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- Concerns Arise Over Handling of Course Boo k are left at a disadvantagewithout books Studentsv r rrr ~ in--- biolovgyc w class not BY ALEXANDRA CRUZ to $85.00 for the spring. "They're in competition with anyone," said Jill Statesman Editor , - During the past couple of weeks Costie, Wallace's Bookstore director. concerns have sprung up about the "Publishers have a monopoly on that Campus Bookstore's handling of item. The instructor uses what they books for the Biology 152 course. want and we have to get that." According to Professor Raghu Sarma Folchetti said bookstores who is in charge of teaching and prefer to buy books from used coordinating the course, problems wholesalers because they can make arose over the handling of the course's up to a 100 percent profit. She also book that he said left several students added that the net price of the book without the text for the first exam. had only gone up $1.80. "The only reason I found out there "That's incorrect," said Costie, was a problem was because some of who said she had invoices that said my students came to me," Sarma said. the price of the book had gone up. He said he even received a call from a "That's what shocked me," she parent who was "rightfully upset." said. Costie said publishers would Sarma said he then decided to find out prefer it if bookstores did buy what the problem was. books from them because they Sarma said he contacted both the would make more money. "I ..Y~1Antotn riirp inrrP..q;e.. hut I bookstore and the publisher. "The understanu 1priu usll-lwovuz s percent of the courses that are offered. bookstore and the publisher both gave me don't think it's fair to do it during different stories," Sarma said. He said the the academic year. deciding how many books to sell, was are less expensive Costie said "We cannot carry a publisher, W.H. Freeman and Company's "Used books that the bookstore thought BIO 152 said. She also book for every single student in that representative told him if the bookstore for the student," Costie was a continuation of BIO 151 and regulated by the class." She said that certain factors had placed an order through them they added that they are most of the students would already Association, which such as competition from other would have shipped them overnight. Faculty Student have the book. "We didn't know that to sell used bookstores, students selling books to "They didn't order the books from us," does not allow them the course could be taken out of than a 33 percent each other and students who don't buy said Nicole Folchetti, marketing manager textbooks for more sequence." textbooks for books, causes a need for her to guess for Biology textbooks, for W.H. Freeman profit margin, or new Sarma said he feels students would profit margin. how many students are actually going and Co. more than a 25 percent have paid the difference because what audits on the bookstore to buy the book. "It's a risk game," Sarma said Wallace's decided to "We've done would have mattered to them was to have a junior she said. "We're penalized when we purchase used books from a wholesaler in the past," said Lisa DeSetto, He said, "In the end the ones not return the books to the publisher." the book. because the selling price of the book had who has worked with FSA. "They're the students." O Another factor that went into who suffer are gone up from $65.00 from the fall semester overcharging the students."

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According to the students, 40 percent are involved Monday, Febuary 24 edition in research. Stony Brook's five of Newsday, the Stony year plan includes "vital Brook was one of the 10 integration" of research and research institutions education with the added nationwide to recieve a advantage of developing a course National Science Foundation introducing freshmen to research. award for intergrating For more information concerning teaching and research. the award log on at A ceremony was held by http:www.sunysb.edu/ire/ the foundation on Friday to present Recognition Awards for the Integration of Research and Education in science, math and engineering. IN Each award has a $500,000 grant designated 1-3 Activities Center's NEW S ...... Over 25 clubs and organizations were on hand in the Student to it...... 4-5 a low student EDITORIAL. lobby eager to give out info to perspective members. There was Of the school's FEATURES ...... 8-1 1 turnout at the Activities Fair 10,000 undergraduate SPORTS...... 12 I l el~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ II I~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~L- - · ___ __ 2

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To the Editor: to winning records. women's basketball coach has ever problem, and spend their efforts In the February 15th edition of I was amazed to read in the had was a 13-12 record in her first evaluating whether the inherent talent last year's paper, I wrote a letter February 19th edition of Newsday and year with talent recruited without within the fine women athletes on the stating that it was my opinion that the the February 20th edition of Statesman scholarship money by Dec team is being coached and motivated problem with the on-court success of that the Athletic Department of our McMullen!! to its utmost by the women's head the Stony Brook women's basketball fair University had issued a statement Maybe, just maybe, the Athletic basketball coach. team was not the lack of talent on the stating that the woeful record of our Department should stop whining about Sincerely, court, but the lack of talent of the head basketball teams was directly caused the lack of dollars to throw at the Chuck Darling coach. I felt then, and still believe by the lack of scholarship money! now, that the previous "part time" Hogwash!! May I remind Dr. Richard coach, Dec McMullen, could have Laskowski that Dec McMullen had New Liaison for coached and motivated all of the over 200 wins in 12 years without any women's Basketball teams since his scholarship money, and that the only departure before the 1994-95 season winning season that the present Bookstore

To the Editor: upon in order to better meet the needs Mother Teresa Is No Recently there have been concerns of students and professors. in the campus community regarding The availability of textbooks to textbook ordering and quantity actdflPnts iL A., It La Iic a "IIan Wonder Woman availability. The Faculty Student important concern Association, FSA, oversees the of FSA and will contract with the Bookstore which is continue to be so. To the Editor: concerning marital paths, fertility and currently contracted to Wallace's. By working together I generally do not think faculty sexuality,'and careers and gender- FSA is committed and is working with with the bookstore should clutter the limited space of the equal independence. the University Bookstore to ensure and University Statesman with their views about the That both the Pope and secular that the best quality service is departments as a university, but since the "Mother leaders are eager to be seen in public provided. whole we can Teresa" article in the February 17 rubbing noses with Mother Teresa is, This past semester FSA and the provide quality issue was a general item I write as a virtually by itself, a good indication Bookstore management held meetings service to all reader-consumer rather than as one of how her canonical presence deflects with some academic departments to students. As the Pidel who would use the faculty podium for criticisms from root causes of major discuss and obtain' textbook orders. FSA Contract such matters. problems. She threatens no vested These preliminary meetings helped to Liaison for the I was not sure if the a article was an interests, she hints at no changes that address textbook ordering questions University bookstore I welcome any editorial or a pad ad. Many of us look would alter economic forces, she and related concerns. Surveys and comments or questions. Please feel free upon Mother Teresa as a baleful force avoids personalized remedies that questionnaires have been distributed to contact me at 632-9837 or e-mail me in the world. By avoiding any would enhance individual freedom by FSA which have been extremely at [email protected]. discussion of the social causes and the and choice. She gets a good press; useful in helping us to determine what Susan Pidel manipulation of poverty, and by standing criticism of her role is muted and bookstore areas need to be improved FSA Contract Liaison\ against contraception and abortion, she much too respectful. She symbolizes does nothing to speak against the ways the most conservative, unthinking, in which population growth contributes socially insensitive approach to the to the woes of many areas of the world. problems that plague the lives of those In addition her individually-oriented with whom she lives and works. solutions serve to exacerbate the Joel Rosenthal i. 'AM. limits upon women's choices Professor, Dept. of History iI~~~~~~~~~~~~~~5~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-~~~~~~~~~~IC~~~~~~~~ Got Something to Say? / Is Something Really Bothering You About Stony Brook? Then Let The Campus Know What You Think. Write a letter or an op-ed piece M and drop it off in room 057 of the ft8 Student Union, or send it via e-mail it to [email protected] To Aft I I

sions to a maximum of 750 disks. Disks will be returned WIN The Stony Brook States- majority opinion of the Edito- Fax: (516) 632-9128 wC2 newspaper for rial Board and are written by e-mail: words. Statesman reserves the upon request. man, the %R SUNY at Stony Brook and its one of its members or a des- statesmnic. sunysb.edu right to edit letters for length, surrounding community, is a ignee. clarity, language, and read- All contents nonprofit literary publica- * The Stony Brook States- * All letters and opinion ability. Copyright 1997, Statesman Association, Inc. tion that is produced twice- man welcomes letters, opin- pieces (including e-mail mes- * Views expressed in col- S weekly during the academic ions, and suggestions about sages) must include the umns or in the Letters and .fP-t year and bi-weekly during newsworthy events and is- author's name, address, and Opinions section are those of The Stony Brook Statesman Gn the summer. Statesman As- sues on or around campus phone number for purposes of the author(s), and are not nec- has been a member of the As- 01 sociation, Inc.'s offices are lo- and its community. Write to: verification. Please type all essarily those of Statesman sociated Collegiate Press 9 submissions, and include all Association, Inc., The Stony Q1noo1illt: 1QQA cated in the lower level of the I Stony Brook Union. The Stony Brook Statesman information (i.e. titles, posi- Brook Statesman, their em- * First copy is free. Each P.O. Box 1530 tions, etc.) you would like to ployees, their staff members additional copy is 25 cents. Stony Brook, NY 11790 have printed with your name. or their advertisers. t-j * For information about -or- Anonymous and hand- A submissions will not *Writers are encouraged to advertising, call 632-6480 Room 075 written \*la from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Student union be printed. their work on 3.5" *Editorials represent the Campus Zip 3200 * Please keep all submis- Macintosh (preferably) or IBM s _ I I- -- -I - -.4 6

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Putting Off Procrastination BY AI-HUEI CHANG endure the hardships of of it, things don't seem to be to go. It's located on the third Special to the Statesman start making more social plans. The next thing you know, you studying that extra chapter, you that bad." floor of the Melville Library You have been spending have an exam along with a five have conquered and won the Remember that if you're and it is open for students from last semester struggling with page paper due the next day. war," Ock said. feeling a great deal of pressure, 10 am-4pm, Monday through loads of reading, exams, papers, Many students on campus One great way to limit you're not alone. "As a freshman Friday. It may be easier to speak and on top of that keeping a are going through this hardship. procrastination is to sit down everything seems to be so with someone if you call ahead social life. In the midst of all "Sometimes students have and plan a daily schedule, complicated, but as long as you and make an appointment at that, you had to battle with your problems with time managemen, listing all that needs to be done can resist temptations and keep 632-7082. greatest enemy-procrastination. especially freshmen students. In during the course of the day. Be your eye on what you must get Just remember that As spring semester kicks high school their days are tightly sure to reward yourself every done, it will be worth the gain," whenever you feel like giving off, you vow to yourself that structured and in college there is time you accomplish a task, said fi-eshmnen Shirley Samaniego. up on your studies, keep in you would never- go through a lot of freedom," said Academic whether it be reading three If you have any questions mind a quote from the postal that kind of turmoil again. In Advisor Ellen Hopkins. "Be chapters or writing a paper. regarding your grades, possible carriers creed: "Neither snow, fact you decide to take a hold honest with yourselves. If Therefore, you will feel major or simply on how to not rain, nor heat, nor gloom of of your life and work harder things are going wrong, admit motivated to do even more. manage time, the Academic night . .will keep me from my than ever before. However, it and then go and do something "You can avoid anxiety and Advising Center is a great place appointed rounds." after a week or two you start to about it," Hopkins continued. stress if you don't let all of your L feel tired. So you put off a According to sophomore work pile up," said junior couple of chapters to go hang Seung-Min Ock, life in college Anthony Chou. "It's extremely out with your friends. Then you is like a war. "As long as you hard, but once you get the hang Jill 7ackson's Death Metal Meets Hi-Tech HorrywooD BY MARC WEISBAUM band they found lacking! time. Once again, he never Statesman Staff "Words..." kicks off the eight drowns you in total overkill, song platter and has a very but keeps all his ideas at a HOLLYWOOD. . . with lotsa locks. With the increase of our Desensitized-era tasteful, accessible level. Due Latest funny making the So, enough already in the dependence on computers feel to its opening, but to the vocals, Inner Thought rounds of Tinseltown- "Did hair department!. . Jamie Lee growing daily and technology Balesdent's growls build the will probably appeal to fans of 'ya know Tony Curtis is Curtis with her daughter Annie accelerating at a frightening wall up between the two the death genre more than starring in 'Love Letters'? who's almost as tall as her rate, it's no surprise to see bands. The beauty of Inner those of the industrial genre. "NO. Who's his co-star?" mom at the preem screening of new bands that are making Thought lies in not just the Fans of Fear Factory and "Answer- Tony Curtis." "Waiting for Guffman," and electronics a vital base to low end rumbling/rambling Strapping Young Lad should Nicole Murphy (Mrs. Eddie), their sound. Canada's Inner but also the beutiful female find this particularly enticing, THE PARTY CIRCUIT: looking gorgeous at the preem Thought is one of these voices that are first heard on but all are welcome. .. At the bash for Jackie of "Metro" in a little black bands. the second track, "Sanctioned Collins celebrating the number exposing most of her As with many bands in Situations." The band even CONTACT: publication of her latest book, "chest' and lots of tummy. . this genre, Inner Thought is gives its audience a taste of "Vendetta," getting more Julia Roberts at "Albinc essentially a one man show. reggae in "Autodogmatic." Dwell Records attention than any of the TV Alligator" with a smile ] Bobby Sadzak, the one man, Sadzak's other treat is his P.O. Box 39439 and movie stars were Robert swear was six inches wide handles all the guitars, efficient use of samples such Los Angeles, CA 90039 Shapiro and Christopher On her, a big mouth looks programming, samples and as in the beginning of Darden. Shapiro working the good. keyboards, but brings in "Tortured." He also mixes a or the band directly: room,.shaking all hands, and BITS 'N' PIECES: Den nis Balesdent to vent great keyboard line with some Darden sitting quietly at a Quelle casting coup! Ir r-4 forth the vocals. Style wise, interesting samples in "Rack Inner Thought corner table letting people the remake of "The Man ir §* Inner Thought is an excellent of Lethargy." The album isn't c/o Bobby Sadzak come to him. Of course you the Iron Mask," Johr fusion of death metal and littered with as many samples 256 Patricia Ave. remember these gentlemen? 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BY WAYLAND SETO BY RYAN HEIKATA into abig Stony Brook win. But thehigher Statesman Staff on a single lay- Special to the Statesman the university record for most I seed finally pulled through, The Seawolves chased the three's made in a game. In all USB The Seawolves reached the New up for the 50 48 victory. raced Southern Connecticut Owls hard, hit 11 three pointers, but overall England Collegiate Conference play-offs In the first half the Seawolves the final nine and for a long while, they had them field goal shooting was dismall. by the skin of their teeth last Friday when out to a 17-8 lead, but in the Ravens went scrambling for their money. The The 'Wolves hit only 25 of 65 for a the combination of a victory over Sacred minutes before thebreak, a 30-19 lead into the Owls had only a one point lead at .353 mark. The Owls on the other Heart and a loss by another less fortunate on a 22-2 run to take half-time and when the score was hand shot .500 for the game. conference team clinched it for the 'Wolves lockerroom. Inthesecondhalf,USBwent then 8-2 to tie the game. tied mid-way through the second The 'Wolves were also beat up in the eleventh hour. USB was looking in on runs of 174 and seven points in the latter half, the second seed must have on the boards being out-rebounded good shape going intoSunday's first round Ysa Bogle scored been on level one by 21-51 margin, game against Franklin runandMarySchelphitboth _*Hr ~ends of a one and one to tie upset alert. With 10 including allowing a Pierce. Despite losing to 1:19 left. But left minutes on the jj 3^ ^^H whopping 21 offensive Albany last Thursday, the the game with the Sw boards. The Owls Jon 'Wolves played great Seawolve 4s8 theRaven'sKariHuntscored game ., clock,' . . Seawolves seventh seeded S defense and looked like Franklin Piercce 50 a driving lay-up at 6.6 y\Aj. u -j j oS.Conn.Staa, te 80 Blandin killed Stony ------seconds for the win. 'Wolves had managed 11 m it8 Brook pouring in 21 they were finally coming led Stony Brook to have a tie score at points and 14 'bounds. together as a team. The 'Wolves victory Donna Fennessy 18 points and Bogle had nine 57-57. They were keeping their Dan Singleton led Southern Conn. over SacredHeartthefollowingnight gave with points while Schelp chipped in eight. hopes alive for further play-off life with 23 points. Hennessy led all them some momentum. had already The 'Wolves shot a dismal six of fearless three point shooting and a scorers with 24 points. Neil The Ravens, however, Also, twenty three field goals in the first half refuse to lose attitude. But the Edwards continued his end of beaten Stony Brook twice this season. facing the for a .261 percentage but it was the Owls finally woke up and slowly season flourish, chipping in 18 USB was the seventh seed it Ravens who really stunk it up in the pulled away to win the quarter- points and 4 blocks. Larry Gibson second seed, so all points indicated second half. USB forced Franklin final playoff game by 11 points. scored 17 points and six assists. would be a very difficult to pull an upset. a "go" as Pierce into six for 28 shooting for a .214 Brian Hennessy was The team finishes their season The Seawolves gave it a good Down the field goal percentage and one of 10 in devastating beyond the three point with a 10-16 record and 6-10 in they possibly could have. it out. A three point shots. The 'Wolves finish arc, draining eight threes. He tied NECC regular conference play. O stretch the Wolves almost pulled combination of good USB defense and the season 10-17 overall and 6-12 in poor Raven shooting almost combined regular conference play. O

SOCCER TAKES STONY BROOK TOURNEY Women's Soccer Staff minutes into sudden overtime. The women's soccer team This led to the finals against defeated Marist on a corner kick Marist, where Erica Keller once with only four minutes of play left again scored the winning goal and in the final match of Stony Brook's the only goal for the Seawolves. Indoor Women's Tournament on Leading the scoring February 22, at the University throughout the tournament for the Sports Complex. 'Wolves were Audra Dutkowsky, The Seawolves played strong and Erica Keller who played off throughout the day. They began by Jodi Klein. Amanda Piccirillo held earning a sweeping 6-0 win against it together in the mid-field with NYU. They weren't as valiant in Monique Donahue an l Liz their match against Manhattan Friedler. Melissa Eigen added College, not scoring a single goal. toughness in the back-field all day. Stony Brook came back strong Assistant coach Eric Teepe, was winning bothmatches against East pleased with his team's Strousburg II, 2-0 and 2-1 performance. He said, "It was consecutively. good to see us finally win the type BRIAN HENNESSY *SENIOR * OCEANSIDE NY In the semi-finals, the of game where we struggle to find Seawolves played the Stony Brook the net, while dominating." This Brian broke his own personal record and tied a school record by Alumni team. It was a back and past weekend the team hosted their draining eight three-pointers in the NECC quarterfinal game against forth game until the 'Wolves tied student-athlete recruits with an Southern Connecticut. That performance followed a 20 point effort the score at 3 with three minutes intimate banquet. The recruits against Sacred Heart (six three pointers). left in regulation. The game was came to watch the tournament on forced into overtime. Erica Keller Saturday. Coach Teepe said, "We of Stony Brook scored the game came away this weekend looking winning goal, one and a half forward to the future." O