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Theatre x2371 Fax:973-720-2093 Email: Graphic Doilgn by: beacon @ student.wpunj.edu MONDAY, OCTOBER 15, 2001 Beacon WEE K L Y Editorial Board Larry Clow 2 •>•••' • : Campus Calendar 3 Table of Contents Joelle Caputa* fosMer £dftor 4-6 Campus News Pete Markowicz*Ass't insider Editor 7 LJJorld News Jennifer Sirafoir^Diver&fty Editor 8-9 Diuersi.ty Jessica Suiter*A*$tpbr$r$Hy Editor 10-12 Insider Tim WMsh*Ccrrfoo« Editor John Findura • tit Editor 13 Op/Ed ferlai* Morris * INfews £c#tor 14 Lit Sue Vargas * TJ'twe/ Editor 15 Cartoons 16 p Pfatiu&ton Mgr X-LUord/Horoscope Kevin Smith * /Idyertising^ Director 17 Trauel y Lamph^ar « &uf,sl/i«ss Alartager Jennifer Sarria £l A 19 Classifieds Staff Assets • Renee Romanelli, Christian Welch, Kelwin . Nieves, jon Tummillo,'Eric Revilla, Liria Areche, Steve Balletto, Michele Nicosia, Jeff Sfs Sack 7o School 7ime Shomick, Mike DePasquale, Marie Scilla, Robert Smith, Edward Kotwica, Sine Nothing So Near Sorenson, Alan Ringler, Biagio Pagliarulo, Can Sarn t/ouSo Much!!! Despina Dontas, Michelle Rivera, Jennifer Ward, Laura Rega, Matt DeFranza The Beacon is the independent, student- run newspaper serving the community of William Paterson University and outlying areas.;The Beacon does not receive any EARN «1O AN HOUR funding from WPU, the Student Government Association or any university affiliate, and RAID TRAINING raises all its operations revenues from the FLEXIBLE: SCHEDULE: [sale of paid advertisements. The Beacon is registered with the County of Passaic, NJ. CONVENIENT FROM... William Paterson University P L C Just a shuttle ride from the campus! STUDENT PRESS LAW CENTER NJPA New Jersey Press Association Produced completely on DialAmerica Marketing, Inc. 401 Hamburg Turnpike Suite 105 Wayne 973-595-6800 Printed on mcytted—anti {€>RECrCLE ] Campus News Counting Crows Come to WPU Everybody remembers The Counting Crows whether it's from their?smash hit/ "Mr. the European tour. Jones," or from their many videos on MTV, maybe from their VH-1 Storytellers, Saturday The next five years brought a lot of highlight and success to the band. "Recovering the Night Live appearance, or maybe from their appearance on the Clueless Soundtrack. Satellites" was released in October of '96 and debuted at #1 on the Billboard Charts. Counting Crows has sold millions of records, and have Also, in October of 1996 "August and Everything After" was certified seven times plat- Brian Morris toured worldwide and now they* are going to be here at inum. In the spring of '97 William Paterson University. the Crows headed to The Beacon Singer Adam Duritz and guitarist David Bfyson got Europe for another tour. together in 1989 and started playing at little coffee houses Then in June of '97 and small clubs as an acoustic duo called Counting Crows. In late 1991, Adam and David "Recovering the Satellites" met up with keyboard player Charles Gillingham, drummer Steve Bowman, and bassist went double platinum. Matt Malley. They hit the studio and recorded their first demo together. The rest of 1997 brought 1992 was a big year for the Crows. They signed with DCG Records in April, opened for several shows and festi- Bob Dylan in June, and started recording their first record "August and Everything After" in vals, a summer tour, and a the Fall of '92. This would mark the spot on VH-1's success of the Counting Crows for Storytellers. To top it all , their whole career. 1993 brought a off, The Counting Crows hew guitarist, Dan Vickrey and the ended the tour wfth a per- release of their first record in formance at The September. Rolling Stone called Hammerstien Ballroom for "August and Everything After," "One a taping of MTV's "Live at the Ten Spot." of the best rock releases of the Photos courtesy of Getfen Records year." • , In 1999 the band's third stu- T994 proved to be another big dio album titled "This Desert Life" was released in November and certified platinum in year of concerts and touring. The January of 2000. In July of 2000, The Counting Crows began a tour co-headlining with Craws appeared on Saturday Night Live. In early 2001, the band announced they would be heading to the studio to record Live in January, headlined a theater another album set to be released in early 2002". Photos courtesy ofceffen Records • four across America, joined the The Counting Crows have had a long and successful career; they have released 3 stu- Rolling Stones in the Voodoo Lounge Tour as special guests, and began their first dio albums and 2 live albums. Their stop at William Paterson University is part of a "mini" European tour. 1994 also brought a top ten spot on the Billboard Chart that stayed there tour, offering their fans a chance to see the Counting Crows play in a more intimate set- for 93 weeks. Also, drummer Ben Mize replaced Steve Bowman in October, right before ting. • Pormer Secretary of Defense speaks at WF0 WPSC 88.7fm Former Secretary of Defense Wiliiam S. Cohen wide Had reached atf unprecedented tevei • The Best FSdio Satbn on Camps. spoke at William Paterson University on Friday He further explained that preparation is a myor Oct. 5th as part of the Distinguished Lecturer k&y in Ihe war against terrorism. "We have to tie Weekdays Series. The main subject of the lecture wa&tfte prepared. They have access to ciiernicsi and 6am-9am Jazz (Hardcore) 9am-3pm Jazz, Blues, R&B, and Classic Rock of Ages September 11th terror attacks. Mr. Cohen asked potentially nuclear weapon?." Cohen then focused 3pm-6pm Mixed Bag (Punk, Alternative, etc..) end an&weajtf the one quesJior* most people ask on how we could possibly deal with a sttwato of 6pm-9pm The Bigger Mixed Bag these days. '"Will *t happen agatn?1 Yes, il is mass destruction, and referred to the fact that dur* 9pm-12am Metal (Lite and Fluffy) 12am-3am Urban, Underground Hip-Hop, Dance and Prance hound to happen agafnf fh&y want to Jail as many *ng the lasi thr-ee to four years, ISO Arneifearr Americans as they possibly «jan." cifie$wl hawfeeefi trained rn con- Speciality Shows Sdtlldays Sundays He continued by emphasizing that Sine Sorenson sequence management 3am-6am Morning Talk Morning Talk America was not the only country The Beacon Cohen mentioned ih& anthrax 6am-9am Learning Tree Morning Talk that was subject to this kind of vaccination as a part in ih& prepara* 9am-3pm The Naked People Still Naked 3pm-6pm 3 Hours of Power Jamin' Jelly hatred, but th?t 0 the country? that Sort u$atrt$t future gtt&*& 20mins. Songs had citizens in the Worid Trade Center were vic- nfeecf that arcrentfy enough anthrax cannot «ven 6pm-9pm Men on Korners Dj Phenix 9pm-12am Gabe tims as well be produced to cover the army. Garfield Spins 12am-3am Up all night Brother Love Hd stated that the U*S. ts frteapafcte of fighting The questtom were, many after the femurs, but terrorism alone, and fh&t International support and Cohen was eager to answer aveiy single question collaboration, are essential to a successful <tefes$ Qorieri also encouraged students to becor«?e There's bound to be a dj that of terrorism. Ha praised Pakistani leader Ferve* involved in the poStfea* system, He is currently Musterraf for b&toQ. very courageous, aral men- chairman and C£O of The Cohen {Sroup* his own plays what you like. tioned that tfooparsliart among sountfl&s worid- SO PRESET 88.7FM TO YOUR CAR RADIO, SGA WORKING TO CREATE HOUSE RADIO, WORK RADIO AND EVEN STUDENT BILL OF RIGHTS THAT OLD POCKET RADIO, Student Government Association (SGA) President students have.