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By Vicky Katz of University News Services and Richaird D. Cole, Statesman Editor-in-chief
University at Stony Brook police officers will carry firearms beginning with the day shift on Tuesday, March I but only in limited circumstances. The campus announced last May that it would allow University Police officers to be armed in certain situations. In doing so, it joined the ranks of public universities in at least 35 states which have opted to equip their police officers with guns. At Stony Brook, officers will carry arms when: *responding to calls involving the us or possession of a deadly weapon. *responding to all in-progress felony calls such as homicides, armed robberies, burglaries, rapes and assaults. *stopping motorists to enforce vehicle and traffic laws. *serving arrest or search warrants. *escorting cash transports. -*monitoring metal detector screening. *transporting prisoners. *on orders of the director of University Police in those limited circumstances in which there is a threat to life or safety. They will not carry arms while on foot patrol, at major events where crowd control is the primary function and at University Hospital or the Long v? Island State Veterans Home which is located on the Stony Brook campus. The department is housing its two-dozen newly with the use of deadly physical force. Suffolk County Police Department (SCPD) in those purchased Ruger .38 caliber revolvers in a high "The department at this point feels very comfortable situations which pose a threat or some danger to the security -area within the University Police's with the progress to date. We have not rushed the issue police officers and those parties involved. In the past, headquarters. The guns will be issued and their and have taken every possible precaution and safety if a situation involving a weapon arose, the University distribution monitored by trained armament officers. measure needed for a smooth implementation of the Police had to not get involved and- wait for the SCPD Special locked boxes have been installed-in patrol arming process," said University Police Director Richard whose average response time is for obvious reasons pars to secure the weapons when officers are engaged Young. much longer than that of the University Police if they in assignments not requiring the presence of guns. The responsibility of the University Police has been are permitted to respond. Little said, "The bottom In order to carry arms, University Police officers debated over the past several years according to University line is that we are cops and we have the responsibility must first qualify as sworn peace officers, a process Police Spokesperson Lt'. Doug Little. According to Little to ensure the safety of every community member and that involves attending the State Police Academy and this debate has resulted in an "agreement with the also the officer themselves and what this entails is completing an in-service training course. In addition, University and the community that there is a need for our being able to respond in a timely manner to situations. the officers must get a Suffolk County Police officers to be armed in certain situations and to be able to There have been' situations on campus which have Department pistol permit, a process that requires ensure the safety of the University community and also had 25 minute response time." fingerprinting and a character check. They also must the officers themselves." Selective arming of the University Police officers successfully complete a 40 hour Suffolk County The decision to have limited arming was made by was a bold step for Marburger however, many officers Police Firearms Unit training course that includes University President John H. Marburger last spring after have said they would-prefer to be fully armed. One classroom instruction on safety and care of firearms reviewing recommendations from a c'ampus-wide officer who wished to remain anonymous questioned and the firing of 1,300 rounds of ammunition on the University Safety Council that studied the matter for 18 how safe the practice of taking on and off the gun and police range. And they must obtain a perfect score in months. holster would be. This question and the many others a test of knowledge of Article 35 [see side bar - page With the arming of University Police there will no that have come up over the past few years during the 5], A New York State Penal Law statute that deals longer be a need for the campus community to rely on the arming debate shall be'answered as of Tuesday.
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FSA Flea Market. lO.m. -5 p.m. Stony Brook Union Bi-level. FSA Flea Market. 10 a.m. - 5p.m. Stony Brook Union Bi-level.
Catholic Mass. Noon. Monday through Friday Level 5, Chapel, Health Sciences LwA.S.O. Merchants Day. 11:30 a.m. - 3 p.m. Fireside Lounge, Stony Brook Union. Center. Call 444-2836. IsraeliFolk Dancing.Led by a skilled Israeli dance instructor. 7 - 8 p.m. Roth Quad I-CONCommittee Meeting. 6:30 p.m. Room 216, Stony Brook Union. Help plan the Cafeteria, Ist Floor. Call 632-6565. East Coast's largest convention of science fiction, fact and fantasy. All are welcome. Call Scott at 632-6045. TheatreArts Production,"On Strivers Row." Abram Hill's uproariously funny play about life in Harlem during the 1940's. Thursday - Saturday: 8 p.m.; Sunday: 2 p.m. Black History Month Film and Discussion. 7 p.m. "Global Sisterhood": Western Theatre I, Staller Center for the Arts. $8; $6/students & seniors. Call 632-7230. Feminism vs. Multiculturalism Perspective on Female Circumcision. U.N.I.T.I. Cultural Center. (Sponsored by Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. and Africana FRIDAY, MARCH 4 Studies.) Call 632-7470.- C.OC.A. Film, "3 Musketeers." 7 p.m., 9:30 p.m. & midnight. Room 100, Javits Asian Arts Festival Reception & Korean Dance Program. 7 - 8:30 p.m. Fireside Lecture Center. $3; $2/SB ID. Call 632-6472. Lounge, Stony Brook Union. Call 632-6822. TheatreArts Production, "On Strivers Row." Abram Hill's uproariously funny play TUESDAY, MARCH 1 about life in Harlem during the 1940's. 8 p.m. Theatre I, Staller Center for the Arts. $8; $6/students & seniors. Call 632-7230. The Alternative Cinema, "What's Opera Doc" (Warner Brothers Cartoon, 6 min.). Director: Chuck Jones; "Mystery Train" (American). Director: Jim Jarmusch. 7 & 9 SATURDAY, MARCH 5 p.m. Stony Brook Union Auditorium. $2 at the door. Call 632-6136. C.O.C.A. Film, "3 Musketeers." 7:00 p.m., 9:30 p.m. & midnight. Room 100, Javits Earth Action Board Club Meeting. 8 p.m. First Floor Meeting Room. Roth Quad Lecture Center. $3; $2/SB ID. Call 632-6472. Cafeteria. All welcome. No fee. For information, call Traci 632-2858. Theatre Arts Production,"'On Strivers Row." 8 p.m. Theatre I, Staller Center for the WEDNESDAY, MARCH 2 Arts. $8; $6/students & seniors. Call 632-7230.
QuiltPanel-makingWorkshop (in conjunction with the Names Project AIDS Memorial Quilt Display). 11 a.m. - 4 p.m. Bi-level, Stony Brook Union. Free and open to the SUNDAY, MARCH 6 public. Call 632-6339. TheatreArtsProduction, "On Strivers Row." 2 p.m. TheatreI, Staller Center for the LA.S.O. Merchants Day. 1 1.30 a.m. - 3 p.m.. Fireside Lounge, Stony Brook Union. Arts. $8; $6/students & seniors. Call 632-7230.
C.O.C.A. Film, "Batman: Mask of Phantasm." 9 p.m. Room 100, Javits Lecture C.O.C.A. Film, "3Musketeers." 7p.m. & 9:30 p.m. Room 100, Javits Lecture Center. Center. $3; $2/SB ID. Call 632-6472. $3; $2/SB ID. Call 632-6472.
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By Robyn Sauer select students. Vincent Bruzzese and see it so that we could incorporate it - the reason why we decided to bring our Statesman Managing Editor Adam Turner said that they were concerned best features of it - and present It to the proposed constitution before the Steering about the methods used by the committee senate. The more input the better," said Committee is because we knew that if we to rewrite the constitution as well as the Hahke. "I would like us to come together brought both constitutions [to the senate] The Steering Committee will be amount of input from noncommittee and agree what is the best structure for the debate would arise as to which constitution presenting the Polity Senate with aproposed members that was being excepted. All students. Unfortunately, Adam and Vinny should be approved," Turner said. "What document to replace the current allegations made against the committee have not provided -anything to the Steering we want to happen is that both documents constitution, on Wednesday. were denied. Commuter senator Bruzzese Committee. They haven't shown up at the be combined to form one document that After two days of intensive work and and USSA representative Turner, at that regular Saturday meetings and they haven' t would be better than each separate more than a month of meetings, chair time, decided to draw up a document that provided any concrete ideas for us to documents. Out of respect for the entire Jonathon Hanke said that the document they could also present as a proposed consider." corporation and out of respect for the will be looked over by the Steering steering committee I wanted to give them Committee and any suggestions will be , ,,,,, ...... ,,; .,.,, ,,,,.,.,. ,,.,,, ,,,.,,,, ,.,,, ,.,,.,,,,, ,, ,.,,, ,.,,..,,,....,...... ,,.. :, ,..,,.,.... ,..,..,... ,.,,.. .,. ,...... I the opportunity to incorporate better quality incorporated on Tuesday. The time of into theirs - so we would come with one the meeting is not known at this point but ...... unified ...... document." ...... Commuter President ML and member of the ...... Hanke said that he was happy to see ...... M AV...... X.,...... committee Erika Abel will be arranging a ...... that Bruzzese and Turner seem willing to ...... time for the meeting. Once again, this ...... compromise instead of two separate ...... meeting will be open to anyone who is ...... documents being brought in front of the interested. "Students can always come to senate, which may cause complications. me with suggestions," said Hanke...... "To go out of the way to oppose something ...... When ...... the ...... document is presented to .. they haven' t even made an effort to find out the senate Hanke said that he will ask that ...... about epitomizes the type of infighting that the senators look over the document for a : :Affected:..... traditionally has consumed the Polity ...... week and make suggestions so that a final ...... senate," said Hanke. "It s better late than proposed document can be made up by never" T .-...... the March 9 senate meeting. At that time, .,...... _. .. . *We. : :p. ..,... The Turner/Bruzzese document also ...... if the senate votes in favor, the proposed -mru-ctiure ... -...... proposes changes in the executive council, constitution will be put on referendum for including cutting out the same positions the students to vote on two weeks later. : with the addition of the Treasurer, by name. Hanke said that because the proposed Instead there would be a secretary of the document will contain changes in the /. . . -. .. interior, secretary of the treasury, secretary executive council it would need to be i...... -. of studentactivities, secretary of academics, approved before the spring elections, so :00f~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~...... a i-0 n;0nao ,:,::a n e and the secretary of public relations. The that prospective candidates will be able to president would also be able to choose to run for the positions that will exist. 0 - Fate ng(Som~~~'enitrtinair.. ME have a chief of staff. Although many of the : Therefore, the document could not be . position duties are the same, the main voted on at the same time as the elections - difference is not held in the fact I.,; .. .. - - .. I .-- ...... : : ," ,-- I-. '" , " that in one because people would be elected into plan they are vice presidents and in the offices that no longer existed if the other, secretaries. According to Turner, document becomes law. constitution. Bringing their ideas to the senate was they are proposing that the executive board The executive board would eliminate According to Turner, he and Bruzzese the original plan, according to Turner. *I members should be appointed by the the class representatives, the secretary, and have decided to share their ideas with Hanke justdidn't feel it would be taken seriously,," president with a two-thirds approval of the the vice president while adding public and the rest of committee today and give he said as to why they didn't bring the senate in a confirmation hearing. They advocate and three specialized vice their work to them. document earlier. Turner said that he and believe that this will give the president presidents: VP for community relations, Members of the committee said that Bruzzese changed their minds after ability to have an executive council he/she VP for student services, and VP for they did not understand why Bruzzese and speaking to each other and Hanke' s request can work with. Activities. All of these would be elected- Turnerdidnotshare theirdocumentearlier. of their proposals. According to Turner, The document presented to the senate positions. "I think it is good that they are interested the decision was based on their disinterest will be fully detailed in the Thursday edition Earlier in the semester, questionscame enough to go out of the way and write the in controversy and wanting the senate to be of Statesman, attributing the ideas to their up about the Steering Committee from constitution, but it would be nice if I could able to work more efficiently. "The main authors.
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Several taught how different they are and to blame "nationalism" of today tends to deal-more Karl, Marx saw that there could groups, clairming to represent many hardships on one another and to be with pride in oneself based upon some never be peace on earth as long as students, have called for the removal of this distrustful and fearful of one another? criteria such as the color of ones skin or the people embraced two ideas: religion column and myself as Editor-in-chief of I am certainly not the first person to past achievements people-who happen to and nationalism (including tribalism). Statesman. First of all, people need to see that Multiculturalism is not working. share some characteristics with you. If one looks through the annals of recognize that the content of this column David Yaseen wrote in the Stony Brook In my opinion, a good example of this history it is clear that virtually every represents my views as an individual, just Press in the July 16, 1992, edition, 'The can be seen by the multicultural terms such war has been fought over one of these like any other student on campus, not as 'celebrations' of cultural diversity are as "African-American, Italian American, two concepts. This is in line with editor of the paper. If I wanted to say almost never a celebration of humanity that Asian American." We should all be what I have said above, people need to something as editor I would do so in the has created great works and systems through Americans first sand then whatever ones put the importance of their religion form of a letter from the editor or ask the a multitude of forms, because it is seen as e t h n i c - and their editorial board to vote on the issue and hypocritical or impossible for one to background nationalistic write an editorial about it. celebrate another' s culture -people who do happens to be. heritage in It seems to me But the sirigle. most that, at this point, it does so are thought of as not able to understand In other words, perspective if not make sense to rehash all of the various the nuances which make that culture great, why are- important e Ilement in there is to be arguments that have been made during the because they are not members of it. If the Americans of progress. So past week, but rather this space could be culture is truly great, its greatness should Italian decent this educaltion has the question used to write of where everyone directly be apparent to all. Almost always these called "Italian remains, where involved and indirectly involved in this events wind up being separate groups Americans" been missinjg at Stony do we go from controversy can go from here. From this celebrating their own respective cultures." rather than here? The point people must decide if they want to I am not saying, by any means, that "American Brook; thatt -element answer: Find a move forward together or apart. ethnic groups should not be taught about Italians" or c o m m o n ivmuicuituraiisrm Americans of being some- commonConmo~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Izground and claims that it wants African decent start building to help rid our society called "African ground. our collective of racism through Americans" I future. But, I education. XBut the rather than recognize that single most "A me ri c an this is unlikely important element Africans?" The term "Italian American" to happen. Why should things change, in thiseducation has makes me think of an American in Italy, too many people would have to give been missing 'a not a person of Italian heritage who is up the one thing that actually makes Stony Brook; that element being some their background and history; after all, it is actually an American citizen. -the world go around; the all mighty common grounde It is all fine and dandy our history which makes us all who we are. If the idea is for people from various dollar. to bring people together from different But perhaps this background and history is ethnic groups to live together in peace here That's right. This whole thing cultural and ethnic backgrounds for the emphasized too much - to the point of in America, then we should all be proud comes down to money. I honestly purpose of educating all. But how can we dividing us, rather than bringing us together. Americans. This common ground is not believe that the hate will continue be expected to go forward together if we College campuses, including our own, taught by any means at this school and until it is no longer profitable are not given some common ground to bind are riddled with organization wielding many around the nation. Why? (profitable meaning money or power us together. One of the most recognized groupthink PC in every ones faces. Perhaps the goal is unrealistic. It is wise)to some one - to those in power. definitions of the term "siety" is, "a According to Nat Hentoff, a columnist for possible that it is just not meant to be for all Separatism is big money for many group of persons joined together for a The Village Voice, "Groupthink on of us to get along. There have been people from the professors that teach common purpose or by a common interest." campuses is thriving rather than subsiding." philosophers who have claimed that man is it, to the religious leaders who preach What is the common purpose or interest Hentoff also addresses the issue of freedom naturally prone to aggression. If any of this it to the student clubs whom are mere being taught by the Multicultural groups of speech on campus and said, "College is true then perhaps Farrakhan, the leader victims. Don't let yourself be the and programs at Stony Brook? There-has officials are treating the first amendment as of the Nation of Islam, is right. Perhaps the victim any more... speak up and be to be a common ground if race relations are just so much constitutional garbage." only answer is for people to separate and heard. Only the silent can be to improve. It only makes sense that race It is not an original thought, but I feel "stick to theirown." This is a very politically oppressed. relations have gotten to the pitiful point that super-nationalism, or simply any form incorrect stance, but history they are now when the only thing being of nationalism, is prone to be racist. What does make it hard trnhelieve I taught is divisionistic thought. How can is nationalism or tribalism? Nationalism that there will ever be peace two or more groups of people move forward used to be associated with feelings of on earth, let alone in our Politically
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Statesman Sports Eito Economou added that the University cannot A reception was held in Madison Square Garden' s continue to just ask its alumni to donate their Club Bar and Grill for Stony Brook alumni and "special money without some kind of attachment friends" after the Brook's loss to Manhattanville at the "People have been telling me, 'I'm starting to Garden. feel like I'm part of a family and not just a The event, dubbed the Garden Party, was hosted funding source.'" by Alumni Board of Directors member Carole L. Jack Cohen, Stony Brook Class of 1974 Weidman (Stony Brook Class of 1973) and the Division and former men's basketball team manager, of Athletics. The party gave some alumni a chance to said, "People are looking for something that re-establish bonds with the University. they can reach back and connect with... . Over 200 representatives from every sector of the through athletics and tradition is one way to university attended the reception: faculty, staff, do it." He quickly added, "It's a positive way students, athletes, alumni, and special friends of the to do it." university. They were all treated to a dinner buffet and Woeanof Physical Education and Athletics, an open bar. According to Assistant Athletic Director Dr. Richard Laskowski, placed the credit for for Development, Greg Economou, the party was the success of the event where it was due. Carole Weidman speaks at the Grden Party Statesman/John Chu sponsored by ."a combination of Carole- Weidman, "We owe a great deal to Carole [Weidman] - University Affairs, and the Division of Athletics...and probably more than any of you know." Laskwo; in the form of world-famous sports artist Leroy Neiman. Carole Weidman is going to pay for a majority of it." Economou then presented the ex-/present cheei Although no one would say exactly what Neiman's While the guests helped themselves to the buffet, with a plaque for her support and dedication. E connection is or will be, he said, "I am all for being a number of speakers gave brief remarks. Among the during the halftime of the basketball gam involved, and I hope that I can be of some benefit." speakers was University President Dr. John Marburger Department of Athletics also honored Marburg Second, Laskowski announced that Stony Brook ni who congratulated and thanked the men' s basketball a plaque for his fourteen years of service and dedi was again negotiating with SportsChannel. 'There's a team and coaching staff for their effort and good Weidmanexpressedherthanksandherenth good possibility that we're going to televise five games showing. Marburger said, "that's what intercollegiate for the new direction that Stony Brook has take next year," he said. According to Laskowski, tentative athletics is all about." said that she was "delighted that alumni are c plans are in the works to show the two Division I teams Later in his remarks, Marburger alluded to the back... they understand that it's [Stony Broc (women's soccer and men's lacrosse) and football primary reason for the gathering: fundraising (and young university, with not only tremendous poi next year. funding in general) for the University's move to but potential that's starting to flourish." Of course, only time will tell of the event's true Division I. 'The State of New York is not interested in Weidman quoted Eleanor Roosevelt wh< success. But, according to Neiman, "It's a very helping us do this, except through providing the basic "'e future belongs to those who believe in the optimistic thing because the athletic program is very infrastructure," he said. "We're going to have to rely of their dreams." Weidman said that "there impressive." Marburger added, "this reception was an on fundraising from alumni and from others who are question in my mind that the future is in this Unil important first for Stony Brook." Finally, Weidman interested in seeing high-quality college sports played moving to Division I... And we will do it wit tl said, "I think it means more alumni involvement and on Long Island." of our alums that are beginning to join together i support, more support from friends of the University, Economou reinforced the President's remarks, - all 66,000 of tem - ad stad up and be cou and a lot more people in the stands." saying that the event was "an investment" to bring There were alo a nume of surprises in st However it turns out, one can plainly see that the potential donors back to the University. "You' ve got to those in attendance. Tee firt of these surprise train on the track to Division I has just left the station.
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0 4b m sr he OAinion 7 Embargo Lift Doesn't Erase M~emory By Robert F. Morrison History is one supporter of the lift, calling such information surfaced, they'd lose the 19yearoldembargo"arelic."" Barnhart immensely." After recommendation from his top optinistically compares Vietnam' s current O'Toole brings out other important, advisors, President Bill Clinton lifted the situation with that of the rebuilding of but not so publicized benefactors. "In 19 year old embargo whichi--had-been Thailand during the late 1970's, "although Vietnam today, we have a living labortory placed on Vietnam since the official end it likely won't happen overnight, thesimple_ m which we could learn first hand of the of the war in 1975. fact that the Vietnamese welcome U.S. residual effects of Dioxin (the operative Most seem to agree that the benefits entry is a step in the right direction.' part of Agent Orange)." He also claimed gained by lifting the sanctions outweigh The Vietnamese not only are datthe U.S. doesn'thave much precedence any feelings of reluctancy or pessimism. welcoming Americans with a warm to be vindictive. "Under the Marshall Sixty-two Senators voted in favor of the embrace, it is said that the Vietnamese plan, (a program for economic recovery of lift. U.S. corporations, mostnotably Pepsi, people -venerate virtually anything Europe after World War H) we began Coke, American Express, and United American. Although, Vietnam is emerging rebuilding Germany months after the end Airlines, added to the list of major from a pack of the poorest countries, its of World War H, just as we did Japan-the industrial nations of Japan, China, and workforce is an educated one. All things nation which attacked us." Germany, who have since done business considered though many economists fear Platoon leader and one of the founding in Vietnam. that the country's primitive banking and officers of the 196 Light infantry brigade, The U.S. entered the Vietnam War in taxing system we be ill-equipped to deal Lt Bob Duffey, who believes that the the hopes of containing the spread of with such an aggressive marketing effort. embargo was lifted prematurely cites a communism. We sided with the southern At the present time, the Pentagon is major difference between the post World based Republic of Vietnam, replacing the satisfied that only 73 unresolved cases War II reconstruction and the Vietnam French as the major contender against tie remain in which the missing Americans embargo lift. "In post World War n Northem based Communists a Southem couldhaveconceivablybeencaptured alive. reconstruction, we were aiding insurgents that were called the VietCong On the eve of the embargo lift, Massachutes governments that were aimed at democracy. (Vietnamese Communists). In 1973, for Senator John Kerry, a decorated Vietnam In the case of Vietnam, we are cooperating complex reasons the U.S. decided to veteran and Arizona Senator John McCain with a so-called reformed communist withdraw, leaving our South Vietnamese returned from Hanoi (the Vietnamese government, however they are the same allies in a hopeless predicament. capital) with assurances that the Vietnamese government that broke every promise and Subsequently, Vietnam was completely government was in full cooperation of treatyand which committed murder on a overun by communism. American searches and probes. Professor Hitlerian scale to their own people. For many Americans, the Vietnam Kennedy who is currently teaching ANT Duffey said that the last four or five War was something of a rude awakening. 310 on Southeast Asia is also in favor of the administrations have chronically lied about For the first time the U.S. realized that it lift. Kennedy explained, "groups such as the whereabouts of American POWs, and was not the almighty power that it had to the Task Force Omega and Nation security points out that the Clinton administration hitherto regarded itself as and more council will continue to push for the has even admitted to this. importantly 58,000 American soldiers accountability of those POW and MA's The lieutentant pointed out that he were lost and 365,000 were wounded. whosewhlmboutshaveyettobeconf med. does love this country, claiming it is, "by Returning soilders were given a cool Kennedy also added ta he is "cautously far the best country on earth." He reception - rejected as symbols of defeat. hopefur for thos 73 people and for emphasized that decisions were made not The war cost the U.S. more Dan 150 Vietnam development by the American people however, but by a billion dollars, not to mention the Colonel Patrick O'Toole of the U.S. bunch of liars and spin doctors trying to -enormous levels of destruction done to Marine Corps who served in the Vietnam manage the issue of their abandonment of the land. of Vietnam and to its people. War is also in favor of the embargo lift POWs. Duffey said that the embargo ift Needless to say, relations between the O'Toole brings out an important possibility is agrave injustice carried out by a president U.S. and Vietnam were cold and distant in regarding the POW qustion. "Assuming of "highly questionable moral character, the wake of the wars therefore Vietnam that he4r are POWs left, they would likely who ditched his duty as an American to has been kept afloat mainly by the Soviet be in bad shape. If that fact was revealed, fight in Vietnam. He' s allowing Union. But with the fall of communism there would be an oube an outcry. For that normalization of relations with the same since the fall of Communism in 1990, reason the Vietnamese would be forced to scum who tortured and murdered ours and Vietnam has been opting for American obliterate their wrong doing upon the their own." commerce ever since. The Bush normalizing of Vietnan-U.S. relations, Lieutenant Duffey not only witnessed Administration was slow to act, but Clinton resulting in swift and immediate death to the diabolic atrocities of the war firsthand, with the backing of Congress finally raised those captured combatants.. he himself is a victim of the Agent Orange the sanctions on February 7. Barnhart dismissed this possibility as legacy; Duffey and his wife lost their five year-old boy to a rare cancer, and a second Most seem to agree that raising the an, "very unlikely," and poses the question son was born blind. sanctions was a wise decision on the part 'What motive would they have for "Not until those families of POWs of the President, a decision long overdue. withholding information on American agree that the Vietnamese have done their Professor Barnhart, the Stony brook soldiers after 19 years," he said. "If they best in accounting for those men should the -, designee.- Director of Undergraduate Studies in did they're aware of the ramifications of embargo have been lifted," says Duffey. -..Statesman w~elcom-es. -:: ers .:viewpoints .or suggestions about newsworthy events o a 'r'd 01- ...... :campus,-Write to- Stesman at P. BoxI1530. Stony Brook, NY 11790 or .Room -057- of the Student".Unidon, 03 oel .Campus ZpZ3200. 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- La II L· I -LILL· I _1 _ _1 - -- - I - · · -- I II Cole Uses Selective and are a small representation of what is take offense to that statement? You have SALIH FROM PAGE 7 wrong with people. You see it as wrong unanimously isolated whose white people Reasoning when the people you speak of in your who want to understand and learn about your except that he meant it! article generalize about you, so how is it people, race, and culture by undermining Mr. Douglas criticizes Keith To the Editor: possibly right for you to do it about them? them with that fantastically stupid and petty McLaren for using the term Peace. remark. Do not I would like to respond to your "Against include yourself among "animalistic strength" in The Stony those as a proponent the Tide" in the February 21 edition of of multiculturalism. Brook Review. Mr. Douglas seems to Wendy Dann And, Ms. Abdur-Rahman, do you Statesman. It seems to me that your are expect to think that McLaren used his term using selective reasoning in order to form get white faculty members to rally behind because Rodney King is black. Wrong. your actions? your opinions about people. In your article Backlash Against Don't fool yourself. He used the term "animalistic strength" you point to many instances in which you Who suddenly designated these because Rodney King did, indeed, members.as have had negative experiences with people Multiculturalism the sole leaders of free speech exhibit animalistic strength! Stop andpress? In other words, you're allowed of African American heritage. Surely, as a looking for racism where it doesn't Stony Brook student youmust have had To the Editor: to make statements against white people, exist, Mr. Douglas. but others such as Richard Cole may not This past week saw Mr. Douglas many other interactions with people from The idea of multicultituralism is being speak back? If these same members of and others attemp to have Statesman minority groups which have not have ended defeated on this campus. Last week's UNITI stopped and actually thought about maliciously. Probably these situations were tremendous backlash in the Statesmanfrom defunded, and Mr.- Cole thrown out of the repercussions of impeaching the white his position at the paper. In doing so not as memorable for you, and therefore the UNITI Cultural;Center members against editor-in-chief of the Statesman because of they show their hypocritical selves at haven't been factored in with ybu opinions. Richard Cole's recent columns prove this his own beliefs while there is a black work. Cole had it right when he said You also speak of many African statement. He called for open discussion President of Polity, maybe they would think that the very same groups that cried American students that are against you, and the opportunity to learn and understand twice if the tables were turned. I highly the loudest when the funding for and even have it out for you. I also believe and was met with incredible hostility. doubt these same people would go for the Muhammad's speech came under that this is also evidence that you are only Richard Cole relayed his sole experience impeachment of the editor-in-chief of attack are the ones crying the loudest noticing the data that fits in with what you with black leaders and students at Stony BlackWorld if there were a white President now to have freedom of speech want to see. I, a fellow Jew, and many of Brook. He, in no way implicated the whole of Polity. Do they understand that they are suppressed. You cannot have it both my friends, who represent many ethnicities, black race. If we are to experience peace isolating the rest of the world, advocating ways. We must be consistent includirig "Whites" (actually we are then these same black members must in our violence against white: people turning actions. Either we fund everybody, European Americans), all think very acknowledge his statements with around and promoting multiculturalism, regardless of how certain people feel, negatively of you. Have you considered educational and eye-opening information and then screaming when a letter such as or we fund no one. Personally, I side the possibility that people don't like you rather than attack. They should inform him Mr. Cole's appears? Gee, and white with the latter. If AASO wants to bring not because you are "White," but rather and other "whitebred" Americans why they Americans wonder where "Colin Dr. Muhammad on campus to speak, because of your personality? might be wrong through their strong beliefs Fergusons" are bred? fine. Let them pay for it. If the College You say that you have learned racism in a peaceful manner rather than hurling Many races of people who have come to Republicans wanted to -bring Pat from you experiences here at Stony Brook, ridiculous statements and opting for the United States, either force or of their own Buchanan on campus, then it is the but again it seems that you are only taking suppression of beliefs they don't agree volition have had their' struggles. These College Republicans' responsibility to note of what you allow yourself to believe. with. Otherwise, how are these same same struggles have become source of sore pay for that as well. Most of your bad experiences seem to be "whitebred" people going to take this black discussions in our present history. I call on As for Mr. Douglas' statement with men, yet you have not come to be community that seriously? We want to the UNITI "revolted" by men. Myself, I have had Cultural Center, Polity, and the "Whites are fearful of us because they understand in order to achit peace and Statesman many, bad experiences with the to come together and help move are genetically recessive," that is so harmony in accordance with the proposed black and white America into the twenty- bigoted and racist that it does administrators on campus, but I would never multiculturistic idealisms. not first century in peace and harmony through deserve comment. Or amI missing the make blanket statements about, let's say, However, referring to white people as methods of free press and open discussion "context" of that as well, Mr. Douglas? people who work for the state. genetically recessive" is condemning and Frank Rustyak Generalizations about a group on the basis horribly offensive. Do you honestly believe, Maureen C. Contino President, of the actions of a few are simply wrong, Mr. Douglas, that white people do NOT College Republicans Opinion at Stony Brook
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By Rick Resnick discrimination. To say that I should have to nuts are trying to have it both ways. It's all played in Arizona, the Fiesta Bowl Last week, the Clinton Administration pay for something that my grandparents right for the government to give race based committee decided to ease tensions by decided that race bases scholarships given may have done in the past is nonsense. Just scholarships but not private citizens. giving race based scholarships to students to minorities at universities was legal. I for the record, my grandparents never did Do you think thel Clinton of the universities that were playing in the think that this was a terrible decision. They anything in the past that I should have to Administration is going to challenge the game. But the Bush Administration said said it was necessary so that they could pay for. I am getting sick and tired of all of scholarships because his entire cabinet was that the scholarships could not be given out increase diversity and remedy past all these kiss-ass lily white liberals trying picked by race and gender? Now, in on a race basis because public tax dollars discrimination that minorities suffered. to say that society owes the other races fairness to President Clinton, these were being used. C\crs What the government saying is that its restitution-for the last 160 years of racism. scholarships have been available in the Now, as far as private universities in oo alright to have a scholarship paid for by This is garbage, that is the past, this is the Reagan and Bush Administrations. Now, New York go, they receive something called < taxpayers that is only available to a certain present and you don't make up it was no secret that Ronald Reagan opposed Bundy Aid. That's money that they 'receive 04 segment of our population. That is called discrimination against black people by affirmative action and quotas, even though from the State of New York (public tax reverse discrimination. discriminating against white people. This they're really the same thing. All Ronald dollars). That money is supposed to be By taking my tax dollars and applying whole notion of taxpayer funded Reagan had to do was sign an executive used for academic scholarships. But, that it to a scholarship and then saying that I scholarships only going to minorities scares order forbidding race based scholarships money can'tbe audited, so forall we know, can't be eligible for it, the government is me. It sets a dangerous precedent by the and the issue would have been settled.- I the money is being spent on office furniture. m violating my civil rights and 14th government. It's going to attract lawsuits believe the reason he did not was that there The point is you have private schools Amendmentprotections. Whetheranybody and for good reason. would have been an enormous political giving out race based scholarships paid for likes it or not white people have Civil zO I have no problem with privately problem frReagan because people has with public tax dollars. So, in New York, Rights too. The argument that the funded scholarships only going to a certain accused- him' of being insensitive to we have both public and private universities government uses for allowing race based race. If the NAACP wants to only give a minorities. giving out race based scholarships, scholarships is flawed. While diversity scholarship to a black person of if the Ku Now, for George Bush, he actually Affirmative Action, preferential treatment may be good thing, 01:~ forced and mandated Klux Klan only wants to give it to a white decided that taxpayer funded scholarships and quotas is now. But as long as we have diversity is not. .The government always Anglo-Saxon Protestant., I have absolutely could not be given out on the basis of race.. liberals who support quotas and causes problems when they try to bring the no problem with that. The reason why is But, he unfortunately backtracked when he conservatives afraid to talk about quotas races together through some social because those scholarships are not paid for caved in to political pressure. -Manypeople it's never going end. FCon T4 experiment. Their other reason about with public tax dollars. As a matter of fact, forget but there was a flack a couple of By the way, if a scholarship is going to 0 making up for discrimination in the past is at Cal-Berkeley, a white person set up a years ago about the Super Bowl being be given out only to minorities I will actually also flawed. scholarship that could only go to white played in Arizona where they had no Martin qualify, the reason is I am a white male and >4 Most minorities going to college today people and a lawyer in the Justice Luther King holiday. Well the Fiesta Bowl white men only make up 35% of the z were bom after the Civil Rights Act came Department said they might challenge that. is played in Phoenix and when people population. So, technically, I'm also a 0V) I- into effect so they did not face any There you go again, the political correctness complained about the Fiesta Bowl being minority. .
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I Remembering. ~~~~~~~ The Past~ ~ "On~ ~ Strivers Row' 'By Dominick A. Miserandino "common man," as the Van Striven's put it. Statesman Staff Writer This relationship has a Romeo and Juliet undertone of the two feuding families. But -All too often, there are periods of in this case, it is of two separate classes. American history which are never The play itself is filled with humor and discussed. All too often, there are times in undertone, which at points, can be more our history that we know so little about, it entertaining than the play itself. is shameful. The play On Striver's Row Some of the biggest highlights were shows us-this period with accuracy and these jokes and undertones, which were heart-0felt emotion. performed brilliantly by some of the actors. On Striver's Row was written by the Of note, Kendreace! Miller (not a playwright Abram Hill, in 1.939. His goal typographical error, Miller uses an was to write a play -which accurately exclamation point in his name) and Carlos represented African Americans of his time. Jesse Benitez must be brought up. Miller In the play, Hill explores the issues of sex, played Professor Hennypest with such class, love and social structure. splendor, that I was eagerly awaiting for The plot revolves around the upwardly his next scene. Every body movement, mobile, Van Strivens family. The Van gesture and line was done so well in S trivens are in a constantstruggle to be part character at points, he almost stole the of the "social elite" and to be "part of show. I wouldn't be surprised to see him in society." When they're having a debutparty much brighter works in the future. for their daughter, the biggest issues are Carlos Jesse Benitez played the role of Professor Hennypest (Kendreace! Miller) lectures Beulah (Nandi Abena Hodge). .what. ,the gossip columnist would say and Chuck, a young boy who thinks he is very production yet. impressive. who was being invited. smart, but is not as affluent as the Van Most of the actors in the play were in Too often, our society. limits The daughter, Coina Van Striven, is our Strivens, even though he does his best to their first production and did rather well knowledge of history to selected segments. kept under her parents' wing, while trying continue his relationship with Cobina. considering their obvious lack of On Striver's Row brings out one to fight for her own freedom. Unknown to of these Benitez preforms his character so well, I experience. With such an inexperienced time periods of American her parents, Cobina is dating Chuck, history fairly a wondered why he was not on a Broadway' cast preforming with such skill, it was quite well. Taste of Itally Sparks Excitement at Stony Brook
By David S. Hyatt Schumann's Piano concerto in A of clear precision and interpretation. For wildfire, and the entire audience was Statesman Staff Writer minor op. 54 was next on the program. the orchestra, as well, the concerto was a consumed with delight. Severini found The beginning did not go unblemished- polished and well-prepared work and the the elusive cognitive structure of the The best musicians of Italy appeared the pianist, Sergei Babayan, and the ISO gave a just rendition to a work that symphony and successfully conveyed W at the Staller Center to perform in the conductor encountered a minor many consider among the greatest in its this in his direction through the 3 .Main Stage on February 19, and many miscommunication during the opening genre. orchestra to the audience. Upon the 0 lovers of music packed the hall just to see chordal cadence. The pianist remained The Antique Arias and Dances for symphony's completion, the audience z what all the commotion was.all about. confident, however, and continued the Strings by Respighi was sublime. Here, grew frenzied and after four curtain- The concert began with the Overture concerto with power and assertion. the ISO displayed its versatility in calls, the ISO graciously embarked on 0-T to "La Scala di seta" by Rossini. At first, Babayan brought out the melody quite repertoire and capacity of interpretation. an encore led by its fantastic magician I te the orchestra seemed rather tentative and clearly- and possessed a bright decisive It was perfectly blended and the dynamic Severini. reserved in their performance; but as the tone- essential to the success of the control was intensely overseen by a very The Italian Symphony's strongest I Rossini began to take form, the Italian 0 Romantic repertoire.> He did suffer some sensitive and knowledgeable Severini. attribute (aside from Maestro Severini) pq Symphony Orchestra (ISO) succumbed to incidental technical errors which were only Such an intimacy and communication was the woodwind section- perfection the magical wand of Maestro Tiziano detectable to those whom this particular existed between the conductor and his plus. The ISO would most certainly Severini. Severini is said to be one of the concerto is quite familiar. I, however, will orchestra like I have never seen; every do a great justice to a Beethoven work fine conductors of our day. His presence not fault this man for being human. All note was personal and infinitely important. in light of Beethoven's preference of on the platform was extremely expressive; audiences expect absolute perfection at The final work on the program was harmonic activity in the woodwinds. .co0< and, musically, he seemed to know all times during the concert- a faulty and the Symphony no. 3 in D major. D.200 by The concert was well performed, precisely what he wanted to say- even unrealistic expectation. Such a. an Schubert. This seemed to be the final test brilliantly directed and quite w119 before he said it. With Severini's complete expectation is both wrong and realized- for the ISO, and they passed with flying successful at all levels. I, for one, am command and skill, we witnessed an m only in the deepest of ignorance regarding colors. The Schubert was met with a looking forward to the ISO's next A> intimate and effective communication the manner in which recorded music is vibrant freshness as well as technical and concert with unfailing anticipation; between orchestra and conductor, which created today. Regardless, Babayan was rhythmic perfection. The growing but, now, I am going for some pasta. so positively effected the music. brilliantly inspired and emitted a control confidence in the orchestra grew like Linguini anyone??? 100 cD-
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dir- EEXPRESS t F paP: "The value speaks for Itself" (516: io OR 1-8( 3131 Nesconset Highway P.O. Box 1536, Stony Brook. NY 11790-1536 ; FAX (5 - I 12 The D~ecfade sof the Chlc 1 By Brooke Donatone with AIDS that started aboutfive years ago. recognized under the award. It was who hold a college degree, not necessarily a Statesman Staff Writer Under the Ryan White Grant, there is some developed by Dr. Ripkin and Dr. Leske in Bacholers but having a good undergraduate record with certain basic sciences. The The department of Pediatric dentistry special funding to help these patients. 1975 which was provided at no cost to the students at Stony Brook are said to be very was presented with the Decade of the Child Alexander came here in 1978 as a local community (Three Village) in carrying competitive. The success in the national and award for their services in pediatric care Pediatric dentist until 1984 when he prevention for the faculty and staff to local with regional boards are very high, compared to and to the disabled. Dr. Stanley Alexander returned to grad school for orthodontic schools and provided weekly rinses the dental schools in the country. The accepted the award on behalf of -the training. He came back in 1986 and began flouride which had a significant- decrease majority of grads go on to advanced general department. the first graduate orthodontic program for in the decay rate in the local area. However, it was practice programs or specialty programs, Dr. Burton Pollack, the Dean of the the school in 1989. it was terminated in 1985 because and practice all over the country. Dentistry School explained that there are Alexander descibed the graduate funded by a federal grant that the local Out of 70 applicants for the program, two major programs that were honored. program at Stony Brook and explained communities chose to discontinue only two are chosen, thus demonstrating One is dental care for the disabled, in which how it exceeds others by not having dental allegdedly, because they thought taxes were how selective the school is. This year there they treat children and adults, and the other costs prohibitive to families because the high enough without this program. Another is a 100% female class- two women were is forprovidingorthodontic care forchildren orthodontic program treats mostly middle negative factor seen by parents and teachers chosen for the program. under medicaid. to lower middle class families and offers was that it took away class time. As of now, there aren't any new The department received the award due the same service of a private practice at This department demonstrated a goal of programs underway because "it's difficult to the suggestion of the community services about two thirds of the normal cost. The concern forchildren, with the initial enough to maintain these programs under they perform. savings is possible, because it is a training treating the child population. They treat the financial constraints," Pollack said. In his opinion, these two programs make program and the duration of care may be age groups from newboms to children with services Not only does this school focus on the the department excel. longer and grads are supervised by primary teeth and offer preventive decade of the child, but also on the people of Another program which maybe isn't professionals. as well. the future. publicized enough, is the program forchildren The Flouride Rinse Program was also The Dental School accepts students Jawbox Sounds :Awfully Familia r
ByTom Berkin sound was reminiscent of a band like Fugazi, J. Robbins from Off I Statesman Staff Writer but not as good; their sound is as Spin Government Issue...... As a general rule of thumb, I am magazine put it, "...sometimes rock, Robbins named Jawbox suspicious of anything or anyone coming sometimes punk, sometimes both."- from an "obsolete piece I from Washington D.C. Iwas therefore 'The album was not-so-coincidentally of Scottish slang," initially very skeptical of Jawbox's latest produced by Ted Niceley who has produced which is not explained. release, "For Your Own Special bands in the past such as Girls Against Jawbox's CD 1 Sweetheart." But, listening to their CD at Boys and the mighty Fugazi. Fans of varies to frenetic, length, I came to the conclusion that their alternative, hardcore bands might recognize strident guitar u scratching in "FF=66," \O .A - tn trinnrirn»» r of Af f, LVt UiPPY LI V1UoN VI WI elements of bands such as King Crimson and Fugazi in songs such as "Savory." Overall, they come off as a Fugazi clone, making me ACCOUNTANT wonder if the C.I.A. is secretly plotting to it was intended for children. undermine and replace altruistic bands such The bottom line on this CD is to trust as Fugazi. my instincts. Washington D.C. is known *! TAX RETURNS Another point that makes me wonder for many things, but not it's music scene. about Jawbox is their quoting of the poetry Buy a Fugazi CD for half the price and tape oACCOUNTING SERVICES of William Carlos Williams. Williams the three good songs off "For Your Own writes simple, monosyllabic poetry that Special Sweetheart" from your neighbor's * FINANCIAL PLANNING had always seemed to me too simple, as if teenage daughter.
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Stony Brook Women's he llarmlth l 1$l , | | _LI.. 11 "1 il | 14 The LegenId Behind the Logo - Part III In the past two weeks,, we have been here, and I shall not let them down. concern yourselves with them so deeply. Next week, a view of the future: The shown excerpts from Ston)e Brook distant 'The only easy day was the,last one. We When they are shown incorrect, they will no Final Chapter. and recent past. Today, we \will have a look must realize now that we will face many longer be a problem. There will always be Welcome Aboard, Part III at the present and the near fiUture. obstacles along our way. We will overcome someone trying to do the job they do, but no Welcome aboard to La Keesha Tyler, As if I needed it so that I[could write my them. Every day, our work begins fresh. For one likes a.complainer. Soon, it shall be who recently joined our staff and had her column, the wind howled 1Iast Wednesday the last day has passed, and nothing more can 'Stony Brook: Love it or leave it.' first contribution on the back page of our last through Friday. I headed down to the shore be done with it. Stony Brook, unlike the LIRR, is a issue. and met one who has gotten "Iherefore, tell -demfor runaway train. To begin with, things will Gandolf Engaged tobeanad friend.'Isuppose me, 'Never say die!' The start slowly. But soon enough, steam will Once again, congratulations to Joan we will have a look at the only way to survive is to build and the only stop will be at the top. Gandolf, who accepted the proposal of present and near future," I never stop fighting. Never "YouyourselfhadneverheardofStony marriage from her long-time boyfriend, Eric said half-knowinigly. stop doing what is right. Brook until you had known someone who Larson. Good luck and good health. "Thereare many things Never stop doing what is was enrolled here. In the future, everyone Lyric of the Week [to Polity] that you know of already,` good. Whathas beendone is will know what and where is Stony Brook. Welcome to the Kingdom [Polity]- said the Seawolf/"Butothers a start, but it is only the very They will know the superior academic and Land of Bought and Sold - only soon shall be brought beginning. athletic opportunity that is and will always A world of real-life fantasy to light "N».v-.r 1net- c:cht of be available. Stony Brook can only become Where truths are seldom told. "I have seen the SCARLET AND GRAY what is our purpose. Along more selective - more prestigious.. The only Try hard to remember increase in the spiritatStony * g ~the -way, always question way the quality of education could decrease "All that glitters is not gold." Brook. I have seen it at the THOMAS MASSE whatwearedoing. Isitright? is by the faculty not doing its job. However, You can pay the piper, athletic events. I have seen it Is it good? If it is, then we are people will be in place that will not allow that But you cannot buy his soul! atHomecoming. Ihaveseen progressing in the right to happen. (from "It's Just a Game" by Triumph) it in the Greek system. I hasre seen it in the direction. If it is not, then stop, and correct. "Do not overly concern yourself with Lyric of the Week [to all else] student groups. And, I have s,een it in the off- "It is only by truth and effort that we these matters. For now, do what needs to be "You can do a lot in a lifetime, campus community. I am vePry happy - and shall succeed." done, and the rest will come later - and If you don't bum out too fast. that is why I have chosen to emerge. "Wow," I said. "That's pretty cool. But easier." You can make the most of the distance. "But it cannot end here.] Much work still what about the Committee Against the "I have one more question," I said. First, you need endurance. needs to be accomplished. I slhall help you. I move to Division IT" "When will someoneelse -otherthan myself First, you've got to last." will become more and more^ visible. And I "Just like the Burgermeister - get to see you?" (from "Marathon" by Rush) will bring the spirit to Stony Brook. Meisterburgers in Santa Claus is Coming to "Soon enough, my friend. Soon See you next week. "There are a lot of dedicated people Town, eventually they will die out. Do not enough." See you next week. a : -- - -I K Turnage Turns a Trey averaged 11.7 points per game, 5.3 assists, because it came during the New Latest indication is that the women, Billy Turnage, Stony Brook's men's and 4.7 rebounds. (NYSWCAA) Championships at Nazareth who finish their season at- 18-6, have been basketball team's freshman point guard, Along with freshman forward KoJo College, and because the Brook lost to eliminated from the NCAA tournament. has earned the Skyline Basketball Black, who has earned two Rookie of the Albany 64-74 less than one month ago. On Look for a complete post-season Conference's Rookie of the Week honors Week awards, Stony Brook now accounts the evening, senior captain Joan Gandolf review in an upcoming issue of Statesman. for the third time this season and for the for five of the nine awards given thus far popped in 16 points and hauled down 11 'The Latest Scores second week in a row. Turnage was this season. rebounds. For the latest Patriots' scores, instrumental in the Brook's 2-1 week that Women's Hoops Season Ends However, the Lady Pats lost to highlights, and schedule changes call included wins over King's Point and The Lady Patriots basketball team went undefeated St. John-Fischer College, 51- the Patriot Hotline at 632-PATS. Rhode Island College. The freshman also out as well as they could have. They beat, 61, on Saturday. Gandolf scored 13 points Information on the Hotline is updated turned in a fine performance in the Patriots' in fact they pounded, SUNY rival Albany in the game, and junior Erika Bascom had regularly and may be called 24 hours a loss to New Paltz. For the week, Turnage by a score of 67-41 .Friday's win was sweet six points and nine boards. day. Pats Hit MSG A-Manhattanville Hits USB MSG FROM BACK PAGE Valiants' run turned a five-point Stony Brook lead into a five-point deficit. The lead fluctuated little down the basketball game. You have to take stretch. But the Patriots made one last run advantage ofthese opportunities. We had 2 in the last minute. Junior Orlando Reid hit or 3 lay-ups - breakaways - we missed a lay-up with 53.6 left on the clock. He was them. What do you say to guys after that? fouled on the play and added the free throw I'm sure they tried to make it." to pull -the Brook within five. The Patriots came out, or did not come Manhattanville's senior Brian McDonagh out was more like it, and quickly fell behind missed two from the line with under 39 00 P~at~s Put Pioneers in Place- By Lou Megna Last Tuesday-, the Patriots rallied from essentially a playoff match, as the Pioneers die for both teams. Statesman Staff Writer an early 3 0 deficit with seven consecutive desperately needed a win over the Pats to C.W. Post scored to draw the game to 4- Victories over Albany and, more goals to defeat Albany State, a team fighting improve-their 4-8 record. Many wondered 3 with twelve and a half minutes remaining, importantly, the C.W. Post Pioneers for first place in their division. It was the before -the game which Pats team would but the Patriots would not fold. Then, with restored playoff hopes after a couple of first time this year the Pats defeated a show up; the tentative, shaky team Post last only a minute and a half remaining, Dezelic devastating losses for the winning team, and it helped saw, or the -strong confident unit that was crosschecked from behind by a Pioneer, hockey team. _ _HH--- boost the morale of a team that steamrolled over Albany State. and an ensuing misconduct penalty handed w as It wasn't too long ago that Hlf;= P^^ySB injeopardy of missing the The Pats came out strong, running up an the Pats a two-man advantage for the the Stony Brook ice hockey | playoffs for the first time in early 3-0 lead on goals by Kendrick, Garofalo, remainder of the game. Post could not get a team was absorbing a critical ptrif to 5 eight seasons. -Vic Dezelic a and Ray Buckman. Then, things got out of last attempt at a tie, and Kendrick scored into 7-1 loss to Rutgers that seemed 10noK and Scott Kendrick each hand. A huge brawl broke out in front of the an empty net with three seconds left to to take the steam out of the Post 3 scored twice in that game to Stony Brook bench after a Post player virtually eliminate the Pioneers from the Pats playoff drive. That game help the Brook overtake punched Pats' goalie Chris Livingston square playoffs. seems like more than a week Albany State and even their in the mask. Five players were ejected, three -This was a playoff game, no doubt," ago, especially to the record at the time at 6-6-1. on the Stony Brook side, as the Pioneers used said coach Eric Wuss, who was almost rejuvenated Pats team. In the seven days Saturday, a rematch was seen pitting their typical goon tactics to slow d6wn the decapitated by a flying stick after a heavy following that Rutgers stinker, the Patriots the Pioneers against the Patriots at the Rinx Patriot attack. Forward Vinny Cericola collision on the ice. "Both teams needed this have rebounded with their two biggest wins in front of a large and loud crowd. In the scored late in the second, jamming in a loose one. We came out on top, and we're still', of the year to put themselves in excellent two teams last meeting, the Patriots failed puck in front of the net, and after two late alive. What more can you ask for?" With playoff position heading into the final four to show up for much of the game in a Post tallies, the score was 4-2, Patriots after four games left, the Pats seem to demand a games of the regular season. disturbing 7-4 loss. This game was 40 minutes. The final period would be do or playoff spot. X W SPORTS TRIVIA QUESTION OF THE WEEK -HEY! I WANT TO KNOW Congratulations to senior Ron Ginsburg, who had the correct answer to Thursday's Sports Trivia Question. Starting today, Ron will be enjoying his prize of one free pretzel and one soda every day for a : /WHAT-YOU THINK! week, compliments of Stony Brook Pretzel Service and Sports Complex Concessions, Inc. The question was "How many women, including [Joan] Gandolf, have scored over 1000 career I have heard a lot of good and a little bad about the new logo. Now, points for Stony Brook?" Ron knew that Gandolf was the eighth woman to score over one-thousand points I want to make things official. Call me (Tom) at 632-6479 and tell me for the Brook. In fact, we published the answer in the same issue that we asked the question - see page how you feel about the Seawolves and the new graphic. Or write to fifteen. "Gandolf was recognized for her accomplishment in being the eighth player in Stony Brook me at Statesman at the Student women's basketball history tQ break the 1,000 point plateau." Assuming the women's season is over, Joan Union Room 075 Campus Zip 3200. completes her career with 1,353 points. Look for a career summary of Gandolf and a season summary for I will keep a record of responses and publish the results, including the team in a future issue of Statesman. excerpts from selected responses, in my March 21 installment of Join us again on Thursday for another question (this week we have absolutely no clue what we will "Scarlet and Gray." ask) and another chance to win. - imm Come and find out for yourselves how to become a doctor of Osteopathic Michael Schaefer Director of Admission at NYCOM- School of osteopathic :Dr. John Zaso Inere you Chief resident of pediatric at Stony Brook Hospital get- toi ]David Bynum :I - Introducing Citibank Card Express.. Pre-med. Advisor at Stony Brook university Instantly apply for the Citibank cre'di card of your choice. Right here, right <3HJ3D Simply touch the screen to begin and in a "Itto)I matter of minutes you've applied for the Citibank Wed March 2 8- card that's right for you. 4G=SHID 13 At 8.'00 PM in Do-uglassl It's the easiest way to apply for a credit card. And the most convenient. So take a moment now and check I out Citibank Card Express. - college at Tabler Quad 1 71 3 0<0 Stop by § Pizza and refreshment will be served Citibank Card Express CmBAN ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~0I 1 - 9~h l Same Old Story Disappointingloss at Madison Square Garden to 4-I 18 Manhattanville Valiants fitting end to season. Senior Michel Savane (24) plays above the nm, but the Patriots could not get nign enougn to Deal mannaiiammvine wumye, * t1lu1udy the Brook did not makq By Thomas Masse it all up fairly well. It was a credit. They do not make up Unfortunately, 00 many of those. They connected on only Statesman Sports Editor pretty bad game that we have _ excuses. They just tell it like it seen too many times this is. "We lost concentration 43.8 percent from the line, 25 percent in the| first C14 The men's basketball team lost their season. "All year long, we're down the end," said freshman half. "You have to go to the line and make 44 final scheduled regular season game to-a less just not able to finish," said 54 KoJo Black, who is still M'ville your foul shots," said Tomlin. "First half, than average Manhattanville College club, Tomlin. "You can say it's a recovering from a broken we were 2 of 8 from the foul line - that's the' LU. 50-54. Yesterday's loss drops the Patriots young club and young guards Patriots 52 nose. Sophomore Brian below .500 for the year at 11-12. and everything else, but a lot Hennessey agreed, "It was a n SEE MSG ON PAGE 14 "Very disappointed," said head coach of it's psychological." close game and it came down BernardCI Tomlin after the game. That summed Give Tomlin and the team to free throws." CN e - . | l | -M Q;e A: llt -m Home Games In BOLD PATRIOT ACTIOlV THIS WEIK * z .- t To : ffi In BOLD %a Games - a . . ..i,0% - A SATURDAY Home 01 imnAv WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY ...... ;:: 2 .^... -...... 5.- - ' .' -.^' 6 A, ...... ~~~~~~~~~~~...... ; ...... -...... -. .. : ...... Men's Track at -. Women's Track at- - Xv .: - :- 5~ >^ Squassh at Singles a: z -kz ECAC's at Indoor, ECAC's at Sports Complex,, 5 . Northampton, MA,9. Nationals: . 1,g...... am - , . *;', ''...' IJIHockey vs. i:-:--- ..Squash at Singles':.'.'..''...... Nationals >4 fa'rmingdale'At:.: Nassau Coliseum 8 Hockey at Fordham,`.'.': - I - ...... - 00 9:30_ m