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"The' play is a rock opera," said "There willgbe displays of art, senior Chris Torgersen who is one of performances of mu-sic and dance, the music'writers for "Dimensional poetry readings, Ieverything," said Rift." 'The play uses video technology and John Cameron, associate professor of has a lot of stuff in it." The play entails an all Theater Arts and head of the Arts 'female cast; live and prerecorded Festival. Chris Bruno of the soap instruments, and- a big video screen- opera "All My Children" will be in which will be displayed at the back of attendance. the stage. According to Cameron, Greeley Robert Savina, director of College in Roosevelt Quad has been renovated "Dimensional Rift," is a graduate to become the new Living and Learning student who has worked primarily in Center for the Arts,. which is TV and film. 'He says that the people connected with the Fanny Brice involved with the play have pulled Theater. from all the resources available in the Danielle Viola is a senior who is theater, music, and arts departments in Kaei, an angst ridden immortal, played by Simone toore in Dimensional Rift. presently living in Greeley. "It is really a great order to bring about.this' production. place for music, aft, and dance people to share It is both an undergraduate and doing exciting things. The department 2 and 8 in Theater Two of the Staller ideas," said Viola. "It has two pianos, a graduate student collaboration. has been getting a lot of heat lately, and we want Center.- According to Joseph darkroom for photography, a study room, a ""We hope that people will come to show people that we have no intention Valentina, also involved with the play, music room, and areas for people to to this production and the others to show support of rolling over and dying.' there will be free admission thanks to practice in. The penthouse is being for the arts department," said Savina. "We "Dimensional Rift" will be shown the fact that the Undergraduate converted into a dance studio." want to show the community that we on Friday the 26th at noon, Saturday Research and Cre-ative Activities There --is even a Greeley Press are vital right now, and that we are the 27th at 8, and Sunday the 28th at Program sponsors this show. L Kenny Speaks at Campus N.O.V^Z. Meeting N.O.W., From Front Page where a female mental patient was light phones. "We are going to be recruiting group. I see NOW's role as to push thinds on raped. Many of the memt)ers questioned the lighting upgrade in the academic mall and the president's agenda. We are out to Change 'wel- you've had your six years, the adequate staffing of campus police. Richard the athletic field, which have been key the environment," James said. / despite the fact it's only been five and Young, Director of University Police, said that areas- that have been identified as Although many proposals were a half." Richmond said. Theorganization they have the same staff of app)roximately 100 problematic," Matthews said. suggested, the administration,-however, does said that they would like a clear statement of officers, and said he feels tliat the staffing "The President has a lot of things notplan on making any immediatchangesdue what maternity means and an opportunity to numbers have remained the same. Matthews on her agenda and it's rarely that women get a to the budget cuts. "We simply have got to live suspend the tenure clock, while they are on pointed out, however, that t;he security on chance to have a sit-down with the President with some uncertainty for a short period of leave. campus goes beyond the the availability of and address our concerns," saidAlfieda James, time," Richmond said. Campus security was also a top priority campuspolice officers. Mathevvs said that-there Acting Director ofAim/EOP, and Chairman of - mpTheaimpt thing is to know where for the organization, because of the will be improved campus lighiting, and better the meeting. we're goingand to know that we're headed for hospital incident, a few weeks ago, communication with the install,ation ofthe blue "We donwt like to call ourselves a lobby such things," Kenny said. -
1-I /AP, , SB3 -StudeCn ts TaLcFI 1 op rr I . C)Ltr1riot Isil-ri-0 - - I 4D - %, i4 AC)Ar Jr- - - SPJ, From Front Page included- entries in 28 category with first place categories from a nine-state winners from SPJ's 11 other newspapers or magazines or area stretching from Maine to regions around the nation and aired on college radio or New Jersey. isubjected to a new round of television stations. Work by First place entries, judging. The.-' national students that was published or including Masse's winning work, winners will be notified this aired- in the professional have been sent on to SPJ's summer and will be honored media could also be entered. national headquarters in by .SPJ at its national Judging was conducted by Greencastle, Indiana, where convention to be held in working print and electronic they will be matched by Washington, D.C. next journalists. September. t f the o %J I Oll^ ZA j S-PJ is the oldest-, and To colleges an d largest organization of print r universities that and electronic journalists in 500 pints of blood to be collected was yesterday's',goal submitted entries, -the nation. Founded more at the Blood Drive in the Indoor Sports Complex. It was the 13 emerged with than 80 years ago at.. DePauw third blood .ive this year to hlp .rovide adequate blood,'>' w supply in Long Island. in n i n g Urnversity, the Society las both g s u b m l s s i o n s. professional and/stud-ent Sororities and fraternities earned points towards IFSC Syracuse University chapters afd mo thanl7,000 Week by donating blood and volunteering in the drive. took top honors with members acro.s the 'country. WRCN Radio also-dropped by to encourage passersby to 12 prizes, followed The. Stony /trook st-dent donate blood. by Lyndon State chapter, of which MSsse 'and- Sue Lingenfelter, account representative from Blood Services, said, "We 'need more College in Vermont, Praioli are members, is the clubs and organizations to IA which won five only one of its kind in the SUNY' help in.the blood drive. awards. Stony .system and the only student Four blood drives,.are: scheduled for the year on West i! Campus Brook and: Boston chapter on Long Island. The and three on the Health Science Center. University: tied for campus chapter is a satellite .Blood drives will be going on today at the.Indoor Sports. Complex from 8:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. and F_ third in the overall of the Press Club of Long on Friday at S* competition, with Island,' the Island's prfo Endeavour hall, Room 120&from 8:00 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. four awards each.. The chapter. .'Provisional. student Over the summer, a blood drive will, be held on July 11. If you northeast Regvi on I chapters have been formed at are .interested.in volunteering,-call Traci Thompson at 632-6828. c o m p e t i-t i o n Thomas Masse Hofst and C.W. Post. _ - -'- ' - * - :*--'* - * J 4 Stony Brook Professors Receive GuggenheimnAi? Who -s? Fellowshlp Awards qS!.j Results of the John Simon Guggenheim American colleges and universities; a total of 73 BY AYODELE C. IFAFORE Memorial Foundation's seventy-second annual institutions are represented by one or more Fellows. Special to The Statesman competition have been announced by Joel Conarroe, There are in addition large number of Fellows not You've probably heard oftheAIDS peer-educators, SAFE, Foundation President. associated with academic institutions. and most likely you've heard of the CHOICE center's Three faculty members of SUNY at Stony Brook During its 72 year history, according to Mr. "SWALLOW THIS," but does CARE sound remotely received Fellowship awards: Jainendra K. Jain, Conarroe, the Foundation has granted nearly $170- familiar? I had never heard of the CARE program until associate professor of Physics, focusing on studies million in Fellowships. last fall. CARE is a peer: education program that in condensed matter theory; Temma Kaplan, The Foundation relies on an extensive'network focuses on educating students about the nature of professor of Women's Studies and History, for of advisory panels, which make recommendations addiction and it's psycho-social effects, but our main involvement in the international development of to the Committee of Selection. For this year's purpose is to help you help a friend who has an women's grassroots leadership; and Axel Meyer, awards the Committee ot Selection consisted of addiction problem. associate professor of Ecology and Evolution, in the Roger D. Abrahams, Hum Rosen Professor of Many of us know someone, be it family member topic of developmental origins of biodiversity. Folklore and Folklife. University of or friend, who has a substance abuse problem. We call The 1996 Committee of Selection has chosen Pennsylvania;Joel Cohen, Professor of Populations, them "ALKI "or "BUDDHAHEAD" jokingly. What 158 artists, scholars, and scientists from amongRockefeller University; Natalie Zemon Davis, happens.though when that same person is your 2,791 applicants for Fellowship awards totaling Henry Charles Lea Professor of History, Princeton roommate or'a really close friend? and things start to $4,500,000. University. Robert Schrieffer, University Professor get out of control and the occasional use is now a Guggenheim Fellows are appointed on the basis and Chief Scientist, National High Magnet habit? When it happens we think that we can take of unusually distinguished achievement in the' past Laboratory, Florida State University, Tallahassee care of the situation and that everything will be and exceptional promise for future accomplishment. and University of Florida, Gainesville. J. Smelser, under control with a few talks. The truth is it The list of new Fellows includes poets, novelists, Director, Center for Advanced Study in the' .doesn't happen that way. 'Many people get stuck playwrights, painters, sculptors, photographers, film Behavioral Sciences; Jean Strouse, Writer, New when they have to deal with alcoholism or other drug makers, choreographers, physical and biological York City. addictions. This is where CARE steps in to help you. The scientists, social scientists,: and scholars in the The full list of 1996 Fellows is on the World program has seven trained CARE peer educators who can help humanities. Many Fellows hold appointments in Wide Web at http://www.gf.org/. ' you make an intervention to help this friend. They help you get adequate resources through professionals and are glad to meet with students to identify SUNY is "Sinking" symptoms. Albany - "SUNY: Rethinking, Shrinking, or Sinking," a Affordable Highert Educat, was released Monday. "Finally, The most important thing that CARE. wants a report by the Senate Democratic Task Force on the Future of we have a report on record that was compiled through the voices student to know, is that they're not alone and that there of those really involved with SUNY; students, faculty, and are many resources to help reach out to a friend in need. r- ™ - - "** « - - « - - - ™ - «~-~ Grampus administrators. This report states what we have been VILLAGE BEVERAGE. Isaying all along. SUNY lost 11,000 students this'year. We ar- A few symptoms of misuse, abuse and dependency KEGS C OLDBEERttI QlTDcr^DA DA A projected to lose 10,000 more next year. 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But teachers, on the to produce - the, scholars and indicate a job well done. take,.it should not be overlooked whole, should be more well scientists. Books and lecture fees The person the University is that the essential feature of life rounded than a researcher who, make their own money and most likely to profit from is the here on campus is the teaching. more or less is a specialist. The should -therefore require less- teacher. That person should In light of proposals made by question remains whether or not administrative support. . If not be subject to "publish or administration, that fact. may students should be given over to initially it requires a lot, it should perish." Teachers who are have been obscured. If the future specialists or teachers. require less afterward. cloistered up instead of of this :Universities' life turn on Scholars and scientists Teachers, on the other hand, interacting with the students are the point, it would be helpful to should not be hampered with should not be under the stigma remiss. At most, they should throw out some. ideas on the teaching duties. They should of production. The. spend their time learning the differences between research and lecture (ifthey want) and publish. understanding of students multitude of new concepts (from teaching. Teachers should not be pressed produces no immediate monetary the work of researchers) and how Simp-ly put, a teacher is to publish. The two jobs are not value. It, nonetheless, is what to -fit it into the context of ideas supposed to take what a the same and any job that calls drives all that is productive in our they profess. Teaching is more a researcher finds out and make it for them to be -is bound to be culture. matter of presentation. available to their students. A inefficient. What the University Teachers should be judged by Does a research institute researcher is supposed to devote is looking for now is efficiency. class time, students, peer review encourage teacher/student their- time to the furtherance of Either the student (the result of and enrollment. Bottom line relationships? Too strong an knowledge (or what is taught as teaching) or the scholarship (the should be students that achieve ;emphasis on research instead of such). -A really good teacher will, result of research) suffers. after they graduate (this is the teaching might lead this .of course, have a little of the The pressure to produce type that returns as generous university astray. Weekend Life On: Campus-Needs A Boosit It's a cold and rainy day. Thousands Of course, the sarcasm in the above Of course, naysayers will inevitably of people mill about, trying their level best paragraph might be somewhat subtle to complain that there -is no point in doing not to look happy. Not too difficult a the untrained eye. But be honest. Will this, since people wouldn't attend such proposition, it you think about it. The you really care what's happening here on events. Anything planned for weekends, times are rare around here where the campus while you're getting the hell away they will say, will bomb - miserably. campus as a whole gets to kick back and from here? Of course you will. . . d'oh! They are right. enjoy 1ife. More sarcasm. . . Events planned for the weekend willfail One proposed solution to this obvious One question springs to mind: why - the first few times. However, careful dilemma is U.S.B. - not the University not have weekend events more often? planning and advertising, combined with at Stony Brook, but Ultimate Spring Why do they have to be an exception and the faith that the attitudes students have Blast. Many different events are not a rule? Why does U.S.B. have to be toward weekends on campus will scheduled for this weekend. Yes, you so incredibly special that- it must be eventually change, can help turn weekends read it right, Seawolves -weekend advertised as it were the greatest thing at Stony Brook around. Besides, free activities; activities that take place on (read: it's the only thing) to ever happen events make the same 'amount of money the weekend! to Stony Brook this school year? no matter how many people attend. Months of planning campuswide have Think about it. Most of the campus- All that remains is for someone - resulted in this one incredible weekend. sponsored events this weekend are free. anyone! -to implement the idea. By Imagine all of the things you as a Stony Free. That means no one is making taking these initial steps (you have to Brook student will. be able to do! You money on the deal. Suppose these events start somewhere), Stony Brook could someday be the place to be on weekends'. ON can stay on campus this weekend and were held on weekends throughout the only be somewhat bored out of your skull, year. It would give the students All it takes is effort. Hopefully, somoene 00 out there is willing to give some. Th-4 be in a not-so-bad mood, and see a something to look forward to, and could campus party on a day other that cause them to start staying on campus Weekends at Stony Brook can only be < To?1 Thursday! on weekends. -better for it. - '011-- 'r ^ w r^T^ ASSOCIATE ( BAbre itann 4 I S2 CONTRIBUTING STA i -...... v ...... *.. rA £ ISTATE UNI 'Rafael AIlm.,,..a.,"nzm.'" A: EDI Al1 Ip^Rudinski F-4 m^ic t'ristine Seitz 0 MANAGER ADVERTISING MANAGER GRAPHIC ARTIST 4- PHOT USINESS €4 - L Frank D'Alessandro Cheryl Perry David Marro MiKe unamou I.- 7 w iu keelp I I - ._ - - -- ,, ;+ tn the. - v- 01A mv, ull.^ Ad - r wintail IL1%AAeand Criticisms of31V snowing lream- on fi we'._____ rzmfprpni"Zm .ot w iviesthat To the Editor: you, Mr. Khadavi,did it change your face manycollege students and uoesil. d tov.twhether .. w th especiallyth issues in lamwritingresponsetoaletter vision? No,, you were just too -suchi intelligence and realism, studentshadtovotewhehe or notto watchingus, deal with very importantarage alli, by Alan Khadavi yourin March pigheaded to realize that the vulgarity perhapsyouldreturntogra de continue our funding. It passed by a sent I alsoenct ationand Mr.Khadavi has and repulsive s exscenes a re thereto school where such issues can remain margin ofover 150 votes.s So, it today'ssociety. 28th issue. It seems Khadavi! a problem. with one of the movies 'show exactly how repugnant-and hidden fromNakedano you. tenn iffderent awardslike seems what thatthey ahuge see. (But majority don't ofstudents worry, get ofinvolved-even you tocome down you tothe Mr. st shown on3T thi month,Naked. exape is. help-pick r attacking nothingis Inwritinghisopinionofwhathe What isthewrong message about rape youveneerherdofeiheboe sofwirng ibutnArlled. 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I aian i eKeme mevic what should be shown on TV.? What's WIGV We~1a%.V 9X divy. would...-. 7 like__-- -- his _ willtake place on Monday, April 22. Clueless but did you see me Maybe Mr. Kahadavi going to be next, books in the library? to be used for Wewill be joined by many other Station Has complaining? Perhaps we should student activity fee Music? I guess you would have to ask bumper concerned students and citizens from show episodes of Wild Kingdom. Is purchasing right-wing him. an endless loop alloverNew York State. Our presence :0The-Right this not America? In America, I- stickers, or showing Another question to be asked is of Music?" there really will make a difference. believe we can watch what we want to of 'TheSound can movies such as -Naked send a Paul B. Wiener We'll be leaving early Monday Tothe Editor: watch. Wait until movies like message which would lead to rape? Film Librarian morning and be back that same night. Re "NakedSends Wrong Message' 3TV. there been studies done? If so, I Show~airls air on This is a wonderful opportunityfor (letter, March 28): Alan Khadavi's Have Gary L. Yen them. I'm sure that co to A Brook students tohave their opinion about the movie-Naked shouldn't would like to-see Ed no te: Ac rding lan Stony the only movie with this heard, andprove that we're all stop the station from showing this film. Naked is not 3 1 V Khadavi'sletter(NaedSendsWrong voices For example, KudlflosIVUU~~a~l-U^A to v ^^..^^~hedtmovie morons who don't fight After reading this [letter], I would just kind of sexual content. for not apathetic like Basic Instinct : a - ; ~~Message)he watched the. mveo important. like to make a few points. what about movies minutes, for what's read any Movie aroundfive the issues. that will be This is notjust an issue of a movie or 9 1/2Weeks. I didn't On Some of this author about for on Earth Day are cleaner with explicit sexual content which articles written by L fo r lobbied just wanted a obby improved recycling, made a viewer uncomfortable, it's these movies. I think he Selection air and water, moment in the spotlight and to get his aerPa~ protection of wildlife and forests, and beyond that. It's about our freedom of -ee JXKUX -A AW]]L.,,L in the school paper. To the Editor: environmental justice. Another choice and our constitutional rights name 3TV believe that films that may I would like to congratulate issue that will be addressed Naked was shown late atnight, which I don't n toI air a important nature can lead a for running the superb MikeLeigh film of the increase in New York's it should have been, due to its excessive have a pornographic is that It is much "Naked" recently, one of the great tour On Earth Day: rate, especiallyon Long nudity. The student run television person to commit rape. To the Editor: breast cancer There is more de force acting jobs of the past decade problem should be of station, 3TV, provides movies for more than that. Iwish to express my strong Island.. This making a (by David Thewlis), and a brilliant, to every woman on the entertainment of all Stony Brook psychology involved in support for-the hard work that utmost concern These films are funny, scathing example of script campus. There will be a students. I have respect for this conclusion like that. NYPIRG does for every student on this Stony Brook and women. I writing, ensemble directing, workshop, an Earth viewer's opinions; however, .thereare for the pleasure of men campus. As vice president of the Earth lobbying skills- watching an X-rated understatement and naturalism. I hope the Capitol, and meetings hundreds of other viewers who don't think after a Action Board, a group of Day Rally at rape a woman; 3TV continues, to show films of such powerful lawmakers.- enjoyed this movie. I know the film, I would go out and environmentally concerned students, I with many and masturbate. high quality; God knows.this campus Pataki anhd Senate majority students at this school support 3TV but more likely go have found NYPIRG members to be .Governor society in which sex is in sore need of excellent cinema. I Bruno, among others, with their activity fee, but one must We live in-a incredibly enthusiastic, knowledgeable leader Joseph all around us. was puzzled by Alan Khadavi's invited to address the group. realize that youare not going to be and violence are and reliable when my organization has 'have been cannot see this comments about the film in The in making this very- satisfied all of the, time with. what Unfortunately, I needed them. They have greatly Anyone interested better. We have Statesman. Perhaps he was watching trip with us can contact the movies are shown. There are instances situation getting any helped us in our uphill struggle to make important discretion in a different film, or perhaps he should office at 632-6457 to in which' I did not like the movies to learn how to exercise Stony Brook a more environmentally NYPIRG 3 the concept of have watched it for more than 19 looking forward to a which were being shown and I didn't what we watch. Ilike conscious campus. register. We're Sends Wrong seconds. Maybe Mr. Khadavi is from at the Capitol to 3TV and Ihope "Naked of Earth Day, strong showing To complain. in repressive Withf the approach 4)»:r Message" won't discourage 3TV from a culture that believes demonstrate that environmental "They have no place in being TV programming? NYPIRG and~the Earth Action Board m02 showing quality movies in the future. film production or protection is a top-priority issue that shown on 3TV," said the author, Maybe Mr. Khadavi isuncomfortable are strongly encouraging IV I - I would like to conclude by will not be ignored. vy^ referring to movies like Naked. Could of sex and/or environmentally concerned students to if this author didn't like seeing representations Teresa McLaren M thisstatement be a form of censorship? ? saying that *:1- X) xz,/ \fMr Whwinvi has join us on a free trip to Albany for $WOso A ux Po 0\i 5- To 8 we : Whose American Hero? 2espite the desperate attend the governor's attempts of the energetic conference as an followers at the Huntington Arts accretited non- Cinema, Cora Weiss thwarted all g o v e r n m e n t a l -B k D oI n efforts to speak to the crowd for o r g a n 1 z a t i o n I --. ( y o - s- a few moments by explaining, "I representative. promised her an interview," as "I1went concerned -: - - - ~~~~~~ByBrooke Donatone she pointed to me. I led her to a primarily about the quiet corner where we were peace issue. The whole surprisingly only interrupted conference was based P ],Iii tv material," Weiss provide clean water, family beneficial. First of all, women twice. \Jllani - ^JuualLtY, planning, literacy programs, and can see that other women share Weiss' most recent development, and said. "But if you education for young children. So their points of view. Second of accomplishment was being an peace; the-three major legs of the went over to the forum side, why is all this money spent on the all, we educate each other with American representative at the conference, and peace was an where the non-governmental military? If government officials new ideas. Third of all, we show Forum on Women and the United atrophied leg," she said. women were, there were seminars play with tanks and that we're a force, that we're not Fourth World The government repre- on peace all day long." This want to Nations play with G.I. hopeless and helpless and we can China. sentatives, despite the fact that the seems to indicate that politics planes, they should Conference on Women in effect change. And, indeed, we others, which are many, majority were women, they were dictates war for economic Joe. Hfer in the have effected change," Weiss of nonetheless representing their advancement. -"If every country include being vice president pointed out. in the International'Peace Bureau She gave an example of Geneva, a member of the Council effective change by pointing out on Foreign Relations and a co- that no 'one in the- room was founder of Peace Action in smoking, whereas four years ago Manhattan. She is also director people would've been. When and founder of the'Riverside people banned together to prove Church Disarmament Program. that smoking was unhealthy and In August, she received the world would voluntarily reduce unwanted, it promoted the C. Wilson Award from the government So they were not very "The women who didn't 'Joseph military budget by 5 percent elimination of smoking in public the anxious to push the peace leg," ,have the power. . .were the' their Rochester Association for would places. Therefore, by women (or explained Weiss. women who were pushing the, a year for five years it United Nations. And there's any group for that matter) The peace being pushed was peace agenda because they release a half billion dollars a day more to her impressive resume, banding together, they can of nuclear disarmament, recognized that you cannot have that could be used for social but there's only so much space in terms achieve a goal that may seem military budgets, and repression, housing if there's a war and you needs, which are desperate,". available. Weiss emphasized. impossible or even unpopular. the Bejing for just as a small sample. cannot have social programs if She attended There seems to be easy With the ever popular as a delegate for two Struggling to achieve peace has .your goverment is investing the conference solutions for global problems, question, "If you had three One is an American gone beyond college sit-ins and bulk of it's money in military," groups. such as the long held wish at Miss wishes, what would you wish group called Peace Action, for' marches of the former hippies or Weiss said. the America pagents of "I wish for for?,? many would say world which' she is the international disgruntled postal workers. According to Weiss, billion world peace". Unfortunately, the peace. People wish for things representative. The other isthe "The women who were world today spends $800 without the problems still aren't solved. In that seem out of reality's grasp. International Peace Bureau, representing their government yearly on the military, war. This is the meantime, are. these World peace seems like it 'which 'is a network of were representing macho immediate threat of $36 billion gatherings really beneficial? could be alogical reality. So whose disarmament organizations world government who had an opposed to spending in order to "Any gathering of women is turn is it to rub the lamp? L wide. She was also allowed to investment in war and war for the entire world - (ON -Kreator Kreates New~ Violence . and "Some Pain Will Last" 00 -BY -MARC WEISBAUM another new track. Liberty," close out the first half of the Statesman Staff added treat sticks in the t-- This album. Its a good mixture V by Altat Shaiaih 1- , Stand by m, Chin cLowns cIy, Stan y me, whn angL E i£,l Standir ns.butn iOU~ U Stand m& w En c an ony at - sokn-o02cf-affia ---r - - _ ~ ~ 11 ~ ~ ~ PHOTOS BY ALTAFA SHAIKH To so -10 ar-A *G ¢ To V-4 ^ 0c -- i :~~ -5^.W q. so~~~«td * -E~~~0ir 0 s' -; sain w- A:~~~l"ed - ~A- 0 I I - lO, 00: "\N I iii -NEVER-ALONE by YU. K. THIS iS TO THE WRITER OF BEST FRIENDS IN THE MONDAY MARCH 18TH ISSUE OF STONY BROOK MAGAZINE. I'll be forever remembering never-alone for all that I received. Best Friends? Never! In never-alone To be called friend I found hope for a better day after such exchanges and feelings of joy I never felt. of love andpassion I dreamed of endless days Lies andpromises of in never-alone. lasting love But as the high tide of time came are now one and the flooding everywhere around same. I find myself lost and drifted To be held so close. -unable to see any trace of never-alone. then to be tossed away As- tides of time calmed ' and slowly as something so trivial declined, I saw a small sight of never-alone.." I am not an object to Its presence was a sign of hope be manipulated, I am once again reborn in me. not a friend to hear you complain, I struggled to reach never-alone- but the I am simply someone tides of time-were non-forgiving who loved you once its powerful currents drowning me away from the with all his heart, home I called never-alone. such unforgettable, unequivocal, and irreversible Love. I pity youfor you M arroganceand greed. 0 I shall never andwill never be called your V-{ friend, best or "I § ta" otherwise w V) To be called ex-... $4 #Im- Never! 0x 0 Forget me, never look or :- ' ba ck,- .- A$4 for there isonly pain s>aQ 114 for you in the H- hindsightlovers call- Regret, h-q 00 Broken Broen003A-aphaX X J.i 1-6 k 0-- v y s- iv e aster tg Hunt by Tisclelle QeotAce When 9 was six years old 9 attended my first taster egg time that it took'her'to do two. She let me go anyway hunt. 9t was held at my. elementary school, the 7acob gavits 9 ran upstairs and saw a few kids gathering already. S tlementary School in St. Thomas'. My grandmother, who went up to them to ask them if the taster egg hunt had begun worked as. a anitor at the school, told me all about the Easter a'lreadly. They said no. 'they were looking forbags to holId their egg hunt before any of the other students knew about it. She eggs in. 6ags? 9 hadn't thought about bags. (3ertainlyif 9 was explained that eggs would be' hidden all over the school yard. going to be the one to find the most eggs 9 would need The student who found the most eggs would win a prize. T he something. to put them in. 9 began looking for a bag too. prize was a gift certificate to McDonald's. tventually 9found a small, dirty, brown paper bag. 9t wasn't Now like most six year old kids, 9 loved McDonald's. 9 wet and it didn't have any holes, so it would do. already knew what 9 would getfrom McDonald's if 9 won that More kids started coming into the school yard. They came gift certificate;that's because 9 always ordered the same thing, with bags from home. 9. thought, "'These kids must be' everu time 9 went. Lach and every time, without variation, 9' experienced egg hunters."When it was time for the tasteregg would order a cheeseburger, a small orange drink, and an. hunt to begin, there were hundreds of kids-in the school yard. apple pie. 9 didn't get a chance to eat McDonald's often, but Mrs. Soldier, the principal,explained the rules of the hunt to when J did it was a real treat.. us. She also told us what the prize was, but of course 9 already -The day of the tasteregg hunt, 9 satin Mrs. 6onellie's class knew. She said we had fifteen minutes to find as many eggs and fantasized about being the student who found the most as we could. Atfifteen minutes she would blow her whistle and eggs. 9,imagined myself very proudly going up to the counter we were all to.reportto the judges'tablewhere the eggs would atMcDonald's.9 would tell the cashiermu order and when she be counted. 9t all seemed pretty clear to me, but 9 was rang it up,. 9 would give her my gift certificate and tell her how beginning to get nervous. there were so many other kids. 9 won it at school. What if they fomnd more eggs than me? At lunch my friends and 9 talked about the Easter egg hunt. Mrs. Soldier blew her whistle and signaled that the hunt They were excited, lu t not as much as 9. was. They had been had begun. 9 began my hunt. 9 went to all of the places 9- to taster egg hunts before, eithernin kindergarten or in their thought someone would hide an ego the gaps in the stone yards at home. .went to kindergarten at the Park Place Day wall, under benches,. in the corner of a step. 'therewere eggs. Care-(?enter in New York. . We never had -an Easter egg hunt in all of these places, but 9 wasn't fast enough to get them. there. My mother never decided to hide decorated eggs in our There was always some kid who beat me to it. That made me apartment either. tLhe: taster egg hunt at my elementary mad-l but 9 continued to hunt. 9 went to the upper level of the school was going to be outdoors and there was that great school yard. The other kids were still hunting o-n the lower prize..Well, even if mm friends didn't share my excitement that level. 9 found a few eggs up there: in the grass and in the was okay with me. 9 couldn't wait until four o'clock. doorway of the closed library door. 9 worked my- way- up to When all of the students went home at three o clock, the the cafeteria.9 saw Mrs. Yrancis, one of the cooks and a friend teachers.andt janitors,began to set up the school yard for the of my grandmother's.. 9 told her 9 couldn't find any eggs. She taster egg hunt.- 9 usually stayed after school to help my took pity. on me and ga-ve me an egg from her dress pocket. grandmother clean up the classrooms. 9 still had to help her That ma de me very happy. 9t always feels good to know that clean on the day of the taster egg henat, but'9 wasn't allowed you have connections. to qo outside.until all of the eggs had been hidden. A teacher 9 was about to hunt for more eggs near my favorite tree, told me that it wouldn't lie fair to the other children if 9 knew but 9 heard the whistle blow. 9 brought my bag to the judges' where all of the eggs were hidden. table. 9t didn't take them very long to declare the winner. One 9 spent an hour sweeping up trash in Mrs. 66 nellie's kid went up to the judges with a bag full of nine eggs. 'the classroom. 9 would make a game out of my chores. 9 judges said if anyone had less than nine eggs, they were to pretended that the pieces of paperwere different kinds of fish. get off the.line.mAlmost every kid got off the line, but there was 9 was a fisherm an and it was my job to catch all of the fish. one boy who had eleven eggs. He was the winner. 3lue pieces of paper would be blsue fish, red paper - red Mrs. Soldier presented the boy with the gift certificate to snapper,-and-white paper- whities, of course. '9 would sweep McDonald's. She asked if he knew what he was going to get the papers into a pile and say to myself that 9 had caught a with it. He just shrugged his shoulders. "What a waste," 9 bunch of fish.. thought 9f she had given me that gift certificate 9 could've told -9 was busy playing my fishing-game when_ 9' heard Mrs. her exactly what 9 was going to get with it. 7homas.telling my grandmother that 9 could come upstairs 9 had only found three eggs - two. actuall .if you. don't now because the hunt was about to begin a.i9 dropped my rod, count the one Mrs. YranCis gave to me. )Nowall 9 could do was 9 mean,-my broom and 9 ran upstairs to ask my- grandmother eat the eggs. 9 on-'t even like hard-boiledeggs. That was my if 9 could go upstairs.. She asked if 9 had finished sweeping first.taster egg,ant. SVdin't. win my gift certificate to the classroom.. 9 told'her 9 swept all of the paper-into littfe. .:.McDon.al-'s buut-9 did:^ain-from the^experience. piles, with a -coy smile on my face. She frowned, at me. She. years later,-my aunt had an Easter egg hnt for me and couldn't nderstandwhy. ncouldn'tsweep one classroom in the my cousin at her apartmei n 6rooklyn 9 won. - V R -I / ; - + z e : } f : f : -t + by Altaf Shaikh 9 DDonl't Count :Him-;O(ut -: :-B-urzum--'-s B aRcrI BY MARC WEISBAUM 'Statesman Staff either side of those involved. Count's music is the vocals. The Burzum is supposed to be.. The Filosofem is Varges fifth (and insane screaming that is on his following track, "Jesus Tod" is proof Easily one of the most known rumored to be final) release recorded previous releases isn't as prevalent of just how mean a guitar riff this man names in black metal, Burzum hails before his incarceration for the here. Opening track "Dunkelheit" can create. from Norway and isn't really a band murder. For those of you who are (which means "Burzum" in either As far as the pace goes, the only but rather one man's vision. already familiar with his music, you German or Norse), is a perfect song with a blast beat to it is the For the uninitiated out there, Varg should pretty much know what to example of his newer style. His aforementioned "Jesus Tod." The Vikernes a.k.a. Count Grishnackh, the expect. While many people thought vocals sound sharp and just a tinge other tracks-more or less stomp their sole member of Burzum (though he would head further into the industrial. Take Abbath from way through, such as "Dunkelheit" or Samoth of Emperor supposedly industrial genre, he seems to have Immortal, Nocturno Culto of Dark "Erblicket die Tochter des played bass at one point), brutally kept the keyboard effects to a similar Throne, make them swallow some Firmaments." ("Beholding the stabbed Euronymous, leader/guitarist extent as he did on Hvis Lyset Tar Oss. razors, and put them through a daughters of the firmament"). There's of Mayhem, the band he was playing The production is just as raw, as well, harmonizer and he'd sound something also, "Rundgang urn die bass for at the time. His actions, similar to the sound of Dark Throne's like this. Varg alternates in this first transzendentale Saule der divided the formerly tight Norwegian Panzerfaust. If you have heard that track between this voice and a more Singularitat," a synth - oriented track. circle thus making him envied or album, you have a good idea of what spoken approach. This technique in the vein of "Tomhet" from Hvis hated. This article is simply an he's offering on his latest. makes him sound devoid of emotion Lyset Tar Oss. The, only problem with explanation of his music, impartial to The biggest change in The and accentuates one side of what See COUNT, Page 12 e . : X in X *? :- : X :N s : l : : *t - - a : 0 : 0 SyZ XAn: bS i: : : :. - - : :: : n 0 : : I - i e m f: : :: - Of Vr t -tssw a : - ' : \ - 4 t - ^0: ; In: 0 s K M 0< or"t 5 V) t 3 -3 |, v) RiAch - CL (roi the pressure at schoolf Lsris-ivcEdes the hgh-performpe Me Stig! c : 5 seviAors Ovum grad sttblevots cavkI get 44$ . D C IlL 0-8-32-I-53S or visit oucr web site cash bac/f* ovlAtie purch^sehor Lehse of at t://www.fO.C, nA/yfor the fuLL story. BECAUSE YOUR BRAIN DOESN THAVE WHEELS. l 00^ 'To be eligible, you must graduate with an associate's or bachelor's degree, or becurrently enrolled in graduateschool. between 10/1/94 and 1/3/97. You must purchase or lease your new vehicle between 114/96 and 1/3/97. Some customer and vehicle eligbility restrictions apply.See your dealef \lo \1 ( . 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Both ePeople te Peop~~~~~~c,.., Lead... d ~~~~~~10 w "~~~ and 1l seconds', it better R a x(9 are obviously'similar and be damn good, and H adle i are perfect examples of unfortunately in this case Suffolk IP77 5AU how Vikernes likes. to it doesn'.t seem to A_ __ .Erngland > stretch out his idea to Earth DayX warrant that much time. study every nook-and The entire six song opus is a total of cranny. The package of the album is 64 minutes and 35 seconds, so this is -quite grand, as well. It comes in a a considerable: chunk of the album. (supposedly limited) digipak with a 12 Lob:;by D~ay This is not entirely new, however. ,page bpooklet.. This package looks The Count has always made long more like a short story book than a '-nT f mnrpr rnc Decades of bi-partisan support for environmen- came like this, it tat protection is in jeopardy. Unless citizens mobi- would definitely be lize arid become part of. a grassroots effort to worth the money that lawmakers that we will not tolerate we're all suckers for ' remind state, protection the paying-.- any roll-back of environmental At the end of the consequences will be immense. We need scores day, if you enjoy of citizens in.Albany to demonstrate that envi- Burzum',, Filosofem's ronme-ntal protection is a~top-priority issue.- New- for you. If you are comers and students are especially welcome! anti - Burzum because' of 'the.' of the issues you may be murder, then this These are just some whole, article' has., lobbying on... a waste of your . -been * Clean Air and Water Adirondacks * Forests time.. And finally, if . Wildlife * Pesticides * you've never heard and Open Space Recycling * Citizen Suits * Environmental Justice B urizum Filosofem * would be a goo-d * Superfund * Transportation pl~ace to start. 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Frost, Humanitles 142A -1-P-lboath"Ibagh thto C rottumnib 12 r-MIT40 1.LiI a...D _; J oo 14 Woments Soccer awy Takes It All at Tourn<1, I7 BY TISCHELLE GEORGE- Special in their bracket. to The Statesmanull_- The 'Wolves defeated scored three unanswered goals to win down on any further scoring and the St. Peters 2--1 Kutztown 2-0, the game 4- 1. game went into overtime. With two Competing in their first outdoor Bloomsburg II- 1-0 and Scranton 3-1. In the semifinals, Stony Brook minutes and fifteen seconds left to tournament of the season, the Stony Sharing the net tending met their strongest competition of -the play in the sudden death overtime, Brook Women's Soccer Team were responsibilities were Jodi Yerys and day, the defending tournament Jodi Klein scored off an assist from champions as they won it all in the Jamie Owen. Scoring for the champion Villanova University goalkeeper Jodi Yerys for 'the victory. Women's 7-Aside Tournament, against Seawolves were Amanda Piccirillo, Wildcats. The Wildcats struck in The finals proved to be a test of their host Bloomsburg last Saturday Colleen Farrell, Jodi Klein, and Jane lightening quick manner and scored physical-endurance in which the April 13. Cargill. Leading the defense in within the first fifteen seconds of the 'Wol.ves prevailed. Stony Brook The tournament consisted of impressive fashion were Jill Monico, game to put stony Brook in a 1-0 hole. outlasted host Bloomsburg in a tight fifteen teams divided into three Kristi Detor and Erlande David. Stony Brook, however, did not take 2-1- contest to capture the tournament. brackets of five. Each team competed Stony Brook then advanced to the this as a cue to roll over and die. With Next: The Seawolves will against the four other teams in their quarter finals to play the Bloomsburg their backs against th.e wall, the compete again on Saturday, April 20th bracket during preliminary play. Alumni team. After an closely fought Seawolves battled to tie the score on in a tournament at West Point before Stony Brook completely dominated, initial ten minutes and the score tied a goal from center midfielder Amanda returning home for their season finale winning all four games to place first 1-1, the 'Wolves broke through and Piccirillo. The two ----defenses clamped Saturday April 27th. O -~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ I ToM, From Back Page works." "If Tom keeps his intensity level \ said Tabibnia. "He's very personable up, I really believe his best tennis is Sta tesman and his teammates really respect him." yet to come," said Tabibnia. "Tom is "I love this team," said Flocco. very calm and collected on the court "They're -like family to me. and even won the-sportsmanship Everybody works hard in-practice and award for Iast year's team. This no one complains. It's a joy to-come year, although still a good sport, he and ptay everyday." Elections has shown more emotion on the Flocco, a Psychology major, will court because he sees himself graduate in May of 1997 and from getting better and he believes he there he plans on going to graduate can win the big matches. As long as school. He also has a strong love for' his confidence level stays high, and he f writing poetry. "It's something I've remains hungry, he will only get StUlDNDY, AP-IIIL 28, always enjoyed doing," said Flocco. better." "I have a published book with 75 of The Stony Brook men's tennis my various poes in it. They range team is now 3-2 on the year and will anywhere from philosophical to face Concordia on Friday at 3:30 at the political to even some romantic AT 4: IP.M. University's varsity tennis courts. L --- D- To X AlmAre We&come to- eome Xr the Only Election on rthe Stony -- ffrook eampus 'Ttofistn't r Rigged.: (SORRY, SCOTT) - .:.. I Statesman Elections; will be held own Sundayr April 28, in room 057 of the St-udent UnionL. 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Yesterday by Chris Kollmer's scoring USB increased their winning heroics, surged ahead scoring five streak, notching their seventh unanswered goals to put the game straight victory over the Falcons. out of Hartford's reach, I 1-5. Coach Espey is finally glad. Chris Kollmer finished the day to break out of the slump that his with a game high five goals (5 team has suffered through the last points) while Courtney Wilson six games. "We played a great scored a hat trick - three goals, game today, I'm very happy." two assists for five points. Behind- Espey said after the game. the drive was Robb Aitchison, Clearly, Espey was breathing a Derek Reyna, Steve Ceballos, and sigh of relief after the win. It Ian Spronck who combined for a hasn't exactly been a great season total of seven points. Goaltender for him on paper, but off paper, Greg Taylor started in the crease there is great room for for the Seawolves making 10 satisfaction. The 'Wolves can still saves. finish a respectable 5-6 this The Seawolves have faced season, providing they- win their adversity this season, losing six three remaining games. straight between the Adelphi and 'USB jumped on top of Hartford victories. However, they Hartford early in the game, haven't been embarrassed this scoring twice in the first 1: 12 of season. The fact that they have the game, and then once more for played even with their an early 3-0 advantage. By the competition throughout the Coach John Espey can breathe easier now that the losing streakhas ended. end of the first half, USB had built season, can only mean good a strong 5-1 lead. Courtney things in the long run. The big difference in the way a lot of to put the important pieces of his PA. However, they return home to Wilson scored twice in the half 'Wolves have not been outplayed, these games have turned out. lacrosse puzzle into place. play theVillanovaWildcats, Saturday while Chris Kollmer matched the outhustled, or horribly outscored -Coach Espey has a big group The Seawolves' next game is April 27, at Seawolves Field. Come ante with two of his own. either. They just have a few of freshmen coming in next Saturday April 20, against the on down and.. support your In the third quarter, Stony deficits in both their offensive and season which will ease this Lehigh Mountain Hawks at Seawolves, and watch a top 20 team Brook may have relaxed a little, defensive depth that have made a problem somewhat, allowing him Goodman Stadium in Bethlehem, in the making. l~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ I improving in doubles as well," added Flocco Leads Men's Tennis Tabibnia, "but he's still not comfortable with holding back on his powerful ground strokes. In singles Vto Victory Over Scranton he can really sit -back and crush the Junior Tom Flocco (Brentwood, from a broken bone in his arm. He ball whereas in doubles, he has to be NY) of the Stony Brook men's tennis still played second and third singles more precise and accurate with his team improved his season's singles but there were too many distractions return of serve." record to 3-2 as he led the Seawolves for him to remain focused. This year "I'm trying to tone my doubles to a 5-2- victory over Scranton on he has really improved his fitness and game down a little," said Plocco. "I Sunday. Flocco, playing second raised his intensity level to the point would rather sit back and whack the singles, drubbed his opponent by where he is more consistent." ball but in doubles you have to play scores of 6-0, 6-1. For his impressive "Coach Tabibnia really got me smarter and with more finesse. I'm performance Flocco was named into the shape I need to be in," said still a little uncomfortable." Seawolves Athlete of the Week. Flocco. "I like to hit the ball with A co-captain on this year's team, "Tom has really improved his everything I have so good Flocco is well liked by his game over the last year," said head conditioning has become real teammates and the feeling is mutual. tennis coach Mansour Tabibnia. "Last important to my game." "Tom is very easy to get along with," year he walked on as a transfer from Flocco also plays second doubles George Mason and was recovering -in the Seawolves lineup. "He's See ToM, Page 14 Tom Flocco