ATTENTION ALL PERSONS GRADUATING SPRING 19881 COMMENCEMENT SCHEDULE - MAY 21, 1988 Blue Ceremony - College of Applied Science & Technology 8:30 a.m. - Frank Ritter Memorial Ice Arena
Yellow Ceremony - College of Engineering 8:30 a.m. - George H. Clark Memorial Gymnasium
Red Ceremony - College of Fine & Applied Arts College of Graphic Arts & Photography 11:30 a.m. - Frank Ritter Memorial Ice Arena
Green Ceremony - College of Business 11:30 a.m. - George H. Clark Memorial Gymnasium
Orange Ceremony - College of Science College of Continuing Education 2:30 p.m. - Frank Ritter Memorial Ice Arena
Brown Ceremony - College of Liberal Arts National Technical Institute for the Deaf 2:30 p.m. - George H. Clark Memorial Gymnasium
REHEARSALS
Rehearsals will be held on Friday, May 20, 1988 at 10:00 a.m. according to the following schedule:
Blue, Red and Orange Ceremonies - Frank Ritter Memorial Ice Arena.
Yellow, Green & Brown Ceremonies - George H. Clark Memorial Gymnasium.
CAP AND GOWN DISTRIBUTION
Student Caps & Gowns will NOT need to be returned this year. Caps & Gowns will be available in the 1829 Room, in the College/Alumni Union Building as follows:
Monday - Thursday (May 16-19) 9:00 a.m. to noon • 1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. • 7:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.
Friday (May 20) 9:00 a.m. to noon • 1:00 p.m.to 4:00 p.m. April 15. 1988 CONTENTS Volume 84. Number 21
Reportage 6 Society's version of a perfect figure puts Andrew and the Upslarls album. "Off the Wall" brings art from the pressure on eating habits for the ideal "Uproar", tickles the funnybone. museum to RIT grounds. men and women Sinead O'Connor plays a sold out show Healthy spring water intrduced at RIT. at University of Buffalo. Physical Plant takes over dorm maintenance, centralized operators Scoreboard 26 operartions. Lacrosse on winning streak. A look at the progress of the Baseball breaks even. Biotechnology program at RIT. Tennis goes 1-2. Presidential candidate Michael Creg Ultey leads track team Dukakis came to RIT. United Way Institute—wide fund raiser Departments on Saturday, April 9. Letters 4 Zodiac 11 Plans nearing completion for the Tkb Ads 28 Campus Life Center. Bloom County 29 Features 17 & 26 Reproview 22 What's Happening 30 Teenagers struggling for survival in Debbie Cibson and Pretty Poison play Rochester in ice arena. Cover Photo: Bruce Strong
REPROFILE If you had to pinpoint one aspect of at a different college on a semester goal in mind — to succeed. A definition RITs academic structure, that you do not system (usually 15 weeks): the same class of success in a class is absorbing all the agree with, what would it Students would be taught very differently. The information possible, and having that often complain they fall behind in their difference is that the same material is knowledge available when needed. schoolwork so easily. They say it is covered at RIT in a condensed version. Another consideration is when difficult to start studying after breaks A condensed course forces students to students cram their studying at the last (summer, C^hristmas, etc) and don't have manage time more efficienUy. possible minute, they only retain the enough time to sjxrnd studying and These are all valid reasons that could knowledge for a short time Imagine your preparing for their classes. They fall cause students to fall behind. They must brain is like a computer with a buffer behind in their II week work schedule find ways to overcome the obstacles. memory and long term storage When and spend the last five or six weeks of the Using a philosophy like, "I Just got back students cram all piossible information quarter, trying to catch up. from Spring Break — I'm not ready to into the buffer, the information is lost Procrastination has unfortunately get back into the rat race of studying," is after a few days, because maybe another become one of the "norms" for students just a poor excuse However, these excuses test comes along, and the buffer has to at RIT. and valid reasons will not change the be wiped out for more temporary There are many reasons related to situation. It is up to the students to create information. The alternative is to put the students avoiding their work. Students a time management system that applies information in long term memory. This feel there is always enough extra time to to their own schedules — possibly every involves studying, according to most do that homework assignment, or put off quarter. A good system encourages professors' syllabi. Students (werlook this studying for a midterm because it's five students to establish weekly assignments imfKirtant aspect because it requires so weeks away. The academic structure at and goals throughout the quarter. Each much time to study, and college students RIT just doen't work that way. Most week these goals can be met with ease — are always expressing how little time they professors distribute a syllabus at the all it takes is some planning. There are have They comment, "Spare time is a beginning of the quarter, with reading professors that do offer better testing luxury more valuble than sleep" Instead, outlines, homework assignments, and procedures for students taking their the goal for studetns should be to make review dates for exams. The whole course Many take into consideration that time available and to get the most out of structure is presented to students in an the quarter is only 11 weeks long and their education. >Y organized manner. create a revised educational system for Another reason students find it so their students. It is the responsibility of easy to fall behind is the quarter system. the student to follow the guidelines Take a liberal arts class, like pyschology. established by the professor with one V
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3 REPORTER LETTERS I am very, very proud to know these Magazine Students Lose PrioRITy students and appreciate all I learned from As I am sure you are aware RTF Department them. Editor-in-Chief of Residence Life has made a rather sudden Nancy Shapiro Coordinator, Group Development James A. Ferme policy change requiring sophomores to live on campus. This has not pleased many RIT Student Affiurs Manafllnfl Editor people This same department has insisted Ellis J. Canal that a pt)licy change concerning a week end Executive Editor 10+ meal plan cannot be instituted until the Kris Argento Fall of 1989 due to the tedious processes of Spirit From the Corner Senior Editor implementing a policy change On Ferbruary 20, 1988 I went to my first Nils Morgan Isn't it iionic that when RIT needs hockey game, RTF vs. Elmira. My friends told Copy Editor money a f>olicy change hapjxens overnight, me we'd be sitting near a group called the but when students request a prilicy change Marco Abundo "Comer Crew" and that they are loud and concerning meal plans it takes a year and a obnoxious. I wasn't prepared for what I News Editors half, literally? Are we or are we not RITs became part of. As an RFF student or visitor Kris Loomis number one prioRITy? I have never witnessed a more enthusiastic Manuel Rivera Tiuo Dissatisfied Dormies and spirited group Not only did they share News Writers their cow bells and noise makers with those David Martin around them, they shared their energy and Claudia Lastella Tearfull Meeting pride in their school's team. I couldn't help Feature Writers but participate in the cheers and yells of Joe Marini As an advisor to Student Directorate I was encouragement they gave the Tigers. priviledged to observe a memorable Student Mark Tiffany The Corner Crew's enthusiasm was Directorate meeting on Tuesday, April 6. I Entertainment Editor endless but their respect for others observed students thinking about and Lou Masella impressed me the most From passing out becoming strongly aware of their individual the sheets with words to The Star Spangled Entertainment Writer value systems. I observed some individuals Doug Jerum Banner on them, to completely cleaning up who valued their own standards of belief their "comer" when the game was over, these Sports Editor about trust and privacy more than any people cared about those around them. Chris Martin "election victoiy I observed other students They never interupted the "official" Sports Writers who stongly valued a following of designated cheerleaders and they encouraged pucks by laws and an adherence to these guidelines John Loiars Jeff Gibb lost to the crowd to be given to a young child. Greg House that were so painstakingly developed. I have We all can leam from their example The enormous respect for each of these students, Tigers may have lost the game but the Photo Editor I alst) observed student gtwernment as it Bruce Strong members of the Comer Crew are winners. should always be— self governed! Thanks for the great time! Chief Photographer This year's SD Board, together with the Barbara (Koegst) Chandler Paul Buckowski club representatives and concerned students Med Tech., 1977 Photographers who stayed throughout the four hour Ken Huth Laura Seitz meeting contributed invaluable support and There is a correction for last weeks magazine; the Paul Nisely ideas for the democratic process that took Greek Council representative did not resign from Cartoonist place They deserved congratulations. his position on Student Directorate.—Ed. Steve Casino Art Director Suzanne Shade Production Managers Annamarie Daane Scott Tray lor Production Staff Beth Ploeger Jeff Wasiiko Mike Brunzeil Ellen Visconti Lee Bartell Diego Rovito Lorraine Toner Regina Swider Advertising Manager Robert J. Williams Business Manager Joy Houck Distribution SUff Andy Minnick Mark Contino Advisor Elaine Spaull April 15, 1988 There are kids out there w ho tuitions down at its 43 predomi- the funds, and that's a loss none of have the desire, the will and the nantly black colleges, the Fund us can afford. brains to go to college. What they gives a chance to thousands of these So please send your check to don't have is the money. So they deserving students, a chance they the United Negro College Fund, don't go. And that is nothing less would not have gotten otherwise. 500 East 62nd Street, New York, than a crime. But, the battle's far from won. New York, 10021. Who knows, it Which is why the United Negro You see, for each one we reach, may be the check that will clear up College Fund exists. By keeping there's one we can't. Not without vour next cold. Give to the United Negro College Fund. A mind is a terrible thing to waste. Compiled by: Patrick Deupree David Martin Joe Marini REPORTAGE Cosmo Tedone Heather Ann Picker Bill Horton Presidential Candidate Dukakis Visits RIT On Saturday. April 9, presidential contender trying to keep the front-runner's spot for computers, Michael Dukakis visited an RIT "computer New York's April 19 presidential primary, Dukakis believes that the United States chip lab" to illustrate his belief in the toured the Microelectronic Engineering can compete with the best of any country, importance of technology for the United Center at RIT where students design, but stated, "we can not sit on the sidelines States' economic future Dukakis, who is manufacture, and test microchips for and watch the world go by!' In order to compete with other high tech countries, schools like RIT must keep their bright minds in schcxil. Students are finding it harder and harder each year to come back to school, because of financial aid cuts and too few federal funding projects. When profxosed with this question, Dukakis said he would increase TAP and other federal financial aid. He also said he has many ideas to keep students in school longer. Dukakis seemed to be concerned with the students and their needs. Even his first comment to Dr. Rose concerned the hearing-impaired who attend the school. He commented on how great the school was doing with the hearing-impaired, because they have a chance to go to school, receive a degree and get a well-paying job. Dukakis arrived at RITs Engineering Building where he was greeted by hundreds of students and boosters. Once inside the Microelectronic Engineering Center, Dukakis wore a white protective jumpsuit, called a "bunny suit" by students. Etched on the back of his suit was written "The Duke". He then followed RITs professor Richard Lane as he explained the basic steps in the production of integrated circuits, also known as microchips. After the tour he was greeted by reponers for questions, Dukakis was very impressed with the technological advancements that RIT has created. He believes Rochester is a city that stands for technology, •
''Tree Graveyard" A unique style of art has hit RIT The fine said a student came to her with an idea for pink ribbon was used to express the Oriental arts class titled "Off the Wall" has brought a project involving the tree stumps. She got theme of "brightness before extinction." I the artistic flair of the museum and gallery the approval from the Grounds Levy stresses that the projects were done in onto RIT grounds. Most notably, the class's Superintendent and Beautification memoriam rather than protest, and that they efforts have been seen between F-lot and Committee and the students began a project were inspired by the loss to nature itself. She building 7A (Frank E. Gannett Memorial that inspired other classmates. First, yellow has noted tremendous jxtsitive resptonse building), the treegraifeyard.]udy Levy, from ribbons were intertwined throughout the from faculty and students alike "Off the the Sch
6 April 15. 1988 Campus Life Center Update Plans for one of RITs most talked about Brick" campaign collected $40,000 in Recreation and Intramural sports: The ventures, the famed C^ampus Life Center, are donations and pledges. Students pnwided space will be primarily for student nearing completion. The center is said to be contributing in the event will have their recreation and intramural spxirts — not an "unprecedented" and "unique" structure. names on a plaque to be affixed on the wall intercollegiate activities. Approximately Its SSPOO square feet will house both the of the Clenter's lobby. 66J0OO square feet of space to be alUxrated. Recreation and Intramural Sports Center, The planning of the integration of the Student Health Services: 5jOOO square Student Health Service NTID Psychological five different departments began at an off- feet of space to be set aside for ambulatory Services, RIT Counseling Center, and the campus Fall Retreat, where thirty staff health care for students on the same basis Substance and Alcohol Intervention members from the five departments met to as the current office in the administration Services for the Deaf. Among other share ideas and plan strategies for joint building. Also to become home of RIT attractive features are eight racquetball pnigramming in the new facility. The retreat Volunteer Ambulance Corps. courts, a weight room, an aenibics theater, also provided an opportunity for the staff to RIT/NTID Psychological Seivices: 4,5(X) a conference nxim, and class rcxims. discover common interests and to get to square feet for RIT C^ounseling Center, 1000 Presently, the Institute's tentative know each other better. square feet for the NTID Psychological timetable for the construction project's Following the retreat, two smaller "study Services. groundbreaking is late 1989, with its groups" were formed. A Product Study Substance/Alcohol Intervention Services completion requiring nearly 18 months. Group is discussing various strategies for for the Deaf (SAISD): IjOOO square feet of This timetable is dependent upon RITs developing a model for campus wellness space devoted to serving hearing-impaired ability to reach its $10 million dollar goal, programming in which all Departments students as well as people from the of which $8 million has been pledged to would be involved. The second group the RtKhester community. Services will include date Of that figure nearly $1.73 million is Process Study Group will develop plans to prevention and intervention education on a Department of Education appropriation assist staff members in each department to substance abuse for combined health and psychology become more familiar with the design and More information can be obtained from services for hearing-impaired students. pn>grams being planned for the new facility. Preston Herring in the Campus Life Office, During the months of November and Space distribution for the different Kate Gleason Hall, x2574. • December, a student-initiated "Adopt-a- departments is expected to be as follows:
Spring Water That Can Deliver Health Most people would not think of water as pollutants in tlic water, this water has gained feel has an untested market. They have seen having any nutritional value Excelsior a tespectable market People have found that that the water has sold well around Albany, Springs Water, distributed exclusively by nature cannot effectively deal with the which is near the home of Excelsior Springs, Refresh Express Inc, has shown that this is pollutants in >vater supplies, so they are but they have yet to see it pnwen in the ItKal not necessarily true turning to bottled water that has been market. For this reason, they have resisted The Excelsior Springs in Saratoga filtered through primeval rcKks. Excelsior putting an Excelsior Springs Water machine Springs, New York, were considered to be Springs delivers their water in five gallon in the College Union Cafeteria and they sacred by the Iroquois Indians in the early returnable bottles to residential homes and have decided to stop serving the water in the 1800s. In the late 1800s, the springs were businesses. Ritskeller. surrounded by a beautiful park, hotel and Refresh Express Inc has recently begun Dave Nowak has said that if they see a private villas. The site was then dcvelopied a program of distributing the water to market for the water at RIT they will sell it. into a bottling plant in the years following colleges in the western New York area. Part So, if you wtmld like to see Excelsior Springs the Depression. The plant was destroyed by of this program involves donating twenty- Water sold at RIT, tell someone at the cash a fire in the late 1960s, and the springs had five cents from each purchase to a counter in either the Ritskeller or the not been used until Excelsior Springs Scholarship Fund for students at the college College Union Cafeteria. It's healthy and renovated the facility. involved. They have also expressed a desire costs less than soda or juice • Since this renovation, the water has been to establish a co-op program for Marketing tested by Spotts, Stevens and McCoy, a and Food Service students here at RIT. company that performs chemical analyses Despite these benefits, the water has not on materials The water was found to contain been doing well here RIT has had an If you see news beneficial amounts of calcium, iron, zinc, Excelsior Springs Water machine at the magnesium and other minerals necessary to Ritskeller bar for a while now and the water happening, call the human diet. One of the points made by has not been selling. Elcao believes that this Mr. Daniel J. Elcao, Senior Marketing is due to insufficient expxisure of the our new Executive for Refresh Express Inc, is that machine He has said that the water would Excelsior Springs Water is very good for gain better exposure in the College Union women since its high calcium content helps Cafeteria. News Hotline during pregnancy. Dave Nowak, Manager of The Ritskeller, 4752212 In this day and age, when there is and Craig Neal, Director of Food Services, overriding concern about industrial do not wish to risk selling something they 7 Question of the Week: If there was one thing at RIT that you could change, what would it be?
Maxine Isaccson Ron Kenfield Carol Lynn Zamites Sean Buck Fourth-year, Accounting Second-year, Pnnttng Second-year, Tourism management First-year, Phokgraphy In my opinion, RIT has not More "live music" RTF needs to I would encourage better RTT has several assets in various given enough of their time, book more big name bands. In communication between the endeavors in the economy, yet effort, and money to help the past, there have been some administation and the students the Financial Aid Office is still expand the library. There are great bands like Utopia, U2, so the students feel like a part hesitant to give more money to many reasons why they should and The Police In the last few of the RIT community rather scholarships. I am paying concentrate more on this years we have not had much than a student number. Both fourteen thousand a year to go situation. Presently, there is not quality "live musid'. If it were in must respect each other's here, and the Financial Aid enough space in the library to my control, I would try to book opinions, but be willing to Office still pushed massive put new and current books and enough bands of different compromise to reach better amounts of loans and work periodicals. The library also styles to please every crowd. It solutions that will benefit both study in my package, which is has a slim amount of chairs seems the heavy rock side of the administration and the very taxing to a photography and lounge areas where people the business is ignored even students. student I would make more can enjoy the environment though there exists a large money available to the students around them and read in a market for it to lighten the cost burden. comfortable setting.
steering committees were formed. This year's chairperson is Debbie Stendardi and United Way Annual Fund Raiser her co
COMMENT WRITTEN BY MARK TIFFANY
"Above all else, be true to yourself This might be violated. During the course oi on their part The truth is not something statement reflects actions which were the meeting, it was admitted that the SD to be feared. Perhaps such is the f>olicy part of the Student Directorate meeting constitution contained bylaws which of a publication such as the U.S.S.R's of April 5. Several students, at the time were left in, simply because they were PRAVDA, but it is not the policy of of the meeting refused to be a part of a there before Why some of them were put Reporter. SD board which violated their principles. there originally is not even known. All this being said, commendations These students included both members Perhaps SD had better spend more time must be made To those individuals who of the old board, and candidates for the investigating this, unless they are willing felt down deep in their hearts that they new board. The basic proceedings of this to risk another situation such as the could not be a part of an organization extremely lengthy meeting can be found events of April 3 which violated their principles, our hats in last week's Reporter. Regardless, SD determined that the are off to you. Rarely can we see such Student Directorate, in an attempt to by laws must be waived in order for them exemplary behavior being displayed in avoid violating their own by-laws, brought not to be violated. Certain people found this day and age Even though their up the issue of Academic Probation and it objectionable that SD could not simply actions caused a fair amount of turmoil, Ciood Standing as it relates to their take a student's word as truth, and much respect is due them. Too many applicants. To clarify for those who are subsequently stated that they would have people today will compromise their unfamiliar. Academic Probation is nothing to do with SD. As a result, tears moials for money, power, or fame These defined as having a quarterly GPA below were shed, tempers flared, and the future few did not Even when certain SD a 2J0. Good Standing means that a of SD was considered, at that moment, to members tried to take back their student's cumulative GPA is 20 or above be very bleak, indeed. previous votes, at least one person spoke The attempt to rectify a potential Although the motion that led to the up and expressed his contempt He violation of by-laws is commendable This turmoil was later rescinded, that does not explained that to do this was in fact process went smoothly until a higher erase the nature of the meeting. A compromising one's moral beliefe, so that issue came up: Can SD check into a Reporter staff member was approached the people who walked out might change student's grades to make sure they are not by a SD members who pleaded that a their minds. Indeed, that is contemptible lying? That is, if a candidate for an SD story not be printed, perhaps in fear that If SD feels too wounded by this, may position claims to be in Good Standing the truth come out It is the role and they take comfort in the simple fact that but really has a cumulative GPA of 137, responsibility of REPORTER Magazine to they have been like no other board they are lying. Can SD check into their cover news stories, of which this before them. They have shown excellent grades, in essence assuming they are particular SD meeting was. To beg that a leaderships and have accomplished much lying? This was the heated issue of debate story not be printed looks rather more than their predecessors. The way at the meeting. ^ unprofessional and foolish. To also the issue was dealt with is an example for Because of lack of foresight, the chastise a reptorter publicly to make sure the whole RTT community. 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CAU Lobby 10:00 am - 3:30 pm Fundraising for SELF- the Student Emergency Loan Fund, and HPA - Helping People with Aids. CAU Lobby 10:00 am -12 noon For a $1 donation you get the chance to take the place of administrators Fred Smith, Elaine Spaull, or Preston Herring. Drawing will take place at 12 noon in the CAU cafeteria. 11:00 am -1:30 pm 50's Revival featuring free coffee, tea, and cookies to all faculty, staff, and administrators. CAU Cafeteria 2:00 - 3:30 pm Tours of the Seventh Floor: See Dr. Rose's office. Tours leave from the lobby of the Administration Building every half hour. 4:00 pm Balloon Release: Join us as over 5000 bafloons are released from the College Green between the bookstore and the library. 4:30 - 7:00 pm Student / Faculty Happy Hour in the CAU cafeteria featuring 'The Bridge ' , free pizza, and album raffles. 8:00-11:00 pm Student / Faculty / Alumni Variety Show. Free shirts to the first 200 students arriving with faculty members. 11:00 pm. Closing Reception The Big Bash Coordinating Committee in conjuction with Student Directorate, College Activites Board, WITH, Reporter, RIT Food Service, Alumni Relations, Student Affairs, Student Activities. Complementary Education, Allen Associates, and Dark Star Printers. The Big Bash is a fun filled day of events aimed at helping to increase student-faculty relations. It will include the incredible construction of a large balloon structure. Many of the events will help to raise money for two worthy causes—the Student Emergency Loan Fund of RIT. and "Helping People with AIDS" through Strong Memorial Hospital. So come join the rest of the RIT community in the fe^ivites. All events are free. All proceeds go to S.E.L.F. and H.P.A. PORTABLE WAS NEVER THIS AFFORDABLE Zenith Data Systems announces new low pricing on its highly acclaimed line of portable PC compatible microcomputers. 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Written and Photographed by Bruce Strong "At age 11, my mother bought me a one way ticket to where ever I wanted to go. With the kind words 'don't come back!', I hit the street. At that point, any idea of morality disappeared and everyting becomes a matter of survival. 1 often regret the things I've done, but I had to in order to survive. Quickly, the street becomes a home, a home that is extremely hard to leave." Aaoss the United States there are thousands of kids with similar stories as the girl's above. In the last year the entire issue of the homeless has been brought to the forefront of pressing national issues. But when we think of "the homeless," we think of middle to older age peo- ple with no where to live. The general public seems to overlook the fact that there are thousands of kids under the age of 21, that are homeless. At a time when I often hear people complaining about the lack of "comfortable liv- ing space" in their apartment, or the lack of heating or air conditioning units, I wonder if these people have ever had to face "homelessness" or care about those who do. This essay is a small glimpse into the mind of an eighteen year old boy who conhnually must deal with the problem of not having a home to live in. Some nights he may stay at a friends home or at an emergency shelter for kids. Other nights there are no options except a small warm man hole on a street comer. To him, there are no complaints about "comfortable living space" or "air conditioning," ordy the question "where will I sleep torught?" Authority seems to loom over you. After living completely free and independent, It is hard to get used to someone telling you what to do. 18 April 15. 1988 I { Grandma is very important. She is always there. It is hard to believe that she may not be there someday. To laugh with a person I love is a rare pleasure. 19 Drugs make me feel good. No pain, just pleasure. I don't want the pain anymore. All I want is to rock to my music and feel free. 20 April 15. 1988 You have got to watch your back. It is your weakest area. Standing against a wall is good because you don't have to worry about being knifed in the back. It is hard to fight back if you can't see them coming. Even if you are scared, you have to act like you do not care. You have to talk like you are in control, like you are in charge. It is surprising how often it works. 22 April 15. 1988 Sometimes though, no matter what you say, you can not get out of trouble. You've been caught breaking the rules at the shelter, and you know you'll be kicked out for it. You find yourself sitting by the door, wondering where you 'II go and what you 'II do. With only a small bag of cloths, you 're back to the street. Back to a life that you can't seem to leave. 23 Before. After. 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When girls alcohol or drugs. not show their addiaion and often go clinical supervisor at REDO (Rochester The Truth About enter adolescence they are struggling to Bulimics do not all share the same unidentified. Eating Disorders Organization) has define their identity, fxjssibly to escape characteristics, but generally suffer The physical dangers of eating clients keep a food diary. They are overprotective family members. By from low self-esteem and need the disorders are numerous and can be life- encouraged to write down how they starving themselves they believe they approval of others. They appear threatening. Anorexia, bulimia, and feel prior to eating and just after Eating Disorders: are exercising willpower. TTey rigidly normal, healthy, happy, and attractive compulsive eating are physically eating. Whether they feel nervous, control their eating by planning their on the surface, but to themselves they demanding and force the body to take anxious, excited or just normal, the diets to a 'T, turn away from food to are never good enough. Their desire to a beating. Ten percent of all people goal is to "recognize and get in touch A Serious Problem cope, and see themselves as overweight be perfect comes from a pxxjr self- with eating disorders die. with their physical hunger level," even if they are emaciated. About half image and the binge/purge cycle is a according to Williams. "It is important WRITTEN BY KRIS ARGENTO A bulimic's constant use of of all anorexics become bulimic means of releasing their stress. laxatives, diuretics, and vomiting to get in touch with what you're Our society places great value on hav- disorders: anorexia nervosa, bulimia, disturb the chemicals in the body and craving, what you want to eat, and ing a perfect figure. This is shown by and compulsive eating. All three can cause cardiac arrest and death. stop when you're physically satisfied." the growth and popularity of health involve ongoing patterns over time, are Depletion of potassium can result in Her clients do recover and get in spas, physical fitness, "lite" foods and physically dangerous, and can be life heart, liver, or kidney failure. Constant touch with what their body tells them. numerous diet books. Society dictates threatening. Anorexics, bulimics, and vomiting bursts blood vessels and rupt- TTiey learn to love and respect them- standards for the ideal woman who compulsive eaters have a distorted ures the esophogus, which causes selves. It is a long process, and recovery must be competent, attractive, success- image of themselves. TTiey envision internal bleeding and possibly death. time depends on when they come in ful in academics or work, equally suc- themselves as getting huge and are Stomach acids eat away the teeth for therapy. RECX3 has 8 support cessful in attracting friends and lovers excessively preoccupied with food and during vomiting and teeth must be grouf)s: five for compulsive eaters, one and of course, thin. The pressure to be weight control. Anorexics and bulimics cappjed and recapped. for family and concerned friends and thin is further emphasized by the med- rely on excessive measures for weight Anorexia is just like starving two for anorexics and bulimics. ia, friends, family, and, ultimately, control. They are perfectionists and yourself to death and results in hypo- Support is also available on ourselves. have unrealistic self-expeaations. The thermia (because the body cannot campus. An Eating Disorder College is a pressure-filled environ- majority of anorexics and bulimics are maintain heat), constipation (because Committee made up of counselors ment where most social events take female, but there are a number of the intestinal tract is disturbed by the from the Counseling Center and staff place around eating and drinking in males with eating disorders. However, failure to take in and retain normal from Student Health and N 1 ID Psych dining halls, bars, parties or late-night the number of cases is underrepxirted amounts of food and fluids), and the Services are available for p)eople who snacks. During college we go through a because males have greater difficulty inability to think clearly. Studies have an eating disorder or are series of transitions, momentous seeking treatment due to embarras- indicate mortality rates between 5% concerned about others. People need changes, reappraisals of values, home- sment. and 21%. not feel alone. There are others who sickness, insecurities and adjustments Anorexia nervosa is characterized When obesity is the result of have the same feelings and thoughts. to a new lifestyle and of course the by an intense fear of becoming fat, compulsive eating, it may cause Both Student Health and the stressful anxieties of the senior year. It significant weight loss of 25% or more, cardiovascular and kidney disease, Counseling Center are available for is an atmosphere which intensifies and a refusal to maintain a minimal Bulimia is characterized by an One in five college women have diabetes, gall bladder disease, and students and confidentiality is pressures, especially upxin young normal weight for their age and intense fear of becoming fat, even been reported to engage in bulimic complications during surgery, preg- guaranteed. For more information, women. height. It involves an ongoing pattern though bulimics are usually within 10 behavior. While not all will become nancy, and child birth. contact the Counseling Center at Y^ung women strive for the perfect of self-starvation and a preoccupation to 15 pounds of their normal body bulimic, few realize they are threaten- In addition to the medical x2261. Student Health at x2255, or body as depicted in the media. While with food and losing weight. The weight. It involves a recurrent pattern ing their physical and mental health. complications of eating disorders, the NTID Psych Services at x649I. men are measured on their successes, initial weight loss causes the anorexic of binge-eating (rapidly consuming Bulimia is addictive and progressive, psychological consequences are equally The bottom line is to get in touch women are judged by their looks. This to feel happy with her new image, large amounts of food in a short unless a change occurs in the way the extreme. Denial is a big part of the with yourself. Don't let food control has changed a lot over the years, yet it confident and capable of handling period of time) followed by purging bulimic feels about herself. problem of getting help. If you suspect you. Dieting only tamf)ers with your is still a very conscious part of today's social interaaion. As she progresses in (self-induced elimination). A binge is A third type of eating disorder is that someone has an eating disorder it metabolism: eating only 500 calories a society. Women convince themselves the illness, her preoccupation with not a set amount of food and may called compulsive eating. Compulsive is important to be understanding and day just makes your body work extra that if they could only lose 5 or 10 maintaining thinness causes her to range fixim those who have an ice eating is characterized by eating refer them to help. hard to compensate for the lack of more pounds they would be more concentrate on weight and avoidance ream cone, to those who eat a normal unrelated to feelings of hunger, but Treatment takes time, and behavior food by slowing down your meta- acceptable. TTus, they embark upon a of food. Her body deteriorates, her self- meal, to those who consume as many motivated by other drives such as will not stop right away. Frequently, bolism. Women tend to get hung up quest for the perfect body and diet or esteem diminishes and she begins to as 20,000 calories in a single sitting. feelings of anger, inadequacy, boredom, psychotherapy and support groups are on charts which dictate the ideal exercise to the extreme, only to achieve remove herself from others. TTis is usually followed by forced and anxiety. Compulsive eaters are not the methods used for treatment of weight for height and age. unhealthy levels of thinness. Sadly, Anorexia strikes about 5% of vomiting, using laxatives or diuretics or always overweight or obese, which is a eating disorders. People who have an Unfortunately, we all have a set many fall victim to cycles of over-eating college-bound women, which is twice excessive exercise. Bulimics turn to frequent misconception. A compulsive eating disorder feel like they are the body weight and certain body and fasting or purging which charact- the incidence reported 20 years aga food to cope with their anger, depres- eater is someone consumed by only ones with a problem. Support compxjsition, and most of us never will erize eating disorders. Women with anorexia tend to be shy, sion or anxiety. TTieir constant abuse thoughts of food, dieting, and body groups show them they are not alone. be able to get below a certain weight, There are three types of eating compliant, self 26 April 15, 1988 27 size. Start now to feel good about yourself. Practice Appreciate your uniqueness; learn to love and accept yourself sensible exercising, and eat for nutritional value and for who you are. Once you feel good about yourself, others hunger. Give into your cravings every once in awhile. will feel good about you too • WARNING SIGNS Anorexia Nervosa: •loss of 25% or more of bo Bulimia: •excessive exercising or fasting •self-induced vomiting •uses laxatives, diuretics, diet pills; complains of constipation and/or feeling bloated •eats large amounts of food, often secretly, in a short period of time •goes to the restroom very frequently, especially after meals •may have red knuckles and show puffiness around face (eyes and below cheeks) from vomiting •shows sudden onset of tooth decay •may steal money to buy food for binges WHAT FAMILY AND FRIENDS CAN DO There are certain things that you as a friend or relative can do if you susp>ect someone has Anorexia Nervosa or Bulimia: 1. Tell the person that you are concerned, that you care and would like to help. Suggest that the person seek professional help froma physician and/or therapist. 2. If the person refuses to seek professional help, encourage reaching out to an adult such as a teacher, school nurse, or counselor. 3. Do not discuss weight, the number of calories being consumed, or particular eating habits. Try to talk about things other than food, weight or excercise. Attempt, instead, to discuss feelings. 4. Avoid making comments about a person's appearance. Concerns about weight loss may be interpreted as a compliment; comments about weight gain may be felt as criticism. 5. It won't help to become involved in a p>ower struggle. You can't force the person to eat. 6. YOU CAN OFFER SUPFOKT. Ultimately, however, the responsibility and the decision to accept help and to change rest with the person. 28 April 15. 1988 Reporter Magazine is looking for entertainment writers. All interested students contact Lou Masella at 475-2212 or stop by the REPORTER office at A-283 in the College Alumni Union. If you're o guy about to turn 18, you need to register witfi Selective Service ot the post office. The reoson is simple—federol low requires it. Registering is olso simple. You just fill out o cord. It only tokes five minutes. Why moke life difficult? Register with Selective Service. It's quick. It's easy. Aitd it's tfte law. REPROVIEW Sinead: Playful, Romantic, Sexual Halloween '87 will live as a red lettei date in the relatively short but interest ing history of my life It was on that da\ I had the privilege to meet the most outstanding woman (if not artist) in the music industry today. That woman, as you may have guessed from the photo, is Sinead (Shi nayd) O'Connor. Six months after the release of her self produced debut album, she has em barked on a tour in these United States. Her album The Lion And The Cjobra is still on the commercial radio charts at *7 and is *2 in retail sales, while maint aining the *9 position in college radio airplay. These p>ositions are after nearly six months on the charts. On March 23 Sinead embarked on a limited XJS. tour, complete with her year old baby Jake, and it started in Buffalo, of all places. Well, things could be worse The opportunity to see Sinead play for the the first time ever in America seemed (and was) something far too important to pass up Phone calls were made favors exchanged, and tickets were obtained for the show at SLWY Buffalcx Happy day. So off to Buffalo (holding back snide comments) with cameras and tap>e machine in hand. Attendance was limited to a few local radio stations and delegates from the Buffalo press. Sinead entered with several companions, including her manager Faulkner, who is at her side at all times. They sat, she lit up a cigarette, and began to field questions. Everyone looked at each other, waiting for someone else to go first Fin• ally, a large man from a Buffalo newspap>er pipes up and gets the ball rolling. An interesting fact about Sinead was that she was originally going to be a nun, but failed the entrance exam. When questioned about her stunning success, she coyly replied, Sinead Connor: Amazing! "Really, I'm quite baffled. I don't know what to make of it really. I'm just baffled by it all. . .1 never expected the album a sort of release" touring band in the studio if at all to do this well. I thought that it would After the performance by a local possible, especially Andy and Mike sell a few copies around home, but I rap group called Cold City, the stage Sinead followed shortly with her first never thought this would happen. It's was quickly vacated to prepare for entrance on to a stage in this country. quite nice, thrilling really?' While being Sinead. The five piece backup band, She was met with manic screams, questioned she sp>eaks barely above a including Andy Rourke (bass) and Mike shouts, applause and several proposals whisper. When asked how she can be so Joyce (drums) of Smiths fame took the of love and marriage She really was not loud when she is singing and so quiet stage and began playing "Jackie O" prepared for quite this large of a re• otherwise she replied, "When I'm on without Sinead. Incidentally, she said action, which was evident from her stage it's completely different It's like that she is would like to record with her surprised and not a little embarrassed April 15. 1988 expression. She may have been surpris• other song was one of the surprises of on the album. ed, but recovered from the initial sh(Kk the evening: the chorus of "With my - - - The whole experience left the quickly and moved right into the song. in yourface an d your tongue in my - - -'-' audience with a sense of awe Some• Every pause for breath she took was (you fill in the blank three and four thing really special had happened, but met with more screams and shouts, letter words) had more than one jxerson they had no idea of how to explain it each louder than the next. She quickly looking at the next with a somewhat to someone not present Unfortunately, moved into "Mandinka", which had her inquisitive look. Nonetheless, the the only other show she had anywhere bouncing all over the stage. She then audience reacted with an overwhelm• near here was Toronto, and those were slowed down with "Never Get Old" and ingly positive response The rest of the sold out when this show happened. The then "Jerusalem". Between most songs band then left the stage while Andy RcKhester and Syracuse shows were she barely stopped long enough to say Rourke and Sinead did a beautiful one- cancelled in favor of two more nights "Thanks," but during the instrumental guitar rendition of the Smiths' "Hand in Boston. They lucked out. breaks she would do all sorts of goofy That Rocks The Cradle". After that she Sinead is an exceptional pierformer, but endearing little thin^ This includ• finished the show with the rest of the with countless surprises. Her emotions ed a duck walk across the stage in her material from the album, ending with and actions run the gamut, from Doc Martin Combat Boots. a graphic version of "1 want your (hands romantically introverted to overtly She moved into two new songs on me)". For her encore she came out sexual. Simply put amazing. which didn't have titles yet. One of and did a solo acoustic version of the —DOUCjERUM them was a "Mandinka'-' type song. The ballad "Troy", the most beautiful song Poison & Gibson, the Final Chapter For the first time since the beginning Clorea on drums, Uouie Franko on a possible name for a band until they of her career, superstar Debbie Gibson guitar, and Tommy Hayes on the bass. came up with "Pretty Poison." There• visited the RIT campus, stunning stu• Their concert performance was after, the band spent much time singing dents and RcKhester fans alike with a spectacular. Starling's interaction with in New Jersey nightclubs until they got wonderful performance, featuring the audience included spraying the their shot at stardom. Their new album, "Pretty Poison" as the opiening act. The audience near the stage with Silly just released on March 29 along with concert was held on Friday, April 8 at String and touching the hands of the the release of their second single, the Frank Ritter Memorial Ice Arena. many who crowded on top of each "Nighttime," is conveniently titled after Pretty Poison, a new group known other for a chance to do sex their hit song, "Catch Me I'm Falling." by many around the country and The name Pretty Poison was of no The band also mentioned their week• abroad for their Top 40 hit, "Catch Me coincidence to the hand. During their end plans, which included concerts in I'm Falling," is a group who's members high school years in New Jersey, mem• Worcester and Uowe, Massachusetts, include Jade Starling on lead vocals. bers Jade Starling and Whey Cooler where they will be opening for FxfKxse Whey Cooler on keyboards, Bobby began a process of toying around with Debbie Gibson, the seventeen-year-old, very talented and energetic performer from Long Island, New York, was in the limelight during the entire event. Gibson was announced by Scott Spezzano fh)m 98 PXY minutes before she made her entrance onto the stage, at which time people began to applaud and holler out her name The audience kjvcd her performance Gibson sprayed cups of water at the audience on several occasions, and had the audience jumping in the air for the two RJT towels she used to wijxe her face with. Spectators were treated to hits like "Shake Your Love" and "Without You," as well as sneak previews from her upcoming album. 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The score at the half was 4 3 to 2-0 when tbey scored again at I3:58i Army and Washington, the highly ranked with Albany scoring right before the half. In Oswego cut the lead in half only :46 seconds Tigers have won three consecutive contests, the third period the Tigers opened the later, and tied the contest at 2-2 when tbey with their latest wins coming at the hands scoring when Steve DeMeo scored his bad a man-up situation at 4:45 of the second of Union and Oswego State Over the second goal of the game at 2:07 to give the quarter. The Tigers and Uakers then weekend, the Tigers traveled to Albany, Tigers the lead, 5^3 Albany then cut the lead swapped goals, with RTT taking the lead two where tbey started off slowly but pulled to one but the Tigers mlled off eight straight times only to have Oswego tie the game 5-5 things together to win, 14-8, evening their goals to take a commanding lead, 13-4. At with only 2:32 remaining in the first half. record at 2-2. On the following Tuesday the this fK)inl, Coach Glennon pulled Dave The second half was almost a duplicate of Tigers faced Oswego State at home in what Doughty, giving bim some rest while giving the first, with both teams playing a very turned out to be a see-saw battle The Tigers sophomore goalie Andy Szurley some physical, bard-fougbt game The Tigers took eventually took control of the game when playing time The Tiers won the game 14-8 the game away from the Uakers when tbey tbey scored the final four goals to ensure the and evened their record at 2-2 on the young scored the final four goals of the game and 14-9 victory. season. six of the last seven. The players who scored On Saturday the team traveled to Albany The next game for the Tigers was on down the stretch were John Wigsten, Tom for a non-league contest. Uike the home Tuesday afternoon against Oswego State at Kraft (2), Steve Schmidt, Gbris Guild, and opener, the Tigers came out slowly, allowing home It turned out to be an excellent game Marc Toucbette Albany the first two goals before tbey pulled with the lead changing hands eight times The next game for the Tigers is away things together. With the Tigers down 2-0, before the Tigers scored the final four goals tomorrow against IGAG foe RPI. Also, the tbey rolled off four consecutive goals to take to pull out the victory, 14-9. The scoring in Tigers face two very important IGAG a lead tbey would never relinquish. The first the game was started by RIT when Tom Kraft contests against Ithaca and Alfred coming four goals by the Tigers were scored by Steve scored an unassisted goal at 7:05 to put RIT up during the week on the 20tb and the Schmidt, Steve DeMeo, and Pat Cahill (2) in up I-O. The Tigers then extended their lead 23rd, respectively. —jEFF GiBB Men's Tennis; Shaky Start The RIT Men's Tennis team is off to a shaky Two days later the Tigers notched their playing volleyball as the well-matched first start as meets last week against Ithaca first victory of the season against SUU, 5-4. singles foes went through three sets, 7-6, 6-7 Goilege, SL Uawrence University and RPI left McMabon again led the way for RIT as be and 13 15. Unfortunately for the Tigers, them with a 12 record. All three were won first singles in 6-2,64 sets. David Gn>bol Palimeno was eventually the victor. In other Independent Goilege Athletic Gonference kept the Tigers' momentum going in second singles action, Grobol took second singles (IGAG) match ups. singles with a 2-fi 64,64 victory, while Terry in 7-5, 6-2 sets and Ensminger took fourth On April 6tb, the Tigers opened up their Delmarsb gathered bis first win of the season singles in 6-4, 6-3 sets. Reicbelt raised bis season on the road as tbey faced the Ithaca with a 6-4,4-6^ 7-6 third singles triumph. Jeff singles record to 21, winning sixth singles Blue Bombers. The Bombers lived up to Ensminger took fourth singles in 2 sets and in 64,4-fi 7-3 sets. In doubles, Hoang Ho and their name and sent the Tigers reeling back Jon Reicbelt rounded out the victories for Dave Witkowski teamed up for a second to Rochester with a 1-8 loss. The lone win for the Tigers as be took sixth singles in three doubles victory in a 10-6 pro set. RIT came in first singles when Pat McMabon sets. Tomorrow the Tigers host SUNY took the Bombers' Pete Bradsbaw in three On April 9tb the Tigers faced RPI and Bingbamton at IK)0 before going on the sets, 64,2-6,6-1. The rest of the losses served came up just short of victory, suffering a 4-5 road to face Mansfield State (PA) on Monday. as experience boosters for the Tigers, who loss. By the score, McMabon and RPI's Matt —GHRIS MARTIN took three other matches into the third set. Palimeno may have thought tbey were Baseball Breaks Even The RTT baseball team starts the season with the seventh as Rick Vattimo. Rob Grow, and followed with a single to drive in Rogers, and 12 games in 12 days, which began last Dave Rogers rappted three consecutive bits, sophomore James Jefferson drove in BaJliet Tuesday with a split at home against SUNY but the rally fell far short as the Tigers lost. and Basil to give RIT a 6 3 lead. RIT added Brockport, losing the first game 7-1 and Rogers and Vattimo led the Tigers by getting another run in the sixth to record a 73 win. winning 7-3 in the second game two bits apiece Rogers led RTF by going 2-for4 with an RBI. In the first game, Brockport started the In the second game, RIT trailed Thursday, the Tigers traveled to Oswego scoring in the second inning with three base Brockport 3-1 when the Tiger bats came to face the Oswego State Lakers, and were bits and two walks to score three runs. The alive and exploded for five runs. swept by scores of 10-0 and 21. score stayed 3-0 until the sixth inning when Vattimo again started things off with a In the first game. RTT trailed 9-0 after the the Golden Eagles scored three more runs walk. Tri-captain Rob Grow and third inning and never recovered. Oswego on four bits and a sacrifice fly. Brockpon centerfielder Dave Rogers followed with ripped 14 bits off RIT pitching. John Kesel added another run in the seventh. The RIT singles, with Rogers driving in Vattimo pitched a 3-bitter for the Lakers. bats finally came alive in the bottom half of Catcher Dan Balliet walked, Pat Basil In the nightcap RIT trailed 1-0 when in 34 April 15, 1988 the fourth inning singles by Grow and walk, and striking out seven. Scott Siers, Rogers and a scarifice fly by Jefferson tied seeing bis first action of the season, gave an the score Oswego rallied in their half of the impressive show by striking out the side in inning to take the lead and pniduce a final the seventh to finish the game Athletes of the Week score of 21. Rogers and Jefferson led RIT In the second game, sophomore Pat with two bits apiece Basil was the offensive star by going 4-for-4 On Sunday, the Tigers invaded with 5 RBls, including a double and a PennsyUania to take on Penn State at bomerun. Rogers was also f>erfect, going Bebrend and came away with two 3-for-3 with a triple and driving in 5 runs. resounding victories, 13-1 and 17-0, evening Chuck "Pluddy" l^ree banged out two bits their northern record at 3-3. while driving in a run. Senior Tri 35 TAB ADS Roommate Wanted— Off campus, big To the Neo's of Alpha Xi Delta 8al*s and Sarvlcaa Announcamants 2-bedroom. ail utilities included. »200«' Congratulations* Love the Spring Typing / Word Processing— Done Free Legal Services to all RIT full-time Roommate is never home (U d R quarters pledges! Doctorate student) Chris at 235-5941 or professionally at reasonable rates day students Stop by the Student What's your name again? Sorry I'm so 427 7958 Reports. Theses, Manuscripts. Journals. 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CONGPATNLAVONS IV UFEY0UW5AY -/»mce /mpicAN tvAY ON YOUR A FEW M3RP3 ATA SPECIAL OF UFB a poAPPemNG FRY OOP- V P NOMINAWN, FWP-RAISING CONCEPT gecAuse WE GOirr. PEOPLE ARE OPW. ITFA ORGANIZING TO KHEFIT WON'T HELP our R HURTING I A TROUBUP INPUSTRY.. OUT THERE. 'SUPE-RULE AlP- WHATS HAPPENING FOR UPTOTHE MINUTE INFORMATION ABOUT Wed. RIT Men's Track team plays St Bona Invitational Tha Pittsfbnl IHplSK; for show times call 586-2900 New WHAT S HAPPENING ON AND AROUND CAMPUS Away game Game time 3 00pm Life The Unbearatle Lightness al Being. Good Morning Vietnam CALL 475-5252 (NADICE) OR 475-5454 (TTY) Thurs. RIT Baseball team plays St Bonaventure Away game Game time 1 00pm Fri. Talisman Movies presents "Taxi Dnver," at 7 15pm & Thur*. RIT Men's Tennis team plays Hobart Away game 12 00am and "TexasCha/nsawMassacre " at 9 45pm. in Game time 3 00pm Ingle Audrtonum Cv - V Sat. Talisman Movies presents Texas Chamsaw Massacre" at 7 15pm & 12 00am. and "Taxi Dnver" at The Graduate Thesis shcrw opens April 9lh till Apnl 24 in 9 20pm. in Ingie the Bevier Gallery For more info call 475-4953 Son. CAB Talisman presents Fefcm s "Juket ct the Spints". At the George Eastman House Treasures From The LEaURES& WORKSHOPS at 2pm and 7 15pm in Ingle Audrtonum Collection Of Alfred Stieglitz Thru May For more info call Men. Permanent Racement Orientation seminar for RITV Mon. and Wad. 7pm Rock World. 8pm MASH. 271-3361, 900 East Ave students, 11-11 50am. sign up with the receptionist in the 10pm Harold & Maude RITV 1baa. 7pm Rock World. Fri. The Fnday Night Filet on WITR - Each week starting Co-op and Placement Otfce 8pm Harold & Maude 10pm MASH at 11 00pm WITR features music and interviews with a Mon. Throughout the month of AprH. the Coop and selected musical group or artist This includes nearly all Racement Office is providing free Resume Cntioue of a tMnd's past and present work, interviews, hard-to-find sessions for students on a walk-in laasis, every Monday and unreleased tracks, and album and poster giveaways and Wednesday. 12-1 30pm; just bring in your tiesf RADAR SflL RIT Philharmonia Alumrv-Weekend Corcert featunng resume draft and the counselors will help you. for more Fri. Fairvood/Perkins winners of the RIT ConcertcVAna Competition 4 30pm in info call X2301 Sat. Perkins/Lowenthal Ingle Audrtonum Free ^Jmission IbM. Job Hunting Strategies seminar for students. Sun. Fairvood/Andrews Acad Sat. Reggae Sounds from 5-9pm WITR s nationaHy- 12-12:50pm: sign up with the Coop and Placement Office Mon. Andrews Acad/Andrews Dorm renovned and longest running specialty sfxiw, hosted t>y receptionist Ibaa. Andrews Dorm/Perkins Sister Denise brings you the best m Reggae from all over Thure. Lunch 'n Learning Workshop. "Effective Time Wad. Perkins/Fairwood the vsorld for a relaxing Saturday afternoon Ranning ", open to all students, txing your lunch if you'd Thurs. Wiltsie/UMenthal Sat. Unique Beat - Fresh club & Hip Hop Mixes with DJ s like. CAU Room M-2. 12-1pm CODE II from 10pm-2am Thurs. Christian Science lecture "Seeking God's Sun. Whole Lotta Shakjn The besf of the' 50s to the early Kingdom Can rt really sol\« financial problem^ "; 12-1pm '80s with Mike and Mck from 4-€pm WML-A100. bnng your lunch rt you'd like ETC Sun. WTTR't Jazz Sunday from 10-12am & 6-12Mid Thurs. Job Hunting Strategies seminar for students, Fri. Hillel sponsors Shabbat Services. Intertaith Center. New & dd. traditional & avant garde if it's jazz, its here 11-11 50am; sign up with the Coop and Placement Office 5pm all day, all night* receptionist Sun. Hiliel sponsors tfie closing event of Campus UJA Mon. The CU display cases features an archival exhityit Thurs. Chemistry Seminar. "Relation of Seff-Adhesion Campaign, Hillel House 7 30pm in hofxx of this coming weekend's Homecoming Events, and Mechanical Properties of Solid-State Deformed Mon. Clark Drxng Room and CU Cafeteria will be on display until Apnl 18 Pdyethyfene and Pdypropytene". 09-2119. 12-1pm featuring a Tbgurt Bar. a healthy selection to accompany Mon. The CU lobby display cases feature a graphc the salad bar. all this week at lunchtime design exhitxt bry student Becky Marino, a Nathaniel Rochester Society exhibit, the Outstanding Undergraduate Scholars photo exhibit, and a MEE^NOS photographc study of South Africa by internationa) Fri. Writers' Guild meets in the CU Alumni Room from CLUB WATCH student Zwelethu Mthettiwa. all on exhibit until Sunday. 6-9pm Fri. Happy Hour at Coco's Hefty drafts for $150 until Apnl 24 Mon. The Campus Crusade for Chnsf meets at 8 00pm 6pm Free munchies 424-4531 Mon. JERRY UELSMAN photographs will be presented in the Alumni Room of the CU Fri. Happy Hour at El Tbnto's 75 cent drafts and a taco in the MFA Gallery. 3rd floor of the Photo BIdg For more Mon. NTID Cross-Cultura) Club Meeting, location TBA. bar with txirntos. 4 to 8pm 424-4310 info call 475-5064 7pm Call Mindy Hopper. x6759(T). x6200(V). for rrxxe Fri. Live Muse at Idols 89«) Liberty Pole Way 232-3410 IbM. CAB presents Mime Trent Arlertierry, "Teasers". in irifo Sat. Live Muse at idds SaSO Liberty Pole Way 232-3410 the CU starting at noon, mime show in Ingle Audrtonum HMS. Student Directorate meeting. CAU 1829 Room. Sun. Free wings at Thirstys starting at lO SOpm Pittsford at 8pm. free admissKXi 6-7pm four corners. Tbee. Rochester Sessons at 10pm on WITR Local bands, Ibos. Gays. Lesbians, and Friends meet m Hugh Carey Mon. Al's Meadows has 10 cent wings from 9pm to interviews. arxJ li\« perlofmances with host Barl arxJ Enc BIdg BIdg 14, Room 1107. 7pm whenever Tbm. Center for Imaging Science Sermnar. BIdg 01-2000. Mon. PG s (Pnnce George's) has 25 cent drafts and 10 4 30pm cent wings all night long Ibos. Rocliesfer Wargamers meet in the CAU cafeteria Mon. and Ibaa. Free pizza at 10 30pm at Thirstys from 7-11pm Pittsford four corners SPORIS Ibos. Chnstian Science College Organization meeting. Ibaa. Laws has $1 25 St PaulTs all night long Fri. RIT Mens \tolleytia)l team plays UR Home game Intertaith Center Sun Room, 1-2pm. ei«ryone is welcome Ibaa. At Idols it s WITR night 89 cent Mdson beers and Game time 7 00pm Ibos. Brotfiers and Sisters in Chnst 7pm in the Alumni well drinks 88 Liberty Pole Way 232-3410 Fti.RIT Men's Track team plays the Alfred Invitational Room of the CU Call Mike or Todd at 427-2206 for more Wad. Rumours Nile Club has Jazz Sessions ei^ry Away game Game time 3 00pm info Wednesday rught 271-6405 Fri. RIT BasetjaJI team plays Clarkson Home game Wsd. Protestant Bible Study and Rec Tme Skalny Room. Wad. El Tonto's has ladies night tonight 424-4310 Game time 1 00pm Lower Inferfarth Center. 7pm Wad. Uve muse at Schnozz's with the Park A\«nue Band 8«LRIT Lacrosse team plays RPI Away game Game tme Wsd. Community for Nuclear Awareness Meetings at In The Village Gate Square 271-8334 200pm 1:00pm. College Union. RITreat (second lev^O Wad. Coco's brings you ladies night, from 9-11pm 2 for Sat.RIT Women's Track team plays Alfred Home game Thurs. Gamma Epsilon Tau. National Printing Fraternity, 1 drinks and $1 50 drafts. 935 Jefferson Road. 424-4531 Game time 1 00pm weekly business meeting at 7 00pm In the school of Wad. WITR Night at Scrap Get in Free with a WITR Sat.RIT Softtiail team plays Union Away game Game Pnnting Corrlerence Room txjtton 89centRollingRock. 2stXDtsfor89c8nts, 75 cent time 1 00pm Thurs. Hispanic Students Association weekly meeting, Genny drafts Danang and videos Sat.RIT Basetiall team plays at St Lawrence Home 5 00-6 30pm in CU Alumni Room Thura. At Scrap it's WRUR Nite Free admission with game Game time l 00pm WRUR button $1 50 Mdson & Mdson Lights all night Sat.RIT Men s Tennis team plays Binghamton Home long game Game time 1 00pm Thura. At Club Zero live muse wrth the Toasters 9pm. Sun. RIT Mens Track team plays the Binghamton Neon Art display until Apnl 30th 171 St Paul Street Invitational Away game Game time 12 noon THE MOVIE CLOCK 232-3780 Mon.RIT Softball team plays Brockport Away game LttttsThsalrs . for showtmes0^232-4699 iTheDead. Thura. Reggae music every Thursday Night at Game time 3 00pm Au Revar Las Enlants. The Manchunan Candidate RUf^URS. 670 South Ave. starting at 9 30pm 271-6405 Mon.RIT Men's "fennis team plays Man^ield Away game MsrtvtplM;* Mail . for show firms call 272-1470 Fri.- Game time 3 00pm Thurs. iBeetle/uice. Frantic. Hope and Glory. The Last 1baa.RIT Baseball team plays UR Away game Game Emperor. Police Academy 5. 18 Again, Bilaxi Blues. 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