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Volume 75, Number 15 February 12. 1995 10 .\lpha Phi .Mpha: On the Move
EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Former Black Panthers visit RIT Stephen L. Schultz
MANAGING EDITOR Dana K. Tumquest DEPARTMENTS EXECUTIVE EDITOR Timothy McManus
SECTION EDITORS OPINIONS Afa/< Gehrig, Sports Reprofile: Trimming the RIT administrative fat Tamara Moxham, Entertainment Kathleen M. Cole, Features Off the Wall... Dan Axelrad, Opinions Kristin Foley, News REPORTAGE ^ STAFF WRITERS Chris Gates • Zahra Khan • Jason Rink 1 Career Focus'93 W Todd Michaud • Aileen Pagan Spring Follies .\iidition Sean Aryai • Jeff Gambles • John Tigh .3id Annual Photo Auction Kevin Walsh • Aimee Zakrewski V iili Miranda Wilcox • Afar* Natale Scott Hewiston 27 REPROVIEW ART DIRECTOR Movie: No Where To Run Gary Mack Movie: Loaded Weapon ILLUSTRATORS Jason Snape • Michael Mamrosh Jack A. Latorre • Gary Peters 25 SPORTS COPY EDITOR Women's Hockey defeats Colby Shannon D. Maltby Men's Hockey drops one to Brockport PRODUCTION STAFF Men's and Women's Basketball each split over the week Robert N. Wescott, Production Manager Christine Koenig • Tracy Jarvis Athletes of the Week: Kathy Hu^elier and Jeff Molisani, again* Brent Posthumus • Devon Christopher *r,A DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY HUMOR Kevin Doyle 22 PHOTO EDITOR TAB ADS ExHtn Kajka 28 CARTOONS PHOTOGRAPHERS 30 Dave Carson, Chief Photographer Dan Axelrad • Aris Economopolous Evan Kafka • Kevin Doyle
ADVERTISING MANAGER Barbara Weatherly Cover photograph by Kevin Doyle BUSINESS^ANACER Contents photograph by David Carson Holly Wilcox Ill
ADVISOR Rci^WTER IS publ6bed«>e«kVdunngibe academe year by stjdtniiaiRoctiMtef'Inrtluie of Technology. One Lornb Memorial Di^e Rochester. New Yon. 14623 Edeonal and production laciktes are locaied in Room » 4. 5 at IM Student Aiumm Unoa Wtphone (716) 4' - . 12 Dr. Elaine Spaull Subscnptona: (7.00 per igjartir The opWnw expressed ri Reporter do not necsssardy ralM those of tT« in^^ "viewor approve of toeoriientsolREKmiu and does not accept responst)^ ."lersinBybetubniinadlore--drter nporsoiv or tvougtiRTTeRiitl send IMM la Repoaier. Letters should bdl|r^ 'n 3 opinions^ accomplished, only to find out the How do you plan on person you must get approval celebrating Valentine's Day? Reprofile from first has to seek approval from their supierior, who naturally, President Clinton has just is on vacation this week. announced major reductions in One other important fac• the size of his White House staff. I tor RIT needs to keep in mind, if helieve it is almost time for and when it restructures, is the President Simone to do the same. need to cultivate a prevailing atti• Since first coming to this tude that we are all here, working I'll buy a dozen roses and hang out Institute in 1980, I have seen the together, to better the Institute at Wegman's. Seth Primack - ITEM S size of the administrative and suf>- and to provide a better education• port staff increase dramatically. al experience for the students. I New buildings have been built and will never forget a planning meet• lounge areas in old buildings have ing four years ago at which an RIT been converted, all to house the employee could not go on record H growing administration. RIT has for being present or for providing grown much too heavy in the area any input, llie employee's depart• of middle management. Take a ment was in the middle of a feud CM look at the corporate structure with the department running the We're going to Pennsylvania... meeting and his boss had instruct• Tina Maley NTID/A.C.T.-l some time and trace the number Sherry Whetter NTID/NTSF-1 of levels of management between ed him not to help out. This was the President and, for instance, a not a meeting to plan some benefit Physical Plant engineer. Above the for the department in question, o engineer is the chief engineer, the lliis was a meeting to examine and engineering supervisor, the direc• plan an improvement for the cam• tor of construction and engineer• pus. Unfortunately, because of ing, the director of physical plant, office politics, the plans were not as strong as they could have been. the vice president of finance and Don't know... hut I'm expecting administration, and finally, the The students, and the Institute lots of chocolate! president. Of course, then there community as a whole, suffered. Jong-Young Lee - ISMM-Grad 1 are numerous "assistant" and I realize these are pieople's "associate" administrators. Jobs and people's livelihoods we I do not want to make it are talking about. In addition to sound like I am picking on being a student here, I work here Physical Plant. I am not. I merely full time. It could he my position chose them as an example because that is eliminated. But if this I had heard one of their employees Institute is to move forward, it complaining about how difficult it must make some difficult deci• Tae Kwon Do in the mountains., sions, even if it means some indi• No. I'm not kidding! was to get anything approved due John Sampath • EIFJ-5 to the numerous levels of manage• viduals will he forced to seek ment. I am sure there are depart• employment elsewhere. RIT can ments with an even more vertical not continue to carry this adminis• administrative structure than trative burden while keeping Physical Plant's. tuition low and the quality of edu• cation high. For a school that teaches Total Quality Management, RIT uses very few of the TQM princi• Homework !!!! ples within its own administration. .\ndy Dunaxvay - PPH Military Primarily, RIT needs to empower its front line employees, to enable them to handle students' problems when they occur. It is extremely STEPHEN L. SCHULTZ frustrating to try to get something EDITOR-IN-CHIEF BROUGHT TO YOU BY DAN AND BRAD 4 February 12. 1993 Lori's Natural Food Center ATTENTION SMOKERS This areas largest selection STUDENTS: of natural fiKxis Relate Products FOR >;* Kitness Products like: • Diet Supplenienls AIR POLLUTION • Protein Powders •* Viumins. 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The answer to the test qestion. 5 / \ LACAGNINAS college activities board ludiiui Deli 1 Grand Opening % Upcoming events for and February I Of Our I Wednesday Gerrol Bennet in the Ritz I Newest Store % February 17 8:00pm Free Admission Friday TGIFwithOn Edge in the Ritz Jefferson Plaza February 19 5-7:30 $1 free pizza across from Southtowne next to H&R Block Mardi Gras Weekend Continues!! 272-7200 ^ TONIGHT • Renowned Trumpet Sounds of TW*^ Fresh Subs Made To Order Ulir^U KilACCI/^CI A Homemade Salads straight from successful broadway musical Sarafina and worldwide Homemade Soups performances with Paul Simon's Graceland Tour!! Party Trays With for all occasions JAMIE NOTARTHOMAS shows at 7 and 10pm V\\oM Your Order In Early tickets available at door $3 RIT students 272-7200 $5 Faculty/Staff other colleges with ID Grand Opening Special $7 General Public SATURDAY the 13th Buy 1 Sub Gel College Bowl 2nd Sub (of equal or lesser Value) 9:30-3pm in the Ritz Free FOR $1.00 Scavenger Hunt 7pm-12am offer exp. 2/28/93 meet at Grades 6 Reportage Looking for a Job? Sheppard, professor in RIT's College of upcoming open auditions for "Spring On Saturday, March 13 RIT's Minority Imaging Arts and Sciences. The exhibit Follies." This notice goes to all those Alumni Association will be sponsoring will be on display February 8- 26 in the closet comedians, singers, and dancers RIT's Career Focus '93. This event will NTID Switzer Gallery. out there. Open auditions are sched• include representatives from several The student variety show titled uled for 10 a.m. on Saturday, February Fortune 500 companies- including "Black Heritage" will take place from 7- 13, in the 1829 Room in the Student Digital Equipment Corporation, Texas 8:30 p.m. Friday, February 19 in the Alumni Union. The "Spring Follies" are Instruments, Eastman Kodak Robert F. Panara Theatre in the intended to become an annual event at Company, IBM and National Lyndon Baines Johnson Building. The RIT. Semiconductor along with other local, members of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity President Simone is expected to play regional, and national recruiters. The and Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority will jazz piano and Gerry Argetsinger, a program emphasizes the recruitment of perform a Step Show, a synchronized, magician, will serve as master of cere• African Americans and Hispanics, but high-energy danceline. Other perform• monies. The performance is currently is open to RIT students and alumni, ers will depict the social life of African planned for 8 p.m. on March 19 in and anyone interested in meeting with Americans in the United States, past Ingle Auditorium and a reception will recruiters. and present. follow in the Student Alumni Union. This is the seventh year the committee has sponsored the event, giving compa• Third Annual Photo Auction Donates Former NTID Actor Named National nies looking for employees in a variety $1,194 Theatre of the Deaf s Associate of disciplines a chance to meet face to The American Red Cross Disaster Artistic Director face with students and others. Relief Fund recently received a check Camille L. Jeter, a six year member of The fair runs from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on for $1,194 from the Technical The National Theatre of the Deaf, has Saturday, March 13, in the Union. For Photography Student Association, a been appointed Associate Artistic more information call Darlene Spafford club of students enrolled in the Director of the Tony Award-winning in RIT's alumni relations office at Imaging and Photographic Technology troupe. A native of Detroit, Jeter is X2587. program. The students organized and from a three-generation Deaf family. held the auction with the help of many She graduated from the Michigan NTID Black History Month area merchants and individuals who School for the Deaf in 1978 and fur• Students and faculty and staff members contributed photographic and other thered her education at Rochester of NTID have planned a variety of materials. This auction is the Third Institute of Technology's National events to celebrate Black History Annual Holiday Auction and it is orga• Technical Institute for the Deaf. She Month, including a gallery exhibit, and nized each year by a different photo• toured as an actress with the Rochester a student variety show. All events are graphic student organization at RIT. theatre company, Sunshine Too. free and open to the public. NTID's Sixth Annual Black Spring Follies Auditions Still To Come This Weekend- History Month celebration will begin Notices have been sent to all perform• Yes, it's Mardi Gras Weekend, and if with an exhibit of watercolors bv Luvon ing groups on campus announcing you've missed headliner Paula Poundstone, the weekend is not yet a total loss. On Saturday, Hugh Masekela will be perform• ing a Jazz Concert in Ingle Auditorium at 7 p.m. and 10 p.m. .Also on Saturday night a scav• enger hunt will begin at Grace Watson at 8 p.m. with prizes going to the top teams. Better wake up early Sunday morning if you plan to win the College Bowl Competition while enjoying free (offee and donuts. For those who would rather wake up and hit the .slopes, Off-Campus Student Association is offering a trip to Kissing Bridge. —News Items Complied by Kristin Foley HH \ (hrrileaden cheered into second place for their dame .\azareth Upstate Innlatiunal Cherileading Competition. 7 The World Leader in COLLEGE TOURS Environmental Services Supporting the CANCUN 25 YEARS EXPERIENCE Environmental #1 ORGANIZER OF STUDENT TRAVEL TO MEXICO Management Degree »M.l4J^JJ.l»iitRAJdllUi:fJJAJ»NU.II.%yjJ^J:lli-.l*il!4^4kl Program YOUR PACKAGE INCLUDES: IB FREE Private cocktail parties 0^ EXCLUSIVE dance parties at Cancun's hottest clubs SPECIAL '10 STAR' PARTY WASTE MANAGEMENT OF Three hours of FREE food & drink at Fat Tuesday NEW YORK, INC. a5 COLLEGE TOURS & DOS XX SPRING BREAK VOLLEYBALL 223-6132 TOURNAMENT Over $7,000.00 in cash plus other prizes O^FREE I.D. 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The Department of Residence Life will sponsor: A "Semf-Formar' Valentines Day Party at Grace Watson Dining Hall Admission only $1.00 Residence Life will provide: V Free desserts & soft drinks ^ Free gourmet coffees and teas V A Raffle Drawing for a gift certificate from Jonathans Seafood Restaurant V Carnations - $.50 each (for the first 200 only) Desserts provided by Creme De La Creme "Trendsetters for the 'Upliftment' of Humanity" would be one way to describe Alpha Phi Alpha, the first Greek letter organization recognized by RIT estab• lished for Blacks. Although their recognition was recent. Alpha Phi Alpha Mu Sigma Chapter has been chartered in Rochester since January 22, 1977. Along with their recognition. Alpha Phi Alpha has gained a greater exposure to the RIT community, one that is already showing the fraternity's positive influence on the campus. There are nine men from RIT and three from the University of Rochester that make up the brothers of the Mu Sigma chapter of Alpha Phi Alpha. Unlike most fraternal chapters, the charter for Mu Sigma encompasses RIT, the University of Rochester, and Hobart College because there is a small percentage of African-American students at the three schools. The membership of the RIT chapter of Alpha Phi Alpha may be small, but there is justification. Alpha Phi Alpha is a highly selective fraternity with only the best men obtain• ing brotherhood. (The Mu Sigma chapter's membership will most likely increase in the next few years now that they are recognized by the Institute.) This can be seen on a world-wide scale with the ranks of Alpha's from other chapters including Duke Ellington, General Colin Powell, baseball great Jackie Robinson, W.E.B. DuBois, Frederick Douglas, Olympic track star Jesse Owens, talk show host Montel Williams, New York City mayor David Dinkins, former Dallas Cowboy Tony Dorsett, football great Art Shell, former Supreme Court Justice Thurgood Marshall, and the great Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., with the list continuing. Alpha's performance captivated all who attended the evening's festivities. 10 February 12, 1993 11 As it can be seen. Alpha Phi Alpha goes for quality not quantity. Statistics also prove the high quality of Alpha Phi Alpha. Professionally, sixty j>ercent of all Black doctors are Alphas, as are seventy-five percent of all Black lawyers, sixty-five percent of all Black dentists, and approximately ninety per• cent of all Black college presidents. Alpha Phi Alpha is the oldest and largest Black Greek letter organiza• tion—founded at Cornell University on December 4,1906. The founders of the fraternity, also known as the Seven Jewels, created the frater• nity as a social and literary organization because of segrega• tion and other problems facing Black college students. The Seven Jewels felt that because of these social problems they ''Alpha Phi Alpha needed to come together for social and educational reasons. is the oldest and Upon that, their literary organization developed into a fra• ternity. Where as most fraternities traditionally resemble and largest Black Greek take their ideals from that of the golden age of ancient Greece, most black Greek letter organizations gain their her• letter organization- itage from Africa. Alpha Phi Alpha uses images and songs depicting the sphinx pharos and other Egyptian heritage to founded at Cornell represent their organization. Their basis for founding can be summed up in the aim of Alpha Phi Alpha, "Manly deeds, University on scholarship, and love for all mankind." Since that time December 4,1906" Alpha Phi Alpha has grown internationally with approxi• mately 200,000 brothers and over 500 graduate and under• graduate chapters across North America, Europe, the Caribbean, and Africa. World-wide Alpha Phi Alpha works towards the 'upliftment' of African-Americans and positive social change for all mankind through pro• grams such as the Million Dollar Drive to aid the NAACP, the National Urban U ofR and RfT Alpha Phi Alpha League, the United Negro College Fund, and Project Alpha for the March of members formed basketball teams and played against each other for a Dimes. winner-takes-all trophy. 12 February 12, 1993 The Mu Sigma chapter of Alpha Phi Alpha was the first Black Greek letter organization to become recognized here at RIT last Spring. When the Mu Sigma chapter was chartered in 1977, there were conflicts between the nation• al rules of Alpha Phi Alpha and the Greek recognition policies of RIT However, in recent years both sides have changed in their views, and both RIT and the brothers of Alpha Phi Alpha felt recognition would be beneficial. Now that Alpha Phi Alpha has been recognized, and the recent the recognition of Alpha Kappa Alpha, a Black sorority, RIT will establish a National Pan-Hellenic Council. The NPHC is the governing body of Black Greek letter organi• zations, as is the Inter Fraternity Council is for RIT's twelve fraternities, and Panhellenic Council is for RIT's five Greek women's organizations. All three governing bodies, NPHC, IFC, and Panhell, will be governed by KIT'S Greek Council. The local chapter of Alpha Phi Alpha is a multi- faceted group that has become very involved with the RIT, U of R, and Rochester communities. The activities of the chapter have proven to be beneficial. Earlier this year. Alpha Phi Alpha held "A Voteless People is a Hopeless People" voter registration drive. This drive is done on a national level and was started back in the 1930's. In the fall they also held the "Black and Gold Ball and Pageant," an annual event which raises money to provide scholarships for graduating high school seniors in the Rochester area who will be attending either RIT or the U of R. TTiis year Miss Meka Jones won the award of Miss Black and Gold, Some of the members of 'FU.' the she will go on to represent the Mu Sigma chapter in the New York State Black winners of the basketball tourna• and Gold Pageant at the state convention to be held here at RIT on March 20. ment, accepted thetr trophy prior to the step show. Alpha Phi Alpha has also sponsored the "Reel Black Series" which was a month long film series that honored African-American film makers. The Mu Sigma chapter also does things such as pass out safe sex flyers, hold resume writing workshops, and publish a weekly newsletter that hi-lights a famous African-American. Most recently the fraternity held it's first annual Alpha Week which ran from February 1-7. On Monday, Alpha Week was kicked off by "Bridging the Gap" a cultural diversity workshop which brought about some good dis• cussion on gays in the military and affirmative action. The focus of Tuesday was and oratorical contest with the theme of "Restructuring the Black Family," winners were awarded gift certificates to Campus Connections. "We party hard, Wednesday and Thursday of Alpha Week were the first annual Black Expo held in the Student Alumni Union. we stay up late, Businesses owned by African-American proprietors in the Rochester area were brought in to set up displays and sold hut most of all merchandise. On Friday, a candlelight vigil was held for Thurgood Marshall, honoring him and his passing into the we graduate. Omega chapter of Alpha Phi Alpha. The Omega chapter is a recognition for deceased Alpha Phi Alpha brothers. Saturday We're scholars Alpha Phi Alpha hosted its second annual basketball tourna• making dollars." ment at the U of R and followed up with a party and step show in the evening. The week ended on Sunday with a morning church service at the New Life Fellowship Church. The brothers of Alpha Phi Alpha felt the week was very suc• cessful and found ways to expand on it next year. This spring Alpha Phi Alpha will be co-sponsoring The Image Awards with Delta Sigma Theta, a Black sorority at the U of R. They will honor student leaders from RIT and the U of R. 13 Even with all this extensive community service and educational work. Alpha Phi Alpha is still an extensively social fraternity. They have a saying that expresses this, "We party hard, we stay up late, but most of all we graduate. We're scholars making dollars." Quite often they hold dance parties on cam• pus, which usually have a good attendance. Alpha Phi Alpha only wishes that there could be a greater multi-cultural turn out at their events. One thing that Black Greek letter organisations are known for is step• ping. Stepping is a kind of dance that is a form of expressing the African her• itage and love for one's fraternity/sorority. It originated from the tribal dances of Africa and is now a method of competition among black Greek letter organi• zations. A friendly rivalry exists among all Black Greek letter organizations and which fraternity is the best (in which stepping plays a big part) is consid• ered "Running the yard." From what people say Alpha Phi Alpha "Runs this yard." Alpha Phi Alpha would like to thank Kappa Delta Rho, Zeta Tau Alpha, and Dorothy Brown for making their transition into RIT's Greek Community a welcome one. WRITTEN BY CHRIS GATES PHOTOGRAPHED BY KEVIN DOYLE Approximately 300 people packed the Fire Side lounge Saturday night to party and watch the Alpha's perform their step routine. Registration for Lottery Colony Manor (Colony Manor Complex OTTice) Hicsday. May 4. 199.^ Wednesday. March 24, 1993 Wednesday, May 5. 1993 9:00 am to 4:00 pm (closed noon-1) 10:00 am to 4:00 pm Grace Watson Lobby Thursday, March 25, 1993 i 9:00 am to 6:.30 pm (closed noon-1) b) Residence Hall Sign Up Thursday. May b. 1993 Racquet Club (Racquet Gub Complex OfTice) sC 10:00 am to 4:00 pm Friday, March 26, 1993 Grace Watson Lobby 9:00 am to 4:00 pm (closed noon-1) Monday, March 29, 1993 Other Sign Dps and Dates 9:00 am to 4:00 pm (closed noon-1) n Medical Sign Up • Tc Perkins (Colony Manor Complex OfTice) Thursday, March 25, 1993 10:00 am to 4:00 pm (closed noon-1:30) Tuesday, March 30, 1993 Residence Life Office 9:00 am to 4:00 pm (closed noon-1) Displaced Sign Up \\fednesday, March 31. 1993 if Thursday, April 8, 1993 9:00 am to 6:30 pm (closed noon-1) 10:00 am to 4:00 pm Grace Witson Lobby Empty Apartment Lottery RHA & RITA Sign Up a) Apartment Lottery Registratioa Hiesday, Apnl 13, 1993 Monday, March 29, 1993 10:00 am to 4:00 pm (closed noon-1:30) Tuesday, March 30, 1993 1 Residence Life Office 9:00 am to 4:00 pm Grace Watson Lobby Remaining Single and Double Deluxe Sign Up b) Empty Apartment Sign Up Thursday, April 15. 1993 Thursday , Apnl 22, 1993 I 4:00 pm 3:00 pm to 8:00 pm Grace Watson Lobby J": Grace Watson Lobby •.CM Greek & Special Interest House Sign Up Tuesday, May 11, 1993 Apartment Unit Deposit 11:00 am to 4:00 pm For fall quarter an advance reservation deposit must accompany Grace Watson Lobby each apartment group's application for housing. The deposit will be credited towards September's monthly rate. Only checks, money orders, visa or mastercard will be accepted. Residence Hall Housing Deposit A housing deposit of $150.00 check, money order. Visa/ Efficiency $250 unit deposit Mastercard, or Office of Vocational Rehabilitation notification 1 Bedroom Apartment $250 unit deposit is required at the time of sign up. No cash will be accepted. 2 Bedroom Apartment $350 unit deposit Money Orders can be obtained from 8:30 am to 2:00 pm 2 Bedroom Townhouse $350 unit deposit Monday through Fnday at the Grace Watson Post Office. 3 Bedroom Townhouse $500 unit deposit o: 15 r A "T'hen I was asked if I attacked by police and fought back Bobby Seale was the first music and celebration from the defied the systems. The hypocrisy their beliefs was the "Ballot or the of the two men that I met. He wore Alpha Phi Alpha Black Expo and that both Bobby Seale and the late Bullet," which essentially meant A f\ I wanted to report on and killed many of the same offi• a black beret in the style of Black seemed a lot more sunnier in the Huey P. Newton saw in the racist that the party preferred to use the m/ %/ the Debate between cers who killed their members in a Panther which read "Seize The SAU lobby than usual. Mr. Seale system and the killing of Malcolm X vote to gain electoral power in the » » former Black Panther gun fight were here at RIT to Time, Reach." This advertises the and I sat a table where he could in 1965 led the two men to found Black community. But if this was •arty members Bobby Seale and express their views on Black project he heads in his home of sell his books. The Black Panther Party for Self denied, violence would certainly lldridge Cleaver, I jumped at the Activism versus Political Action. Philadelphia. My first reaction was A point that our American Defense in October of 66'. erupt. pportunity to interview two men BACC allowed me to that I had seen this man before. media never divulged is that televi• ^ho helped advance the struggle of accompany the former Black "If Malcolm had not been Along with this principle The charismatic appeal of Seale sion viewers saw, but were never ifrican Americans in the late Panther Party members before and killed, the Black Panther Party were the principles which included was later displayed in his memories informed, that these were college 960's and early 1970's. These after their debate so that I could would not have been formed," stressing communal education, of the Black Panther Party during men who debated the issues of len along with other men bran- write a more comprehensive story. Seale told me as we sat in the establishment of businesses, the debate. their times on how to solve the ishing shotguns and pistols in This important event would only be SAU. Seale explained to me the teaching of self-defense, and problems of racism in America. lain view to all; these men who fol- the commencement of Black The SAU was full of tables principles that this party was based improvement of housing. This ten This "Black Intelligencia" that the )wed police in order to make cer- History Month festivities here at selling African clothing, jewelry, on. The most important of these point listing of the founding princi• two men described was the com• jin that Blacks were not abused by RIT. These two speakers were just and oils. The atmosphere was quite principles was "to organize Black ples of the Black Panther Party are bined mind power of Black college olice; these men who were the spark to set off what will be an different than any other day I've political, electoral, and community listed in Bobby Seale's book "Seize informative month. seen in the SAU. It was filled with students in the United States who unity." The theme that summed up The Time." THE STRUGGLE & THE DEBATE Former Blade Panthers Bobby Seal (left) and Eldridge Cleaver came to RIT Wednesday February 3. to talk about their past and about future race relations in the U.S. meeting Black Panther Party members in San Francisco. There he gained respect for them and came to realize what they stood for was important in solving the prob• lems that Blacks faced in the civil rights movement. Mr. Cleaver's views did not seem that much different than that of his fellow party member. The surprising aspect of Eldridge Cleaver was that he supported the Governor that had barred down on the Black Panther Party for president—Ronald Reagan. He has recently changed his views on both the Reagan and Bush administrations. Pnor to the debate, Bobby Seal talked to members of the Black Awareness Coordinating Committee in tlieir lounge.Whe n asked about the Bobby Seale was a army to the backstage of the Ingle problems that Blacks face with mechanic who, after leaving, went Auditorium. drugs, both men believe that many to college at Oakland's Merick The auditorium was almost Black leaders sold out to the "Just College to study mechanical engi• full; something I didn't expect. After Say No" slogans and didn't do neering. Seale met Huey P. an opening by Minister of much to create solutions. Seale Newton and became involved in Information Brandon Howard, a believes that the problems of drugs discussion both in and out of class thought provoking speech by a stu• in America are a result of a conspir• about the civil rights movement. dent, and the President of BACC, acy of the government to kill minori• After becoming interested in the the two speakers presented their ties. works of African-American authors sides. Bobby Seale began and The audience, which was and leaders, especially the actions explained to the audience the prin• very diverse, was pleased with the of Malcolm X, he and Newton ciples of the Black Panther Party. debate between the two men's . formed the Black Panther Party. Mr. Seale also described the state Afterwards, many people followed Bobby Seale, who is a of race relations in that days the the speakers the for autographs, powerful speaker, told us many sto• Black Panther Party, and the pro• including me. The two presenta• ries about the Black Panther Party. gression of these relations. This tions were interesting. Although Examples are his views on former progression started with the elimi• they were supposed to be at odds Party member Alain Edwards who nation of segregation, then he in their style of solving today's has just written a book about her moved to the elimination of disen- problems in the African-American involvement in the party, how co- franchisement of Blacks, and it is community, I didn't see that much founder Huey Newton developed currently at the stage of eliminating of a difference in the means the the slogan "Power To The People," economic exploitation of Blacks in two went about to achieve the ends how Newton ran for president in America. of racial equality. 1972, and that the first Black In a slow and deliberate Student Union was started by style, opposite of the style of Seale, Newton at Merick College. Eldridge Cleaver talked about why Mr. Cleaver arrived and he decided to join the Black Written by explained that he was sorry that he Panther Party. Cleaver, who spent was late. He had gone back to the time in prison where he wrote the Jeffrey M. Gambles hotel for some food. After the meet• book "Soul On Ice," was involved Photographed by ing of Seale and Cleaver in the with a revolutionary newspaper BACC lounge, which was cordial before his meeting with the Black Aris Economopoulos but somewhat cold, we skirted up Panthers. This decision came after 18 CalendaRIT February 15 - 21,1993 Schedule of Events RIT Religious Services Kilian J. and Caroline F. Schmitt Interfaith Center Phone: x2135 (voiceAI DD) Monday, Febuary 15 • Auditions for "Meta", a play featuring a deaf Holocaust Lutheran Campus Parish Catholic Campus Parish survivor. Deaf and hearing actors needed. 6 pm, Panara Sunday. 11:00 am Saturday, 4:30 pm Theatre, Johnson Bldg. For info call x6254. Jones Memorial Chapel Allen Memorial Chapel Tuesday, Febuary 16 Special Worship as Sunday, 9:30 and 11:00 am announced Allen Memorial Chapel • Support Service Program, "RMI: Focusing on the Facts" Southern Baptist Monday-Thursday, 12:10pm Call x6821 to register, 9-11 a.m., Johnson Bldg, 3635. Bible study and Sunday Jones Memorial Chapel • Tuesday Treats, Shirley Morton, Gospel Music, 12:00 - Worship RIT/NTID students Episcopal Cttmpus Pitrish 1:00 p.m., SAU Lobby. Sunday, 3:00 pm, Skalny Rm Sunday, 9:30 am • "American Sign Language as a Second Language in United M^thgd'st and Jones Memorial Chapel Public Education". 1 - 2 pm, Johnson Bldg, Panara Other Protestant Wednesday, 12:10 pm Theatre. Genesee Valley United Allen Memorial Chapel Methodist Church 70 Bailey Rd • Reception honoring all students graduating at the end Hilkl/Jgwish Campus Sunday, 9:30 am £msti of Winter Quarter, 3:30-5:00 p.m., SAU, Fireside Lounge. Church School, Friday, Shabbat, 5:00 pm Auditions for "Meta", a play featuring a deaf Holocaust Sunday, 10:30 am Jones Memorial Chapel survivor. Deaf and hearing actors needed. 6 pm, Panara Worship Service Festivals as announced Theatre, Johnson Bldg. For info call x6254. Worship in th€ Afrkan/ Islam • Women's Basketball vs. Roberts Wcsleyan, 7:00 p.m., American Tradition Prayer Times, Clark Gymnasium. Sunday, 4:00 pm Mon - Thurs, 1 - 2:30 pm Allen Memorial Chapel Wednesday, Febuary 17 Jones Memorial Chapel • Comedian, Gerrol Bennett will be in the Ritz at 8:00 pm. SERVICES ARE INTERPRETED Sponsored by College Activities Board. FOR THE HEARING IMPAIRED AS ANNOUNCED Thursday, Febuary 18 • Multicultural Education Program, "Coaching/Team Building with Colleagues." Call x6821 to register, 9:00 - 11:30 a.m., Johnson Bldg, 3635. Friday, Febuary 19 • "Assertiveness" by Shirley Baker. Self Esteem series sponsored by RIT Women's Network. Brown bag LO"l^ "DA'Y - MdAdRCOd30 lunch at 12 noon, program 12:30 - 2 pm. Free - all are A traditional community event bringing grade welcome. school children to RIT for an afternoon of fun. • Black Heritage, 6th annual Black History month Interested groups or individuals can contact Linda celebration, 7 - 8 pm, Johnson Bldg, Panara Theater. Kenville-Hill, Interfaith Center 475-2135. • Talisman, "The Last of The Mohicans" at 7:00 and 9:30 It's a great idea for a community service project!! pm. Ingle Auditorium, SAU. $1. Saturday, Febuary 20 • Talisman, "The Last of The Mohicans" at 7:00 and 9:30 pm. Ingle Auditorium, SAU. $1. Get Involved ! • Men's Hockey vs. Elmira, 7:30 p.m., Ritter Ice Arena. Student Government position applications Sunday, February 21 • Have a good day! available - February 1 - March 21,9 am - 3 pm in the SG office, SAU RTTreat. For info, x2203. CongratuCations to aCCstudents graduating "Winter Quarter! We hope you enjoy the CalendaRIT lisling of events. 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Ticket Express - 716 222 5000 M»TaVNT I aibwbsiis Ticket Master - 716 232 1900 MASTERCARD, VISA, DISCOVER A AMERICAN EXPRESS CARDS ACCEPTED! 20 Repro View operation headed by a powerful (?) not deserve to hold the National Loaded Weapon drug lord (Shatner). She gets killed, but Lampoon label and it seemed impossi• not before hiding the evidence. You'd ble to even think of this movie and better pay attention at that point Animal House in the same concept. Shoots Blanks because it's the only plot indication This did have the potential to he a there is. From then on, the movie is so good movie. The writers could have The recipe is simple. Take a most of busy being a take off on other movies made an hysterical comedy spoof with• Lethal Weapon, a small chunk of Basic (mostly the Lethal Weapon series) that it out jamming the fact that it was a take Instinct, throw in some Silence of the is hard to remember that there is actu• off on popular action films down our Lambs, a touch of Die Hard, and a pinch ally a story trying (desperately) to throats constantly. The fact that it of Wayne's World. Put it in a blender unfold. wasn't made me feel as though the writ• and mix well...but leave the cover off. Emilio Estcvez did mediocre in his ers didn't think that the audience was The result is Loaded Wca/>on/National first comedy role, hut he is far out intelligent enough to figure out that we Lampoon's latest spoof. shined by William Shatner (arrogant as were watching a movie that was a take litis mostly-star (as opposed to all- ever) and Tim Curry who seems to he off rather than an original. 1 for one do star) cast includes Kniilio Estcvez made to play the evil hut lovable villain. not like to have my intelligence insult• {Young Guns) Charles C. Jackson, Jon The ironic thing, is that the writing was ed. The short length of the movie Lovitz {Saturday Night Live) William so had that both Shatner and Curry ended up being a blessing. Shatner {Star Trek), and Tim Curry came off as amateurs at best. Every movie, no matter how had {Clue, Rocky Horror Picture Show) with Unfortunately the talent of the actors does have its place. This one may he cameos from such stars as Whoopi was wasted. good as a rental on a discount day Goldberg, James Doohan, Alyse lieasley Before the movie started, a local when you are in a silly mood. 1 must {Moonlighting) Charlie Sheen and Bruce D.J. welcomed the crowd to the special admit that there were funny parts that I Willis. preview. He said that he hoped that this enjoyed. 1 can't however recommend The story is one that most cop would turn into a movie that would be that you waste seven bucks and your movies have employed but it is execut• watched again and again and would time to go sec it. ed in a sick and twisted silly way. An ex- join the ranks of other great National —TAMARA MOXHAM cop (Goldberg) finds out that a local U-unpoon movies such as Animal House. girls club is a front for a major drug It became clear very early that it did believed to be dead. A hurt Sam drives befriend Sam, but in the end the whole Where Can off, buries his friend, and looks for a family grows to love him. place to stay until he can think of a Scenes range from Sam's past plan to leave. He camps out in the catching up to him and his leaving. You Run? country woods, on private property. While on the road he realizes he has to This land is owned by a woman who help the family and he comes back. Jean-Claude Van Damme has a new would later become his love interest. With the final scene erupting with flick "No Where to Run", which is not The family who owns the land, a action and Sam kicking some butt, it the same as all his other movies, with young widow and her two little kids ends realistically enough with Sam, less high jumps and kicking, but plenty Mookie (played by Kieran Ciilkin) and handcuffed, being led to the authori• of punching and grunts. It is the first Bea, have problems of their own. Not ties. 'Hie words "Will you wait for me?" film in which Van Damme shows knowing that Sam is camping out in touched many people in the theater. human emotions instead of being the the woods, they are desperately trying Several viewers were crying. "lean, mean, fighting machine" that he to hang on to their home, one that "No Where to Run" is an action usually is. This action-packed flick real• threatens to be taken away in order to packed movie full of life and love. ly keeps you on your toes. make room for other houses, stores, Tliere was a human side to this story, Meet Sam (played by Van Damme), malls and the like. If the house is not and 1 couldn't help hut be touched by a gootl man who made some mistakes sold willingly, the family will be forced it. Van Damine's acting has also and is running from the law. The to sell it. How are they forced? They improved drastically, since he is now movie begins with Sam riding in a bus- are intimidated by a near-by farm burn• showing more emotion and in the end one transporting prisoners to jail— ing down, a slaughtered cow, and even he even cries. So...if you want to see a which ends up getting overturned by thugs coming out of no where to make movie with a heart as well as a fist (or another car trying to stop it. Who was sure (physically) that the house will be Van Damme in the nude) yon might driving this car? It's Sam's buddy who sold. It is during one of these episodes, want to check out "No Where to Run". is helping him to escape. After injuring where Sam hears a cry for help, that he If you are expecting a repeat of Jean- both guards aboard the bus, Sam and suddenly appears and helps. Although Claude's other movies, you might just his friend proceed to the getaway car not welcomed with open arms at first want to run somewhere else. and prepare to drive off into the sun• by this young widow, she eventually —Aii-EEN PAGAN set, before Sam's friend gets shot by a finds it in her heart to trust him. The prison guard on the bus that is young hoy, Mookie, is the first one to 21 ReproHumor Greek Tales Book ^—Sorority Snow & The Seven Fraternity Guys Once upon a lime in a land with many and crush her own dwindling house. When she awoke, Snow noticed bricks, there lived a sorority president At last, the dreaded day came. that there was a small cottage in the who was having a hard time with The evil president asked her magic mir• clearing nearby. She made her way into school. As she Tilled out the next years ror, "Mirror, mirror on the wall, which the house and was disgusted. There was Financial Aid package, she got a paper sorority is the fairest of all," and the a months worth of laundry piled on the cut on her finger. Three drops of blood mirror replied: "Her lips blood red, her floor, food left out in the open on fell on the snow-white paper. hair like night, her virtue like snow, her tables, and beer cans everywhere! It was "How wonderful it would be to nickname—Snow White!" a fraternity of dirty drunken midgets! get a girl into this house with lips as red Fuming with anger, the evil presi• "Well," she thought, "ijjaybe they as blood, and hair black as ebony...with• dent called one of the houses big broth• don't have a housekeeper. I'll just tidy out resorting to makeup or dyes," ers to her chambers. up and surprise them, after all it's good thought the President. "Take Snow White to the party Greek relations." The next fall, the president's this Friday...and ruin her reputation," And indeed it was true. Snow wish came true. A young girl had she said. and the fraternity dwarves (Mongo, pledged, and she was all the president The big brother lowered his head Weasel, Doofus, Spanky, Grouchy, Pissy desired. As she initiated the young in grief and fear. He had no choice but and Dingleberry) became friends. She pledge, she gave her the f)ledge name, to blindly obey the wishes of the evil told of her problems with other sorori• "Snow White." Within that very same president. Big brothers lived to serve. ties, and the dwarves offered to let her quarter, the president failed out of Snow White saw no problem in stay. Besides, their house had never school, leaving the house without a going to the party with the big brother, been so clean. president. after all, everyone knew her virtuous In the meantime back at the evil In a rival sorority there to was a nature. It was great at the party, lots of presidents house, the big brother had president, and she to was beautiful, but beer, loud music, and plenty of friends returned and told her that the "deed" in a vain and annoying way. She was everywhere. Snow White had no idea was done. The evil president ran up to jealous of all other women in what was in store for her as she drank her room, laughing all the way. Panhellenic Council and on campus, her beer, danced with the big brother, "At last!" she gloated, "1 will be but most of all she was jealous of Snow and sang the song to him as they the most beautiful!" And down the hall• White. danced. way she ran until she reached her This evil president's most prized At last, the big brother could room, and her magic mirror. p>ossession was her magic mirror. Elach stand it no longer. He dropped to his "Now, mag;ic mirror on the wall, day of the quarter, she gazed into and knees in front of Snow. "1 can't take which sorority is the fairest of all?" she asked: "Mirror, mirror on the wall, you home and 'do' you Snow," he asked. which sorority is the fairest of all?" If cried, "even though it's the evil presi• But the brutally honest mirror the mirror told her that she was the dent's command. Run from this frater• replied: "With the seven fraternity most beautiful in school, then all was nity house and never return." midgets she'll spend the night, the only well. But if another girl, or worse, Then away went the big brother. sorority girl with virtue, Snow White." another sorority was named, then the On his way hack to the sorority house She soon realized that the big president threw an enormous hissy, he grabbed a bottle of Lubriderm, a brotlier had lied to her. She picked a and then tried to ruin the girl and her Penthouse, and finished his "business." stuffed animal off of her bed and used reputation. He then went to see the evil president. it to smash the mirror off her wall. As the years passed. Snow While Now alone in a fraternity house. ITien, still shaking with rage, she made grew more and more beautiful, became Snow White ran out into the nature her way to the basement to concoct a president of her house, and her pure trails crying. After running for awhile, si)cll. nature made everyone love and desire and being a little drunk. Snow White First, she disguised herself as a her—evcr)'one but the rival president. passed out in the woods. From nearby homely, lonely, and gullible freshman. Hie evil president's fear was that nests and burrows, the creatures of the She then decided that she would make Snow White would grow to be fairest in forest gathered around her to keep an a poisoned wine cooler to place Snow the land, get more girls in her house, eye on her while she slept. into the sleeping death. Only loves first 22 February 12. 1993 kiss could wake her, and since she was thought she had nothing to fear. After a time, a handsome presi• known to be a prude...it wouldn't hap• Indeed this girl may be a good prospect dent of a nearby fraternity heard peo• pen. She placed the cooler among oth• for rush. As a token of appreciation for ple at parties tell of a lovely, now ers in her book bag and then made her the information on her house, she ex-president of a sorority, asleep or way into the forest. offered Snow a wine cooler. In drinking dead in the woods. He left the party on It was near morning when the it, Snow White immediately fell to the a bet to see if indeed she did exist. evil president reached the forest. By floor—lifeless. Again the forest crea• Since he was drinking at the party that time, the fraternity dwarves had tures came, and seeing Snow fallen, awhile, he knew as soon as he saw her left to go on a road trip even though immediately took off to get the dwarves lying there that he was "in love" with they had classes. Snow decided that she for help. But, when the dwarves made her. And so, Snow awoke and began to was too tired to go to class as well, so it back, it was too late. Maybe it was date the handsome president, who later she hung out, watched soap operas and that DWl stop, or the fact Pissy had to dumped her when she gained too much ate cupcakes for the day. "Watch out go again. In the end, they did the only weight, but then regretted it when she for the evil president," said the dwarves thing they could do-they built her a began taking aerobics twice a day and as they hopf>ed into their cars. bed of beer cans and saran wrap in the dropped the twenty pounds she had But when a poor, homely fresh• forest. They then kept watch night and put on...and then some. The End. man appeared at the door, Snow day. -JT 23 IF YOU WANT TO MAKE IT IN THE REAL WORLD, SPEND A SEMESTER IN OURS. MacF/I/ (ii)Acr^%nep World Co. 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Housing Connection Kate Gleason Hall Room 1060 Voice: 716/475-2575 TDD: 716/475-2719 Monday through Friday 9:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Listings include: Roommate(s) Wanted Roommate(s) Available Apartments/Houses for Rent Rooms for Rent 24 Sports Tigers Skating On Thin ice MEN'S HOCKEY WOMEN'S HOCKEY Jacot finished off the scoring when she RIT 4, BROCKPORT 7 RIT 6, CoujY 2 worked the point on the power play In the hockey game this past Friday RIT jumf>ed out to an early lead and and slapped a screen shot that caught night at Ritter Arena, the Tigers lost to never looked back in their first of two the far f>ost. Balogh and Melissa Priebe a football team on skates. RIT took the road games last weekend. Lisa Gentile assisted on the play. The win bodes well early lead on a goal by Jasen Wise. scored less than three minutes into the for the Tigers who potentially might face Golby in their upcoming defense Brockport tied the game with 33 sec• game when she battled in front of the of the Bowdoin Tournament Gup. onds remaining in the period. The net to tip in a feed pass from Erin Elagles continued their scoring ways O'Neil. O'Neil picked up her own goal early in the second, taking a 3-1 lead. near the end of the first when she put RIT 0, UNH 8 The Tigers were just getting hammered home a pass from Lisa Gimlin. The In the second game of the road trip, by the Eagles forechecking. Jay Murphy Tigers skated off leading 2-0 at the end the Tigers faced a much tougher oppo• put RIT hack in the game with two of one. nent in University of New Hampshire. goals in under a minute. On both of In the second, RIT again A team with a 14-3-1 record and one them he put the puck in the upper picked up an early goal. Shantel that had beaten Golby 17-0 earlier in right hand corner. Brockport then Gammie battled along the boards to get the week. The strains of the long road trip seemed to take their toll early in regained composure and scored four the puck into the slot where Gimlin was the first period as RIT gave up three straight. Scott MacNair closed the gap waiting to fire it in. Gimlin picked up quick goals before coming alive and late in the game with a powerplay goal. her second goal of the second when her battling tough. RIT generated a num• RIT lost 7-4 against a Brockport squad centering pass caromed ofT the skate of ber of scoring opportunities hut were that they should have easily laughed out Suzy Balogh, who was tied up in front unable to convert and UNH held on to of the building. Their Saturday game of the net. The goal counted and was the shut-out, winning 8-0. against Hobart was canceled due to the one of the Tiger's two power play goals cold, Hobart is an outdoor rink, and as in the game. Gentile picked up her sec• The Tigers square off this of production has not yet been resched• ond of the game on a nice second weekend against arch-rivals St. uled. effort, assisted on the play by Marie Lawrence University Saturday night at Signor. 8:30 p.m. and Sunday afternoon at Golby picked up goals in the 12:15 a.m. Admission is free. Swing by second and third periods, but Jonnie and cheer them on to victory. Number 30, Derrick Bamelt shows great effort oj the puck slides by. 25 Sports News WOMEN'S TRACK 6th Place, UR Invitational This past weekend saw the Track team finish sixth out of a nine team field. Amy Weber finished second in both the 45 and 200 meter dash. Kristina Schulze placed third in the high jump and fourth in the long jump. Sherrp Ann Smith placed fourth in the high jump, and Carlean Murray and Neva Nichols finished fourth and fifth in the shot put. The 4x400 meter relay also won both diving events, the tured the 50 breaststroke and RIT team placed fourth. required portion and the optional, swept the 100 butterfly, with Kelly while teammate Amber McFate took Lindsay taking first place. Kathy WRESTUNG second in both events. Jody Thomas Hugelier mastered the boards again, RIT 3, ST. LAWRENCE 42 won the 100 Individual medley to winning both the three-meter and one- The RIT wrestling team faced the round out the meet for RIT. meter events in record form. Kathy set Saints of St. Lawrence on Saturday in UR pool and RIT school records for what proved to be a long day for the RIT 118, UTICA21 most points in both events, and quali• Tigers. RIT won only one of a possible The ladies made up for the close match fied those scores for the second time ten matches, with the only win coming with l^Moyne by creaming Utica. RIT this season for the NCAA champi• in the final match of the day, a 5-0 deci• swimmers took all but one event and onships. Despite her performance, the sion by heavyweight Chris Merkel. The took second in all but three. Karen Tigersharks lost the meet and fell to 4-5 Tigers lost 24 team points on six St. Strumlock and Jody Thomas each won on the year. Lawrence pins and another six when three events and Amira Gumby took they had to forfeit the match at 126 two. Other winners included Allison MEN'S SWIMMING pounds. The Tigers record dropped to Gilday, Lauren O'Gonnell, and Carrie RIT 117, UR 144 a dismal 0-5 on the season, being Marlin. Kathy Hugelier also continued The Tigersharks traveled to cross-town outscored 194-37 by their five oppo• to dive well, taking both the required rival University of Rochester on nents. and the optional diving competitions. Saturday looking to even their season The victory raised the Tigersharks record at two. The Yellow jackets had WOMEN'S SWIMMING record to 4-4 on the season. other plans, however, and beat the RIT 68 LEMOYNE 72 Tigersharks, despite winning only six of The lady Tigersharks traveled to RIT 69, UR 159 the possible fourteen events. Nick LxMoyne last Tuesday for a dual meet On Saturday the Tigersharks went Jensen, Andy Abbott, and Kyril Faenov with the teams from both LeMoyne and across town to meet the University of each won two events and Trevor Kosa Utica. The contest against LeMoyne Rochester in a head-to-head contest. and Tony Metzger each added another turned out to be a close one as RIT fell Amira Gumby, who has grown accus• to keep RIT close. But UR's six wins, short by only four points when it was tomed to winning the 50 and 100 including a sweep of both diving events all over. Amira Gumby and Karen freestyle, was bested in the 50 free by and numerous second and third place Strumlock paced the Tigersharks with UR's Myers and didn't compete in the finishes enabled them to out-point the two wins apiece, Gumby's in the 50 and 100 free. Instead she entered the 200 Tigersharks for the victory. With the 100 freestyle, and Strumlock's in the freestyle and won that event by over loss, RlT's record dropped to 1-3. 500 and 1000 freestyle. Kathy Hugelier seven seconds. Lauren O'Gonnell caj>- 26 February 12,1993 Atheletes Of Women's Basketball The Week RIT 33, HARTWICK 67 to give the Tigers a one-point lead. The Lady Tigers went on the road this Trambley played a tenacious game on week to face two tough EAA basketball defense as she stole the ball as well as teams. In their first bout they were their chance for victory from the upended by a wide margin unable to RPler's with six seconds to go on the control the sharp-shooting of the clock. Hartwick Warriors. Melissa Trambley Senior Jen Zaepfel had the Jeff Molisani, a senior guard on the bas• lead RIT with 8 poihts. game-high with an impressive 21 points ketball team, has been named Rochester and 9 boards. Freshman Maggie Gulley Institute of Technology Male Athlete of RIT 61, RPI 60 followed with 10 points and 6 the Week for the week ending Feb. 8, The following day saw the RIT ladies rebounds. RIT resumes home action 1993. come out with a different roar as they tonight 2/12 versus Glarkson at 6 PM Molisani led the squad to a 2-1 week with wins over Rochester and Rensselaer went on to outdo the Renssalaer and St. Lawrence tomorrow at 2 PM. and a loss to Hartwick. Versus Rochester, So come on out and support our Lady Engineers by one. Joan Marie Nunziato he had 15 points, five rebounds and three sank the jumpier with ten seconds to go Tigers! assists; against Hartwick, he had eight assists; and vs. Rensselaer, he had 17 points and five assists. "Jeff had another solid week," points out Coach Boh McVean. "In our first win at Rochester's Palestra in 13 or so years, Jeff look over in the last three or four minutes and was very instrumental. Likewise, in our weekend games he held everything together and had an outstand• ing weekend." McVean comments. Men's Basketball RIT 54, HARTWICK 57 as Brian Wachter and Des Allen hit TTiis past Friday, the RIT men's basket• back-to-back three pointers to tie the Kathy Hugelier, a junior diver on the ball team suffered a disappointing loss game at 62. From that point on it was women's swim team, has been named versus Hartwick to end Goach Bob RIT all the way, as they stayed on top to Rochester Institute of Technology Female McVean's longest winning streak at 10. improve their record to 15-4. Montanez Athlete of the Week for the week ending Leaving them at a tie with Ithaca for lead the way with 22 points and 8 Feb. 8, 1993. first in the EAA standings. rebounds, Jeff Molisani and Allen both Hugelier broke two school records at the University of Rochester on Saturday RIT trailed the Warriors the jammed out 17, and Gharlie Bartlett while capturing both the one-meter and majority of the game, unable to stop the pitched in for 15 key points. Ranked three-meter diving events. She scored seventh, the Tigers play in their final powerful play of their big men under• 261.90 on the one-meter and 256.50 on neath the basket. The Tigers lead at one home matches on tonight at 8 PM ver• the three-meter. She also broke the one- point by 4, but could not hold on as sus Glarkson, and Saturday at 4 PM ver• meter pool record at the Speegle- they lost by three in this EAA bout. In sus St. Lawrence. Gome out and show Wilhraham Aquatic Center. Hugelier has their efforts, high-scorer went to your support! Good Luck Tigers!! now attained both NCAA qualifying Alberto Montanez with 21 points. scores needed to go to nationals in March. "Kathy looked good again this week• RIT 86, RPI 83 Writers contributing to this end," Coach Kathy Rohords comments. Goming into the second day, the Tigers "She's very focused and confident, and play was enigmatic as they were unfa• weeks Sports section: she should do well in the state meet." miliar with Renssalaers dome-like set• MATT GEHRIG Hugelier chose RIT because of its ting. They fell behind by as much as 12 strong academic and deaf programs. She SCOTT HEWTTSON points. 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