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Comedian PAULY SHORE Comes to Daemen College!!! The Campus Connection for Collegial News that "elevates human dignity" Volume 47 Number 5 February 1992 Comedian PAULY SHORE Comes to Daemen College!!! The Student Association and kinda stoney, huh?” remember one time I was chillin' on Student Activities Office are working The Future of America, part Elvis’ knee, that’s how I got this buff on a deal to bring comedian Pauly of a multi-record deal with WTG, scar on the side of my melon. Elvis Shore to Daemen College for a contains Pauly’s views on was bouncing me. I said ‘Hey, Elvis, performance on February IS. A really Hollywood, Valley Girls, aerobics, chill bud, your sideburns are going to spectacular evening is being planned, “The Love Connection,” Europe, tweek my eye area.’ Just kidding, but I beginning with a warm up show,, flying, and rock concerts among do remember Elvis giving my brother followed by Pauly Shore, followed by others. You’ll never look at these an eye souvenir, an Elvis hat, an Elvis a big dance party in cooperation with things in quite the same way again. towel and an Elvis t-shirt, and I even the Student Association and the Psi Xi The finale is Pauly’s first rock song, have a picture to prove it” Omicron sorority. Details of the “Lisa, Lisa (The one I Adore”). It’s Pauly’s mom is Mitzi Shore, events will be announced in the near the story of the girl from the farm, who owner and director of the Comedy I future. In the meantime, mark your comes to Hollywood to make it as an Store in San Diego, Las Vegas and / calendars for one very exciting actress. (“The kind of chics we dig,” Hollywood. evening! says the Weasel). A nationwide talent Did he always know he The following biography has search is underway to find the perfect wanted to become a comedian? “I been provided by LEVINE/ “Lisa.” In fact, Pauly’s on the road in couldn’t help it It was injected into SCHNEIDER Public Relations. key venues helping the cause. my blood. My dad is a comedian, and In the last year, PAULY “Everyone always asks me at the age of nine I was sitting in the SHORE has become the most popular how I got my own show,” says Pauly, back of a comedy club in my Little video jock on MTV. When his debut “so we’re doing a half-hour special for League outfit, drinking a Shirley album, The Future of America (WTG/ MTV which describes my life at MTV Temple, watching people like Robin SONY) is released March 12th, he will and on the road, from my first MTV Williams, David Letterman, and become one of the hottest comedy acts V J. gig at ‘Spring Break’ in Daytona Richard Pryor. It wore off on me. It's in the country. Beach last year to my own show, first not my fault I was a comedy sponge.” “Totally Pauly” has acquired album and video. “Pauly’s Half-Hour Maaaaa-jor! an intense following across the country Special” debuts April 12th with the including rock stars, film and TV “Lisa, Lisa” video, which then goes personalities, and of course, millions into heavy rotation on MTV. of young adults. In fact, sacks of fan Who is Pauly Shore? He mail from teenage girls flood MTV’s stands 5’9 1/2” tall and weighs 145 office weekly. The afternoon show is pounds, and is “a stony individual with the first West Coast, all-location-based a crusty mop chillin’ on top of his President Bush daily broadcast, and features Pauly in melon.” Bom and raised in diverse and unique settings like the Hollywood, California, Pauly has been Sunset Strip, Huntington Beach, Las around comedy all his life. His father Commends Daemen Vegas, Cancun’s Club Med and is comedian Sammy Shore, who was Anchorage, Alaska. When you ask 20- Elvis Presley’s opening act in the 60’s The Ascent would like to year old Pauly Shore, what do you and 70’s. publish a letter Daemen College think of all this? He replies, “It's Did he ever meet Elvis? “I received from President George Bush in December 1991. The letter was addressed to the "Students of Daemen CONGMATULATMMSm College". Dorm 46 East Campus Drive won the D ear Friends: Holiday Season Dorm Decorating Contest on December 7,1991 For more than two centuries, the United States has championed the cause of The residents and Resident Assistant were invited to enjoy a dinner at Chang's liberty. Freedom has made us a prosperous and powerful nation, a source of Chinese Garden with the President of the College. hope and a model o f government for millions of people around the world. However, if we are to continue to enjoy the blessings of liberty and self-govern­ Congratulations to Debra Bednarczyk, RA, and the students of the dem for ment — and merit the admiration o f other peoples — we must use our freedom putting together an excellent entry in a difficult field of dorms. and prosperity to help our fellowman. Your efforts reflect the commitment to voluntary community service that will be SPECIAL THANKS!! essential to solving our nation's most pressing social problems. By reaching out to those in need, you are setting an outstanding example for your fellow Ameri­ cans. I commend you for your generosity and concern for others. To Dr. Marshall for assisting in the judging of the competition and also to both Dr. and Mrs. Marshall for hosting the winning dorm, the Director of Housing, Barbara and I wish you all the best in the years to come. and the President of Resident Council at the celebration dinner. Sincerely, Peter Lee Brodie Resident Council President CAMPUS PRIDE CAMPAIGN ABOUT Men’s Basketball Team at TO BEGIN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Full Strength Through the efforts of planned events are a Fun Olympics, Resident Council, the campus is about Softball Tournament, Sunday Movie to embark on a campaign to increase Matinees, and a Dormitory Bolstered by the addition of 6’9" Stefan Van du Luitgaarden, 6’7" pride in Daemen and the surrounding Appearance Contest Each of these Mario Torres, and 6’4" Norm Echols, Daemen Warrior Coach Don Silveri is area. For many years, one of the prime events will also be supplemented by anxiously awaiting the start of league play second semester. Add league problems on the campus has been articles in the Ascent on Campus Pride MVP Rob Robinson, Russell John, and Alex Nwora, who are three of the top student apathy. This campaign will and Pride in the Buffalo area. five scoreres in the district (Alex is also leading rebounder) and you have a seek to increase the awareness of all The committee will work team that should challenge for the league title. that Daemen has to offer its students. with the college to foster pride in the Silveri thinks with the new additions and the mainstays from first The campaign will be run by campus and the college itself. This semester, Warrior fans could be in for a real treat “We have the talent and a committee of students representing college has come a long way since its depth to contend for the tide. If the chemistry is there, this team could various organizations on campus founding in 1947. With student pride deliver.” including: Resident Council, Student and involvement it can continue its Association, Inter-Greek Association, growth. The college has much to offer The Warriors remaining home Sigma Phi Epsilon, Psi Xi Omicron, - but what can you offer the college? schedule is as follows. Please come out Delta Phi Mu, and Booga Booga Beta. If you would like to become The committee will be moderated by involved in the campaign, drop me a and support your team! Jim Burke, Director of Housing and note in the Resident Council mailbox Moderator of Resident Council. behind Wick Desk and I will either call Throughout the campaign, you or meet with you to discuss your m&ME GAME s c h e d u l e there will be a variety of events participation. designed to involve everyone in the Peter Lee Brodie college community. Some of the SAT JAN 25 ST THOMAS AQUINAS 5 PM Resident Council President TUE JAN 28 HOUGHTON 8 PM Coming February 16... THU FEB 6 POINT PARK 7:00 PM* Multi Cultural Association's SAT FEB 8 GENEVA 7:30 PM SUPER DANCE THU FEB 13 DYKE 7:30 PM to benefit the Muscular Dystrophy Association SAT FEB 22 MALONE 3:00 PM Wick Center 6-11 pm (for more information, contact the Community Service Office) MON FEB 24 ST VINCENT 7:30 PM* TUE FEB 25 ST MARY’S 7:30 PM MARY ANGELA CANAVAN AWARD ♦New dates - snow cancellation make-ups Every year the college recognizes a graduating senior for his/her work in student life. A committee of juniors and administrators review the self nominees' credentials and makes a selection. If you are interested in nominating yourself for this senior award, start collecting, in resume/outline form, all of your student life experiences: club/organization/committee memberships, offices held, contributions, awards, teams, community service, etc. This information can then be sent to the Student Association Vice President of Governing mailbox (behind Wick Desk). ------------------------------------------ \ Work Experience PHI Community Service Department The Community Service Despite these accomplishments, we Department is thankful to the Daemen still need to do more in order to help Community for their overwhelming the needy in our community. Due to BETA support during the Fall semester the economic depression in our (1991).
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