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Montclair State University Montclair State University Digital Commons The onM tclarion Student Newspapers 3-31-1994 The onM tclarion, March 31, 1994 The onM tclarion Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalcommons.montclair.edu/montclarion Recommended Citation The onM tclarion, "The onM tclarion, March 31, 1994" (1994). The Montclarion. 695. https://digitalcommons.montclair.edu/montclarion/695 This Book is brought to you for free and open access by the Student Newspapers at Montclair State University Digital Commons. It has been accepted for inclusion in The onM tclarion by an authorized administrator of Montclair State University Digital Commons. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Montclair State College MONT CLARION News/Thursday, March 31, 1994 Burned out Blanton MONT Hall residents lives CLARION 11^ Student ( ¿enter Annex slowlv return to nor­ U p p e r Montclair, N J 07043 Tel. 201.655.5169 Fax 201.655.7433 mal, despite setbacks EXECUTIVE BOARD by Sheila Patnode George Calle...................... Editor-in-Chief Chris Hinck.................................. Treasurer Things are almost back to normal for the Blanton Price to get his comment, he told the M ontdarion to contact the chairperson of the English Department, Hall residents who were forced out of their rooms by EDITORIAL BOARD a fire that occurred two weeks ago. The residents of Professor Jim Nash. Nash said that Price told him 4C06 and 4C08 have been living in Bohn 11 all while Doremus would have the opportunity to make up G reg M acS w ccny..............................N ew s Editor the fire damage is being repaired. The move back to the exam. Doremus has not yet been notified of this. Kevin Colligan...............1NU Coordinator Blanton, however, has been surrounded by miscom- Meanwhile, Residence Life paid for all four resi­ Keith Idee........................................... Sports Editor munication. dents to purchase clothing from the Student Store Heather Bushby......Campus Life Editor while theirclothes were beingprofessionallyclcaned. The night of the fire, Ken Doremus, the only Kelly Schab............................................ Arts Editor resident who was in the suite at the time, was left on “The only clothes 1 had were the ones I had on when M ick B ork........................................... Photo Editor his own to find somewhere to sleep after the fire. 1 went out for the fire drill," Doremus said. “My “Everyone got let back into the building and I was friends were calling me Montclair Man (after going Sammy R ock........................................Copy Editor left standing there wondering what I was supposed to the school store) because everything 1 wore had Brian Falzarano.................................. News Editor to do,” he said. Doremus called a friend who is a ‘Montclair’ on it,” Doremus said. Christina Tischio .............Editorial Editor Resident Assistant in Bohn Hall. His friend called an The rooms were professionally cleaned the week Karl Lomberk..Executive News Director Assistant Manager and of spring break. Clothing and Jason A lders.................. Cartoonist Doremus was moved into Bohn appliances such as TV’s and Hall. “ Everyone got let VCR’s were sent to professional Spray from the fire extin­ cleaners. According to Marjorie ADVERTISING MANAGER guishers entirely coated the Colcman-Carter, Director of Kevin Schwoebel property of both rooms. The back into the build­ Residence Life, three rooms fire itself had gutted the bath­ were covered with spray from room and left the smell of ing and 1 was left the fire extinguishers. “Astro smoke behind. Doremus and Care, a professional fire restora­ GRAPHIC & PAGE DESIGN his roommate, Tom Cullen, as standing there won­ tion group, did a wonderful job Kevin Colligan well as their suitemates, Pete of cleaning the rooms,” Carter Beckus and Mike Pisano, said. “They cleaned books, ra­ stayed in Bohn Hall the week dering what / w a s zor, everything.” The rooms cost Cartoonist before spring break. $1,400 to clean. Bills have not Doremus suffered from diz­ supposed to do. ” yet been received for the clothes Jason Alders ziness and nausea. He had to or appliances which had to be deal with the aggravation of getting his room and professionally cleaned. property back to their original condition and also had Doremus and Cullen still have a closet full of The Montdarion is published weekly, except to deal with a conflict over a missed exam. property, such as shoes and jackets, waiting to be during examination, summer and winter Doremus became ill after breathing in smoke cleaned. “It was an oversight,” Carter said. “People from the fire and fumes from chemical from the fire are coming back to clean those things.” sessions. It is funded, in part, try student fees extinguishers. He stayed in bed on Sunday and went Beckus and Pisano moved in Monday and Tues­ distribution through the Student Government to a doctors on Monday, causing him to miss an day. “They did everything they’re going to do for Association, Inc. of Montclair State. Ike views examination in a Myth and Literature class taught by us," Beckus said. “I’m satisfied. They did a fair job.” expressed in the commentary section, with the Dr. Thom as Price. Doremus and Cullen moved back to Blanton on exception ofthe mam editorial, do not necessarily Price told Doremus that he would not be able to Wednesday and are still waiting for five boxes of reflect the opinion of 1 he Montdarion. make up the exam. When the M ontdarion contacted personal property to be cleaned. Corrections Advertising Policy DEADLINES SIZE DIMENSIONS PRICE The deadline to submit advertisements to The M ontdarion is noon on the Friday immediately Eighth Page 3.3" X 4.9" $70.°° It is the policy of preceding the issue in which you wish to advertise. The Montdarion Quarter Page 6 . 6 " X 4 . 9 " $125.(X) BILLING First-time advertisers are required to pre-pay to correct any errors. Half Page 6 . 6 X 1 0 " $200.°° their ad orders. Established accounts may opt to pre-pay at a 5% discount. Tearsheets and invoices If you find any errors, Full Page 13.25x10" $310.°° will be mailed approximately (3) days following call us at 655-5169 publication. Payment is due (30)days after insertion Back (¿over* 15" X 10" $400.°° date. After (45) days of non-payment, a 10% finance •includes black plus one color charge will be levied. Any payment not recieved Classified Ad* 30 words $10.°° after (60) days will be forwarded to an outside pre-payment required for classifieds collection agency. MONT 2 C I A R I O N ____ News/Thursday, March 31, 1994 __ Blanton resident Campus crime wave II clubbed Gillooly compiled by Bonnie Dexter Greenspetmn SEXUAL ASSAULT switchblade in his car. Astudentreported The student was style in parking lot being sexually as­ charged with eluding saulted in the Library a police officer and pos­ during Spring Break. session of a weapon for by Greg MacSrveeney On March 22, the stu­ unlawful purpose. release them. She is planning to go back dent came upon two Campus police A female Blanton Hall resident was to the hospital for observation. young males in the were patrolling Col­ assaulted on Sunday night while walk­ “I'm having a hard time concentrat­ near-deserted build­ lege Avenue around 2 ing back from her car in Lot 21. ing and memorizing my schoolwork,” ing who engaged her a.m. when they ap­ The female student who was as­ she said. in conversation. She proached his 1987 saulted asked that her name he with­ She said she spent five hours in the then left the two men Chevy. I Ic then accel­ held for her own safety. She said that hospital on Monday and missed most of to resume her stud­ erated at a high speed she was grabbed from behind and struck her classes this week. ies. A short while ontoQuarry Road. The on the side of the head with a pipe or a After being struck she ran to Blanton later she was grabbed fficers noticed that club. I fall and the security guard at the desk from behind by one the car’s trunk ap­ A CAT scan at Mountainside Hospi­ called campus police. Police searched of the men, who peared to be damaged tal in Upper Montclair revealed that the the parking lots around Blanton but pinned her arms be­ and ajar and followed victim received a concussion and a con­ found no suspects. hind her back. T he the suspect activating tusion to the head. “The doctor said The victim was not able to identify other man began kissing and fondling theiroverhead lights. The chase contin­ that I could possibly be in a daze for up her attacker and the only information her. She began to protest, loudly telling ued onto Clove Road, then Routes 46 to three weeks,” the victim said. she could come up with is that the at­ them to stop and eventually passed out. and 3. When the suspect took the Grove At approximately 2:15 p.m. yester­ tacker wore a black jacket. When she came to, the men were gone. Street exit, campus police requested day the victim reported to the Health An accident report was filed at the She was able to give a description of the assistance from SPEN, the State Police Center complaining that she could not campus I lealth Center. men to campus police, who are cur­ Emergency Network. move her hands because they were If you have any information on this rently working on a composite sketch. The suspect then stopped hiscarand clenched in a fist and she could not attack call campus police at 655-5222. campus police identified themselves, but the suspect again fled the scene and ARREST was apprehended a short time later by An MSC student was arrested early Clifton police.

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