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By .FarahDue toGehyGoverner Mario demic counselors has dropped CUNY'scen ingsothe.Umve, :>l"J YYau __._ CUOIIlO'S proposed budgetcuts 14.4percent,anaverageofone a lot of money from the "over­ in education of$74.2 million, counselor per 1,262 students. inflated salaries of 'adminis­ the City University of New • Funds spenton purchasing trators." states a source. York faces many drastic cuts. instructional equipment have The collective bargaining. In response to these cuts, the decreased by 35 percent. contractsforCUNYandSUNY Universityisalreadyplanning In these hardeconomic times differ in that CUNY's faculty toincrease tuition by$500. In m . titutions are feeling contractsinclude both.the two addition, college staffand ser- the h. "Ifthe same levels and four year schools, while vices will probably alsobe cut. of occur next year, some SUNY schools have a variety The $500propcsedincrease s (community colleges) ofcontractsfor theirs said Dr. on tuition still won't meet the closed," said Johnson. JoelDouglas, professorofPub­ $45 in CUNY million gap .the er states, "Hopefully Ii inistration and Diree- budget so administrators are Legislature will Pllt more .ofthe National Center for looking to eliminate less than Dey [in the 'Univer- Study ,of Collective Bar- important utilities. "Wehave "I~them .ning in Higher Education been working on it for over nthe in dt rofMmo~,~~~ng three weeks and it's not a fun and senior CUNY exercise," said Samuel John- ~=i Ools won't solve the labor son, vice presidentforstudentcient relation problems." development, regarding what S. Since its creation in 1847 Baruchcit. . willdoto meet. thedefi- .. .. TU~.- . "f]..ytng ar . untl11976 students attended The Governor's budget pro- . CUNYlsthatlnordertol the Ul)iversityforfree, paying 'IIi e. • theburdenofthecuts.ame only activity and lab fees In poses . ml on lor semor .. f SU ... .• $812. d9 b $38 5 .1'1' oS 0 NY and semor C 1976 after a fiscal crisis that c011eges,. downto thiy . rm. StaIonte . .c::0 SCh 00"1SS hIdou take pace. 1 left New York Ci.·ty near. bank- compare IS year.'· '. .... ~.1. aid to CUNY would diminish . .. ._...... ~ Joh~son states th:'t this ru· ruptcy, stu~ntsbegan'PaY1n~ h" ct74 ? 'lh.". .Ad· .', -. ~ SamuerJOhnson~ViCePre.eSQid"fir~t.'bei.telopati8'Rt.:"~:';;·f::c .. ,,( ..,.:: '" ~ ~~.~s .bee~. flytng. around .. $60~?e.~semesteT"IfC.uomos - .,J.!.'~-::,:",:~~ll.w.0P,: :;.c~mpp:stJ:a, ~.' S1nC~ p1anlSun~~emented .. •••••• u '. ' .. . '.'.. .• ...... ' ...... "the late 7{)'$. cdter ,thA. , students ._.>•. ~ tors'axe~:~~.'~''''~·_:jt.t~n~...n:-··~:t.llm.f'~~, "'''~!Il.'1iE!5'''-"..~.. ,q~e.~~ 'tze[XJl;=4:.~.:~·.. ·~.· :-_. '.-';; ':.:-;:: .. - .'~~'.' .. -" -\., .. ",,:::, .:'...... _- •• ...... ¥~~~ .. ' ~"",,"-oss~w.e...--,J.;~~~~9!SOi~~~.~_.·~~~_~~~ ...-.: ..... Witt.. J1UY... ~.per semester . hon inrevenues to' be gener-board':-' said-Johnson, . .. :derie:Matth8~GoI&teintpOk· Tbementality i>e-flfndihis·ls···- si8rtlritneXf:fiill~~····-·· ." - atedfrom the proposedtuition In addition totheU millien it oneatep.fuither~·sayiDg'we to' ~eljmjnahJ 80th Skeet, hike. If tuition is ~ raised deficit, Baruch mayf8ce 100 were already tljntoma.rtOw.- . .. CUNY will be operating at layoffs. JohnsonsSidtbatthe :AII ofthese cots will_ .. Baruch Issues Promotions $91.2million below this ye,ar's president'sspecialbudgetcom- .after CUNY's enrollment fig- operatingcost. mission will try not to take uresexceeded 2OO,0~ for the 'D ·B dzet Cri ·. M06tCUNYschoolsareal- cuts outofpersonnel services. ~yearina·rowinthe.fa11 . unng uc getnslS readylookingintowaysofless- What may go are some ad- of1991. " eningtheburden. TheUriiver- juncts,temporaryservicesand The impactofreductionsover Admissions. -; sityislooking to cut $33.6 mil- supplies.. the past three yearsare: By Sbarice Conway The three candidates who. lion from faculty and staff "They're not cutting the fat," • Undergraduate offerings With University-wide cuts received~w titles and sala­ funds- or the equivalent of said one source, who chose to have declinedby2,089classes beingimplemented next year, ries were women who have 750 positions. remain anonymous. "We're andfulltimepositionsslashed, stafffrom the Undergraduate worked atBaruchfor over five "We're tryingto protect full- downtomeatandbones. We're while enrollment has grown Admissions Office have re­ years as higher education as­ time staff. Every department not doing terribly well." more than 3 Percent. . ceived salary and title promo­ sistants. They.were Brenda will face a cut. We're looking At a meeting with student • The availability of aea- .. tions. "Three people within the Maller, Christine Sounders 'undergraduate admissions and Penelope Terry. Child Care Center Faces Cutbacks staffwererecommendedforthe Maller moves from tran­ , ' title and salary increases over script evaluator to assistant Students Circulate Petition/or Funding a yearago. Butitwasnotuntil directorfor transfer students. thefall semesterthattheywere Souders,transfersfromadmis­ approved because the process sions counsellor to assistant By Sue-Peng Chua 00approximately30. ·Althoug~ thisincrease going directly to did take a while due tothe director of admissions for re­ As budget plans are being tbe facility is there, the funds the center. In order for the budget .crisis and recession,' cruitment.Terry'stitlechallges drawn, no one is beingspared. may notbe. Realizationofthis referendum to appear on the ~ student election ballot, saidJohn Fisher, director of from assistant director to as­ Crunches are being felt from plan will depend on the bud­ May Conti.mud on page 2 the office of Undergraduate . sociatedirectorofundergradu- the administrative level down get," Bick-Duggan stressed...... _.. ate admissions. -rheir sala- ' Bick-Duggan estimated that toour yo~ngestBaruchfamily ries range from $28,63C to members - those in the Ross­ to operate at full capacity it will cost at least $250,000. $46,176and canreach as Irlgh Schoenberger Early Learning if Currently, $100,000 comes as $49,026 the candidates Center, Baruch'schildcarefa­ remain atthesenewtitlesfora from thestateandBaruchmust cility. :~ili~~;]' longperiodoftime,"saidEsther During the negotiation of raise' matching funds 'of 1/3 "~$t: from the'college budget. The, . 'l't¥ " Leibert,·direetor ofpersonnel. renewing the18th St.building ~~:\§~ . The idea of the prOm~tioris lease, the landlord, Morty Sil­ Day Session StucM!nt Govern­ .. '.... Came around 18 months. ago mentgives $3,000, and parent ver, donated .space located in because the associate director 104E.l9th St.for the useofthe fees are $8 per child per day. Admi~ons But this is still not enough. ofUndSrgrBduate child care center. "The land­ resigned, which gave thestaff Vocational two-year colleges lord also put up a lump sum of an .opportunity to reorganize eligible for funds from the approximately $400,000 for are recommend City and the Agency for Child the' office ;and renovation, which Baruch peopletotbenewpositionstbat Development. As a-senior col­ wouldPaybackoverfive years. we~.«eated. .' lege, Baruch is not entitled to We would neverbe able to put TbeiDitial·reeommenda­ up that lump sum," revealed such fuildingaIld must seek tiOnscemeftomEUen'Wssh­ DebbieBick-Duggan,associate money elsewhere. ..mgt ···dizeetaraf1JDdel~&dU- TheStudentParentAssocia­ '.' ~ .. _., .... 'IE director ofstude'nt life. . ate A_~,.,Fisber- tion is looking to paSs a refer­ ···'c···. ",.,. . sup-, <;»: Thisspacewill allowthechild portedtbeidea~witbsev- endum to raise 'student activ­ care center toexpandfrom its CDrtIiawtl'O!'IP;weS presentcapacityofSixchildren ity fees from $50·to $55, with

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.. 3 2 ------: -' ~ '. _ . . '. _ _ ._.... __._. -.. _.-.- ....._._. _ ._. __ -_-_P' .. -. __ .. _ ....-.-.. -.- ..... -- -. -_...... - - - - ...... - ...... ~ ~ - . .. ..,- - .---.- -.-- ~ . .. . dentssign thereferendumand in-babysittingprogram,rather siastiea1ly Said, "I' ani really ... vote." • ·.-:}~h····l· itis a "strong, developmental­ pleased thatmykidsgetmuch z J.: C···:······ The centeriscurrentlyoper­ '-do'. educationalprogramwherethe individualized attention in a ~ i;f;3~j-: :,;.:' -. ating at its full capacity, and I -a;~>".._..... ,...~.... ~, . 1 . are children are encouraged to well rounded program, with • ~~~..~~~-.~..,~~I ~~ -" .. great ~achers. I trusttheen­ has a waiting listfor next se­ ~ ~', .C';' , ,.7tlfnat~~ Anne Austin, teacher-direc- form attachmentswith teach­ tire program. Inorder to con­ mester Austin and Bick­ g~~e~.: _ ~dentSl~- tor of the program, reflected. ers and other students. Chil­ Wages of Women ofColor I tinue this service and allow Duggan encourage any inter­ _ tor.. :~._' '. tion. curhis thatthisreferendumhasmuch drenmustattendatleastthree Co~~~ ~ student parents to help them­ ested parents to·.see them­ TheBaruch Womeno(ColorNetworkwillpresent .c(~'-~. _ tee:fun'ds· deeperandwi4erimplications. hours in one day thereby al­ selves, I hope that other stu- "regardless ofbudget cuts." a facultypanelon"ImagesofWomen ofColor.- Theevent­ ~ approumately $45,000 for "This is a social moral issue lowing them to follow a rou­ or Features: .African Feminism by Pro! Tuzyline AllaD.·! as -the aw~~$eriter.and will dea1ingwiththeneedsofmoth- tine."Thestudentsrangefrom :E·be·in.~ 3-5 years old, theypaint, build Sexism in ~guageby Prot Effie P. Cochran, Women of .'0 ....,.• _ •.,-<.....~__• earlY as fall ers and their. young children.. ~~~idt~~~~j~ted. Bypassingthisreferendum,it andread. Austin fosters "con­ Chess Club Chips In Color on Film by Prof Bridgett Davis and Prof. Martia TbiSlDCl'888CtmactiVltyfees would send a message to law­ crete experiences, such as set­ .-Goodson.. It win take place on Tuesday, March 24 from . rem~~'s l~k of di- makers that Baruch College ting the table and preparing J 12:45-2:30 in the Administrative Center Lounge 135 E. rectfu.Dc1ing for ~hild care, supports childcareandsenda snacks." The children have To Help Child Care ~a 22ndSt. All are welcome to attend. ~hieh ~._~~ ~ty takenneighborhoodtripsto the Univer'! positive statementtocontinue .the Student Center beginning sty ~.~.'6ave funding," firehouse, the petstore.excur­ By Karen SbaffChnig secured, at 1() a.m., will feature players accorctilig~~t.~ce President The U.S. is one of the last sions to the Central Park Zoo The Baruch Chess Club will arid have gone pumpkin pick­ behostirigaChesstournament from Baruch . and other Samuel'JohliflOh.At other industrialized countries to branches of the City Univer­ CUNY the money implement government child mg. on campus on Aprill 11, with !InterviewingSkillsWorkshop campuses, sity ofNew York. forr~~~tocbi1dcare Thespringsemesterwillmost proceeds going to the Ross­ care centers. 60 percent of CarlAridas, thefonner presi­ ,~ The Placement Office (PASS Office) of the School of ~fi'bDi~.50l;o$5.00. likely include outings to the Schoenberger Early Learning -. Bick- studentsattendingBaruchare dent of the Chess Club who f LiberalArtsandSciences willofferanInterviewingSkills Duggan defends this amount women sooner or later these Botanical Garden, the Bronx Center, according to Andrei 'Norman Falrist8in {I.).holds up the ~ Gold Crown Award. Whh him ..Dollars & __Publ.... ·· .. Bou-Slimam, the club's presi­ graduated l~t year, came up Worksh~p.M~h26~1992.at1:00p.m,Thewor:itshop.will by saying that this waY,"we students will have to face a -Zoo and strawberry picking. Roslyn '~sl8ln, Professor Charles RDey,tIII f8CUIty 1dvIsor, and 1992 IIInagIng EdItDt ChIrIssa·Kwan. . with the idea for .the tourna­ be held m Room 1504, 17 Lexington Avenue (23rd St. would have an insurance plan similar situation. Yazmin Garay, a student dent. ment along with former trea­ and not have have another Austin accentuated that the with twochildren, Wesleyand The competition, which will Building). The workshop is open to all students. Ifyou' to surer David Yip, who'also referendumnextyearrequest- ChildCareCenterisnotadrop David, in the program, enthu- be held in"the Oak Lounge of have any questions, call the PASS Office'(212) 387-i370. graduated, said Bou-Slimam. Dollars & $ense Wins Top Honors in another increase." . "Aridas wrote.a letter to the Day Session Student Govern­ ment stating what we wanted In-NationwideCompetition Starting Your OwnBusiness to do. They liked the idea and Startingyour own business can be a good altemativeto it was passed on to Carl a chao~c uncertain job market. Ms. Beatryce Nivens, a Alyman, director of the stu­ Baruch College Business Review Picks Up ~\I dynamicspeakerandnotedauthorand entrepreneur,will Thallk au dent centerandstudentactivi­ ties. He gave it it's final ap­ Fourth Straight Gold Crown Award presentpracticalwaysyoucangoaboutstartingyourown proval." business. For many years Ms. Nivens wrote a career column for "Essence" magazine and is the author'ofthe The tournament will be bro­ By Prudence B. Chase thecovertheme.Thel04-page tion they richly deserve,"com- books How To Choose A Career and The Black Woman's Y~'ur ken up into two sections. The They did it again. For the magazine, the biggestissuein mentedlbley,whorelentlessly i-or firstsection'sentryfee is $5.00 fourth consecutive year, Dol-' its 13-year history, brought encourages and pushes the Guideamongothers. She will make two presentationson per Baruchstudentand$10.00 lars & $ense magazine picked Dollar» & $ense its highest editors and writers to rework Thursday, March 26, 1992 in the Globus Lounge 17th for other CUNY schools. All uptheprestigiousGoldCrown score in the CSPAcritique. theirarticlestoa stateofnear­ floor, 360 PAS. One presentation will be during Club women who participate in the Awardasthebestundergradu- According to sources atth~ perfection in terms ofgram­ Hours; from 12:30 - .2:30 p.m. and .one will be in the chessmatchinthefirstsection ate magazine in the country. CSPA,itwasalsothebestscore mar and style. "Thisisa mar- eveningfrom 6:00- 8:00p.m, Refreshmentswillbe served will get$5 offthe$10entryfee. The award, based on an In- in the competition, which vellous day for every Baruch. at both times. Donation. The BIooa secondsectionentryis the tensiveevaluationofthemaga- awards three Gold Crowns, journalism student,becauseit ~~ grand prize section. This sec- zinebyjudgesfrom theColum- making Dollars & $ense the, boostsourmomentumasa top- On behalfofthe people may have helped, . tion is between $100 to-$150. bia Scholastic Press Associa- top undergraduate magazine tier business jourmafiam.rpro- . - 'au The entry fee is $20.00, but ~~~d'::t~~:~a~~::Pi::~ n;:::';.,~~fvicrorywassweet :'~';e~:~~~:~:.:::r~ .pl~(lse $15 for State University and English Conversation Club . '. .. accept: our thanks. C.UNYs.tudents.. . 'Angeren, editeF in-ehief.ef~e - for tbe magazine's staff and withgntA,tjoJ».'" ~~.number. of _ ,'Ellis semester fqr the.first tim~tI!e Eng):ish De~ . The winner- in the first. sec­ 1991 edition, was on- hatictat ·.theirfaeulty~aRd-·-~ki"t.• ~e gra~netes~cle_---metJ.t is·s.··~.iW.J_-.p,;;,.;pt.. __ .··IWt-.G.'.;GD~atZOR.···..'.. chj~.· *b.jch ..~,:,._~---~··'"--"'--~-··--·- You are very' special people- ".','blood donorsu5ualty ·are·. tion will receive a plaque and the Dora! Inn in midtown to Christopher Hallowell in En- wor nga magazJnes an . ~. -D . ~ . '.' . ' .. ' .: '. ." the winner from the second accept theaward ononMarch gUsh and Professor Terry ne_ spades suc;9 as Black me.:tsThursdays, 1~.2:30 p.rn. JD Room 1112«:the Joanne Acosta David Grant Nick Papadopoulos section will receive an award 19. He was joined at the eer- BeTkowitz of the art depart- Enterprise, The Wall Street LexingtonAvenue Bwlding. Thepurpose ofthe club15to between $100- $150. emony by Ivan Cintron, the ment. .The magazine was Journal,· Market News and encourage discussion ofserious topm ofe:urrent in~st __ ~nit~ ~ard__ Edg_~ Hernandez Jin-Young Park MiriamPimentei------It , minus the . -- - --cu-rrenteaitOr-In-chief, Man- founded by Professor Roslyn DowJones. -in American' society and to·allow' students·to. praetice William Andersen Elliott Hornblass - ---- cost for the prizes, will be do­ aging Editor Charissa Kwm Beumtein, who handed over The Gold Crown also in- speaking standard formal EngIiSli·· The eliili is Offered JosephAnn Shahin Hussain D. Potter nated to the day care center," and Faculty Advisor Charles theeditorial direction to Riley creasedmoralefor thecurrent with the needs of non-native students.in mind, but all Bou-Slimam added. Riley of the Department. of in1991butremainspublisher.' Dollcn&$ensestaft', ~hokeep students who enjoy exchanging ideas andopmions are Michael Appia Germine Ibrahim Stelianos Prolos n~wsroom Sean Rabindranauth The chess club usually has English. . News of the award spread the humming day welcome. Facu1tyandstaffwhoareinterestedininformal Leonor Aviles Leslie Jackson two tournaments a year. Ac­ -nusis big,because we beat rapicDy through Baruch. -We and mght, even on wee~ndS. contactwithstudentsorsimplyingOodc1iscussionarealso Donald Barto Ana Ramirez cording to Bou-Slimam, "This Elaine James out a bunch. ofhigh-powered, knew we had a winner,cl...... based as theyG closet D.A_the....1992~ ».Issue.·w enco. uraged. to stop brye N0 a dvance SIgn .up 18 . necessary. is an opportunity to raise n.,a~suon Alexa Blanco Robert Keys, ill Ashton Ramlogan high-budget journalism pro- on the kind ofarti es we pre- .l.Jle rea IS 1 furth·iDfl· Prof! Kath M k moneyandhavea competition grams by sheerguts andhard sented and the Impaet of the cover theme. With articles on For er ormation, contact, essor Y ee s Vivian Bolero Michael Limuti Anne Reilly at tile same time." work,-Angeronremarkedwith biggerfssue,butyoucannever the cable television industry in the Writing Center at (212)387-1317•. Fernando Cadena Luz Lopez Luz Rodriguez a broad grin as he hefted the be sure untl1 the judging is in Manhattan, multicultural Joseph Calcagno [enine Jordan Minerva Rodriguez plaque. Overahundredpubli- over:commentedCintron,who educati~n, New York's water Miriam Rodriguez cations are in the running for also recentlywonthe Business supply, ~ketingwarsinthe Cesar Calle Christina Lucenko, ( Be a part I GoldandSilverCrownsannu- Press Foundation's annual beerindustryandtheUN'snew Hill~l Anna Rolon Caplan Veronica Lues ally, and among the universi- award for excellence in writ- . Secretary·General, a special 6 Marcus Craig Mario Mainville Terence Rowland of a great ties Baruch beat out for top ing,alongwithEdwal-dAsante, sectiononwomen'sissues,and Editorials: Natasha Daupin NickitaMallay Jerome Scarlett honors were Columbia, a Dollars & $ense editor and a new department called ·All 7 Bethann Seccia Rutgers, theUniversityofTen- writer and former business About,- the editors ofthe next .Letters/ Op-eds:. Elvis Delah6z Vincent Mannetta tradition nessee and the University of editor on The Ti.cker~ issue of Dollars & $ense are Roxanna DePena Sandy McKay Alan Smith North Carolina. Angeron and -Pm soproudofour kids, who looking forward to another Perspectives: 9 Mary Finnen KatWeen McNally Edward Smith hisspiritedstaff, thelargestin killed theselves to putoutthis Gold Crown victory. the historyofDollars & $ense, whopper issue, whichis head Dollars & $ense appears on Zachary Frayne H. Mitchell Ruriko Takenaka put in seven-day weeks and anei shoulders above the com- campus thefirst week ofMay, Economy & Business: 22 Thomas Frazier PamelaMitchell Deborah Thompson long hours, sacrificing their petition in ~rms ofjournalis~ and it will immediately be Alfred Friedland Gloria Monroig Glorimer Vazquez Write vacations to knock out the tic skill, and are now begin- mailedtomediaandcorporate Sports: 24 award-winning issue, which ningtoget someof~herecogni- leaders nationwide. Krisber Gallardo Donna Montano Dianne Yardon had -Changing New York- as Yazmin Garay-Fryer Rafael Olmeda For Jay Goldstein Flavia Orellana Make a Real Difference· .Next Issue: April 6 Ad Deadline: March 31 Ticker BeAMentor

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'-~:"._----~-'--"'---'-.... ~..;.-~ _ .._~--_._- I. -io~ .....1.- ,0"•.,(..( .t s. ", Gucsue as a C. L., ... 5tt.J A .. J XS ...... s sua a:. • C a oz. z =... .41•..... >i¥? .... _w:_O r , , • ,• . , .. ,,~,~,;~ ~ .: 1 .~.. :i'; ". • e ... _ •• _ ...... 5 ~1 4 . - .:, .. i·, ij ;. ~ ;,1 .. extendedcognizancetoWilson landscapes. Heremarked, "So ~'rIM4~.~~~~~~.... '".. 1. " ~ Shum asbeingone oftwo past we do have large number of 'Z ,J i. Asian Council and Students Sponsor ,~ ,. ,.1 ~ ,. Asian president of the DSSG facultyherewhoareinterested - " ., S ;. , and to the other past presi­ inAsianissuesandagain I see • .'I .. :t ~ dent, Ho Sit, who had gradu- thisgrowingandlamdelighted s: Reception for President Goldstein DJ 0) ated as salutatorian in 1984. that we're moving in this di­ n ~ ~ PresidentialC.ampaign·SetTo.. StartThisWeek =r j Hethen~ked,~Prolip~ng jng speech of President rection to acknowledge such ~ Goldstein. hereT' When no reply was rich culture and rich litera­ ating senior, joined the USA ~ President·Goldstein began made he said, "He's out busy ture, richartandrich music. I '- party last year and presently :8 .his speech by stating, "I am making'money." His sense of hope all ofyou atsome pointin New Party ChallengesUSA ,serveson uppercouncil *He's absolutely delighted by this humor drew laughter again. yourliveshave anopportunity '.. someone who has actually ac­ turn out. I am usually not PhilipLeongisoneofBaruch's to welcome that into your complished things,- she .said, surprised but I am really sur­ distinguished graduates. sphere of cultural activities. Herelle claims race baiting pointing to Herelle's work in prised of the generosity and Presid~nt Goldstein then The pointis that we are a rich securing Pell Advances, ex- the outpouring of such affec­ went on to address the profi­ culture here and' we are en­ By Rafael A. Olmeda Three current USA party tending library hours last se- tions not only for this college ciencyoftheAsianfacultywho riched by our.Asian commu­ A newcampus political party members have reportedly de- mester, and getting tutrorial but for each other and I think represent 11% ofBaruch'sfac­ :nity as well as our African is being formed to challenge fectedto join WeiSenh~s support from the administra- thatisjustsettingthetonefor ulties. He gave aeknowledg­ American eommunity and our the United Students for. ~- .ticket. Sherley Pierre's name , tion. .) what this college is all about." ment to Yoshihiro Tsurumi, a Hispaniccommunity. Itreally tion, the party' that has domi- has been brought up aStbe' , -I was very surprised to.see ,­ J~ , . a He wentontosay,"Iwouldlike professorin the marketing de­ is a wonderful landscape. We natedthepaySessionStudent vice presidential candidatefor the party split," she added. '~f:: S to start briefly to talk about partment of Baruch. When can learn from each other. It's Government since 1985. ABC. Pierre is the chairper- Layne said the USApartyhas '. ';r f studentsrepresentingthevan. President Bush took a contin­ wonderful to see common ex­ Thenewparty,AlliedBaruch sonofDSSGCouncil. Jennifer always reflected a diversity of :;:E ous Asian communities that gent ofbusiness people to Ja­ : Co periencesandideas." Community,israllyingbehind Robinson,executivesecretary, ·opinions and·thatevery mem- =i:~. make up Baruch College. I pan in January, he was look­ He concluded his speech by· CharlesWeisenhart,president will be running -for treasurer her was. heard and respected. ~ •. wouldliketo talk brieflyabout ingfor a distinguished scholar reading to theguests a Christ­ of the Accounting Society, as withWeisenhart. Robinsonis -USAas a partyis not static," .S someofourfacultyandI would o . to deal with the entire busi­ mas card thathe had received theircandidatetoconfrontand, theonlyexecutiveboardmem- .8. she said. "IfBaruchis cbang- f ·like to talk about some values nessenvironmentofJapanand from the Asian Students they hope,· defeat Simon ber to leave the USA party.:cing,DSSGwillcbange,"reFd- Baruch College PresidentMatthew Goldstein and principlesbut I promise to Tsurumi was chosen. Union. It read, "Thingsmight Herelle, the USA nominee. LuzRoc:higuezwillalsoberun- f less ofwhat partyisin power. do it all within five minutes. President Goldstein com­ By HiJJaryYoo introduction from the Baruch getrough sometimes. Ifitever Herelle, currently the vice ning on the ABC slate. JI Herelle saidhisticketisfull, Why? Because I see all that mended John Brenkman and The Asian American Higher faculty, Parmatrna Saran. happens, take a look at this presidentofthe DSSG, has al- "There were no deliberate i but at press time he had not food in front of me. This will Roslyn Bernstein,of the En­ .~ Education Council and the Then greetings from Wilson card and we hope you'll feel ready come out swinging quotas," said Weisenhart of yet revealed the names oChis ' take very quickly. I want to glish department. Brenkman ~ Asian Students Union spon­ Shum, the formerDay Session better. Pleaseremember, mak­ against Weisenhart's party, Herelle's "affirmative action- runningmates. Thereasonfor make sure r get some." His for currentlysettingupconfer­ sored a welcoming dinner for StudentGovernmentandTho­ ing Baruch better is not a one accusing it ofrunning a cam-accusation. f this,hesaid,isthathe wanted senseofhumorspurreda round ences on Chinese Urban writ­ Matthew Goldstein, Baruch masTam,memberofthe board waystreet. Studentsmustput paignbasedon"racialdivisive- Herelle accused the ABC all candidatesfor the nomina- oflaughter among the guests. ers and Bernstein for publish­ president, in the Administra­ of trustees of City University work into it too. So don't ever ness" and an "affirmative ac- partyof tryingto painthim as tion to be informed of his He proceeded his address by ing a very moving peace deal­ tive buildingon March 11. ofNew York and chairman of hesitate to give us a call when tion policy." the "Caribbean students'can- choices·by him and not from discussing theachievementsof ing with China figures and The event started with the AAHEC, preceded the inspir- you need help." "There's no room for that," didate," which he called non- butthosehespoketo"seemed I thinkitreflectsaveryimma- any other source. Asian students at Baruch. He Herelle said. "I would hate to sense. "Mypartyisgoingtobe to favor the USA party, which tureattitude.- Shealsopointed Both presidentialcandidates .think thatanybodyisrunning reflective of the ethnic diver- is fine. That's their option." out thatifHerelle were really said they hope the campaign a sort of affirmative action sityoftheschool,"he sais,"but Herelle also took issue with dissatisfied with her perfor- doesn'ttakeon a racial under­ policy on the DSSG." more importantly of the en- Robinson, calling her tenure mance,thenitwouldbe within current, although Weisenhart "I don't see how this can be ergy ofthe student body." as executive secretary an his role as chairperson of the expects it to be an issue. "I an issue when he's never met Weisenhartvehemently de- "underperformance" and say- USA pI:lr.ty to tell her person- don't see why," he said. Herblock: Only in The Ticker me," responded Weisenhart, niedHerelle'scomments. 'Why ing, "Contrary to what the in- ally. ... HerelleandWeisenharthave ,.:-; whosaidABCisattemptingto would lexc1ude myself from cumbent would say, the Robinsonaddedthatsheleft agreed to participate in the form a broadmultiracial eoali- such a large population of the secretary'spositionisveryim- theUSApartybecauseshewas upcomingpresidentialdebate, tion that is also attractmgnot Baruchcommunity?"heasked. portant." approachedwith the proposed which is sponsored by The only students from non-ethnic "We're all here for the same Robinson was audibly upset ABC platform and was in Ticker and WBMB, Baruch's I clubs,butsomekeyUSAmem- thing- to better our educa- whentoldofHerelle'sr4!ffiarks. --agreement. , radio· station (590AM). The I bers. "1 not only have people tion," He added that he has "1 take my job very seriously," One USAmember who con- debate will beheld duringclub I trom-SOCial'clu~1>utfrombusi-r,-- approachedseveralCari~-, ··sft&.saML--~atantegonism.ia_ ..tinWt.s-to. su,pportHerelle i,!-_ hours QD Apr.ilJulLr..<~MLI323., _ _. " ._, OF UNEMPlOVfPPEOPLE AN'P SUSlttesSES \, ness' clubs as well." students to run on his'ticket, not'coming-from our.de, and TanyaLayn&.~gradu~ ·,Jthe-23St.-buiJdiJig•. « · ·inId·· ~~ Promotions No Sir. I'm Afraid I Must ThAbout· · '!J r Continued from front page Inform You That Ignorance Is Law • College,thereweretwoadvan­ FREE 34-page Law School tages to the increase. Onewas ApplicatioD ~ Call: .. ---_...... ",..---- that it rewarded people who Most Definitely Not Bliss very much deserved the pro­ 800-777-EIIM motions,and secondlyitsaved money for the college because tOOIibn promoting people into the po­ sitionswaslesseostlythanhir­ ing a new person. "Basically

the entire idea was to save . ~ moneyall around,"saidFisher. Wanted: Baruch was not the only CUNYscllool torenderpromo­ tions. "There were, in fact, at least a few dozen people who Production Manager received salary and title in­ creases college wide," stated Fisher. On March 10 a recep­ tion was held in the adminis­ o trative centerlounge foJ" these recipients. Inattendsncewere membersofthefaculty,admin­ istrative staff and some stu­ If you know dents. "It figures. Thatis what the . cityisall aboutanyway- giv­ ing to those who alreadyhave Pagemaker and- Microsoft Word, their degree even if it may meanacutbackinourschools," said one sophomore after be­ The Ticker Needs·You ing informed of the fact that the money for the promotions came from Baruch's budget. Nell Gonzalez, ajunior,said, "CUNY was bound to take a Cartoonists Wanted: Join The Ticker cut back in teachers and money, so I guessthe chiefcity officials are doing what they Come to our meetingon Thursday have to do and maybe those people deserved it." \, __--- ...... -..... --_~~ol ~ -"'l! ....._--...... ~_.c:~--~-----,----.~-- _~ -_ /

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O~~:-:::-r.N ..~y.....;.~ .....~ *~~~. i CD -- -n Established In 1932 - ~ The Revolutionary Generation ~Voodoo Rafael A. Olmeda • Education editor-in-chief 3: t Stop, Or Bum fj ~ ... Rafael A. Martinez Night of the living dead ~ izedjunior high schools and elementary schools to improve the Tothe Editor, It's great to be a studentat Baruch College, knowing full well managing editor -4 quality ofthe courses they're offering. CD thatyourviewsarerespectedbythe Collegeadministrationand The tenth floor in the 23rd Streetbuilding is unbearable. The co We think they call that "voodoo" education. . by the central office ofthe City University ofNew York- Not! Farah Gehy people whooccupytheareawiththeircigarettesobviouslydonot systemthatnevertaughtthem blendtheirvictims'perception I\) As anyone with a nose knows, bull doo-doo has a very distinct, Here's a practical example: try to build a tower startIng at the care about themselves and others. I am sure I speakfor others their true history, the reality ofrealitywithfalsehoodtocon­ news editor unmistakable smell. That Powerful stench pervaded room 4 top and working your way down. .' as well when I say smoking should notbe permitted up there. ByShameek Supreme.Allah ofthe world, or how to builda fusetheirmindsandthustheir That's what CPI is trying to accomplish, and by Virtue ofIts Northofthe 23rdSt. buildingon March 11, when ChancellorW. It should not be allowearor many reasons: 1) There are Theacidrainfallsfrequently, strongeconomicfoundationfor actions; andofCOUTSe political Ann Reynolds'entourage made a campaignstophere to discuss sheerstupidityitmustmustbe stoppedbefore ithurtssomeone. Massimo s. salerno classrooms on thatfloor, thereforeitis usuallycrowdedand not withfloods andhurricanes oc­ themselves. . science, with the actual objec­ anddebate(Ha!)TheCollegePreparatoryInitiative. CPI,asthe So many (faculty and students) spoke so eloquently on the op-ed editor everyone enjoys inhaling suchimpurities, 2) those who want to curring in many parts of Such an army of walking tive of domination through program is called, is Reynolds- plan to change, in conjunction fundamental, basic, "first - grader- can-detect- it" fla.ws o.fCPI, purehase something from the vending machines need a damn America in this dark hour of corpses can only be the prod­ theiropponents' wealth(which with The New York City Board ofEducation, the requirements and all deserve credit. But the most logic can be found In the Kathryn Garcia oxygen mask before entering the area, and 3) some People who the night. Out of the urban uctofthemadscientists. From is why they are so concerned (we're sorry, we mean -expectations·) for entry into CUNY. words of Donald H. Smith, chairman of the education depart­ Lenny Vigliotti wouldlike toeatlunch up there- can't. They donot want to be graveyards, commonly known theHauntedHouse,these psy­ about other nations' internal Here's what's funny - Reynolds" campaign managers stated ment, in a critical response written to Chancellor Reynol.ds. perspectives editors in a room fumigated with carcinogensthat are enough to give a astheghettos,risesa nation of chopaths order their laborato- affairs). clearlythatCPI will do nothingtochangeCUNY's policy ofopen "Your plan places the blame for poor pre-collegiate prsparataon person an asthma attack. And to top it off, people come out of fallen soldiers who perished With theseweaponsandvari­ upon the victims, the students." admissions. However, the CPI expectations/requirements are David A. Amlr there reeking ofcigarette smoke. four centuries ago fighting for ousothers unleashed, the liv­ not needed in order to get a-high school diploma. So a student Two more points: At times the smoke is so heavy itreaches the elevator waiting theirindependence on the cot­ "The dead can be ing Dead are now facing the whohasnotsatisfiedtherequirementsofCPI will geta diploma, First, President Matthew Ooldstein, who hosted the program, sports editor area and sickens the studentsand teachers awaiting the eleva­ ton plantations. They are the most horrifying night oftheir come to CUNY, and find out that they have to take additional . stated thathe was hoping more students would have shown up. tor. Usually the best way to escape isto take the stairwell and livingdead, a people whohave seen functioning in history. Theyhavebeentrans­ courses that should have been taken in high school. We don'tknowtheveracityofhisstatement,butwe do knowthat zelphla Phillips catch the elevatoron the ninth floor. lost the ability to think for formed from healthy men and ifthe planners ofthis event really wanted us there,tbey would society in their state Question: doyougive thesestudentscollege creditfor thehigh photo editor It's funny because we are college students and many ofus act themselves and provide for 'woman into mutants who are school courses they will be required to take? have done more to publicize it. as though we're still in grade school. Many who smoke in the theirown. Likeacorpsethatis ofamnesia (they do suffering from many diseases And secondly, what's the rush? CPI is CUNY policy already, The Campaign's answer: duh... Jonathan Loring cafeteriaat times are totallyignoranttothe "NoSmoking" signs rotting in the morgue, all of thatwereneverknowntothem There is none! Why are you going toforce a student to take a and now they come around asking for everybody's blessing (as postedthroughoutBaruch'sfacilities. Itisas though they do not theirmovementsarecontrolled not know who they when they were alive, from copy editor highschool coursein collegeandnotoffercredit( pleasedon'tcall Smith pointed out). Ifyou're going to design a policy that will see the "NO" in "No Smoking." Even some restrooms have by the same ones who are pre­ areorwheretheyare syphilis to the recently intro­ them remedial courses - you might offend Reynolds'), especially SUPPOSedly reform the high school system and CUNY, don'tyou become smoke parlors. paringthemfor theirfunerals. duced A.I.D.S. virus. Some of as part of an apparent effort to eliminate the need to offer need a little bit more time to plan this properly, so that all Roberta Ransaw 1am aware thatsmokers need a place to smoke. Ifso, go out to The dead can be seen func­ going), walking and them have been turned into remediation in thefirst place? umm... students can benefit? editorial assistants the street! There is plenty ofair to circulate the clouds ofsmoke tioninginsocietyin theirstate zombies, skinny as skeletons The CPI campaign has a theory. By collaborating with the Or is there another agenda? Umm... that is produced by the masses ofcasual and chronic smokers. ofamnesia (they do not know talkinglikeeveryone and dirtier than subway rats, high school system, CUNY can persuade the largely decentral- lenin Arthanarl I wonder, are these people cognizant ofthe fact that inhaling whothey areorwhere theyare else. " who beg and steal for crack, business manager side stream smoke (second-hand smoke) affects the non-smoker going), walkingandtalkinglike which is undoubtedly one of up to 80 percent more than a smoker inhaling his/her main everyone else. Yet after four ries throughout the country to the mosteffective poisons that s~ok~s Daphne Leroy stream places the non-smoker in a higher risk hundred years of death, they fabricatenewproductsandfor­ the mad scientists ever mar­ category to acquire-such ailments as lung cancer and emphy­ have failed to own any sub­ mulas that will enablethemto keted. TheoneswhowerelIIfor­ And They Call Us Sensationalists advertising manager sema. stantial amount ofbusiness to keep theirrule overtheir dead tunate" enough to leave their Toputitbluntly-heygeta life anddosomethingconstructive support their community and subjects. Amongtheneldsthat graves turned into blood­ Karen Sbaschnlg like ceramics or needlepoint instead ofsmoking because ifyou land where they can live on they are engaged in are bio­ thirstyvampiresthatsuckthe Thecampaignseasonfor theSaysession StudentGovernment Why bother? Weisenhart hasbuilt an impressivecoalition of office manager were a non-smoker, you would probably feel the same way. without depending on their chemical warfare,whichisthe blood of their own people by officially begins Thursday, and already it looks like it's getting students reflecting not only a diversity of ethnicities, but of Thank you, murderers. Duringtheirchild­ manufacture ofgases and dis­ exploiting them. But, a large num.ber of the ugly, with one side accusing the other of an agenda based on interests as well. And he's effectivelyluring USAmembersinto Roslyn Bernstein Sharice-Conway hood, they were obligated to eases that are specifically cre­ dead youth have- undergonea racial divisiveness. ~ ~. his fold. spend at least 12 years in a ated to cripple their enemies; Ailsa Solomon Continuedsm page 8 Herelle claims tobe doing the samething, although hehas yet brainwashing mis-education mass media, by which they Race-baiting is stupid. It is wrong. It is not right. It is consultants 8bsOlutelyunacceptableandinderensible. Wetrustthatthe two torevealthenamesonhisticket. Heappearstohave legitimate candidatesfor the DSSGpresidency,SimonHerelleand Charles reasons for that, so we won't challenge him until we see the Weisenhart, will act quickly to get real issues out to the public names. Staff for debate, and notrely on paranoid expectations of what "the We recommend that the candidates(Herelle) focus theiratten­ 'Deep'lJiouglits opposition- is up to. tion on the serious issues that affect us all- issues such as Herelle, the candidate for the United Students for Action, availability of campus child care, student representation at Shameek Supreme Allah struck the first official blow, claiming that Weisenhart's party, Baruch and in the City University fundraising plans,the plight Sue-Peng Chua the Allied Baruch Community, will attempt to paint Herelle as of international students and disabled students, the College Sharice Conway "the Caribbean Candidate." Does he accuse Weisenhart's cam­ preparatory Initiative and campus security. What are your Danny Gesslein paign ofracial divisiveness? "Definitely," he says. Those were positions? How have you acted on them in the past,and how do Dipti Gosalia his words, not ours, so anyone looking to accuse The Ticker of you plan on acting in the future? Eric Grossman sensationalism can drop that argument right now. We neither The students do not have time to waste watching you guys Wesley Smith I expect nor desire race to be an unnecessary issue in this cam­ slingmudateachother. Cutitoutnow, children,orwe'll all lose risli (jays anti paign. this election. Phil Susi Hillary Yoo Lesbians shouldn't march. in the The Ticker Is published bl-weekly, seven times a semester, by The TIcker St. Patrick's flJay editorial staff at 137 E. 22nd Street, New York, N.Y. 10010, Room 301F. Parade. All work except printing Is done by Baruch underqraduate and graduate students. All typed. and signed contributionsand letters %en again, neither are welcomed, and should be mailed to the above address. Our shouid. IrisIi office Is opened during regUlar school hours. Any display advertising Protestants. questions should be directed to the Advertising Manager, Business Manager or Managing Editor at (212) 387-1182. The opinions expressedon the Op-Ed pages are those of the individual MIers, anddo not 'J1lliat do you thinK! necessarily represent the opinions of The TlCkereditortal staff. The TlCkeraccepts only typewritten and signed opinion pieces of not more than 750 words from Baruch College studet'E. Publication ofOp-Eds IsconIingerC ~anedilorialboanlWIle. LeII8I8 nUllbe .no more than350 words and signed. Names wit be wIhheJd upon nKptst. Address aI

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Yes, ecutethewill oftheSun, which -co tants, zombies, vampires, and co (ij into werewolves that prey on mare of this dreadful night. WearePowerful tomakecom­ is providing guidance for the N werewolves. They work on ~ anyone insight. They usually Nevertheless they still keep plete his whole make." (Holy living dead to follow the path theirtaskwiththeutmostcon­ come outatnight,travellingin theirprayer and strive to sur- Qur'an 75:3-4) ofresurrection. fidence, knowing that their wolf packs, otherwise known vive, for they know deep d....oO#-->WD~_-----ooIoTh~e~brilliant crescent ofthe Hope for life has once again Creator is awaiting them at as gangs or posses. They can that their Creatorhas not for- moon dispels the darkness of befallen on the victims ofthis dawn, whenthenightmarewill be seen in the streets, the sub­ saken them. . the nightwith thelightthatit nightmare. Some ofthem can cease and the dead is brought ways, theparks,andthenight­ Just when all seems lost in borrows from the Sun, which nowbe seen returning to their clubs ofthe graveyards prowl-­ the darkness, a clearingin the lies over the horizon. This is original state in the midst of back to life. Robert ing around their tombs with thunderous clouds appears in proof that the glorious radi- Ducoffe On April 9, 1992, Advertising Professor By Kathryn Garcia Duooffe believes advertising ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ,- i "I am 34 years old, I havered is a great career to have; that ... ,,,,,,,, .. . r hair and weigh 165 pounds," / . one ofthe things thatmake it •• .. . · During Club Hours anamiable RobertDucoffesaid fun is thatotherPeople seethe • • • • jokingly. resultsofyourworkeverytime. ·•••..•• r-.,---.....IIIIIIIIIIII=}\::::i}{ ):?~:(} Ducoffehasbeen anassistant "I think it is also interesting advertising professor in the becauseit'sverycurrent.When • • Marketing Department for a you are making ads to be •••• 111111111111111111111111 year and a half, but he is no effectiveyou need to be able to • • in Room 1323 rookie. With four years of communicate with the people • • teachingunderhisbelt- while as they feel right now about • • acquiringhisPh.D atMichigan things." He also said that •• State University- he manages advertisingisa field for young • • to still hold a one-on-one people. • • of the relationshipwithhisstudents. Aceording to Ducoffe the • • Whenhe teacheskehopes to advertisingbusiness, afterthe • • do twothings:thatthestudents movies, is the most exciting • • will learn somethingthatthey thing. • • thinkisworthwhile"Whatever Headvises studentswho are • • it is, if it comes from me-or currently taking advertising' • • somethingthattheyread." The to 23 St. Building courses and planning get • ~ second·~·like-ttHnjey-doing·it,. · .' .- -.­- I like toenjoythetimeI spend ....• • I; in class and I want student to "How are • •• enjoy the time because ifthey ·.. ------~ i The Candidates for President enjoyit, I enjoy it.~ He allows businesses, •• ;S hisstudentstocall him Rob so • ~ they feel comfortable and are organizations, not intimadated by his ti~e. ~ Also, because he wants to get political parties and time have to go out there and he directly came to Baruch class Jewish faun1y"for which awayfromthetraditionalstyle chase their business so now because heassociateswiththestudents of the of teaching in which "a people going to more than ever advertisingis according to him, it is known ofBaruch because he feels he professor comes in says what going to be important." as a great advertising school shares the same background, hehas tosayang.leavesIwould communicate with Ducotre thinks ofhimselfas andbecause NewYorkiswhere growingupina primarilynon­ rather make it a little more a communicator for which he advertising iscentered. Jewisharea."I wasa minority, enjoyable, have more time to encouragesstudentstodevelop He saicl that Baruch is them~orityofpeoplethatwere talk and' discuss things." thepublic? their speaking skills because ranked #7 in the country ·in my friends at school weren't ; DSSG will meet. it critical to the success in termsofthenumberof'researth - JeWish. You grow up feeling · Ducoffe also believes that to keep classes from becoming Advertising is the advertising. "Advertising is articles that are published by like you havea certain type of boring the professor has to only way to do it. ,,, selling to the ultimate the Baruchfaculty._-roteach perspective because you are a continue to learn more in the consumer as well as selling in a busi ness school is minority. A lot of people at area, "to maintain current." your ideas to clients to get appealing to me. I really like Baruch are a minorityI sortof_ Ducoffe obtained a degreein accepted which means you the students at Baruch." feel like I have something in political science from McGill into the advertising field to need to be able to speak Ducoffe was bornandraisedin common with the students at .i University in Montreal, forget the 1991 advertising persuasively." Canada in a working middle Baruch." Canada because he thought it year. AccordlDg to Ducoffe, it After be finished his Ph, d • ~ would be interesting. He then "wasa badyearforitbutthatit ! i went on to earn a masters is a good career option for ., Don't Miss Your Only Chance severalreasons: therearemore .< degree in communications management from the people working in advertising U niversity of Southern than three or four years ago. California. Abusinessoriented There is more money being degree that focused on the spent per capita and as a to See Them Face Each Other media industries. percentage of the GNP than "I alwayslovedcommercials," there was ever before in the is one .of the reasons why he country. "How are business', went into the field of organizations,political parti~ advertising. His parentsused people going to communicate to kid him about paying more with the public; advertising is attention to the eommereials theonly waythattheyaregoing than the television program. to do it. Especially if you ie Another reason was his first consider the Soviet Union full-time job after his where all those centrally i undergraduate work. He controlled economies have :2 worked in a radio station basically fallen. They've all k selling advertising space for moved to free markets and by the station. "I just loved it, I definition ina free marketyou ~ had such a great time and I haveall thesepeoplewhohave Menmers of.fR.lD.E. ...the .... Whats yourdubbeen'upto? Clap .. was really lucky that my first freedom to ehoeee what they Off-Campus SOCiety balded iI CUI on thebaskebI a ine (and aPi'*) illOOl'll 301F. full-time job after school was want and you have all these coort on Fist Ave. P.RtO.E.·won the Studd CenIer. AsJJ. tar KaIhy. The Ticker .WBMB such a POSitive one." eompanies that for the first Activities game 40-39.

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You· 17 Chapter of the American Health Services Department ment,The7icker, andWBMB­ The distribution was N Marketing Association in alOllJt with the sponsorship of AM, began a/semester-long survey of the 180 members of Regisford. A friend described cancooloutwitha goodlooking f 0) . structured by the members of 0):0:-...... AIDSawarenessandedumtion the chapter to determine to the live anniversary bash as. crowd to 8. variety of house 9- the Community Service ~ ~:,I=: campaign designed to inform what extent the educational Cdopeness_- It'sstillNewCity's reggae andhip-hop. ' system was failing to provide Committeetoensure--equal hottest and hippest club spot . :... ~:ftr:"~:,,:r:: students with this vital access to all membersof the ...sincePtJITUlise Garoge. March Shelter ~ ;= ::c:=': information. What was Baruch community. 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BCCAMA_w~~ .. named Top Chapter in the eastern randcu.~ --­ ~ (Including SHRM at Baruch College) region for 1991. __ Casanovas romancing and was in control ofthe fire when three "Melona La Buena" and complimenting ·Chinita she put these campus players "KingRonnie"(RonnieAlava), 8:06-9:00 Registration and Continental Breakfast 12:00-1:30 Lunch/Keyuote Speaker: Michael R. Losey, SPHR Bonita"aboutherbeauty. Will to the test by asking them to win the grand prize. Those 9:06-9:30 Introduction Preside.ntandCEOoftheSocietyfor HumanResource . Arboleda, bachelor number make a rhyme about her prizes consisted of a "Double 9:30-10-.30 s.sion 1: Getting Started Management/National Chapter will present an overview of'The Future three, stole the victory for the beauty. After this poetic Comer" (a vibrator), for the Thissessionwill focusondifferentlevelsofcareerdevelopment in Human Resources." firstroundasheandhisnewly- showdown, she then femaleandsome"StudUndies" within the field of HumanResources including necessary experienceand 1:30-2:30Session 3: HR Generalist won date proudly walked off challenged each of them to (underwearsthataredesigned education. goalsetting,prime geographiclocations for HRprofessionals, This session will have four concurrentpresentations for you to the stage together,along with show the audience how they to fit a couple) for the male. and expected salaries within the metropolitan area. You will have the choosefrom. Theydeal withthe futureofthe HumanResourceGeneralist prizes that are too erotic to be "movewhilethey'reintheact," So the next time you are in option ofparticipating in any one ofthe threepresentations listed below: and otherspecialties such as laborrelations, recruitment and managing mentioned. foritwasimportanttoherthat the mood for love, don't even • Entering Human Resources human resources in a global market, Then came Philip "The a man knows whatheis doing bother wastingyourmoneyon • Making a CareerTransition • The Human Resource Generalist Messiah" Rivera, who was in bed. chocolateandroses,ormaking • Career MaDllernent for the HR Professional • Employee/Labor Relations fortunate to question three After the three rounds were a fool out of yourself by 10:30-11:00 Break • HR and the Global Marketplace pleasant - and also well- over, the winning couple was serenading your lover under 11:00-12:00 SessIon 2: Specialization In Human Resoun:es • Recruitment and Selection 40 years ago... portioned- youngladies. When then picked by the audience. herwindow.Allyouhave todo This particularsession willexplorethe diversefields ofhwnan 2:30-3:00 . Networking Reception askedabouttheone thingthat Althoughthechoicewaspretty is wait·until next year to resource management as it pertains to general responsibilities, trends, Several ofthe companies participating in this event are: It was reported in the New theywouldlikeforhim todo to tight between the three participateinCrespi'screation careerpaths melfutlJre jobp-ospects. You ~y elect to participateinany • Booz-Al1en & Hamilton . Yark TimesonJanuary9,1952 Photo by Kathy Garcia them, the sexy Aretha, whose couples, it was decided by the of Baruch's own -Dating \ wor~: that members ofthe Boosters, Lucky bachelors marvel attheir prizes. one of the following • Brooklyn Union Gas bodymadethemalespectators' audience that couple number Game." • Benefits • Coopers & Lybrand a service organization at the CityCollegeSchooloffiusiness By Shameek SupremeAllah behindand putting their best eyes almost pop out of their:··:·'· • Compensation • mM When you think about attireto attracttheirpotential sockets, said "I would like to ~,::=: • Consulting uid Organizational Development • Pfizer andCivicAdministrationhave romance,thescenethatusually date. have my nipples caressed." • Training am Developmmt • MHR Consultants, Inc. already shined 100 pairs of part comes to mind is a candle lit The4 South auditorium was The organizers ofthis event p ••••_ •••••••••_ •••••••__•••••__••_._._~ shoes as ofa fund raising drive for the National dinnerina Frenchrestaurant; filled to capacity as Kevin understand the need for I REGIS1RATION I Association of Infantile or even a night on a Caribbean Crespi, P.R.I.D.E. president, students to periodically keep Paralysis [Polio]. cruiser hugging your lover hosted the event. The game is their minds away_ from I To register. please complete this form and return it with a . Please select one presentation from each session that you I under the moonlight, while a similar to the· ones on academic worries by enjoying • check or money order for $15.00 per person. 'ntis fee covers would like to participate in: I Compiled by St;Jndra Roff: courtesy ofthe Baruch College musician on board plays the television; where a guy or girl the opportunity that our I the cost C?fthe conference luncheon and breaks on April 11. Se88iOD 1: Getting Started No credit cards or invoicesl violin to get you in the mood. asksvariousquestionstothree campusofferstogetacquainted s~ould Library. I The check or money order be made payable to: _EnteringHumanResources willbeaccepted. PleasecopYI But the students of Baruch participatingbachelors, whose with people from all walks of METRO-NY ~HRM and mailed to: Mr. Jeffrey Hull,Booz- _MakingaCareerTransition this form if you are l College have a ratherdifferent - identitiesremainhiddentohim life. Also, tomake thebestout I Allen & Hamilton, 101 ParkAvenue, NewYork, NY 10178 on _Career Managementin HR registering more than one and innovative experience of or her until the end of the of Baruch's ever-increasing I or before Apnl1, 1992. SeMiOD 2: Specializingin HR .attendee.: A confinnation ofl what romance is all about. round, Referring to the tuition. According to them I _Benefits your registration will bel· On Thursday, March 5, the participants as bachelor there'snobetterway.todothis I Name: _Compensation . mailed to you upon receipt.1 four Hispanicclubs ofBaruch: number one, two, and three, thancompetingforablinddate I _Consulting.Organizational For additional information,I PuertoRican for Involvement, the questioner then picks the on stage, in front of'Robert School: Development call Angela Kingat: Development and En- .the winner according to one Torres' video camera and an I _Training & Development 212-536-2984 I lightenment; Latin American who answers more favorably. auditorium filled with about .,. ". ,..;... I MailingAddress: Se"OD 3:HR Generalist or Jeffrey Hull at I Student Organization; His- The beautiful "Chinita 300studentswhoarewhistling n.'ucorIdroUnd·~·OfihiDdngGime PIloto byKathy Garcia I _The Human Resource 212-880-9619 I panic Society and Latin Bonita- (Roxanne Chiang) and screaming. 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I Usa 1181 and DavIdson Ugeralde, I the hoSts of theprognrn. I I A play By George Bernard Shaw Now it can be told By BilIary Yoo Lisa Tsai and Davidson Ligeralde, I 'Dtetalkshow,-AsiaHere,AsiaNow,· thehostsofthe show, read offa survey At The sponsoredbytheAsianStudentsUnion taken in 1983 by Morishima, an Asian was heldinRm. 111ofthe24thS1.bldg writer,onwhatpeoplethoughtofAsian on Thursday,March 5. The topic ofthe males. Chinese are portrayed 88 Studio Theatre 911 show was -Asian Male Image, Mucho gamblers, Kung Fu experts, passive, Macho or Simply Geekyr quietandagreeable. TheJapaneseare 1lte talk show was set up with the invariablyKarateexpertS,professional .purpose of infonning and discussing andagrleulturalbusinessmen,passive, April 7 - 10, 8:00pm April 11 ,3:00pm disputable Asian relatedmatters. The quiet and agreeable. And Koreansare show started with a debate conducted alwaysshownasharddrinkers,Mmtial by TessAlbaandAnnie Lou, twoAsian Arts experts, and untrustworthy. FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL: female panelists, followed by three Filipinos 'on the other hand, are Asian male panelists. A brief preoccupiedwith sex-the malesseek stimulating fashion display, by the white females. They're macho, good 387 - 1342 or 387 -1345 Asian' models of-Asian Week'92", was dancers, flashy dressers and manual presentedinbetween andat the endof laborers. the show. Wong commented that -As far as Up Close and In Focus Albabegan her discussion ofthe talk gambling is eoneerned, sure ·Chinese Or Visit The Studio Theatre Box Office, 17 show by saying that she d~sn't date do gamble, but this is tzue with every By DaphneLeroy of Ray Charles' younger years and Asian males because «they're simply other ethnic group," Baruch's Women of Color Network capturing an honest portrayal of the toocheap.· Lou saidthatshehas never Throughout the show Ligeralde Lex., RM. 907 sponsored a Women's History Month subjectthroughpersonalinterestofhis dated an Asian guy because of the continued to address the results ofthe Film Forum during club hours on fellow musicians and friends. environmentthatshebadgrownupin. researeh. It showed that it baa been Thursday, March 12. ~e event, The event capped off a second Their statements' initiated the proven that, percent wise, more Asian Presented By : entitled -Women Film and Video successful visit for the speaker, who disc:ussion of the Asian male image womenmarryqut oftheireultu1'e than Makers: .Up Close and in Focus,· hadalso appeared atBaruch'sWomen presentedin the mecli8;that ofa nerd Asjanmen. Italsoshowed thatwbenit featured independent film maker of Color Network first annual film and a gangster~. Examples of . comes to ~ti-, minoritymen are BARUCH COLLEGE SPEECH DEPT. Yvonne Smith. She spoke on festival in 1991. The Network will movies cited ~ng the show which a:threatto whateverpredominantr.e -Documentary Profiles: Truth or continue-the celebration cL W(Den's reinforeed these images were South at the time. .- Travesty?· and discuSsed her HistoryMonth1992withafacu1typanel PtM:ific,M-8aiBo7l,y'.,.of~1JraBon,·, TowBlds the end of the ehow, the experiences as writer and director of or -&naps of Women of Color.- Tbis 81iort CirCuit and Siideen. Candlea or. iln~" .fiienC8 had a lotto-.y. IN CONJUNCTION WITH STAGEWISEI tIJlay Charles, the Genius ofSoul.· event, featuring profeS80r8 Tuzly1ine whiehDuek in the latter depicted a Sue PeDg Chua eomplainecl that the Smith showed her documentary and Allan, Effie P. Cochran. BridgettDaYis· stereotypical. -nerd and a ~ta1 Asian conversation ..anGll.Manme1w- preSented some of the difficUlties in and Mama I"'~""-';~A". wiD' take·... pr.e :peL ~Wong, ene ofthepaneliatl, looband that ...... eeel that A8i8D THEATRON· makingit, such 88 obtainingall Ofthe during club hours on Mareh<24"in the wd"--rttise images· are extremely men tend to be -shorter and Mimrier film clips from archives. Other 22 SL Administrative CenterLoUnge.. misleamug and categorizes the whole and· ewn pUnier but that.•i.t the challengesincludedrecreatingthe era Asian race.- Conti•••ca,...16 ------'------_._------_._------14 (/) CD > .-- t· is CD eQ. CD The Baruch College Club Focus: CL '~ CD ~ F CQMS • School of Education and Educational Services C\I 0) ,....0) By Petek Kent ~ The Computer and Quantitative MethodS Society sponsors C\I .s: eventsforstudentswithvariedinterestincomputers. 'IhrOughout ~ the yearfaculty, alumni andmanybusiness professionals have as ~ spokensPouta widerange oftopics: computersinfields suchas Presents finance, healthcare, and law..In addition to guest speakers, C~SnowoffersSaturdaySennnars.Theseseminai'saremade possible.by the effort ofalumni, faculty, and CQMS ~flicers. .TheDean's Distinguished Ourfirst seminarwas held on March 14 which ran from 10-3 p.m. It covered the graphical environment of Windows. Peter Go~n, ~residentofa preSentation graphicscompany, leadthe Lecture-Speaker senunar In a casual and infonnative manner. .Each of the seventeen participating Baruch students was stationed ,at a personal compuu:r in the ~ lab of the 26th street building. ~rdon,analummofBaruch,IntroducedthestudentstoWindows uSlngahand!H>napproach. Manyindividualscontributedtothe planning ofthis Windows seminars: _ From left:Hostess Usa Tsal 8nd panelists Annie Lou &nell...Alba Photo c:ourteayof ABU Gordon;.Stanley Ng, alumni ofBaruch; Bill Ferns-and David Stephan,computerinformationsystemsfacultymembers·Mabel Yuand.FrederickHse, director ofpublic.relations at cQMs. Winme Kwok, member ofCQMS, believed that the Windows seminar was "useful and well-worth attending." . Talk Show Covets Asfan Images

Gonza1ez~ ./ Vialka tl'easurer ofCQMS and a transfer student , J from CityCollegeandwas plea-santly surprisedatthecontinued Continued from page 13 . show, remarked "I grew up Tsai, treasurerfortheAS.U., support and participation ofthe Alumni ofBaruch College. nature of Asians," She with people of all different commented "We first thought Future seminars. include JCUCobol seminar and a LANs continued by questioning the backgrounds and I really feel of regular workshops, to N~. seminar, leadby With graduation a couple ofmonthsaway Asian men's' quality, that people shouldn't promote' discussions : of for somestudents,It'S sometimes difficulttoexpectreturning to perseverance, dedication and stereotypeotherpeoplebytheir controversial issues but Baruch,especiallyearlyona Saturdaymorning, Theenergyand abilitytoachieve,-rhat'swhat appearances." < decided that talk shows were .knowledge of these Baruch Alumni is greatly appreciated by. I would look for rather than Lawrence Chiu, the the way to go." current Baruch students. UPdating computer skills can be a justlooks." she said. chairperson of the Asian Ligeralde, co-chairperson of very expensive process, and these seminars offer the benefit of Annie Lou commented,"If Students Union, said CJ: would the A.S.U., said "The purpose learning from.business professionals at a low fee $5 to cover youlike a personfor who he is, like to see more of these talk ofthis show was togivepeople The topic of her lecture'is: pizza and refreshments. ' who careswhatthecolorofhis shows and take this theopportunitytoexplesstheir Detailsfor thetworemainingseminarsareattheCQMS office. skin is. Why do you have to opportunity to have people thoughtsfreely and I thinkwe stick with only Asians." openuptorecognizetheAS.U." have achieved it," . "Leadership in Schools: Black and Latino Alumni Vivian W-Ong,·-present atthe - Association 'Faces More TheContribtion of Women" TraditionalCbaJ¥;mges, .,' -- -...... - ...... ~. -. . - -" ...- '. - . By HUJary Yoo Special Funding Program, to The Black & Latino Alumni appropriate funds for special Association was created in programs; and Alumni 1983bytifteenBaruchCollege VolunteerTutori~Workshops, alumni, whoformed an ad-hoc tohelpstudentswithacademic Committee, with hopes of . disciplines. Thursday, March 26, 1992 addressingthespecialconcerns BLAAhasaleobeenactivein unique to minority students. sponsoring events since it's However,ittooksevenyearsof incorporation. In Juneof1990 4:00 p.m. arduous struggle for this they sponsored a receptionfor organization to be officially graduatingseniors; thisyear, BLAA granted the charter to BLAAintendstoco-sponsorthe ..~ Nallin Hall/Room 1220 incorporate as a separate senior bash for graduating o _ '.' .0 .v. ".',....Ai-§>. . alumni entity of Baruch seniors with Day Session Ilk. Burldy••rep.....tative fromtheP8Ice Corps, II"with Baruch students. College. Student Government. In Thisorganization'sobjectives addition,duringBlackHistory The Peace.Corps Seeks 17 Lexington Avenue are to establish and maintain Month they co-sponsored an programS mutually beneficial event with black graduating tothecOllegeanditsalumni,to students in which John New York City establish a base of economic Henrick Clarke, a black Recruits on Kamch Campus . and academic support for historian, was the speaker. By MasaiJDo 8. Salerno representatives, David Lillie all white, blue eyed and rich. minority students, to increase Currently, there are fifteen -It'sTheToughestJobYou'll and Mike Burkly, came to -Itisimportanttbatwehavea. the participation of Black & boardofdirectorsandsetupin EverLove:istheirmotto.And Baruch to recruit new representative gro~'p of Latinoalumniandfaculty,and p1aceare committees. As of sinceitsinceptionbsckin1961, volunteers•.-rIle Peace Corps Americans 80 L.D.C.•see topl'Omotesocia1,cu1tural,and now, BLAA needs a chair­ the Peace Corps has been isagnatopportunityfarpeople howdi__are:t1e,- political awareness. . person for the Membership making a difference to the that have just gotten out of says Lillie. •... Reception to follow in the < Since its incorporation in Committeeandmoremembers. countriesithas served during school,- -ysLillie, whojoined Buddy, who8lso j > the 1990 they have proposed Atlarge, there were abouttwo the past 31 years. Foundedby right after gradpating from Peace Corps after ting numerouS programs. Such as: hundred membersinvolvedin PresidentKenned.yandheaded college with a degree in from college, says that the Administrative Center Lounge ScholarshipFundProgramfor the pIUlt but the listhas to be by Sargent Shriver (Arnold journalism. He says the only value c:I. the peace tD a economically disadvantaged updated. Schwarzeneggers father-in- time that Americans learn career is more val ' than students;MentoringProgram, CJ: just want people to know law)backinl961,overI30,OOO about Lesser Developed graduate ac:bool. 3rd Floor· to provide professional thattheassociationishereand ~riams have served in the Countries (L.D.C.> is -When are mOnt apt to hire . guidance;andReswn6Register thatwe needtheir"sapport. We Pea~e Corps' 90 different there is a CQu~, a natural Corpsvolunteer..,.M31.d andJobBank~tohelp countries, which now include disaster or war.- she has learned to more needtheirparticipation. We're . fac~with with corporate recruiting and hereforthebenefitofstudents the new Commonwealth of Lillie, who learned to spealradaptive When 135 East 22 St. placement reference. Also °tbatmightneedbelp, whatewr IndependentState&. fluent Arabie through an difficult problems.-:';As a Formoretbantbreedeeades, intenai-c:rash_ftomthe volunteer. Burldy ~ to pl'OposedisanAdvoc:acyBoard, type of help," said Jocelyn '"~ to address social issues; MurPhy, the new president of the Peace Corps main goals Peace Corps, was sent to Liberia. were totnmsf'erlearnedskills Morocco. Once inthe country, Volunteer ..It vari4iiwith Distinguished Lectures for theBLAA. . ~J - insightand publiceq»Iession, to other developing eou.ntries; he said that he realized ° thesJriD.that'NlCh teech voIuntamt about Ie.. Moroccans had distorted member brings, b b developed eountries, and for perceptiOlUl«Americ:aIUI and volunteer i8 liven her people~thehost-eulturesand---theii'-wayaoflife.Forjnm.~,.OWD-1atitade-aa to • they Damn Good Coffee! countries to learn first hand the shOw -santa Bar1:Jara- 18 can anel want to ·do.-After Students, Faculty and Staff are cordially invited to attend about the diversity of the shown OIl national television eampletmg JOUr .three IDOIdh Ameriean population. ' in Moroeeo. The ~verage languIptrwining, JOU ate OIl -~ I.- a., ...... ~ ••• .;.~ 1_ OnMan:b12twoPeaceCorps Morocean _ Americans as C.,...."...lB ", And Hot! ~ .. -- ' .. - '", . , .

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Burldyadmitsthat a job hotline. One of the yearsfrom wherevertheylived though he should have been ~ many new volunteers will benefits ofbeing in the Peace before to the life in New York. nominatedforhisperformance 1i makeeu1turalmistakesas each Corps, says Burkly, is the They can really identify with in ~e Grifters.· .. ~- .' lem:nstoadjust;to thedifferent networking among former thesituationsoftheBulgarians • 4..A Sequel PartIII ••• envirenment, members. Since many former in the play,"says Spector. A sequel to Stephen Kings ~ ...... Burkly'sfirstjobwastobuild members hold high positions According to Tim "Pet .:Semetary" is in ••• CD CD a school,literally,withhisown in their field, itis definitely a Goodmanson, the scenic production, starring Anthony ,..,1\) hands. He also attempted to plus, says Lillie. designerandtechnicaldirector, Edwards and -Terminator 2" build a bridge until he was Of the currently 6500 The astof "Arms andtheMan"· Photo by HillaryYoo much research and star Edward Furlong. It is tricked out ofsome money he members 13 percent are photographs of Bulgaria in :being directed by Mary spent to buy the beams by a minority students..One ofthe . Studio theater presents 'Arms and the Man' 1885 were required. to design Lambert. Liberianwoman.Althoughthis goals of the newly appointed the scenes. The first scene There are other King tales was Burklysmain.project.he. director, who is of Asian which .takes place in Raina's soon tohitthescreenandthey also took on an important descent, is to recruit a higher By Hillary Yoo dialogues move things toward bedroom is .supposed to are-rileDarkHal(·whichwin secondary project, coaching percentage ofminorities. This The Speech Department is a romantically anti-romantic represent herideaofwhatthe be directed by.horror master basketball to the Liberian is one of the ways the Peace . presentingtheGeorgeBernard ending. Romantic world is'. Soft and REEL TO REEL: WHAT'S George Romero, "Needful children to help himself cope Corps is tz:ying to eliminate Shawplay"ArmsandtheMan" According to Susan Spector, sheerfabrics will surroundher NEW IN HOLLYWOOD Things," "The Stand,· and thedistortedimagesforeigners the director ofthe production, After a year of front page ..•:.~;. with his new environment. as their Spring Theater bed and the window. The "Sleepwalkers," which is -Jamlfw S',which comes outlater this year, stBnUma Thurman and Anttt GarcIa "There is no way I thought I have of Americans as a Production at Baruch. this play is perfect for Baruch Second scene will be in the financialtroubles,theendmay' scheduledfor release in 1992. could be here twoyears, then I homogeneous group. "Arms and the Man" takes because the hero of the play, outdoor garden and the third finally be near for Orion King's "The Lawnmower scheduled for release in the isscheduledforreleaseonJune directed by Richard .' started coaching Basketball," This may not seem to be place during the Serbo­ Bluntschli,is actually a Swiss scene will be back in the Pictures. The end, however, Man~- which stars Pierce fall. 19th. Danny Glover and Mel ("Superman"} Donner and he said. It is a reaction that enough encouragement to Bulgarian war of 1885-86, in businessmanandhasfantastic indoors. "We're doing a lot of may just be the beginning. Brosnan of televisions •••• Gibson reprise there roles as shoulddowellatthe boxoffice. many new volunteers share. devote two years of your life which the Bulgarians are business skills. "I'm very looking around for the right MGMlPathePicturesandit's "Remington Steele" fame was Finally, teen idol Luke Perry Murtagh and Riggs arid the Finally, Sigourney Weaver All PeaceCorpsvolanteersjoin right aftergraduation, butthe commanded by Russians and excitedaboutthisplaybecause furnituresandrightfabricsand French' banker Credit released two weeks ago and las obtained a contract with film promises to be as action is set to return as Ripley in for a two year period. Ifthey Peace .Corps provides the Serbs by Austrians. we have made an immense renting a lot of them," says Lyonnias . are currently ~12()" has thusfareamed$16mil1ion backer, 20th Century orientedandfunnyasthefirst "AliensIII" whichisscheduled realize thatthisis notfor them scholarships to graduate Captain Bluntsehli, a Swiss effort to draw new students Goodmanson. contemplating a move to dollars. Fox. Thefirst movie tobeshot two. for release on Memorial Day there is no shame in quitting, school, partial cancellation of hotelier's son serving in the and we did. We have in the The stage crew which is takeover bankrupt Orion •••• in his numerous film deal is "Le~hal Weapon II~ is Weekend. says Lillie. But the benefits Perkins loans and deferment Serbian army escapesinto the cast students from different comprisedofstudentswhoare Pictures, in thefirst ofseveral AndyGarcia,UmaThurman, «autry the Vampire Slayer," are well worth he says. and/or cancellation of most bedroom of the lovely Raina, parts of the world. They are interested in helping out the possiblemovestoconglomerate Lance Henricksen, Kathy which also stars Donald Qualifications for the Peace Governmentsponsoredcollege who just happens to be the from Puerto Rico, Jamaica, production. 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Clark) workers,abusershave'50 per­ theclerkofthefederal court in . cep.tgreaterabsenteeism,more Houston, Texas. For Clark, CSI accidents and more claims for the report says, the increased AB R H BI workmen's compensation. eft'ort·to nail dope dealers has laieta LF 5 1 1 '1 from the International Jour­ In an article from the July meant one thing: His court is Rychter18 4 0 1 1 - ~ ticle concludes that American nal of Advertising Shaheem 1990issueofBlackEnterpri8e, in crisis. Business is paying Hedderman 18 1 0 1 0 the price, the article Lonergan 55 3 1 1 sales give cocaine dealers tax­ BomafromtheCollegeofBusi­ Dr. Kenneth A. Rivers, a Chi­ contin­ " 0 free profits of more than $95 ness.BallStateUniversity,IN, cago-based psychiatrist-and ues. Endless delays causedby ~. VasquezRF 4 1 1 2 billion(cocaine alone). In the refers to the illicit drugindus­ foundingmemberoftheAmeri­ the criminal crush and foot. Walia DH 3 2 3 0 1 try as perhaps one ofthe fast­ can Academy of Psychiatrists dragging by counsel in civil 1 SundbackCF 3' 1 3 0 same article, the Economist 1 presents another set ofstatis­ est-growing industries in the in Alcoholism and Addictions, suits is bOOsting corporate -. Siep38 3 1 0 0 Alnerica~salready·berty·legal ~ . PerrottaC 2 1 1 1 tics, this time from a subcom­ U.S. Bomareferredtothelack assertedtbat-drugabuseeosts r, mittee of the United States. ofinfonn~tionto.theconsumer U.S. corporations approxi­ bill. Companies now spend .~ D'Aquila C 1 0 1 0 Senate in which the global (the addict), the safety factor, mately $100 billion a' year'. almostasmuchonoutsidelaw­ Overton 28 2 1 1 2 trade of illegal drugs is esti­ and its consequences. Borna Dr. Rivers continued, "drugs yers-averaging$2.25million Rocha 28 1 0 0 0 mated to be at $500 billion a states that the .drug prohibi­ intheworkplacemeansa slow­ annually- as they do on reo Totals 32 9 14 9 year. Relyingon another esti­ tion policy makes the flow of down in production time, search and development, said mate byFortune, the subcom­ information between the dis­ greater absenteeism, an in­ a 1989 Louis Harris & Associ­ mitteereportedthatofthe glo­ tribution channel members crease in medical insurance ates survey, As an illustra­ Photo by David Amir Baruch bal drugtrade, about $300 bil­ and the consumers veryineffi­ andahigher-ineidenceoftheft". tion, Business Week refers to AB R H BI groundingouttoshortstopJoseRivera. ~- lion was earned in the U.S., cient. The cost of this ineffi­ There are other areas where .the ~ssed Trials": Daniel Zurita CF 3 1 1 0 Hedges,a partnerinHouston's Baruch's lone run came in the first Negron DH 4 0 0 0 and about one-third of the ciency to both drug users and illegal drugshaveaneconomic inning. Zurita reached on an error. Porter & Clemens, tells of a~ Rivera 55 2 0 1 0 American drugs sales are of societyasawholeisveryhigh. effect as well. In a special Followinga walktoRiveraarida strike' $60 million product-liability Play Ball! Barrow 18 4 0 0 0 cocaine, the other two-thirds Bornaillustrateshispointwith report, Black Enterprise cov­ out to Barrow hescored on a single by suithefiledin1984againstan Aubain RF 4 0 1 1 are from sales of other illegal the follO;wing data: 1)The cost eredtheworksofSterlingJohn­ Dante Aubain. Ohio industrial designer.. As Grossman 28 2 0 1 0 drugs-heroine, hash, opium, of a single drug abuser is son, who, as head ofthe Office Baruch'Opens Ingametwoagainthestartingpitcher criminal matters came up PenaC 3 0 1 0 marijuana, etc. This means greater 'than $7, 261 borne of the SpecialNarcoticsPros­ did a fine job until, this time Mike (drug-related) the judge Ersckoff LF 3 0 1 0 that the American cocaine annuallybyemployersofdrug ecutor(OSNP), commands70­ Bender tiredin thefifth inning. In the bumped four trial dates. ~ev­ Season With Perniciaro 38 3 0 0 0 marketis worth $100 billion a abusers; 2) More than 50 plus attorneys and controls a first four innings Bender allowed one ery time, we had to get all the ~tals 28 1 6 1 year, which at $40,000 a kilo percent of all industrial acci­ $12 million budget. Johnson run onjusttwo hits. witnesses together to review Two Losses retail,suggestsannualimports dentsarerelatedtodrugabuse; hasa recordofmorethan7,000 In.the fifth Liate started the inning CSI of2,500 tons ofcocaine. 3) 81 percent of all losses­ tried cases a year, an average the material," Hedges says, By David A. Amir 001 5030-9 byflyingouttorightfield. ThenRychter Baruch 1 1000000-1 In another article, this time absenteeism, accidents, dam- of 19.2 cases a day, and still each time costing about On March14the Baruchcollegemen's reachedonanerror. Lonergansingled keeps fighting an endless war $250,000. "Finally, the client baseball team opened their season and Vasquez doubled. On the double E- Rivera, Grossman, Perniciaro, Lonergan 2, Crombie. DP- Baruch 2. LOB­ on drugs. gave up." In late 1988, the against the always powerful College of Rychterscored. Wakie groundedoutto Busi1USJJ Week in its March parties 'agreed to arbitration Baruch 10, C51 10. 28- Sundback. 58- Rychter, Lonergan 2, Vasquez, Staten Island. first baseman Sean Barrow and Sundback, Mutual Funds: A Smart 26, 1990 issue reported the whereHedges'clientwonabout The game was playedon a very cold Sundbaek singled scoring Lonergan. problems that the Federal $1 million -well bellow the and windy day. . JimmyCrespocamein toreliefedMike CSI IP H R ER BB SO Courts are facing with the in­ disputed amount and the In game one, starting pitcher Alfie Bender.' He hit Siep. Then Crespo Crombie W 6 5 1 0 3 1 creasingfillingsofdrug-realted "multimillions" that Hedges aung I.~'-,-~~Siep, P~·and.:Overton..._ Th~n-'::..Qidasuano.::. -~ .. ~2 213 .. .0 4 ..0 - .- ..... - ~. . - . -.-.. _~ Befo~e pltche~ ·Ryc~ter l"~hed 2 3 'r ._- apart... relief !Tank again on an errorand Fanue'e _ .1· 1/3 3 0 0 1 0 The Power of Earnings Cal~o~ ~y.u> come.'ln and . Crespofina11yended theinningby get- end the mm~ Orta-4AllT~fiw. . ti.igb,ne.ipnUtg"ltttmd0Ut.to-Bsnuw•.. AIM Wiingarten Fund's Top' Ten-Holdi'ngs· . ~ ~ five hits-~. ~pltcbed2' ·Crespo· pitched' .amueh better -sixth. 213 rnnmgabefore ~s had got coldand Vasquez· hit a single before Crespo March 14, 1992 Game 2 KT------~ I ! Pete Fanuele came In. .. struck.out Wakie, Sundback and get- i h~ld % of ~et Assets . % Earnings -­ I Baruchwas toonerun?n SIXhits ting Siep to ground out.. CSI I by CSfsstar p1~h«:r Cnsnble.. Nelson Garciapitchedan almost per- Securitv (March :3 L 1991) Growth* ~he AB R H BI In fourth IDDmg, Lead.oft'hitter feet seventh. On his first pitch Siep Laieta LF 3 2 1 1 Walde, orCSI, reached OIl a 81~le.. He .popped·out. On his second pitch .; l~O/ Rychter 18 ·3 1 1 1 Philip Morris 4. : /0 25% advanced tosecondbase~nawfldpiteh Perrottagroundedout. Then Overton Lonergan 55 2 2 2 0 and then scored on a single ~y walked and Castillo POpped out. Wal-Mart 3.81 14 Vasquez RF 4 1 3 3 Sundback,whostolesecond. TeenSeip . ingametwoBaruchscoredthreeruns. Merck &Co. ....), -9 23 Walde DH 4 0 0 0 and Perrots walked. Overton singled all of them came in the fifth inning. ~9 SundbackCF 3 1 1 Bristol-Myers Squibb ) 26 S~dback. F?l1owi~ ~tfourco~tive 1 ..." scoring thatwas Baruch hits. Mark Seip38 4 1 0 0, 2.16 Coca-Cola 29 another Sln.gle by Laiet8: which scored Ersckoff singled, Frank Perniciaro Perrotta C 4 1 1 Sel~. 1 Pepsico 1.78 31 Overt:an AtthatpoInt Calasuano. singled. Washington Zurita doubled Overtan 28 2 1 0 0 -~ ~elngettingRychtertof1yout,walk- scoring Ersckoft: Jose Rivera singled, 1., .) 20 Student Loan Marketing mg Lonergan and also got Vasquez to sc,.oring Perniciaro. Stevenlasallehit a Totals 29 10 9 7 Albertson's 1.58 22 fly out.. sacrafice fly to score Rivera. Svntex 1.53 48 . l~ the--seventh Fanuele surren.m:red--Althoilgnttne-score-doesn't'retle-ctit Baruch andRoC~ Microsoft 1.43 44 a SIngle to D'Aquila hitInto Baruchfora while played a prettygood AS R H BI a double play. Laita r:ached on an game. In the second game Baruch Zurita CF 4 1 1 1 Standard & Poor's 500 Index -2 error, Hedderman SIngled and surrendered just three earnred runs. Rivera 55 4 0 3 1 Lonergan closed out th.e inning by The cold weather was a major factor. Lasalle DH 3 o· 0 1 Barrow 18 4 0 0 0 *'uh Quarter 1990 versus ~th Quarter 1989. The average earnings growth of the Fund's top ten holdings was 28.2%. 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He hit more than dealt:. ~Forget Eric Grossman's Column SandyAlomarJr. still mostprobablybe 90 HR'sin twoseasons. ssi3B Catcher he can do. aboutBernieWilliams. There's Fryman is a future AlI­ hasn't shown what Travis Steve no room for him here. ~ 23 he hit.259 with Right handed pitcher po­ Star Atage Weakness - Do we have Lets take a break from the McDonald ever reach his 91 Olinsaved17 gamesandseems 21 homeruns and drove in enoughspace? ScottSanderson and laughing and get tential?A2Bwhocanhitwould legitimate. SPCharles Nagy's joking runs. TonyPhillips, Mr. Do-it­ but he's no ace, Melido business... be desirable. 10-15 record could easilyhave is tine down to serious all popped 17 His. "Over the 2starter. Rookies - Starting pitcher been reversed with some sup- . Perezistheirnumber baseball. hill," 2B, Lou Whitaker hit '23 says enough. The Yan~ ALEAST Mike Mussina is supposed to port. That HR's and 78 RBI. Starting kees big three young pitchers Blue Jays be right there with McDonald. Weakness - The OFisempty. Toronto pitcher (SP) Bill Gullickson J.eff " Johnson, ~Scott - Where do I be­ Art Rhodes is a hard throwing WillJackAnnstrongregainhis Strengths won 20 games and don't think and Wade Tay­ loaded. lefty starter who rings up Irs. form or doeshebelong Kamieniecki, gin? The outfield is it was a fluke. He has won at All-Star of Prediction - This team win .Theirpitching lor" will be in the rotation Joe Carteris a stud. His num­ least10gameseveryyear,even in Cleveland? hit. And, if McDonald blos­ thantheYan­ AAA Columbus. A basketball bers speak louder than words though he was on bad teams. isslightlybetter soms with Mussina this group say much. team couldn't score enough to (.273,33HR's, 108 RBI 20 SB). Catcher MickeyTettleton was kees, which doesn't could be the surprise of the Thornehas makethisstaffwinners. Whose Devon White won a gold glove awesome (.263, 31 HR's 89 Rookies - 3B Jim league. Second place. to Wade at 3B? Don Mattingly has be­ for hisspectacularplayincen­ RBI). drawn comparisons at AA. SS come very ordinary. . ter. 3."he Manhattan native Weakness - Who's inthe OF? Boggs. He hit .337 that Boston Red Sox be there for Rookies - Catcher John finallyputupthenumbers Who's in the rotation? Mark Lewis will Strengths - The best pitcher is a Ramos hit .300 at AAA last so manythoughthecould. First Rookies - IF Scott years. Of Kenny Loften is in baseball is a "good start. " The speedster year and will back up Nokes. baseman (IB) John Olrud Livingstone will play all over. blue chipper. to RogerClemensisanautomatic 40 bases at Ed Martell went 13-6 at AA someone to watch. He came StartingpitcherGregGohrhas hit .308 and stole col- 15-20 wins. Newcomer lefty, last year and has a live arm. the majors straight from a greatcurveball andwin geta AAAlast Year. im- FrankViolastillhassavvyand the kids play Prediction - You don't needa lege, so you know he will chance to make the staff. Prediction - If returns to the American brand of crystal ball to see this team prove. Second baseman (2B) Prediction - Not enough wen expect a better The " League where" he was always Bellewill have" goingnowhere.Seventhplace. " RobertoAlomaris a gem. pitchingorqualityOF. Fryman baseball. Albert gold glove winner can do it all effective. Viola takes some of offensively. the heat offofClemens. Third The pitching staffis equally baseman (3B) Wade Boggs asgood, SouthpawJimmyKey slipped a bit by hitting only Phil Plantier .332. Sophomore " . anchors a staffwithnewcomer - . ... Schedule heputup Baseball is fresh can hit. In 53 Games Baruch Jack Morris. Morris be-rs "" offhis Wortd Series MVP per- sorne impress-ive' nurn HR~s, forrnance. "Sophcmore Juan "" f33( 11 '35 "RBI).2B" Guzrnan(lO-3.2.99ERA),Todd JodyReed is under rated, yet Stotlemyre (15-8), and David he is oneofthe all around best Wells (15·10) round out the at his position. mound COrPS. Could itbe any Weakness -IsOFEllis Burks better'? Dave Stieb should be oyer his back problems? His healthy sometime soon. Tom .251 average lastyearwaster­ Henke, Duane Ward, Mike rible. OF MIke Greenwell Timlin win rack up saves. stopped hitting the long ball, Weakness - Catcher (C) Pat ringing up only 9 dingers in Bordershasbeena disappoint- 544 AB's. At age 37 can stop­ mente After a 17 HR rookie per JeffReardon save another campaign, he was relegated to 40games? SSisasbigaholeas platoonwithGregMyers. Kelly the rest of the rotation. How Gruber must come back from long before Jack Clark gets his hand ailments and handle injured? the ~o~ comer. Rookies - Scott Cooper rnay Rookies - ShQrtstop (8S) Ed_!tang on as Boggs' caddie and Zosky should be the starter on Tim Naehringwill getanother openingday. Heplays defense chance at SSe much better than Manny Lee. Prediction - Too many ques­ Outfielder (OF) Derek Bell tionsandnotenough answers. hada greatyear atAAA(.346, Third place. 13 HR's, 93 RBI, 27 SB) and shouldgeteverychancetoplay Milwaukee Brewers leftfield (LF). Strengths -Bill Wegman (15­ Prediction . You need a mi­ 7, 2.84 ERA), Chris Bosio (14­ croscope to find any flaws in 10, 3.25 ERA), and Jamie this team. First place. Navarro (15-12, 3.92 ERA) form a nice startingcore. Doug BaltiDiore Orioles Henry came from now where Strengths - MVP Cal Ripken to save 14 games last year. was too good to be true (.323, Paul Molitor had a great year 34 HR, 114 RBI). With a (.325, 18 HR's, 91 RBI) as did healthy Glenn Davis hitting OF Greg" Vaughn (.244, 27 'B.J. Behind Cal, the tandem could HR's, 98 RBI). Catcher be awesome. Remember,Davis Surhoff finished strong and hit 30+ HR's in the large As­ knocked in 68 runs. a trodome. CatcherChrisHoiles Weakness - At age 37, can ex­ is a player with some pop. healthy Robin Yount be at ThirdbasemanLeoGomezcan pectedto have a betteryear be a star, 16 homeruns in half the plate. Who plays 2B? Will a' ayear. Designatedhitter(DH) Gary Scheffield ever become ever SamHornhit23HR'sin317at player? Will Ted Higera bats(AB). LeadoffhitterMike get healthy? Free agent flop try DR: Double Header Devereaux (.260, 19 HR's, 59 Franklin Stubbs should RED also plays good defense. " another sport. . All home games are played at of them. \ Reliefpiteher Greg Olson is Rookies - Lots went NY oneofthehestandthereshould FlamethrowerCalEldred Gil Hodges Field, Brooklyn, in 29 be plenty to save. 13-9 and stuck out 168 • .In- Avenue Z and Shell Road. Weakness - Will Ben starts at AAA last year

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