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Volume XXXVIII, Number 56 __ Thursday, May 4, 1995 _ Founded [9571 Hick . Hicks Beats Harris~~~~~~~i Unofficial Results Released By Election Board Name Annette Hicks As Next Polity PresidenlL laws require candidates to be at BYJASON YUNG However, the Polity judiciary meeting, and that meeting a week ago." juniors to run, Bollers Statesman Staff Judiciary made a ruling furthermore, "[The Judiciary] Bruzzese had apparently least He pointed out that the Polity Wednesday afternoon, Wednesday afternoon that said I could run, and now they are inquired about this earlier. As of Constitution, which supersedes unofficial disqualified Pace. According to going back [on their word]." -said that the election board told Annette Hicks is the only requires the Election Board by-laws, a Chief Justice of the him "time and time again" that all by-laws, Polity President-elect. sophomore standing to run for the joining Hicks Unofficially non-Presidential positions,. In Council will be on the Executive other words, there is no formal Rosner, Vice President- Nicole provision such as an amendment Lisa Mather, Secretary- elect; that restricts freshman from Abel, Senior el-ect; Erika running for Vice President. Cherri Lee, Representative-elect; In a separate ruling, the Junior Representative-elect; and Judiciary ruled that there would Monique Maylor, Sophomore be no run-off election for Senior Representative-elect. Representative. Commuter According to unofficial Student Association President results released by the Election Erika Abel received the most Board Monday, Hicks is a secure votes, with 400 out of 840 votes. winner with 60.1 % of the vote Runner-up Julio Alarcon received (985 out of 1639). IFSC 344 votes, giving him 41.0% to Secretary Lisa Mather won -bythe Abel's 47.6%. largest margin? getting 76.6% of Since Abel did not win by the vote (1095 out of 1430). more than 10%, the Election Cherri Lee also won comfortably Annette Hicks ruled that there should be with 64.0% of the vote (352 out Board- Vincent a run-off. Many felt that this of 550). --- candidate for President or Vice Polity President Crystal Plati (right) argues with Chief Justice decision to disqualify Laura Pace as VP decision was made after The Vice Presidential race president must be a junior or Bruzzese over Judiciary's candidate determining the unofficial results would have been too close to call. senior in the year in which he or and was therefore biased. Current Sophomore she takes office. Pace, who will Judiciary, Vincent Bruzzese, said there was no clause in the by- "I don't think a run-off Representative Nicole Rosner be a sophomore next year, did not he stumbled across the clause in laws saying Pace couldn't run. scheduled during the Wednesday was in a virtual tie with current meet this criteria. question Tuesday night, knowing Sean Bollers, Election Board during finals week would be a Freshman Representative Laura Pace, when reached for that there would be questions Chair, says that this decision will Pace. Rosner got 706 votes to comment, did not feel the concerning another matter. Had not hold. First of all, Pace was See RESULTS, Page 3 Pace's 701; there were 19 write- decision was fair. She claimed he seen this "a week ago, there not present at the meetings. ins. she was not contacted about the would have been an emergency -Although the Election Board by- Cogeneration Plant Escap( Tes-axes BY RICHARD D. COLE : . Ryan said that he had turned Special to Statesman to the New York State Office of As reported earlier in the Real Property Services and' Statesman, -May Ist was the SUNY'attorneys for help in deadline for the Brookhaven deciding this issues. Assessor's office to come to a Counsel for the Office of decision regarding the taxable Real Property Services, Emily status of the cogeneration power Goodman, said that this case was plant,, located on the west very complicated and that campus, according to New York without seeing the actual contract State law. signed between the State The 40 megawatt Attorney General and NCP, it cogeneration plant is owned and would be impossible to make a operated by the Nissequogue definitive call on this case. Cogeneration Partners Assistant Superintendent for corporation (NCP). NCP is a Business of the Three Village shell corporation owned jointly Central School Districtl, John by Public Service Enterprises Lorentz, said that the district was Group of New Jersey and Brookhaven Town Officials fear a lawsuit if the Cogeneration Plant still interested in purchasing Brooklyn Union Gas. on the West Campus is levied a tax discounted electricity from the James Ryan, Brookhaven's Ryan also said that he felt the It's not as clear cut as people University. The Superintendent assessor, said that he had not State of New York would file think it is. So, I am still up in of Schools, Dr. Barter, and come to a decision and that it was litigation against his office if he the air with it," he said. Lorentz are scheduled to meet unlikely that a decision would be taxed the plant for "assessing Ryan spoke of several with University President Shirley made this year. "It would things illegally." concerns. "I don't know what Strum Kenny next week to probably end up in litigation if I "At the moment, I am still the relationship is between the further discuss this issue. were to tax it because there is an waiting for information from owner of the plant and S UNY .. Currently- Xthe school issue of public benefit that is SUNY Albany and there is a lot . We have to address the issue of district spends just under one generated out of this," Ryan said. more to this than meets the eye. public benefit." See COGEN. Page 5 2 M 0 Crime Stopper: one who reports crime because it's the right thing to do. Look, all of us are victims of crime at one time or another. And for those lucky enough not to be, you certainly know someone who's been hurt by crime. So, if you have info about a crinne that's been committed, call Crime Stoppers. All information will be kept strictly confidentia I- you don't even have to tell them your name! Best of all, you can help the good guys catch the bad guys. 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BY JASON YUNG concerning concert policy. Though Statesman. Staff festival seating is one concern, there are Yesterday evening, Annette Hicks other security and safety issues that need took time out from the Campus Life to be addressed before changing any OFF Awards to talk about her imminent policy. Presidency. Another issue is administrative costs Hicks was glad that the students had within Polity. Hicks pointed out that many shown their support, saying that they made items in-the administrative budget YOUR their choice clear as to who should be normally would not be included in that of leading student government. a business. In particular, many of the The first thing Hicks wants to do as salaries and stipends go back tostudents. Polity President is to carry out a full-scale Without stipends, Polity would become an- recruitment and publicity campaign. elitist organization; with stipends, it Hicks hopes to show what Polity has to provides enough compensation to allow BACK offer, and at the same-time, to ask the students to devote their time and efforts students what they want from student to their work. government. In closing, Hicks said, "I thank [the : Hicks' opponent, Gershwin Senator students] for their support, and I thank I know Sean Harris, garnered 40 percent of the them for-believing in me, because I vote, but Hicks said that she shared many that I wouldn't be here if there weren' of the concerns addressed by Harris' students that disregarded the negative platform. press and I'm looking forward to working For instance, there would be further with them, and that I hope we have a El dialogue with the Office of Student Affairs productive and progressiveyear."
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- He - 6 The fLegacy of Oklahoirla City Much of last week did not deal with restricting civil liberties. Under this ruling Some Congressional Democrats government into the content ofprogramming "The Beltway," but outside the Capital and (which I tend to agree with), the government might decide to bring the "Fairness occasioned by the enforcement of the within the heartland of America; the tried to protect the public from domestic and/ Doctrine" back. This would mean that any doctrine unnecessarily restricts the bombing of Oklahoma City. or foreign terrorist acts within a reasonable broadcaster (TV or radio) must give equal journalisticfreedom of broadcasters T 1,., Ace. _A 1 Know many commentators time to an opposing view Furthermore,wefind that the fairness have spoken and written various point. doctrine, in operation,actually inhibits the opinions on this tragic and However, the FCC in presentation of controversial issues of horrendous terrorist act. 1985 remarked on the public importance to the detriment of the However, there is one fear that "Fairness Doctrine": public and indegradationof the editorial commentators have: the ftuther "We believe that the prerogativesof broadcastjournalists. " restriction of individual and civil interest of the public in Thus, if you complain about any liberties. viewpoint uiversuty isjutly comments (even my own comments,) just I can understand these fears of judgment of restricting political freedoms. served by the multiplicity of voices in the refute them. Do not try to regulate them, unless limitations of civil rights, but the question After all, we do not want to see these extreme marketplace today and that the intrusionof there is "a clear and present danger." L is: should we impose such limitations on right-wing militia groups (who allegedly Americans? caused this heinous act). We constantly have this conflict of If this was the Federal Republic of individual rights vs. law and order. This Germany, these militia groups would be Cogen Plant Escapes Taxes debate is as old as the Republic itself. banned for just advocating a violent COGEN, From Front Page year to the University, which contributes We rebelled against Britain back in rebellion against the establishment. million dollars a year on electricity no tax base to the fire company. "There 1776, because of our feelings that our Because it would violate Article 18 of the alone. Reflecting on the current are many things that we have to purchase rights as Englishmen were being severely German Basic Law, (Grundgesetz) of property tax exempt status of the plant, and train for just to protect that limited by the government. attacking, "the free democratic basic Lorentz made a comment that seems to University. And we don't receive any However, to produce a stable nation, order." (I wonder if we would be willing be on the lips of many people in the compensation what-so-ever." said we sometimes have to give up some of to adopt such a law in this nation.) It is Three Village community. "It's curious Diabasi. our freedoms of being individuals. The surely more restrictive on political liberties to me how groups such as that nature He specifically referred to offering question then becomes, how far do we go? than our "clear-and present-danger" test. [refering to plant owners Brooklyn fire protection for the University A ruling by a famous U.S. Supreme However, there is always the political Union Gas and PSEG] could have tax Hospital which is the tallest building in Court Justice, Oliver Wendell Holmes, under atmosphere to look into: when we see exempt status," he said. Suffolk County - "the only one that Schenck v. UnitedStates (1919) stated that: these horrendous acts of terrorism, who Setauket Fire District Business legally classifies as a high-rise." "Free speech would notprotect a man are we to blame? Manager Ron Diabasi said that the fire Diabasi also said that the fire district in falsely shouting fire in a theatre, and President Bill Clinton said that this district has been interested in this case spends between five and eight thousand causing a panic ... The question in each terrorist act was caused by "hate speech" and is concerned that the cogen plant is dollars a month on electricity and gas. case is whether the words used are used said -by people who totally dislike the currently being considered exempt from The purchase of discounted electricity in such circumstances and are of such a federal government. Nevertheless, what real property tax. from the University by the fire district nature as to create a clear and present does he mean by "hate speech"? Is he "It's a commercia-building. It has not been provided for by the State danger that they will bring about the referring to -these right-wing militia doesn't make a difference that it's on Legislature. substantive evils that Congresshas a right organizations, only? Or is he referring to state land. It's a commercial building Attempts to contact NCP executives to prevent. It is a question of proximity the constructive criticism he is receiving on state land so it can be taxed," he said. and obtain a copy-of the contract (or cause) and degree." from various talk show hosts (not only Diabasi also said that the fire between NCP and the state has met with This ruling laid down a principle of not Rush Limbaugh and Bob Grant). district makes an average of 60 calls a no success. - L
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A physics be selected from those members of the graduate student reported to us that he was -GSOSenate not standing for election. not allowed to turn in eleven legal ballots Public endorsement of a candidate by About Elections given to him by friends unable to get to members of the Election Committee should the GSO Office that day. He was told in be grounds for dismissal. Second, the To the Editor: order to vote after Wednesday the 24th, Committee to Amend the Election Bylaws A letter appeared in the April 27 individual students would have to come should postpone their meeting until after edition of The Stony Brook Statesnmanfrom into the GSO Office and show July 1st. I agree the Bylaws need to be Anne Mayer, GSO President, Wilbur identification. This requirement is not spelled out more explicitly with regard to Farley, GSO Secretary, and Paul Walker, listed on either the ballots, or the Bylaws. write-in candidates, but the current Speaker of the GSO Senate, in regards to As this is an inconvenience to any graduate government has made their feelings known the past GSO election. They criticized our student, we curtailed our campaign efforts in "GSO Doesn't Support Write-Ins." write-in campaign and openly endorsed our after this event. Finally, our election monitors were told that opposition. We would like the opportunity We were also told that the election was the election was not invalidated because to reply to their allegations and raise nearly invalidated because we distributed of the lack of time to hold a new election. concerns about the handling of the election our ticket's literature next to the election This is no excuse. The election should be as well. ballots. We believe this action was invalidated, and a new election held in the We are greatly offended by the necessary to show we were running a fall. In order for the GSO to function, the accusation that we were not serious about serious campaign and exercise our First recently elected officers should take their the campaign. Mark Pollack, Will Orrick, Amendment rights, given our opposition places until the new election. Hopefully, Sergey Chernyshev, Rajiv Kamilla, and I had their statements printed on the opposite this incident will create interest in the GSO, formulated issues we thought were not side of the ballots. At the time, we if only to shatter the kind of inbred thinking addressed by either the present GSO or the accredited these actions to confusion about that currently prevails. Hopefully, irate candidates then running. We tried to run the election rules and overzealousness on voters will send-a'message by coming out on a platform of increased fiscal the part of the Election Committee. After to vote, so that the Executive Council responsibility in light of possible SUNY reading on May 1st, the submitted letter, I offices are not won by 159 (or 72!) out of budget cuts. We believe large sums of GSO began to see a coherent agenda. 2388 possible votes. money are going to benefit only a select This brings me to my final point. I While I have a certain amount of few in the graduate community, and we believe the head of the Election contempt for those in the' passing GSO wanted to make-the GSO budget reflect the Committee, the GSO Secretary, should not administration involved in this travesty, I needs of the community as a whole. have endorsed' acandidate and continued would like to take this opportunity to Failing this, we would have pushed for to run the election apparatus. Every congratulate Eric Knappenberger, Ira budget cuts. For example, one of the cuts government in the free world would Jarrette, and Lamine Savane. I hope we we proposed was elimination of the GSO's consider this an egregious abuse of power, can work together to make the GSO an Executive Council's salaries. We also if not tampering with elections; on the other organization more responsive todthe needs believe money could be saved by hand, this is a common way for of the entire graduate stude Qomnipity._ modernizing the GSO in ways like putting' dictatorships to insure secession. I do not '7',':.*'^ : ;'^f' ^''^ incere yours,^ News and Views online, saving some accept Mr. Farley's claim that he acted in Vice-rsi "Dae d J.hreGwnO publishing costs. writing his letter only as the GSO Vice President-Elect of the GSO Yes, we started late, but it took Secretary, not as head of the- Election We concur. community awareness of the referendum Committee. Article VII, Section B, Mark Pollack Crystal Plati- a lifelong SASU to increase the activity fee to mobilize our paragraph 4 makes no distinction between Will Orrick membership, many GROW training outrage at the system. We believe that other the roles. I reject Mr. Farley's claim that Sergey Chernyshev workshops, recruitment and retention options should be studied besides he can keep these two roles separate unless Rajiv Kamilla programs, and someone to actually listen reflexively raising our fees. We all felt, he suffers from clinical schizophrenia. to this outside of Stony Brook. even though most of us lost, the defeat of Mr. Farley also claimed at the May Ist Rich Cole- Rich, what can I say? There the activity fee increase by our supporters GSO Senate Meeting that his endorsement Last Will and is so much. I leave you a good friend, a made our campaign worth our while. was brought about by "improprieties" by happy marriage, a bottle of percodan and letter questions our our ticket. In evidence of his statement, Testament forum for your views. In addition, the : an eternal commitment and experience. On a positive he supplied a photocopy of two election ' ^' *; -*'*,. -^"*^ * ** Jerry Canada- THE BOOK. note, I hope my service as the first student ballots, claiming the similarities showed a To the Editor: Joey Abutel- Jerry Canada. to serve on two boards of Cornell forged ballot and therefore election fraud. After five years I am finally Tom Masse- a bed to sleep in, more T- University can be put to some use for the He did not, however, show any graduating. This fact is met by myself with Shirts, a night with Annette Hicks and good of the graduate students of Stony authentication for either ballot. The top elation and sadness. Elation that I am going recognition for the work you've done for Brook. I was the student representative of ballot was the one I myself cast. I brought to graduate school and move on with my the school and Statesman. the University Review Board from 1990 this fact out at the meeting. Admittedly, life, sadness because the events that Mike 'Boubie' Berger- A truly great to 1991 and a member of the Violations things were agitated at this point; I myself occurred over the past five years which friend a leave you a job, a broken window, Appeals Board from 1989 to 1991, serving stormed out of the meeting in anger after have shape my life are now all in the past. a winning horse and years of poker still to as its chair for the 1990-91 year. Moreover, the Secretary's report was read. As Rajiv I have enjoyed nothing more than my come (even though I'm a better player). M we reject the idea that ideas can only come Kamilla, the Stony Brook Council-Elect, public service to the students in my time Nick Palumbo- "The center never m from inside the GSO apparatus and their and I were prohibited by parliamentary here. Some may say that I was too holds," marry Laura, go to law school, get 1) mechanism for promotion. To suggest this procedure from directly questioning Mr. antagonistic but this is not true. Whenever a good stock tip and never lose your greed. 0 monopoly of ideas resides with the GSO Farley (we are not currently GSO I argued with the Polity Executive Council May we always remain friends. IV is reminiscent of how leaders in the Senators), certain serious questions remain (President, Vice-President, etc.), it was to Robyn Sauer- Every spades game you Communist bloc maintained power. unanswered. First, I received neither an keep a balance of power. You see, the won I threw, a court case on NIA, James I would now like to condemn elements apology, nor a clarification after stating the council has always had too much power Dean holding a penguin and of course 0 =K in the GSO government for their treatmentL top ballot of those considered as evidence and someone had to make sure it wasn't everyone's dream, five minutes alone in a As for my own actions as a student ^p of our write-in campaign. I resent the of fraud was mine. I can only assume by abused. room with the council member of your 41 I will let my record stand by itself. ?P preferential treatment given to Nilay Patel,, his silence Mr. Farley accuses me leader, choice. . . ».+ personally of election fraud. If I do nol It's one that includes being the chairperson because he filed for the ballot "just after" Erika Abel- A well deserved seat on m the deadline. Was Mr. Patel sick; whatt receive a public apology or clarification b) of P.S.C.(Program Service Council), a the council, a missed date with Dave and a were his extenuating circumstances? Iif May 15th, I shall assume Mr. Farle) board that funded more clubs than at any life with Stevo. tf should itt deliberately means to impugn m) time in Polity's history; Coordinating as was clearly not, what possible difference Stevb Alamia- "The ball ICl make if he files late, or doesn't file at all?? character, and shall retaliate by filinE Commuter President the largest foul," a rematch, a couple of valium, and Is the GSO'stating the write-in slot shouldI slander charges in District Court. This programming event in Polity over the past when are you going to propose to Erika? only be used to elect those candidatess letter serves as legal notice of m: three years; Captain of the Blood Drive that Adam Turner- A book that's entitled favored by the GSO? The presence of ai intentions. Because of Mr. Farley's actions collected the most pints of blood in seven "How to leech off pcople." Adam, get back write-in candidate is to facilitate directt I believe justice mandates an emergence years; restructuring Judiciary, etc. I could what you had three -years ago or you'll ^0- democracy, not to coronate a favored1 session of the GSO Senate, with the sol( go on but I grow modest and thus digress. never be the same. cn politician. purpose of invalidating the election, an( What I really wanted to do (other than Nicole Rosner- In the top five of the I also believe rules were added iri dismissing with prejudice Mr. Farley o0 pat myself on the back for a while) was nicest people I have ever met. You are too addition to those listed in the GSC) charges of gross misconduct. leave the following memories and advice sweet to be involved in campus politics, Constitution and Election Bylaws. On thiss I believe the GSO must do two thing for certain people I knew. but since you are, you deserve the point, I agree with Secretary Farley that immediately and seriously consider a third Dan Slepian and David Greene- All the current bylaws 'are unable to handle5 First, since the Secretary can stand for re the Polity money you can take. See WILL, Page 17 0,0 el ol 1 .1%, . I 10 r :Thursdiay, j.Ma-4, 1995 'Ia; TgY B o Taking~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~1Ne Yor By VodoI tr n JOSEPH P. GRASSI will be astounded the way he leaves today's -- ___ Statesman Staff Writer guitar wizards in the dust. The rhythm section is rounded out by Voodoo Storm is the shot in the arm bass player Limo Rosado and drummer rock needs. Since Nirvanamade it big in Ray Montecalvo. Both these players give '90, hard rock and grunge has gotten stale. great attention to detail and originality, in MTV and WDRE claim they are on the addition to providing a rock solid cutting-edge of new music with the trite foundation for the band's music. Ray sounds of the Meat Puppets, Helmet, Live Montecalvo is like a mad-dog behind the and other bands that are a waste of time. drums, exhibiting strength, endurance and The real cutting edge is happening in feel. And Limo balances the intense mad the New York underground scene and like quality of the band with his nonchalant Voodoo Storm is taking it by storm. More attitude. popular than any other new band in the Voodoo Storm is now currently on an N.Y. / Long Island club scene, Voodoo independent label and has just released a Storm is serious music. new compact disc. (E.P.) They have Lead guitarist John Moravick recently opened for such bands as Fates describes the band's music as, "Power Warning at the Roxy and Marilyn Manson Groove." That is the closest one can come at Malibu. There is some talk of more to explaining what their sound is like other shows at Malibu in the summer but for right than saying, their music could get even now their next show in the Long Island area the most mild mannered person to mosh vuuuuo ;lurm is going to be at the club Page 6, in Long like a maniac. In fact, it can be said that Steve Rodriguez is an experience to Speaking of which, the other Beach on June 2. some of their songs initiate hip grinding. behold. With a raw and dark voice and an members of the band could be described For more information, call the Voodoo Talent, lyrics filled with social and incredible presence that borders on cryptic, as "monster" players. Storm hot-line at (516)-538-4106. At this time political comment, and music that you can he is a refreshing change to the usual dead John Moravick brings back the band is negotiating prospective blast in your car to let everyone know deals with beat frontmen. Each one of Voodoo musicianship to rock guitar. He plays with major labels. Rock music desperately needs you're coming, Voodoo Storm has it on Storm's performances are energetic a groove thicker than a milkshake, and something to stir things up in toady's music. It all counts. Lead Singer and main lyricist musical monsters. when it comes to soloing, guitar players needs a Voodoo Storm. E The Scorpions Live Album Bites ][t The Scorpions have been without the usual four year the songs do bite. charts. Regardless, they are also putting out two or three around for a long time. No their layoff that bands seem to take Like most Scorpion a major force around the world. new songs. If the songs are music is not timeless. today. Their latest record is a albums, this one has an almost Albeit that they are German, so great that the band (record Nonetheless they continue to live disc entitled, "Live Bites." equal ration of rock songs and they are bigger than Metallica, company) feels the urge to put make album after album Well, they are live and most of ballads. The most appealing I Pearl Jam, and fGuns n' Roses out a package (that their fans rocker is "Rhythm of Love," from continent to continent. basically already have), why their 1988 blatantly sexual This is the reason for-an album the new songs? To soften the single. It doesn't compare like-this one. Sure, a few blow of spending $17 for a with classic songs like "Rock American die-hards will buy compact disc? The new You Like A Hurricane" or releases "Bigr Citv Nights-" almost from their last live f o r c e record, World Wide - _^--B--^^^J the true Live, but then f a n T--q _^^^^^^^^^B to they'll probably - s buy the never make songs d i s c as good as those -this record, but I because they want to hear the again. :can only imagine token few new songs. Their 1991 this was meant CA - All the great hard-rock, E smash hit "Wind of fofr: their loyal live albums are exactly that - Change," is part of fans' around the live. From Iron Maiden's the collection on world. "Live after Death," to Ozzy's this record. It is by no means There are three new tracks "Tribute," album. If the songs as good as their quintessential on this record.: "Edge of Time," cannot stand on their own, Cis ballad,,"Still "o Loving-You," "Heroes Don't Cry,' and they do not deserve to be re- 0 but it's still effective. When "White Dove." All the money released as a package. &4 they finally do retire, this made off the latter song will be The songs on the Live Bites song will probably be the only donated directly to UNICEF for record are second-rate. These song off this album that will Rwanda - you don't-see many guys are too old to write a song -be remembered. ed bands doing that. These songs called, "Tease Me Please," and The Scorpions probably sound like they were picked off for anyone to take them reached their peek in the the cutting room floor however seriously at the same time. I'll United States between 1984- and pieced together for this give them credit for sticking to 1986; that's ten years ago. album. their guns for so long, even "Wind of Change" has been Also, I'm sick of hearing though their pistols shoot water their only song since then that about a band releasing a lisve and not bullets. Scorpions has put a dent on the billboard or greatest hits' record, and The Final Grade: C- s"I - . - 11 I -I -. -, , .--"I I .11 I .1v .- ". I .-.-.-1- . - I .'-. -'- II .-.-.I. .'i ..-. . I I - I- "- I, .. , .. .; ,I 7 1 I 1: N 1, i, ^ .,~-.", Q I OT 0 I1 a I JMM FID U TA AL G TA ILN -0-OLC ISEASIERA LOT THAN USING DAD'S HOME DENTISTRY KIT.~~~I M II=mO s ') 0143 ^ IV v Su m jB~~itiB~~~i~~lj~~l 8 . :9 Sae hePope o GllU T 4% Cl. i-* v-o 'IO f-i 12 Campus Recycling: An Uphill Bat det r - - r BY NINA BHAMBHANI much hard work, an outside I Special to Statesman recycling program was = CALL TOLL FRtEE FOR^ Since the founding of the established. This program was ' FREE CATALOG OF 29,000 REPORTS n Earth Action Board, much headed by Central Services' LPEN 1-800-M-7901 OPEN i EVERY-DAY415-586-3900 EVENINGSA I efforts have been made by the James Fabian. Hh: ^ H M a i y^ ^ M ^TTTOT~i I organization's founders and Currently, the recycling 7. I7 - members to make the Stony program stands at a paper I Brook campus more program through much of IEHSBEB environmentally conscious. campus, a small outside plastic, Initially, the Earth Action metal, and glass project, and a Board's main thrust was continuing pilot program in three establishing an appropriate of the campus residential halls: recycling program for Stony Hand College, Hendrix College Brook campus. Its mission and Langmuir College. Actions eventually evolved. have been taken by the Earth Currently, Earth Action Action Board members to expand Board, headed by Jake the insufficient recycling program Eisendorrer, Ernest Tsao, and for three years but many Joseph-Whelan has expanded administrative bodies on campus its goals to include various have impeded the expected projects. In 1989, the Earth development of this program. Brook's recycling situation. The current board is pictured above, at Action Board was founded in In March of 1994, a proposal the Roth Quad regatta. ROUTES. MORECIES, MORE order to improve Stony was sent to Campus Residences' given to the Appropriations Stony Brook's MOREOlOICESI red tape, Jake Brook's recycling situation. administration regarding the Committee for Wecan helpyou trade a little flexibility university budget Eisendorfer, arranged private forMAJOR SAVINGS onyour wx epeln The only thing as far as proper expansion of recycling to all of consideration. This was denied as meetings with various Vice summerxpemnce. A11HIT00'1the waste management that was the residence halls. This proposal well, claiming that the university Presidents of the university to sourcefor the student traveller. Cdl happening on campus was a was denied by them on the budget was not large enough to discuss the future of Stony for yw FREEinformation package. very small paper recycling grounds that the bins that were undertake a program whose intent Brook's recycling program. project in the Administration chosen were not aesthetically is to continue human Currently, the Campus 800-326-2009 Building. When the founding pleasing. preservation. Residences' administration has Asrfookte inC pports members of Earth Action A second proposal was Because of the extreme Tro"evelol, lTimes, Board, got on the job, after written by the recycling office and difficulties in cutting through See EARTH, Next Page Wdigint put, RAo Sion. VILLAGE BEVERAGE PRO-PA0IN - Th e Tru th Hurts KEGS, COLD BEER & SODA' BY MARC WEISBAUM War (Not Love)" and if the bands name didn't state it Staff - ______Statesman clearly enough, it is obvious that they don't have a big Pro-Pain builds up a massive wall of nois;e with their second problem with violence. album,.The Truth Hurts. If one can beak thrc)ugh that wall they Specific songs need no mention because they are will discover that this is one of the angnest albums to emerge all positively bludgeoning. It is almost like a ten song from NYC. assault with only occasional breaks in the attack. Some To those of you unfamiliar with the ban(d, it consists of old twists featured are a sax solo and some crazy wah-wah Long Island hard-core band, The Crumbsuckers, alumni Gary pedal effects on the guitar in "One Man Army." A Meskil on bass and vocals along with Dan Ric;hardson on drums. reference to the old Crumb sucker days with "The Beast On guitars they have Nick St. Dennis w/ho replaces Tom Is Back" (referring to "Beast On My Back"). Klimchuck (who plays on their first album bLitleft shortly after) The title track gives us an ugly dose of reality before and the newly added Mike Hollman. we break for "Put The Lights Out" (which I'll tear apart Okay, history time over, let's get down to their new offering. later). Other amazing tracks include "Denial," "Bad While it has been out for almost a year, it still ssells rather strongly Blood," and "Down In The Dumps." Each song hits Next to Mario's Restaurant for a band on an independent label. The albumi opens with "Make like a fist which serves to prepare you if you were -to L la-lwaplwdlaH &I experience them live (if you're ever looking for a fight, just find out where they are playing). T e is every bit as pissed off as their first, I2I2222222222222222222222222222222222222222222222 22222222222222ZZ: ,_ _ _,,^^ h album ddAhd ------^--^t^ Foul Taste Of Freedom, but there are some severe we -^-^^-----^^------^^^^--^--^^------^-----^^-^------^~~~~~~~ HI _--- -- htdifferences. The most noticeable is the metamorphosis 3I ^^ll^- B ¢; of Gary's vocals from an angry man on the street to a XmDX-~~~~~0 ^^IH-- Ad^much more difficult to distinguish death metal growl. - . - - H~d~i^HI t While I still enjoy the material, I don't know what - - - prompted sucn a cnange. If you can still appreciate this, ,there are still two big flaws in this album. t^ I FOREIGN & DOMESTIC For starters, the production is just awful. I'll admit I : IPORT CLUTCH SPECIAL-I See PAIN, Page 14 f ", ON NISSAN. 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There will be a If you are a resident of Stony Brook and canvas bag project to reduce the use of unofficial agreement has yet to be made meeting on May 4th concerning campus would like to make a difference, you can do plastic, an adopt-an-area project, and of official. New ideas are constantly being recycling. Those scheduled to attend this so by calling the Campus Residences' course, the struggle for a better recycling considered to bring an agreement between meeting include representatives from the central office at 2-6750 and request an program. If you would like more information the recycling department and campus Recycling Office, Campus Residences, and explanation as to the extremely slow or would like to get involved, please contact residences. __ Earth Action Board. 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Acura and Integra are registered trademarks of Honda Motor Co., Ltd. VTEC is a trademarkof Honda Motor Co., Ltd. Make an intelligent decision. Buckle up. R M l 14- 1. Stony Brook Women's *E* . m*8 a&A. - PRO-PAIN - The Truth Hurts healtn services Fanl'!- Planning * Sterilization PAIN, From Page 12 he'd have known to quit after Body Count. * Pre Natal Care In the end, if you liked their first album, you might not it slowly grows on you, it would be interestilng (and probably like the newer one and to me that's a bad sign. This may Abortions: Awake or Asleep even better) if they would have stayed witEi a sound similar appeal more to death metal fans who thought their first album confiderflal * safe to that on their first disc. -On this second rccord, the vocals was a bit too hard-core or metal sounding. e moderato cost are simply overbearing over the drums and IIpersonally don't I must credit them for sounding devastating live and even notice that a bass is being played amnywhere on the very capable at moving a crowd. Also I've seen almost all Fre& Pregnancy Testing album. of these songs performed live and they were executed Complete Obstetrical And Gynecokogcal Secondly, maybe this is petty, but the g]uest appearance absolutely crushingly. If you don't believe me check them fare By ucensea mS/Gyn specialnsts by Ice-T on "Put The Lights Out" is absollutely laughable. out in June on the Noizefest '95 tour with Testament, APPOINTMENTS ONLY (516) 751-2222 The song itself really isn't bad, but his reapping is simply Crowbar,and Over Dose (originally Clutch, Sacred Reich, 2500 Nesconset Highway, Stony Brook unnecessary. C'mon Ice, you've got enouigh money and I and Obituary were to perform as well, but it didn't quite i. . . U I think you should just hang it up already. FIFor a man whose pan out) and just watch out when they do "Switchblade career is supposed to be based on integrity, I'd imagine that Knife." O - - - ! I I By Brooke Donatone The Wonder Womyn of NOWN In the Suffolk room of the Smithtown Sheraton, honored for 'her outstanding service to women and my friend and I were pushed into two other women children'. "We have to appreciate that unless the with a-camera shoved in our faces. The woman who legislatures wake up somewhere, we're also going to was leading the photographer around the room said be paying out of our pockets in a different way to that we were the young faces of feminism. support these needs. They're just not going to go away. On April 26th the NOW Alliance PAC of Long The next honoree is President of Voters for choice, Island honored five amazing, accomplished women. a feminist'activist, author, founder of Ms. Magazine, Sue Bartczak, Vice President of Right to Choose and among many other things, my idol as the epitome asked why she was honored, as if serving for seventeen of feminism. She was honored for 'her historic groups isn't enough. Madge Heron, treasurer of NOW leadership and unwavering commitment to women's PAC told her "how about for all thei years of breaking equality.' I was in awe of Gloria Steinem because she your ass for us." .was always an intangible deity to me; someone I "It's really a sad thing to think we're being pushed mentioned in a column or a name that people sling at . -. - -r , . . . backwards again, when we thought- we had this big me as if it were an insult. One: of the most inspiring opportunity to move forward." She- concluded her women that I've ever met, is so incredibly humble speech by saying how people of her era are getting about all of her accomplishments, including being a tired of fighting feminism, and the young people must role model to virtually every women in America. She take over the fight. approached the podium with her comedic personality : :: 1-1: : : - j Arlene Goscinzki is one of the founders of the and with what seemed a slew of stories and anecdotes NOW PAC, serving as the first treasurer, as vice stored in her head (I didn't noticed her flip through a president, and president for three and a half years. She book of notes). As everyone stood to give her a was honored for 'her steadfast commitment of standing ovation (one of three) she said, "I am proud advancing the goals of the feminist community'. to be in your company." She discussed how she even N ed "When the NOW Alliance PAC was created the falls prey to stereotypic ideas of what a feministshould obvious goal was to bring women into mainstream look like as she discussed her encounters of 'biker politics and to elect feminists as candidates. It's feminists' at a roadside cafe. That doesn't mean you can't get insurance from a implicit goal was to combine practical politics with She discussed gender roles of how men are good. solid, reliable company. We have coverage jUSt for feminist philosophy, to make government kinder and being deprived of their children and of their more responsive to women." She continued to explain emotions, and the unpaid work of women. Another how the government is unsympathetic to women's story she told involved a lecture she was at about issues and how women should react. "Until then, dividing housework at home. The fact of men being Ill Allcstte Isurac Compy A feminists will do what we do best. Turn our anger too lazy to even pick up their underwear off the Coventry Commons Mall. 1320 Stony Brook Rd. Stony Brook. NY 11790 - Bus (516)689-7770 Fax (516)689-7236 into action. Draw closer together for strength and floor. A women stood up and said, 'when my S~bw in toCalJdhb lt Vdqwlifcatw: 0 IM Alouuehimm Company.%mnhkro. I11U, encouragement... there is no going husband leaves his shorts on the floor, I find it quite back. We will face every challenge useful to nail them.' v with greater resolve, and we will She discussed'how two housewives could walk 0 iEurope '95I overcome it." down the street with their children and not get paid *