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For God So Loved the World That He Gave His One and Only Son, That Whoever Believes in Him Shall Not Perish but Have Eternal Life. "for God so loved the World that he gave his one and only Son, that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life." John 3:16 I Fall Weekend Presents Fall Fest '88 Silverforest Jewelry Sale 9 am-5 pm Sponsored by Off Campus Assoc. 3:30 pm Women's Tennis PIT vs U of R CAU-Ritskellar We Can Make You Laugh 9 pm-11 pm The hottest comedy-gameshow on the market Cash prizes if you can survive as a contestant!! I.D. required-free admission Sponsored by College Activities Board Friday, September 16 CAU-Lobby Silverforest Jewelry Sale Continues 9 am-5 pm Ingle Auditorium i_iiii-Mrid"Oidr,Mnirnai irdinor rcriurriiiriy wiiii live Mirican 1 l.*+0 dill dlKJ l.v3U pill Leoparos ana wiia DiacK raniner logetner in one nuge ou n. caoe Front of CAU The Sensational Hensens- Exciting Roller Skating like you've 12:15 pm and 2:00 pm never seen..Thrill after thrill Cau-Ritskellar loir featuring i he New Kicks ice cream specials & halt *t pm-/ pm ^1 ic^c o(.J(.Jcl by CAB Ingle Auditorium Talisman Movies 7:30 pm & 9:30 pm Cinderella \£. IIIIUI ll^l 11 Knvaanisaatsi L-Au - C/aieie n a Piinnx/ Rnnp OoitiaHx/ Oiuh Nioht o.ou pm-i.uu am All nrnrppris to Horton Child Care Center Admission $300 Soonsored bv Phi Kaooa Tau Fraternitv Saturday, September 17 12 noon-6 pm Fall Out-Annual Outdoor Event Sponsored by Sol Heuman Gib- son Quad Location TBA-See your RA for details! Ingle Auditorium International Attractions Inc. presentsThe Chinese Magic Review 2:00 pm-4:00 pm foatiirinnloaiUiiiiy * ThM ioc uiiyiiiaprininail oiiiiicophinococ aiuuciiarr>hatco unif Taivx/aidiwdini DiOdiiiidrMiiRraatHtaUinny Or\Aof art^i liar ma^i^ F^an^arc F^amaW%/ k^i m/i.Pi i ar-\H nni i^h opecidcuicirmore. Free admission....Don' mdyic, L/ancerst, misvx^meuys it. , r\ung-ru dnu iiiucii Webb Auditorium Talisman Movies Continue 2 pm only Cinderella Ingle Auditorium Koyaanisquatsi 7:30 pm & 9:30 pm 12 midnight CAU-Cafeteria Comedienne Clara Berger* 9 pm-1 am Musical Entertainment TBA ID required...Admission $1.00 Spon- sored by CAB Sunday, September 18 Talisman Movie Ingle Auditorium Fassbiners s Beware of a Wholy Whore 7:30 pm & 9:45 pm *Events Interpreted for the hearing impaired Sponsored by the Major Weekend Committee & Your student activities fees. Welcome Back CONTENTS Volumrreporte 6S, Number 2 Seplrmberr lb I9H H EDITORINCHIEF FEATURES James A. Ferme MANAGINC; KDITOR REPORTER pro- Ellis J. Canal files Presidential EXECX'TIVE EDITOR 9 Afar* Tiffany hopefuls Mike Dukakis, COPY EDi rOR Marco Abnndo George Bush, Ron Paul. NEWS EDITORS Kris laomts Manuel Rivera Billy Graham pre- FEATURE WRITERS aches to a packed RiU Hortonjoe Mnrini 16 NEWS WRITERS Silver Stadium on Sunday. (Claudia Ijistella-Patrtck Deupree David Martin'RarUm Eiske Mather Ann Ricker'Casmo Tedi)ne ENTERTAINMENT EDUX^R REPORTAGE Ijm Masella ROTC cadets get of- ENTERTAINMENT WRITER ficer training over the Dougjerum past summer. SPORI^ EDI IDR 6 Jeff Cihh RIT spends big bucks on SPORTS WRITERS renovations for apartment Rnherl O'Setl complexes. Fall weekend will offer exciting ARE DIRE(nX)R entertainment for everyone. Suzanne Shade PRODUCmON MANACiERS Scott Traylor'Helh Ploeger PRODUCriON STAFF 22 REPROVIEW Jeff Wasilko'Muhael Benedetto Lauren Siegendorf'Mtke Mcdirr Janes Addiction: worth a Bridgrtte Miett listen. Personal Effects plays at DIREXrrOR OF PHOrrOGRAPHV Pyramid Bruce Strong PHCJIX) EDI IXIR Mck Parrella SCOREBOARD 26 CHIEF PHarOGRAPHER Paul \'tsely Cross Country looks fonhrard to PH(yiX)GRAPHERS a great season. Kenneth (ioldman Michael Lutiky Women's Volleyball toumament in Brockport proves successful. ADVERI ISING MANAGER Men's Soccer vs. Alfred ends in Robert J. Williams a tie. BUSINESS MANAGER Cover Photo by: Mike Lxitzky Joy Houck DIS I RIBLTION STAFF REPORTER MAQAZ»« s puOBfied v«eWy durxig Ihe at^Jerrx: ^ Dnve Rochester New IbrV 14623 Edrtoni arxJ productwn facilities are located m Room A^283 o< the Coiege AKxnm Union letephone Andy Minnick (716)47S2212 Sutjscnption $4 00 per quarter The opinions expressed m REPORTER do not necessarily refect those o< tf^J^a^iJeRLi Mark CUmtino does not generiN rwxew cx s»)prt>« d the contents d REPORTER and does not at^^ Letters must be sutxrutted to the REPORTER dtce tiy 4 pm Monday Letters must be typed and double spaced Please hm,t letters to 250 words REPORTER reserves the right to e* tor libel and Clanty No lellere w4l be printed unless s.grie<i ano accrxTHwrvedty a ADVISOR phone number REPORTER win withhold naiies upon request Al toOererecenwJ are property d REPORTER WdQa.--H^ PA^l^I.i' Elaine Spaull takes pride in Its rnembership in the AssooaledCdtegtetePreea and Amencan(>dLibe^ • ' 1968 REPOmER MAGAZINE Al rights reserved No portion d this magaane may be reproduced without pnor wr«en permission from REPORTER 3 HLETTERSI— Quayle Hater - Speaks "He was not a guy to take a position on publisher of his father's newspaper. anything except who his date was on Friday His grandfather, Eugene Pullian, who night and where to get drunk on Saturday headed the most powerful newspaper Who is Dan Quayle' The upniar wer his use night." Another classmate Joseph Wirt, said empire in Indiana was famous for blatantly of family influence to avoid military service Quayle majored in "girls, golf and alcohol" mixing right-wing piolitics and newspapier in Vietnam is obscuring other defects in his at DePauw. journalism with impunity. Quayle's father, background. Quayle's college record was so sjxitty tha James Quayle was a member of the Quayle's close friends and family a furor erupted in 1982 when the college ultraconservativejohn Birch Society in the acknowledge his glaring lack of intellectual announced it would award an honorary 1960s. ability. Theodore Bendall, Quayle family doctor of laws degree to Quayle The faculty The financial and editorial hacking of attorney recently said that if there was one secredy voted 32-34 against awarding the his father got Quayle elected to the House thing he could change about the Indiana degree in 1976 With the strong hacking of his senator it would he to "increase his IQ. He Despite Quayle's assertion last week that uncle's lndiana|X)lis newspapers he became is not an intellect." Quayle's father freely "I was interested in joining the National a US. senator in 1980. admits that his son's main interest in school Guard because it enabled me to go to law Jim Senyszyn was "broads and booze" school as soon as possible" he did not meet Dan Quayle's mediocre academic the academic requirements of Indiana standing in high school apparently University's law school. "They wouldn't take prevented him from applying to major him in," his father, James Quayle told the universities. Instead he went to little DePauw Washington Post A year later, "Somehow he REPORTER has made absolutely no alterations University where his grandfather was a got in, he talked his way in" and attended to this letter. The last paragraph was deleted due member of the hoard of trustees and a night sch(K)l. James Quayle said. to the use of vulgar language. The purpose is to major contributor. Although Quayle said that he sought to show the idiosyncrasy of the author's limited In college Quayle had a reputation for bypass the military because of his intense political knowledge and common gossip I'm being a ptKir student, frequendy drinking interest in becoming a lawyer, there is no curious, didyou have an interview with Quayle or to excess, and dating many women. A former evidence that he accomplished anything access to ALL of his personal records* It seems that professor says Quayle received mostly Cs substantial as an attorney. Quayle's friends you obtained most of your knowledge from the and he got a D in at least one course in his in the legal profession cannot remember National Enquirer. Remember, Mr. Senyszyn, not major, political science His gtxxl Itxiks and any cases that he handled. Almost to believe everything you read I can't believe that nonintellectual image led some to nickname immediately after opening his law practice, a student at the college-level cannot write a him derisively as "face man." Quayle told his father he wanted to do grammatically or professionally acceptable letter. Clark Adams, a former classmate, said something else and became assistant —EDl REPROFILE- How do you feel about the RIT Casino's canoon also commented on on campus do not expect to find hearing- environment? Many students would the fact that RITs buildings are made impaired students. They find it difTicult probably describe it as "strange" or mostly of bricks. This is a very important adjusting to the deaf culture That's all "bizarre " Recently. REPORTER part of the image he is trying to convey. Casino was trying to point out. Students published a Steve Casino cartoon with a Most freshmen, through movies and would he foolish to overlook the specific message Briefly, it tried to television, have certain expectations of opportunity to learn about the deaf emphasi7.e that RIT is a unique place the ideal college campus. Some could he culture Many college students study RTT does not have a football team. All the ivory-covered dormitories, mansion-like Spanish, French, or Italian, hut how- (brick) buildings look the same, the bookstore fraternities and sororities on Greek Row, many have a chance to study sign looks like a shopping mall, and there are and elegant academic buildings. RIT language? hearing-impaired students on campus.
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