THE STONY BROOK STATESMAN
State University of New York at Stony Brook Stony Brook, New York
Vol. 39, Nos. 1 - 66
August 28, 1995 - August 12, 1996 NOTES ON ISSUE NUMBERS FOR VOL. 39
No. 12, Oct. 12, 1995, is misnumbered "11"
No. 14, Oct. 19, 1995, is misnumbered "63"
No. 49, March 25, 1996 is misnumbered "50"
2 CampIS Caleldar:Whaat's For the very latest information regarding Opening survival," a group discussion for commuting students. To Locaited in the Football Stadium, 9:00 p.m.- 2:00 a.m. Week Activities, please call 632-6821. This service is be held in-the Bi-level of the Student-Union, 8:00-p.m. - In thie event of rain,- the-movie will be shown in the provided 24 hours a day. 9:00p.m. : Pritchard Gym, Indoor Sports Complex.
Monday, August 28 Tuesday, August 29 Wednesday, August 30
First day of classes. Late registration begins with A plant sale will be held in the Lobby of the Student A plant and pottery sale will be held in the-Lobby of $30- late fee assessed. Union, 10:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.
- carpetPA sale will take place between James and A carpet sale will be held outside the Dining Center Ammann Colleges, Kelly and Roosevelt Quads, and of Kelly Quad, 10:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Tabler Quad. 10:00 a.m.'- 5:00 p.m. There will be a poster sale in the Union Fireside 'On September 3, 1783, the American Revolution There will be -a poster sale in the Union Fireside Lounge, Student Union, from 10:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. came to an end when Great Britain and the Lounge, Student Union, from 10:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. United States signed a peace treaty and a new nation was born. . . The B'nai Brith Hillel Foundation will hold an Open August 30,1856, John Brown, a radical abolitionist, led A plant sale will be held in the Lobby of the Student House and a free pizza lunch in the Humanities Building, a group of anti-slavery men in an attack-on Missourians Union, 10:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. Room -157, from 12:30 p.m. - 2:00 p.m. All are welcome. at Osawatomie, Kan. . September -1,1858, the -first Atlantic cable broke down... September 1,1864, during "USB in a nutshell: Tips for college success and "Opening Week Activities Movie Under the Stars." General Sherman's "March to the Sea," Atlanta fell to the Yankees. September 3, 1940, the United States gave its approval to a plan to sell surplus war material to -GreatBritain and announced a- transfer of 50 overaged destroyers... September 1,1951, a mutual security pact was agreed to and signed by New Zealand, Australia and the United -States. .. August 28,1963, more than 200,000 people attended ademonstration in Washington,. D.C., supporting the demands by black citizens for equal rights; the high point of the demonstration occurred when Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., gave his now-famous "I have a dream. . speech...h. September 3,1976, the-Viking II alit on Utopia Plains on the planet of Mars... August 29,1994, Israel and the Palestine Liberation Organization signed an agreement in which Israel acquiesced to-shift' administrative functions throughout the West Bank to- Serving THE STATE UNIVERSITY At STONY BROOK the Palestinian National Authority, which would assume responsibility for health, welfare?education, tourism and taxation. . . August 30,1994, Martin --Marietta and Lockheed agreed to merge,' creating the largest U.S. * FREE Local Phone Callsl *TREEHealth Club Memb(ership! defense contractor; the new company -was dubbed * NEW Private Jacuzzi- Rooms! * Meeting Rooms! Lockheed Martin. .-.August 31,1994, a cease-fire was declared by the Irish Republican Army, * FREE HBO & CNNI * Non\-Smoking which issued a Floorsl statement that it 'wasnow time to seek a political solution. . Closest Hotel to SUNY * Handicapped Accessible FZoomsl ..August 31,1994, the Prime Minister of Great Britain, John Major, asserted that his government had made no concessions to the IRA.-.. September 3,1994, Russian President Boris Yeltsin and Chinese President Jian Zemin, meeting in Moscow, signed an agreement "The- Value Speaks For Itself" EX PR ESSA pledging to 'reduce the number of troops each had patrolling their nations' common border; additionally, they agreed not to aim their nuclear weapons at -each other. -1995 King FeaturesSynd . O
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Former Congresswoman and The First Woman-Vice Presidential Candidate Speaks At 10th Annual Convocation For Incoming Freshman
Geraldine Ferraro, former Democratic vice presidential candidate, celebrated -her birthday- yesterday as the keynote speaker-at USB's 10th Annual Convocation to welcome incoming freshman. "You young people are among the most valuable resources our nation has," she said in her address. "It is you who will inherit our past and you who will determine its future in the days ahead." Ferraro was introduced by Polity Vice President Nicole Rosner. --University President Shirley Strum Kenny was also on hand. In her speech, Kenny stressed her commitment to University students. "You are paying more and you will not receive less," she said. "That is my commitment and- my commitment is that, in -fact, Geraldine Ferraro strikes a pose as she holds a copy of the book she authored, Changing History, at the you will receive more.. ." University Bookstore yesterday. Ferraro,- in her convocation address, explained that- her mother always quoted adages to her. She recited one: "For want of a nail a shoe was lost, for want of a shoe a horse was lost, for want of a horse a rider was lost, for want of a rider a battle was lost, for want of a battle a country-was lost, and all for the want of a nail." Campus (flexor She compared her life, as a series of small steps, to the adage, citing her scholarship to college as her -CALENDAR, From Page 2 A plant and pottery sale will be held in the Lobby of nail. the Student Union, 10:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. the Student Union, 10:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. At the end-of the ceremony, Ferraro returned to the stage for the presentation of a birthday cake. Her A carpet sale will take place between James and There will be a poster sale in the Union Fireside birthday wish was for four years of happiness for the Ammann Colleges, Kelly and Roosevelt Quads, and Tabler Lounge, Student-Union, from 10:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. incoming freshman. - Quad. 10:00 a.m.- 5:00 p.m. Brooke Donatone contibuted to this story. The B'nai B'rith Hillel Foundation will hold a Wine There will be a poster sale in the Union Fireside and Cheese Reception, Humanities Building, Room 157, Lounge,'-Student Union, from 10:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. 5:00p.m. Commuter Fiesta In the past'few years, commuters have had A "Financial Aid Job Expo" will be held in the Lobby Kaplan GRE prep class for the October exam is being modest welcomes as part of Opening Week of the Indoor Sports Complex, 11:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. held from 6:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. in the Social & Behavioral Activities. But this year, that has changed. Sciences Room S109. Tuition is $795.00 for eleven With the. efforts of Traci Thompson, assistant -There will be an Interfaith Center Welcome Fair at sessions. You may join classes already in session with director of student activities, the- welcome was, the Fine Arts Plaza from 11:30 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. -In the Kaplan's convenient make-up policy. Call 421-2691 for expanded to a full-blown fiesta, held Saturday -event of rain, the Festival will be held at the Fireside more information. outside the University Bookstore. Lounge, Stony Brook Union. The Faculty-Student Association and Center for Womyil's Concerns Open House, Bi-level, Commuter Student Association, the University. Kaplan DAT prep class for the October exam is being Student Union, 6:30 p.m. - 8:30 p.m. Bookstore and the Intramural Departments set up held from 6:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. in the Social & Behavioral tables to provide commuters and resident students Sciences Room N206. Tuition is $ 795.00 for eight The SAB will sponsor Tokyo Joe's Dance Party, with information on the various services available- sessions. You may join classes already in session with, Ballroom, Student Union, 10:00 p.m. - 1:00 a.m. at Stony Brook. The Computer Center and Kaplan's convenient make-up policy. Call 421-2691 for Instructional Computing teamed up to allow more information. Friday, September 1 students to create or revalidate accounts and help them with off-campus access to the campus The UNITI Cultural Street Festival will take place at Last day for students to drop a course without tuition networks. the Fine Arts Plaza from noon - 4:00 p.m. In the event of liability. Also participating were ARAMark, which rain, the Festival will be held at the Fireside Lounge, Stony provided several subs,(which were promptly I( Brook Union. The "Labor Day Weekend Blast." Featured will be consumed by -those in attendance) and the to softball, games, food and entertainment. Athletic Fields, 0 Department of Physical Education, which provided Rugby Meeting in the Unioin, Room 226 at 8 p.m. 2:00 p.m. 6:00 p.m. a volleyball court. Even the Stony Brook Seawolf for information call Marty at 632-2860 or Tom or Ben at o- commuted from its lair to make an appearance at IV 689-7324. i Monday, September 4 the reception. University President Shirley Strum Kelly had The B'nai B'rith Hillel Foundation will hold a Labor Day. Classes not-in session. the honor of picking the raffle.:winners. The barbecue and bonfire with live music between Mendelsohn featured prize was the choice of a Compaq Contura O0 Quad and--the Student Union Buildings at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday, September 6 PC or a Mac Powerbook 150. Other prizes included bu's passes, commuter locker spaces, tickets to "t - C.O.C.A. presents Outbreak. Free admission to all Kaplan LSAT prep class for the October exam is Splish Splash: amusement park and gift certificates. 00-st students. 'Union Auditorium, 7:30 p.m. - 9:30 p.m. being held from 6:30 p.m. - 9:30 p.m. in the Social & According to Warren Wartell, associate director Behavioral Sciences, Room N106. Tuition is $795.00 of marketing and product development; FSA plans UNITI will hold a jam/party in the Ballroom, Student for eleven sessions. Call 421-2691 for more to hold more activities and workshops throughout Union, 10:00 p.m. - 1:00 a.m. information. the academic year for commuters. Having been a Thursday, August 31 commuter himself when he attended Queen's ^0 College, Wartell said he hopes to give commuters CL If you'd like an event to run in Campus more contact with the University, and "improve the "Welcome to the Stony Brook Union Open House." Calendar,contact John at 632-6479 or visit Stony Brook experience for commuters." Guided tours of the-Union will be given. 9:30 a.m. - 3:00 .S Room 057 in the Student Union. p.m. - Jason Yung ,0 -s~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-- I ------
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U ¢ ¢ u uv i A ·i 3 ^E93 \lu Editorial : __:_,_: :-New Faces Need to Break t~he Cycle of Apa thy- 7~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~o . Yesterday, thousands of look good in the building. The as late registration ends and the your body- that doesn't start to souls made their way, to the verdict isn't in on the new rest-of the semester begins. By sag at age 30 - your brain! .This State University of New York at computers-, though. We had the time the first 'round of handy little invention takes the Stony Brook. 'Another school problems during- the- summer midterms has come and gone, worry out of life .(if you let it)! year was upon them.. They trying- to get.,them to do much returning students have done -It slices! arrived in planes, trains, and .of anything. just that-returned to their It'dices! automobiles. They checked in. But there are always grumbling, whining, And, if you act now, you will They found their rooms. They negatives to balance out the complaining -and otherwise receive absolutely free the right to reconnected with old friends positives. One important aspect destructive behavior. form your own opinion! No more and new roommates. Their of the college experience has not. Such behavior is destructive having to agree with the masses college experience had started - changed'- the mood of the for one reason only'- it gets that Stony Brook sucks! Cut your anew. . students. There is still the all- nothing done. Complaiing alone misery -time in half!,. Make A returning student finds encompassing, pervasive will not'accomplish anything in decisions-form ideas inside your -thatmany things have changed. anxiety.. that mutates itself into terms. of improving one's life here own head, be-independent, go out over the summer. Some of the total and complete apathy. as at Stony Brook. It must be on -a limb, learn something - there changes have been for,-the the semesters wear on. followed up by action. It is up-to are literally dozens of uses!. better. Construction of the new, When second-year students you, the students, to make the You get the slicer,- the dicer, student center seems to be finalize plans for graduation most of your lives here. If you your own opinions, and moving along smoothly. The. parties, one can, generally were smart enough-- to get into everything you can do with your bookstore continues to grow. conclude-that students don't college, 'you are certainly smart head for the low, low Long-overdue repairs tosome of price of... enjoy being at USB. It seems enough to find something to- do effort! Put forth effort right now, the dorms have taken place. there is a glimmer of hope in the around here. If you have a bad and receive your very own. .. Team sports are moving to eye of every returning student time here, it is your `fault,_ and brain! But you must act now. Division II. The Administration at the start of each semester. yours alone. And remember, even if you love: building -has added much- Then, as.their collective realities this place, hate it, or couldn't care needed counter space,, tables transform simultaneously,, the For those; of you who haven't less either way, you -should have and 'areas to sit while friends students suddenly "realize" that had the luxury. . . the information at your disposal take care of business. A phone they are at USB-, and by default O' If you are a new student, .to' make decisions concerning has been installed to allow they are not allowed to have a please read this! There is hope your life here at Stony Brook. So :students' to -register. without good time. at this place!. 'You can enjoy be indifferent, happy, angry, lazy, -wasting time on line.. The This "reality check" usually. yourself and- be 'productive at energetic - we ask that you only person who coordinated the new takes place around. the, third school! You can save yourself be: informed. As always, -refuse additions should be commended week. One can see -aadefinitive *from a life of despair! How, you to be ignorant - and'-LET EACH - they were both necessary and attitudinal shift in the students ask? -;By using the one part of BECOME-AWARE! F 'VI ThomasF.E Masse, Editor-In-Chiefsince May of 1994, has resignedhisposition, effective immediately He will have af ull plate'with a paid internship at Newsday for the Fall semester. While under his direction, Thomas instituted a number -of importantchanges, including the entire appearanceand production of the newspaper. But the most importantchange of)all was the level ofprofessionalism andvast amount of computerand journalisticexpertise which made many of theimprovemne itsf possible with a limited ( and sometimes unknowledgeable) staff. While we wish the absolute bestforMr. Masse andG ire pleasedplese he willwil Xremain with us as a ; i-L senior staff writer, his. leadership and talent will be sorely misseAd.. is -~~ IlIRF0K ------::^ - T--» - - - - : w X co - l =s wortny ^ around .-Write sman 0 - EDITOR] CONTRIBUTING S W -~~~ ~ ~ ~~~~~~~~IllI, Sc Managi b.edu Thomas ; must lame, g ber for A lcac ia ers will John Lc 3ed to *aE -3.5" Scs will News E Alexanc 1.%, IC. I Business in a ' '- Frank D Trevor Paul SS Y,* * *wIIIJs,1,.ILL-1909 vCIsuloalU b ,E«B J -4. I yw - ,4 I> This picture depicts which .,of the f persona] .i summer .f I I BBBBBBT^BM?!HSMM^^^^^B BBB^^^^^roMTSiiMcTs^HB^^^^^^B 24 CNN newscaster ztlaawen- 37 Antelope or Frank4 Bad deal from auto - 26 Consa med Monty 38 Bart Simpson's 28 Scull need 5 Concerning mom- 30 Firmament -Comers 41 Prop for Figaro 31 -Sparkle ("Our Town- 44 Gossip 35 Call dibs on locale) 45 Paddock pop 39 Unescorted 7 Occupation 48 Without delay 440Bear hair. I p L : 50 Jazzman's job 42'Actress 9 lI , , tl - ^\aA~l 7 - 10 Stony Brook: Awarded $;5M VGran t Ed. Note: This story originally ran on May, 22. crystal growth to become possible by using "Everyone will be involved; no one can Yakov Shamash, Dean of the College do everything," Prasad added. of Engineering and Applied Sciences, said BY ALEXANDRA CRUZ compounds that, at the present time, are not Statesman Editor able to promote growth. The research will also This research is placing Stony Brook in that this project will bring the University look for ways to grow crystals in larger the role of a research competitor with MIT. closer to accomplishing its goals for The University has received the amounts., "MIT is very famous for crystal growth Engineering 2000. Multidisciplinary University ResearchInitiative The crystals are used to make micro- research. . but this puts us in a league with "In the year-2000, we want to be MURI), a $5 million grantto conduct research electronic equipment, such as microchips, and MIT and we are hoping to surpass them with comparable to MIT and Stanford," involving crystal growth. effect fiber optics, photo-refraction, lasers, this collaboration," Prasad said. Shamash said.. The grant, which is being funded by the sensors and light-wave communication. Department of Defense, is one of\22 grants - This is the first crucial step in making being given this year. Thirty-nine universities electronic devices," Prasad said. he-pPurity . S o. .t and colleges around the country have been of the cystal is highly important; if it is not selected to receive grants, including: pure, the materials made with it will not Ink: Building Hotel Massachusetts Institute of Technology and function properly.. Ed. Note.- This,.story originallyran on June 5.participants. "Faculty were hesitant about Princeton University. The ultimate goal of the research is to BY JOE FRAIOL]HI - - -- bringing their academic organizations to Brook will lead the consortium, that will automatically Stony find a calculation Statesman Staff - - ___ - : the campus," 'said Ann Forkin, director of which is made up of six universities. Research promote-crystal growth. 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I l 12 University Police Denies Allegatiaens assistant -director of University Police officials had no regard for investigation by Statesman staff officers on-duty at any given Anonymous Police for Community Affairs. the safety of the people on revealed that patrols were present time, but'that nothing could be "There is no way we would allow campus. on campus, but that there fewer done to prevent the situation. Caller Claimed this community to be left without "It's absolutely not true at patrols at times than normal. Little said this has only occurred the ability to respond to calls and all, said Little. "Director Young According to Little, one when officers have called in sick No Patrols, No emergencies. We don't just shut has been instrumental in officer is leaving to department or requested emergency leave. down." incorporating many crime- to work- for New York Metro However, he said that response Regard for Within the last two weeks, an prevention programs on campus, 'Police, two retired, and several time to, calls has been normal anonymous person called The and it was Director Young that others are currently, on injury with emergency response Campus Safety Stony Brook Statesman and said really- pushed for arming the compensation. He said that the documented at three minutes or that Richard Young, director of department. He is probably the tifne frame for officers returning less. University Police, had sent home most concerned when it comes to is varied and unpredictable since Young has requested all on-duty officers and the safety of everyone on the injuries are varied and of authorization to hire eight new Ed. Note: This story originally ran eliminated campus patrols. The campus, including the officers.` different degrees. officers. Because of state hiring on June-28. caller said that Young was trying Little admitted that To help alleviate the procedures, the positions will not BY THOMAS F. MASSE to make up for money spent on University Police' has not been decrease in available personnel, be filled in the immediate future. Statesman Staff: __._ : payroll overtime for officers operating to'full capacity, but he Little -said that the four officers .Young remains optimistic that University Police is denying during'the last two semesters. claimed that it was not because that usually 'work in the the positions will be filled and allegations that patrols were ever University Police are using the officers were being sent'home Community' Relations squad the department will be eliminated, that officers were sent summer as a~period to scale down' and had nothing to do with have been placed in the regular operating at full force by the home or that the safety of campus operations since there are fewer payroll or overtime. He said that duty pool. Currently, Little is the beginning.of the fall semester. community members was in people on campus during the the department is staffing eight only full-time member of the At that time, or soon thereafter,- jeopardy. summer, said the caller. fewer officers than normal Community Relations team. the Community Relations team "This is a 24-hour, 365-day The caller also said that operations. Little also admitted that will be restored 'to its regular operation," said Doug Little, Young 'and 'other University An 'independent, informal there have been as few as three capacity, also. ' Task; Forces Reports Made Publi c Ed. Note: This story originally ran on July 17. consultants and generated better than then-recently completed Middle States Opportunity,? 72, the most of any report, BY THOMAS F. MASSE 270 pages of text for the reports. ,Review accredidation process- as one were submitted by the task force on Statesman Staff The task forces were organized by signal as a necessity of'the project. "Celebrating Diversity and Building The' University President' s University President Shirley Strum Five of the task force reports; fell Commonalities." The,- task force on administration reached its first major Kenny as one of her early intq the 11 to 15 page, range (See table "Facilities" submitted 71 pages, but-the milestone by making public the findings administration promises to improve the on this page). One each came it at 20- appendicies of the report were not of the nine task'forces charged to chart quality of education and campus life at plus and 30-plus pages, and two reports issued. The appendicies are available for. the institutions direction for the next five Stony Brook. The -forces were put in were more than 70,pages. Of the 269 consultation in the Office of the years. place soon after the presidents pages of text, not including cover pages, President. The nearly 200 members of the task convocation address in late September issued by Gary Matthews of the Office. 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Task Forces - with the assumption that "True diversity recommendation will run into the millions The committee reached four major TASK, From Page 12 implies a pluralistic campus, one that of dollars. conclusions as follows: "Undertake provides students, faculty, and staff the The just-as-extensive "Facilities" massive efforts for maintenance and repair Community" task force's report's opportunities to learn about, respect, and report is focused on three major themes: of all buildings and halls.... Make preface, "a sizable-'infrastructure' for appreciate each other's cultures and Undergraduates at a research university, repommeded administrative and structural the building a sense of community ... backgrounds." The group also suggested Budgetary austerity, and User friendliness. efforts to. address technology. lag, with does exist but is not well-utilized." The that "The University at Stony Brook has Professor James Rubin, chair of the stress on access and efficiency gains in task force, chaired-by Professor'Susan a strong foundation on which to build a task force, wrote that five areas were student services, administration, O'Leary, notes in the -preface that it diverse campus." identified by the group as major areas of classrooms, and teaching. Use focused more on the undergraduate The force's report included a number concern, among which are Student Life scheduling Phase I and II construction of Student population because "undergraduate of appendices that documented a summary and Services, Classrooms and Study Activities Center. and certain select students sometimes become graduate of likely costs, a timeline for Space, Parking and Transportation, renovations to improve the sense of place students, faculty, and staff and always implementation, the "Senate Ad Hoc Information Infrastructure, and Aesthetics along the main Academic Mall, while become alumni." The force'also Committee on the Nature of a Multicultural and "TIser Friendliness." consolidating student service in the old emphasized We-t-Campus, claiming that Campus: Final Report," a list of cultural and In addressing these areas, the group Union ... -:with no other new building- including East Campus in the short-term special interest student clubs and identified three recurring roadblocks to construction for the forseeable future. would be unfeasible in terms of cost and organizations, a blueprint for Affirmative each, those being Appearance and Increase commuter student parking nearer effectiveness. Action hiring and faculty diversity on the maintenance, Technology lag, and Sense to the academic core, in order to decrease The committee rated the impact and west campus, and three articles - one each of Community. Referencing the latter of traffic circulation and dependence on cost on a scale of low to moderate to from SUNY-Albany, UCal-Davis, and U. the three, Rubin wrote, "The Stony Brook campus-provided transportation, which high on 23 recommended projects in South Carolina - that demonsrate the campus is in a sorry state of disrepair." should be made free of charge." O Communications, Welcome, Shared "Principles of Community." He pointed to a 1994 report of the Campus Experiences, Giving, and Physical Symbols/Monuments. The listing of projects is followed by - vague descriptions, without any -real detailed planning, of each. An appendix of 17 additional strategies follows the main text. The plans are listed with no description and are all classified as low impact. The "Campus Life" Task Force, chaired by Carmen Vasquez, focused on 10 items,, with five subcommittees attacking two groups each. The groups main targets were Undergraduate and Graduate Residential Life, Commuter Student Life, Faculty and Staff Life, First Year Experience, Campus Services, Safety, Facilities, Communication, and the Seven-Day Campus. The preface to the committee's report defined the drive for the members. "The spirit of community must be measured not by the 'length' of time on campus but the quality o- caring.:... if [services] are arranged te serve the need of the students, not the system." The task force- reviewed current initiatives, -including the'forthcomin' Student Activity Center, the Residence Hall Revitalization Program, Athletics and the proposed Student Developmen and Services Center. The task force also identifies dozens of possible future initiatives i] the categories of academia improvements, facilities, food service facilities,- residence hall facilities facilities/grounds/safety, facility/safet3 communication/information system- M programs/activities, and services. m The "Celebrating Diversity an 0) Building Commonalities" task force c 23 members and 37 consultant Is produced an extensive and highl 'w detailed' map of its recommendations f< 4o 0 the next five years. Its six major priori vr areas are Communicate diversity as a institutional priority, Diversify the woi I~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~ ~~ ~~ ~~ ~~ ~~ ~~ ~~ ~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~tR force and student body, Upgrac MAKETHE MOST :O;F YOUR;~ft international programs,.Revitalize t1 .I curriculum, Continue to encouraj Iv IF.lr-4 TV-14A F'V P. diversity in co-curricular activities, at -Ensure accountability for implementi] Be among the first 200 people to stop in the Main Lobby : o of the Student Union and you'll receive a; FREE copy of- the Times t Monday, August 28 / Tuesday, August 29 /Wednesday, August 30 9A.M.to3P.M. toi Call 516-632-2152 for more information. ,00 )--A \o -~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ U0'IC 14 Bill in Congress Threatens Federal Aid::ToColle hge cut off federal 'funding to grants, a-large portion of -'releases in mid-July. Cornelius regulatory. confusion on institutions of -,higher which is federal money.. -J.'' Pings, president of the college campuses and it would. Educators- education that provide- Kenny also. said- that the- Association of: American. interfere with what colleges funding. to organizations that amendment may affect all form Universities ,wrote. to believe is an important. and Nationwide Line engage in lobbying or try to of government moneys, Congressman David'Obey. valuable. part of the U.. .. k. . ,influence public opinion or including . NIH research "Our member colleges and educational experience.. :tp Against .political campaigns. (For contracts, federal student loans, universities oppose any version Polity attorney Leonard' text of aeendmenta t, see and grants such'as Pell Grants. :-of this amendment,? he wrote. Shapiro: is less p'essimitstic Impositions On insert.) ...... Groups that could be' "'6We believe the amendment about the situation. .Shapiro "This is a very,. very. categorized as falling under would ' restrict the '.-"free- said -he believes the exception Freedom of.. :.'da'ngerous piece :of ..the amendment include -the exchange of ideas that is. in 'the amendment should, 'legislation," University NYPIRG, SASU, USS'A,-thei fundamental - to the exempt Polity -from the :-Speech, : President Shirley Strum College Republicans, educational experience of restrictions-of the amendment. Kenny said. "It threatens the religious organizations, students on our campuses... He said that grodis~ like USSA Academic ideals of the'university and it women's- organizations Moreover, we believe the that are related,directly to, must be' stopped," 'minority organizatios, amendment would be' academic pursuit and support Freedom Kenny said that at, this newspapers, and others. impossible to administer and -likely will not be subjectto the point it is unclearwhat Istook -In,essence, according to raises the specter of university amendment.' ' is trying to accomplish with- ,Kenny, -if Stony Brook *administrators policing and "I don't- think this-could the amendment.. On the collected moneys and Polity censoring student meetings." impact on Polity or the school Ed Note: This story originally ran- :surface, it appears that Istook gave them to any of the above The, American at all," Shapiro said. "I think referringnto funding from groups- Stony Brook could be Association of Un.iversity if [the amendment] is passed on July 31. is and Po-lity does what it's .the federal government. If a -without tens-of millions of Professors and the American BY THOMAS F.MASSE' university collects funds in. research dollars and students Council on Education (ACE) supposed to do and refrains Statesman Staff - -:- almost any manner and those could be without loans and. also, responded nationally to 'from doing what it shouldn't With the SUNY/CUNY founds are distributed 'to grants. the issue. The ACE's letter to do, it won't make a hill of. . system still reeling from the:' political organizations or The' amendment has Representative Henry.Bonilla beans'worth of difference."', impact of the recent New groups that fry to influence 'received little to no is. a- response to' the- Congress is: scheduled to York budgetlfight,' the' U.S. . public opinion,'? all federal mainstream publicity, but the congressman's- request to the ---vote o~n---.the -bill and Congress is poised todeliver- ' funding will1 be cut. froom higher education community group ::for possible reaction amendment Tuesday.,. Kenny- those institutions. another devastating blow. ..'has circulated the text rapidly from colleges and universities said that it's not too late to Representative Ernest J. Such an amendment in recent weeks and reaction to. the, amendment. In. the act. "Certainly everybody can Istook (R-Okla.), proposed-. could be crippling to Stony has been swift. letter, Terry W. 'Hartle, vice flood their [congressmen s] president of ACE, wrote, "-Ithe an amendment to a Labor,, "-Brook. Kenny said that Education -groups around office with phone calls,-faxes Services,-. Stony -Brook receives more the nation began sending amendment would create a and..- e-mail --Monday and Health and, Human TuieIsday," -hesaid. 0 El'R- and Education bill t-hat wil1 than $100 million in research letters and- issu/ing press great deal of paperwork and Tshe a sid 0 Crime Stop~pers :0Elects New Chair from ..,any extension,. .crime on campus are -Ed. Note: This story originally this service," said Masse.' said'_ ran on July 17- '-My top.priority is getting phone. is:-333. getting caught," the word out. However.,.-. ' if Masse. "When that -BYAPRIL McKENZiE According toMasse,- someone witnesses a happens, you'll seeH a lot Special to The Statesman the committee is looking, crime and cannot call less crime on and arousd ,-The Stony -Brook f-or -individuals from immediately, or learns campus." Crime Stoppers different segments of the information of a crime' Masse said that Crime Stoppers 'will handle any. Committee -recently campus community--to after it has happened, the elected, a new chairman, join' the. organization. person can call 632- crime, from 'graffiti to and assistant chairman.- "The more TIPS.- The call-; is stolen bicycles toffelonies. The committee is Thomas Masse, representatives we have transferred to an off- editor of The Stony Brook from different groups on campus. phone line and targeting media outlets on Statesman,-was elected campus, the better we will the caller can give the. campus and across Suffolk unanimously and will be able to spread- the, i n f o r m a t -i o n County.- The committee is. replace outgoing chair, word," Masse said. anonymously. a subdivision-of the.Suffolk Martin Rodriguez, who "Anyone, interested in The person receiving County Crime Stoppers -graduated in May. Scott deterring,- crime on the information will give Program. Law,, assi'stant- to the'.." -campus.should give us a. the caller a code number, Anyone witnessing a director for security and ~call-.":-' : -. ;. . -which the caller should crime inw progress is safety ,',of ,--campus' Crime Stoppers is a write down, and ask the- encouraged to call 333 on seesiden ces, was program that encourages caller to. call -again in a campus. Anyone with appointed assistant to-the crime prevention through few days. If 'the information on a crime that chair. community involvement. information leads to an. 'has already. occurred is. - Our primary job is A-witness to a crime' is arrest - not a conviction requested to callI632-TIPS.. WIto educate the community encouraged to call local - the caller- will receive Anyone interested in about the' function of .:.:police immediately when another code number and serving on the Stony Brook 00, Crime'.Stoppers and to '-a crime is in -progress. a location.: The caller Crime Stoppers committee +.A should call Masse at The W -encdrage people to. use. -The number on campus will can go the location,'- ::-l 1 ' * .. :'' ; : : ; ' -. -^ : :; -7 . I give the code wumbers,' Stony Brook Statesman at and .receive- a cash 632-6479, or Doug Little, reward for up to $1,000. assistant director' of "The- :prevention -Universi-ty- Police for comes in when criminals Community- Relations, at AX tWAKE:UP ALLS . see that those-committing 632-7786. * DANDn Tr-- R - *- :. .: . 0 *t - ... -- * f ^1 ^^ V t -t EL * ** - * - o-gRN4\:-:I -;:f:~ NDERS0-I * g -- 24 HOURS PER DAY. 07 SPERWEEKf -GRAND::OPENING!: -- :- ^00; ;- 75R PER CALL-- - eta t teauySpaInc." ffi S;--PERSONAL COMMUNICATIONS 716Rt 25A, E. Setauket § i- - : - 0 :-:ASSISTANCE INC. a-- -10% Off with:USB or SCC : 751-2612 it-L student or employee ID |VISA|MA|AME|'DISC| -? sI68(9- 17530 FM s516i8b - J*f .v8i VIS AME DIst**~ ,,=\ .., . .'-.^ . . « g. ;.. t o Ti*-.. l '^ . <* * ' w w I 15 Broken Seal Causes Chiller Malfunction throughout stairwells,. the Commuter two chillers cool water -that then flows The chiller -that broke- down was, Lounge and offices in the basement. through pipes and tunnels-that run scheduled to be overhauled later on-this Ed Quinn, the Union's building -West Campus Loses underground around campus. Air is then year. Alisaid this was the only remaining manager, attributed the growth of the mold sucked from the water and blown into the chiller to be overhauled,. and he was -tothe air conditioning. "We just happen Air Conditioning For buildingsiby fans. waiting for the budget from Albany to get a basement that collects water and Since one of the chillers went down, the okay. to have since it [theair conditioning]broke down, Almost 2 Weeks a backup chiller-of 1000 tons was being "It didn't just happen because we had there was a lot of moisture in the air used along with the other working chiller. a power outage.. .itwas just atime when the mold to grow," Quinn said. "Wehad one 4500 ton chiller on line the seal failed,"Ali said. "This is the last causing Ed. Note:.This story originally ran on August 14. Quinn also said that the moldcould all the time and a.1000 ton electric chiller machine we wanted to overhaul." not be cleaned up until the air conditioning on line. So we were providing 5500 tons East campus has its own pair of chillers BY ALEXANDRA CRUZ systemwas.working again. of air conditioning to-the campus during- -anddid- not experience any .problems. Statesman Editor Ali,from the physical plant, said that all that time," Ali,said. "But it was very Warren Randall, the, building The air conditioning system is the mold was not dueto the problems-with hot and humid." manager for Administration, Harriman running back to normal on. the West air conditioning. Ali -saidthat, it was The chilled water is normally 45 to Hall and.Humanities reported that there the Campus, giving relief to the uncomfortable - due to food that was left and not cleaned 46 degrees Fahrenheit, but since one of the were no problems in any of, those conditions that were experienced last up. "That's a totally different problem," 4500 ton chillers was not working, the buildings relating to the air conditioning. month. The Student Union, however, xAli said. "It had nothing to do with the air cause of the breakdown in one of temperature of the chilled water rose to The suffered from a bad case of mold conditioning." E the chillers that are used to provide air about 55 degrees. Ali said that conditioning to the buildings on the west temperatures in the buildings was campus was caused by a lightning storm maintained between 76 and 78 degrees, on July 18, officials said. The storm caused which "is not bad,"he said. of MUSS Student Kilsled;- a power outage and, in turn, caused an oil Carrier.Company, the.manufacturer the seal to break and the chiller to malfunction. the chillers, was chosen to repair "At that time [when the storm chillers. Repair began on the outer oil seal occurred], both chillers were on line and on July 25 and was completed the next day. Hit By Car Near Home still one of'the chillers . .went down because When it was tested, the seal was Ed. Note:.This story originally ran on-August 14., - leaking oil. Carrier began replacement of and said that it was dark of no power," said Masoon Ali, director The University lost its fourth driving the car the inner oil seal, working 24 hour days not see Rotzman. Witnesses told of the West Physical Plant. student in less than -a year last and he did :'throughout the weekend of July 29, and that Stein did not-appear to be The air conditioning system is run by Tuesday. police had the chiller working again by the speeding. two 4500 ton giant chillers, which are J -a s o n evening of Monday, July 31. tzmlain wsa located in the West- Physical Plant. These Rotzman, 20, of taken to Good Babylon, was Samaritan Hospital in SummerArsonStrikes skateboarding West Islip where he Summer:Arson Strikes~~~near. his home was pronounced dead July 31. when the. Ed. Note: This storyoriginally ran oh laze engulfed all the furniture at - 12:32 a.m. Theb a c c i de- n t: BY JOE EFRAIOLI - - damaged the bathroom Wednesday. - in the suitteoand has p p e n e d . -StatesmanStaff- . - _.- bedrooms of the room. Rotzman was born and all tohree Accordin'g to furniture and- raised in Babylon A fire -causing. .$4,000 -in damage, "There iss smoke damage, Newsday, Rotzman damage to where he also attended broke out in an unoccupied suite in Kelly damage ai,nd minor structural riding a was high school. He played Quad last Tuesday, according to the room, "said Little. - skateboard being still. not on the lacrosse, University Police. Univ ersity Police has towed by a friend that the fire wrestling and soccer The fire, which started at about 1:35 ruled out their first belief on a motorized by a cigarette teams while in high a.m. in Suite 222 of Hamilton College, may havee.been caused -skateboard. in the area. I I school. was extinguisheddby the. Stony Brook from a p)erson working The Heskateboard.onpair -was Jason Hooieman, is asked to Rotzman would have Fire Department, .according to Doug -Anyone with-information- traveling south on. 333 or the been a junior this year. He played attack/ Little, assistant director of University call Uniiversity Police at the northbound side of Deer Park Ave. at Stoppers at 2- midfield for Stony Brook"s Division I Police for community relations. Stony Birook Crime about 11:15 p.m. Tuesday. Rotzman was and lacrosse team. 'The fire is currently classified as TIPS wh(ere the call is anonymous not following directly behind his friend, detectives Rotzman transferred to Stony.Brook an arson," said Little. "The Suffolk confidenItial. "University Toby Smith, 20, also of Babylon, when a- and will take- Alfred University. 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Among these is the Metropolitan for tourists, but a major-resource for Techniques will be described on how is Museum of Art, housing collections the city, not only aesthetically, but authenticity of a work by an artist which include more than two million financially," said William H. Leurs, determined. The' exhibit will feature' works of art, spanning 5,000 years of President of The Met. audio graphs and x-rays.' Paintings world culture, from pre-history to the Art works in the museum that have, been identified as being will present and from every part of the world. range from Egyptian art, South and done by students of'Rembrandt Twelve new exhibits are scheduled Southeast Asian art, medieval also be on display. The exhibit will 7, 1996. to open this fall. renaissance, Impressionist, Post- run through January 1975- The Met, as it is frequently called, Impressionist, American HowardHodgin: Paintings November 2. The- was founded in 18720 by a group of decorative,- primitive drawings, 1995 will open on about 45 paintings. businessmen and financiers, as well as photography and musical exhibit will contain painter who many leading artists and thinkers of the day. instruments. he museum is tilled by the British to-be one of the most Their goal. was to bring art to; the with many different styles and consider the past 20 years. American people as well as educate them. tastes, trying to offer something for important artists over The Met began with only 174 paintings everyone. Also featured will be never-seen-before will and included works by Hals and Van This fall, the Museum plans to paintings of the artist. The exhibit run through January 28, 1996.' Dyck. open twelve new exhibitions that Annual Christmas Tree and; The Met's collection began to grow include works by Goya, John Neapolitan-Baroque Creche will -be and continued throughout the 19th Singleton Copley, Howard .on display on' November 30. A century. It was not until the 20th century, Hodgkin and Rembrandt. n _ I_ * _ no» - - I -- tradition in its 28th Ycar, this exhibit however, that'The Met began to acquire ,woras in rtougnsnares. The Metropolitan Museum of Art run through January 7. works that would lead it to where it is Military Dress and the- Civilian will Admission to the museum is $7 today. Wardrobe is set to open on. September 7 $3.50 suggested for In 1880, The-Met moved to its current and will include trench coats, aviator' subject to'true authorship will also be suggested for adults, senior citizens, children site on Fifth Avenue and Central Park. jackets, peacoats, fatigues and sailor pants included in the exhibit. It will run through students and are admitted. free. The Met is Over the years, it has had many additions and how they- became a continuous December 31. under -12 on Mondays; hours Tuesday connected to the original structure. The resource for adaptations in civilian dress. John Singleton Copley in America closed Thursday are 9:30,a.m. to 5:15 facade that faces Fifth Avenue' was-- It will be on exhibit in the The Costume will. open on September 26 and will through and Saturday, 9:30 a.m. to completed in -1926. Institute. display.Copley's&,triumphant ccareer in p.m.; Friday tours, gallery-talks The Met drew more than 4.6 million Goya in The Metropolitan Museum Colonial America, circa 1753-74. It will 8:45-p.m. Walking are free with admission. For visitors last year, an unprecedented of Art will open on September 12. It will include more than 60 of Copley's and lectures information on The Met call.(212) number. Nearly one million of those came feature more Ithan 250 paintings, drawings paintings, pastels and miniatures. The- more from foreign countries. Out-of-town and prints by Goya. Paintings that remain exhibit will run through'January 7, 1996. 535 - 7710.. Classic Cars:Raise :Cas-h for S;EP'D \ BY THOMAS F. MASSE work "diligently" in February. It wasn't long Despite the melancholy circumstances, strutted on the backseat headrests. Statesman Staff - : __: before they booked seven oldies groups, neither the misfortune nor the humidity Across from the Belair, David Doerrlamm <- "You can look, but please don't'touch including Back in Time, Time and Time could dampen spirits on the sunny Sunday parked his '64.Chevy Impala. The red-on-black front of its | my-Willys." Again, and Jimmy Elvis. Then local of the show. Besides the '41 Willys, dozens Chevy had eight trophies sitting in ooW It's not something you hear everyday, businesses lined up to support the cause., of rare and specialty vehicles were on polished chrome bumper. Huge, red fuzzy -dice - Then again, it's not everyday you get to see The planning continued smoothly display. The oldest car on'the lot was a green hung from the rearview mirror and plastic reds ': a 1941 Willys Legend 6. through April, but then Randy: Berstein, and black '26 Ford. With its red-spoke rims dice topped the door locks and tire inflation:.. S' by.The peach-painted and upholstered Bob's wife, died of -a massive heart attack and more-classic-than-classic design, it nozzles. On the dash, a small plate announced, , Willys showed 852 miles on the odometer, in May. stood out from the younger '30's cars that "Get in Sit down Shutup & Hold on." $ and it sported a "look, don't touch" sticker According to Hornef, the loss of Randy surrounded it. .It's. a great family thing," said ' as did many of the nearly 400 vehicles was the "reason [the show] became such a A pair of '59 silver Buicks hunkered Ronkonkoma's Doerrlamm about rebuilding; .entered in the first Randy Berstein Memorial -burning-desire." The LGCC and SEPTA next to each other at'the lot's entrance. "His": .the Impala. "It's something for all of us to. . SEPTA Car Show held at Sachem High rededicated the -event as the First Annual and "Her" placards in the rear windows; 4do together.'" He, his wife Debbie, and his -School North intLake Ronkonkoma.' Randy Berstein SEPTA Classic Car Show. announced that the duo was owned by- son David Jr. have worked on the project, . = .' The Long Island Late Great Chevys "She was known as 'Mom,'"' Hornef said. another pair. Fat' whitewalls, fantails -and- for seven years. g Club'(LGCC) organized the July 30 "The mother of SEPTA." American flags, on the antennae also An-aviation fueler atKennedy Airport, 'fundraiser for Sachem SEPTA (Special When the-word of landy's death spread whisked classic car fans back to a time of the43-year-old Doerrlamm said that he often f Education Parent Teacher Association). to the SEPTA and classic car community, better days and better cars. had to take a second job to finance the i . .'' "When we started on -it in December, classic car clubs such as Still Cruisin', Long Candy apple red was the color of the scheme. "Sometimes. it gets so frustrating A: we wanted it to be something never seen Island Dreamboats, Mystery Cruisers and day. A '58 Chevy Belair Sports Coupe with you want to quit," he said. Doerrlamm said § before on Long Island," said Jim Hornef, a Lost in the '50's, began flooding the was among the dozens of cars that color, he spent an entire two-week vacation to work A, spokesman for' the LGCC. "We feel that;. organizers with entries, each at 50 percent ,including the gratuitous Corvettes. -The on the two.doors. "[Debbie] had to-pry my I,. -we've accomplished that much." more than the entry fee. coupe had -windows painted with'pictures fingers off the paint bar and message them." § ' .Hornef said that Buddy Schneider, Hornef said he is confident that LGCC of drive-in waitresses and the phrase, Doerrlamm -paged through the photo Q president of the LGCC, contacted SEPTA's and SEPTA met their goal of.raising $5,000. "'AmericanGraffiti." Red script on the front. albumtthatsat nexttothetrophies. He made A co-president,.BobW Berstein, with the idea "If we didn't, it'll make us work that much headrests announced the make and model late-last- year, and the two groups began to harder next year," he said.' of the car, while- caricatured waitresses- See CAR, Page 21 19 Jc~nes Beach Summer Concerts Under The: Star:s BY JOVANNA DUVAL LITTLE "You're the FirA.t, the Last, My sings, composes, plays piano and, passed since she released her first hit Special to The Statesman Everything" and "Never Never Gonna conducts. Barry White also possesses a record, her voice is -still powerful. She .~~~~ ~ ~ ~ u Give Ya Up." special rapport with his audience that I 60onCW,:t ReEUtEW. !23a'y (WritF, proved this in her rendition of "Don't Cry Two dancers in life-size champagne have never seen before.- for me Argentina" from the broadway On July 16, Barry White, AKA "The glasses were, part of the choreography Throughout the concert, admirers show "Evita." Maestro of Love," opened the Icon World during his performance of the 1977 hit presented him with roses as he bent to After several costume and set Tour at Jones Beach (to promote his latest "It's Ecstasy," and an elaborate dance shake hand after hand. changes she. performed a blues release entitled "The Icon is Love") with routine also accompanied "Come On," a White then reciprocated his gratitude repertoire including "The Man I "The Time is Right" With his trademark track from "The Icon is Love." by dedicating Billy Joel's" Just the Way Love," "I Got it Bad and That Ain't silk handkerchief in hand, he was However, the highlight of the evening You Are" to his captive audience. After Good," and "Some of These Days." accompanied by the more than twenty occurred when The Maestro brought the an hour and a half of music under the stars, The tempo then took on a more piece. Love Unlimited Orchestra, four audience to their feet as he turned to the evening ended with his latest hit single energetic beat as she sang "Spring beautiful.dancers and several back-up conduct his Love Unlimited Orchestra as "Practice What You Preach." Affair," and two duets: "Heaven singers. they performed "Love's Theme." Barry White is the voice of love-and Knows" with her husband, and The crowd applauded and sang along Barry White has a unique baritone if you believe in love,- you can't get "Enough is Eno ugh" -with her sister as he performed past hits including "Can't voice and charm that no other can match. enough of Barry White. singing Barbra Streisand's part. Get Enough of Your Love, Babe," He is a multi-talented performer who The audience, which ranged from . Conclet JDonna 4Summez teens to baby boomers, were on their feet -~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~--- CR£U£w dancing and singing along with the Top Video Rentals' On July 20, Donna Summer, the, familiar lyrics to "She Works Hard for the 1. Dumb And Dumber "Disco Diva," began the evening with a Money," "I Feel Love," "Bad Girls" and 2. Star Trek Generations string of her hits including "Dim All the "Hot Stuff." 3. Disclosure Lights," " On the Radio," " MacArthur Predictably, Summer ended the 4. Nell Park" and "This Time I Know It's for. evening with "Last Dance." At forty- 5. Boys On The Side Real." seven years old, Donna Summer still gives Although more than twenty years has 6. Interview Wifh The Vampire From B a good show. - 7. Murder'InThe First 8. LQ.; 9. Ready To Wear to The- Beatles 10. Legends Of The Fall Inbreds Combine- Many Influences for Unique Sound 11. Junior CvutitC <£i£(: -nbimd: - -ombinatoiL 12. The Shawshank Redemption 13. Houseguest 14. Before Sunrise H^I^HBI^^--B----- 15. 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The lyrics are smarter, or maybe they're just away on a set -of homemade drums made from buckets and empty serious while the muic remains light. better prepared. The Princeton fertilizer bags. The song, "LinA" contrasts the Review is the nation's-fastest Mike-and Dave met in the tenth serious lyrics of "She's Acting." "Link" growing GRE course. And for grade and instantly became friends contains fun-loving lyrics of a smiling guy, a dog and a child. This -song'slyrics good reason. when they discovered their mutual passion for music. reveal the Beatles' influence, complete About five years later, while with a few "Ohh, Ohh.'s." We keep our classes small (8 to attending Queen's University in The Inbreds also use a twist of 15 students) so you're Kingston, Ontario, Mike and Dave philosophy-in their lyrics. The song guaranteed plenty of personal formed their "Don't Try so Hard," contains lyrics. attention. 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While waiting. for LOVING: Ava told WORLD: Ryan found a- Austin to get to the Alex why she went to' letter from Spencer to abortion clinic' in time to Dunellen. Later, Alex was GUIDING LIGHT 10 a.m., at least in the huge Justine. Nurse'Braun lied stop the procedure, Sami stunned to learn of another could be in trouble if CBS New York market, and to Justine that Rachel was took a "relaxing" pill that mysterious death. Neal insists on moving the eventually making similar dead. Jake came face to knocked her out instead. moved into Kate's house. venerable series to the time shifts in other parts of face with Matt. Michael Jennifer was trapped in the Later, he tried to hide the proverbial' graveyard for the country. 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After fobir years of work, he is original color was turquoise, but had been that "Lead East" is loosely-defined asa three- the album as a chronology of the '*rnae-off' waiting on two pieces of trim to complete the painted white before he bought it for $3,200. day. weekend show consisting of: 3,000 or restoration, a process in which the body is taken project Skuba looked at his license plate, 23965AD, more-cars. off the fiame and vehicle is built from the finme "I built it more for Thursday night and estimated the restoration cost. He chuckled. Hornef grinned broadly, happy that he and up. He opened the driver's-side door and cruises," said the Miller Place resident and "About $23,965 and almost divocd," he said. his colleagues now were committed to produce pointed inside at the immaculate interior. 'It's owner of SBG Automotive in Stony Brook As the sun began its slow descent theimpibble. His smile faltered slighdy when perfect," he said. "I at's what you get when, "No. matter how nice new cars are, they're toward the visitors' lot,.the LGCC's Hornef he remembered next time they'll be short one you takeit all apart " like everything else on the road. I always had said that next year's show is already in the teammate: Randy Berstein. Such attention to detail was obvious in to have something different, and this is about planning stage. He said it will be bigger than 'It' Utakeeverypersonheretodothethings many of vehicles on the lo particularlybhe John as different as you can get" this year, and then he made a prediction.- she did in her time," he said. 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The best track on the a] rum LIS A ai uuI a ifaction.- well, It sounds iThrough the Electric Grapevine." This Ed. Note: This story originally ran.on June 5. not, it is evident that these guys have intelligent anyway. foot stomping song gives you that 'talent. BY J. DEREK RUGOLO The first single from the album, exhilarating, but -somewhat queasy feeling Just listen to the energetic bass solo Statesman Staff - - "Wynonna's Big Brown Beaver," is about you get after spinning in a circle for two at the beginning of the first song, as subtle as- a train wreck. The upbeat minutes. Why does Tales From the Punchbowl, the fifth one do it? There's-one "Professor Nutbutter's House of Treats" drumming by simple reason; it's fun. album from Primus, the skilled San and hear how Claypool narrowly avoids Tim Alexander and thumping bassline With "Electric Grapevine," Francisco Bay area trio, is an -exciting and the band has giving himself carpal tunnel syndrome. keep -the song chugging along like a car produced its best inventive collection of songs. song since it's 1991 hit, "Jerry Perhaps-a two minute bass solo could with one flat tire. Was a Race Car Driver," The album will surely. please any from the gold-selling be considered a bit arrogant- for some "Glass Sandwich" has a lopsided Sailing the Seas of Cheese album. Primus fan; while those who have not heard bassists, but Claypool has immense skill sound to it, which brings an image of a Sit back, relax Primus before-, may find the band's laid' and enjoy this one, and energy, and isn't shy about showing dark, demented circus-to mind, with folks, because for a second back, punchy style of songwriting you might think off a little. And why not? If you've got it, Claypool being the equally fiendish Primus has come of age. somewhat awkward -and lopsided. And'you know, I use it. ringmaster. think they may already This is exactly what Primus is trying have. They just The lyrics on the album are "Del Davis Tree Farm" is a good, don't want us to know it to Ido: create a relaxed partygoing yet. sometimes humorous, sometimes goofy, catchy song which shows off the band's Either way, take a big swig- atmosphere. But don't let them fool you. from the and dare I say it, sometimes downright musical attributes, including guitarist Larry punchbowl and get intoxicated Lead singer/bass player Les Claypool on this new intelligent. Take these lyrics from -Lalonde, who embellishes the rhythm album. is arguably Primus has plenty of tales to tell. one of the best 'bass players "(Theme From) Hellbound 17 1/2,": section, and at times shows he can around, and whether you like Primus'..or "Questions deserving answers, answers overpower it. GRADE: A- - --- Stony Brook Women's: **__**L. _ ^ -_ -! - - . rieaffn zervices.. 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With all the shops .doors in 1983 and is now the home of over on the other cargo lines that braved the around the world come to visit the Seaport, Seaport, you're sure to find 100 shops and restaurants that serve something the deteriorating piers. as well as the "Wall-street crowd.". you'll love. Wall Street area of lower Manhattan. A rise in interest erupted in the' 1960s But don't worry. Christmas isn't the The Seaport also offers It's roots trace back to the 1600s, some and a restoration and redevelopment only holiday Christmas Dove caters to. entertainment. " 100 Nights Under The when the port -was a major gateway of program began. With -the redevelopment Also sold are items-for such holidays as Stars" is a concert series that will cater to commerce for the city. During the 1860s, of the seaport, the streets Thanksgiving, 001, Halloween, Easter and a variety of musical tastes I - *- an| -a . 11 I " and genres. 10 in the area were closed off Hanukah. These concerts will last throughout the to traffic and were paved Next to the Christmas Dove is The summer and will include such performers -Vanessa-M-ae with cobblestones, so as to Pavo Real. Pavo Real's items are imported as the Brooklyn Philharmonic, Savannah allow people to enjoy the from South America and are made by Latin Sky, MAE, From Page 25 As "City Theme" as well as the Catskill-Puppet People sights at a slower pace and American artists. The shop even imports for children. actually feel the-violin begins, with the plucking of get away from the horrors clothing from South America, which makes There's bow dance along the' the violin's -strings, the lots of things to do at the of the city in a haven for this store a definite visit. Seaport strings. These two tunes listener can vision a walk and even if you' go just to sit on all to enjoy. The South Street Seaport is also the the Promenade -are absolutely through a crowded city street and watch the verdant view At the Seaport, one exclusive home of J. Crew, the popular of the breathtaking. filled with many different Brooklyn Bridge or Ellis Island, can shop at Pier 17 or at catalogue company. This is the only retail On the calmer side, people and you're sure-to have a great time. sights. "Red Hot" the Fulton Market. store J. Crew operates and the tracks "Warm Air" and it has made it's 'For more information on the Seaport forms a nice conclusion to Together, they both make home -in the Seaport. "Widescreen" form a nice this musical or its events, call (212) SEA-PORT., E journey, leaving for more than 100 shops contrast to the beginning the listener only wishing offering food, relaxation sounds. These pieces theret was more than 10- and shopping reveal the traditional- tracks to Dark Ride Into Happy the album. -opportunities right on the Days sound of the violin. The Vanessa-Mae mixes East River. With all the <^UA^ Alp-~ ~ ~~ ~ ~ band's first single, -qqqL )wn," is an ly infectious and ive song that zips a breakneck pace, itan extremely shott The Beeper D Q I *--NYNEX Service ...... Phones Require 12 Month Contract- ; r. Sir%-,il., .t And New Activation M, M- m ~L * - 1 *STAR TREK ft "l *DR. WHO *TOYS -SCIENCE FICTION *POSTERS ANDUT-SHIRTS -*JAPANIMATION *VIDEO TAPES XMODEL : : g 'KITS:I ^ - - - - w w - *h - - -I W:I -<^ 1:-f .. | ^\ moor Ri~de Into Happy Days: 27 WHEEL, From Page 26 like, "It's good to see you beneath the sweet vocal All. no down, and he sure- as hell is smiling and the lack of harmonies and adept Noun!*JIIJ going to make a lot of noise sympa",there is no doubt songwriting, it is sad. before he hits bottom. that there is a sense of. However, it doesn't sound that *---1 "Shocking"isamelodic, detachment from alover lost.way,.and you'll enjoy it MENEM relaxing tune that reminisces "KH1 My Soul" provides anyway. about lost love, which sounds the heaviest riffs on the album Catherine Wheel is a MUNN**** a lot less melancholy than it and, as expected, is notexac N:OON y band with great talent and 5-5-51 seems to be. 'Love Tips Up" ajoyoustunebutitrockshard takes us on a dark ride though is in the same vein as- and like almost all of the other Happy Days. The band revels ****111i 1i "Shocking," yet: it offers a songs ****IIMMUNI on the album, has a initsowndarkness andmakes ****io-ON!l more upbeat look a love. crystal clear sound with it quite tempting to join it on 'EMEN: Dickinson, it seems, minimal distortion. -its way down. ****i findsthatinhisdownbeatllife, However, the standout Strap on your seatbelts, solace -is found when he- track on Happy Days is and enjoy the trip. 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