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Volume XXXIX, Number 13 Monday, October 16, 1995 First Copy IFree M~adn~efss Strikes -at Midnigh t - BY THOMAS F. MASSE events about fifteen minutes after 11, the Statesman Stiff ISC was nearly filled to capacity. Some of Almost 4,000 students, faculty, the 1,000 "Midnight Madness" tee-shirts alumni and. friends of-the Seawolves were given away at the door, but some were .packed the Indoor Sports Complex to held in reserve and flung into the crowd welcome Stony Brook's men's and during breaks in the action. women's basketball teams and a chance During the - next 45 minutes, to, try to win a number of prizes- given contestants from the crowd competed in away. the Dizzy Bat Race, a pudding eating The crowd, treated to a number of contest, a three-point shooting contest, and mini-events, giveaway promotions and a perennial favorite "Crawl for Cash." [See few surprises, was the largest mostly- sidebar about contests]. The crowd was student crowd to attend a Stony Brook also treated to performances by the Stony event. Brook Kickline, Cheerleaders and Step "This. is the best time I've had'at Team.. Stony Brook so far," said Cynthia At five to midnight, Angela Alvey, a Bartholome, 18, a sophomore.. "This is a graduate of Stony Brook, sang a rousing nice' turnout, a lot of people showed up. rendition of "The Star Spangled Banner," We're having a lot of fun." and then the Madness began. Dr. Norman Goodman, a faculty It began with a streaker walking member for more than 30 years, said he's serenely to center court before he was never seen anything like this at Stony aggressively removed by an ISC staff, Brook before. "This is what school member.
spirit's about. This is what Stony Brook -. - J{Jr /J Then,m&UII&Ut a pair at a time, one male player is about," Goodman- said. "You go to THE STONY BROOK SEAWOLF AT SATURDAY'S MIDNIGHT MADNESS and one female player, Weiss introduced classes,.you do your work and then you the men's and women's basketball teams come out and you support your teams." s .il[led into the arena when the doors was already blasting. and coaches to the tunes of "Right Now" And come out they did.- opened at 10:30. The first students to arrive Even as David Weiss of 97.5 FM, See MADNESS, Page 3 1 I
Madness filled the lobby before it were greeted by an arena in which the-music WALK's "Breakfast Club'. opened the l 0 m Student Activity Fee Reerenda I Polity Proposes I INDEX BY LAURA Lo Statesman Staff '' _ NEWS (pages 1-7) Polity Senators exercised their voting power at last Wednesday's two-hour Index this semester. -Front Page meeting, the longest one Campus Calendar At the meeting, senators tackled - Page 2 issues dealing with the appointment of Student Loans Skyrocket Election Board members, 'changes in -Page 3 election- board by-laws, and Judiciary THIS WEEK IN HISTORY appointments. -Page 5 The meeting began promptly at 8 EDITORIAL (page 8-9) p.m., the first meeting scheduled at this EDITORIALC new time, which was changed from 7:30 Midnight Madness by a majority Senate vote at the previous -Page 8 meeting.- Also, Keren Zolotov has been named as Acting Council Secretary, Polity Attorney: A Waste of $$$ replacing Lisa Mather, who resigned -Page 9 recently, as Council Secretary, FEATURES (pages 10-15) Polity; President Annette Hicks Rick Cole, right, assistant director of athletics for marketing, addresses the Senate at introduced two candidates for the Election last week's meeting as Greg Economou, associate director of athletics for development, Life in Agony Board, Kim Douglas for the Chair position center, looks on. -Page 10 and Rhonda Joseph for Vice Chair. The approved both'candidates for these who replied to an aid in The Statesman. candidates. "The proposed amendment Interview with Sebastian Bach Senate -Page 10 positions by a unanimous vote with the Applicants were interviewed and chosen would change the time scheduled for the exception of two abstentions. to fill the 6 remaining slots available. run-off election from one week to within The Legacy of The Grateful Dead According to Polity Vice President Hicks- says she made her decisions based two weeks after the initial election results -Page 11 Nicole Rosner, "The Election Board is the upon how much experience the applicants are announced. body that runs the actual elections. They -,had with elections and Polity involvement Also proposed, are two additional Soap Updates organize candidates' meetings to discuss and- their availability to put in the hours sections to Article XVI that define what a -Page 11 the rules of elections and of debates, necessary for this job. "clear winner" is as mentioned in section approve campaign material, and make sure As approved members of the Election 1. In an election with only two candidates SPORTS-(pages 16-20) the elections run smooth." Other Board, Douglas and Joseph motioned to a clear winner would be defined'as the Football Improves Record to 4-1, responsibilities of the Election Board- amend Article XVI of the Election- Board candidate receiving the most votes, in with Win Over Norwich -include scheduling the dates for elections, Bylaws which pertain. to "run-off " which case a run-off election would only - Back Page counting the ballots fairly, and budgeting elections. Section I of this Article says, be necessary in a tie. In an election with the elections. - "In the event that there is no clear winner 3 or more candidates a clear winner would SCARLET AND GRAY Hicks says she received 7 for an office. in an initial election, there Great Time to be a USB Student -Page 19 applicantions for Election Board positions shall be a run-off between the top two See SENATE, Page 5 :- - L m
\ 2 Monday, October 16 "Close Encounters of Student Union Atletic Field. For more Deadlineto register Office, S24 non- the- Non- Ballroom.- Panelists information call 632- for Intramural students,. $22 students. Mi d -s e m e s t e r Communicative Kind: include Victor Robles, 7200. Raquetball Doubles. advisory -grades mailed Black Jack Pershing Nelly Santiago and For more information C.O.C.A. presents to. U1-U2 students in Lost in Chihuahua," Nalia Velasquez. C.O.C.A. presents call, 632-7168. Batman Forever, in the 100 and 200 level by Professor Daniel Casper, in the Student Student. Uni'on courses., Nugent in LACC Wednesday, October 18 Union Auditorium. .Deadline to register Auditorium. Showing Conference Room, Showings will be held at for Intramural Squash. will be at 9;30 p.m. and Art Poster Sale will SBS N-320 from Last Call, a sobering 7:00 p.m and at 9:30 p.m. For more information at Midnight. Admission be held from 1'0 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.-2:00 p.m. look at alcohol abuse. A Admission is free. call, 632-7168. . is $1 with sbid, $2 all 5 p.m. in the Student- new vaudeville -others. Union Fireside Lounge., USB Humanities performance featuring Thursday, October 19 C.O.C.A. presents If FSL is not available Institute Film' Series Bill Ross and Brian Batman Forever, in the Sunday, October 22 sale will be held in the presents "Warrior Smith. 7:30 p.m. in the Plant Sale will be Student Union -Bi-Level.' Marks" and S.tudent union Ballroom. held from 10 a.m. to 3 Auditorium. Showings Alumni Association "Reassemblage." p.m in the Student Union will be at 9:30 p.m. and 7th annual Homecoming An exhibit entitled Screenings are at 4:30 Plant Sale will be Lobby. at Midnight. Admission Run for Scholarships. " B'i d r o g y n o u s p.m. in Frank Melville held from 10 a.m. to 3 is $1 with sbid, $2 all $12preregistration. $14 Blastulations," by Lizzie Jr., Memorial Library in p.m. in the Student Humanities Institue- others. day of race,. Race will Zucker Saltz, an artist- room E-4340. Free. For Union Lobby. Two-Day Visiting Fellow begin in the -Indoor in-residen'ce from the m o r e Saturday, October Sports Complex. Race Union Crafts Center will information 21 will start at 9:45 a.m. for open in the Studen.t call 632- walkers, 10:00 a.m. for Union . Art Gallery. -7765. S e a w o 1 v e s runners. Exhibit will' run in the Volleyball vs. N.Y. - I. gallery until November ISeawolves Tech. at 1.1 a.m.Ain the Seawolves Men's 2. For more information Vo I l e y b a l 1 /lyW ^j^- A ndy,^ ^w^ |^| Indoor Sports Complex. Soccer vs. Southern 632-6823. For more information Conneticut at 2:30 p.m. Southampton t call 632-7200. in the :Athletic Field. Lecture: "The Kio at 7 p.m. in For more information- de Janeiro Conference the Indoor Sports Public- Lecture Seawolves Women's call 632-7200.' -.on the Environment," by Complex. For more Pottery Sale will be "Postmodern Politics and Tennis vs. Pace at Noon- Professor Jim Mackin, information call 632- held from 10 a.m. to 3 the Power of --in the Tennis Courts. Baroque Sundays at Marine Sciences. Will 7200. p.m. in the Student Conviction,: -Teresa For more information .-Three, Peters/Lutterman be held in Stimson Union-Lobby. Brennan, The New call -632-7200. Ensemble. 17th and College International ""Breaking the School 'for -Social 18th century music for Living Learning. Center, Barriers and Claiming Deadline to register Research. 4:30 p.m. in Seawolves Football Baroque cello and from -7:30 p.m.-9:'15 the American Dream," for Intramural team room E-4340 in Frank vs. American harpsichord. -'Free. p.m. will -be hosted -by sports in Floor Hockey. Melville, Jr. Memorial I n t e r nait i o~n: a l, Staller Center for the Gamma Ce Upsilon For more information Library. Free. For more- Homecoming game at- I Arts. For. more Tuesday, October 17 Sorority, and will take. call, 632-7168. information call 632-: p.m. in the Athletic information call 632- - .Oct. place from 8:00 p.m. till 7765. Field. For more 7230. *I - Art Poster Sale will 10:00 p.m. in the Deadline to register information call 632- be held from 10 a.m. to for Intramural team Friday, October 20 7200. C.O.C.A. presents ^^-O%I I N^ 5 p.m,. in the -Student s^ A-o wwS sports in Volleyball. For Batman Forever, in the Union Fireside Lounge. more information Deadline to register Ballet Hispanico Student Union If FSL is not available call,632-7168. for Intramurals performs "The Latin Auditorium. Showings srotjSP^O^^'J sale will be held in the Raquetball Singles. For Beat," at Staller Center,, will be at 7:00 p.m. and Bi-Level. Seawolves Men's more information call, Main Stage at 8:00 p.m. at 9:30 p.m. Admission Soccer vs. Sacred Heart 632;7168. Tickets available at -is $1 with sbid, $2 all- Lecture entitled at 3:30 p.m. in the Staller Center Box others. ' sE[-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~z I:
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The women's team Men's head coach Bernard Tomlin played a full-court scrimmage, then the was concentrating on what his players were men followed up with a slam-dunk contest doing on the floor and said only, "This is I and a full-court scrimmage of their own. great. Let's have some fun, all right?" "This is so exciting. I feel like I'm in After the men's scrimmage, Dr. a daze," said women's head coach Beckie Richard Laskowski, dean of the Division Francis who said she felt like she was back of Physical Education and Athletics, drew at Division I Buffalo. "I feel like I don't winners for the other prizes of books, a it's really happening." combo TV/VCR, trips to Virginia Beach dive nose first into chocolate pudding smothered in whipped cream in one think Students like and Florida, and tuition for the spring of the events at Midnight Madness. Francis said that an event Midnight Madness can help her team Students Walk Away winners prepare for the season. "I think this is going See MADNESS, Page 18 BY THOMAS F. MASSE boyfriend, maybe. . . yeah, I'll take Statesman Staff him." As promised, Midnight -Madness Cyriaque is less certain who will was full of excitement and surprises. be the lucky person who goes to Then again, what drew many people Florida, courtesy of Midway Airlines, to the event was not the "surprises" with him. "I'll think of somebody." but the "prizes." The other two drawing were for Of course, top prize was free free books, courtesy of Wallace's tuition for one semester. And the University Bookstore, and a TV/VCR winner was My-Ngoc Nguyen. from Bob's Stores. Nguyen, 19, a junior, said she was Junior Kaysha Williams, 20, who "nervous" and "excited," but was, for won the books said she was happy. the most part, speechless. "I'm so "I've never won anything before in my happy," she said. "I'm just happy I life," she said. "I really enjoyed got free tuition." myself." Though free tuition for a semester Verna Broughton, 19, also a junior - sponsored by Bob's Stores - was won the TV/VCR combo. "I'm very supposed to be the big draw, many of happy. I'm surprised," she said. She the people in attendance seemed to won't be keeping the new set in her want a shot at the trips instead. Only room though. "No, it's staying at two lucky students, however, held the home." Some of the thousands of students who participated in last Saturday's Midnight Madness lucky tickets. Dr. Richard Laskowski, dean of at the Indoor Sports Complex. They were Rachel Kameron, an the Division of Physical Education - f - 18-year-old freshman, and Claude and Athletics, randomly drew the Cyriaque, 21, a senior. winners of the tuition, books, TV and v "I've never won anything before," trips from a bowlful of tickets. Student Borrowing said Kameron, who won the trip to For the rest of the evening's Virginia Beach, courtesy of Amtrak. winners, it wasn't so easy. They had "I've never been [to Va. Beach] See WINNERS, Page 18 :Explodes in:'90s before." She said she will take "my American students have "The explosion of debt borrowed as much since 1990 levels due to unlimited as the total volume ofAloans borrowing cannot continue to Male School At Woman Attends for all of the 1960s, 1970s and be absorbed by families who Institute 1980s combined, according to feel compelled to pay for Female ROTC Student at Virginia Military; a new report from the college despite being at or p. Education Resources near their limits," said Ted While the nation was still Out of all this, Mandeville her afternoon military courses. Institute. Freeman, president of the buzzing over the controversy is able to attend military science "Some Mondays I go to The report, "College Debt nonprofit Education stirred by Shannon Faulkner courses at VMI while receiving Mary Baldwin College to do my and the American Family," Resources Institute. "If leaving the Citadel, Jennifer her transcripts from Mary- physical training with the other levels of families are struggling now, Mandeville quietly slipped into Baldwin College. women in ROTC, just for moral reveals record-high and borrowing for how will they manage in just military courses at the all-male "I started attending courses support," she said. debt students taking five years when that debt level M Virginia Military Institute. at VMI one week after Shannon Mandeville pointed out that college, with out $24 billion nationwide will double? We must find "I don't think there is Faulkner quit the Citadel," her father was in the military. "I OF year. In the last five other solutions. . . to relieve anything wrong with guys Mandeville said. "I was very was raised with the lifestyle of this 0 rate of borrowing financial stress and ensure the IV pursuing a single-sex military hesitant, and at first the guys discipline and physical training," years, the at three times the economic survival of the education," Mandeville clearly didn't know what I was about. she explained. has risen growth of college costs and American family." stated. "I'm just going there But then I explained to them that Concerning Shannon 0 the growth of The study reveals that 0 because they offer the courses I I wasn't interested in changing Faulkner's situation, Mandeville four times so d'ebt levels for the most I I need for my ROTC scholarship." their policies or traditions, and said, "It was definitely a noble personal income. of. financially. vulnerable Mandeville received a four- that I just needed, to take my cause, but she didn't have the A national survey and families with students-part-timers, older year ROTC'scholarship and was courses there." background for it. I think you students reveals that as and independent students- admitted intoWashington & Lee Mandeville said she has need to be gung-ho military to college debt as two-thirds of are increasing at higher rates University. ,"I didn't realize they received a lot of attention. follow through with something much I) borrowers say their student, than for traditional students. had stopped their ROTC "I'm the only girl who has like that." $4 T1 a "major Borrowing rates also are program until after I'd ever been at VMI, but it seems Mandeville said that it's loans represent SWm - hardship." Some 87 increasing faster for committed to -go there," she like I get the worst reaction from evident women can handle a financial say college costs soon minorities; than white explained. "So the the people at Washington and military education, but that percent students, and for students at administrators worked Lee. The: guys at VMI are "starting an all women's program will be "out of reach." shows that public schools than private something out with VMI and helping me through it." from scratch is difficult, because The survey tolerate high levels of ones. Mary Baldwin College." A typical day for Mandeville there isn't a ranking structure and families college debt and make major American college students ^0 According to Mandeville, includes waking up early to all the traditions would be new. CLi have borrowed more than $100 Mary Baldwin College offers perform her physical training and It wouldn't be able to compare sacrifices because they see goal- billion since 1990, as- much as ROTC for women, ! and then attending classes at with an education like at VMI, college as an essential was borrowed in all the previous Washington & Lee still holds a Washington and Lee until noon. which has been around for so their highest budget priority, loans. three decades. O contract with VMI from a former She then changes into her many years." equalled only by home © 1995 NSNS , . , , . .- , .<...... ,i.,...... ,.. . , .(D .19 '' i' I ROTC program. uniform and walks to VMI for , - I ., . ."; ".: -...- ., 495NSNS -1 1 ;-.-.. r. A - ".I.-'-'..._ 1,_q ma' '*. * * . 1 "~ -I .. ; . . -."^ .'^ A-* 'r. "*' I& 61 4"*"* Is /. .ilxk . Xhe s So {L>'ll Del **. ;S k k i 4 H1OM tenOMWG SNSe H t9UcG oj e stV ES; Tuesday. October 17 lnmeconiing King and Queen and Prince and Princess Selection Process, Javitz Room, Melville Library, 6 p.m., application requ-red- Wednesday. October 18 Homecoming Kick-Off Festival, Fine Arts Plaza, 11 a.m. - 3 p.m. (rain location: Union), free food and giveaways Thursday. October 19 USB Spirit Night Pep Rally with Fireworks by Grucci, Seawolves Stadium, 8 p.m. - 10 p.m. SAB Tokyo Joe's Dance Party, 10 p.m. - 2 a.m., dance to your favorite D.J., admission charg, tickets at Polity Box Office in Union. Friday, October 20 SAB Homecoming Jam with Doug E. Fresh, Pritchard Gym, 10 p.m. - 2 a.m., admission charge, for info call Polity at ()32-6460. tHsspAo~se HE~swgEJ~loj^mz lVEJM^S M. Y Monday. October 16 International Living and Learning Center Lecture: "The Rio de Janeiro Conference on the Environment," by ]Professor Jim Mackin, Marine Sciences, 7:30 p.m. - 9:15 p.m. International Living and Learning Center, Stimson College Tuesday. October 17 Lecture: "Close Encounters of the Non-Communicative Kind: Black Jack Pershing Lost in Chihuahua." by ProfessLor Daniel Nugent, Anthropoligist, University of Arizona, 12:30 - 2 p.m., LACC Conference Room, SBS N-320. u~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Lecture: "Breaking the Barriers and Claiming the American Dream," by Victor Robles, Nelly. Santiago and Nalia Veelasquez. Sponsored by Gamma Ce Upsilon, Inc. 8 p.m. - 10 p.m.. 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In rarr- r ton rprniva- -nntitirn-o ximi miiot submit a copy of your platform to be approved by the Election Board. - ACTIVITY FEE APPLI-CATIONS FOR HOMECOMING -Parade, King & Queen (Prince. & Princess) Contest, Mini-Carnival Booth At Kick-Off, BBQ Cook-Off Contest And Best Banner Competition Are Available From Student The deadline for all Activity Fee Waivers Union & Activities (SBU 266) And Polity (SBU 258). will be -Thursday, October 19,-1995, at ENJOY AN EVENING Of Elegance On-Saturday 4 pm. All applications should be; ON Night 10/21: Special USB Student Discount Tickets IVI inTo submitted to the Polity Secretary. Available For Ballet Hispanico,(Stalle~r) And The Homecoming Semi-Formal Ball. Tickets .Available V-4 For Purchase At Polity -Call- 632-6464. The Polity Suite is located in the Student * . . 0 ' Union, Suite 258. FREE ADMISSION TO The Homeco-ming Football I vt: Game (10/21): S....awolves Vs. American International.. 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The winners of the prizes-. crowd was I alive- with energy and stude nts department also did a great job in making An~d from a spectator's po int of view, the were literally, dancing in, the'stands. With the students happy by providing the free t- mens teamIdidn't lo'ok that spectacular. all this excitement, there were some doubts shirts and valuable prizes. You can only hope that their defense and about the evening, however. But what the department didn'9t provide three-point shooting will look better by The first doubt that comes up is', how was clear sound. The'acoustics. in the season time. The women looked a little -ayofthe students -were there to chee gymnasium are poor,. making it quite. sharper. on th ems, -and how many -were gold- difficult to understand the announcer. It Despite anyz qualms you may have had -digging for a free semester of tuition and a was worse than a COCA movie in there. Now with Midnight Madness, let's not stop.there. spring. break trip? 'Other prizes included we know why they can't hold -concerts 'in Make a goal to yourself to attend at least' a.TV and. VCR.. free books. for the spring ,there. 'three home, games over the. season. Since and ah From 'the stands, it seemed like Many felt'the madness was a little too seven of the 13 home games for the men more people were. in:tere'sted in- getting a long,, starting after 10:30 p.m. and lastin~g occur over the winter break (five of 13 for' free t-shirt than getting the chance to-see until- about 1:30'a.m. We don't have the women), it's not ~asking too much. to their Seawolves. Division I superstar teams that heed to be attend at least three for each team.- Go out Ontegoo side, teDpartment of credited for three hours. Sto0ny Bro PA is j ust and show-your support.- Physical Education and Athletics did a entering Division II after. coming -from a But the madness doesn't end. complete job- in advertising. Midnight struggling season last year at Division HI9I Homecoming is, only one week away. RG GO mixQ%~m DW so s Ral H WSTo.rk -9Tb 0 ITWW . I I uh ?4,A ll5snA Ai I 0 roll W) I- - Ovi ON r-1.1 .1-4 I fl f'.0 * The'Stony Book -Statesn the $s ?h7\ C-ONTR'IBUTI'NG STAFF * ~~~~~newspaper -for SUNY a rid .0 o/^,-it,~i^^i^, 'Brook and its u c 'ite Eneilryan Delapena Sandy Saslovsky isa ®r...... 7 s+? ^ Pam Gunther- Nicole'Sequino publicafetio I I Laura Lo David S. Shashoua ad d.. 'Tamiko V. Love Kristine Seitz .... EW YORK AT Vidisha Patasram .:^...... ASSOCIATE I fu §d ide I nd )n. be 40 .to .5" i --I Nill Iq 4..# Cu I ta k"I A I VVVIIJIIIVO IWLLIk-111;! CAIMA - .%awM.- I W N "I, - I I UYUI I GUI .I sinceiz.11 1994.I .-. < %..k 9 Letters an-d Opi-nions m - - Polity Attorney.: no. My focus here today is, Leonard aside, a pressing issue still remains. Shapiro, Polity's lawyer., Mr. Shapiro's salary is under "legal --AWaste of 'For those of you who don't know, clinic" in the Student Services area of this probably- includes most of you, the budget. Student services include Polity has. a lawyer. There can be two referenda items. This means that you, IN4Mone functions of-a lawyer of this type. The- the students, voted-to give these areas To- the Editor: first is to protect the integrity of the of Polity's budget the money they My previous decision to stay out corporation; This is fine and was the receive. Nobody, however voted for of University, affairs once I became a original'intention behind retaining the Mr. Shapiro to receive the money he graduate student was disillusioned - at services of a lawyer for Polity. The gets for his "student services". First best. -'There are certain issues that I second function is Mr. Shapiro's of all, your tax money already pays for believe should be addressed capacity as' a student advisor. Mr. a pubic- defender, you certainly don't immediately.. For instance, the lack of Shapiro keeps office hours and accepts need to pay again for another. What any real Homecoming concert for appointments for this purpose. -ifyou don't want your student activity another year (don't let the excuse of Unfortunately, Polity doesn't advertise fee to pay for someone who gets administration policy or booking his services to the student body. Mr. people off for DWI's? What if you problems fool you, other schools with Shapiro also defends students in case in don't want your student activity fee-to more restrictive policies and less his own time for free. These include pay for someone whose services are money somehow manage to put an DWI offenses and other such violations. never advertised to you? You should decent shows). Now, while he doesn't get paid for this have-the option of voting on this issue. Perhaps, the fact that certain service, it is always used as the Polity should not deny you this option. .members of the Polity council once -reasoning behind his inflated salary The need for a lawyer to protect again decide to go on retreats, using (several hundreds of dollars an hour). the integrity of Polity as a corporation your money, and have printed no My own personal impression of is obvious. The need for someone to report on their activities. What about Mr. Shapiro is that of a paranoid get paid large sums of your money, to the restricting of Administration? incompetent. He seems to only be counsel a few people, is up for debate Where deserving people have lost willing to help those that he agrees and more importantly it should be up their jobs- to make room for people with, the help that one receives is also to a vote. who have yet proven themselves. But, in itself questionable. Yet, putting that Vinny Bruzzese -- FRIENDS DON'TLET a FRIENDS 0 -- DRIVE -DRUNK. -9 :NOTffIJUNGA SAFETYBE1CAt CST YOUJUJUM&A LEC. e-I zo It's against the law. So if you don't want a ticket, buclde up. Or, you could become broke in more ways than one. 1-0 : tOUCOUlDIoRNATOTFROMADUHY.t AD 3_ WlUClEOURSLEIniIB C71i U.S.Ieowten o T naortliiV 10 11Uij-t; ^fl WhY~oly. YL-,ira- n - I.X - 1ao . . - a_ J T I_£: > *._1_ .1 eTlntl - --- l BY MARC-WEISBAUM - - labelmates and r and. 1 aeninitely two different albums. River... . Statesman Staff - - friends Type 0 feel that its is a very one concept, one . "Thekey word, the key Negative, to record going to make a individual kind of album factor is soul. If you don't the album. Shortly serious dent in where~-all the songs-are tied in have soul then you have to after the album's how the world to this one individual. We did re.lIe. ^ e.RAoI C, %.. 11 put, the sticks. down. That's V, I1I sees u s, things differently with this how IHlook. at it. I think soul departed the Type 0 musically and record. The songs Idon't is very important to capture camp to join LOA as cre a tively ," totally relate to one individual in your groove. That's what a full-time member. boasts Sal. "I but they can relate to a lot of makes the people move," "There isn't any bad think this is different people in different sums- up Sal. Abruscato, blood between the definitely a step age -groups. Its --more drummer for Brooklynites two bands," Sal. in the right appealing to a, diverse Life Of Agony. The band just quickly notes. direction and I audience as far as how their released their sophomore "Josh. (Silver-' feel its going to problems relate to the topics full-length album, Ugly, on keyboardist for gain us a'lot of on -the record." Another Tuesday and, have,-already Type O)-produced new fans and difference is the sound they commenced a tour with our last album and even. though the set out for. "We wanted to go industrial gods KMFDM. we wanted him to album is a little for an organic heavy sound. A The band formed in 1989 produce the new different, I, feel very rich guitar sound. We with Alan Roberts on bass one, but his our older, didn't want to come' off too and vocals and cousins Joey schedule with Type- original loyal slick, processed, or Z (Guitars/Vocals) and Keith 0 conflicted. And I fans will programmed or overdone with. Caputo (Vocals/Keyboards). hung out with Pete d e feign i t e'l y special effects. We also The problem the band seemed (S-teele-bass/vocals understand what wanted. to capture the live and to be plagued with in'their for Type O) just. the album's natural soul of the band. We early demo days was finding three weeks ago." about also." wanted: to perform the record a drummer. After releasing. After Josh The new live the way it is on CD."' some demos under rotating couldn't produce the material is very Another surprise is the drummers, they released their album, they had to different from- cover they do of the song five-song -demo, entitled, The seek out a new their pearl ier "Don't You- (forget about Photo Courtesy of Michael Wong /Roa drunner Records Stain .Remains. This- demo producer.- They material. Older me),"' -originally by Simple coupled with their powerful found what they Life of Agony cuts such as Minds. "That was my idea," live performances led the were looking for in Steve music so it just went from "De p r e s s i o n," states Sal. "We wanted to do band to a deal withy Thompson and his partner there," explains Sal. "Underground," "Words And- -a cover, but not- of a, band Roadrunner Records- whho Michael Barb'iero, better The result of their Music," "Respect" and, "The everybody would guess-like released their debut LP, River known for-their work with collaboration is Ugly. "I '1m Stain Remains" are replaced Zeppelin, Kiss, or Sabbath. I Runs Red, back in 1'993. Still Madonna, Queensryche, etc. very excited about the -new with songs like "How It would've loved to do Sabbath,' having problems holding a ."We tangled with the big boys album. Its a mature Would Be," "-Let's Pretend," but its been done so much, its drummer they borrowed Sal and we ended up with Steve. advancement on the band'.s and, "Seasons." Abruscato, the drummer from He liked us and he liked the behalf. It means a lot to me Sal --explained, "They're See AGONY, Page 12 S-kid Row's Sebastian Bach Speaks Ou : One of Rock and Roll 's Bad Boys Talks About Tours in Iceland, Playing in Clubs, and His Lo6ve ,for Janis Joplin and Whitney Houston in BY DOMINICK MISERANDINO Special to The Statesman - hyper as a child as they say. I'm just opposed to Slave to the Grind. On months. We went from May, 1991. 10 My conversation with Sebastian excited to do-the record and get on the Slave to the Grind, my attitude was until January, .1993, which is insane. r-- Bach of Skid Row was one discussion fez --- road and play some gigs.'And that I wanted to blow up the mike. That's almost two years. And for our $-§ that was guided' more by the subject now we got four records to chose (laughs) I would stare at it and psyche band we find that we get our best s) and less from myself. With Sebastian from. I'm really excited man. I mean myself by saying,-"I'm going to blow material when we come off the road Bach, I just sat back and let him run really excited.- that mother fix -- *up." That's fun and to. .get a fresh perspective and stuff, § wild with no'boundaries. everything, but on this record wwe and take stock where we've been and Q: What is it about this album concentrated all of our energies in to where we want to go. And the thing Q: I can see that your -a -little itself that hits you the'hardest? writing. the best songs that we could is that touring for two years all we 0 excited with the album. write. I think we got that man, well took off was six months since 1986. Bach: On the last record, Slave at least I hope we did. Six months off and then we started Bach: Well we beat the f---- out to the Grind, when we came off. the writing. It took a while to get a good; to four years *I: ,of ourselves to do an amazing album road, we found out thatnot everybody Q: It's been three 20 tunes that we felt confident about,- . well.- I've been doing interviews in the music industry was as nice as since you've released Slave to the and we recorded it from October 1 >0 .0 up the ying yang and everybody loves we thought they were and we went Grind. Why so long? until December 23 in Vancouver. And it. JI don't mind- doing interviews for through a lot of legal bulls--- and kind we mixed it from .the -beginning of this album cause everybody digs the of it was an awakening to the state of Bach: Well, what people, don't January. We didn't take that much album. the world. We had a lot of piss and realize is that in this day and age the time off, -but the. touring that a band vinegar in us and that album kind of mass media is so pervasive around the like Skid. Row does, or any band that's Q: Do you, always have this kind sounds like that, but I think that this world that when a record comes out world-wide does, is really a long time of energy in you?. record has a little bit more variation like, Slave to the Grind, which sells 3, .man. Nobody could have ever told me of sounds and emotions and I think million world wide, the tour for a .Bach: I've' been told so." I was that we focused in on songs as record like that, well for us is 22 See BACH, Page 13 The- Legacy of zThe Grateful Dean inheritance. In Ireland, Marty confronted her Aunt Kiki about her-estate. She later met a handsome stranger who pretended to know her, and kissed her. Wait To See: Andy faces danger. YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS: Sharon and Nick ALL MY CHILDREN: stunned by Damian's message overhearing John and Kristen were married by a Justice of Noah and Julia made love for oon, Cal -and Connor's at the hospital. Tony realized the. Peace, and agreed to. keep the first time. Hayley told- answering machine.- Wait To he now had access to- the it a'secret from their families Mateo their lovemaking had See: Orlena''s plans for Lily perfect murder weapon. Wait for now. Lynn po sed as a been a 'mistake. Laura was could also endanger Damian. To See: Tony accelerates his reporter to Iinterview Ma tt intrigued by Mateo. Dimitri BOLD -AND THE plan. about his athletics and the surprised' Erica with a visit BEAUTIFUL: Mike GENERAL HOSPITAL: .shootinig. Paul, meanwhile, *fromBianca.. Stuart agreed to successfully -stole some. Emily was unsure about shook up Drake by suggesting look-- at Pierce's artwork. Porrester designs for Sally. having the Quartermaines the shooting was over drugs,' Later, Pierce and -Janet made 'Taylor agreed to take the job adopt her. Despite her promise and Drake was the shooter. love. Marian reacted to Tad's as Forrester' s staff to Damian, Katherine Cole asked Jeri -to return to -and -Liza's working psychiatrist.. J.erry later continued to see Mac. A.J. New York, and then assured relationship. -A pregnant dropped' in' uninvited and accepted a dinner bid from Victoria their marriage was Kel'sey was surprised when' unnerved Tay-lor by calling Carla in her- apartment and the, most important thing in Bobby didn't remember her -her "Babel,"' just as her stalker was later arrested in a "vice' his life. Blade was' upset when- Wait -To See: Kelsey has a' -had: done. Stephanie.tried to raid. Forced to resign from the he learned Rick had posed- as surprise for Bobby. get Maggie to return to' Iowa, Foundation, A.J. turned for him and had .taken As-hiley ANOTHER .WORLD: but she refused. Sly turned up comfort to a "familiar" Kevin Mc Clatchy plays home. Victor returned a phone Carl learned Grant and Gabe in Stephanie's home and practice. Kevin suggested Nick on Another World call from Hope. Wait To See: were childhood friends. Grant unnerved her- by referring to they rid the lighthouse of Paul may have found a To See: Reva later'learned.his alibi.person Ridge running off-tocomfort Ryan's ghost.- Luke had a and Alan make breakthrough clue, but will it .was. ] brough-t in for Taylor- over the stalking frank talk with- Laura about-- an important decision about questioning. While Tomas backfire? . incident. Eric was upset when -their marriage. Wait To' See: their future. LOVING: (On M © 1995 King FeaturesSynd. o waited for Maggie, -she was Taylor balked at taking the job -Robin and Stone make an November 13, the series' getting romantic"-with Ni'ck. because of the kiss they important decision. name will be changed to THE Grant reacted to Carl telling sh-ared. Ridge encouraged GUIDING LIGHT: CITY. Summaries will him Justine was dead' and Stephanie to go for winning Alexandra was miffed by resume when the serial 'Ryan'-s . killer' - had-. been Eric back. Wait To See:- Amanda's return, and the fact murder story line drawsjto'a 1. Seven starring Brad <-tC2 Pitt 0 punished. Later, Rachel Jessica is involved in a, crisis. that Amanda holds Alan's close.) 0 2. Showgirls Elizabeth w confronted Carl with her fear- DAYS OF OUR LIVES: ONE LIFE TO LIVE: IV shares -of Spaulding Berkley: that. she reminded him of Vivian 'arranged for- Marty and Todd confronted. Carrie Enterprises. Reva developed 3. To Wong Foo ... - Justine. each other about their past. Grant t nearly and Austin.to be together at a cramp while swimming and Patrick Swayze Later, Todd gave Marty confessed to Spe'ncer at the ski lodge where their almost drowned but Alan a 4. Clockers- Regina Ryan's funeral. Wait To See:. memories were rekindled. Bo saved her. The shock of the ticket to Ireland. Bo resigned Taylor after Carl mak es a disturbing and Hope found themselves as experience triggered her telling Nora he's sure- 5. Dangerous Minds ^.Z .discovery. p-artners. in a dangerous memory, and she recalled Andy isn't guilty. A jealous Michelle Pfeiffer" AS THE WORLD undercover scheme. In being Reva Shayne Lewis. David reacted to seeing Tina 6. Unstung Heroes TURNS: Lily was-surprised- at Aremid, Sarah was Cassie reminded her brother, and Cord 'share a kiss. Javier Andie MacDowell Damian's "disappearance." A determined got Linda to agree not to tell 7. Hackers Lorraine to get Jack to-help Brent, she only faked his An:) anyone about Manzo.. Later, Bracco skeptical Sam questioned Kirk her solve' her town's mystery. death so -he could get away 0 about-,his "amnesia." Later, Sami set off in a driving rain fr-om Springfield. Lucy Dylan tried get Linda to tell' 8. Usual Suspects Stephen Kirk proposed to Sam forreal. to see.Austin to stop him from awaited'the results of her HIV what she knows. Viki refused Baldwin 9. Angus Duncan left for his' mission to reconciling with Carrie. After test. Josh came to see Annie, to believe her father, Victor, 10. Braveheart-Mel Gib- Bosnia. John got a job as learning about her parents, only to learn she sexually abused her*. Todd .0 was leaving son ^0 .substitute biology teacher at Lexie felt, she, can't have a on vacation with Rick. overheard Blair say she loved Lv Oakdale Latin. Lily and Mark child unless,-she learns more Alexandra and Hawk set out him, but suspected she was became closer'. She later was about her past.: After for Goshen to see Alan. Wait just trying to get back for his 12 A New Era for Life of Agor ly AGONY, From Page 10 drums in the world," reports started writing for this album means a lot to me. .I left Type hardcore music. It's very redundant. .'When I first Sal. Though it rained during in Winter of '94 and we P because I saw the chance to destructive. I've never been mentioned this song to the their set, the band didn't seem finished it in May '95. Me help LOA to the next plateau' in a hardcore band and I never guys, they thought I was nuts. to mind. "It was great. We and Alan would write at home and I knew I could be more plan on being in one. I don't But it was like, 'Let's do a had 40,000 kids throwing mud or I'd get together with Keith creatively-'involved in, then want to'play to sixteen year song people didn't think we at each other," laughs Sal. and those guys would jot their music. I took what- I learned olds. I want to play more to a could pull off right.'; The As far as beginning the lyrics-down when they were in Type 0 and transferred over twenty year old 'crowd." *beauty of the element of album, the band"... didn't home alone. So things were to LOA. I helped Type 0 and Prepared to take over the surprise," Sal says proudly. start really writing until done kind of segregated now I'm helping LOA. That's world, LOA knows what-they They also covered Bob Winter of '94 because we 'outside of the studio and then my ass everybody hears, want and are going for it.- Marley's "Redemption Song" were on the road and its hard we'd put things together and drumming on Bloody Kisses'," Hopefully the world is because they're all big Marley to write when you are on the go into the studio and show Sal points out. The band also prepared for a Life Of fans, but the track suffered road. The unique story is we everybody their parts." wants to steer away from the Agony... deletion along with another wrote 'Other Side Of The Sal's also very happy with hardcore tag that they've been Life Of Agony will be track entitled, "The' Real River' about- a week after I the new material because of branded with as much as opening for KMFDM at You.' joined the band officially. We its diversity. "This album possible. "I don't like Roseland on October 18. L While many people will say that the new album isn't as heavy as the older material, Sal says that the crowd 's What do YOU think about Life of Agony? The reaction thus far has been great. "The audience Grateful Dead? Skid Row? K. C. and The definitely reacts positively right - off the bat. Spontaneously they get into it. Sunshine Band? Write to let us know! That's: They dance. They jump around. They try to sing Statesman Features along. It's been very good; I can't wait 'til they have the record and they know -the |; ; - g P.O. Box:1530:: songs, then we'll be talking some serious:, crazy shows. Stony Brook, N.Y. 11790 We played the Dynamo festival, 125,000 people. It or Drop By Room 057 in the Union. was like playing on the best te The:.~~ Secret Garden in Thursday'sI s The .. Final. Grad SO Is 'I .^- ' 0: Q. Place Union Auditorium Admission FREE! .Q' Time 7:00 pm & 9:30 pm Date. 1 0/1 8/95- 0 - . ~~~~OSWANKMOIO PICTURESIN6. IMS ...I .1 I I I , t I I . - - I I I -1 i -. Speaking With 1SAkid Row's: Seba-,tian- Bach '3 BACH, From Page 10 '.- - ^r,-flnhT - -c«-,«aa ad_.. 1, .++k t :' :_ . ., TL , o cover tules. lios caiiea roCK anauron. it tnat i ain t going nownere. -rney ve like James Brown which is something that we would have started' our first (laughs) got me signed so many ways [that] not of this Earth or Rob Halford. . .,as ever headlining tour in Reichavich, you wouldn't believe it (laughs). they get-older they get better. Those Iceland. Q: How was it with those early are the people that I get my inspiration gigs back then? Q: Then how do you see yourself from. -Q How was that gig? in 10, maybe 20 years from now? Bach: I started playing clubs in Q: I hear right now from how- Bach:- (laughs) We did 2 dates up 1983, I was 14 years old. I was 6'3", Bach: Well, my, hair will you're speaking you're almost high on there. 10,000 kids-a night. Sold out. I could get into clubs. I wore so much probably be down to my ankles by life it seems. The first thing I hear when I get there, make up that I looked like Beavis and then. I'll be like the Crystal Gayle I ask a guy, "What do you guys do up Butthead woul; say, like Christie of rock (laughs). I'll probably just Bach: The effort and the passion . here?" and he says, "This is where I put into it, when I talk to somebody Neil Armstrong came to find out what like you and you can feel it,: I. get it's like on the moon". It was really excited' about it. -I'm not jaded. unbelievable up there.. They started I'm not a jaded musician. I get off on me on in the drinking over there. I "I played clubs for six years what I do. The guys I hang out with was.'looking outside doing my warm from other bands seem to lose the joy up and there were these twelve year of it all, and do it because that's what old kids with bottles of tequila falling before was' even in Skid Row. they do.: But then again there's bands down, puking, and I was like, "Oh my like Biohazard that are high on life god." They've got the highest rate of doing what they do. . alcoholism there. It's pretty-sad. But Its not like I'm a guy who's on they sure love to rock and roll up Q: So whatever gets you down? there. They even have a Hard Rock the Real World who gets a"record [Cafe] up there. Bach: Being off the road (laughs). I don't like sitting around' Q: What were some other weird contract handed to mne... " too long. gigs you've had then? ' _ . . .. . , , , , r Q: What do you do during your Bach: Well, to go to the other end breaks then? of the spectrum.- We did -a tour of Brinkley or Cindy Crawford or .be singing. I love singing. When I Brazil. There's footage of it on the something. But I used to wear tons get off the road, I don't just sit on the Bach: I try keeping busy by Roadkiller home video. It's a really of make-up and get into that whole couch. with a remote in my hand.. I -taking lessons aT.said, and working insane place down there. You've got trip back in '83. - I was in a band take vocal lessons, I work with other with other musicians. I had a break the guards guarding the stage with called Kid Wicked and I would'play musicians. I have that love for it. I over Christmas and I got a call from sub-machine guns and all that whole all the bars in Canada and Quebec. I think the key to longevity in life is Alex of Rush.. Which is o'ne of my thing., It's pretty nuts. --'You leave 'the could even remember getting a chair doing what you love to do. You're a favorite bands, and he's one of my hotel because there's a couple of whipped at me and stuff in the middle music journalist. You love doing favorite guitar players. We did a song thousand kids screaming, "We are the of a set. Standing there doing a rap what you do, and I love doing what I. in his house in his studio, which came youth gone wild." We played a gig at in the middle of three set. And this do, so there's no reason to stop. out amazing. the bottom of the continent just near chair comes sailing through the air Especially with guys like Steven the Antarctic, right at the bottom- off I yght at my head. It teaches you to be Tyler kicking it in -the a-- at the age Q: Who else would. you like to South America and. there's 30,000 ;quick on your toes if nothing else. -of 50 or whatever he his. There's work with?. people. It just goes to show you that inspiration right there. rock and roll is pretty big all the world ,Q: Rega-rding those rough days Bach: I'd like to do a duet with over.:- It transcends language and it in rock and roll, I' ve noticed' that Q: You mentioned that you take Rob' Halford someday. I'd love to transcends culture. It's pretty,,, you've gotten a name in the media as vocal lessons. Usually the first thing work with Janis Joplin but obviously pervasive. the 'bad 'boy in rock and roll' and they tell you is- not to sing rock and that would be a little difficult. 'She's' such. How much of -that is true? roll because it damages your voice. my all time favorite singer. Q: One question which I had How do you do it? always wanted to ask you guys was - -' Bach:Well, that's all the fringe Q: Did you ever do, a cover song about success in- rock and roll. I've kind of stuff. That goes along with Bach: If you listen to the way I of Janis? noticed that most times a hard rock what you do., I don't, really sing, the color I adud to it, there's band like Skid Row,.Gu~ns and Roses concentrate on that stuff. I just try to some roughness, but the way I sing Bach: No, I didn't, but I love her- or even the Roll-ing.Stones, the hit is make the best music I can. But I also dirty I'm not straining it as much as singing. with one of their softer songs. . .like try to have fun in my life. Maybe that you might think. I'm approaching the "I Remember You." Why is that? 'has something to do with it. I mean, note cleanly but I'm just adding a Q: How about a B-Side for one you get a kid that's 19 and has a little gravel. I don't ever lose my of the singles? "Take a Little Piece Bach:' It's weird. I don-t know million bucks in his pocket, things are voice, I've never ever lost my voice. of My Heart',' or something like that. why that is.. I think for hard rock it's bound to f--- up somewhere (laughs a musical style that's based on and says to himself). That-was a good Q: Has you voice ever gotten Bach: (singing) Take it, take proficiency. For hard- rock it's the one! You give a 19 year old buddy of really sore after a show? another little piece of my heart now a players that can really play the chops yours a million bucks, stick him in a baby. . . take it. (speaking) You've - that really survive. I think that- when limousine and send him around the Bach: Never. Well I can't say got a tape going. Then you can sample p a band -like 'the one's you're saying world, things are bound to- go crazy. never. When, I'm sick and I have a that, put it on your answering - does a ballad. . .we play so many cold and stuff, it gets a little bit more machine. (singing again) I've cried cv shows, we develop a certain kind of Q: How did that feel, being 19 difficult. But I've never canceled a baby... (talking again) I sing to Janis ^g musical telepathy. When you see Sa years old, and reaching such a level? show. all the time, I love Janis. - band that just formed last week and a - . : ,t. - - - band like the Stones playing, it's just Bach: It was just pretty weird. I Q: Do you think this is a little Q: When you sang that "Piece of %h a little bit different, and I think-that's was: just glad. to be singing. Our bit due'to the vocal lessons?, -My Heart" you had a little bit of a > what you're hearing. So when you do manager is 'really famous for really grovel though. How did you do it a a song like a ballad that's obviously working bands. -I didn't have much, Bach: One hundred percent due without damaging your voice at all. 3 an emotional kind of music, I think it time to sit around and do cocaine and to the vocal lessons. Well, no,:you.'re' _ ...... -.? really comes into its own coupled with heroine and stuff like that. I just either born with 'strong pipes or Bach: I don't know, kind of like the musical proficiency of bands that basically developed my pipes into you're not. I've had doctor's' look at this... (sings another Janis song) play live for a living , [not] just lip what you get on Subhuman Race, My my pipes, I'm really lanky ,and you're I synching to videos. .Because all of the voice is getting stronger as the years vocal range has to do'with the size'of Q: You have to do a B-Side of a about all go on. And the male voice comes into them. And I'm-really long, like my Janis song. bands that you're talking .To grew up playing clubs. I played clubs its strongest point at the-age of 39, legs, my hands, and other parts of my 0 for six years before I was even in Skid and I got 13 years of work. It's going body. (laughs) But my vocal chords Bach: I can tell you this, in m'y Row. It's not like I'm a guy who's on to; be fun., are like that but it's all do to how you lifetime I will do a Janis Joplin song. To the Real World who gets a record treat them. If you sing from the throat I can guarantee you this. Did you CD contract handed to-me. .. We came Q: You're only 26 years. You then you'll notice a .gradual' listen to that Jimi Hendrix cover we from' the clubs. Playing three sets a have a long way to go. degradation- as the years go on. 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But here I am at the age the first time we ever played together I listen to -good music., I love good of 26 and we sold over 10 million and there seemed to be a kind of songs. Do you know what elseI love, Q: Then next time you come to records world wide. magic to it.- I'm one of those suckers that blows New York, we'll gooto the all his money on those CDs, that you Metropolitan Opera.' Q: How does it feel to know that Q: Any other covers you- were see at four in the morning on-. those so many people-have heard your thinking of doing? infomercials. Summer Fun. Hits. Bach: I'd love that. (he screamed) material? Give me a buzz through Atlantic and Bach: "Rock and Roll Outlaw" Q: You actually order those we'll do it. Bach: Do you know what it does? It by Rose Tatoo. Go to the import things? makes me totally do more -of it and get section of your local metal outlet and- Q: Technically speaking, which more into what turns me on in a band. check it out. Bach: I'm all stoned at four in singer has the skills which you'd love Because it gives me confidence-in myself. the morning just ordering that s-. to emulate. It lets me know that what I like translates Q: What other bands do -you -(singing) Alone again, naturally., I put to other people. Like a song like "My listen to outside of heavy -metal? it in my car and I'll listen to'Slayer Bach:' Robert Halford. His power Enemry" or "Break it Down" on the new into Gilbert and Sullivan and it's and his range are amazing. He's the record translates to other people because Bach: -Whitney Houston. great. most powerful, cleanest, versatile I like those songs. singer I've ever heard. Q: -- You- listen to Whitney Q:. I get the same thing, too. I switch Q: I was -thinking from the Houston?: from Pavoratti to Beethoven to U2. Q: You definitely know a lot perspective that people who do it for so about technique and skill within many years get bored of the music or.. . Bach: Yeah, I do. 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Almost that's happened the last couple of Second, they've made the flowed, the crowd cheered, the Memories of Madness everywhere you look on campus, weeks, I was unable to bid move to Division II. Before, you players played, the students won, Any way you look at it, it you see change. And a good was farewell to my Beloved Boston could only read about Stony Brook and the place rocked. quite a night. And chunk of that change, obvious for all the Garden. in The Stony Brook Statesman and Two years ago when I got memories I'll savor from it, and subtle, comes to you courtesy the Of course, I'm sure most of hear about it on WUSB - unless involved, I never would have one that stands out above all of the Division of Physical you don't want to hear my something major happened. believed it was possible - even others is Angela Alvey Education and Athletics. singing recollections of that famed center These days, besides campus as those around me. dreamed our nation's national anthem. Oh, sure, the Student of sport. So, I'll let it go at this: media, Stony Brook is in Newsday these dreams and burned the Her parents named her aptly. Activities Center is still going up At least the last game played consistently. It's on the radio of midnight oil. She has the voice of an angel. -like watching grass there was a win (Bruins beat the WALK and WFAN. But, it has happened. Tears in my grow. And they're eyes. Thanks, Canadiens) and SIXTEEN It's on television on Last year, Fall Spirit Night Angie. finally WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS downsizing tar-ICt anb (Otp w L I G , '94 breathed life into the spirit of (Celtics only). administration and v t and T H OM SportsChannel Stony Brook. The momentum Jets/Jints vs. Panthers/ combining student ) SF. MASSE For a long time,- I used to ABC. And who put has carried over this far. And Jaguars services. But these argue that Boston Garden was it there? The History now, the opportunity of a Well, it's official. With the changes' should have happened "The Garden" because it was Department? lifetime. Panthers abuse of the Jets, the long ago and a lot more quickly. older, had a greater history, etc-. Third, more major events, Coming off the impact of the expansion teams have as many Now, look at what Athletics Now, Now York can make that -more students at events, more Madness, it's time for The Great wins At has done. the two New York teams. claim. Madison Square now has alumni at events, more Stony American Homecoming and Fall It's just plain pathetic. You "The Garden.". First, the introduction of the Brook spirit and pride. More, Spirit Night '95. feel bad for places like New Seawolves. For those of us who more, more. Last spring, the The'University has come Orleans that have only one team, See You at were here two years ago, how the Game Indoor Sports Complex hosted the upon hard times. Fortunately for -and as many wins - but can't many Patriots shirts, notebooks, That is, the homecoming Pro Bowlers Tour. The place was us, athletics came alive in the keep up with the two new kids in football game, etc.' did you see on campus. Not and all other home packed and the event was televised nick of time. While the rest of town. But, New York? many. It's football volleyball, soccer, nationwide on, ABC. -The the school struggles, it may be pathetic. basketball, These- days, the Seawolves track, lacrosse, University received more free athletics that keeps us alive, One positive note: Jets fans baseball, softball, are everywhere. On shirts, etc., etc. on nationwide advertising than it keeps us competitive. are starting to call for the firing signs, on posters, on bumper could have imagined - never mind What the future holds, no of Richie Kotite. I'm surprised it stickers. And not just on campus the monetary dividends. one knows. But I tell you what: took seven weeks, but it finally .L either. And not just in the area. And, thus far, this current last fall and last Saturday are one happened. And not us in Ne or.L ------,i ------,- , , , - -- .-. -9 trend culminated with Midnight hell of a start 83rd out of 195 runners. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~I W- Women's Soccer Home game this Wednesday against Columbia University at MeMen-s Soccer teams competed in the Allentown 3:30 p.m.. Ron, Palillo scored his third Co-llege Cross Country goal of the week and his fourth of Invitational on Friday. Intramurals the season as. the Seawolves,_(3-7- The Men finished ninth out of Deadlines for six-on-six 7 r 0t.3 . V)0 "I <-<0. 0 ;;s^ w * I ------f-91Su, sh m un or Q ''8: -^ .0, 1I 0 , < -^,0 , --.-.- '-- 1-1 4- --- -0-t^ r rv ------vI - ---- Fr- III I . I . - I I IVT A T -I - AH s ~~ -7 (O A~h BYSCOTT LEWISo :~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Do n C d tsI-2 f StaJe.smanEditor ga me a wan wit h 2 7 - 1 2 BY SCOTT LEWIS game away with possession of the ball on Saturday give, him three on the Starting offensive guard Josh Statesman Editor ______* ' on the Cadets'.9-yard line and. 7:37 year, tying him forthe school single- Skurnik summed up the six-hour Senior quarterback Timm left in the game, but Norwich's Kelly se'ason record. road trip. "The bus ride was horrible Schroeder completed 21 of 33,passes Mello took an Alex' Londino fumble "The personal achievements are and we didn't play much better. It for 287 yards and three touchdowns as 91 yards theother way, cutting the nice," said Posniewski."But the main was an ugly win, but it was still a thing is that if I I'm the Stony Brook football team upped .Seawolves' lead to 20-12. playing like this, win." its record to 4-1 overall and 2-0 in the But Schroeder once again played I'm going to help us keep winning." Homecoming is this Saturday at Freedom Football Cohference with a the Maestro and marched the 'Wolves Schroeder has thrown for 13 1:00 p.m. as the Seawolves. host 27-12. win over - the Norwich from one end of the field to the other. touchdowns. and only three American International College. AIC .University. Cadets Saturday in Nine plays and 66yards' later, interceptions. has 25 scholarship players. Northfield, Vermont. Schroeder hooked up with Glenn- "It wasn't a very good trip from "We know we can win and that Schroeder, the most prolific Saenz on a 17-yard scoring play that., beginning to end," saidDefensive we're going to win," said Skurnik. passer in Stony Brook history, provided the margin of victory with Line Coach Aaron Menapace. "We "We have a lotof good players here connected with wide receivers Matt 1:54 remaining in the game. need to play a lot better,but atleast and if they don't respect-us now, they- Larsen, Brad Magill and Glenn Saenz Larsen finished the game with a we came home with the victory." will after Saturday." - for touchdowns, and, the offense team-high- six catches for 86 yards, - outgained the- Cadets 412-172 in a while sophomore wide receiver John game marred by bad weather and Brady added five catches for 86 yards. turnovers. Saenz finished the game with 63 yards - "Theyhad a tough defense, but on five catches.. Kane paced the not a great offense," said assistant Seawolves' running attack with 61 coach Lou Schiavetta. "We did some yards on 17 carries.- good things out there, but we need to. SSenior defensivei back. Luke get better." Posniewski made six tackles and For the first time in this five recovere a d pair of fumbles. Senior game-old season, the Seawolves took- linebacker James Leach recorded a their opening possesion into the end team-high' ine tackles and also zone. Running back Bobby Kane's -recovered one fumble. Junior 15-yard touchdown run capped an defensive back Chris Herb added- six eight play, 60-yard drive, and Brian tackles and an interception for the Hughes point after gave the Seawolves Seawolves, his first college pick. a 7-0lead. Both teams fumbled four times, Norwich's Nate Seitz bulled into the Brook recovered three fumbles t he end zone fromy four ards away while the Cadets recoverd -twice. - Notes& Quotes: Saenz with two minutes- left in the first entered quarter, but after the PAT failed, the game leading the nation in -Schroeder and Larsen combined on a receptions in' Division II with 42. 20-yardscore on the first, play of the catches. He was also ranked seventh Statesman lIJoe prawoi second quarter as the Seawolves. took in scoring. "It feels good to be ranked a 14-6 lead into halftime. first in' the nation," Saenz said prior Two Basketball.players, Lionel Sanders, Stony Brook upped its lead to 20- to the game. "But like I've said 6 when Schroeder found sophomore before, if it wasn't for the offensive left, andMaureen Habeb,right, sandwich Brad Magill open from 1:2 yards out line and Schroeder, I wouldn't be this late in the third quarter. The reception successful." the SeawolvesMascoJ-a-t tat Sa'turdas was the first by Magill at Stony Brook ."The Poz, who was ranked M after sitting out last season as a second in the nation in interceptions, idnigM ht adness. For more coverage, see redshirt and playing at Fordham in had his streak of consecutive games. 1993., with an interception stopped at four. pages1 and 3. The Brook was looking to put the But Posniewski's fumble recoveries, :o Vl l e y y ba l l T a k e s Se ~ awo~ l vetv esN o Csol f Ber t h It A Force to be ReckonedWith, 'Wolves Now Seek Division 1 PlayBerth off BY DAVE CHOW Boeckel played with full .with 33 sets. -Once ag~ain, .'Notes': Coach Terry:Ti so,4the Statesman. Staff______- .' ___ force,-no longer affected by a Gormley .and- Samuels played winningest coachStony n Brook history, It's official, the Seawolves: back ailment that sidelined her important roles. Gormley -had has done a great job Volleyball team is a Division'I for two weeks two earlier this 13 digs, 9 kills and Samuels had guiding the 'Wolves in. their first force to be reckoned with. season. In the game against 11 kills and 9 digs. year at the Division II level. The -Brook won the StSonehill,' Boeckel recorded an The first place finish was the With a core of only- five 'Seawolves Classic Tournament astounding 40 sets. secondin five tournaments the upperclassmen, which: include this pasttweekendo by' going 3-0 Maura Gormley was the team has playedye Foomis seniors Maura Gormley and Jolie and improved their scintillating w illb ing ene ficiaryof Boeckelos here on in the 'Wolves will play Ward, she has kept the team on season record to 19-6. The title generosity with the. ball, seven more dates, before closign course to another post-season clincher was a 15-10, 15-10, 15- amassing 12 kills and 9 digs, as out the season on November 7th. run. 0 straight sets defeat of Mercy. was Samuels, who added 12 kills There will be one more If the 'Wolves can keep.. The team was led by thee and 8 digs.The 'Wolves.Wowon the tournament on the schedule, improving their record they can strong play of freshman setter game in straight sets', 15-9, 15- October 28th at Bry ant College. .also hope for their very first SSarahh Boeckel, the tournament 10 and 15-4. If'Wolves the can win that.,.'they D ivisionII NCAA berth. MVP, and fellow frosh Elka In the first place game will probably ice a play-off berth The next home game is Samuels, who was named to the against-- M ercy,Boeckel and a high seed in the NECC against NY Tech Saturday, Oct., .All-Tournament Team. continued the 'Wolves Conference Tournament. 21 at -11 :700 AM. -