Monroe Doctrine Macdonald Had Her Twelfth and Second Loss of Their Season
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": "^ ~~~ ' ' •. : ". MONROE November U, 1991 Volume 30 Issue 10 MONROE COMMUNITY COLLEGE DOCTRINE "Respect All, Fear None " CAMPUS BRIEFS No Shots, No School by Bonita Howell in the Spring '91 semester an cation was sent to prospective went on to say that it is these excess of $50,000 was spent to students with their acceptance kinds of expenditures of time, Series On "Due to their failure to inform MCC's students of this letters. Additionally, two post effort and dollar costs; these comply with the laws of the state requirement, with additional card mailings were sent out from delays, which aid in increasing Awareness of New York, one hundred and expenditures to cover the costs the nursing office, and another tuitions. fourty-three students have been incurred in hiring extra person- two sets of reminders were Flynn also said that there Rochester Center for In- suspended from MCC", says Mr. nel to administer and document mailed from the Student Asso- are valid reasons for this strin- dependant Living, 758 South Thomas Flynn, Vice President, the inoculation procedure. ciation offices." gent law. There have been seri- Ave, is sponsoring a series of Student Affairs. Public Health Mr. Ronald Gigliotti, As- "We have gone above and ous outbreaks of infectious dis- 'free to the public' workshops. Law 206 requires that all stu- sociate Vice President of Stu- beyond the duties of our of fice," ease at universities in Geneseo, Energy Conservation is the dents born on or after January 1, dent Association said, "A letter Flynn added, "to inform stu- Brockport, and Buffalo, but 1957 be immunized against informing students about this topic for the November 14th dents about these immunization none, so far, at MCC. "Such an measles, mumps and rubella, or requirement was appended to workshop from 1:30-3:30 p.m. regulations, in an effort to en- outbreak at a community col- they cannot attend college. applications for admittance to courage students to accept re- Patricia A. Maier of RG&E Continued on 7 Flynn went on to say that MCC, and a second communi- sponsibility in this matter." He will present billing policies and procedures, and also give a slide presentation on ener- Students Were Left gy conservation. On Thurs- day November 21, The pro- gram will be How To Protect Out In The Cold Your Assets; how to protect by Jennifer Hoff in the loading dock, which will your home and benefits. For be replaced. more information call Fred Two fire drills last Students in the brick Dievcndorf, 442-6470. Wednesday, November 6, lounge had to be evacuated and forced students in three of did not leave immediately On MCC's buildings out into the their own. The best way to avoid UOfR cold air. danger of even a simple fire drill The first drill went off is to exit the building quickly Professor around 10:30 in the morning, and safely, without public safe- the other one around 4:30 p.m. ty, teachers or other students Dies The false alarm "drills" in build- prodding fellow students out of ing three were caused by a "de- the building. The annoying ring of the alarm should at least be a A nationally renowned fective smoke detector head", arrnrdine to lack Burkhardt. signofwarnine to exit the build- jiologist died Saturday morn- ing in a fatal accident, when I her car spun out of control | and struck a tree on Mendon- Photo by Linda Phillip* Center Rd. Mary S. Notter John Phillips, Operations Coordinator of the Student died of "massive head trau- Center, show off his new arrival and MCC graduate, class ma," according to a member of 2011. of Pittsford Fire Dept. She was a doctor at the U of R and had a Ph.D. in Neurolo- Lady Tribs Win Battle, gy. She leaves her husband and an eight year-old daugh- I ter who both reside in Pitts- Lose War ford. by Dana Parinello The Lady Tri- bunes completed their season in the Two fire drills in a day. l-noto t>y Leo .warning Correction: National Junior Supervisor of Safety and Train- College Athletic ing. In the Nov 4 issue of the Mon- Association Re- ing. There is a state education roe Doctrine,in the article en- gion III champion- Why wasn't the smoke law that requires colleges and titled "Traps Almost Catch ship. The tourna- detector fixed as soon as it mal- universities to have at least one People," it was incorrectly stat- ment was held at functioned? Burkhardt had no fire drill each semester. It can be ed that the Humane Society Hudson Valley answer to that question. How- a planned drill or a malfunction, took the Beaver that lost it's Community Col- ever, he did say that it was in such as: What happened in lege on November the process of being repaired. leg from the trap. That Beaver 2 and 3. The team buildings one, two and three? was, to this date, never found. finished second in Michael J. Harrington, Di- However, MCC has not fulfilled Also, the officer that was men- the region overall. rector of Public Safety, con- the state requirement and the tioned was incorrectly named The women's firmed that it was a defective drill didn't involve the entire as Marty Gilmore. The actual soccer team won smoke detector and indicated campus. name was Officer Nyquist Saturday's game that it was the air handling unit, against Herkimer Community Col- lege with the solid INSIDE THIS ISSUE-L Quote of the week: score of 2-0. Both goals were scored "When you get to the end of by Jonelle Corsey, Womens Issues 2 your rope, tie a knot and hang the team's leading rnoto by Craig Ultimo scorer. An assist #27 Michelle Zalzaro makes a play Editorial & Letters 3 Franklin Delenore Roosevelt was made by left-winger Mich- Champlain Community College. elleZazzaro. Goal keeper Dawn The ladies experienced only the King Missle Review 4 The Monroe Doctrine MacDonald had her twelfth and second loss of their season. The MD Funnies.. 6 is printed on recy- final shutout of the season. score was 1-0. The goal was made cled paper and is re- On Sunday, the team played on apenalty shot in the second half Basketball preview 7 cyclable. in the championship game against of the game. 2 The Monroe Doctrine FEATURES November 11,1991 Women's Issuer-] by Robin teVas$eujr The Worth Of A Women I will assume that every- herself until there was nothing weight. She says it reminds her Let's consider the woman ior. All you have to do is want it, one will agree with me when I left). She is exceptional at her of what she is, and it will serve who walks around in the world and take the time to learn how say human beings are very job. All day and everyday she to change her. She doesn't real- with her eyes to the ground be- to love yourself. In the book The unique creatures. Our diversity gives of herself at work and in ize that wearing that pig only cause she doesn't feel deserving Art of Loving by Erich Fromm, will attest to that alone. We are the home. The needs of others reinforces her already poor self- enough to makeeyecontact with he discusses the concept of self capableof accomplishing almost outweigh her own needs. esteem. The stories don't just others. She feels that she can go love. He states, "While it raises anything. Our creativity knows Unfortunately she gets lit— stop here. There are many more. unnoticed and she probably will. no objection to apply the con- no bounds. Women, specifical- How horrible self-hate is. It cept of love to various objects, it ly, have been bestowed with far mustn't be allowed to fester. isa widespread belief that while greater attributes such as sensi- All day and everyday How do we over come low self- it is virtuous to love others, it is tivity, ability to nurture, a gen- esteem? . not to love oneself." He goes on tle and giving nature, and a ca- she gives of herself at Why not look in the mirror to conclude that," If it is a virtue pacity to adapt to any situation and positively affirm to our- to love my neighbor as a human imaginable. The list goes on.. work and in the home. selves that we are worthy of liv- being, it must be a virtue and Why then do women significant- ing life. We are deserving of not a vice, to love myself since I ly suffer from low self-esteem The needs of others out- happiness. Wedon't have to buy am a human being too. There is and poor self- concept? Could it into what others believe to be no concept of man in which I be that our environment affects weigh her own needs. the truth about us. All we need myself am not included." us so much that we internalize to be concerned with is what we We all have it within our- everything? Could it be that our think about ourselves; this is tru- selves to be what ever we choose. society demands so much from ly all we have control over. If we We can choose to be happy re- What about the young girl us that we are automatically set tie in return. Her husband con- could only convert all the nega- gardless of what life doles out to who sits in her house all day up for failure? Or could it be stantly berates her and conse- tive in our lives into the positive us.