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Cover: Reproview 22 Larry Rothang Two former members of The Who have takes a mud solo albums out. bath. Woody Allen is back on the screen in Photo By: Bruce Strong Hannah And Her Sisters. Scoreboard 26 The men's hockey team closes its best season ever and says goodbye to six seniors.

REPRORLE Good job Off Campus Student apartments between September and Students should be allowed to work on Association! Because of the very vocal May. Students who live in the their own housing communities in opposition by Mike Krivanek and apartments during the summer months sup>crvised groups and have the Kristen Kaiser from OCSA, as well as will be paying significantly less rent. equivalent pay deducted from their over 200 students at two housing This is meant to increase summer rents. With an entire college of electrical forums, the obscene 16 percent rent occupancy. But the students who go engineers and another college of design increase has been averted. It is to be -home for the summer won't be enticed students, why should RIT even consider replaced by a less obscene 11 percent to stay by reduced rates, because living going outside of its boundaries for increase. Not to belittle the at home is usually free. This will professional improvements and achievement, a 5 percent reduction is probably result in the same number of maintenance? If there are other options great. But with inflation at 3 percent, an students in the apartments as there are to increasing rents, these need to be 8 percent tuition increase, and a likely every summer and less money coming explored thoroughly before the reduction in the New York State into the institute. How can the administration makes an across the Tuition Assistance Program, I wonder administration believe it can compete board decision to raise rent by 1 I if RIT is pricing students right out of its with free room and board at home? percent. This most recent blunder into own housing. The last thing any of us wants to our wallets was a mistake; money is a The administration Justifies the hear about, especially with the warmth very sensitive sore spot with all students increases by saying it needs to finance of spring, is that RIT is demanding and now it has festered into a gaping capital improvements and to bring the more money from people who simply wound, with our money pouring out. apartment budget out of the red. It has can't afford it. When will the price been operating in deficit for the last six become too much to bear? There have years. This significant increase will be to be alternatives to simply raising the paid by students who live in RIT prices whenever the need dictates.

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3 REPORTER LETTERS the overall .resfxin.se to their opinions Magazine I like WITH concerning the College of Science was that WI TR is modern music and more. That in the past, this college provided students with various facilities such as a student Editor In Chief statement means a lot. I come from Ivong lounge, a science learning center, and a Kevin J. Minnick Island where I get to listen to world famous WLIR. They play Modern Music and chemistry library, which made this college Managing Editor More, and arc one of the top stations in unitjue from all the rest. However, this Bill Amstutz NYC. uni(|ueness is disappearing rapidly. Executive Editor It is stations like WITR and WLIR that Unfortunately, two of these facilities Scott Stockham offer the radio listener the freedom of have been taken away. I>ast summer the student lounge was converted into a lab News Editor choice of the airwaves. Rochester has three equipment distribution center, and the George Greven pop stations why do we need a fourth. If we all are forced to listen to top forty then academic function of the science learning Writers what do we become but a communistic center does not exist anymore. The reasons Maxine Isaacson Mark Robinson radio listening st>cieity. If this happens we for these actions are not clear to us, the Andrew Renna Tanya Farquharson loose our freedom of speech and freedom of students, especially since these two facilities ignatio Kang John White choice which are very important points that were actively being used by students within this rollege. Entertainment Editor America stands for. In addition, the chemistry library will Kris Argento New wave stations are not for everybody, but at least they give you a .soon be taken away as well. Although this Entertainment Writers choice. How many times a day do you have library will probably be relocated some Dean Cummings Jim Winiarski to listen to a song to enjoy it. WITR tries place other than the Gollege of Science, the Francisco Aliwalas Marc Evans to play a song only once a day. The station uni(|ue (|uality jxissessed by this college in Todd Bennett Steve Argento always reads you the playlist after the .set of providing all these facilities for its students, will, soon be diminished. Features Editor music is done. They always try to play We, as concerned students, should have Barton Rske request. Stations like WLIR and WITR help out a right to know WHY these decisions were Sports Editors bands by giving them airplay. In the past made, and for what "more im|X)rtant" Catherine Pick Dan Long year many small bands that started on PURPOSFl these facilities were needed, so as to be taken away from the students, and Sports Writers WITR are now big hits on pop stations. not replaced. Can we. as students, get Chris Martin Robert Salzer Such groups include ABC, Ah Ah, Falco, OMD, Tears For Fears, 112 and many involved in these decision making AAamie Salisbury more. In September I played F'alcos "Rock processed? We need valid answers to these Photographers Me Amadeus", and they all hated it. Now and manv other (|uestions. Bruce Strong Scott Dingman that its top ten in the country (7th on Dr. John Paliouras, Dean of the College Annamarie Daane billlxiard last week) they all love it. Why of Science, has agreed to answer any questions and hear any comments from Calendar Coordinator does a song have to be top forty to be enjoyed. Falco has a new hit "Vienna you, the student body, concerning the Terrence James Calling" why wait for it to hit a top forty changes being made in the Caillege of Cartoonist station when you canhear it right now on Science. Although this issue mav be of Mike Kerwin WITR. most interest to College of Science students, all students are encouraged to Production Coordinator I do not care to hear a song more than attend. This open forum will be held on once a dav and when I hear a song that I Nils Morgan Tuesday, April 1st, at 7:.30 pm in the like I would like to know who sang it. RITreat, sponsored by the Student Production Manager WITR ofTers you this and much more. It Directorate. We ho}X" to see all of you Geoffrey Schirm takes time to get used to a new wave there. As the saying g(K"s, "If it eoncems Production Staff station. you, it concerns us." The choice is yours. The dial on the Deirdre Campbell Victoria Vavrinec Doreen M. Djavaheri receiver is yours. The airwaves are for Gabrielle Sinclair William Standwill f^rector of Academics, S.D. FAERYONE. Ellis Canal Patricia Rurak Jeff Rekrhardt Leslie Benryman Michael Brodesky Computer Engineering Technology' Advertising Manager Second year Kidnapping OK Jim Henderson Mr. Oswalt, it's obvious that you are one of Advertising Representative Library To Go those closet engineers who is totally Louis Cocozza It has been brought to my attention by oblivious to what is going on at RIT. This Business Manager many students, that there is a great concern so called "stunt" was a necessesity; it was Kathy Salemo for what has been happening in the College done to make aware of the concerns of students to the administration. Taken out Bindery Staff of Science. I am referring to the current issue of a probable removal of the of context, your attack against the word William Danesi Paul Govemor Chemistry Library. "kidnapping" is justified, however, I Advisor I have taken the liberty to look into this always heard that after S.U.N, broke into Elaine Spaull matter a little bit further. I have talked with the meeting. Dr. Rose left willfully. many of College of Science students, and RIT is a very hi?h pressure and

March 28. 1986 competitive school. If RIT can help relieve have been sponsored by CAB this year to But, in the next recession, as our economy the anxiety that students face by enhancing date include: P.O.E.T.S. Hours, Kinks turns sour, these foreign investments will the physical enviroment, then that is their Concert, Buffalo Bill Ciames, RAYTFL be sold and the dollars will again leave this responsibility. Perhaps we would all see Laser Show, After School Specials, Theme country to then be invested in the foreign more enthusiasm from the faculty if their Parties, Red Rose Semi Formal, the countries. working atmosphere were improved (i.e. Cultural Fair, Day and Weekend trips to This leaves us with the question, who painting walls). Proper maintenance is a Toronto, and four nights of films per week. will buy our T bills to finance our huge great deal of what has been requested, and This list of events is not complete and does budget deficit, build our office buildings that is not an unreasonable exf>ectation. not include events which we co sponsor and invest in our weakening economy? I 1 hardly consider a Student Life Center with other student organizations, (i.e. don't know the answer -but I do know the a worthless project, as you stated. It has Student Directorate, OCSA, RHA, BACC, con.se(|uenres. We will lie left with higher: been mentioned time after time, that NSC, etc.) unemployment, inflation, and interest rates funding for the Student Life Center project I would like to commend Susan Boyd (which will further choke our economy will be completely donated from private on her letter concerning the opportunity for stability). Higher taxes will be needed to investors and businesses, NOT from the involvement at RIT and forward an open finance the government's spending. Student Activities Fee nor from your so- invitation to students who would like to be So, as you focus your attention on called "tacked on extra sma 11 fee." involved in providing entertaiment to the deficits, don't be as concerned with the Imagine someday, that RIT might have a RIT community to stop by th CAB office budget deficit as much as the trade deficit. facility to accomodate the whole RIT on the CU lower level, (near the RITz). If In the long run we will end up paying for it community. you would like to Ijecome involved in some with our children's future. This is Finally, to those disillusioned students of the events listed or have new ideas for something to think about the next time you who feel our Student Activities Fee is programming, then we need you. go out to buy a foreign product. thrown away on such things as movies, Concerning the letter about S.l^N. by Robert J. Ciatto, Jr. parties, bands, concerts, and trips. Student Edward F. Oswalt, if Mr. Oswalt feels that Vice Chairman Directorate also has committees working as CAB is throwing away money by offering a RIT Finance Clut liasons between students and administrative variety of programming at discount rates I departments and faculty. Which suggest Mr. Oswalt provide suggestions to Oswalt Response 2 committees are you involved with? It seems our organization on possible improvements to me that you, Mr. Oswalt, enjoy blasting in programming. I realize that Mr. I would like to take this opportunity to the Institute and all organizations that Oswalt's letter was not meant to resfMind to Edward Oswalt's letter of 3/21. represent it, while sitting back in your easy specifically attack CAB but rather S.U.N. In his letter Mr. Oswalt criticizes S.U.N, chair. By the way, those outrageous fees we Some people may be misinformed into for not knowing, "a damn thing about the pay — Student Activities $15, Student believing that CAB, as an organiztiiin, is a law." I think he missed the point. What Health $15. and CX^SA $2 per quarter sfKmsor of S.U.N. The fact of the matter is S.U.N, accomplished in less than six hours only work out to be a grand total of 1.4 that CAB and S.U.N, are two separate and was the largest assembly of RIT students, ficrcent of our tuition. Just as a reminder, independent organizations. It is true that staff, and faculty this entire year, with the all those people who are making a .several members of CAB are part of the possible exception of a hockey game. difference by getting involved with S.U.N, leadership of S.U.N., but this is being done Mr. Oswalt mentions, "Mickey Mouse are students . . . who pay the same tuition independently by those individuals. demands." S.U.N, didn't make demands; that you do. They just want to make RIT a I am not a member of S.U.N, but I feel rather, they addressed 7 areas with which better place to spiend their college life. that the students from C.AB involved in the students are concerned. S.U.N, suggested Ray Walsh organization are genuinely concerned that students and administrators work Vice President about the present state of student life and together and address each of these areas, Residence Hall Association are at least making an effort to change it for not just complain about them. In fact one Rick Yazback the better. It is true that murals should not of the areas specifically deals with faculty, a Resident Advisor be our primary concern but it is a start. concern Mr. Oswalt expressed in his letter. The door needs to be opened before we can Mr. Oswalt goes on to mention allowing CAB Explained walk through it. At least somebody is out CAB to "Throw away our money." Is that there making the effort to knock, Mr. the same CAB which sponsors the film In reading the letters to the editor in the Oswalt. series ranked 4th in the nation in March 21, 1986 issue of RFPORTFR. I Joe G. Graf attendance? The one that sent almost 100 feel that a part of the RIT community is Chairman College Activities Board RIT students to Ft. Lauderdale for Spring misinformed as to what the College Break? Or the one that held two sold out Activities Board (CAB) is. CAB is an Economic View events in one weekend just last month? entirely student run organization, It seems to me that you have very valid independent to other student organizations, On the aggregate, Americans import more concerns, it's unfortunate that you are which obtains its yearly budget as a foreign goods than we export. By doing this misinformed, and pursue those concerns in proportion of the student activities fee. The we are causing a leak in our GNP. The such a non productive way. If you cared to goal of CAB is to provide a variety of dollars that leave this country take two voice your concerns in a fKJsitive manner, I innovative programming to the RIT paths, either they are kept in the country would, personally, be willing to meet with community at a reduced rate. The areas of they are sent to or they return as you at your convenience. You may contact programming which are CAB's focus investments that help the U.S. economy. me at x2509 or stop in the CAB office. include TALISMAN FILMS, Cultural, Foreign investors are buying up real estate, Martin Wilson Social, RITV, Music and Entertainment, stocks, and government securities at an S.U.N. Member and Recreation. Some of the events tht incredible pace. This path is a good one. Social Director CAB

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students doubted that any change would be our commitment to changing attitudes on Rent Increase Decreased brought about. I feel that this recent campus." • Out of all the confusion surrounding the success will serve as a precedent reflecting proposed 16 percent rental increase in RIT owned apartments, some good news has finally surfaced. Thanks largely to the RIT Apartment Rental Rates 1986-1987 efforts of Michael Krivanek and Kristen Kaiser and the Off Campus Student 85 Hb * SINGLE STUDENTS FAMILY Association (OCSA) in general, the rental COIXINY IW.\Nr)R R.\ I E SEPT MAY JUNE AUG 12 MONTH increase has been lowered to 11 percent. RfTit iriu V $135 $372 $337 $352 After a series of two debates, attended by 1 Bc Bc.fr(«.m I NHS $453 $503 $483 $»7t) :t Brdr.H.m INKS )489 $545 $521 $513 to reduce the increases by five percent. Michael Krivanek. president of OCSA, had PKRKINS (.RKK.N i ' • this to say about the reduced rates: "As we said from the beginning, it wasn't a 1 RcsliiMiin $3Hb $428 $41! $405 2 Bfm $3

oi coiii.iimnent rather than issues of utilitv adds, "It is our intent to exhibit works bv Vessel Exhibit Shown and function. " In this sense, the artist is major artists wlicc are concerned with this On .Monday, March 17, an invitational trying to present his c ralt as a c ulmination fcK Us. Never Ix-lore has work involved with , fxliiliition called ',Architecture of the of artistic skills expressed in .i medium that this theme hern brought together, and 1 Vessel' ojx-ned in the Bevier (iallery at most jx'ople take lor granted. flie many of the artists in the exinhition are RIT's College of Fine and .Applied .Arts. signific ance of the work is that the artist is considered m.isters in their field." The Michael Tavlor, head of the glass blowing no longer solely concerned with making a exhibition is o|x-n to the public and will department at RI T, savs, " The piec e that is to Ix* used only as a limc tional continue through .April h. [j contemporary vessel maker often deals w ith object. Instead, the vessels Ix'ing created the concept of the pot and the arehiteeture are works of art in themselves. Tavlor

I'm working on are potential candidates for disease caused by RN.A viruses. RN.A Medical Grant Given the treatment of disease and are similar to viruses are the agents res|x>nsihle for the Dr. John Neenan, an RIT assistant those that have an excellent track record of common cold, influenza, rabies, and AID.S. professor of i liemistrv, has been awarded a getting FD.A approval and Ix-ing useful in Thev also have IxTii implicated as 5242,000 contract for medical research. humans." c ausative agents of other disc^ases inc luding The grant, given bv the I'.S. Armv, will Ix- In it>7f, Neenan and his partner. Dr. cancer. used by Dr. Neeenan to research drugs William Prusolf, did patented work on an Neenan stresses that, " .Mv research which mav Ix' used against cancer, viral antiviral drug at Yale Medical .School. poses no bioha/ard to mvself or mv infections, and tropical diseases such as Neenan's present research is directed students. .No work with viru.ses or other malaria. Savs Neenan, " The compounds toward the chemotherapy of tropical biohazardous material is done at RTF." •

lead. The last six games, which were plaved well, and we fell apart at the end." Team Bowling Team Shines Baker style, were the dec iding fac tor. Baker membcT Scott Gerken stressed the fac t that The RI T bowling team took second place stvie involves alternating howlers everv all the howlers com[X'teci as a team, w iih all in a sectionals tournament on .Marc h 21 frame, and the RIT team could not of the memfx-rs contritmting to an and 22. The tournament was held in maintain their lead through these games. If impressive sfiowcase of RTF talent. Latham, near .Albany, and included such RI T had held out, the team would have The team wishes to tli.mk their coach, schools as .MI T, St. John's, the I'liiversity gone on to the national tournament in Helen Smith, who led them through a very of Buffalo, Buffalo State College, and Frie Houston, hut FCX: took over the lead and successful season. The college Ixrwiing Communitv College (FCC). .After the first won the tournament and the place in the season is now over, hut the team will dav of the tournament, RI T was down bv nationals. "We thouglit we had the continue to coin|X'te in local tournaments 100 pins, but midway through the second tournament won, " s.iid RI T howler Rock\ until next \ear. dav, the team had advanced to a 100 pin Gerretto, "hut thev (FGG) howled verv Brighton Computers 473-3364/442-1542 PUBLIC NOTICE 1054A Clinton Ave South TELECONFERENCE

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dislike of Greeks mandates that the The first day of Greek-Week sported Greek reader should skip the next few pages Olympics. Unlike the ancients, who competed au of this magazine, in favor of the non- nature!, the marathon (actually a relay) runners Greek contents to he found else- were clothed in Toga's of varying length, color, where.A The writers of this piece are all Greek and creativity. The marathon was won by and have a pro-Greek attitude. We intend to ex- members of Tau Epsilon Phi. A Tug-of-War tole the virtues of Greek life while emphasizing was held over a pool of mud several inches the events of last week's Greek-Week. deep. An overzealous Larry Rothang from Phi A great many things have been said about Sigma Kappa (cover) took a dive in the mud the Greeks, but dull has never been one of and later washed off in the Tiger-tank dunking them. During the last official week of winter, booth. The Tug-of-War was won by Sigma Pi the Greek community participated in a week- after a fierce battle with Tau Kappa Epsilon. long carnival involving all the houses and ended Surprisingly enough, the sisters of Alpha it with a recognition banquet at the Holiday Inn Sigma Alpha won the keg toss. They were given Airport. a slight advantage, but only to make the com- 9 petition more even between the sexes. Food for ed as well as RIT administrators. The focus of the brothers and sisters was cooked on an out- the evening was "Greek," Greek contributions door grill, but the fire was used to keep the to RIT, the community, and their self better- pseudo-athletes warm as temperatures were only ment. Dr. Preston Herring, director of in the upper 20s. For overall participation in Residence Life, commented on the Greek's in- Greek-Week activities, Tau Epsilon Phi was valuable contributions to student life on awarded the Greek-Week spirit award. campus. Significant awards included Outstand- According to Campus Safety, the most un- ing Greek Man/Woman: Jim Neri (Phi Kappa popular of the week's activities involved the Tau) and Rebecca Hampton (Alpha Xi Delta). Sing-a-Long around the sun dial. Campus Safe- The highly coveted award for Outstanding ty received many calls from students complain- Chapter was presented by Dr. Elaine Spaull to ing about the boisterous singing, as each Greek the members of Phi Sigma Kappa, effectively organization sang fraternal songs hoping to be ending the monopoly held by the sororities. the loudest. The event lasted only about 30 Dancing followed dinner as the RIT Greeks minutes. Too bad independents, the event was showed the Holiday Inn how to celebrate a year This house skit (above) In the fireside lounge portrayed registered and totally legitimate. of achievements. Matt Glllogly (with bottle) as Dr. Rose. Dr. Rose was Bordering on the ridiculous, the Greek house receiving a temperance lecture from the supposed National Interfraternlty Council director. Doug Kaufman (below) and skits showed creativity and induced laughter. Marty Dally fall In the muck as they try In vain to maintain Phi Sigma Kappa surfed its way to lots of ground during the tug-of-war finals. laughs in addition to being judged the best. Tau Kappa Epsilon portrayed the Dr. Rose kidnap, with a Greek twist of course. Alpha Xi Delta were by far the silliest. Clad in yellow, they ran Phi Kappa Tau brothers (above) around screaming "Corn Nibblets!" Alpha put up a good fight, but eventually lose the tug-of-war. Sigma Alpha acted out a favorite Greek party Although they did not do well In tune "American Pie," adding their own inter- Greek sports this year, their good-natured participation pretation to the lengthy song. A few Sigma Pi's earned them the Greek joined together and became an RIT midget. It Sportsmanship Award. was an evening full of laughs. A mud-bottomed (right) Phyllis Triangle fraternity kicked off the finale of Wright leaps In celebration as Greek Week with a time honored tradition her sorority, AXID, defeats ASA In tug-of-war. among Greeks—the all important celebration of the 12 ounce lift, otherwise known as Happy Hour. Later that evening, Greek council co- sponsored a comedian in the CU cafeteria. Missing from this Friday night was the tradi- f tional all-Greek block party. Houses all parted and partied their own way in a most ununified way that evening. But Greek Week went out in style with the TEP runners Andy Dunne hands off to Tom Schade during the traditional Greek Banquet. Many Greeks attencl- toga run. The combination proved to be winning one as TEP easily defeated the competition. 10 March 28. 1986 The heat is on This summer may be your last chance to graduate from college with a degree and an officers commission. Sign up for ROTCs six-week Basic Camp now. See your Professor of Military Science for details. But hurry. The time is short. The space is limited. The heat is on. BE ALL YOU CAN BE. SUMMER CHALLENGE 86! CALL 475-2881/2882

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A2S3 CI Rfufmrnl J 7 2 2 1 2 ZODIAC with a machine gun. 1 he reason: Rambo s Worship Icon victims stay dead, but cartoon characters Ray's Effects bounce back no matter what happens to (RNR) Japanese air travelers are flocking them. What's worse, hitting someone is (RNR) Does spring fever really exist? Most to a temple that sells an unusual religious depicted as funny. A Disney spokespierson scientists agree the change of season does amulet: copies of a "lucky" airline disagrees, saying: "Perhaps children should affect our bodies and minds. But they're boarding pass held by one of the four be given more credit for their intelligence. not in agreement as to the cause. What we survivors of last summer's Japan Air lanes Thev understand a cartoon is not real life." do know is this: suicides, mental hospital crash. The disaster took 520 lives and admissions and crime all take a big jump in started a boom at temples dedicated to an Natural Trip April, May and June. Sexual arousal ancient flying spirit now considered the increases as the days grow longer, and on guardian of icon. One airline even recpiires (RNR) Farmers in West Ormany have the job accuracy nosedives. Some each of its planes to carry an amulet from lieen offered a chance to get away from it researchers say the extra sunlight causes the shrines. all without shelling out any cash. A holiday glandular changes. Others blame the club now offers a weekend vacation for rapidly shifting weather. Psychologist ^ Belly Full only .400 eggs jx'r (x*rson. The club says Albert Mehrabian says it's a combination, apples, |)olat(K*s, hay and oats will also be springtime means more light, more color (RNR) Ix-t them eat burgers: Ihat's what accepted. If farmers eat up the offer, the and more stimulation. As he puts it, "the the court ruled in a stockholder's suit profits will fx- led to the club's horses. organism is primed." against the Denny's restaurant chain. The stot kholders won. but thev'll have to take the pavofl in coupons redeemable lor Rare Problem hamburgers. That's causing no end ol (R.NR) \ federal court has ruled that Larry indigestion among the plaintiffs. To get Flynt has a constitutional right to send free their money's worth, some will have to eat copies of "Hustler" magazine to members the e(|uivalent (»f il. lOO dollars' worth of of tongress. Some 56 congressmen had Denny's ICUMI within thrtr years. asked the postal service not to deliver the sexually explicit magazine, citing a law that bans unsolicited "erotically arousing" Ron Cuts Bush mail. But US district Judge John Pratt (R.NR) It's belt tightening time for ruled the law applied only to private America's .second family. Under President citizens, adding: "We cannot imagine that Reagan's new budget. Vice President congressional offices all lack Bush's household allowance will be cut 41 wastebaskels." percent to just over 200,000 dollars a year. 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That from historian (RNR) When it comes to legal use of Dorothy Twohig, Associate Editor of the Offensive Don stimulants, depressants and narcotics, Washington papers at the University of Washington, D.C., leads the nation. The Virginia. There's no evidence (ieorge did (RNR) .\ study in Finland has concluded drug enforcement administration .says the any more than look and perhaps flirt, she that Donald Duck is more dangerous to capital is numberone in (jer capita says, but his letters and diaries are fillet! children than "Rambo." Researchers consumption of controlled drugs. Also high with observations of female beauty in the found kids became more violent after on the drug use list: Pennsylvania leader in young nation. On one occasion, the first watching Disney cartoons than after seeing prescription amphetamines, and Utah tops President wore out one of his getu'ral's Sylvester Stallone mow down his eivmies in prescrilx'd narcotics. wives in a two hour dame marathon.

13 Louisa Lamb enjoys some afternoon reading in an apartment at Colony Manor. Moving into An Apartment

BY BARTON C. FISKE PHOTO BY ANNAMARIE DAANE

t's time for this years annual apartment are you a loner who can remain locked in and bills. The rule of thumb here is if you let guide, and this year the issue of your room studying for weekends at a time? them slide on one months rent, they're apartment housing at RIT is hot. With Both of these questions are realistic probably going to do it again. The next most Iproposed rental increases for the next considerations to be taken into account important quality is compatability. If you end academic year, there is a heated debate over when searching out apartment mates. So up living with someone who you barely remaining in RIT owned apartments or how do you pick your roomies? know and then grow to dislike them, it will moving elsewhere. Springtime is usually the The general trend in college apartments have a profound effect on your life at school. time to seek out housing for next fall, so in is that men live with men and women live At the other end of the spectrum, living with addition to discussing all of the ruckus about with women. This has the effect of removing your friends is not the same as hanging out a sixteen percent rental increase, we present a significant portion of possibilities from the with your friends. No matter how often you a complete breakdown of the RIT housing overall population. Next, it is more than see them. situation. This includes alternative housing likely that you will desire to live with Keep your mind open to living with options and some practical advice on someone of your own major, or at least in an people different from yourself. Deaf students apartment life. associated field. This way you stand a much and hearing students can be very Part 1: Selecting roomates. better chance of being in the same classes. compatible. Be sure to thoroughly interview Are you someone who prefers the Or even better, take your classes the quarter your future roomates. Get a sense for the volume dial on your stereo on maximum after your roomate did. thereby making kind of person they are. and try to decide if output, or do you prefer the vacuum like available their books, materials and most you can live with them for extended periods silence of a mortuary? importantly; their tests and quizzes. of time. Be honest about yourself to them. If Do you have live-in bed mates who live The most important quality of a you hate people who put the toilet paper roll at your apartment but do not pay rent. Ch- prospective roommate is ability to pay rent on upside down be sure you tell them first

14 March 28, 1986 PALLANTYM£ RQ

Claytcxi Arms Clearview Farms Colony Manor Community Manor Henrietta Highlands Perkins Green Racquet Club Riverknoll Riverton Rustic Village Wedgewood/Green Wedgewood West Westbrooke Comrrxxis Winton Village

BY JOHN W. POLES III

Part 2; Choosing a place to live be a little cramped than to live in a absolutely sure the landlord knows of any By looking at the chart in the townhouse which you can't afford Also, existing damages or problems Get centerspread it might seem like a breeze to make sure that you can keep your pet ferret, recognition of these problems in writing with pick out just the right place to settle down for spider or ocelot in your new apartment a signature and impartial witness thirty weeks of hard studying. But are you Some places allow pets, most do not Those d Sign the lease, look your landlord in the really planning to be in Rochester for three who do allow pets will invariably charge for eye. shake their hand and make sure they consecutive quarters? Are you willing to it. so beware of these and other hidden know who you are. If you are on current and suffer the loss of hundreds of dollars spent charges in your rental agreement friendly terms with your landlord it will make on a damage deposit over a broken lease'-^ Part v3: Signing the lease life much easier Because of the increased number of students Unless you've been living under a rock Part 4: RIT apartments breaking leases, some apartment complexes for the larger part of your life, you know that The new rental agreements for RIT not owned by RIT are demanding twelve a lease is a legally binding agreeement owned apartments are the main controversy month leases and increased security between the occupants and the landlord surrounding the housing issue this year. deposits There are also application fees Both parties have rights, but usually one After talking with many irate students, a required by some landlords. These fees pay party is much more informed than the other couple of perplexing questions come to for a review of your credit history by a paid This party is almost always the landlord mind The letter issued to all tenants professional and are unrefundable. even if You. the tenant, have specific rights outlined concerning the rental increases clearly states you are refused. by New York State and in some cases, by the that you are extended the flexibility of Another serious consideration for off city you are living in. It is your responsibility breaking your lease for co-op or for summer campus housing is transportation Are you to know these So who wants to take a nine month lease willing to have to depend on the RIT shuttles a. Read your lease. This cannot be stressed when a twelve month lease is cheaper and and the Rochester Transit Authority to take enough. Your lease tells you exactly what you can still break it for free? When faulty you from place to place? Remember the last terms you are bound to abide by. if you have design causes the roofs at Riverknoll to time you stood in sub-freezing weather for any doubts about legal terminology, bring it collapse, why should the students have to the bus that never came'i' if you have a car. to the free lawyer provided by Student pay for the cost of placing a protective find out about parking stickers and Directorate His name is Paul Vick and he is membrane over an already unsafe roof? The provisions for working on your own car if extremely helpful answers will eventually come to light you're a do-it-yourself type Be very b Make numerous copies of your lease, and (lighting':'. 1 guess that's another issue) but conservative in your estimates of what you distribute them to your roomates. if nothing who will pay the cost in the mean time? You can afford to pay for monthly rent costs it is else, they will make great paper airplanes already know the answer. far better to live in a place you can afford and c Inspect the apartment ruthlessly Be

15 Cisarviaw Community Henrietta Wedgewood on Wedgewood Westbrooke Colony Manor Racquet Club RIverknoll RIverton Rustic Village Winton Village Apartment Complex Clayton Arms Farms Manor Highlands Perkins Green the Green West Commons

Phone 334-9110 889-1860 RIT owned and 454-7145 334-1050 RIT owned and RIT owned and RIT owned and 359-2060 424-4380 334-9704 334-4910 334-9280 427-8490 Address 394 Clay Road 423 Robert operated 2655 Brighton 41 High Manor operated operated operated 139 Countess 999 East 158 Greenmoor 2001 East 133 Goldenrod 3242 South (V2 mile from Quigley Drive 475-1290 Henrietta Town- Dr. (East River 475-1290 475-1290 475-1290 Dr. (5 miles Henrietta Rd. Way (off Lehigh Henrietta Road Lane (off Bailey Winton Rd. and Location Jefferson Road (5 miles south on RIT campus line Rd. Road to Erie Perkins Road 30 Fairwood 113 Kimball Dr. south of RIT off (off Crittenden Station Road Between Jef- Road between (corner of Jef- on (.^aiKins nuou; Ui Dd 1 loll ly 111? ^OlI jonn oirtTcu oppusiio I lie oiaiion Hoad) Drive (1 Vz miles (on western Coct Qiuar D/^oH\ noau Dciween between E. ferson Road Kenwick Drive ferson and Win- bridge off Scotts- side entrance to south of RIT on edge of RIT E. Henrietta Henrietta and and Calkins and W. Henriet- ton Roads) ville Road) Monroe Com- East River Road) campus) and W. Henriet- W. Henrietta Road) ta Road) munity College) ta Roads) Roads)

Rent Studio (1 Stu- 1 bdrm. (1 or 2 Size, 12 mth., 1 bdrm. (1 or 2 1 bdrm. lower Size, 12 mth., Size, 12 mth., Size, 12 mth., studio (1-2 stu- 1 bdrm. (1 stu- studio (1 stu- studio lower (1 studio (1-2 stu- 1 bdrm. $360 students) $370; $400; Sept-May, S e p t - M a y , dents) $355; dent) $415-425; dent) $304; student) $315; dents) $360; 2 bdrm. $415 (unless noted, only one dent $320; students) $370; 8 e p t - M a y , S e p t - M a y , 1 bdrm. (1 stu- 2 bdrm. (2 or 3 June-Aug., 2 bdrm. (2 or 3 1 bdrm. upper June-Aug.; June-Aug., June-Aug., 1 bdrm. (1-2 stu- 2 bdrm. (2 stu- 1 bdrm. (2 stu- studio upper (1 efficiency (1-2 3 bdrm.$455 student to a bedroom) dent or married students) $425; Efficiency (1 students) $395; $405; 1 bdrm. (1 or 2 1 bdrm. (up to 3 1 bdrm. (up to 2 dents) $415; dents) $455-475; dents) $365; student) $325; students) $380; hot water in- Utilities not included couple) $335; 2 bdrm. tnhs. (3 student or mar- 2 bdrm. lower students) $405, students) $411, students) $368, 2 bdrm. (2-3 stu- heat and hot 2 bdrm. lower 1 bdrm. lower 1 bdrm. (1-2 stu- cluded (2-3 students) (1-2 students) unless noted 2 bdrm. students) $495; ried couple) Not Available- $460; $450, $270; $457, $274; $409, $245; dents) $490; water included dents) $400; $425-440 2 bdrm. tnhs. & $352, 391, 235; These are last 2 bdrm. upper 2 bdrm. (up to 4 ) heat and hot 2 bdrm. tnhs. 3 bdrm. (3-4 stu- $383; $380; 2 bdrm. (3 stu- Not Available- heat & hot den (2 or 3 stu 1 bdrm. (1-2 stu- years rates, use $465; students) $448, water included (up to 3 stu- dents) $535; 2 bdrm.upper 1 bdrm.upper dents) $420; These are last water included dents) $515; dents) $389, as comparison heat and hot $498, $299; 3 bdrm. tnhs. dents) $448, 1 bdrm. tnhs. (2-3 students) (1-2 students) heat and hot years rates, use in all rents 3 bdrm. tnhs. (3 $432, $259; only water included 2 bdrm. newly (up to 3 stu- $498, $299; (1-2 students) $403; $400; water included as comparison or 4 students) 2 bdrm. (up to 4) in rent built (up to 4 'dents) $487, 3 bdrm. tnhs. $495; 2 bdrm. lower in apartments only $535 $443, 492, 295; students) $633, $541, $325; (up to 4 stu- 2 bdrm. tnhs. Not Available- (2-3 students) 2 bdrm. tnhs. $703, $422; 3 bdrm. deluxe These are last $420; (2-3 students) (all above rents dents) $476, (2-3 students) years rates, use include heat utilities tnhs. (up to 4 $529, $317 $515; 2 bdrm.upper $490; included in all students) $519, as comparison (2-3 students) 3 bdrm. tnhs. and hot water); utilities 2 bdrm. tnhs. only 2 tKJrm. tnhs. rents $577, $346; included in all with study (3-4 $440; (3 students) ctiiHontc\ (U/•inp tnlO HJ A\ •4/0 tA7R , rents SlUUUnib/ •QOU, hpat and hot $545 $529. $317; 3 bdrm. tnhs. water included 3 bdrm. tnhs. (3-4 students) (up to 4) $513, $630 $570, $342; Driving time from 5 minutes 15 minutes on campus, 10 minutes 10 minutes 5 minutes, 5 minutes, on campus 10 minutes 5 minutes, RTS 7 minutes 10 minutes 5 minutes 10 minutes main PIT campus shuttle bus ser- shuttle bus ser- shuttle bus ser- bus service RIT shuttle bus service? vice provided vice provided vice provided RTS bus service? Pets? no dogs, $100 deposit, no no no no no no $150 deposit, $125 deposit, no no no no 1 cat allowed, cats-$20 extra/ small pets $25 dogs under 20 Extra Charae'? $10 per month month, dogs extra/month lbs.—$30 extra/ Deposit? under 20 month lbs. $35 ex- tra/month >• • ;;

Subleasing yes, with yes Yes, with ap- no no yes, with ap- yes, with ap- yes, with ap- yes yes, with $100 no no yes, with $50 no proval charge charge Extra charge? $50 charge proval proval proval • ;i T

Security deposit 1 month's rent 1 month's rent none 1 month's rent 1 month's rent none none none 1 month's rent 1 month's rent 1 month's rent 1 month's rent 1 month's rent 1 month's rent Hovj much? upon application in advance in advance due before in advance upon signing of plus $50 at plus $50 at for apt.. $450- upon signing lease, plus $10 move in, 1-year Paid when? moving in plus move in $500 for tnhs., lease $4 key deposit key deposit lease paid in advance, plus parental co-signer

Features washer and washer and washers and washer and washer and central laun- central laun- washer and washer and washer and washer and washer and washer and washer and dryer in each dryer in each dryers in some dryer in each dryer in each dromat dromat among dryer in base- dryer available dryer in each dryer in each dryer in each dryer in apart- dryer in each building, tennis building, pool, buildings unit (4 apart- building, stor- town houses, ment of some in each apart- building, dish- building, pool building, car- ment buildings, building, pool, and basketball tennis courts, ments) age space, pool washer and buildings ment ($20 per washers in availability port, patios and pool, soccer dishwasher, UayOaic Ccillci, drvpr nn paph month), pool, some apart- garages avail- balconies for and basebal 1 cable washer and apartment floor basketball and ments, tennis able ($15 per studios, stor- fields available, dryer hookups tennis courts, and basketball month), cable age available cable in tnhs., cable golf course courts, pool

$20 application Availability waiting list, Apply now Apply at waiting list Apply before Annlv at Annlu at MppiAr\nlyu adtl 1 & 2 bdrms. Presently good Apply after July Apply in mid- Apply in late fee. nonrefund- 2 months scheduled September scheduled scheduled scheduled good 15 April. $10 ap-June able in advance sign-up time sign-up time sign-up time sign-up time tnhs. plication fee 1 month ahead

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here was trouble In paradise several weeks ago. An They are so humble; so simple. Nothing is rushed. Even election turned sour, demonstrations intensified, a with the terribly congested traffic in the city, they still new government pushed harder to take control, a "maintain an even strain." The family is the strongest confrontatioT n crystallized, and an old leader is ousted. The institution. Religion is the aorta of life. For a country that is events themselves are dramatic enough to make an epic stricken with poverty, they still smile. I met some children motion picture. But it is very easy to overlook the details of who were in that poverty level. My mother used to put my old this historic revolution.. .the people. clothes in boxes when I was young, i always wondered It was three summers ago when the plane descended the where they went. One child was wearing my old pair of billowing clouds. My destination was the Philippines. The shorts. Another was clad in my play shirt. T realized that my place where I was born and a place that lingers in my old wardrobe is on these children's backs. We played games dreams. The misty mass parted like the Red Sea and together. They thrived on laughter despite not having unveiled a deep blue ocean peppered with lush islands. My McDonalds or Disney World. Walkman was playing a classical orchestration which qave After hearing about the "face off," I was touched. The me images of Apocalypse Now and Lord of the F//es. This farmers walked for miles, sick people came out, and nuns country, made up of over 7000 islands, is awesome, joined. Everyone dropped what they were doing and con• mysterious, and unforgettable. fronted the tanks. The crowds carried no guns or death I remember the heat enveloping me like a moist suit. threats. Rather their weapon was the statue of the Virgin Clammy skin is far better than a dry, frostbitten epidermis. Mary and flower garlands which were given to the soldiers. The food is so natural and exotic. There is no chemicals These same soldiers had no heart to destroy a mob filled contaminating the guava, papaya, chicken, and fish. The with love and peace. Eventuaiiy, Marcos left and the Aquino rice is steamed in a clay pot and covered with banana regime takes over. One of the Aquino associates said they leaves. And, the fatten pig is cooked over a fire on a white were happy but "pooped." For a country that had a suc• sandy beach. The horizon is decorated with tiny virld islands cessful bloodless revlution, "pooped" is hardly the word and orange thunderheads. At night, the vendors cry out their one would think. oods as a nocturnal orchestra plays its otherworldly tune, The simplicity, humble nature, and innocent patriotism ?he constellations are brighter. It seems as if there are more should be an inspiration to the entire world. You don't have stars in the sky. to have an immense nuclear arsenal or strategically plant A large snail crawls out of its shell a residence with bats weapons and bases on the map. The Filipinos showed we fly overhead. Bonfires on the islands spark my imagination. don't have to spill a single drop of blood to make changes. It I see faith healers performing their acts and natives is wonderful to see a Third World country bind together and executing a ritual. I remember bathing in a waterfall, eating ignite hope. The Philippines may disappear from the media at a restaurant In which the ground is shallow flowing water, and we will go back to our daily grind, but we should never seeing Spanish-style houses highlighted with colorful paper forget that group of tropical islands and its inhabitants lanterns, and riding the grafitti-covered jeeps. But the most behind the curtain of clouds. memorable feature in the Philippines are tne Filipinos.

19 It Was Not Meant To Be

BY DAN U)N(;

Freshman James Cotie scoring RIT's first goal.

"... AND MAY THE bt-st man win. " If the Bemidji. Plattshurgh advanced to the title blocked a Bemidji drive from the point. I)est man always did win, this phrase would game by besting Mankato State I'niversity Gord Rivington took the loose puck all not take on anv meaning at all. But we of Minnesota 7 5. Bemidji's 4 3 overtime alone, put a good move on Martin, and put continue to use it. (Uearlv. then, the hest win over the Tigers in the other .semi final it home for a breakaway score. Next. Jim team does not always win. Last vear. the game was the story of the tournament. It Regan won a faceoff. moved to the net. got Kansas City Rovals won the World Series. was truly championship caliber hockey. the puck hack, and popped a backhander Thev were not the hest team in hasehall. The Tigers' team defense, led by over Martin's shoulder. The .Miami Dolphins Ix-at the CUiicago freshmen Stephen Crande and Dale I'nfortunately. that was all the Tigers Bears in a foothall game last vear. Miami Rivington. put on a show that left the would get. Halfway through the third was not the better team. Chicago was liie Bemidji fans talking to themselves. After period. Bemidji picked up the pace, and hest team in football, and thev won the the Beavers got on the hoard .seven minutes with 3:41 left in the game. Tim Guyer Super Bowl. One can think of manv more into the game, thev were held in check for picked off a pass and fed Jeff Strandell. such examples. over 48 minutes. .Meanwhile, the Tiger The two broke down the ice together and .So it goes with Division III college offense began to (X)und awav on goaltender Strandell heat Tiger goaltender C^het hockev. The RI T men's hockev team was Jim Martin. Martin came up big all game, Hallice up high on the stick side. Bemidji the hest team in the nation this vear. hut it hut he couldn't handle them all. At 11:17 almost tied the game 24 seconds later, hut did not win the National Collegiate of the first pericxl. James (a)tie picked up a Hallice came up big on Tim I^scarheau to .Xtliletic .Association championship. The rebound over a prone Martin for an keep the Tigers in front. With :45 left in championship Ix'longs to Bemidji State unassisted goal to even the score. In the the game. Bemidji pulled Martin for an I'niversitv of Minnesota, which defeated second period, the Tigers scored goals 41 extra attacker. .As the clock ticked the last IMattshurgh State 8 ') last Saturdav in seconds apart for a 3 1 lead. Scott Brown seconds of the game. RIT tried to carry the

March 28. 1986 20 puck away from the net. However, Bemidji came up with the puck and tied the game with 0:04 on the clock to send the game into overtime. After killing a penalty early in overtime, the Tigers mounted a charge, but the Beavers hung on. Almost halfwav through the overtime, RIT broke up a Bemidji three-on two break at the blue line, hut Mike Alexander slipped through, grabbed the puck, and found Todd le'scarheau moving to the net. I^escarheau put the puck past Hallice to end the game at 4:51 of overtime. The loss left a lot of RIT people stunned. The Tigers clearly outplayed the Beavers, outshooting them 44-29. and controlled the flow of the game for all hut a few of the 60 minutes. The second period was total domination by the Tigers. The defense was all over Bemidji. giving up only seven shots. Most of the period saw RIT controlling the puck in the Bemidji zone. RIT's domination was almost as strong throughout the rest of the game. RIT outmuscled the smaller Bemidji squad, without giving awav a speed The agony of defeat. John Hawkins dream of a third national title was just shattered, advantage. Typical of RIT hockev this but Hawkins ends his career with two championship rings, truly a great vear. the Tigers kept pounding the puck at accomplishment. the opponent's net until it went in. Unfortunately, the puck got through only three times, and in the last few minutes when Bemidji controlled some of the play, two errors by the Tigers made a difference. However, one cannot take anv credit away from Bemidji. The Beavers played well and made a courageous comeback. Martin plaved a great game in goal, keeping the Beavers close when RI T could have blown them out. Martin also plaved well the next night against Plattshurgh and earned All Tournament honors. Bemidji's first line of .Alexander and the l>escarheaus gained all three All Tournament forward positions, with Alexander being voted M\'P. The line tallied three goals and two assists against RIT and accounted for the first four Bemidji goals in the championship game. Against RIT. the line logged almost 40 minutes of ice time. The Bemidji seniors, including Alexander and Todd Lescarbeau. had a lot to be motivated for—as freshmen and juniors, they lost championship games to the Tigers. "Missing the title game by four seconds doesn't take anything away from our year." said Tiger coach Bruce Delventhal. "We have a great hockey tradition here, and this year we maintained it and built upon it." This is not the first time the hest team has not won. In 1984. RIT was clearly recognized as the hest team in the nation, even though the team lost in the This was the scene as time ran out in regulation. Bemidji's Tim Lescarbeau got semi finals. One thing is certain: This team pushed under the pile, but not until after he scored the game tying goal with tour will be hack for another crack at the title. seconds on the clock.

21 REPROVIEW Pete : Aloo f an d Alon e

strong sense of symbolism here. Pete grew up in. He states he could not seems to tell us only to sacrifice to the wait to get out, but that he missed it people we hold in the highest regard once he finally did. The song is soft and trust. If we do favors for others and reflective of Townshend's dif- they are frequently forgotten. "They ferent moods. It does, however, state will cry and say they're in your some startling truths. "Blood was an debt/But then they'll sigh and they will addiction/Now it is analyzed/As soon forget" Could this be a reference though it were fiction." The point he to being slighted, at least in his mind, wants to leave us with is to remember, in his relationship with The Who? make sure it is not all in vain. This "Brilliant Blues" the next tune has a also references the South African he-hoppin' rythmn to it that is rare for situation. On the back of the album, Pete. "Face the Face" resembles the there is a comparison to his early street typical Townshend song in the strong fighting (evidently race related) and vocals combined with the hard-edged the futileness and stupidity in the guitar. The only disappointing point fighting. The closing song of the about the song is the shouting out of album "Come to Mama" is largely city names towards the end of the instrumental, hut the lyrics make a song. This cannot help, but make you meaningful statement. It makes the White Oty think that he copied this from the basic comment that pride can he a very Bowie/Jagger song "Dancing in the damaging weapon. Streets." a ghastly thought is it not?! Pete's venture into the solo world is Pete Townshend. a very unusual and "Hiding Out" is a delightful little much different than Daltrey's. While talented musician, puts out his first ditty which uses the lead vocals of Pete neither album reminds us of The solo effort since The Who's break up. and an unidentifiable lower voice to Who, Pete's gives us the impression The album titled While City also has make the song bounce and reverberate that he is in control and has a message a long-form video and film which ac with glee. "Secondhand Love," the to state. One interesting usage on this company it. The album reflects Pete's closing song, involves a refrain of album was the method of overdubbing views on growing up in impoverished "Give Blood" to comment on the use- his voice onto an already sung line of England. It is a hard edged guitar lessness of a girl splitting her love his. He changes his tone, though, to lovers album accompanied by some between more than one man. give a pleasant contrast in sound. hoppin' licks and lyrics. The second side is much mellower. After listening to both albums it seems The intro song, also the com It opens with "Crashing by Design," that Pete was definitely the driving, mercial hit of the album, contains a a song that reminds us of The Who leading and controlling talent in the powerful message by Pete to give album "Face Dances." "White City Who. Daltrey has a good voice, but "blood." hut only between Fighting" is next and presents us with talent- wise he is left in the dust by "brothers." There is definitely a the violent street fighting life that Pete Pete. — JIM WINIARSKI After The who7 After the fire. Or is it after The Who like on side one are disappointing in that the title states? Roger Daltrey's newest they are difficult to distinguish from solo album, the first since The Who each other unless you are following the broke up, is quite a surprise for those words on the record sleeve. "Don't talk looking for Who-like songs. The voice to Strangers" the second song seems to sounds the same but the compiarisons end be a mournful statement regretting the there. Lender a Raging Moon as the the fact that he dumped an ex girlfriend. album is named consists of a ten song In contrast, "The Pride you Hide" collection of similar sounding songs. gives the sense that Roger is glad to be The album opens up with the hit rid of some wench like woman that single "After the Fire" which has been occasioned into his life. beaten up lately on commercial radio Side two opens with the most upbeat stations with its overly frequent playing. song on the album "Let Me Down It is definitely an upbeat song and gives Easy," a remake of Bryan Adams' one the impression that this album will version. The song regales us with reflect past Who albums hut, hey, it visions of a very unfaithful girlfriend should since Pete Townshend wrote it. and leaves one with the impression that (The fact that Pete wrote one of the best if his lover is going to be sleazy, she songs on the album, judging quality by should not rub it in his face. Have some commercial airplay of course, should class and do not be a lying sneak about say something.) The songs that follow it. The songs following this sound

22 March 28, 1986 similar to one of Daltrey's other solo listening. The final song "Under a Daltrey did not write a single song works, the soundtrack to Mc Vicar. (For Raging Moon," the title track, has alone, he did write a few jointly with those having a problem placing the some very interesting drumming in it others, hut none alone. His most album, "Free Me" should ring a hell.) and one other mysterious attribute. If popular songs do not even involve his "Fallen Angel" the next tune shows you listen closely to the hacking vocals own writing at all. This tells us about some impressive variance in Daltrey's on the song it sounds very much like his songwriting talents at the very least. vocal ability. He sings in a bass like tone Townshend's voice eminating from To compare it to The Who is not fair, with clarity and authority. "It Doesn't the background. The album does not hut how can we help it? The album is Satisfy Me" has a catchy rvthmn to it list this in the credits hut, Who knows? good to fill out one's collection with, that makes it a type of song that is The most noticeable thing coming hut not a classic by anv means. appreciated more with repeated from this album was the Tact that — JIM WINIARSKI

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The RIT men's lacrosse team opens its home season next Tuesday, April i. hosting BufTalo State at 3:00 pm. Despite some kev losses, the Tigers are looking to equal last season's impressive 14 2 record. "Our goals are to repeat as Independetit 0(»llege .Xthletic Conference champion and shoot for another National Collegiate Athletic .Association ap|H'arance." states coach Bill (ilennon. In his first season last vear. (Ilennon guided the Tiger stickmen to a second straight IC.AC title and a third consecutive trip to the NC.AA plavolTs. RI T handled Roanoke 12 \ in the o|H-niiig round, then lost to eventual NC.\.\ champion flohart 16 8. RI T's other loss came against the Statesmen earlier in the sea.son. The kev to the Tigers' success is the performance of the new talent. "We have a good nucleus of veterans and a group of voung plavers who must Ix' able to step iti and fill the gaps (|uickly.'" says (ilennon. "It's important that we enjov earlv success which will help our newcomers gain some confidence." That's a tall order. The Tigers must replace three .Ml .Amerii ans. alt.u km.m Bruce Remus and defenders Tom Sill .md Shawn Mc.Avov. Other kev losses include midfielders Don Balcli and Chris Zcllo .ind goaltender .\ndv Demetres. Remus, ilie Tigers' leading scorer last vear, ranked fourth in NC.A.A Division III in scoring and was named IC.AC Plaver of the ^'ear. Scoring should be no problem lor RTF determining factor in their overall middie Chuck Cincebox (.seven for seven), again this season. The attackmen include |X'r(ormance. the Tigers won 69.2 |X"rcent of the faceoffs. four veterans led bv second team .Ml Despite the loss of the two .All .American Coalie Dave Doughtv handled seven shots .American Bill Bjorness. Despite missing defcnsemen the Tigers should remain in the first half, allowing just one goal. five games with a broken loot, Bjorness strong, bolstered by the return of c aptain Frank .Scialdone took over goaltending scored 33 ix>ints and was .All IC.AC last Kd F'urcell. Furcell, who missed last sea.son duties at the half. He faced seven shots and vear. He is one ol l«)ur Tiger captains. due to back surgerv, was an .All .American allowed two goals. Senior John Harrington and juniors Ted two vc.irs ago. (ilennon is also counting on In pre season, the Tigers went 3 1 in Diehl and Dan Stehn add exjx-rience and veterans Jim Kimmel, Neil .Mullane, Marc exhibition play. They defeated Roanoke scoring fx»tential to the Tiger attack. Top Toucbette and Kurt Peterson. Tim Bvrnes, (an NCAA opponent last year), Hampden freshman prospects include Steve Schmidt a freshman from Svracuse, is the top Sydney, and Randolph Macon. The single and Jim Regan. In the season ojx-ner two defensive prosjject. loss was at .Nassau Communitv College. As weeks ago, Schmidt tallied three goals. Sophomore Dave Doughtv will step into in the past, RIT's toughest games occur at II the team has a weak spot, it's in die die goaltender spot, replacing .All IC.AC the end of the sea.son, with IC.AC rival midlield. Captains Tim Turner and Chuck .Andv Demetres. Doughtv was 2 () in six llbaca, defending national champion Cincebox lead the unit, which also includes apfx-arances last season. Freshman Frank Hobart and Cortland State. veterans Kevin O'Reillv and .Andre Scialdone brings a solid backgrourul to the Coach Clennon doesn't plan to alter the Schmid. Turner recorded 27 [xiints last RTF netminders group and should RTF style of play, which has proven season and was first team .All KLAC. challenge for the starting role. successful in the past. "We'll play the Former attack veteran Scott Olive and RTl s 1 \ game schedule started two transition game and have the ability to slow seven newcomers round out the group. The weeks .igo with a game at New 3'ork it down and plav six on six," comments freshmen are led bv Chris (iuild. an .All Maritime. The Tigers casilv Ix-at the (ilennon. "We have the s|x'ed and scoring Countv midfielder from Svracuse. Face off hapless .Maritime scjuad. 24 3. Bill Bjorness potential up front, and ho[X'fullv we can duties are still a (|uestion, but thev will led the scoring with lour goals and two cut clown our goals against average bv probablv fall on the shoulders of Cincebox. assists. Freshman Tim Cronin added two playing aggressive man to man defense." (iuild and sophomore transfer Jim goals and four assists. Fifteen different — MARNIF. SALISBURY Connell. RTT's face off success will fx- a Tigers recorded points in the game. Fed bv

26 March 28, 1986 Hockey Wrapup — Tigers Close Best Season Ever

Now that the RIT men's hockey team has record of 67 set by Chris Johnstone as a has accomplished has been well completed its most successful season ever, freshman in 1981 82. His 42 assists are documented this year. To sum it up, he has it is time to recap the season and look over only two away from B.J. Hull's record of 152 career points, sixth on the all time some of the team's accomplishments. Also, 44 set in 1983 84. He also had a 29 game scoring list and tops among defensemen. six seniors ended their careers this year. scoring streak, ended when he was held This year he was named ECAC and The team's 31 wins breaks the previous scoreless in the Bemidji game. He was held .NYCH.A Player of the Year. He is a strong school record of 29, set in 1983 84. Among scoreless in only two other games all defender with excellent offensive skills and the wins arc five over Division 1 schools, season. a team leader who will not l)e easy to including Clarkson Uniovcrsity, Colgate Junior right wing and co captain Ritchie replace. University, and NCAA quarterfinalist Herbert tallied 65 points this year on 27 Hinrichsen tallied 51 points this year Western Michigan University. Previously, goals and 38 assists for his most productive after accumulating 68 in his first three the Tigers had never beaten a D-1 team. season to date. With 98 points in his first vears, leaving him tied for ninth on the all The only D 1 loss came to Rensselaer two years, his career total of 163 leaves him time list. His accomplishments have also Polytechnic Institute. RIT also won back- fifth on RIT's career scoring list. 47 points been documented. Rivington played three to back tournaments at Christmas, the next year would put him second on the vears for Ohio .State before coming to RIT. Syracuse Invitational and the Merrimack career list. Other leading scorers were Besides his 44 points, he contributed the Bud Light Tournament. senior wing and alternate captain John kind of leadership that a former Division 1 The 275 goals and 726 points scored Hinrichsen (20 31 51), freshman center player can. Jones and Bourbonnais this season are team records. The Tigers James Cotie (16 34 50), junior dcfenseman transferred to RIT after two years at made their fourth appearance in the NCAA Maurice Montambault (10 36 46), senior Canton and played two years at RIT. playoffs, all in succession, won their second wing Gord Rivington (21 23 44), and Jones, with 33 points this year, emerged as ECAC title in three years. This was their senior defenseman and co-captain John a defensive leader and finished his career eighth appearance in the ECAC's and fifth Hawkins (10 32 42). Seven other Tigers with 50 points. Bourbonnais improved consecutive. The team also collected its accumulated 30 or more points. greatly at the end of last season and scored fourth NYCHA title in as many years. Hawkins, Hinrichsen, Rivington, .Mike 19 goals among his 33 points this year. Freshman center Scott Brown set a Jones, John Bourbonnais, and Rob Lorenzen closed with five points in nine school record for most points in a season. Lorenzen completed their hockey careers at games this year. — DAN LONG Brown scored 32 goals and recorded 42 RIT this year. Hawkins capped a great assists for 74 f>oints this year, breaking the career with a great year; much of what he Ruston Earns Ail-American Honors

The weekend of March 14 proved to a championships and currently holds 13 competing in anything and cverthing from record weekend for Paul Ruston as he records. He is comf>eting in his last season a leg of the mile relav to the 10,000 meter achieved All-American status at the of outdoor track, as well as RIT athletics. run. — BOB SAI.ZER National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) Indoor Track and Field Championship. In the process, the fifth- SPRING SPORTS ARE year photographic management major became the first RIT athlete to be All STARTING UPlll American in three different sports. Ruston placed fifth in the 5000 meter run with a time of 14:45.13. A placing of sixth or better receives an All-American WE NEED WRITERS TO COVER standing. He qualified for the March 15 meet, held at Bethel College in Saint Paul, Minnesota, on the last fX)ssible day. On ALL THE EXCITING ACTION!!! 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Come to the free to market yourself and your business meetings meets every 1st participate by joining the RIT Finance teleconference on April 3rd at tp m in capabilities American Marketing and 3rd Wednesday of each month at Club wtiich meets every Sunday night Ingle Auditorium to get the facts on Assoc Regional Conference 7p m in BLDG 7. room 1104 All are AIDS You do need to know For more 4/5/86—All welcome' If Interested, at 7p m in the CAU Alumni Room welcome The American Marketing Assoc. is info call Kelli McMahon, x6926 Stu• call 427-0574. dent Health Service. The Assignment Office m Off Cam• sponsoring a regional conference Resumes, cover letters, follow-up let• Life Is one big HEAD GAME!!! pus and Apartment Life will be closed 4/5/86. Marketing has become an ters—we really write, word process, Aiyssa, Gia, Lynn, Frank, Doreen, on March 24. 25. 26, 27, 31. and April essential part ol every curriculum and and mail for you. RIT delivery, quick 1. 1986 as all of our staff will t>e par• ttie AMA Invites you to attend, have Hello to all of you—Sorry about the turn-around, professional service In• ticipation in Returning Apartment Resi• fun and learn lack of PERSCNAL attention in the formation can be taken by dent Sign-up previous personals—Anyways, you pfione—Please call 377-0705. Now is the best time to join the AMA. are all great friends and stiouid not tie Crystal Imes for President and Sofa needed —Could someone There will tje a special discount for all forgotten Ric please be so kind as to give me a sofa Kristen Kaiser tor Vice President of new members that attend our so tfiat my kids and I can fiave OCSA Your voices of experience' I! "Marketing America" conference Hey Tracey, Wtiere s my picture'' sometfiing to sit on. I will t>e willing to Vote for Crystal Imes. President and Contact our Pres for more info Spring Break is over Dammit!' But pick It up Good condition God bless Kristen Kaiser. Vice President of your (427-0574) the bus rides continue! Call 262-4384 and ask for Georgia Off Campus Student Association" THAD: You wild and crazy disco man STUDENTS. You spend all of your you' Mr Funnel wants you to do five Apple llr Computer for sale: CPU. P«rsonala time working for your money Let your 192k, 2 drives, monitor, printer, more this weekend How does a shot money work for you Explore tfie modem. CP/M. 80 columns, many Spring is the season when all good of te-kill-ya sound'' Come on, you can possibilities with tfie RIT Finance Club others Lots of manuals & software RALPHERS look toward to over con- do It buddy' this Sunday at 7p.m in the Alumni Great condition" To be sold as a sumation, indoors and out Jose: Amadeus, Amadeus, Rock me Room of tfie College Union. package only—$1699 or best offer Tim: At this point, there are just no Amadeus' Hey—Chill not buddy, Mr. X3298 The RIT Finance Club is travelling to prospective candidates that meet your Kazoo says "Have another BEER "

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STAN: May God bless and Chns take pity on you' (No more 151, maybe a lit• •mREPUNS BY THE tle tekillya') Mr Funnel says ' Go for cimtB AFfAm urm IBABOHHA NUL INRTb me SORT WAY. WERE A RESULT 0PU5 If' v€ tm Been Ast(BP ID jonn. 4*f SmKEP BY A OF Pim INE SHOULP OFAumrmPHic HAPNOSE Hermie Lives, For now' Bmmie THE cuBfm HfiMNO KABIP be AN P€NN. HME. BUT PONT MNP ntpm CRISIS HEimmps 0EMWHIU Sieve Beth—Thanks (or letting me go with smi (MB m mnP6 im eeed- me... PiEAbE PALLAb lb bfvnep catrnjE. you to Florida' I had a great time witti inweasBM... 'BUOOM COUNTY- / (JtSf Men- nAYiNO LeM-ene FAMILY ^ you and ottier friends' I will never wrm AbcmrtLy forget this Let's go back to Florida \ n UAP IMBLPA next Spring Break'' , MAftCOS. Thad, Jim, and Stan: Mr Funnel loves you, but don't worry, tie's mak• ing new friends all ttie time Rumor has It ttiat Kris and Roseann want to meet spokwpprst^ tiim Bring tnm up Sat nigtit and we'll see wtiat we can do about an Intro TO. Amy sat, Donald Dearest—Get togettier witti Mr Funnel to gang up on me and you'll T SHALL MO(H a/rm JOHN. H/MNS eeeN wmu me mrroRous BILL be a loooonely man' Didn t anyone PROceep NiiN me i poNr PLiKxep fim ne miANuc /» me CAT ueuTATEb IN A LOCAL •mAJb IT ever explain to you atiout defending •BU)On COUNTY-smY HfNew A bUSKClEP SPY KMAWb IN m. PRISON CALMLY AMACTm HIS ANP MTIHINU UPtme UfUbS STANQ W APP^ ME* you better tialfflf not I WILL'). Kris a mms or boner iNtmwim. IMMINENT execunoN exciTiNO •mSmR PLOT KYI HBJte MP STUFF I REAP ttie Victim SIONIST-HAS AfTY fAK^WTf FT lb ' I •6ARFIEL0.- Hey Don! Figure out ttiose valors yet. noKConmNTS, Big Guy'' Better yet. wtiy don't you just avoid ttie ones witti mirrors" (It was too your FAULT') Love. Your Better Halt Shari, It was really nice meeting you this weekend Hopefully we can get together again sometime, if you can steer clear of your coach Dan Amy Loves Ralph. Raipti Loves aifl " 'i Amy" To the Guys who prevented a near .ANP STOPbCRFAMWO miss witti a young drunk in Florida" spose '1 '>TP\Jisieue peuAb JP IN FACT HE'S OUT me fvsoN WINPOW. We want to party witti you"—The -meKb ANY tb woRxm bOINO ONER LAbT- 'KONALP flYicPONALP Girls ttiat lived to tell about it" HOPei HARPrVBUtP Mime bTRATEOY Id A CAFmidT V puBucbrnmr So Carrie—Wtiere exactly did ttie r ^ fORA KUDeye. . wrm mu-Riem- snxjee'// mn txioze cruise travel'''' Yo English and Mathematics! L I Haven't seen you since Ihe 3-Crowns—What tiave you been up to''—Ttiat girl from 105' Lawrence—You re a Bire' The girls of Bus 2 Jim, A corporate relationstiip for ttie tjetterment of txitti parties''—Give me a break" TP Stan—Ttie Ciympic Bed Divmg team needs you'' TP m mtpeN HKPne YOU I PIP YOU even TNWK once .HOW PO YOU THINK WeV me CAT HAS NO Sensitive Connection—Ttiis has got TWeP W bVCK YOUR lONbUe ABOUTTNeeeecNOb or tm IF YOU ueciRoa/rep APFRECIAWN OF THE to stop' I tiave to get my life m order" Itm A UbNT bOOKBT MP •me Moees.m pRibON YOURSELF ire HOURS BEFORE LOGIC IN me AMERICAN Ttie Man amrrbiMve omoALs.. me LmuieeRi r me STRie GCTACMANa 7D ^ JUPiaAL bVSTEM. Bill —You are my one and only nug• INONOOMb.. get Gotta love ttie ledge— Glad HOW// you re mine—Tracy It's true, RCMA IS not engaged Look out guys Happy Camper, Don t listen to ttiem. you can crawl in my sleeping bag Ahoie 7^ The Sensitive Connection. Hey EverytKJdy—Let s do ttie Ttiad'' Boogie Baby" Hermie Baby: Myrtle Beacti'' Wtio is tins Myrtle'' Wtiy does everyone want A bPY bm> HAb Been THAT to visit tier if stie is sucti a tieacti'' FCA5H/ ARRANCf€p mrm m bovero.. Bi/Timm POIT^ HtbSTlU, CAnVREP BAUOONIbT COMEINVMEW Stan, Toronto? Anottier bus ride''Can BwmecAT Cl/TTtR JOHN MU Be STOP BILL'S you tiandie if mHRVEA btCONP CHRHU .'^ EtCHANbeo FOR -me imiNEirr From Waiden Books: Ttie Adventures IRATTOKM BRLWe etecimoN of Sensitive Connection and ttie Man • .cotmjNm CAT. F Pick your copy up today You can RUN, but you can t HIDE from THE FUNNEL Maybe you think it was nasty, but it did get a minor, ttiougti drunken reac• tion Care to try again''

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orientation tor graduating students at tOam (register Friday, March 28 Tuesday, April 1 witti ttie Cftice) and a joint two tiour resume/cover letter workstiop witti ttie Learning Development FILM&VIDEO—UR Film Senes Pee Wee s Big DRAMA, DANCE & PCETRY-GeVa Ttieatre Center at 2pm (register at ttie LDC ) Adventure at 7 15 & 9 45pm at ttie Hubtieii presents The Importance of Being Earnest at 8pm UR presents Robert Putnam, Cfiairman. Department Auditorium Call 275-5911 at tfie Ttieatre. 75 Woodbury Blvd Call 2332-1363 of Government. Harvard University, witti "Domestic MEETINGS—Ttie Intervarsity Ctinstian Fellowship (vOice/TTY) Politics. International Economics, and Western meets at 7pm m the 1829 room of ttie College LECTURES, SEMINARS & WORKSHCPS-Tfie Summitry 1975-86" at 8pm at tfie Hubbeii Union Call 395-2240 for furttier information RIT Counseling Center presents "Relax In Tfie Auditorium Free and open to tfie public Call 275-4128 RADAR —Perkms/Lomb (day) Andrews Afternoon • featuring relaxation activity including a academic/dorm (night) fireside cfiat and a fireplace video from t tO-t 50pm MEETINGS—Tfie Black Awareness Coordinating in tfie Wrestling Room of ttie Clark Gym All are Committee (BACC) meets at 4pm m ttie Clark Dming welcome Call 475-2261 Room on tfie mezzanine level of tfie College Union Ttie Coop and Placement Oflice offers a mandatory Tfie Cft-Campus Student Association meets at Saturday, March 22 orientation for graduating students at 1pm (sign up 5 30pm in ttie (XSA office m tfie basement ol tfie at ttie Office) and a two-fiour resume and cover College Union letter workstiop at 2pm (sign up at ttie Learning Brotfiers and Sisters m Ctirist (B A S I C ) meets at FILM&VIDEO—UR Film Series The Cotton Club Development Center) 6 30pm in ttie Alumni room of ttie College Union at 7 15 & 9 45pm at ttie Hubbeii Auditorium Call MEETINGS—Ttie RIT Community for Nuclear 275-591 1 Gays. Lesbians and Friends Student Crganization Awareness meets weekly at 5pm m tfie M-2 room of (GLFSC) meets at 7pm in tfie M-t room on tfie DRAMA, DANCE & POETRY-GeVa Theatre tfie College Union All are welcome mezzanine level ot tfie College Union presents ttie opening performance ot The Tfie RIT Finance Club meets at 7pm m ttie Alumni Importance of Being Earnest at 8 30pm at ttie Gamma Epsiion Tau meets at 7pm m ttie College room of ttie College Union All are welcome Ttieatre. 75 Woodbury Bivd Call 232-1363 Conference room of BIdg 07 Student Directorate meets at 6pm in tfie 1829 room (voice/TTY) RADAR —Lowenthal/Perkms (day) of tfie College Union LECTURES, SEMINARS & WORKSHOPS-UR Perkins/Lowenthal(nigtit) Tfie Rocfiester Wargamers Association and Guild "Women and the Law" conference from meets at 7pm m tfie College Union Cafeteria Open 9:30am-3 30pm at ttie Hoyt Auditorium. River to ttie public CONTINUING EVENTS— Campus Free and open to ttie public Call 275-5905 RIT SPORTS—Lacrosse vs Buffalo St at 3pm MEETINGS—Campus Ctinstian Fellowstnp meets EXHIBiTS —The International Museum of at 7pm in ttie 1829 room of ttie College Union RADAR —Wittsie/Perkins (day) Lomb/Perkins (night) Pfiotograptiy/George Eastman House. 900 East Maeltiedron, a division of ttie Rocfiester Wargamers Ave . presents "Blacks m America A Pfiotograpfiic Association and Guild, meets at Ipm in ttie M-t and Record" at tfie Brackett Clark Gallery from January M-2 rooms of ttie College Union 25 througfi March 30 Call 271-3361 RADAR —Perkins/Wiltsie (day) Andrews Wednesday, April 2 Memorial Art Gallery, 490 University Ave . presents dorm/Perkins (night) "Beyond Words Tfie Art of ttie Book" at ttie MUSIC —The Eastman Ttieatre presents the Temporary Extnbition Gallery, second floor, ttirougti Eastman Jazz Ensemble IV at 8pm at tfie Kilbourn March 30 Call 275-3081 Sunday, March 30 Hall Free Call 275-31 it DRAMA, DANCE & POETRY-GeVa Tfieatre presents The Importance of Being Earnest at 8pm FILM&VIDEO—UR Film Series Suburbia at 8pm at tfie Tfieatre, 75 Woodbury Blvd Call 232-1363 at ttie Hubbeii Auditorium Call 275-5911 (voice/TTY) MUSIC—WITR 89 7FM presents Jazz Sunday LECTURES, SEMINARS & WORKSHOPS—Tfie Big Used Color featuring Heart of Jazz at 6pm with Dennis, Just Co-op and Placement Office offers a seminar on Jazz at 9pm with Tony, and late night jazz on interviewing tecfmiques at 3pm Register witfi tfie and B & W TVs •Round Midnight at 12am with Terrence Call receptionist 475-2271 UR Graduate School of Education and Human DRAMA, DANCE & POETRY—GeVa Ttieatre Development Colloquia Series David O Levine. presents The Importance of Being Earnest at 2pm visiting assistant porfessor. Department of History. & 7 30pm at ttie Ttieatre. 75 Woodbury Blvd Call University of California, presents "Democracy and Fully Guaranteed 232-1363 (voice/TTY) Differentiation American Higtier Education RADAR —Andrews dorm/Wiltsie (day) Between tfie World Wars" at 3pm at tfie 277-78 Wiltsie/Perkins (night) Room of tfie Administration BIdg Free and open to tfie public Call 275-3941 PICTURE TUBE PROBLEMS& MEETINGS-The International Students CALL ROCHESTER KINESCOPE Association meets at 5:30pm m tfie M-t room ot tfie Rebuilders of Quality Picture Tubes Monday, March 31 College Union ANY SIZE RIT Toastmasters meets at 7 15pm in the Alumni room of tfie College Union FILM & VIDEO—WCKR-TV Channel 13 presents at 18 MONTH WARRANTY 7pm inside the Archives, a documentary on the RADAR—Wiitsie/Lomb (day) Wiltsie/Perkins International Museum of Photograpfiy at tfie George (night) Call 235 0750 or STOP OUT Eastman House MUSIC—The Eastman School of Music presents Eastman Intermusica at Spm at tfie Kilbourn Hall Thursday, April 3 Free Call 275-3111. $10.00 Off Any Picture Tube

MEETINGS-Ttie RIT Gospel Ensemble meets at MUSIC-Tfie Eastman School of Music presents or Service (color only) 6pm in ttie music room in tfie basement of tfie Eastman Musics Nova at 8pm at tfie Kilbourn Hall College Umon Call 475-6991 featuring tfie music of Rands, Rodriguez and Ttie RIT Singers meet at 7pm m tfie 1829 room of Weictier Free Call 275-3111. ttie College Union Call 475-6991 DRAMA. DANCE & POETRY—The RIT Literary Tfie RIT Pfiilfiarmonia meets at 7 30pm followed by Series presents William Kennedy, winner of a ttie RIT Jazz Ensemble at 9 30pm. both m Ingle Call Pulitzer prize, at 7 30pm in Webb Auditorium in 475-6991 BIdg 07 (FEGM) Free and open to ttie public Ttie Astronomy Club meets at 7pm in ttie 3178 room Interpreted for tfie fiearing impaired Call 475-6991 Rochester Kinescope of BIdg 08 GeVa Tfieatre preesnts The Importance of Being 1611 Scottsville Rd. 25 -f Group meets at 5pm in ttie M-1 room of tfie Earnest at 8pm at tfie Tfieatre. 75 Woodbury Blvd. College Union Call 475-6991 Call 232-1363 (votceHTY) Open Daily 10-6, Sat 10-2 RADAR —Andrews academic/dorm (day) LECTURES. SEMINARS & WORKSHOPS-Tfie Perkins/Andrews dorm (nigfit) Co-op and Placement Cffice offers a mandatory 30 Returning Apartment Residents & Roommates

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