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BY ALEXANDRA CRUZ take a lot of time. Also, if the Statesman Editor ceremonies are separated, students can Commencement, the Student get 4 tickets instead of 3 for family Activities Center and a resignation, and friends. highlighted last night's Polity Senate Businesses in the area also were meeting. complaining, said Martin, because Lawrence Martin, vice provost for instead of two big weekends between graduate studies and chair of the Mother's Day.and Commencement, Calendar Committee, told Senators they were only having one. Although that the 1997 commencement the date has been set for'May's ceremony will take place on a Friday. commencement, Martin said they are This is unlike previous years, where now seeking input for future the ceremony has been-traditionally commencements. held on Mother's Day. The Senate unanimously voted to Martin told the Senate that after support Sunday commencements, by last year's commencement they writing a letter to the Administration. received a large volume of complaints "Even though I'm only a freshman, I from parents because commencement really think that it's important. . . was held on Mother's Day. "That's because if we give the Administration what made commencement an issue," the power to take an event that's for he said. the students and change it so it's A proposal has been made to have convenient for them, the student's separate ceremonies for undergraduate aren't the ones that have the final say and graduate students. Martin said if and that's how. it should be," said that'happens students could be called Commuter Senator Christine on stage and their names read. He said Sadowski. vice rruvost tor Graduate Studies ana Chaiar of Calendar Committee, Lawrence there is "concern that it will be a A letter was given to all Senators Martin speaks to Senators about plans for Commencement. boring ceremony," because having the entire class walk acros-s stage would See Senate, Page 3 Memorial Service Held For Accident Victims
BY DAVE CHOW who made a huge impact on the scholars that Marc Werblud, of the Statesman Staff Golden Key worked with him. As the senior announced the organization will confer Powerful outpourings of emotion representative for the Golden Key Honor a Sameer D, Pandit Memorial Fund and love from family members and Society, he helped greatly in organizing the starting in 1997 to a student who friends marked a moving memorial Stony Brook chapter's functions. achieves the same academic and social service yesterday. Over a hundred Henderson's dorm neighbors recalled excellence as Pandit had. The award would people gathered in the Alliance Room her as an outgoing character. She had an come from aportion ofthe foundation's budget in Melville Library to mourn the infectious personality which influenced In closing, Professor Chirakkal deaths of three members of the Stony people to live their lives as she did - to it's Krisham read verses from the Brook University Community, fullest. Bonamo was also a spirited Bhagavad Gita telling-the inevitability Michael Bonamo an alumnus of the individual. He once played on the varsity of death and the brevity of life. University, He and students Yvonne football team, and participated in the also offered words of praise for the brave Henderson and Sameer D. Pandit. All three intramural programs in every capacity approach these individuals took in life were killed in an automobile accident on through his undergraduate years. and suggested how their examples of November 7th. Pandit and,Henderson lived in the strength can be drawn for the use of the Vice president for student affairs, Fred same dorm and participated heavily in grieving loved ones they left behind. Preston, gave opening remarks and building functions. Though no longer The Stony Brook Gospel Choir expressed' the deep loss the whole campus a student, Bonamo frequently visited ended the service, by experienced performing with the deaths. and was part of the group of friends "Amazing Grace." '' 'hey all exemplified the three things affectionately known by others in the we value most here at Stony Brook - building as the "Greeley Family." leadership, involvement and friendship," he After the arranged speakers, many said. Preston was followed by student and other students and associates went to the faculty speakers who reflected on the three podium to express their grief and to close friends who touched many people share fond memories. In total the ME. W. ;_ deeply by the extraordinary way they lived speakers painted a picture of three very N. EW S; .... ;...... -. ,'1 -5 their lives. special individuals, who gave moral EDTORIAL...... - .. .. .6- Pandit, who was a senior studying support and strength to all those around F EAT U RES.....,... .8-14 SPORTS...... biochemistry, was called a brilliant student them by living life with great humanity. 15-16
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(New York, NY) Students from SUNY " and submitted a is in direct conflict with SUNY's completely. The implementation of a number of SUNY campuses attended comprehensive report on the effects of mission statement since students are differential tuition will only the final Temporary Campus Based campus based variable tuition on the forced to choose a campus based on exacerbate this situation." Variable Tuition Task Force hearing, different institutions, the students, and ability to pay rather than what best fits Douglas Medina student last Tuesday, to demonstrate their the quality of education within SUNY. their needs." government president of Weschester discontent with the proposal initiated Students also presented postcards to Kristin Swanson, chair of the Community College said, by Governor Pataki. A coalition of Chancellor Ryan and the members of Womyn's Caucus said, "The recent "Differential tuition forces SUNY to student governments, student the task force which were signed by trends of decrease in taxpayer's cease operating as one unit, and begin organizations, and the Student student leaders from the SUNY support coupled with increases in to compete internally for a limited Association of the State University campuses calling for the rejection of tuition have forced students of color pool of revenu. This places all presented testimony displaying the this proposal to Governor Pataki. and women either into community campuses on the defensive and detrimental effects of differential tuition. Annette Hicks, president of the colleges and out of the university impedes the progress of SUNY and all Students charged that "differential Student Association of the State centers and colleges or out of the that is within it, especially community tuition equals the destruction of University said, "Differential tuition realm of the higher education colleges."
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(Her excellent apartments, it was impossible to discern Stony Brook alumnus, Rhonda Findling, treatment of character is undoubtedly due where one apartment stopped and another and her premier playwrighting effort, The to her experiences in her other career as a began. The sets themselves were also Psychic. The production was mounted in psychotherapist.) flimsy (to the point where walls moved the tiny American Theatre of Actors on Sharon is a woman who most of us when the doors were closed) and West 54th Street by the fledgling would recognize in ourselves or our unfinished looking. This gave the production companies Caicedo woman-friends. She is enlivened by the production an amateurish-look. Productions and Doubletime Productions. bright performance of Lori Selinger. This The production problems gave this Opening night drew nearly a full house. actor lends the part a realism and charm, night the feel of a dress rehearsal rather The play, itself, deals with the story combined with and underlying comedic than an opening night. Since this is a short of two people, Sharon and Tony. Sharon sense that makes Sharon a character we run show (the last performance ran on is a psychotherapist who consults a identify with immediately. Sunday as a matinee,) there will be little spiritual healer when conventional Fred Estrada is also a standout as Tony. time to iron out problems that should have methods fail to alleviate the symptoms of Estrada displays an admirable range of been corrected prior to opening night. her multiple sclerosis. Tony is the spiritual emotion and handles the difficult emotional Lori Seliger, who played Sharon Findling's play should survive the healer. Haunted by his molestation as a jumps of the tortured Tony effortlessly. production. Although I know of no child, Tony is unable to form a meaningful Sadie is played by warmth and immediate plans to produce the play again, relationship. Sharon falls in love with affection by Meryl Harris. Zarytah act slowed down the tightly written scenes I can imagine the play being produced by Tony during her therapy, but is rejected. Kaufman, who plays Tony's mother, and made the story less cohesive and other small companies. If this is the case, Even after years of trying to get him out Lourdes, also turns in a good performance. emotionally less satisfying. I recommend that you give it a try. O --- P - also a problem. . . : : of her mind, Sharon still loves him. In The problems with this play lay not The sets were ^ A,<,,,,::i l _ _ ~~~~~.iS:::,i::::::.l^i': .,...... 7.:.D_ desperation, she contacts a woman, Sadie, with the play itself or the fine actors Scenery consisted of one large "room" that |Mmdai||ii.... .onda ii ....i~Li:i.^ -- i;A- Ifft -rie w - Pi L a - who advertises love spells in the paper. involved, but with the production. served as the apartments of all the :~~~ ~ ~~~~~~~~~~...... '-,,tH' ..,'...... '...'-' '' '" S:-' Although the subject matter is quite Lengthy gaps between scenes in the first characters. The problem was that neither ...... Shakespeare Appreciated in Looking for Richa.Td BY NATALIE CASALE years between Pacino's other Statesman Staff films. Pacino walks through thestreets of New York asking Al Pacino's Looking For people what they think of Richard shows an actor's deep William Shakespeare. One appreciation for William man compares Shakespeare to Shakespeare. This phenomenal communism. The actor seems movie makes Shakespeare's genuinely interested in the RichardIII accessible to modern average persons' thoughts audiences. about Shakespeare and tries to £ -Pacino is the- director, explain his thoughts to them <^ creator and actor in the as well. ^ documentary-style film. The The movie contains key Oscar award-winning actor, scenes from Richard I-II. D best known for his work in Many of today's respected 6 The Godfafher trilogy, actors take part such as Alee 8 illustrates how actors and Baldwin as Clarence, Kevin Q filmmakers attack such a Spacey as Buckingham, difficult piece of work. Winona Ryder as Lady Anne, "C This movie gives Aidan Quinn as Richmond, s Shakespeare a contemporary and, of course, Pacino as > element. The audience sees Richard. We also hear actors' Al Pacino in Looking for Richard W the actors struggle with each commentary about how i scene. We even see Richard's Shakespeare impacts their Shakespeare death scene acted out in lives. These entertainers bloody death and finally conniving but ultimately makes understandable to those who X authentic Shakespearean garb include Kevin Kline, James Richard being triumphed by betrayed confidant of may not be exposed to it. e and on the streets of New Earle Jones, Kenneth Richmond. Richard. Winona Ryder plays This film will probably be di York City in plain clothes, Brannaugh, Vanessa Redgrave The audience learns not the naive victim to Richard shown in many high school -$ simultaneously. We watch as and Sir John Gielgud. only about the history of well but has only one scene to classes. g Pacino goes on a quest to The film allows for some Shakespeare but also the show it. Pacino gives a English Shakespearean history, Shakespeare's birth place and scenes from the actual play. strenuous struggle of movie- performance that is not g combined with humor and literary marvels when he stands in We see gripping scenes such making. -Through this film, common to usual work. He makes a constantly o The Globe Theater. as Richard duping the there are many emotionally- plays the title role with clarity, interesting movie. O Looking For Richard was innocent Lady Anne, Richard charged performances. Kevin gripping energy. a filmed over the span- of three betraying Clarence to a Spacey is wonderful as the Looking For Richard w 9 r md a I 10 Psychic Vibes From a Stony Brook Alumr2US career. "I can't give away my like," admitted Findling. something that happened to me age," Findling joked. She would Unfortunately, that is an and watching it was an formerly write personal essays occupational hazard for all emotional experience because it and fictionalize her life writers. Writers consider their was like-watching my life being l...... -...... experiences, of which one work to be their "baby" and any performed. It's mixture of pain By Brooke Donat( one became a recent off-Broadway changes are often unwelcome and happiness. . .it's a very play,The Psychic, which is very because in effect, the director is fulfilling experience to see psychotherapy to all those guests loosely based on a real life altering a part of the writer when something happen to you and who whine too much. She also experience. It dealt with a others exert their influences and people witnessing it," continued freelances for a few magazines. woman who was in love with a change certain emotional aspects Findling. Her recent endevour is a novel psychic who wouldn't admit his of the work.But total creative Findling was incredibly called Don't Call that Manl A true feelings for her. When control on the part of the writer excited about the publication of Woman's survival guide to letting Findling asked how she came is virtual impossibility, "The her book and equated the go, which was written to help up with the idea of using non-fiction articles are not experience to "having a baby. women get over damaging psychics and crystal balls she personal but the fiction is I've been trying to get published relationships and enter healthy giggled, "I was Dionne personal," Findling said. for a long time." Stony Brook alum Rhonda ones. In addition, her novel non- Warwick's girlfriend." Her sense She was pleased with the Big time writers like Findling decided to pursue a fiction novel has been turned into of humor was very apparent in overall production, and the crowd Stephen King and John career in psychology because her a fictional play called The the play, which made it very seemed to recieve it positively as Grisham are able to put all of parents wanted her to enter a Psychic. enjoyable. well. Writing a play and their efforts into a full-time field where she could get paid Latin music played in the This made it difficult for her watching it are two very different writing career, even though it (even though that may not be as background and Findling openly to detach herself from creative things. Emotions are very wasn't their first chosen true in today's job market). "I revealed her slightly off-the-wall changes in the play since it was different then when you're profession. However, Findling was very good at listening to personality, and danced in her close to home for her. "I did have pouring your heart out on paper is still following two career people and helping,-them with chair as she excitedly explained a hard time during the process of and listening to somebody else paths, which is very time and their problems, so it came natural her play and her new writing the play that I wasn't directing it menmorize your words. "When energy consuming. "You have to me." career. . . and having to release the you're writing you're all alone to sacrifice something if you're Like Dr. Judy's television Ironically, she never wrote control and let them change some and when you're watching it it's going to have two careers. personality, she's appeared on throughout college or graduate stuff was very difficult. It's still a very different process. It's like Something has to go, unless such talk shows as Ricki Lake school, but wouldn't reveal the difficult for me because there apples and potatoes," explained you're incrediby energetic," and Geraldo to gi ve exact time she began her creative were some changes that I didn't Findling. "It was inspired by explained Findling. O Feeding th Hunger Wthin - Bulmia N r o Ia Bulimia Nervosa. a potentially unresolved family issues of insatiable, emotional black hole. lfaal-condition, is laid to occur in At childhood. In many dysfunctional families, food least five percent of the female Since beyond our earliest was the only viable and dependable; population between the ages of 18 memories, the experience of eating nurturing resource that was accessible and and 35. Since shame, sccrctiveness and being fed has been associated with self regulating. It may have represented the and self-loathing are part of the being nurtured by others and by self. only sense of control one could have constellalion ofl psychological Food is generally available at all times among the powerless and often violating experiences that accompany and all places. It is a wav of experiences within a person's life and r__ v ______- _/ Bulimia, one would imagine that this lack of assertiveness); dependency on celebrating, sharing and socializing. It is home. statistic is a gross underestimalion. people, external performance and others' for many, however, the only way to feel Bulimia Ncrvosa, as-per the DSMIIIR reactions to generate positive self-regard; comfort - to feed what feels like an See BULIMIA, Page I (Diagnostic and Statistical Manual olf Mental Disorders), is characterized by the following: recurrent episodes of binge eating (rapid consumption of a large DEALING WITH STRESS amount of food in a discrete period of time); a feeling of lack of control over After conducting a survey of techniques relieve stress. have," Spearman said. eating behavior during the eating binges; commuter students, the Commuter Student The counselors also discussed which Daniel agreed, "We have outside the person engages in either self-induced Affairs Office discovered that one of the . foods would help us perform at our best. elements that we have to deal with." vomiting, use of laxatives or diuretics, strict main concerns of students was stress. Foods such as fish,'"'the brain food", and The setting for the workshop was very dieting or fasting or vigorous exercise in As a result, last week the office fresh greens purifies the blood and relaxed.and open. Not only did our small order to prevent weight gain; a minimum sponsored a Stress Management Workshop increases mental stamina. One must avoid group learn breathing techniques to calm average of two binge-eating episodes a to give students tips on how to deal with fried or heavy foods, especially before a ourselves down, but we also learned how week for at least three months; persistent unnecessary stress. to lessen stress by practicing time overconcern with body shape and weight. Gerald Shephard and Dr. management, good eating habits, and other Some physiologic consequences of Joanne Rosen, both ways to relax and relieve the tensions from counselors in the University a0 binge-purge behavior may include: our mind as well as our body. E Counseling Center at the -I I 0s hypothermia (decrease in normal body ~ ~ ~ temperature); hypotension (decrease in Student Health Center, were blood pressure); lanugo (body hair the people conducting the CI workshop. They-told the What's It All About? a)Ma growth); amenorrhea (loss of menses); loss What is the Commuter Student of tooth enamel; receding gums; tremors; group that stress is often in our E Affairs Office about and what is being constipation; split lips; acne-like skin; mind and not in a given situation. Most test. Also, make sure to take B-complex C.) done for commuters? swollen glands; sore throat; coronary artery of us probably do not realize how much vitamins if you are not getting all the Marilyn Goodman, commuter O disease; endocrine disorders; depression; the stress in our mind can and does effect nutrients needed. ;^ student affairs advisor, says the heart arrhythmia; death. our bodies; Two women who attended the Q) mission of the office is to provide in Like any other addictive diseases "There is no single solution to stress," workshop, Sierra Daniel and Anne Marie a services for the commuters. "We (such as alcoholism or drug addiction), says Dr. Rosen. Stress, she says, can be Spearm, are upper-class "freshman" from td serve as a conduit to reach eating disorders in general go beyond the defined as a threat that makes us feel the Health Science Center who fit into the W:Cb$» commuters,'"she says. "We try to get external, the observable. Behavioral and frightened or a feeling of not being in category of returning students with 3 commuters involved and to reach physiological symptoms are only a piece control. The key is not to gett rid of stress responsibilities. Daniel has a young child them any way we can." of this disorder and the cessation of (because we will forever have stress) but and is currently enrolled in the rigorous fth Goodman, along with the others "bulimic behavior" is only a part of the to learn how to manage it. Some stress, physician's assistant program. Having 5W in the office, serve as liasons for in recovery process, since there are a host of the type that gives you an extra burst of fifteen classes at one time and a young commuter students and act as trouble psychological features and experiences that energy, is a good stress; but an unrelieved child will, in itself, give you stress. Both shooters for commuters. If you have I- often accompany Bulimia. They may stress, one with no outlet, is harmful. women were there to learn how to manage a problem, the CSA will help you with td include: perfectionism; difficulty trusting A prolonged stress response equates it. it. If they can't, they'll guide you to (ag:in relationships; fear of failure; fear of to a burnout,/a condition in which one When asked if they thought it would 44o the place who can. The CSA office 0 intimacy; low self esteem; body image becomes physically ill or depressed. Both benefit them more than other freshmen, it also works closely with the B1 distortion; defining self-worth by the lack of time and procrastination also was a unanimous decision. "I think Commuter Student Association. "thinness" of body; impulse control heightens stress. Giving time back to your freshman have it easy, no offense, because work as well as certain breathing they don't have the responsibilities that we problems; boundary setting problems (i.e. See CAR, Page 12 » ,, . 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Of course, those who are easily offended will probably dodge the album because of its title from the start; but if you take Manson's lyrics and philosophies to the extreme, he is giving you every reason to hate him, but he's still hit number 3 on Billboard. Manson would be more than happy to supervise you as you dig your grave. Finally - the music. Song structures are actually a bit more streamlined than on Portrait of an American Family, but this stripping down makes the tunes that much more infectious. "Beautiful People" has already proved that, and almost every other song clings to your brain See MANSON, Page 13 FEEDING THE HUNGER - BULIMIA, Form Page 10 Not unlike other addictions, Bulimia has much shame and self-degradation attached to it. It is seen by bulimic people as a character weakness, a personal failure and a living hell. The truth is that food and eating may have been the only means of emotional survival. Obsession with body weight and food may have been the only way an individual learned to distract the self from the pain and deprivation around them. The difficulty lies in the fact that this way of coping is carried out into adulthood and serves (4 to harm. 1-1= In my clinical experience, many bulimics have lived The journey is everything. w in dysfunctional families where nurturance was limited 0 -t» or non-existent. Furthermore, many bulimics have some IV TRISTAR PICTURES; . . GRACIE FILMS . ....; CAMERON CROWE "JERRY MAGUIRE" history of sexual abuse/violation. 0 Successful treatment involves a multimodal approach - 1.- .JAMES L BROOKS RICHARD SAKAI L)AURENCE MARK CAMERON CROWE IR-E -I...* -.. ^..-- that addresses -CAMERON CROWE ==711.1. . -STAf.,L behavioral, familial, cognitive, physiologic, C2 nutritional, attitudinal, -- or spiritual and psychological processes. 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"Tourniquet" sticks even higher level. Madonna Wayne into your head like a drug. You swear Gacy's keyboard and sample abuse that if you hear it one more time, you will provide the stitchwork to keep these be satisfied; but you keep coming back abstract musical visions together. New for more. While every song overflows guitarist Zim Zum handles the band's old with enough hate to scare off the "weak material just as proficiently as their latest ones," the truly sinister tracks such as offerings. And, of course, bassist Twiggy "The Reflecting God" and "Angel With "Pogo" Ramirez, looking better in a dress The Scabbed Wings" overflow with than Courtney Love, still adds the smooth hatred. groove that allows Manson to puke up his The crown jewel to this curse is the lyrics of animosity and revelation. In a unification of the songs through the live situation, it is virtually impossible to concept "of a worm that transforms into not appreciate the showmanship and - what it believes to be a beautiful intense fire that the band emanates. angel. But that's not exactly how the Enjoy this album as your world world sees it," says Manson. crumbles apart. While a lot of bands have nada to say lyrically and just want to play music, DISCOGRAPHY: Manson makes the message an equally Get Your Gunn CD-5 r-3 high priority as the music itself. The only Portraitof an American Family LP hindrance on this masterpiece is that the Lunchbox CD-5 3 repetition of some of the lyrics in keeping Smells Like Children EP the concept together can come across as Antichrist SuperstarLP L ivmariyn vianson x r 201 Main Street Pt. 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Segura was a key threat to the 'Wolves, scoring nine points in the first half.. Her moves, coupled with forward Joanne Brown-Miller's Il points brought the Stony Brook lead down to one. It was only when Segura suffered a fall and gym- burn, did the Seawolves come back to reclaim their dominance. Stony Brook ended the half up 47- 31. In the'second half,the scoring was even for both teams, however, Stony Brook was able to maintain the lead throughout. Amy DeMasi came from the bench, to sub for Ysa Bogle as center and scored eight points. Lauren Ruane and This Sunday Fennessy were the offensive the 'Wolves take on punch for the 'Wolves. DeMasi NECC Rival Franklin and Beth Grys, provided the Pierce! necessary help from the bench. Bogle hit the boards for 11 rebounds. These veteran players took control of the game and USE Sports Complex dominated the boards. Women's Towards the end of the game Tip Off at 2:00 when Stony Brook was in the Men's Tip Off at 4:00 bonus, they hit all of their foul shots, while Queens was having .~ ~~~~ae a ce0 considerable foul trouble.- Overall, play was unorganized by Check out the action and have a chance both teams. Stony Brook gave up 16 turnovers. to win two tickets to anywhere! Notes: The next Seawolves match is Thursday, Dec. 5 at 6:00 p. m. against Adelphi. Attendance was poor-only If you can sink a lay-up, a free throw, a three pointer, and 100 people showed up to watch the a half court shot in thirty seconds you and a guest are on women play their first home game of your way to any the season. El of Midway Airlines' great destinations!