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W JL Word on Higher Ed SAVE Plays Host to Empty Press Conference Congratulations to Ernie Deman for breaking school strikeout record, story page 16 1 Tin independent newspaper ai- Stockton College Volume 46. Rumber 10* Friday. ïïpril 15.1994 7\VQO Jf^.,1 w JL ... The firgo is watching .. .. serving the Stockton community The flrgo is not an official publication oT Stockton College but is published by an independent corporation licensed in Hew Jersey SAVE plays host to empty press conference Stockton plans for the virtual future by Karen Pyshnik derstand the classes offered, the Argo news editor Argo has talked to each of the six professors and presents their ideas Stockton's latest classroom in- and plans for the virtual future. novation, implementing computer "We will lose the text, the pa- technology, multi-media applica- per, and the classroom," said Tom tions and revolutionary teaching Kinsella about his course, "Writ- strategies, is now available to stu- ing into the New Century." The dents who apply through the office course is a Rhetoric and Compo- of the Vice President of Student sition Wl class and will teach Services, by Thursday, April 21. In an effort to help students un- SEE FUTURE, PAGE 9 Whitman's latest Representatives from a corporation group and Asbuiy Park Press at SAVE press conference;.Jon X«v • by Karen Pyshnik word on Higher Ed Argo news editor ference, nor did members of the cel the press conference, nor did I by Karen Pyshnik To further protest the expansion Pinelands Commission, on whose have any role in it. I did receive two Argo news editor for the trustees to speak out against the Governor's plan. Wiley is the of parking lot 6, SAVE held a advice the meeting was arranged. letters inviting me to attend." chairman of the state Board of press conference on Tuesday, April "After inviting representatives "SAVE has been continually block- The latest word on the higher ed Higher Ed. 12, but were greeted with an al- from the press, environmental orga- aded in all efforts to approach the restructuring proposal of Gover- In the meantime, the discussion most empty room and some rumors nizations, and the Stockton administration on a professional level," nor Whitman is a move by the over the changes is continuing. about how it got to be so. community, SAVE learned that the the group said. Trustee Council, which represents "Governor Whitman is chang- Invited guests, including Presi- college administration had tele- The press conference has been re- 45 public and private colleges, to ing the face of higher education in dent Farris, Vice President for phoned guests, without SAVE's scheduled for Tuesday, April 19, at seek legislative hearings on the New Jersey. The Face of Your Administration and Finance knowledge, discouraging atten- 2:30. SAVE encouraged everyone to abolishment of the current Board Future. Ask Why. AskHow."This Charles Tantillo, and Vice Presi- dance," said the group in a release arrive at the SAVE office in upper G- of Higher Ed and Department of Higher Ed. is the challenge to Stockton stu- dent for Student Services Harvey following the un-event. Wing, "whereupon the meeting will dents from the Economics Club, Kesselman, did not attend the con- Tantillo responded, "I did not can- be moved to a 'safe place.'" On Monday, April 11, the coun- cil acted on Stephen Wiley's call which will hold a panel discus- sion on the "Privatizationof Public Education," on Tuesday, April 19 1994/1995 Student Senators in B-125, at 4:30. "What the proposal leaves un- UNOFFICIAL ELECTION RESULTS: "Celestial Soiree" a success known, and what has yet to be Ian Malîzman Sherry Aibtickle Angeio Gamba by Karen Pyshnik discussed in a direct, lucid, and Claudia Barrantes Orlando Mercado John Grasso ->< Argo news editor specific fashion, is how the Trea- Vladimir Bien-Aiine Kevin Hall Greg Miller lestial Soiree." The evening was sury will administer these Carina Bîinebury Karen Johnson | Kevin Morris The annual Spring Benefit, held filled with an auction of goods and programs for our students, how Shannon Murphy Efik BurreH Terry King on Saturday, April 9, raised in ex- services, a total of 330 items that the Treasury will distribute schoi- Waiter Cabezas Stephanie Kirby Derick Stevens . cess of $110,000 for the Stockton netted $50,000. The guests were Brian Corliss Gary Klofczkm Vaughn Watéon treated to a "sumptuous buffet," ca- Cyndy Cummings HenyMcNaîr Kennard Weaver Foundation, which funds, among SEE WHITMAN, PAGE 9 AishaWhue other things, Early Decision Schol- tered by the Mansion of Voorhees, ALTERNATES^ arships and the College Scholar's said Rahmeyer. Program, according to John The highlight of the evening was a Marc Gerad — tie Crag Stegeî Josh Comers Rahmeyer, of the Development performance by Judy Collins: "She Personals.. « « ,10 Robert Crawford—tie Donald Sanders Anthony Onesto — tie office. created a nostalgic atmosphere, Jason Morris — tie Ryan Brown — tie Richard Roberts Sports, v. >.. .12 More than 570 guests, commu- where people were taken back," said Philip hoy — tie Thomas Mnîîane ; Anasara Avendano Opinion , 5 Pavid McMabon nity and business leaders as well as one guest," Her finale, Amazing KriBU&ÀfcnT : Michael Ka'ahanut Down to Earth, , II Gïoribelfc Bontîla Gerald Thompson Carl Koves a good showing of more than 100 Grace, where everyone sang along, Sandra Rodiiquez, iared Margohes Matthew Smith faculty and staff, attended the "Ce- made you feel very celestial." GXJB. News Eric Millard John Wallen Music reviews.. .7 Page 2, firgo Friday, fipril 15,1994 Study by the sea shore on the attractive campus of The Richard Stockton College ol New Jersey and enrol! in Stockton's Summer Sessions Whether you are looking to earn a few extra college credits, enhance A Summer your expertise within your career field or explore a new area of learning. The Richard Stockton College of New Jersey has neaily 200 courses you can take this summer located 12 miles west of Atlantic City, with direct access from the Garden State Parkway. Stockton provides the option of S different Environment sessions with classes held Monday through Thursday; Monday and Wednesday, and Tuesday and Thursday. Independent study credit is also available for those who are unable to attend scheduled classes Foi additional infoimation and/or a brochure of courses, call or write Office of Student Records. The Richard Stockton College of New Jeisey, for Excellence Pomona. 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