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AMERICAN VCANCER ^SOCIETY* January 22. 1988 ^^^^1 1 M L^i A M Volume 64, Number 11
Reportage 6 tlie citv's name. Rn'OKlhR iiivcstigalc's the protests of New releases f rom f bey .\figlit Ik- BACC and the schedule of events that ( Wants and I he MikeSmiarowski Band, led to their boycott. Scoreboard 25 Ihe pros and cons of being an RA/HM Womc-ns baskethall drops two more- are discussed with several interviews games in Hamilton tournament. with students in current positions. Students in several uni(|ue majors at Rir baskethall wins two in a row; RI'I express mixed feelings about their looking for a .,")()() recoicf. field of studies, Women's hockey wins big over Brown, Hockev knocks off defending cham- A 1964 giaduate. Diuglas W, Roliiio. working for Xerox gives a sjx'ec li discus- |)ion IMattshuigh State. sing helpful hints on successful writing. Womc-n's swimming falls to I'B; Dowdall <|ualifles for NCAAs. Feature 12 Lack ot snow limits skiing hut not Departments enjoyment on cross country weekend. Letters 4 Zodiac 10 Cover Story 15 Tab Ads 28 Dc'diiation and sacrifice ate key tor Bloom County 29 giapplcrs victory, What's Happening 30
Reproview 22 Cover: Photo by: I he upcoming film Thf huh in Whitf is Rl l Wrestling, the p.ml Buckowski fllmeci in Rochester in hope of boosting L pain and the prize.
REPROFILE
In a ic'cent private survey I asked a great expectation of the presence of the it in. I'nfortunately. the post office on number of mv fellow students what their so-callecl college vote. That ex|K'Clation campus does not have the forms political preference was. Demociat or was never realized, and to this day the available. A campus org-ani/;ition should Republican. Although most leplied. college vote remains uniin|)orl;mt to the sponsor a voter legist rat ion drive. Once "Republican" (typical of Rll). almost seekers of public office. Let's make the vou ate registered it is e(|ually easy to everyone followed up their answer with college vote an issue ag-ain. Working obtain an absc-ntee ballot. Just call vour a statement of apathy. together we could have an impac t on the hometown lioard of elec tions and they Students are generally not apathetic u|x<)ining elections. will send you a liallot. about our political leadership. On the The nonexistent college voice is due Once you are registered and your contrary, most students hold a stiong to a varietv of fac tors. I he biggest is the absentee ballot is on the way, the next feeling for the members of our fact that many students ate living far essential tiling to do is form .in intelligent govermneut. either highlv supj)ortive or from their jx-rmanent residence and are opinion. 1 bat means taking some time- violentlv op|K)sed, Howcvei, the over- forced to vote v ia an alisentee ballot. In to lead the newspaper oi watch tlic- whelming majority of students do not addition, it is almost im|K)ssible to Ix' an eveiiing new-s. fry to determine which participate in the leadership selection informed voter for Icxal elections when candidate hiest represents your jKiint of process. Simply put. most college you are out of your hxal media's range. view. Kxiimineout the issues; determine students do not vote. With this Another problem is the fact tbat college how vou feel about them, and how the surrendered right we have lost our voice students seem to feel like they have UM) candidates do. Develop vour own in government. It is time for us to work much to do Between chesses. ever<'xisting opinion, and vote for tlie people who together and regain our voice. Alone we assignments, studying for tests, and best represent it on Novemlxr H are silent; together we are loud. A g
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3 REPORTER LETTERS Magazine Thank You RIT than 45 days from the initial request of the file. Ask any student about their experiences 2. No federal funds shall fx* made available EditorinChief with the Bursar's Office, the Registrar's to an institution which denies or effec- Mils Morgan Office or Financial Aid and most of them tively prevents a student from inspecting w ill have a horror story or two. F.ven with Managinfl Editor his records. the administration's "*1 PrioRl Iv" 3. A student will he afforded the oppor- Steve Waterloo Program attempting to humanize tunity to have a hearing to challenge the Executive Editor interactions with these offices, students content of his file to insuie that no Kris Argento often come away frustrated and cynical. inaccurate or misleading information is Senior Editor Mostly the staff people behind the contained therein. Inaccurate or mis- Bill Amstutz windows and desks are pleasant, and they leading information can be corrected or News Editor will try to be helpful. Unfortunately, all too deleted through this hearing. often their hands are lied by the policies 4. Federal funds shall he denied to any James Ferme and procedures imposed on them. institution which releases a student's Copy Editor Occasionally one nins into somebody who records to anyone other than educational Marco Abundo seems to enjoy telling you that nothing can offlc ials without first seeking the student's Reporters he done, or sending you to someone else consent. Adnan Derti Kris Mamula to tell you the same thing, or saying that the Specific questions concerning the Joe Marini Rich Leverone person you really need to see is gone for Buckly Amendment may fie referred to: David Martin Kris Loomis the week. By the time your problem is Family F.ducational Rights and Privacy Act Office Mark Tiffany Barton Fiske resolved the soles of your shoes arc worn Department of Health. Fducation and Welfare Entertainment Editor out and the afternoon in wasted. This, up IVM) Independence .Avenue Lou Masella to last Friday, had been by experience with 5. W. Washington. DC. 20201 Entertainment Writer the Bursar. Registrar and Financial Aid. (202) 24.57488 Doug Jerum I had a rather serious problem, the To some students these may seem like Sports Editors natuie of which is unimportant except to trivial points, but your student record say that it was profiafily not witliin tlie Mamie Salisbury could come hac k to haunt you—Just ask Chris Martin everyday doings of Financial Aid or the almost—Supreme Court justice Bork. Sports Writers Bursar's Office. Thankfully Mr.Jim Winter It is also easv for some of you to say that of Financial Aid and Ms. Romy (iros of the Jeff Gibb since you have never been in trouble you Bursar's Office were willing to expetid a Greg House have MO record. I hope you are sure of this VJ. Pfenisse little time and extra effort in order to help liecause personally I have been mistaken Photo Editor me resolve my trouble. Considering this took place late Friday afternoon, when for a namesake two times and found my Bruce Strong record with inaccurate information. Also, Chief Photographer everyone wants only go home anyway. I am particularly impressed by Mr. Winter's and the lecent rash of harrassmeut of black Paul Buckowski Ms. (iros' helpfulness. male students by (Campus Safety slums tliat Photographers anyone at any time could find themselves I would like to thank them both very a suspect. Ken Huth much, and let them know that their help Laura Seitz By just being a suspect, innocent or was the best example of responsiveness in Paul Nisely guilty, means that you will have infor- the R.I.T. administration that 1 have ever Cartoonists mation in your student record. As a fresh- experienced. man one of my friends was accused of Mike Kerwin It seems to me that these offices do not Steve Casino "mooning" someone during open swim. deserve the had t ap they have gotten lately. Production Managers At the time fie was home in liecl sleeping. Annamarie Daane Craig Veconi Uonsecpiently. it was impossible for Suzanne Shade Printing Campus Safety to prove that he had done Production Staff it. I he information remained in his file Ellis Canal Beth Ploeger Know Your Rights until he was a senior. Mike Brunzell Lee Barteil The major purpose for writing this Jeff Wasiiko Ellen Visconti As a student who has to deal with his letter is to show students that they can Regina Swider Jordan Neuringer student rights during the past six months, make a difference. I asked an official in the Advertising Manager there are scrveral things 1 feel every student judicial Affaits office what I could do iff Victoria Vavrinec should know. Ihete are laws that are was dissatisfied with how R.I.I, was Advertising Representative spec iflcally made to protect your rights as handling a situation; he told me I would a student. One of these is the Family piohahly find no satisfaction pursuing it Robert Williams F.ducational Rights and Privacy Act of within R.I.r. Calendar Coordinator 1974. more cominotily referred to as "the So then, if R.I.T. can offer no help, Scott Traylor Buckly Amendment". The Buckly where can a student go? If enough students Distribution Staff Amendment insists, among other who have been abused hv the R.I.T system Andy Minnick prov isions, that: write the Department of Health, Mark Contino 1. A copy of a student's file must be Fducation and Welfare a dif ference can be Advisor supjilied to a student (or a student's made. No one student can do it by Elaine Spaull parents if the student is under 18) no later (continued on page 30) REPORTER LETTERS Win a Free Tri Magazine Thank You RIT than 45 days from the initial request of the file. Ask any student about their experiences 2. No federal f unds shall fx- made available Editor-in-Chief with the Bursar's Office, the Registrar's to an institution which denies or effec- Nils Morgan Office or Financial Aid and most of them tively prevents a student fnnn inspecting B A H A will have a horror story or two. F.ven with his records. Managinfl Editor the administration's "*1 PrioRriy" 3. .\ student will be afforded the oppor With the College Acti Steve Waterloo Program attempting to humanize tunity to have a hearing to challenge the Executive Editor interactions with these offices, students content of his file to insure that no Kris Argento often come away frustrated and cynical. inaccurate or misleading information is PHOTO CONTEST Senior Editor .Mostly the staff people behind the contained therein. Inaccurate or mis- Bill Amstutz windows and desks are pleasant, and they leading information can be corrected or News Editor w ill try to be helpful. Unfortunately, all too deleted thiougli this tiearing. of ten their hands are tied by the policies James Ferme 4. Federal funds shall be denied to any and procedures imposed on them. institution which releases a student's 1st Prize: Spring Break in Nas^u, Paradise teland^rc Copy Editor Occasionally one runs into somel)odv who records to anyone other than educational Marco Abundo Complete package includes: seems to enjoy telling you that nothing can officials without first seeking the student's Reporters f)e done, or sending you to someone else consent. • Roundtrip air from Rochester to Nassau, Adnan Derti Kris Mamula to tell you the same thing, or saying that the Speiific (juestions concerning the I Paradise Island Joe Marini Rich Leverone person you reallv need to see is gone for Buckly Amendment may be referred to: I •Seven nights hotel accommodations David Martin Kris Loomis the week. By the time your problem is Mark Tiffany Barton Fiske Family Fducational Rigttts and Privacy Act Office • Beverage parties, a three hour cruise, resolved the soles of your shoes are worn Department of Health. Fducation and Welfare and free admission to local clubs Entertainment Editor out and the afternoon in wasted. This, up S'M) Independence .Avenue Lou Masella to last Friday, had been by experience with •Three beach parties .S.W. Washington. DC. 20201 Entertainment Writer the Bursar, Registrar and Financial .Aid. •All hotel taxes, energy surchage and (202) 24.=>-748« Doug Jerum I had a rather serious problem, the maid gratuities To some students these may seem like Sports Editors nature of which is unimportant except to • Professional tour escort trivial points, but your student record Marnie Salisbury say that it was pi()baf)ly not within the could come back to haunt you—just ask Chris Martin everyday doings of Financial Aid or the almost—.Supreme (aiurt Justice Bork. Sports Writers Bursar's Office. Thankfully Mr. Jim Winter It is also easy for some of you to say that Jeff Gibb of Financial Aid and Ms. Romy (irosof the since you have never lieen in troulrle you Greg House Bursar's Office were willing to expend a have no record. I hope you are sure of this VJ. Penisse little time and extra effort in order to help because personally I have l)een mistaken Photo Editor me resolve my trouble. Considering tfiis for a namesake two times and found my Bruce Strong took place late Friday afternoon, when everyone wants »)nly go fioine anyway, I am record with inaccurate information. Also, Chief Photographer particularly impressed by Mr. Winter's and the recent rasfi of harrassment of lilack Paul Buckowski .Ms. (iros' helpfulness. male students by (iainpus .Safety shows that Photographers anyone at any time could find themselves I would like to thank them both very Ken Huth a suspect. much, and let them know that their help Laura Seitz By Just Ix-ing a suspect, innocent or was the f)est example of responsiveness in Paul Nisely guilty, means that you will have infor- the R.l.T. administration that 1 have ever Describe what best conveys the feeling of winter. Photos must be taken Cartoonists experienced. mation in your student record. As a fresh- within the Winter of 87-88. Essays not to exceed 1000 words. Unlimited Mike Kerwin man one of my friends was accused of It seems to me that these offices do not Steve Casino "mooning" someone during open swim. number of entries. All judging done by RIT faculty. Winners will cover deserve the l)ad rap they have gotten lately. Production Managers At the time lie was home in Ix'd sleeping. all Spring Break action. Annamarie Daane Craig Veconi Uonsecjuently, it was impossible for Suzanne Shade Printing Campus .Safety to prove tfiat lie had done Production Staff it. The information remained in his file 2nd prize 3rd prize Ellis Canal Beth Ploeger Know Your Rights until he was a senior. Free dinner with Dr. Rose. $10 Six hours of bowling or billards for Mike Brunzell Lee Bartell I he major purpose for writing this Campus Connection gift certif- two and a free pizza from the Ritz Jeff Wasiiko Ellen Visconti As a student who has to deal with his letter is to show students that they can icate. Free haircut and tan at and a free yearbook. Regina Swider Jordan Neuringer student rights during the past six months, make a difference. I asked an official in the Campus Cutters. Advert^ing^ Manager there are several things 1 feel every student judicial Affairs office what I could do iff Victoria Vavrinec should know. Theie are laws that are was dissatisfied with how R.I.'T. was speciflcallv made to protect your rights as handling a situation; he told me I would Advertising Representative All entries due February 9, 1988. Winners announced in the February 19 issue. a student. One of these is the Family proliablv find no satisfaction pursuing it Robert Williams Fducational Rights and Privacy Act of within R.l.T. All students (except REPORTER staff) are eligible. Sponsored by the College Calendar Coordinator 1974, more commonly referred to as "the So then, if R.I.'T. can offer no help, Activities Board, REPORTER, Techmila, Signatures and the Student Directorate. Scott Traylor Buckly Antendment ". The Buckly where can a student go? If enough students Distribution Staff Amendment insists, among other who have been abused by the R.I.'T. system Submissions: Please print name, address and phone number on back of an 8 x 10 Andy Minnick provisions, that: write the Department of Health, or 11 X 14 unmounted print. Submit to REPORTER office. Mark Contirxj I. A copy of a student's file itiust be Education and Welfare a dif ference can be Advisor supplied to a student (or a student's made. No one student can do it by Elaine Spaull parents if the student is under IH) no later (continued on page 30) Compiled by: James Ferme Kris Loomis REPORTAGE David Martin Manuel Rivera Students Boycott Celebration—Claim Racism T he coinnu-inoialion in celebraling the meeting was a condensed version of the birthday of Dr. Martin Luther King Ji. was piogiam. The revised program consisted cancelled on Monday, January IHth. At a of the speaker Dr. Mary Berrv. student Thursday meeting January 14th. members Brian .Scott, followed by an open audience of the Black Awareness Coordinating discussion. McKenzie commented. "Up Committee (BACC) decided not to parti- until last Friday. I thought the students had cipate in the celebration due to discre- approved of the piogram. I he intention paiuies they had with the format. What of the c elebration was not to make people would motivate an organization such as uncomfortable—it was a surprise to all of the B.ACC to boycott the honoring of the us." On Sunday. January 17. certain BACC most prestigious leader of tlie c ivil rights memhers drafted a list of discrepancies movement? To investigate the protest. over the celebration to be handed out in Reporter talked to Dr. .Stan McKenzie. fiont of the Ingle Auditorium. Dean of" the College of Liberal .-Xrts. Bruc e I he following day .Monday. January 18, Boone, president of BACC. and Millicent Di. Mary Berrv's flight from Washington Mic kel. diiec tor of the Office of Nfinority was cancelled due to bad weather Student Affairs (O.MSA). conditions. In turn, the celebration was F.arlv in Novemlier of" I9S7. a Dr. c anc elled. .Members of BACC were present Martin Luther King Jt. Celehiation Plan passing out flyers with titeir list of ning Committee was formed to plan the grievances. There was a celehiation that celebration. Mickel. the 1987 chairman of evening at 5:00 pm. in the Fireside Lounge the committee, chose volunteers on a sponsored by BACC. The theme of the random basis. celebration was to commemorate Dr. I he committee has met three times Martin Luther King. Jr. The event started since fall cjuartei. The c hief func tioti was off with a praver hv Rev. David Brunswick, to design a format that would involve followed l)v an inspiring performance by students in the program, schedule "window dressing". fL-\CC also felt that the Rl l (iospel F.nsemble. I hev were speakers, and organize the events that "the institute has been insensitive to the originallv planned to sing at the 2:00 p.m. would take place on the day of the needs and feelings of blac k students." One celebration in Ingle Auditorium. Scott celebration. During one of" the meetings. example of" poor planning was the gave his speech on the Civil Rights Boone commented on several issues in the scheduling of the event at 2 p.m. Many movement and Mickel gave her interpre- program that he did not agree with as an students have classes and other academic tation of what Dr. Martin Luther King. Jr. individual. On Monday.January II. when commitments during that particular time meant to her. Waiclell Lewis, c hoir direc tor, the printed programs were released. of the day. Another c < nic em was that B.A( X: sang a song and then the entire audience Boone voiced his disapproval concerning felt the event had become too commercial- (consisting of black and white memhers) the format of the piogram. Al this point ized. During the B.XCC general meeting on joined in a c horns of "Lift Fverv Voice and Sing". Ihe evening concluded with a Boone brought his concerns to the BACC "I hursday. January 14. it was decided by general meeting I hursday. January 14. general consensus to boycott the speech by Boone and the show ing of the movie about Martin Luther King. Jr. After hearing the issue regarding the celebration. programming of the event, members of the The next day. Friday. January 1.5, an I he BA(X". would like a meeting set up B.-\CC dec ided that they, as a group, were informal meeting was held in the BA(X: with Di. Rose. Drl homas Plough, and Dr. against certain aspec ts of the celebration office. Dr. McKenzie, Mickle. Boone and Fred Smith within two weeks to address the in general. A prime concern was that the certain membei s of BACC were present to problems, find solutions, and make sure institute was using the festivities as discuss the issue. I he final decision of the they can he avoided in the future. •
Xerox Manager Lectures On Importance Of Successful Writing Is the ability to write and speak important Institute Committee for Effective entering the job market, the value of to your career? Joseph Nassar. current Teaching, will feature guest speaker writing for a succesful career, as well as chairperson for the Institute Writing Douglas W. Polino. 1964 RII graduate include tips on verbal and non-verbal Committee from the College of Liberal from the College of" Business. communication. Due to his involvement Arts says it is, and encourages staff and Polino. as the current manager of with colleges throughout the continent students to attend a seminar scheduled for corporate employment and college and the acclaimed recognition of his Tuesday. January 26. from noon till 1:00 relations for the Xerox Corporation, speeches. Polino was considered a good pm. at the James K. Booth Memorial coordinates Xerox's recruitment with candidate for this years presentation. Building (07). room 1.570. more than 300 universities nationwide He The Institute Writing Committee is an T he event, sponsored by the Institute is expected to speak of the importance of organization made up of representatives Writing Committee and supported by the communication skills for students (continued)
6 January 22, 1988 Iroin every college at RIT, and was formed in response to the decreased cjuality of writing among students as well as fac iiltv on campus. Its major fuuc tion is to provide implemeiitatioii of the lustitute Writing policy, a policy which recjuires all incoming students to gain the writing ahilitv thev w ill need to be siu cesfiil at RIT. fiv sponsoring events such as the Polino speech, the committee hopes that the student body will discover that in oiclei for them to become professionals and leaders rather than simpiv technicians, they will have to develop their communication as well as their thinking skills. It also hopes to make the RIT community aware of the importance of writing, as well as encouiaging the facidty in the various colleges to assign and evaluate writing in their courses. Polino's speech is the launching pad for other activities sc heduled to take plac e in April, the hegining of Writing Awareness Week. Activities for that week will include events such as "Writing .Xssiginents T hat Work". A writing contest for students who have interest in writing w ill he listed as one of the ac tivities. T here will also he a display of students" outstanding and interesting published stories and literary works in the College .Mumni Union. For more details and reservations on the Douglas W. Polino speech and other Alpha Phi Omega s annual Broomball Tournament attracted 64 teams who competed into events, contact Ms. F.lizabeth Conley at the wee hours of the night 47.5-4936. •
The Most Unusual And Unique Majors Offered At RIT
RIT has established a reputation as a feelings about their tields. c urric ulum of hiologv. c hemistrv, phvsics school that offers a wide variety of I^rofessional and Tec hnic al Communi- and rc-latc'cl subjects. In addition to these, progiams in the nine colleges of whic h it cations is one of the majors in tlu-College a thiicl year Nuclear .Medicine- student is composed. Furthermore, the institute- ofT.iheral Arts. .\l piesent, 53 students are must take courses such as Radiation has a number of unique or unusual majors enrolled for the fall quarter. T hough the Physics and Radiation Biology. Joan to choose from. While this may be the c ase, area of communications itself is a rapidly .-Mvarez. a third year Nuclear Medicine the amount of other more well known expanding and diverse Held, students in student, finds that most people outside her programs seem to make these, in a sense, this major of ten find themselves having to college are basically unfamiliar with her minority majors. One might c|uestion the explain to their family and friends the major. .-Mvarez says. "I find tliat I have to degree to which these majors are recog- nature of their study. Communications is explain it a lot. F.ven then, pc-ojilc- tc-nd to nized on campus. but one example of the general get the wrong idea when I talk about my There are more than 230 professional unawareness of the student bodv towards experiments with radioactive material in and career-orientated programs in RIT small majors. F.fforts are being made the physics lab." colleges. Principal among these are the w ithin the the Technical Communic ations A still smaller major is Applied engineering majors. .Some, such as major itself to increase the popularitv of Mathematics for Teacher Certiflc atoin in elec trical engineering, contain as many as the program on campus and perhaps get the College of .Sc ience. .At present .-\ngcTo 2.000 enrolled students. Not as prominent mote enrollments in the future. Pan/etta. a thiicf vear student, is the only but just as distinguished are a number of .-\ti even smaller major is Nuclear person in the piogi am. T his doesn't mean small majors. Some, such as the Fine Arts Medicine Technologv in the College of that he attends classes l)\ himself. I,ike Painting program, contain only one Science. The third year class, at present, otiier math majors. AngcTo must take the student in a given year. Students enrolled consislsof only six students. Like the other usual schedule of courses. However, since in these minority majors express mixed science classes it includes a strict (rontiuued) 7 RI I has no courses lor teat lier education, just one student in the tweltth veai. Her to acquire good grades since her lie must contitiue another year at the name is Sheila Scluihuck. Sheila chose a sophomore year University of Rochester for a teaching technical school like RI T to carry on her To gel an idea of just how small these degree. Angelo admits his reasons for art studies because she did not want to deal majors are. Photographic lechnology in coming to RI I were hugely influenced by w ith the pressures of competition existing the College of Craphic Arts and the soccer progr.ini. He is currently in art-orientated s< hoofs. Coninientingon Photography, w ith just uiidei .')()() students, Captain of tlie N'arsily Soccer team. the degree ot support given In this st hool, is still not considered a large major. Sandra "Special arrangements were made," says she says. "My instuctors are vers helpful, Almonte, a second vear Photo Tech stu- Angelo. "so that I could tome to RIT as a but RI T is trviiig to weed Painting out of dent, says about large majors. "You're math teaching major and plav for the its I ui i iciilimi." She bases her statement on treated like just a miiiihei." In general, the team." the fact tliat her studies are for the most stiKlents mentioned don't appear A valiti issue concerning the minority part self-instructional. Her courses which bothered by the relative obscurity of their majors is the degree of support received include Figure Drawing and Study majors in comparison to the more Irom RI I itself. Like Applied Math for Sculpture, are conducted off-campus at the publicized programs. According to leat liiiig. the Fine Arts Painting major in Citv Center in downtown Rochester. -Almonte, the personalizeif atmosphere the College ofContimiing F.diu ation has Working on her own. Sheila has managed makes up for tlie lack of recognition. •
Roles And Responsibilities Of RA/HM Are Examined
Rll offers students one of the best and programs which will broaden stii V iewed generally liked their RAs and li.Ms opportunities to prepare for their dents' educational and personal experi- and thought that they were performing f uture—the chance to become a Residence ences. T hey also need to inform students their duties well. ()iie student admires how Advisor (RA) or a House Manager (H.M). about and encourage them to participate his RA does not hold a tight leash over the I he R.*\/HM performs a variety of chal- in scTiool. residence life, and floor floor, which is good in that it allows stu- lenging and educational tasks. A consen- activities. Finally, they must perform all dents to grow in maturitv and personality, sus of RAs and H.Ms intetviewed report administrative tasks assigned to them. vet he still has enough (ontrol over the that their most important learning experi- Being an RA/HM helps one to learn floor so that things do not get out of hand. ence acquired as a result of their position afxiut one's own strengths and weaknesses, Other students feel differentlv. While they is improved communication and leader- and to improve upon the weak points. All like their RAs. they feel the RAs have not ship skills. Second year RA Kathy Riordon of the Rv\/HM's interviewed claim that iht^ developed very good floor discipline. One says that w hile some aspects of her job are have become more organized, especiallv in student especially resents the fact that occasionallv difficult, she has gained far managing their time. Unity House nearly the entiie floor gets tiashed wTien more f toni her role than she has sacrificed. Manager Roosevelt Dav is reports that he the R.A is not present. He feels he has a .Students feel an R.A/HM is responsible for has had to work more in between classes right to go into a clean bathroom during making an assigned floor a f riendly, coni- now that he is a HM. in order to open up the weekend. In this case, he thinks that the fortahle environment w here students can his evening hours to he available to his R.A simply needs to be more aware of grow academically and personally. In floor. Kathv Riordon says that it takes a lot activity on the floor. addition the R.A/HM should be available of time to lie an RA because "you don't Having strong group relationships and to talk to or obtain items for the floor know exactly when you are going to have- floor unity is one of the greatest rewards members. The Residence Life office to work." .She has not. however, had many ofTieing an RA or HM. according to several expands this list of objectives. RA/HM's piohlems w ith a lack of time. She feels that interviewed students, jeanine Donati. a must maintain a good relationship with it depends on the person who is working second year RA. is very pleased with the the floor so that members feel comfortable and whether or not they can discipline way her floor gets along. People were coming to them tot help. T he RA/HMs also themselves. friendly on her floor last year, but this year need to build a good rapport with the R.A/HM's on mainstreamed floors face she has been impressed by the sense of students so they can learn to recognize an additional challenge most do not have, community in the group. "I think they are behavioral cues which may signal iti that they must become comfortable with a little peculiar." she conceeded. "ancl still emotional problems or academic dif- losing one form of communication and I like to interact with them." She adds. "I flciiltv, and then he able to emotional learning to substitute other forms. RA's think it's neat how we're all friends." and problems or academic difficulty, and then also need to understand and be able to cites decorating the lounge at Christmas lie able to take appropriate action. T hey make their floor members comprehend time as a special time. "T here were thirty should help resolve floor members' the differences between hearing and deaf people drawing on dirty athletic socks to personal conflicts. T hey must he aware of culture. One RA from a mainstreamed hang up for stockings." Roosevelt Dav is is their role model status. They are required floor says. "I'm glad I have had a chance to also impressed by the closeness of his floor. to discuss and clarify all rules, policies, and experience this. Il l went to a party with all He likes how he can play basketball w ith procedures so that floor members hearing-impaired students. 1 would feel I the whole floor in intraniurals and feel just understand them, and then students fit in just as much as if I were with all like a student, not like a boss. He also likes should he made aware that they can hearing students." She hopes she has been how his floor members, as part of a special establish their own community regula- able to get lier floor members to interest floor, support one another. tions. R.A/HM's are responsible for understand and accept eacTi otiier. Roosevelt Davis believes that all special organizing discussion groups, seminars. All students that the RKI'OKI KR inter (continued on page 30)
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He says il no one siijipoits the • regiil.ir Joe" b.iii is a xvimier. .And Sam (\\ I ) I his xveek, |.inn.irx I7lh through the ( rooked go\ernment hv easting .1 \(»te. it Niinn seems to be laboring under the L'.'hd xvas National Pizza Week. With that will have to fold. Freeman elaims the I'.S. polilieal axiom that if vou don't have liair in mind, heie's a pizza tale to top off your government is a faree heeaiise it fails to lodax. vou'll lie gone tomorroxv. (clehratiou. Believe it or not. one pizza- follow the laws of the Constitution. Not in.iker had his pizzas delivered by onl\ that, he says it's run hv a hniu h ot Everyone Straighten Up pigeons. I he man baked up a hatch of (liminals and teriorists who onlv look linx oneoiiiuc pepperoni pizz.is and put alter their own inteiests. Fieem.m sa\s (WF) Remembei the good ol" d.ixs when lliein in miniddixerx poiu lies that xvere .\meri( ans are heing oppressed l)\ wh.il drinking like a tlsb. e.iting like a pig. and aflixed to the pigeons for .1 10mile trip. he (.ills the Con(|neiing ()((np\ing (.ixorling like Rudolph \'.ilenlino xveic All xveni xvell until the pizza s(|iia(li<)n got I'owei (COP) that's hea(l(|u.ntered in (onsidered normal? Well, those daxs are si(leira( ked hx another Ihx k of pigeons. Washington. He savs to topple the COP. long gone, adording to |oanna I rox in Forliiiiatelx, tlie delixery-hirds got hack people should refuse to vote. Miulrmoiselle magazine. I bis is all be( anse on li aek and the pies from the sky reach- of what she calls " The Nexv Wholesome ed their destinations. Dave Novak of the iiess." She says sex svmbols like Midi.iel Pizz.i Hilt Corpor.ition savs it just sliows Kids Learn In John |. Fox are goodx-txvo-sboe txpes. lelevi th.il the pizza indnstrx alxvaxs xvaiits to (WF) Sdiool kids .it Wall Whitm.ni In sion slioxvs like " I he Cosbx Sboxv" ate |)lease the puhlie. lerinedi.ile Sdiool in Brooklvn ate Snoxv White (le.m. Bingers. fries .md milk flushing out the intiieaeies of math, shakes ai e heing repl.u ed hx xvliole xvhe.il seieiue and F.nglish. and sdiool oHu ials pasta. .And lA' advertising is aeeeiitiiating are slamming the lid on dassrooiii ovei- staving home xvitli the spouse. Foiey says ( rowding. I hat's heeause one dassroom xvholesomeiiess pavs dividends for those is siinaled in .1 li.illnooiii. I he sdiool was xvho w.ml to pi.IX the game in the "Age designed tor I .'JOO sindents instead of the ol Ronald Re.ig.m." But it s so boring. 2.1 (to tli.it ( urrenth po|)iilate Walt Whit 111.111. So, while a new 1 f rooni addition gets (oiistriu ted during the next few Strange Canine xeai s. one dassioom w ill he loeated in the (WF) .A Peiiixi.in laiiner (l.iims ese.iped iiatlirooiii. Of eourse. the toilets have Nazis have created a Frankenstein dog in been removed, but several large sinks still a tiearhv jungle. Raul Pete/ says he line the 10 lis -1 .'i f oot room. .And though stumbled on the se( ret jungle lahoratorx il sounds loo !ie\. s( hoof offu ials sa\ it .111(1 ( .line hue to f.Kc xvith a f foot tall works line. (.mine stiidied together from sever.il othei dogs, in one r.imp.ige .done, the Talented Kangaroo he.isi allegedix ate 10 ( lii( kens and several pigs. App.irentlv. Perez is less (oiucrned (WF) British .i\ iation .inlhorities have tin about Nazi xvar ( t imes and more alarm- •wc&c oatv couf&e wot , ed David Dirk for flying a kangaroo ovei ed .It the loss ol livestock. PRUb \»Lim iPeo»,«i«*.v cak^em the F.nglish Channel. Kirk was piloting a a35eP5*ei,Mi«( )WY[6fiF|qi(iNs IT lielinin tilled gi.nil k.nig.noo when .1 Park Where? (Rl4t(^4ik)MtM£OTcetViU tPiiep{*of British ait linei was foKcd to Like ex asive mN e^MP TilEriHeCl Of CiT UM-£Z(BU2MCp a( lion to .ivoid .1 (ollision. He was a part (WF) Despite xvli.n xoii might think, p.nk ol a beer .idxerlising (amp.iign and still ing xoiir (.11 in voiir ( roK h isn't p.iintnl. fanmti: Tt/e i^etr ktsneurHtK. n iur» ID >/- «^d/t jilans to fl\ .1 horse oxer the Atlantie. In lad. it's perledlv natural if xon re Pennsxixania Diitdi. IILIIS he(anse (rotdi is the Dutdi F.nglish term lor the Hair We Go Again xvord garage. Author Cary Cates claims (WF) What piesidenli.il (andidate owns that's just one example of the fun von (.m Leave Color Out .1 head of hair lli.il xvonid look n.iliiral on li.ixe hx le.irniiig to spe.ik the iini(|ne (WF) if vou'ie an engineer or in the a late Fifties l.ihoi l.ixwei? I h.it s easy. It (li.ile( I. In his hook. "Hoxv to .Spe.ik Dm he.illli (.ire field .md your resume is belongs to Demo( rat Paul Simon, aeeoi (hified F.nglish." he highlights the printed on gi ax or ivorv paper, von're in ding to .\faga/ine. xvbidi takes a poke iinnsnal wavs the Diitili pionoiiiue iroiihle. .A stndx by \'itae International at piesidential pates. It savs no hairdo xvords. For example, the Pennsxixania out of \'irginia shoxvs that emploxers in matdies JFK's for piesidential status. Diitdi proiiouiue fggs. "Xs." and when those piofessions prefer resumes printed Hoxvever. the magazine savs one bairifle .1 l)iil( Il m.m savs a person has blue "ice." on xvliite or off xxliite paper. In a(ldition.
10 January 22, 1988 employers in finance, accounting, law- government will nab you if you try. But at tlu- University of Ualifurnia at Los ami computer sciences prefer white or they can he used for countering terrorism .\ngeles, xvho say there's more to smokers' off white resumes. Meanwhile, business or other situations that could put vour life .iddi( tion than nicotine. Carol Hickman managemenl, architecture, marketing iti jeopardy xvhile travelling abroad. Her and Jed Rose contend that nitotine and communications outfits don't mind passports cost 16.5 bucks each and come addiition is onlv one part ol the total gray or ivory resumes. Advertising is par- xvith 2 supplemental pieces of identifica- picture. Thev sax smoking cigarettes also tial to light gray. However, no professions tion. Site "updates" them each year, as involves the irritating hut stimulating sen- tolerate bright or flowery resumes. Vitae well. All you supply are two passport-type sations of inhaling and exhaling. With spokeswoman Joan Ferguson says the pi( tores of vourself. that in mind. Hickman and Rose are study also shows that the average designing a citric acid inhaler that can he employer glances at a resume only 20 Goo-Goo Video used in conjunction xvith nitotine skin secontis—20 seconds. Therefdre. she says patches. Thev hope the resulting "one- the look and feel of a resume makes all (WF) Could television ever replace the txvo punch" xvill he a more effective the differeme in the world. nurturing a mother gives her babx? Pro- method of xveaning smokers from (igaret- fiablx not. hut researchers in Kingston. tes than conventional tec hiiitjues. Launched By Sci/Fi Ontario, have discovered that babies res- pond as positively to their moms on Cuteness Not Required (WF) It sounds kind of hokey, hut space videotape as they do in person. In testing travel w-ouldn't he what it is today w ithout more than 100 infants, psychologist Dr. (WF) If you're an "AverageJoe" looking a kick in the seat of the pants from Darxvin Muir found that each baby for a job. you ought to try modeling. science fiction. Yes. science fiction. lesponded to its mother's video image the That's because modeling agencies alxvaxs Science fiction writer Orson Card says a same as when its mother xvas in the room. need "normal" looking people to plav the generation of scientists and adults was be- The babies cooed, laughed and smiled at parts of luisinessmen. housewives and ing weaned on space travel well befoie their video mommies. Muir admits that general lahoiers. In fact, onlv five percent man rocketed into space. And it was the video patenting is no replacement for the of modeling jobs call for fashion models, likes of H. (i. Wells and Isaac Asimov that real thing, hut he believes it could be while the rest call for run-of-the-mill peo- helped Americans get to space before used by working mothers to help their in- ple like you. So says Vik Orenstein. the there was a notion of a launch from Cape fants cope in their absence. author of "How To Break Into Model Canaveral. Meanwhile, cidtural phenom- ing." She says it's a myth that you have enon such as cat s w ith fins paxed the xvax. No Toast Today to be young, tall, skinny, and attractive to too. I herefore. just talking about the make it in modeling. Instead, she says all future of space travel through the (WF) Call him Lucifer. Old Scratch. Satan, vou need to break into the business is a medium of science fiction made it look or the devil, hut he apparentlv has taken good photo of yourself and plenty ol as if man was already in space. And now? oxer the toaster of an elderly American perseverance. And the payoff is Card says yesterday's science fiction is to- couple. Martin and Yvonne Strauss say substantial—even "Plain Janes or Joes" day's matter of fact. their toaster started vibrating and shak- start at ^80.00 an hour. ing one morning, and began popping out Ignited By Bad Breath toast xvith pentagrams, crosses and other He's Finally Free cult symbols burned into the bread. The (WF) A \'ugoslaxian fire-eater, perform- two-slice cbeapie still makes good toast, (WF) .-\ l()2-xeai-old Spanish man has just ing in Hungary, accidentally sneezed and according to CP.A Martin. "It still doesn't been released from prison after serving burned down a carnival. Veliso Plaknik. seem right to eat toast imprinted with 90 vears behind hats. |ulian Crasas was previously known as a "hot act to follow." crosses and pentagrams." jailed in 1897 at age 12 for stealing food says his career is ruined, perhaps due to and was supposed to he released in 190.5. an allergy. The flre-hreathing act didn't Omnivore's Delight hut Spanish authorities lost the paper- injure anyone when he sneezed a seven- work. Spain's government has apologiz- foot flame into stage curtains that even (WF) A xvatclidog gioup overseeing scien- ed and offered him a small pension tuallv burned down the entire circus lent. tific experiments is complaining tbat the described as "for life." .At 102 vears old. Russians have made a half-plant / half- it's a safe bet for the government. Native Of Where? man by gene splicing. 'The group says contacts in the Soviet Union claim human Eat Kibbles And Bits (WF) If you carry a passport from a non genes have been spliced into a cabbage. existant country, do you exist? When it The so-called "planimal" has a face, green (WF) joe Sigler of Winnipeg pleaded guil- comes to confronting terrorists, the blood and veins, but no heart, and no tv to assault when he admitted that he answer is a firm yes. With that in mind. thought piocess. It's expected to seek a slapped his xvife too hard. I he 41-year-old Houston entrepreneur Donna Walker has seat in the Kremlin in the next elections. Sigler said he lost his temper xvhen his designed passports that look real and are wife dumped a dish of dog food on his real—to some degree. I hey are passports Weaning With Acid head and garnished it with an aslitiav full from countries that don't exist any of cigar Imtts. He was fined a small longer. There are 11 "deceased" passfMirts (WF) If you can imagine inhaling citric amount of money. Reporters did not hear in all; 3 are fake. She says it's illegal to acid, then you may be well on your way him say. "(lonna get some kibbles and use the fake passports for crossing to conquering that nasty cigarette habit. hits. . . kibbles and bits. . . kibbles and borders or for legal transactions, and the This according to two tobacco researchers bits."
11 WEEKEND
The weather was nice. The weather was too nice—skiers need snow! So this group did the next best thing, which was hiking. RIT Outdtxir Experien- tial Education group sponsored a cross-country ski weekend to Alfred, NY before Christmas break, but the weather seemed against the idea. Saturday bmught hiking on the snowless ski trails and taking in some wonderful scenery. A pair of beavers even made a matinee appearance. The evening was spent in the ultimate of country comfort, in a log cabin with no electricity, with a woodhurning sauna thrown in as a bonus. There was a great deal to do. with philosophical discussions, yoga lessons and getting to know group memhers topping the list. In desperation, our skiiers tried one last ploy to make a complete weekend. The an- Written and Photographed cient and highly silly snow By Ken a. Huth dance was performed by all, and amazingly enough, there was snow Sunday morning! This gave a chance to exercise (for the expiert). practice (for the skilled), learn (for the novice) and fall (for almost everyone). There was too little
12 January 22, 1988 snow for any major skiing, but lessons in turning, going up and dow n hills, and balancing were given by OEE leaders Mick and Sally. This trip, like all OEE func- tions gave the participants a chance to not only get excer- cise hut also to enjoy heing in nature, to learn about them- selves and others, and it provided a wonderful chance to get away from the bricks we call home.
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15 hat drives someone to be a Some of the methods of losing college wrestler? DETER weight usually applied are, the MINATION. It is a special wearing of a rubber suit when process a wrestler must go through working out which rises the body tWo survive on the mat. He must find temperature that sweats the weight the inner strength to run that extra right off them. Another method used mile, jump rope 300 more times, and to keep body weight down is to sleep to stay away from those twinkies and in layers of clothing, again sweating draft beer for the season. A wrestler off the weight. Once weigh in is has the benefit of individual achieved, the wrestler feels a degree achievement not found in all sports. of success comparable to winning a Winning or in wrestling terms match. Losing weight becomes a "pinning" is an ultimate individual constant battle the wrestler who high for the athlete. Wrestlers use fights everyday up to weigh in. A bare strength, agility, and that tradition for most wrestlers after determination to find an extra 1 % to weighing in is hitting the nearest arch off their backs, throw a reversal food source and proceed in what can and press their opponents for the only be described as pigging out. win. The members of the R.l.T. One of the major parts of wrestling team are dedicated to the wrestling is "sucking weight," where sport and determined to win. In a a wrestler must lose weight to be sport where you must live it to be eligible for a certain weight class. 16 17 successful, they have succeeded. At this time congratulations are in order for Curt Jenkins who placed sixth in the State Champion• ship this past weekend. Good luck to coach Fuller, assistant coach Cronmiller, all the members of the team in the remaining matches of the season.
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VINYU Smiarowski Experiments With Jazz Styles
The Mike Smiarowski Band is trying to second song is a definite Kool Jazz mood. This song strays away from the hreak into the world ot piofessional sound, such as Tony Williams in the tropical island sound found in all jazz. MikeSmiaroski, originally from mid-hO's. The drums play a more previous tunes on the album and Buffalo, and his hand have j)layccl active lole than in the first song. They moves toward a classical jazz feeling. with jazz greats like Al Di.Meola and set the momentum, and the symbols "Jamaican Shuffle" is the most Maynard Ferguson. I he hand consists at e used to clarify the notes in "Joyous structured song on the alhum, of Larry Manno on hass, Marty Paradise." The synthesizer sound' providing a solid repetitive rhythm Raymondo on drums. Mike bridges the guitar and drums, section. The drums, piano, and guitar .Smiarowski on lead vocals/guitar, and creating a better tune. The second are similar to Dave Bruheck's style of a special keyhoard performance hy song sounds a lot like .Miles Davis's jazz. The song ends much like Chuck Filer, who plavs for the group Kool Jazz sound. One interpretation Bru heck's earlier jazz, style, where the Killimanjaio. Ihe hand has heen of Kooljazz is starting out w ith a basic structure has no end, it just fades away. gaining recognition in the past seseral rhythm, allowing one or more The first song on the second side years playing college campuses and performers to do an improvisational is "Mellow One." The cymbals start the local jazz hars from Syracuse to solo throughout the melody. At the melody, and the guitar and piano play Detroit. end of the song the tune returns to its off each other, producing a harmony. The alhum Island Fantasy is "sort of original heat. The piano fades and the guitar rises, an escape to the islands to get away "Jamaican .Shuffle," the third song resetting the harmony into a from your prohlems," comments on the alhum, begins with a lone structured sound. It changes from an Smiarowski. I he first song is "Festive synthesizer. The tempo rises, with an improvisational sound to a stmctured Streets" where a mandolin and guitar elec tric |)iano and drums coming in beat. Smiarowski accomplished this play together, setting the mood of the to leset the tempo. I he song has a hy using a Kooljazz mellow heat and alhum. It is a .Sea and Surf sound, hallacl-structurecl sound. I he drums intermixing it with his tropical island much like Jimmy Buffet's alhuin, seem more refined, using a melody sound. The song is a harmony of Changes in Latitudes, Changes in similar to the first song, "Festive several melodies, much like Steely Attitudes. The song creates a tropical Streets." The last song on the first side Dan's Aja. The next song, " Tension sound not often found in is "Lullahye." It incorporates a piano Teaser," uses the synthesizer to set the contemporary jazz fusion. The with a guitai, setting a mote mellow heat. It pulls the listener toward a
22 Januai7 22, 1988 (litferciH melody, dien drops you in found in the f irst scmg ofThe all>um. onix doxxntall of the album was the mid air, i he lune goes hack to its i>ut tlie inlerplax of all tlie different l.isi song. Smiarowski tried to original harmoiiv. using several improvisations and structured combine all the harmonies from different Ivpes of teases throughout melodies makes a disiuihing prexious songs. onIx to create an the song. Ihe song ends with a harmonx for llie listener. iiu ompalihie meloclx. It does not do (ompleleh different version of tlie In com lusion. the alhum has four lite rest of llie allium justice". ()xerall. melod\. leaxing lite listener out of sc-xeii good songs dexeloping a Smi.iroxvski did a good job of imagining xvltal it miglit li.ive led to. sound tliat xvill associate xvitli tlie lileiidiiig different aspects of jazz, all I lie final song im the alhum is "Isle name Smiaroxvski. I liose xvlio enjoy in one .ilhum no less. of Jaheem" witli a liarp descending, |immx Buffet. Daxe Brnliecker. lony — JAMES A. FERME& and a s\ :ithesi/ei hringing it up to an Williams, or .Miles Davis should CHRIS MCCARIIIY impiovisalional sound. It is xery a|)preciate the lusion of all the similar lo llie .Sea and Surf sound dif fei eiit sounds on Island f-dnlmy. I he Will The Lady In White Boost Rochester's Name? Has Hollyxxood and moviemaking almost a victim thanks to fiis loxvn as opposed to Rochester, it spread its frontiers beyond the lint III stxvoitliy friends xxlio lock him provided more private- timely liorderiincs of California? Or have inside llie cloak room of llieir sc hool, shooting of the film. production companies sprung up unaware tliat lie xvonid he in danger. The movie attracted some top throughout the I'.S that xxill c laim to The I/idy in White is more tlian just a talent in the acting industrx. It stars lame other cities hy filming, movie for Rocliesterians xvlio fiaxc l.iikas Haas (tlic xoung liov xxho also producing, and xviiiing top-notch lieard llic mx iliic al storx told to them siarrc'd in tlic 19H.'i Paramoiml Picture moxies in their cites? I he ansxver is hv their friends. Mx lliologic allx film "Wiliiess"). .-Xlso in the movie, "yes." rec alled .is " I he White Laclx." the I/id\ .tnd plaxiiig the l.adx in White's One does not haxe to look far for In White is a storx of ,i laclx dresseci in mollier is Katlierine llelmoiid (xxlio the answer to these and other vxhite vxlio supposedly prowls the portrayed "Mona" on the television cjuestions. NCAX-Sky Communications, hills, c liffs, and sea shore surrounding series "Who's the boss?"), and Alex under the present leadership of tlie Dnran F.astmaii park, liistorical Rocco (who portrayed Moe (ireen in (diaries I.al.oggia xxith its main properix of ilie F.isim.m familx. ••[he (iodtatlier"). I/idy in Whites lieadcjuarlers in Rochester, is a appcMling points are considerecfto he conipanx that is fast becoming a a mixture of strong familx values, major filming and producing 'The Lady in White is together xviih the xulnerahilitx and companx lliroiiglioiit the I '.S.. .is xvcll more than just a movie for imiocence of children as clepic led in asahro.id. (iui reiitlx. the companx has Rochesterians who have the story, xx hic h attrai ts most peojile. produced a film xx ritteii hv xx riter and The movie made its world director Frank I.aLoggia, called. The heard the mythical story told premiere at the (ieorge F.astmaii hidy In White. to them by their friends'' House Dryden Fhealie on jauuarx 2, The hid\ in White is a supernatural X and -I, proceeds of xxhich xxeiit to murder-mxsterv ghost storx tli.it deals benefit tlie F.asiman Film .-Xrchixes xvitli a series of c fiild muicleis tliat .-Vceording to the sioi x. the W liite l.adx and .AIDS Rochester. After tfie plague the small loxvn of Willoxv Point seeks out xouiig couples xvlio are out screening of tlie film, the audience Falls. 2,'> miles south east of Roc hester. lo have a good time in the area, and xvas surprised xvhen Len (anion (a The film opens vxith the narrator kills the male eompaiiioii in revenge hroadxxax Fonv avxard vxiniier. and (Frank I.aLoggia), arriving al an for tlie horrid death of her daughter. villain of the film), vxas introduced to airport, seemingly the Monroe .•Mthougli iiiaiix claim to have seen make a speech. He is cjuoted on County .Xirport. on his xxay to his her. it still remains an uiipioxen myth. saying, "I look at the film noxx rather hoinetoxvn of Willow Point Falls. The I he movie also rexolxes around a strangelx. I think Frank made a audience can expect to see iiixsterx that jiuzzled manx hac k in the xvonderlul film. I don't think anvhodv Rochester's doxvntoxxn aiea at the early 197()s. xvhen a real life series of is going to he ahle to categorize it hegining of the film, and also to get cliild killings took place in the hecaiise it is a strange mixture of .1 glimpse of xxell-knoxx n siglitssuch as Roc hester area. fantasy, reality, and fiction, and you the Kodak tower. Ihereafler the Ihe toxxii of l.xoiis. tlie main never really know where the kid is; narrator is found at the Willoxx Point loc ation for tlie f ilming of the movie, you're dreaming or in liis head, or Falls ceinenterv remenihering xvas c lioseii oxer Rochester liecause it xvhere you're supposed to lie. I tliink childhood encounters, and the alloxxed for a lietter re-creation of the llial is tlie strongest exitenient of tlie tragedies that took place during his needed !9(i2 setting xviilioiit tlie use film for mc"" past. of exjiensivelx huill sets, allliougli Witli ifie xvorld release ut lady in I he audience is flashed liac k to mucli of tlic" toxvii li.id to lie .lilered hx White in earlv .April, Nexv Skv hopes to lh()2 xxith the narrator xvatching adding riexx signs and paintings to hecoiiie an independant filmmaking X'oung Frankie unintentionally solve recreate an earlier era. Another companx, producing top movies al a series of murders, of xvhic h lie- is reason was hecaiise, being a small loxx cost. — MANUEL RIVERA LEAD THE FIELD. JUNIORS & As a nuclear officer, you could lead (he field in nuclear propul- sHsn technology. The Navy SENIORS operates the most advaiKed nuclear cviuipment in the world. Including more than half the nuclear reactors in AmerKa. 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The Rl i men s basketball team (2 1 league. N'a/aretb tomoriow at '.\ pm. RFl was able to close tbe deficit to just 57 overall) competed in tbeCbase I.iiuoln Rl I bosted tbe first round of tbe tour- tbree points witb 2:57 remaining in tbe First Basketball liiurnameni last week nament against St. Jobn Kisbcr. For tbe first game. However, wben tbe time came for along wiib several otber Rocbester area ball Of tbe game, tbe lead (banged back Fisber to go to tbe free-tbrow line dow n tbe teams. Tbe Tigers lost tbe opening round and fortb as botb teams traded baskets, .^t stretcb, tbe Cardinals converted all of tbeir game in a close contest w itb St. Jobn Fisber tbe ball. Fisber led by just tbree points. opportunities to secure tbeir first round C.ollege. but came back strong in tbe 52-29. F.arly in tbe second ball. Fisber ran win, 75-67. Doug .Vfurdock bad ten points consolation round to defeat Roberts its lead up to II points. RFF s JeffHaskell, and cigbt rebounds for RTF wbile Cbarlie Wesleyan College. On Mondax nigbl Rl'I' wbo finisbed w itb .» game bigb 25 poitils, Rnmscy led Fisber witb 19 points and 16 upped its ICAC record to 2 1 w itb an «5 85 kepi tbe Tigers witbin striking range bv rebounds. victory over Clarkson. I be 1 igers bost rival sbooting f) for I I from tbree point range. In tbe consolation round, wbicb was beld al tbe University of Rocbester's .Alexandra Palestra, RTF faced Roberts Wesleyan. Roberts raced out to a 10-0 lead before tbe Tigers got on tbe scoreboard. RTF rallied in tbe first ball to lead at balftime, 51-47. Tbe Tigers dominated tbe second ball" opening up a 22 point lead. RTF was able to keep tbe pressure on as tbcv went on to win tbe bigb-scoring (onsolalion round. 107-95. Haskell was again tbe game's bigb scorer witb 27 points. Sbenan Hennricb (20 points and 17 rebounds) and .Marco C.olding (17 points) were also in double figures for RIT. Dan Kasambira bad 25 points for Roberts. ()n Monday tbe f igers returned to confer- ence plav, as tbev bosted tbe Clarkson Knigbts. Tbe first balf was filled w itb quick back-and-fortb basketball, w itb several lead cbanges. Higbligbts included a fastbreak dunk by Mike Scampini and several trick passes bv Jeff Haskell. Botb teams worked tbe ball well inside, scoring many points in tbe paint. RI I managed a sligbt tbree Forward Shenan point lead at balftime. 44-41. Clarkson Hennrich drives to came out firing in tbe second balf and the basket enroute to 14 points, as RIT easily tied tbe score again. snuck past ICAC I be Tiger defense settled in and RIT opponent Clarkson began to build a comfortable lead. With ten minutes left in tbe game, tbe Tigers led 66 .56. But Clarkson was not out of it. Tbe Women Drop Two At Hamilton Knigbts began snapping some three- 1 be Rl 1 women's basketball te.mi (15) went oil to win 82-67. Kris Coon led tbe pointers and were quickly back in it. RIT traveled lo Hamilton last weekend to Tigers witb a game-bigb 18 points. Cberyi bad two opportunities to put tbe game out compete in tbe Hamilton tournament. In Quiim added 15 points, and Wendy Clontz of real b at tbe foul line, but missed tbe first tbe first round, Rl 1 matebed up against grabbed 11 rebounds. balf of one-and-ones. The score was tied bost Hamilton College and in tbe second In tbe eonsolalion round. RTF jumped 85 85 w ith less than a minute remaining. round tbev fated Caslieton State. The to an earlv lead against Castleton .State. In Haskell sunk botb halves of a 11 to give tbe Tigers look to improve tbeir record todav tbe first few minutes, Rl 1 led by six. Fbe Tigers a narrow two point lead. Clarkson wben tbev bost Union at 5 p.m. lead was not beld for long however, as tbe bad one more chance to tie tbe game, but Against Hamilton, RTF trailed tbe strong Castleton team opened up a 55-20 RTF forced tbe Knigbts to take a three- entire game as Hamilton quieklv got out balftime margin. In tbe second bail, Rl 1 point shot at tbe buzzer. Fortunately to a big lead. Bv balftime. Hamilton built traded baskets w ith Castleton but couldn't C.larkson missed. C.olding and Murdock tbeir lead to 17, leading -11-21. In the seem to gain any ground. In tbe final five led tbe Tigers witb 15 points each. Others second balf, Hamilton eoiilimied lo run minutes, Castleton pulled awav to win scoring in double figures included Haskell up tbe score to a 27-point lead with len 71 18. Carin Obad led RU with nine (11 points), Hennricb (14 points), and minutes remaining. RTF rallied to cut tbe points wbile Clontz again led the team in .Scampini (10 points). margin to 15 with five minutes left. I bat rebounds with eight. was as ( lose as RTF would get as Hamilton — GREG HOUSE — GREG HOUSE
25 RIT Returns To Winning Form
With the coming ot the new year, it looks tbe Tigers scored five goals by Jim Cotie, RTF scored five times in tbe second period as though a new RIT hockey team has Chris Palmer, Bill Call, and Mark Beggs to put tbe game out of reach. The Tigers taken the ice. Since the start of 1988. RI I knocking tbe Plattsbugb goalie out of tbe took 20 shots on goal and took the lead for has won three of four games and defeated game and lengthening tbeir lead lo 6-2. good 51. In tbe third period tbe two teams some highlv ranked teams in Bowdoin and Bv the third period, tbe game looked swapped goals twice before Rl T's Ken Plattshurgh. I he strength of the team now to be an easy victory for RI T. But Moran capped tbe scoring witb a goal at seems to lie in their explosive scoring and Plattshurgh was not out of it yet. I be 12:01 and put tbe icing on tbe cake. the tine goaltending of freshman Fred Cardinals scored twice early in tbe period Tbrougbout tbe game tbe Tigers looked Abraham. All in all it looks like a new lo tighten tbe stomachs of 1212 fans. At impressive with tbe power play clicking attitude; a confidence is building in tbe 1.5:49 Chris Palmer ended all those fears four times and limiting AIC to only 27 total team as they begin a push to try to make wben be started a three goal spurt witb shots on net and a single powerplav goal. tbe playoffs. Scott Brown and Ken Moran providing tbe The Tigers have been on a curient Tbe first game of the weekend was otber insurance goals. The game itself was bomcstand for tbe last six giunes w itb tbree against F!CAC rival and defending Division played in a very physical manner; tbe more in tbe next two weeks. The next home III champion IMaltsburgb, a team that was refeiees dished out a total of 41 penalties games are this weekend w ith Rl T taking on trying to get out w itb an easy victory. But tor a total of 104 minutes. The Tiger record I'CONN tonight and Hamilton on RI T bad some diffrent ideas and showed after tbe game was 6 12, but tbeir 6-5 in tbe .Saturday night. Botb games start at 7:50. them early as tbe Tigers came out and F'CAC's put them near tbe top in tbe Things have been looking good and tbe converted first wben Ken Moran scored at western division. spirit seems to be back in a once lifeless of tbe first period. Plattshurgh tied The game on Sunday started out witb team, so lets give tbe team some support. the score at 8:14, but Bill Gall scored a American International College (AIC) — JEFFGIBB crucial goal at 12:28 to give tbe Tigers tbe scoring first and controlling tbe lead for good. remainder of tbe period. Filings can The second period belonged to RIT, as change quickly in hockey and they did, as
26 January 22. 1988 Skaters Extend Winning Streak To Three
The Ri r women's hockey team won its a slim 2-0 lead. RI T came out strong in tbe finally got on tbe scoreboard witb a power third straight game last weekend by second period, scoring two more goals play goal later in tbe period. beating Brown University, 71. Tbe victory Ijefore Brown finally got on tbe board. The Brown was flustered as Cline came out improves the Tigers' record to 4-4-(). The first goal was bv Carrie Creco. assisted by and scored two goals witbin tbe fust five ladv icers are looking to go over tbe 300 Janet Icsta and Maureen (iiglio. .At this minutes of tbe final period. The assists on mark wben tbev bost the Hamilton point, tbe play started to get rough. Brown botb goals went to linemates Creco and Continentals tomorrow at 12:15 pm. bad incurred four penalties, while RI T testa. The goals gave Cline her second bat Tori Stec k opened tbe scoring tor RTT picked up only two. The Tigers seized tbeir trick in as many games. After cigbt games at 14:29 of the first period witb an assist first power play advantage of tbe period. tbe line of Cline (15 goals total). Testa (II from defenseman Jill Turner. Daw n Cline Less than a minute into tbe jiower play. goals) and Cireco (8 goals) tops tbe scoring added an unassisted goal to cap tbe Testa tipped in a Wendy .Stibitz shot from list. — V.J. PENISSE scoring in tbe period and give tbe Tigers tbe point to give RI T a 4-0 lead. Brown Dowdall Breaks Record The mood of tbe RTT Women's sw imming team is still upbeat despite tbeir loss last week to the University of Buffalo Royals. Although tbe loss dropped tbe lady Athletes of the Week Tigersbarks to 5-2. many of tbe swimmers recorded season-best times. Include in that group Nancy Dowdall. wbo earned her second trip in as many years to tbe \C.-\.-\ meet in March, ilowdall's 100 van! bultcrflv time of 1:00.72 not onlv ()ualific(i her for tbe \C.-\.-\ meet but also broke tbe pool leeord of 1:00.80. Additionally, she holds 5 of a possible (i butterfly records, spanning tbe .50-, I00-, and 200 yard butterflys. Otber top-notch swims for RTT were Dowdall and .Sue Kullberg in tbe lOO-yarci freestyle w itb times of ():.5b.84 and 0:.58.95, Scott Brown Nancy Dowdall respectively; Debliie Ah Chic k in tbe 100- (1:1632) and 200 vard (2:48.05) breast Scott Brown, a junior center from For tbe second time this season, Nancy strokes; Dowdall and Kullberg again in tbe Guelpb. Ontario, has been named Dowdall, a junior swimmer from F.asi .50-yard freestyle witb times of 0:26.19 and .\tblete of the Week at RTT for bis Aurota. NY, has been named .\lblete of 0:2635, respectivly; and tbe 400-vaid free- offensive output in two RI T hockey tbe Week. Dowdall was honored for her style relay of Dowdall, Ab Chic k, Debbie victories last weekend. Brown scored impressive performance in tbe C.eorge and Kullbeig in a time of 5:58.10. one goal and added three assists as the lOO-yard butterflv event in which she Botb tbe men and women travel to Tigers defeated defending NCAA set a pool recotcl and cpialified for tbe Niagicra University tomorrow to battle with Division III c hampion Plattsburgb, 9-4. NCAA meet. .She finished with a time tbe Purple Kagles at 1:00. Next weekend the Two nights later. Brown helped RIT of 1:00.72 and shattered tbe RI I pool Tigersbarks travel across town to tbe extend its w inning streak to tbree as be record of 1:00.80. Despite Dowciail s University of Rocbester's sprint invita- was credited with one gaol and tbree first place finishes, RII tell to the tional. — CHRIS MARTIN assists in an 8-5 vic tory over AIC. L'niversitv of Buffalo. 155 101. RI T bead coach Bruce Delventbal I iger coac b Kalbv Robords said the said Brown has excelled on tbe spec ial kev to tbe record time was Dowciail s teams play. "Scott is a great five-on-five start and her determination. "Nancy player, but bis play on the man-down started out quickly, whic h is good," she situation and the power play has been said. ".She really bad her mind set on excellent." Brown currently has five winning and achieving a good time. power play goals and one sbortbanded .She is excited and she should be." goal for tbe season. He leads the Tigers Dowdall. a photo illustration major, in scoring witb 14 goals and 25 assists currently leads tbe team in scoring w ith for 37 points. 1223 points.
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Little R Cyclists— For Sale Avener Bike Training Anyone interested m AVIATION CLUB, (including utilities) for your own room Sean and Mike, Well you got your tab Frame Like New MO* Call 235-0154 call Gary Spence at 427-7879 Prefer someone who is non-smoker, ad this week Satisfied''" Where's mine' Wanted To Buy— Drafting Table 4' high Introductory Flights'' on January 23 at responsible and quiet Call Kim or Lon Double sixes again Mike" Bethie X 5' wide for painting blue print. 10 00am from Bill Law Aviation. at 272-7708. Party Central Residents— Let s make $75<»-$100«' Magnifying Light- »50«> Scoftsville Rd Call for more information Drafting Tools- »35«»-»40<» Please call Snowdate Sunday 1/24 at 10 the rest of this quarter the iDesf New LOIS Schwab at 647-4175 between At the end of this quarter, youTl deserve Year s Eve was greaf Next Part/? Big C's Lost and Found 10 00 am - 2 00 pm only a break Hurry and sign up for CAB s Birthday Woooow ' Love you guys. — Little R For Sale— Alto Saxophone, exc Spring Break Trip to the Bahamas Space Watch Missing. Has two txittons on front condition. «290«' or BO Call Paul. IS limited Call 475-2509 for info (pulse & touch sensor) Engravings on DKE— Just got the tape Always 889 5762 eves Student Directorate will be voting on tvw back & on clip (Gary's Confirmation, I rememt3er the JT concert —J B Resumes— I don t just type them. I proposals [1] to improve office security Cor 6 20) »20<» reward for return Leave Have you ever been out with a girl IMPROVE them' Servicing HIT students by heightening a wall and adding a name and phone for reward x3271 named Spof for 5 years Free pickup and delivery on section of plexiglass, and (2] to lend »75«> CASH REWARD for the return o» Engineering House Security— l want to campus For the best m word funds to WITR to purchase an on-air a Soft Brown Leather Jacket It was commend you on your superb execution processing, resumes, letters, reports, call production console Funds are to be accidentally ptcxed up Friday. Jan 8th of your job I hope we can party again IntelliType. 671 1030 taken out of Roll-over, money left over at Theta Xi It has great sentimental value soon' -5 5 Art Maja. Your Professional Resume— from previous administrations Vofirig will any cooperation will be appreciated take place January 26. 1988 at the Open Hey Little Freshman!— I Love You! — phototypeset m 2 days— *20«'. while you There will be NQ QUESTIQNS ASKED Your Little Nympho wait. *5°o extra A to 2 Typesetting m Board meeting. 6 00pm in the 1829 Thank you for your honesty Call Ray & Kenny— Pool Losers' How about Greece 865 any day 10 00 am to room of the College Alumm Union 475-3923 Of 475-3790 9631 another game You can buy us a case of 10 00 pm Win a FREE trip to the Bahamas for beer and pay our *673** Phone Bill - Camera For Sale— Olympus OM PC. writing the best story that depicts a Lynn & A K Rochester Winter Call 475-2212 for info Psrsonals Vivitar 28 85mm Zoom lens. Sunpak Kristen— I'm sorry atxxit your ring, but Sign Up NOW for CAB s Spring Break Auto 36DX flash. Tamrac Bag. 2 filters REPORTER'S TAB AD Secret Message: my finger's ga a tug ego —Still Swelling, Firm Used only 6 times Call Tod trip to the Bahamas Have the time and *30Cfi° UTBM LFFX TBX FlU UTSJG LFFX Lynn 4422459 tan of your life Call 475 2509 for info Win a FREE trip to the Bahamas for UBIU TJIU FHBTTFN TBX QJ FlU XFQ Delta House Says: We can do anything Pentax Camera— 110 Camera with 3 shooting the best photograph that FEPD J FQPI PQ FQP EBI ZOB we want. WE'RE COLLEGE STUDENTS'" lenses, auto wind, flash attachment FMCVPSU lUJX UJ (UTVK HQJEEJL') Tim (of Delta Tau Chi)- &'>%• S13000 or best offer Call Kalny. day depicts a Rochester Winter Call LPPM SPG FlU SFIUP UFSDFT Probation. I m taking over the house. 475 2883 or eves 427 8228 475-2212 for info FHBnFN T UJ LDBO«-Tab Ad Setter A K Don't Miss LOVE DAY!!! 120 children J.C.— Thanks for rescuing me from my J.D.— Do the pennies mean you go are coming to RIT from 2-4pm. Tuesday. two roommates and especially fa a great H«ip Wanted February 9. 1988 Sign up to be a both ways'' evening I still don't know where you got partner, show what makes RIT great for Lynn Babes: We re stealm' a car and Financial Firm seeks graduating Cassanova. though J K you" Groups or individuals welcome making a road trip to NY city A K students for Professional Sales Career KAO— The Mister Turtle Pool Can Contact Community Services. CAU Shorty: Haven't talked latel/ Thought I'd Opportunity Average earning to «32.000 help to keep you cool' Mezzanine. Room 2278. or phone x6936 say Halo Think we could finish first year Extensive paid training (V/TTY) Brian D — Don't Watch Me" available Call Cynthia James 262 5600 thebottomofthekegga sometime'' A K
28 January 22, 1988 BLOOM COUNTY by Berke Breathed Tina— This is a first attempt Best wishes in Cohland You can do just about anything you set your mind to I just know It You re special' SMILE' - Drakkar Guy Sara: From Florida, Blonde Drives a Ford Taurus'' Hi. From LWB III & A K for the Fire Drill Drive Happy Birthday Beth Flynn! Pseudo-Packer "1: The labs are agamst us but we will win the war' It's not us— It's our "partners'" So. don't give up'" -Pseudo Packer * 2 Pseudo-Packer •2: Don t worry, things will pick up We still have 5 weeks to go Maybe next time we will realize that it is IMPOSSIBLE to have some of the numbers we came up with' —Pseudo- Packer * I The Bestest Roommate— Thanks for always tjemg there for me (except when sleeping), providing a shoulder to cry on and making me laugh (She s stampng her feet again 5 30am (what the heck were you doing'') 95% Peach 5% OJ I hate beer, rememtier'' But it went so fast') Love ya—woman' (Thanks for changing the poster) Dearest Kenneth— Having trouble with cold teef Doesn t take commitment to warm up your feet —Princess Katherine Hey Pres.: Nice pillow, bud You're a great roommate' We definitely need more room for our posters, though" Parly Central Rocks' Brothers Unite" FS My Little Nympho: Hope we heal soon to continue our quest for eye wear Still love that smile batie —Your little freshman
John (No. no. no!)— You re a &''%• idiot" (That's not the word I really wanted, but It's all I can print') I know it You know It Now everytXKly at RIT knows it'" Alex— Be cool —Your friend from Civilization (NYC) TEP-Fellow Pledges— Stay psyched' -Ray To You Delta C &?%* — What a party' —Your loving Pres . Vicster Colby-D— This time was just a warm up Next time it's fire on ice" —Doctor Bob To *14 on the Girls' RIT Hockey Team, from a special friend— See ya at the WEKE X A WRY NOT REAUY WE RHP WATS HECK. games M B PERbPecnve. 005 POCinCAL mKfHT FHRASe ISMEMNINUeiS. THE INHOLe RINT NO OOCe UMPVY CfiN THfNi ANQ t PIPN T MIX IF YOU HAVE YOUR CAKE. KIT ANP 5KIN OFF To All At Colby-D L M B " HI3 CAKE mJP BAT IT, MY AieTAAWR .^ PIP YOU CAN 5nu EAT IF CAPoofft m PouBce June— The mystery person thinks WO irmuT YOUR irO A PEAP UICME. STIFF NEMPYE. GUIDO IS a Geek ARPROW1L TY UfTER Broombaii Grabt>ed Everyone By It- Alpha Phi Omega. It was a great show Let s do more of it —An expectant WellWisher The Great Girl In Baker-D— I understand and care —A guy you happen to know June— This is the mystery person, and my name has many vowels m it Sharon— For a girl whom I have the utmost of respect for. and for whom I stand up when others speak badly of you you sure do put me down a lot' —You know-who Hey Hot Lips— How s life m Illinois'' I hope you re surviving It's txjsy here, txjl things are going well Rememtaer to keep your priorities straight' Love you —The Colorado Indian If you thought about Not tieing a Rat from last week, and are searching for a higher meaning of life, look for guidance from a G d who loves you jonn 3 le — The Torch Bearer
Ian— Gotta love those FORTRAN labs —The Fugitive Hubby, Happy 1 year, well almost' You know I love you. so Tm not gonna say It Instead maaaaa' Dmk WHATS HAPPENING
RIT NOW HAS ITS OWN WHAT S HAPPENING Thur*. NTID Seminar. Visually/Heanng-lmpared Fri. Shabbat Services and Dinner. Interfaith Center. HOTLINE! TO HEAR THE LATEST, UP-TO-THE- Students Meeting the Challenge. " LBJ-3635. 5pm MINUTE INFORMATION ABOUT WHATS 9 10 30am. call Morion Nace. x6860 for more into Sat. The Residence Halls Association presents the 5th HAPPENING ON AND AROUND CAMPUS CALL Thurs. Lunch n Learning Workshop. Effective Time annual "Vegas Night' tonight m theCU Cafeteria. 8pm- 475-5252 (VOICE) OR 475-5454(TTY). THE WHAT S Planning." open to all students, bring your lunch if you'd midnight. call x6655 for more info HAPPENING HOTLINE IS A PRE-RECORDED like. CAU Room M-2. 12-1pm. interpreted Sun. The CU lobby display cases features a Martin MESSAGE THAT IS CHANGED DAILY. Luther King Jr display, and an exhibit t>y students from fall quarter's Narrative Documentation Editorial class (a MEETINGS collective tXKfy of work from personal documentation projects), both on exhibit until January 24 Mon. The Campus Crusade for Christ meets at 8 00 m Sun. Event Registration Deining Session, the Alumni Room of the CU Clark Fil. The Friday Night Filet on WITR-Each week starling Dining Room. 6 30pm call x6650 for more mto Mon. NTID Cross Guttural Club Meeting, location TBA. at 11 00pm WITR features music and interviews with a selected musical group or artist This includes nearly ail 7pm Call Mindy Hopper. x6759(T). x6200(V). for info ot a band s past and present work, interviews, hard to- lUos. Learn more about your student government—the find and unreleased tracks, and allxim and poster Student Directorate meetings are open to the RIT CLUB WATCH giveaways community, tonight. CAU 1829 Room. 6-7pm Fri. Happy Hour at Coco s with hefty drafts for $1 50 until Sat. Reggae Sounds from 4-9pm—WITR s nationally- TUM. The Pre-Law Association is holding a meeting 6pm Free munchies For more info call 424-4531 renowned and longest-running specialty show, hosted today in BIdg 6. room A220. 1-2pm Fri. Happy Hour at El Tonlo's (technically Mon thru Fn.) by Sister Denise. brings you the best in Reggae from all TUo*. Gays. Lesbians, and Friends meet m room M-2. with 75 cent drafts and a taco bar with txjrritos. 4 to 8pm. over the world for a relaxing Saturday afternoon 7pm For further info call 424-4310 Sun. The Boss Beat on WITR The best of sixties Tbes. Center for Imaging Science Seminar. BIdg Fri. Live Music at Idols with the bands Forgotten Rebels music with outrageous boss beat guys Mike. Mick, and 01 2000. 4 30pm and Hungry Artists 88 Liberty Pole Way For more mfo Def 4-6pm call 232-3410 TUes. Rochester Wargamers meet in the CAU cafeteria Sun. WITR s Jazz Sunday from 6-8pm. The Heart from 7-11pm Sat. Live music at Idols with the Boston band C Positive of Jazz with Dennis, from 8-9pm. Laser Alternatives, an and Easy Season 88 Liberty Pole Way For more mfo TUM. Christian Saence College Organization meeting. call 232-3410 entire compact disc show with Rob. from 9pm-12 Interfaith Center Sun Room. 1-2pm. everyone is midnight. Just Jazz (new releases) with Tony, and from welcome Sun. Beat the clock night at Coco's. For more mfo call 12 midnight to 3am. First Minute of the First Day with 424 4531 Jon W»d. Protestant Bible Study and Rec Time for all students. Skalny Room. Lower Interfaith Center. 7pm Mon. PG s has 25 cent drafts and 10 cent wings all night long Wed. Community for Nuclear Awareness—Meetings at 1 00pm. College Union, RITreat (second level) TUee. Laws has $1 25 St Pauh's all night long SPORfS Wed. lUes. At Idols It s WITR night 89 cent Mdson beers and RIT Toastmasters International will meet m the CU Fri. RIT Mens Hockey team plays UCONN Home Alumni Room today, from 4 40-6 00pm. students, staff, well drinks 88 Liberty Pole Way For more info call game Game time 7 30pm faculty and alumni welcome as guests and new 232 3410 Sat. RIT Men s Basketball team plays Nazareth Home memtjers Further information, call J Wood. x2427 Wed. Rumours Nile Club has Jazz Sessions every game Game time 3 00 Every second and fourth Thursday of each month from Wednesday night Call 271-6405 for more mfo Sat. RIT Women's Basketball team plays Union Home 7-9pm. Care-Givers, a support group of the elderly, Wed. El Toritos has Ladies Night tonight Call 424-4310 game Game time 5 00pm meets m the Health Association Carriage House on 973 for more mfo Sat. RIT Women's Hockey team plays Hamilton Home East Ave These meetings are free and open to anyone Thurs. At Mirage it's WRUR Nile Free admission with game Game time 12 15 caring for an older person For more info call the Mental WRUR button $1 50 Molson & Molson Lights all night Health Association at 423 4940 Sat. RIT Men's JV Basketball team plays Nazareth long Home game Game time 1 00pm Thurs. You can hear reggae music every Thursday Sat. RIT Men's Hockey team plays Hamilton Home Night with Sister Denise at RUMOURS. 670 South Ave., game Game time 7 30pm THE MOVIE CLOCK starting at 9 30pm For more into call Rumours at 271 6405 Little Theatre; for show times call 232 4699 Menon of the Spring. Hope and Glory. Whales of August LEQURESSc WORKSHOPS Marketplace Mall; for show times call 272-1470 Fri. Faculty & Staff Noon Hour Health and Wellness Fri.-Thurs. Nuts. Raw, Dirty Dancing. Wall Street. Series. CAU 1829 Room. 12-1pm Call x2065 to register Return of the Living Dead. Plains, Trains and (continued from page 4} Fri. ISC Seminar. Descriptive Statistics, details of Automobiles. Empire of the Sun themselves but many students can force MEAN. FREC. and SUMMARY proceedures in detail " Lowee Theatre at Southtown Plaza; for show times pressure lo be put in tbe school. R.I.T. An example of TABULATE will be given for comparison call 424 4520 purposes, but will not tie covered in class. 10-11:30am. The Couch Trip. Fatal Attraction. Three Men and a receives a considerable amount of federal register by calling x2810 Baby. Throw Momma From The Train. Raw. funding that ibey don't want to lose. Fri. Resume Writing seminar. 11-11 50am Thisseminar The PItteford Triplex; for show times call 586 2900 will give you the tiasic guidelines to develop an effective Broadcast News. Moonstruck. Good Morning resume Sign up to attend this seminar with the Vietnam Christopher G. Martin receptionist at the Office of Co op Education and Fri. and Sat. Talisman Movies. Robocop at 7 15pm. Fourth-year Imaging Science Placement. Building 1. 2nd floor 9 30pm and .11 45pm in Ingle Auditorium Fri. Enrichment Program. Love m any Language." k>« Wed. Talisman Mcvie Bedazzled at 715pm and 9 30pn and arnage panel, with guest speaker Rev Buddy in Ingle Auditorium Corbin. presented t>y Baptist Student Ministries, m Skalny Room. Interfaith Chapel. 7pm. followed by Love and Marriage Workshop on Saturday. 10am For more info contact Sally Taylor Director x2135 RADAR Mon. Faculty & Staff Noon-Hour Health and Wellness Fri. Andrews Dorm/Wiltsie Series. "Heart Disease Risk Factors. " six important (continued from page 8) Sat. Andrews Acad/ Perkins factors contributing to artiosclerotc heart disease interest floors have this type of closeness, Emphasis will be on prevention rather than treatment Sun. Wilisie/Loop Rd as a result of tbeir similar interests and Speaking Or Igor Mihajlov. Medical Director. Student Mon. Perkins/Lowenthal Health Service. CAU 1829 Room. 12-1pm. call x2065 to experiences here at RIT. TUee. Loop Rd/Fairwood register Wed. Lomb Mem/Perkms The RAs and HMs interviewed expect Mon. Lunch n Learning Workshop. "Textmarkmg and Thurt. Wiltsie/Lowenthal to use tbe skills they are learning as floor Notemakmg." open to all students, txing your lunch if you'd like. CAU Room M-2. 12-1pm leaders in tbeir futures. Being an RA/H.M TUM. Permanent Placement Orientation seminar. ETC is enjoyable, but "don't expect it to be all 1111 50am Sign up with the Co op Office receptionist. fun and g-ames," one RA advises. She would Building 01. 2nd floor The city of Rochester is again sponsoring cross country ski lessons this winter Classes are available for Ibos. Lunch n Learning Workshop. Studying Lecture like students hoping to be RA/HMs to take beginning, intermediate and advanced skiers, tx)th Notes, open to all students, bring your lunch if you d children and adults $2500 for adults free for children advantage of tbe opportunities offered, like. CAU Room M-2. 12-1pm (under 18) Register now for classes to begin in January. and to really work at tbe job, because it is Wtd. Faculty & Staff Noon-Hour Health and Wellness 1988 by contacting the Dept of Parks. Recreation & Series. CAU 1829 Room. 12-1pm Call x2065 to register Human Services Communications Office at 428 6900 a good experience. • 30 January 22, t988 You'll hear, for example, about the unified field of all the laws of nature as described by modern physics and by ancient Vedic If you really want science. And about how the TM technique lets you experience the unified field within your own con- to know how to sciousness. And about how that ex- perience, gained regularly, brings you the support of all the improve your grades, laws of nature.
your career, and " \T^7 hen you practice TM, VV you can experience Ihe full range of education—not tli> ll
rransvcnJrnial McUiiaiion is a service mark of the World Plan Pvecuiive Council—Lnilcd Siales. a non-profit Transcendental Meditation educational oriiani/ation Free Wednesday, Januair 27 7:30 p-m. Saturday, January 23 Ch. 8-2 p.ni., Ch. 31 UHF-9:30 a.m. CA.U. Cafeteria Sunday, January'24, Ch. 31 UHF-11:30 p.m. Lecture COLLEGE ACTIVITIES BOARD
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