for every game. And a one hour­ ~ loses three or jour in a row. long standing ovation to make up •" Cl.l'\d,#,2>, mor~ fO"'j b.. l15 jO'\"fiq Who doe s -t ".1 leo. v e ? York Knicks. minutes from the Knicks or r» To Dave (of WBMB) and all the for the usually barren balcony.' s -fvq ~"1-{ C enfer. To Dave Wiest and other Met pit­ / '.J.. of? f fA. 1-" i-crs 0..-: of- ftz -e '-/0.-f. e r - C. () ofer- long suffering Ranger fanatics: A whichever other team has noticed ching prospects: A chance tv pitch his roundball talents. Well there you have it. I hope my ...' <

games, heavily outscoring L. A. In the hero and savior for Phillywas-- 'a11'ne-nesty, tne Kings -couid have--not- , Since this is the last issue of The wori rhe series. The turning point in' Hextattinjured himsetfm-gam·...... -..... Ticker for the Spring semester, I the series came in game 1. Los and couldn't play game seven. won't be able to preview the Stanley Angeles was leading 3-2 late in the Wregget, who came over in a trade Cup finals which begin in the mid­ game. Calgary tied it with minutes with Toronto in mid-season, stop- dle of May and run until the end of to go to force overtime. Doug ped 39 Penguin shots, many of May. Instead, I will just preview the Gilmour became the hero by giving which were point-blank. The Flyers final four teams. Calgary the victory. I think it's had found a way to win - again. about time Calgary gets a Stanley Rick Tocchet, Tim Kerr, Brian Pro- ....: ••~,. A-,," '!~. .. Norris Division Champions ­ . ,' . -'", ~~}~.... ~1. ~.rl ~ , ..~ ."": ":~". Cup. pp and Dave Poulin, provided the -- ~}~~. ,;.~:-r /,,.~9. Chicago Blackhawks...... _ .. , .• ,,1'0."'1.1. ..:;.';4", ...' \ ...... "'1 .:}.'.,-4".-4Lrh/r.,1'7 - ~ -c::-'\:'l . rI. ~ hi..':· V :-:.1 .;1Y'"±":r.:-..' '''; ; r.:I-~·: -."" C ...... Adams Division Champions - firepower and Mark Howe, Kjell 'i ~.~,;."r",.,~ "'.' '1 ...... ·_''L./~'· .'1 ..•.,... /. r' '.3 Chicago is the Cinderella team of 111~r~~tr" ~'>";",~. .;.~., .:\..~ ('f!"I-~'~~~f Montreal Canadians Samuelsson and Gord Murphy ," \' -,1- J '.i.'" ) ." : ...... rr:.. r-'·,.:!': •. #' 1989. After a poor season, at one '':,'!; ,I' -:' '",' / ,. -. . I, d '.' ~ ~ j j":. .r . t'''/'' • ••• • f J. P.i "', I' .• f \1 '" r ~. time being in the NHL's cellar, the What can be said about the Cana- played tough "D". Montreal, look 1·A..... ··t' I,r. . .. "."""Ij~~!/.-J ',. _ .,' ,'.'. .' . .i'/, ,'. :~! c. -~..,r..""""~~iIGIJI-'S""'.lJ.Y dians at this point? They blew away out! The Flyers are ready. 1 .._.... ".,.:.- Hawks woke up in the playoffs and '. .- •I/ ~: .. ;' "1". / r: A I, ( .'.; T/ •~fJih4~~~~~L "11tr\LW~" ~. .".)~ ~/~ ~- ~ -". '-~ ' ' ~,I' , ,- , . ". r J 1 \ ". -: ::-.".: .. Hartford in four straight and then Well, there it is, the Final Four.. "-'il • :r 'r' ._~. l": . .'/ '.,. . ." .• / ,;. /,.' ';'-1/' /0 ". -I' .. are dominating their opponents. •' .. ,' : \'; .f;. OJ"" "f,·11 .- ~"J .""!.':,.:~ The same team who finished last of avenged for their loss to Boston last The matchups are Chicago vs. ~~nl:f~~~~"~ t. .., /. .. 'f' .",'/-~ """ ':%-- .- tt; -.: \ ... -....," .''. .., -1 -- t../ /0 . .- ~ ~<. ;.r~i:: .~.~ the 16 playoff teams, needing a last season by beating the Bruins in five Calgary and Philadelphia vs. Mon- .:1:iT· ., . ;' I• .' I /. '0' - f"'>F:~~-;;:"5:'-':" ".ij7T f ·.' " :"."., I!L y minute win on the final day of the games. All' five games against treal. The winners advancing to the ~~:::.~. ,7ij;~jj-' I;,./~_ .. ' .. -- -,... - . ... • , . : <" " J ,,- I t"...},JI I~· Boston were one-goal games: 3-2, finals, the losers. go to the golf .:~;.:. : .; /,-.i ;'/':'/t~/j;;:;Y. regular season to make the 1. r J:~'7 f; .- .J-~ _.. • ... --~ playoffs, beat Detroit in a six game 3-2, 3-2, 5-4 and 3-2. Both teams course. Who will win the Stanley j"'/.I~ .!.~!/5:.;~ .. <.. 'I T r /' . diviSiOn semi-fina: and easily ousted were terrific and each game could Cup? Who knows? There is still a 1.- ~ -;/l.:.(//1:,H~t1.r;~· . . ,; ~"I/ i/.,~- .. ~_('.; /. S1. Louis in five in the division .have gone either way, but the best lot of hockey yet to be played. ,'I'~~{~~%:~>:/';(~~(I finals. Can they knock off Calgary? teams always find a way to win. .: . ::--. t~.lt:/..//;...... ' -'. f i '. , I I / ...... \ , They can but probably won't. Montreal did that and did that . ;~ ,; (- !!-;,:/;:~ ',J'f,../:/.:: ./' .:";'. ·./.i: 1:: -.~\ . ~;..' .'. :' ~ -'. 4..;_ •.. 1:... I _. ',' I.;' \ ..... /'~ :A.' .."; Chicago's success is mostly due to well. Patrick Roy was again ,- ,/.,;'~r.')ir·.. ./ ("'1 ,:!.:.. I· .' ~.., .. '" . ". t ,'" ...... ,.-:_J ••. :, - .. ',', '/'-. .)-'1 ~,_- " ...... ")1'..1' I J/ :> "'7& ;"':;'~·I~. .-.,~ >- • -. ,.,1"~-~~....'-, the spectacular goaltending of brilliant in net for the Canadians, as f' ' t:rll' ,;.., .';" '" ;;/'''-'' "• ...... ' ...... : Baseball ~:::,.~-,..,:...... -:': ' 'f, ~l- ·.-.!.. _I/'~J :"."-'.~''' ''.~.''~''. ~~ ...... ~':-~ .,.."':;;~,,-_.. .. JI., .... ~-__;1.~ ... :'.,.. ~}'_.~J!I.:::.:" ...... /....,.._..:.. -,.~..~/~ ... Alain Chevrier. On offense, he is proving to be one of the r;/"%.~.-/;:-::"":1;.~;-:"';;7~'"'_ • '.-' -J r < ~:r r.i4~·o ! ~~.... J ,-' '~"-"'"- •• ~~..> ... ~;~~"r'1 ~~'!~.'J-:".<'f":, ~ ~/1J_ ".-:...~./ l,>~" <~~ ~.....-=-: .. __: ..-.-/...... -. ' __ -I ...... ,... .. league's best goaltenders. Roy, is - /. ','•• '" 'I .... _.,...... "<...:' ... t.,. "\>.-~~~-;-&. everybody has contributed; Dennis I also blessed \'~ith a super defensive Savard, Duane Sutter, Adam · Team Creighton and Steve Larmer to core. The ageless Larry Robinson played another gr~t series. The of­ name a few. On defense, the heroes (Continued from Page B20) Ittook Galileo 16 years to Dlaster the universe. have been Dave Manson, Keith fense, although not explosive, carne Brown, Bob Murray and Trent up with timely goals. This all may ability to drive in runs in the c1~tch. Yawney. Coach Mike Keenan, who lead to their 24th career Stanley After 19 games the Statesmen have left Philadelphia for Chicago, has Cup. It will be interesting to watch left a total of 168 men on base; 100 You haveone night. a Montreal - Calgary final if it put together a team that has talent of those were runners in scoring .and confidence. If Calgary takes materializes. position. The team batting. also It seems unfair. The genius had all that time. While you have a few them for granted, anything's possi­ Patrick Division Champions ­ needs improvement as it is currently' ble. Philadelphia Flyers .250. ,'-' //. , .. //./ hours to learn your sun your the /,,, /, ," /" short spots from satellites befure Smythe Division Champions ­ There is one team in the way of With a good\cluteh hitter, many dreaded astronomy exam. Calgary Flames Mo,ntreal making the Stanley Cup runner~ left on base would have In two playoffs series, we have finals - the Flyers. The Fiyers have scored and that would have meant On the other hand, VIVarin gives you the definite advantage. It helps seen two sides to Calgary. Against been in two tough series. They more wins. keep you awake and mentally alert for hourS. Safely and conveniently. So­ 'VIVARI Vancouver, the Flames were taken knocked out. Washington in six Next year, Baruch will be .losing games and came back from a 3-2 to the limit and won in overtime.0' three key players in Macchiarola,­ even when the subject matter's dull, your mind· will stay razor sharp. Against Los Angeles, the Flames series deficit to defeat Pittsburgh in Triolo and Marc Johnson, so seven games - the seventh game L• destroyed the Kings in four straight. recruiting will be high on the team's IfGa1ileo had used Vivarin, maybe he could nave mastered the solar coming in Pittsburgh. Over the -~ Once again goalie Mike Vernon was agenda. But plans are being made_ " system faster, too. the big story as he stoned Gretzky years the Flyers, no matter where . for a ne'" pitching machine and a and the rest of the Kings all series. they finish in the regular. season, winter break training camp in warm Revi~ with VIVARIN: The defense also was excellent, but always come.to play in the playoffs. Florida. This will undoubtedly lead the offense exploded in the four Goalie Ron Hextall was great. But to a better seasOJ;1 next year . • .. .. - - ~-.., ~ ~41.· . i • •' ~ ~ ...... « ""'.t.r- '.'.'." "I.'• •• ,,-::- ...... "'" '" .- - , .... ., '" '...... - ...... "." '.. . ,. . .. ' ... ..,. ~:

Page B20 SPORTS May 9,1989 THE TICKER'S SPORTS AW By MICKEY KRAMER As a final end-of-the-year tribute The veteran coaches turned their basektbaIl/volleyball and Sakena also the captain. Reid made the (0 its feet with its thrilling clutch to the many fine athletes who work tearns around. The ladies finished Parker. bowling/basketball. CUNY All-Freshman Team. He play. their butts off all year long it gives second in the Hudson Valley Tour­ Varcados was the top hitter for started every game and shot an The "Charlie Hustle" Award­ me great pleasure to introduce the nament and ·third in the CUNY. the volleyball team and as the point outstanding 61 DJo from the field in Chris Demers, volievball. Bernard Baruch Athletic Awards. The men lost to the eventual CUNY guard for the roundballers led the conference games. Demers is a fatal team player. He Hearby named, The Bernies. Champs, Staten Island in the Semi­ team in assists. Parker was a back-up Most Improved Athlete- Frank hustles when he is on the court and Athlete of the Year- Hillary finals. They also made a post­ center, who gained a lot of playing Gomez, bowling. roots hard for his teammates when Williams. basketball. season tournament (Other than late in the year. She gained her Gomez, who copped the Athlete he is on the bench. He epitomizes Williams made a name for CUNY) for only the third time in greatest fame bowling. She had the of the Month for November, im­ the "winning spirit." herself, in this her second year on school history. leagues. highest average, highest proved his average by 20 pins. He The, "Bernie' M.V.P.- Ralph the team. She won countless honors Team of the Year- women's ten­ series and was voted the League finished second in his conference Siriani, equipment manager. including Athlete of the Month. nIS. M.V.P. with a 181 average. This guy does it all. He's in CUNY AII- Star, CUNY Athlete of These high achievers coached by Freshman of the Year- Billy . Most Exciting Athlete- Tyrone charge of uniforms. equipment and the Week and topped it off by being Bill Eng won the Hudson Valley Sappia, volleyball and Mike Reid. Greaves, basketball and Hillary everything else involved in Baruch named CUNY M.V.P. Now she is and CUNY Tournaments and only basketball. Williams. athletics. He puts up nets, sets up the first "Bernie" winner. lost a meaningless last match of the Sappia came to Baruch and Beth of these players are speed the scoreboard and lends his sup­ Coach of the Year- Ray Rankis, year. didn't just make the team, he star­ demons on the court. And Greaves port to ALL the teams. The teams men"s basketball and Penny Most Versatile Athlete- red. He was a feared power hitter can also bomb away from three­ and recreation tournaments Weiner, women's basketball. Steohanie Varcados, and jump-served superbly. He was point range. Each brings the crowd wouldn't be the same without him.. Baseball .Team

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. -:'.".~ .' B)' STEVEN SCHEER doubleheader. On this day Baruch was no party as The Statesmen were r'-', ··:·:::·1tr#~~~_~" ~. soundly beaten 17-4 in a game mar­ .,:~ would combine timely hitting and .. ~ Question: What happens when good pitching by Joe Macchiarola, red with errors - 9 by Baruch. ..~ you play your first ten games who started and won both games, Krochak said, "it was definitely our against teams that either have their as the Statesmen swept Hunter Col­ worst game of the year." own facilities or went to Florida lege 12-1 and 5-1. Rob Serrano led Then carne the CUNY playoffs. when you don't have any facilities the way in game one with a three Baruch made it past the first game and didn't go to Florida? run homerun and four RBI's. as the Statesmen beat Hunter. Ser­ Answer: You lose all ten games! On April 20. Baruch brought a rano went 1-3, a triple and- 2 RBI's; Yes. the Baruch College baseball two game winning streak into City and Armando Lugo was 2-4 with 2 t". team opened up this season with ten College for yet another twin-bill. triples and 2 RBI 's. Macchiarola straight losses - all to teams that And yet another sweep for the picked up his fourth CUNY Con­ either have home fields, indoor Statemen. In game one. Edgar Vas­ ference win, raising his record to facilities or went down to Florida to quez led Baruch to a 10-3 victory 4-2. play winter games in warm weather. going 2-5 and 3 Rbi's. In the second In the semifinals. Baruch were Coach John Krochak says. "It's game Eddie DeCastro's bases clear­ blanked by Lehman College 7-0. a major disadvantage that we didn't ing 3-rnn triple in the top of the Baruch were only able to muster go to Florida like the first eight seventh inning was the difference as four hits all game. teams that we played. It's tough to Baruch beat CCNY 8-5. The Statesmen continued their season on a down note on May 1 p!ay in 35 degree weather and all of A day later the four game winn­ losing to Concordia 8-3. JeffStraub the r a i n o u t s turning into ing streak had come to a halt. The went 2-3 and Vasquez had a run doubleheaders didn't help... Once Statesmen were beaten by the weather started getting warmer. Stonybrook 9-6. Alex Lopez went scoring, triple. we started playing better.. , 2-4, a 2-run homerun and 3 RBI's. The season is quickly coming to After the Statesmen started at On April 23, Baruch played a an end. All that is left is the 0-10. something had to be done: doubleheader against John Jay Col­ Knickerbocker Conference playoffs - Play CUNY teams. During the los­ lege. The Statesmen dropped the this week. After losing their first ten ....:..... ing streak, seven were against first game 7-2 but came back to win games, the Statesmen went 7-6 to Knickerbocker Conference teams, the second game 9-6 in 11 innings. bring their record to 7-16. two against CUNY Conference In the second game, Joe Mac­ Although Baruch has shown im­ teams and one independent. chiarola came in re .ef and picked provement in their last 13 games. On Monday April 17, Baruch up his-third win of e week. In the their major weakness lies in their in- won their first game of the season. 11th inning, Rich riolo drove in

1-- edging Lehman College 13-11 in the Lopez, who I ff with a double. first game ofa messy doubleheader. for the winning run. Baruch added However, in the nightcap, Baruch 2 insurance runs to seal the victory. See Page 819 dropped to 1-11, losing )2-3. Baruch was forced to play The next day was another Stonybrook again on the 25th. It