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Currently, the be opened for students this semes- In addition to electrical work, a slated to be finished during the According to Fanning, the con- lights are generated from poles ter, there will be some places van will now be transporting stu- month of October, weather and struction crews are unable to pre- above ground. The new system blocked off for the construction. dents to and from the Pioneer and other uncompromising situations dict the finishing date for that pro- being installed is underground. Various other smaller projects Heritage Apartments until mid- have cause the construction to con- ject due to the weather. The tem- Therefore, the electrical contractor improving the campus are being night. Fanning hopes this new ser- tinue into the new year. perature must reach a consistent hired "by the school must dig worked on, such as the new blue vice will begin sometime this However, according to Tim level before they can properly through the ground to install the light emergency phone system. week. Fanning, associate vice president place the final surface of the track new system. Fanning noted that orders have of administration and finance, the down. amphitheater seating construction Currently, they have postponed is all finished, and what remains to the date until March, considering be completed is the removal of the that March will bring a more con- old staircase on the side of the sistent temperature. Student Center. Those students who visited cam- "It is close to completion," said pus over break were greeted with a Fanning. Upon removal of the gate in front of student parking lots University to hold first commencement ceremony Sunday The first commencement cere- president, will also speak at the photo by Sylvana Meneses/ Beacon mony for William Paterson ceremony, and Doris White, senior University students will occur on faculty member and professor of Construction which began on the football field and track over last semester continues to hinder ath- Sunday, January 18 at 2 p.m. in the curriculum and instruction, will letic performances at William Paterson University. Currently, the project is almost finished, but due to Recreation Center. lead the academic procession as a lack of steady temperature, the final surface of the track cannot be placed down. The project has been Although this is the 166th com- college marshal. postponed until March, when the weather becomes stable. Administration hopes to finish all construc- mencement of the institution, it is University of Medicine and tion on campus as soon as possible, and requests patience from the WPU community. the first since university status was Dentistry of New Jersey granted.. (UMDNJ) President Stanley President Arnold Speert will be Bergen will be awarded an hon- addressing the 781 students who orary degree. He has served as will be receiving degrees. A total president since 1971, and has Students will represent WPU in Buffalo of 712 undergraduates will receive received many honors and awards, Bachelor's degrees, and 69 stu- including the Governor's Pride of By Pamela Langan Michael Wnoroski, were nominat- join students from other colleges New Jersey Woodrow Wilson dents will receive master's News Editor ed to participate in the competition in New Jersey, New York, degrees. Public Service Award. for their performances in the Pennsylvania, Maryland, Brenda Sanabria, senior class Ten William Paterson spring 1997 musical "Pippin". Delaware and Washington, D.C. University students will be com- From the fall 1997 productions, All of the institutions from these peting in the American College •Virginia Kamenitzer was chosen states are combined in one region Faculty members Theater Festival (ACTF) at The from the play "At Home", and out of eight total around the coun- University at Buffalo from Alicia Simmons from "The Whole try. January 13-18. Shebang". The group of students, along appointed to interim Throughout the year, many stu- Three students were chosen with Matthews, will arrive in dents who participated with plays from the production of The Buffalo on Tuesday afternoon and or musicals at WPU were eligible Alchemist in fall 1997, due to the begin the registration process. The for nominations to compete in this fact that the play in its entirety was preliminary round of the competi- and dean positions annual national competition.- entered into the competition, and tion will begin on Wednesday, By Pamela Langan versity chooses a new dean. From each production, the director representatives from ACTF January 14 at 9:30 a.m. and will News Editor Agard-Jones has served William was allowed to choose two per- attended the performances and last until 5 p.m. Paterson University since 1970 as formers who they felt did an out- were allowed to choose perform- Out of 200 competitors nomi- With the departure of different a member of the faculty and standing job. ers to compete. Those individuals nated for the festival, each per- deans and the coming of the new administration. She has assisted Ed Matthews, director of the chosen from "The Alchemist" former will have five minutes for semester, various faculty members with the development of the Performing Arts Resource were Thomas Dragon, Tina their audition. They are to per- have been appointed to dean and Department of African, African Management Unit (PARMU) of Glowacki, and Stephanie Long. form a monologue and a scene. interim dean positions to begin the American, and Caribbean studies, WPU, is extremely proud to send In addition to performers, indi- From that 200, the judges will new year. and even served as chairperson these students to the competition viduals were also eligible for nom- then choose 32 to advance to the Effective the first day of from 1986-1988. this year. ination in the field of dramatic semifinals, which will happen the January, Professor Leslie Agard- In 1988 she became the assis- From the spring 1997 produc- critical writing. Alyce Rosolen, same evening. Jones will be serving as Interim tant vice president for Minority tions of "Miss Julie" and "The who also appeared in the play "At By 11:00 p.m. Wednesday Dean of the College of Humanities Edui jtion at WPU and served in Stronger", Jill Butterfield and Home", will be attending the evening, the semifinals will end"' and Social Sciences. She will Christopher Paseka were chosen to ACTF for drama criticism. serve in this position until the uni- compete in the ACTF. All of these studepts have been see INTERIM page 3 Two actors, Shane Taylor and chosen to represent WPU, and will see STUDENTS page 3 mue THE BEACON MONDAY. JANUARY 12, i998 MONDAY, JANUARY 12, 1998 THE BEACON WE' ERASE YOUR Search for new faculty continues Kuveke replaces By Pamela Langan COZGE LOAN. working hand-in-hand for the ben- the beginning of February, the News Editor If vou'fkwith a (federally insured) efit of the students. administration hopes to bring three The interviewing process ended Megna as interim t (j n that's not in default, the final candidates for each position s U e According to Robert Seal, exec- before the winter break, and the in to meet with Provost Chernoh utive assistant to the provost, the search committees for both posi- Sesay and President Arnold Speert positions of dean of student devel- dean of education RECREATIONAL SERVICES If you 6 we'H reduce your tions were then required to submit for second interviews. opment and director of student their recommendations for five Seal noted that although the ideas are developing and strength- debt—1-65,000. Payment is activities are still empty, and indi- candidates per position. from FACULTY page 1 either *e debt or $1,500 process is long and requires a lot ening the curriculum, establishing viduals are in the final process of The process which the adminis- of time and effort, it is necessary this position until 1992. collaborative relationships with for eac'of service, interviewing for those positions. tration has been working on since due to the importance of the posi- Following this position, she the business and higher education SPRING INTO FITNESS! whiche greater. The search began during the fall that time is gathering references. tions they have to fill. accepted the position of Director communities, and enhancing fac- 1997 semester, and each candidate In order to be considered for either "These are such critical positions," of the Office of Multicultural ulty research and development. IHTRAMURALS MOM-CREDIT GLAfi$E-Q SPECIAL EVEWfl? You'll £ve training BASKETBALL (S ONE) was invited to the university fora the dean of student development said Seal, "that's we're trying to Education on the New York City Effective as of January 1, 1998, AEROBICS/STEP SCHICKSUPERHOOPS (3 ON 2) in a chf skills and Professor Susan Kuveke has been BBS POINT SHOOTOUT KOKUSHI-RYUJUJITSU day-long interview with adminis- or director of student activities cover all grounds of the SGA and Board of Education in 1993, DOUBLE DARE SPORTS tration and students. They also interviews, each candidate was appointed as Interim Dean of the RACQUETBALL(M/W) WELLNESS SEMINARS AEROBICS SUPERCLASS enougl»ssurance staff.?' which she remained as until 1995. FLOOR HOCKEY FIRST AID & CPR to last;* rest of toured the campus, and met with required to submit three letters of He added that they need to find During this period of time she was College of Education, taking over BEST BENCH the position previously held by SOFTBALL (M/W) WATER SAFETY INSTRUCTOR LACROSSE yourlii individuals they would be worlcing recommendation. as much information as they can on leave from WPU. SOFTBALL (COED) Professor Jerome Megna. LIFEGUARD TRAINING POOL PARTIES with if they were chosen. The administration is now call- about these individuals so they can Professor Frank Grippo was TENNIS DOUBLES (M,W,COED)TAI CHI CHUAN Kuveke recently served in this Get all stalls Student Government ing upon those who recommended recently named Dean of the make "the right choice." position from September 1996 to SCUBA DIVING from yemy Association (SGA) representatives College of Business at the end of those candidates, in order to check "We're anxious to get people July 1997 before Megna was Recruil were invited to meet with the can- their credibility. chosen," said Seal. December 1997. Since its creation REQUIREMENTS/GUIDELINES FOR PARTICIPATION IN ANY EVENT OR USE OF THE FACILITIES MAY BE in 1996, Grippo has served in the hired. Kuveke has been with the OBTAINED AT THE REC CENTER CONTROL DESK. didates, seeing that they would be By the last week of January into William Paterson University fac- NOTE: MOSTINTRAfttlRALSPORTS HAVE A NOMINAL FEE PAYABLE UPON REGISTRATION. position of the Associate Dean of the Division of Business, and has ulty since 1974. TICKETMAfiTER OUTLET REC CENTER BUILDING HOURS even been the Chairperson of the In addition to holding this posi- MON-FRI 9 AM-9:20 PM MON-FRI SAM-11PM Pioneer teams shoot toward success Department of Accounting and tion, she has also been the chair- SAT9AM-ffPM/SUN9AM-6PM SAT&SUN 9 AM-9 PM Law since 1979. person of the Department of PHONE 720-2082 PHONE 720-2777 The William Paterson Most Valuable Player for her opportunity to collect a game high Under Grippo's direction, many Special Education and CASH ONLY!!! VALID WPC ID REQUIRED!!!! University Women's Basketball showing in Springfield. Arrigo nine assists and to score 10 points. new initiatives have been intro- Counseling. Team has started off the first half also posted a 19 and 17 point Ray Ortiz scored the go-ahead duced to the university. Such of the season on the right foot, back-to-back performances in the bucket for the Pioneers with only POOL/OPEN REC SWIM according to Joe Martinelli, direc- Pioneers two wins in the MON-FRI HAM-2 PM eight seconds left in the game, tor of sports information. Springfield Tournament. MON-FRI 7:20 PM-10 PM with help from Mubby Swain. SAT6SUN 12 NOON-4. PM Paters The team is currently holding a Junior forward Dana Feltz is Currently, Justin Frederick is POOL IS LOCATED IN WIGHTMAN GYM 6-0 mark in the_. New Jersey averaging 10.9 points and 6.3 leading the team in scoring and is Don't miss it! Athletic Conference (NJAC), and rebounds a game so far this sea- averaging 16.4 points per game, will be tested in the league on son. along with averaging a team high The WPU Pioneer www.goarmy.com Wednesday, January 14, in a game According to Martinelli, both 8.2 rebounds per game. Swain against the Roadrunners of Feltz and senior Kathy Sinram checks is with 13.9 points per Men's and Women's Swim Teams Ramapo College. have established themselves as game, and David Coleman ranks The team is averaging 71.1 two of the topdefensiv e players in third with an average of 13.2 will be facing points a game so far this season, the NJAC. points per game.. and have a record of limiting their The Men's Basketball Team The Pioneers next match will be The Lions of The College of New BEST PART-TIME JOB Beacon opponents to 52.1 points per con- pulled themselves out of a three On Wednesday, January 21, test. game losing streak when they against the Profs of Rowan in the Jersey on Saturday, January 17 at KMPAPEZ THAT'S CUAHV FOR you Junior guard Stephanie Arrigo defeated Wesley College on WPU Recreation Center. The has been spectacular for the team Tuesday, January 6, with a score of women's team tips off at 6 p.m., 2 p.m., here at WPU! AROUND!! Tracy Bodoff with an average of 13.6 points per 85-81. This game welcomed new and the men begin at 8 p.m. Editor in Chef game. In addition, she was named guard Arik Cotten, giving him the g WORK Reliable students or Editor Matthew Halpern Ten students to attend American College Theater Festival THE non-students with good * In
Norman C. De Filippo Editorial Page Editor We are now hiring student callers for the 1998 Alumni Annual Fund iliilli Phonathon. tDepartiru / callers will be paid a minimum of $5.50 per hour in servicing a large student popu- To the Editor: Letters to the Editor can be e- I felt compelled to write in lation. With patience and under- WHAT'S THAT YOU SAY? mailedto beaconi ©frontier. / hours are Monday-Thursday 6-9:30 p.m. & Sunday 2-6:00 p.m. response to alumni Kelly Smith's standing placements are done There are so many issues you wilpaterson.edu, faxed to 973- letter where she blasted the successfully and in a timely and 720-2093, or mailed to The gracious manner. don't know where to start.. . Beacon, SC 310 300 Pompton / experience is not required we will train Education Department and the Road Wayne, NJ 07470 and can Office of Field Experience. It is a shame that Ms. Smith IET US KNOW WHAT YOUTHINK: be no longer than 150 words, A couple of years ago I would had such an unfortunate experi- columns or op-ed articles should / gain experience in fundraising and telemarketing have agreed with most of what ence with the Office of Field DM you have any problems be no longer than 500 words. obtafefngwrgradesiNs Letters must be signed. The edi- she said but today many of these Experience. It is not the same tor reserves the right to edit for / positions are limited and will be filled immediately problems do not exist. In the past place today. Ms. Norris-Bauer semester have you recieved grammar and length. Manuscripts I myself have complained about and her assistants are working themalyet? can not be returned. All submis- sions become the property of The the attitude and service emanating hard so today's students can Letters can be no longer than 150 words Beacon. from the O.F.E. Today the place expect courteous service when For more information or an application call the Alumni Relations Office at Ext. 2175 or has a different environment. The they need it. two assistants, both named Ann, Bill Cahill Nutritional value of commuter cafe questioned visit our offices in Hobart Manor. work extremely well together and Class of'98 To the Editor: diet. with director Nancy Norris-Bauer There is an important issue that I want to call atten- I propose that we make a small effort to remedy tion to. It is concerning the commuter cafeteria at problem. Perhaps we can serve containers of yogurt, William Paterson University. I feel that with all the feature low-fat soups each day, have light mayon- 'Thanks' to WPU for support positive changes concerning the campus over the past naise, baked potatoes, etc. I am sure that foods such To the Editor: Also, I have been deeply touched few years that more concern should have been taken as these would be well received by the health con- I want to express my heartfelt by the enthusiastic and joyous over the nutritional value of the food served in the scious students and faculty on campus. Nutrition is thanks for the extraordinary sup- response to my being named commuter cafeteria. important especially during our college years when OFFICE OF port I have received from the "New Jersey Professor of the I worked very hard this past summer to lose twen- students are sometimes forced to eat on the run due to hectic schedules. WPU community this year. There Year." The gifts, flowers, cards, ty pounds. Now that I am back at school it is hard to find low-fat nutritious meals in the commuter cafete- Heather L. Baruth are so many of you to thank and calls, hugs, emails, etc. have ria. With the exception of the salad bar and bagels Senior for so many reasons! On April 1, meant so much. The reception in there is little to find that fits the bill concerning my I sustained a multiple fracture of my honor, hosted by President my right ankle. President Speert, Speert and Provost Sesay, was Provost Sesay, the Political spectacular. Again, my colleagues Science Department faculty and deserve to take a bow. The DAY mmmmtc AKB sriitrniauL lamascrnoNs students, and many friends were Political Science Club and the Legal ramifications, of drug offenses quick and thoughtful in their Feminist Collective - you are Gerald R. > "lhe lead particle on.' Having a criminal record, of any sort might mean response to my needs. After two truly the best! Thanks to every- Brennan, ESQ page one of the the denial of entrance into certain professions or jobs; or surgeries and a lot of physical one! I November 10, 1997 after graduation. When asked on a job application Beacon indicated that the use of drugs on campus, about criminal convictions, a person with a convic- therapy, I am mending well. Carole Sheffield especially marijuana, is prominent in the residence tion for simple possession of marijuana would have to halls. Students who use illegal drugs on campus are answer affirmatively or possible face penalties for Clearing up some assumptions disregarding the serious ramifications to their college giving false information. Only after the record has 1CKOOAM TO 8*00*11 To the Editor: (Student Alumni Counsel) and careers and beyond. , been expunged could the job" applicant answer that I am writing this letter to clear IMPACT in the Spring Semester, Depending upon the amount of drugs involved, he/she has no convictions. STU&&NT CENTER ©AUUBOOM most drug Jaw violations range from a disorderly per- up quite a few incorrect assump- and plan to start up a Roller In addition to the legal ramifications of drug pos- son's offense which carries jsjiae of up to $1000 or session, a WPU student could be suspended or tions that have been made about Hockey Club on campus (I would jail for up to six month* Or both, to a third degree expelled from the residences or the university for a my letter published Nov. 22. As I have done these this semester but crime which can lead to a $7500 fine or imprisonment drug offense. On page 50 of the students handbook stated in my initial letter, I am was unable to due to unfortunate for three to five years or, both.' are listed the major violations of the university's dis- -rssssssssssssssssssssssxssr^ basing what I have said on my knee surgery). I also work as a For any drug conviction the law imposes an addi- ciplinary code. Number one is "the possession, use,; own experiences and opinions. I Student Technology Consultant at tional penalty of mandatory, forfeiture of driving or sale of any controlled dangerous substances or do not know why Greeks have to WPU and work two other jobs 42 license for six months to two years. drug paraphernalia in violation of federal, state or automatically go on the defense hours a week. As anyone who Most typically" a person .charged with a drug pos- municipal laws," . session offense will appear i« municipal court where telling us about their good deeds personally knows me would A violation of the university drug policy will trig- CATHOLIC CJSOHUWS »rorisrai«s; to defend the charge he/she' will have to retain a ger a student's having to answer charges before the and trying to omit the bad ones agree, if there were more hours in lawyer at considerable expense. If the person cannot University Hearing Board with official sanctions, (as if the good deeds erased the the day, I would be doing even afford an attorney, he/she can ask the court to appoint upon an adverse adjudication ranging from a warning negative acts). As for my volun- more (and without having to wear a public defender. Either way, time, energy, money, to expulsion. i teer work, I have been a volunteer Greek letters on the back of my and emotional stress will all be involved to contest the Students need to understand and to remember that Sunday School Teacher for four 'jacket to prove my volunteer charges. regardless of being on an university campus posses- ALPHA #m years every Sunday at the Church work). A conviction will result in a criminal record which sion of controlled dangerous substances is still against cannot be expunged until at least five years have in Radburn, volunteer softball I hope this clears up any confu- the law and WPU policy. A few minutes of getting passed in the case of a disorderly person's offense or high can lead to a lifetime of ramifications. It's not coach and roller hockey coach for sion. 10 years in the cast of indictable or more serious worth it. • my town's recreational leagues, Frederick Doot II offenses. Most convictions involving distribution or Gerald R. Brennan, Esq. Is a lawyer for plan to be a member of SAC aka "Mongomerie Burns" possession with intent to sell can't ever be expunged. the SGA at William Paterson University THE BEACON MONDAY JANUARY 12, 1998 MONDAY, JANUARY 12, 1998 PAGE 6 THE BEACON PAGE 7
CONGRATULATIONS *WENEED GRADUATES! We are currently establishing a Student Government Association GRADUATE STUDENT ORGANIZATION and we need your help - GET INVOLVED! We are assembling a meeting for all individuals interested in participating and welcome your involvement and input. If you are interested let us know so we can get our first meeting underway for the new year. For more information, please contact: Good luck Jenna Ramsdale, Office of Graduate Studies (973)720-2499 in the
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