Gleaner_19851004

              OCTOBER 4, 1965 tt,....
Facing the Alcohol Reality
by M.,""I Bec"", Let·, f,ce i\. When De«mber
I. 1985 rolla .round. there il
definitely going to bo some prel.
ty ticlr.ed-off people-and .bo
oome pretty ... tiev...:! peopLe-in
New York Stale. BUI what".
~ Lrnpon.nt to WI is lhat the
....... feeLlnp wiU undoubtedly
aist riglIt "'""" .t Nu. What
a>U1d poUibly be the situation
creat ing happi ...... lor lOme
and htovoc for otherl? Well. it
won't be lhal we wiU htoveonly
2J o.hoppinJ cItoys 'til Cltri$UnaI
jalthoupl I wish that WAI the
QUOTES OF
THE WEEK:
"Doh chooch.
baby please don 'r
go. this is scary . ..
-Alice Upton
" Get cufta town!!" '
-Missy Piraino
. 'Happy birthday
Alice Upton!
We love you! "
-H.D. & B.W.
'" LOVE /TIl
-LizS.
" Life .. .is being put
on hold. "
-Jim Cultrara
" Perhaps love is
the process of my
leading you gently
back to yourself . ..
-Antoine De Saint
Exupery
~). No. it will be the f-a
that tho: LEGAlr-ya. I .. k!
I~t_drinlr.ing .ge will official.
Iy be 21.
I .ttempt...:! to find out what
the Nazareth CoII~.. Corn·
munity's general '"I""l2 to
the situation l$. Atthouah I
would have lilr.ed to have_to:!
every single student. ltaff and
I.cully membor. their in·
dividual relponse. [ could
not. Therdore. I conduct...:! my
OWn independent. persorul
survey in which I randomly
_ed peopk ffO<l"l fow dif.
f .. ~nt .,e VOUp5-undcr 19.
19-2O. 21-30 • • nd 31 &. """"- if
they were for th~ raising 0( the
drinlr.ing . ge. again. t it. or lndlf.
f .. rent to it. AUhough nothing
can be- ItatiJ!.icolly concluded.
my impr~ came to bo that
mo.t people on thiI (2n>puS are
asaiMI the ' aisU!s 01 the Lepl
.ge. Interestingly ~nough . tbote
who were in f.vor 01 lhe .,e
hike came from one oIlhe age
groups lhat a lready possesact
the p.ivileg~. 0"" 51.udent .. k!
lContinued on P."" 71
~~:,~~~~~:::~am~ot '.O-. .lI. .~..1 SfIrIw.nt d1 0C a11r8o1 l iOrK·oN . fu.l. ,l .... ,.
Air Band Contest Is Set
Here for November Date
by Anne Mule Be ... y
The Naza.eth College Social
Board would ~lr.e 10 'lIf>CIUntI!
the fourth Seml·Annual Air·
bAnd Conte.t. Tlte contetl will
be held November 2. from 9:00
pm 10 ':00 am.
Pf:rfor .... noes con be mode in
voups or individu.lly by
N .... cth lIudents or thote in·
IcTestto:! outside the ooIleJe. All
tbote jpl"' .... to:! mull sign up.t
the Information Desk betw .... n
O<:tobcr 1st and OcI~r 25th.
Th~... will be I mandatory
•• h .... sal held on F.id.y.
November III for all ~r·
ticI~nU.
1bc prizes: Third Place -
$2S.00: Second PIocoe - 5SO.00;
Pitst Place - SiOO.OO.
We would U .... \(I """" .,.in
eongratulote I'll yeol'S winne.s:
Heidi Higgi.,. in h~r perfor·
mance la Ti .... Tu''''''. singing
" Bell", Be Good To Me":
Carolyn Hanlon. Deid ... Goao.
and BrVtda Berlin. doi", tbe
Pointe. Si,,~. '$ " Neutron
M.n··: and first pIa<e winrten
Ellen RatChford. Jenny Gordon.
0; .... RIce. and Lori McBlone.
,..they perform...:! "What I LIke
About You" by the RomamiQ;.
The Social Boud j , looking
forwltd 10 anotber $UOCCSSIu.J
.-oJrt:.nd Contest. .nd wWles
everyoroe luck!1l
'Save' Those Social Workers!
Soon . lte . M... Guthrie
fini.$hed telling bet /,,1rOd!.t:1iott
10 SoriDI Wcr* a- that IOOd
defmilioor>$ for oaci.tl work woe.e
··C.isis Interv .. ntion·· . nd
"Creative Problem Sol"",,".
the c .... WN Itself plungto:! into
.udden crisl'l Tlte door to
Smyth H. 1l 130 had.
mylleriously. become
bcrmeticaJly .-led during the
hot IfId huotid d .... room
leminar. No one a>ULd get outl
Leaping br.vely from lhe
window. Bob H<n.enlopp
alerted • maintn>InCC crew
who ClIme II"mfd wilh Jo.dden.
metol .. ws. and dynamite. and
.ttack...:! the problem from
wi1hin .•• eliot.., fTOm the out·
side c:orrid~r $eCmed doomed to
foil"",.
Half on hour 01 heroic:_wma
resulted in • plIe 0( "soId dU$l"
on the floor.nd I one inch bta5I
Icdr. neatly di-.:ted. SWK 22Z
IlCction 0 1) was free .. lastl
Two-thirds 01 the dus had. by
thaI time. eloped down the lad·
der into the .nns of Dr. Mc­Combridle
who WIS shouting
ena>Utlsement from below. "1
warned you thaI SociIol Wo.k
WIS DOl for the faint·hearted,'·
aid M... Guthrie. SWK Z22
fedl that they hove paaed the
''''
NAZARETH COll.EGE OF ROCHESTER
Marathon Men-­Another
Big Hit
by Tedd Pullano
Stami .... e1Idurantl! • • nd the
dnire to give t""llittle bil mot ..
is what "'"PI .. Ift the .veralle
lIudent. fTOm the Marathon
Men. AU who wllchto:! these
men we ... truly inlpreMeli and
iMpired by their .bility to
"lUCk it up" .nd eot twlils du.·
iat; the last 01 the 2fJ7 inrunp 01
dtboll that were P"Y"':!.
1bc ~""up included Captain
Cltri$ " Little Beer Boll" LaSille
13rd yur on Ihe I ... ml and
Mln.,er Dove " Foada" F(I$ler .
The other ""'mbers oIthe teom
were Albe.1 " Stov~pip" "
OiSoonto 13 yeanj. Chris " Reed
MIn" Reed 13) . John
" Chlck~n" O"Mano III. Joe
" Pops" Convenl"" 121. Todd
"Skippe'" Cal .... n 121. P.J. ··Bil·
Iy Rambo" Plpt III. Tony
"Guido" DiTullio 111 .• nd Nick
.. o....g-O·M.t!(·· DeGenna.o
I I ). OthHs inYOlvto:! w,,", Preal·
denl Rooc Marie "Pm" Beston
Rody " "Rocco 1'" Maddalinl:
at><! Debbie G,y. OUr 16-ycu·
old m.ucot from the MIry
Ca.ioLI Child.en·. Cenl~"
Theteam play...:! from 4-7 pm
on Friday. from 7 am · 7 pm on
Slturday. .nd . nothe. len
haurson Sunday. lfO<l"I 7·S pm.
On Fridoy night the ... WI, a
nU«r In the pub. CfHti"l III
op portuni ty to mul lhe
Ma.athon Men .nd loenjoy the
.tmOlphe~.
The M. rlilton. in itl sixth
~Ir. il l n ..vent to ... tse lunda
for tbe May CarioLl Cllild~·.
Center. 50 fa. this .,...r. the
tum .... rai$ed .~ ..... ..,Ly
51800 Ihrough donationt, lhe
mix .... . nd J>Icd3cs. DonaIi0n5
lie 11m being 1e<:ep1to:!. The
learn .,ka that lIIyone who tt.,
not turned in their money
envelope$ to the Information
0esIt to plase do 10 _ .
NOI only did thue
.... .. thone.. haye It.mi ....
lhey .bo had talent. Tltrough
the course 01 the diboll event.
they pl.yed Ihiny·six diffe.ent
tams. 1oai"3 only once Ito •
te.m of .Iumni M.tlthon
Men).
tnouJh ~ be Mid .bout
these men of st .... l. Tltey
dedicated their whole weekend
\(I tbe cycnl .nd sacrif",to:! thei.
mind • • nd bodi ... 10' the .. ke
01 the 1e$S fortulllte people of
lhe community. We commend
..n.d - llutnk them fo. Iheir
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Calendar . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
Campus News .......•.......... 4
Cartoons ............••••..... 12
College News ....... • • •• . ...... 3
Commuter News ......• • • •...... 6
Creative Corner ...... , ••• . ...... 8
Editorial ....... . ... ••• • , ...... 2
Entertainment .......... , • ...... 9
Events ................ . . .... 10
Features ...................... 7
GLEANER Spotlights . . . . . . • .. . .. 5
LeHers to the Editor . ..... • .. . . 2
Puzzle . . .... • • . ... 12
Shorts . . 12
Sports . . .. 11
I,jLtAN~H UCiooer 4 , H ltsO
(ffl.~
~ has been a particular
wOfd in circulation around Ihis
campu.. during u.. past week Or
so. '!'hat word is """nmid.
By the way. I found out what
apartheid (pronounced
aparl "halel meant. II means
"spart" or ·'""parate·· in
Afrikuns. Ihe language of lhe
dominanl wh.ile minority group
in Soulh Africa. It also
repruents Ihe government
policy. which !Utes thai in lite
Republic of South Africa.
raci..., is legal.
The """rtmid policy classifies
aU South African.s by Ihe color
of their skin Of by ancestry into
one of four major ra<:ial groups:
African; Colored (Ihooe of
.. cially mised parentage);
Asians (mostly of Indian ethic
backgroundl; and whiles It hose
of Buropean decent .
predominately Dulch and
Engli$hl.
Unde r apartheid , most
political. economic. and oocial
righu are reserved for the
whiles of South Africa. who
101814..5 million. The Z4. million
blacks (a lerm which includes
the other Ihree racial groupsl
are denied most. if not all. of
these righu.
Five of every six South
Africans are b lack, yet: they
Editor·in-Chief ... ........ .
Assistant Editor.
Advertising Manager .
Adv" rti$ing CommiUee.
.......... Marlf!I>f!N. Tamuccio
. .. Lorna Davi
Dina Rice
Lealie Clark.
Donna G<:nliJe. Maria Morelli
Art Edilor . . ... . ........ Donakl Bishop
Business Ma .... ger . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . .. . .. Peg Sheehan
Calendar Edilor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Liz Sorsmil
Commuler New. Editor.. . . ............. ..... ..... Scotl Ferguson, Sue Shaheen
Crestive Ildilor . .. ... . ........ ... ....•.. . ................ Robin Alli""n
.'nancial Advisor . . Wendy Marsden
Sport$ Editor . . ......... Joanne G<:rlock
Re-porten. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . Martial Bednar. Anne Marie 8f!ney
Photographers .
Lor .... Davi. Dave Konopski. Steve Klumpp
Bridget LeGree. Libby Maho". Blair Miller
Bill Mulherin. Barb PaUerson. Alisa Pernaseni, Ted<! Pullano
Tim Rigsdale. Liz Sorsm.iI, Kal" Shaughnessy. c..Tie Stevens
Nina Delio Strillo. Cale Woolston
... Jennifer lsaat:son. Tricia Joynl.
Typist ..................... .
Michael Maurer. Karen McCadden.. BW Mulhf!rin
.... . Debl»eCoulwels. Michaelle Holman
Advisor . . .................. . .... BrunoSniden
The GI""ne, is an orga"iuolion partial!y funded by Ihe Nar.areth Ur>dcrgraduate Associalion.
Edilorial. ar" wrillen by Ihe Editor·in-Chief. Advertising policy does not n""""",,rily renect
editorial policy. Leilers 10 tbe editor a re strictly the opinion of the $Ilbmitler and do 00\ ",nect
edilorial opinion.
Like many other students, I
was DOt sure what apartheid
manl and what il related 10.
!Hey.l was havinsenough trou·
ble pronouncing the word, let
alone understanding its mean·
ins). When I asked some of my
fri~ about it, not one of them
could get past the ~ne. ·'WeU. it
has somelhing to do with South
Africa." II was obvious thai we
w ... e lacking the knowledge of
current affairs. Bul Ihi5does not
teem 10 be uncommon. Sodiy
enough. many students ate
unaware of world issues (and.
perhaps. na~onal issues. ....
weill. I don·1 believe the reason
for Ihis is that we don·1 care; if
we be!!er understood what was
h8ppening in our world. we
would care because We are
human beings wilh feelingsand
emotions and the imagination
to Siluate ourselv<:'$ in any
numberof instances. Bven if we
feel a mere fraclion of the emo­lions
experienced by lhose
directly inV(llved in a particular
situalion. then we·re that much
closer 10 understanding the pro­bl"",,
of our world.
cannot vote fOf lhe government , ____________________________________ -'
But I rulize that empathizing
is not always an easy thing 10do
. eapedally when we're living
in America. lbe Land of Oppor·
tunity. Ah. yes. the old dkhe.
BUI il', tru c. Here we are.
already in th" college stage of
our education. eilher ~ving al
home. Or in a dorm room lar·
ranged Ihe way we like itl. We
... , 3 rne>l. ~ <loy. plu •• 11 . he
junk food we choo<le 10 munch
On. Outside of classes. we are
free to uoe our lime as we like.
spending it wilh whomevcr we
want. regardless of race. oex. or
re~gion. We can go anywhere
we want toand without the fear
of not being welcomed becau""
we have brown hair or blue
eyes. We are free 10 date
whomeva we choose. We are
free to vote and to get a job
("!!qual Opportunily Is the
Law·· f. With all theseprivileg<:'$
. and the monyotherathat were
not mentioned· why would we
need 10 ooncern our""lv"s wilh
fe��ign people Jiving in foreign
lands l ... ding foreign lives?
Becau"" we are NOT the only
people on lhis plant. and no
matler how biuorre il moy
....,m. each one of us i. depen·
denl upon """ anothcr· not just
OUT family and friends. but
those in Wa!.hington. in lite
Sovi'" Union, and in Soulh
Africa. as well.
No. we probably wouldn·1
lhink of others in Ihe course of
Ihe day. bul we need to. for
Ihose of US who are not familiar
with what the rest of Ihe world
is doing while we·re silting in
cl.osl. it's lime we mak" a con·
scious effort to BECOMB
familiar with Ihese events and
issues. It·. never 10 lale lastar!.
Read nr..Ntw Y ... ~ Timuorthe
D&C; pick up Tim, or
Ntwswuk maguine; tum on
Ihe 6 o'clock ""ws report if you
have to. U"" whalever means
ycu prefer. but slart now.
lhal rules lhem; Ihey cannot
live or work where they choose.
ucepl in areas or jobs
designaled ··for blacks" by lhe
white minority; they cannot
strike for bl!lIer wages and
working condilions without
ri.king jail; they cannot marry
someone from anotlter rad.l
group; and. lhey are denied ac­oess
to free and quality educa·
tion. decenl housing. and heallh
""re. u·. a horrifying realily. yet
there are things we can do
about il: 11 Learn more aboul
"""rrlHlid and U.S. support for
it; 21 Support municipal and
5tate legWa.tion barring public
funds from being invesled in
banks or corporations aelive in
South Afrie.; 31 Organize bank
deposil wilhdrawls from banks
thai lend 10 Soulh Africa; 41 Ask
your local bank and coin
dealers not 10 ""n Krugerrands
(Ihe US is lhe largesl market for
Ihest: gold coins. which are
mined undcr very dangerous
and «ploitative conditions for
black Soulh Africa ns); 51
Counter South African pro-­[>
llganda; 6f Support the Anli·
Apartheid Acl of 1985; and 7)
Boycott South African pro-­duelS
.
As you can see. the re are a
numbl!r of Ihings you can do 10
help the siluation, no mailer
how minule your aelion may
....,m. Bul first it is necessary 10
try 10 understand lhe world we
live in- withoul Ihis attempl.
we wiU nevcr be able 10 im·
prove wOfld relalions.
Marlene N. Tamucclo
Editor.ln.ChJef
'The date about AptlrrMid
calM from Ihe NariOft(Ji Catholic
R,pomr. March 22. 1985. n.e
author of the four·page supple­ment
used is Carole Collins.
who has written and worked
professionally on African i .... ueo
for over a decade.
fi Letters to the Editor ~
Dear Edi tor.
We are sure you are aware of
the softbaU maralhon. apon·
sored by lhe Maralhon Men,
which .eeenUy took pi""" on
campU$. However. we are &ure
tllat you are not aware of lhe
disappointment felt by the 0p­posing
I ... "".
We wcre wWins 10 fonn a
team 10 support the Maralhon
Men and the Children·sCenler.
We donaled money 10 play.
money to sporuor. and most im·
portanlly. gave our lime 10
what we Ihought was a worthy
cau"".
To our di:unay. the whole ar·
rangemenl wllS • humiliating.
embarraSSing let downl!! The
Marathon Men took adva ntage
of Iheir "goodwiU" by ignoring
Iheir duty 10 oel f!XlImpies 10 tbe
d>ildren Ihey were supporting.
The a lcohol. teuing. un·
necessary rowdiness. and
derogalory a ltiludes were lotal·
ly uncalled for. not to mention
tbe taking advantage of lhe
players who mode it po!ISibl"
for the Maralhon Men to play.
We were «cited to play for a
worthy causeand were only led
to a disappointment. We know
we speak for mony. Never
again will we supportlhi. learn
- we would ralher donale our
smaU amounts 01 mOl>f!Y 10 the
renl"r dirKIly.
HopefuUy Ihi. letler wiD he
pub~.hed so Ihe Marathon Men
will know why they have no
support from ua in lhe years 10
~ ..
Disappolnled.
0&0
Dear Editor :
A decision was made after
school had ended thatlhe posi.
lion of athletic trainer wlls to bI!
comb,ned ",,;.h .he n ew
lacrosse C08ch·s position. and
that my ",,<Vice. would no
longer bI! Deeded.
I am l>opefuJ that )'0" wW
allow me 10 use your space in
!be GleaMr to say good·bye to
the many slude nts, staff. and
athletea lhal 1 hefriended over
my six yearsal Nauoreth. I will
nilis many of ycu and I hope to
follow your lriumphs and losses
OVer the ""'" several years
through local Rnchesta papets.
I am now Head Athletic
TrJiner and Softball roach at
Elmira College. and our palhs
will cl"O$8 OVer the nexl several
years. I can promi"" that you
will rKeiVe the finesl care. as
always. wben ycu participale at
Elmira; I o nly hope Ih ..
Nazarelh will be able 10 provide
the sam" coverage when our
teams play there.
Hav" a lI' ... t year. with no
serious injurics.
SIru:ercly.
Craig M. Rand A.T.e.. M.S.
Dear Edi tor,
I thought lhat the orientation
for new sludenlS was successful
in that the slOO"nU got a chance
10 meet other sludents and
learned aboutlhe school and ils
variou. act ivities.
I mel a lot of people and I
think that this helps make the
lransition from high school to
college easia. Ilveryone at
Nazareth makes people feel
welcome and 1 know IIlaI if I
ever had a problf!m there would
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___________________, ;;_ _____. .;..;_ _. .::::..;_..;..;.:._ _ Claoumrime uGlreary F reshma n
CI..i\RIFICATlONS
The story on Paul Clune.
AssiSlanl Bask"'ball Cooch.
staled lhat Mr. elu"" Uved on
campua, and that during h.isla.st
year at RlT. he was captain of
lhe varsity basketball team ,nd
also assisted in lhe coaching of
the learn. To clarify. Mr. Clune
does not live on campus. and
lhat although he was captain of
the RlT learn in his lasl YVl.J:. he
was not assistanl coach; he
assisted Ihe following year
while compleling his degree
Thf!re was a leuer to the
edilor coru:erning Ihe ACB
Survey. and it was addr~ 10
lhose who administer the lesl.
To clarify. il $hould have been
directed to Ihose who r"""ive
the results oflhe .urvey. not 10
lhose who admini.ler it. I
chKked wilh Public Relations
OjrKtor. Jim Graham. and he
SIIid lhat when the results are
received .• somelime in
December or January - they
will be available 10 Ihe GI""Mr
for publication.-ed.
r n COLLEGE NEWS
Goal: $110,000
Phone-A-Thon
Starts Oct. 8
AftIII' the tto.Out It was chow time and the admInI:ttration did the COCIklng. From Iottt, VIce
vPrn_klen.t Slell1ll..&Salle, DNn Tom Allen, President Rose Man. Beston.nd Dr, Rlchan:l DIll
It's a Big Toss Out on Hoe-Out
by Deborah Antonelli
F.U huanivodand IOhasw
Annual Phone·a-thon F\lnd
R.oiJer. What is the Phone-a­tbon
you a5k? 1\ contilll of
alumni, Iludenb. ,.""lty and
.. If C1lIifII people for pIedga..
These Ire prizes given 10 all, as
well", prius given out to the
ptf30ll wilh Ihe highest nomboer
of IW\U donors, the highes!
number of overall donora. and
door priJ:et.. It is great fun t.o.lt.­illl!
with alumni all OYer the
c:ounlry.
Por ~ who like trivir., hel'f:
it ....... " phone.a-thon" Invill:
betwffn 1980 and 1984 we at·
templed 32.082 ails. Of these
calls: 51'110 (16.21Z can_I
ruulled in contact with ~ per­PI
we IOIIgbl; 4~ 12.935
pledges! wm: from flul-time
by Lor ... o.vi Di rec tor of Penonnel. ~. donor.; ]2'" (3.958 "Ills)
AuguJt9. I985wuthedlyoi c.bineu, drawcra, and de$kl Spiril$ were high durina; the ruul!ed thai Ihey "mi&h1give";
the Hoe-Out Contest between were emptied and re-filed. lTNljor dean.up ct..,. which 3.690 (11.661lndividualsl were
all theoff>eesofSmyth IUU and dispoli nl ,II ""necessa,y raultcd;n _job well done. CcI- not borne when we Ollied; 1~
Ihe Arts Center. Anyone who pIIptrwork piled up over the fee and dQnulll wen!.servul (3,265 calls) were not WIn-was
he ... on staff.including. yutS. throughout Hoe.Out dIoy. The plet...:!.
few $I1K1eD1l that were here for Murpby'l oil, • cleanse. feaitivit;es ended wilb an oul- Baxd on 1M2 stali$IQ ""'"
\be .... mmer·wore jeans and known for many purpoea.. wall door picnleronsistins mainly 0(
T·sbin. and pulled together 10 u...:I for cleaning metal, wood, .. usages.. mia~t ex,,", the fol~
give the o(fi~ • thorough .nd anything that !be par. Dr. ilQlon has decided 10 .esu II on an 'YeTage p .
dunln&. Who won? That ever· licipanll could get their hand. make H~I Dayan annual thoo nighl:
busy otrooe, ~ on. _PI mild "''''''Sh fv< evcnl. So 11"1 rc.dy 10 lake on ~65 calk _Id be,II.."",...-I.
Hoe-Out. !be idea.nd name, Wl$hing your des and ~ \be ~e nut year·if you with ~ voIunl,..,r .vensing
origiNlted from Carol O'NeiU, ~ng your teeth w~ abo OAREII ~ calls; 1 out 01 Z calls made
r~~~~~==~:":=":'==::':':'::":::::":::::":::::":::~::"-------..., would re..,lt in "",,'act with the
Rev. Gilbert Leaves Staff
by laurie A. Coene
The N .... eth COmmun,ty u.
tendi • w.rm farewell to Rev.
S.lIy Gilbert, OUr I'roIcstant
Chapiloin, She and her husband,
have .ccepted • co­;';:;;;"
h;;' .t a Presbyten.n
Forked River, New
petson """ht; I out 01 3 c.oJls
INde would be. " ref ... l"; I
out 01 18 caUs would find the
P"1"I<ln " undecided."; I out 01
every 2.8 pel"3Of\$ called would
"not be home".
Abo bctwetn 1980.nd 1984
we made ..-.: than doubled
the number of p~·tI>On
evenings, and tripled the
number 01 volunteers Involved
wltb tbe progr.m, Tbese
stallstics were dJ1lwn up by
Laurel TarciNlle, Director 01
DeveLopment. It is important to
note the importance 01 $Iudent
voIunleer"$. for they brougbt in
~ or 122,~ of the goal of
177,000. Student. put forth a
gre.t effon to make the phone­.
·thon \be succeu that it has
been. This yea .... phonc-Hhon
iI RI for Octobn 8- 10, 15-17,
21·Z4 .nd 28·29. It is held In
Smyth H.IIIRm, 7, from 6p.m.
t09 p,m, every night. ThII year
Kearney Dorm is ,ellin.
together • oompetition amona
tbernxlvcs, we .Iso have the
Undergraduate Anocl.lion
kIcking off the pbone-a·thon on
October 8, 1985. The Develop­ment
Ofroce lor.YeS an open in.
v'tation to .11 $Iudents In­tere$
led in participating. If you
kwe tOlalk on thephonc, here'.
your chance. COme and join the
funl Any quations can be
IlUwered by contacting Mary
Pblllppone, Development Of,
rICe. m . 377 or Do:br. An·
\onem, 1381'9407), or :sign up
at the Information Desk for \be
nlghl you wish to volunteer.
One last noteof importance; the
goal for !be 19i5-86 Phone .. ·
than is U10,OIIOm
Math Center Offers
Added Features
Rev, Sally Gilbert
Buechner Presents Recital
by Barb p.lte rson
Xerox .ffiliate .nisl, o.vMi
Buecbner. . ppeared .1
NIWI~b' l Wilmot H.ll on fri·
day, September 20, to present
.n informal pi.no recital for
students, faculty, .nd the wbole
ccmmWlity.
David Bu,""""er played • few
""ngs by Gershwin; one by
Schubert, and the " Pathethe·
que" by ~n. Already,
even II his youn •• ge,
Buechner is a master pianist.
His performana: Wall CJlcilin&
joyous. .nd eduCiIional; every
note had. fresh, ICflsitive touch
thai generated great expre •• lcn
.nd f,..,lina.
David Buechner is'l"'duat~
from \be J uilliard ScbooI 01
Musk, where he $Iudled with
Beveridge Webster 100 Rudolf
firkullny to re~eive hi.
maste .... degree. He has won
many inle .... tionaI plano com·
petitions, received numerous
.wards. .nd bas played witb
many orchesuas .nd other
hit!:h quaUty m.wc: groups.
Buechner is now playin8 in the
Rochesle. Philharmonic Or·
chest ... He is an extraordinary
pianist for whom I wish "eat
lua:ess in the future, IS he is.n
upcoming major musician . nd
pianist in our worLd today,
Any M.th or Computer
Sciena: problems that )IOU can't
solve? Tbe Math Center,
Iocaled in s.323, oIlen tutoring
in Computer Science as well as
tutoring in M.tt.em.tica. JiOUts
for Computer ~ tutoring
are~ys, 1;3I).Z;45 pm and
WedneWY', 2:31).3;20 pm. In
.ddition, Mra, Mary H.rripn,
InstructorofClS 142and 1.3, 'S
• v.il.ble Mond.y •• nd
Wedneays. 10;30-11;20 ..... to
.sslst otuclentsln thHe COUI"SCS.
Hours for Math tutoring are.S
follows: Mondays. 2;3\)..4;30
pm; Tuesdays. 1,(10.3;00 pm;
Wednesdayl. 1;(10.3;30 pm,.nd
Thursdays, 1;~:30pm. These
houn are posted on the M.th
Center door, as weU .... tthe In·
formation Desk in the Shults
Center. If you are Noving trou·
bIe with lllormentary StatiRia,
tutOl"in& is .vUlable on Moor
dIoyl. 2:30-4;31) pm. Abo, Mn,
M.ri. Raft\Ol'Nenno, instruc-
10., is I v.ll.ble to .uist
5tudmts having difficulty witb
St.tistics on Mond.ys,
Wednesd.y., .nd Frid.ys,
10;31).11;20 .m, . s well ...
Wednesd.y. .nd frid.ys,
I ;31).2:31) pm .
The best thins .bout it is tNoI
tbis tutoring is fr,..,. We urge
lIudents Novina difficulty with
problems in M.th and Com·
puter Science 10 take advantoae
01 this ",Mce. Upper level
MTH or CIS majon serve as
student tutors under the direc·
lien of So-. Dorothea K~
.................. ~, n CAMPUS NEWS
Every
Toga Has
Its Day
by Bill Mu lhuin
"Toga party" was th~ hottl':St
n~W5 at Naur~th th~ w~k of
s..pu,mber !H3 as Na:oar~th's
n~w OJ Oub sponsored it. first
mixer. How was it? "A com·
pl~t~ SUcoes/l" was how Tom
Rube<>, th~ dub's President,
described th~ affair.
Tile wor-d of the Toga Party'
mixer was spread around cam·
pus by dub member. who were
distributing and posting signs
reading To", for two days prior
to the event. " It wa. a heavUy
advertised mixer," said the
club's Vice President, Mike
Krym, "we wer~ hoping for a
large turnout." And what a tur·
nout it wu. 347 people packed
Ihe~lves into th~ Cabaret
Room to s!>ow off their "Toga
Crelltivity,"todan~, and to en·
joy the professional qUl.Uty
sounds the OJ's were spinning.
At 1:30 ' .m., wbt:n the event
wuscheduled to end, the room
was still pec:ked with modern
day Romans enjoying whal was
being coiled the best miIer of
the year-and one of the best
mixers, over-all, al Nu.
Prizes were given out to
studen~ in three cotegones:
Se.:iest Toga: Most New Wave
Toga: and Most Creative Toga.
Th~ pri..,. were a copy of Phil
U>lJins No jackel Requirn/.
Bryan Adams' R""kkl:;, and
Sting'. The DtNm o{,he ""."Je
Thril, .
Winner o l tha "Sexiest Toga Awa rd" was Dee Lebfona.
The OJ Club isan unofficially
recognized club On campus,
created last spring by a handful
of inte rested .lwknl5 under the
guidance of Mr. Paul Buntich,
Director of the Schults Cl!nter.
Mr. Buntich has alr~ady over·
..,.,n the attainment of a COm·
pl~tely furnished OJ booth and
the overhaul of the old speakers
that wereon~ suspended from
the ceiling of the Cabaret
Room. The members of the club
have expanded upon lhat, offer-ing
tlleir services to other clubs
and OIllDni:oations On campus at
e><tremely competilive rates,
purchasing a rcoord collection,
and making sure that the booth
is kept clean, secure, and main·
tained .
Thi. club wasoriginally form·
ed to provid~ an inexpensive
ahemative 10 other clubs and
organization on C3mpu • ..,.,king
enterrainment at their mix~r, 8$
we ll as toprovid~ a va luable ex·
peri~""" 10 interested students.
Its eventual g",,1 is to ov~rsee
rhe establishment of a campus
radio starion.
At this time, the members of
the club are practicing their
spinning and mixing. and are
perfeding their technique. If
you were there on s..pt. 13th
and !iked what you heard, lell
your friends-·if not watch for us
soon 10 he spinning .t other
mixers h~re on campus or COme
to 0111 practices Sunday nights
in the Cabaret Room.
Speech Assembly Renamed
N.s.H,L.O .. or tbe Nauoreth
Speech, Hearing, and Language
Organiuotion, is the new name
given to the Speech Assembly.
N.s.H,L.O. isa groupof Speech
Pathology mljor. organized to
prOVide 5Upport, informllion,
and fllD for i~ members.
The offi<:ers for this year are
very enthusiastic with many
new ideas. The co-presidents
are Diane Stockman and Kathy
Martin. The Trenurer is
Monica Luckie, and the co­secrataries
are CoUeen O'Brien
and Oo::bbie Cauweb.
Already this Yellr N.S.H.L.O.
has offered 8 eomputu
workshop in the library medi!J
center. 1'Iti5 workshop wu
given by Sr. Mary Clare
Torpey, a m~mbcr of the
Speech faculty here at
Naureth, The workshop was
designed to acquai nt studcnts
with the computers, and 10
make th~m aware of the value
computers may have in th~
Speech fie ld.
Other activities planned for
this year include a progressive
dinner. A field trip 10 Strong
Memorial Hospital 's Speech
Clinic is going to be offered to
speech .Iuden~ Ihis semester.
John Salisbury, a membcrofth~
Nar.a.reth speech staff, is offer.
ing • tour of the Audiology
clinic al the Clifton Springs
Hospital, where he works.
A major activity planned for
this year i. a trip to Wafohinglon
D,C., where the ASHA Conven.
tion is being held, The group
wiU be able to hear. presenta·
tion by Dr. Thoma. Mill""
Chairman of the Nar.a.reth
Speech Department. This con·
~ntion is. national gathering
of Speech Pathologists .nd
Audiologists. It is here that lec·
turu and presentation. of
papers allow Speech and Hear.
ing professional to hear of reo
cenl research in Iheir fields.
Currently, a couple of run·
draisinf activities are being
planned, one of which is &Swap
sh~el made to sell ceruin ser·
vices a nd goods. T hings
available will indud~ laundry,
cookie., ryped papers, and iron.
ing, Wa tch for more informa·
tion alx>ut the swap sheet.
N.S.H.L.O. has been meeting
every other Tuesday at 7;00 in
the clinic workroom in the Arts
Cl!nter.
Business Group
Seeks Members
by Tom Roach
This is an invitation to the
students of Nazareth to get in·
volved in one of the largest
clubs on campus. Which one is
it? [I's the one which wu nam·
ed Club of the YelIr for 1984-S5,
and is represenlativ~ of a ma­jority
of . tudenl$ here at Nu.
The Nuare th Businen
Organir.ation has something to
olfer you!
Wbether you'r~ a freshman,
aophomore, junior, or senior,
joining NBO could be One of Ihe
best decisions you'll make duro
ing yoor college years. Sure,
you'v~ seen the sign. for the
meetings, but you just haven't
had the time 10 come and find
OUI what', going on. weU don't
waste any more time!
NBO is mo.e than a few pe0-
ple getting together for a
meeting every once in awhile.
It's the NBO that wW once
again be bringing the s..rvice
Auction to Na:oareth this year.
NBO will be recognized inter·
collegiately for ft Marketing
Simulation competition with
other New Vo<k State colleges.
By joining NBOyou'U be,bleto
take lours of some of the top
companies in the city such as
Kodak Or Xerox. You' ll meet
and hear speakers from places
5Uch U Lincoln first Bank,
Pri~ Waterhouse, and Crealive
Marketing. With the money
thai is roised through raines,
now~r sales, mi~ers, and the
Service Auction, NBO will be
able 10 continue 10 grant a
scholarship to a qualified
tmmber of the group. By get­ting
involved you can get the
type of el<perience that prospec­live
employers enjoy seeing on
your resume.
NBO has so much to offer
you, but unless we hear from
you we won't be a ble to meet
your need ....... u. know what
you'd like to see happen by
bringing your ideas. interests,
and opinions to our next
medillJll.
NBO; along with the Business
Departmenl, wants Nazareth 10
be recognized for its excellent
Business program, We can
achi~ve such recognition if we
have your 5Uwort. NBO· Catch
the spiritl
Making the move for an MBA?
Find out what more lhan
20 universities have to offer at
KIT'S
MBA
DAY
Tuesday, Octobe r 8'
10 a.m, to 3 p.m.
RlT College -Alumni Union
R(:p rcsentatives from top schools
across the (:ountry will be at RIT to talk
infomlally about meir programs, faculty,
admission c riteria, financial assistance
and can.""er opponunities. Get answers
to the questiOns you need to ask.
NO admission charge,
Sponsored by RIT College of Business
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The Parking Headache ...
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Student Affairs
Dr. Tom Allen Named Dean
by Bridget LeGree
Dr. ThomIs R. Allen has been
rwned the new Dean of Student
Aff. irs . t N • .,re th College.
Origin. lly • native of
Rochester, Dr. Allen wu look·
Ing for . position in Student AI·
fUlrs, He feels he can contribule
• great 001 to Ihe otudent body
. 1 N .... rcth.
After leaving Rochester, Dr.
A Sore Spot at Naz
Dr. Allen w.nll to crute .
betler . tmosphere for Ihe
students. He II very_med
and enlh ..... otic . bout N4istilll
students in Illy wlY poNibie.
"My offICC II . 1Wly •• VlIibobie
for studenU 10 come by If lhey
are having Illy difflC\lltict." He
w.nts st\denll to feellhat they
made lhe rishl choice in selec­ting
N .... rHh, bclievi"ll lhal
lhey will be Slti.rlftl wilh the
Allen ""med • Bachelor of
ScicrJCc dqree in Elcnw:ntary
Educalion in 1969 .nd •
MIsters of ~ dqree in
Student Pfi$ODnel Administ .. •
tion in 1971 from SUNY Buf·
by 13U1 M~rlD f.lo.
EWery OI'pniultion lin .t
lease one problem that seems to
just keep resurfacing (no pun
Intended) no matter whit ;,
done .bout it. Here.1 Nu. one
fUCh problem,s parltinJl.
RdUfnin8 flcully, ad ·
mlnistnotiOll, and most of aU
lIudenl5 can rememl:Jer the
frustration 01 arriving on CUll­pili
only 10 fond no parking ... to
fmel pUkin& 110 far away from
the donn 01" dl"""""" thIot it
was unsafe to walk alooe .t
ni&ht. ~ tbe previous sum­mer,
91 additional parkins
~ w,,", added to the ex·
WIn,1ob to increue the pork·
inll cap.":i!), up to 7ZO vehicLes.
However. this addition has
been rwallowed up with an in­creooaed
ot\tden' popIuol;on 01
botlI commulft'l and ~nts­it
~ jU$l as hard to obUoin •
IIJ*'I' durin& pHk times this
rev .. It WM Last year.
Sewrity has been Iakir!e stepl
to fond abor1 term fetid (<< the
pIIrkiDg dilemmo on Clmpul,
but !bey IIft!d the full coopen.
lion 01. the students in these
--Commuters should fin! try
to obt.;n I spot in the Arts
Center lot. This lot " actually
dose. to Smyth Hall than lOme
01 the ocher lots, ,",cit as
Kearney and the ""'" Tennis
Courllot.
-The North Ilntranoe is cIo$.
cd from 9 I .m. 10 10 '.m.
Moaday·Friday 10 .. to cootrol
ineomina InfflC and dirf:d
students to tbe doee3c available
pattina·
- Retident students Uf! wed
to pork oaly in X .. mey 101, the
TeWI Coutl lot. Of the ~
balf 01 the Shulll Center 101.
··mu.il), will not ;$IIue
ticltetl to lUegally JHlrked
vehlclet .fter .:.mpus parking
capldty II ruched. This nor·
m.lly oCCu r • • bout 10
.,m ,·lh.m. wee kd.ys.
Vehlc:let parked iUqaUy prior
to tbe lime campus caplCity is
rtllChed will be tic:keted and.
po&Jihly, towed If they are
puked unsIOfely.
_u • resident student must
p"rk iUepUy duriJ>c • peak
time, "" II raponsible for rnov·
ina tbe aor '" lOOn '" spots
Music Adds Joy
To Childbirth
by Nin. ~11o Stritto
As the .yina; goes:' music
IOOIhes lhe savage beast:· Bul
the mother and unborn cb.lld?
8ry.n .nd Leslie HUDter
believe this is tn>e. Brylln is the
Music: Therapy Coord .... tor II
N .... ..,th, and his wife Leslie, II
abo • music tbenoplst. Bryan
learned .bout uslng music to
_ the ""in of delivery while
.ttending the University of
"-nsu. He work~ during four
deliveries of this type while . t
the univer3ily.
During her pregnancy LesUe
would put h"dphones-a birth·
day gift from ber husbond-on
her 1IiOmICh. She would repeat
this twice. day: in the morniOJ
and in I"" evening. The baby
wouJd oocask>nally respond to
the quiet music by kickin& .1
the "-'phones.
The Hunter. were voluntary
... t;e<::ts of an upcrimcnl beilll
condUoCled by Dr. Don Shelter
oflhe Bast ...... n School. of Music.
who is testing theories on
pre""tal resporues to music.
Dr. Sl>elter win now obIIerve
~ he ch.1d for • period of five
years, Lulle hopes thai she am
use mu';': to put the Nby to
aIeep, and abo to ease f~
On Mly 16. Les);e went into
the delivery room with eigh·
teen houR of tapes. During
l.bor .nd delivery Leslie,
equIpped with headphones.
lUtened 10 the music ...., had
~ She; w'" in immediate
lCD!SI 10 the voI~ controls
on her ster~ bo:r. The
volume wlS.n imp:lrtant factor
in thll method, Q t"" loud""""
of lhe music helped 10 bkd out
the "bor plina. Wl>en lhese
pains became intense she sim·
ply lurned the volume up, and
when the ...,.,.ted directions
from Ihe doctor ohe Lowered the
volume.
This melhod of dooJivery toot
.orne .mount 01 prlClice during
the last fourmonthsol~
q . The program Involved aU
IeIIiona of I"" .. py. The f=t
IftIIion w .. devoted erltirely 10
determinilll what type 01 music
reLues the wornaro.
The result 01 aU this hard
work .nd upe~nting on the
pITt 01 the Hunlers? The birth
of 8 lb. daughte r, Sleplwlie
Lynn, whoso! .mval WI.5 mark·
~ by the Handel'. "H.llelujah
ChOlU&" Conarl~ubolions to
the Hunler F.milyl
become .",'''ble. or the car
wiU be ticketed and possibly
lowed.
-Visilors .re required to ob­I.
in • f ree vi. itor. p.N,
. v""ble.1 Security. Vechicles
pIl"ked on campul without .
viailorl pua or campus iden·
tiflcation risk beina towed.
··An ucor l nrvicc i.
.",i"bIe . 1 niJht for otudents
wiohina the Mk!ltionllsafdy of
an __ Stop by ICCUtity on
.y.W. "l W""ly' "in .1 nighl and uk for
outcome.
Dr. Allen would like for
students 10 r"llu: th.t lhey Ife
people wilh feelings .nd thai
they arc not alone. He .. y.
there . re m.ny rnources
.va.il.lble 10 help make lheir
yeus.INIlUTl'th.1IW)f1I! rew.r·
ding experienc<e.
How dOCl he view the
Nazareth students? He "Y"
"from what 1 haveobterved ...
far, they are good .nod serious
individlllls." He is highly im·
J""f'S'led with the qllliity of
Sluden!$.
This YUt, Dr. Allen corn·
pleted hi$ Doctor of Philosophy
degree in Ac.demic Ad·
minist .. tion from lhe Univerli·
Iy of Southern Illinois.
In M\dition to hi$ .cademic
credentials and membenhip in
professional associalions, he
hal been honored three times
11980. ·St. ' 8.2) with the
Oulsllnding YOUIII Men 01
America AWlrd.
A w.rm hearted ptr:lOfl. Dr.
Aller! hal mud! 10 oIfer the
NUllreth Community. I, .Iona;
wilh Ihe o lher Iludenl,
wek:orne him.nd wish him lhe
best of luck.t Nazareth.
N campus enrollment in·
CIUSeI, more .nd more steps
wiD have to be taken 10 c:omNt
the ever.increasina doomand on
lhe .:.mpus p"rkinglots Ilnd "'.
cal rOldJ. One IUch step. to in·
sure the ""Iety of pedesttiaJU
and to slow tnoflic down. is the
recenl installment of .peed
.... Uies .round aompus. In the
fulure, such Itepa .. ~
more speccI or rutrietilll ..c­cal
10 campuI parkina may
have 10 be talr.en, but. for_.
Id ~ early, pil your leeth,
.nd pny you find • spot before
yWl c .... bqintJ
Psychology Club Sets Plans
For 1 985-86 Academic Year
The Psychology Club i. cur·
rently pllnnilll' aondy .Ie to
bcgn October .th. MembcJ. of
the club will be RUinS lhe aon·
dy to "i. e money for
p'ychology .w.rd.. The
!aWards will be $100 eadt.. Iftd
will go to three Pl'fChoIosY 1M.
jorsor milMWS who have written
leUet5 e:rpr~1 head for the
.ward. The .wards will be
OKTOBERFEST WORKERS NEEDED
The German Club needs enthusiastic
people to help decorate and clean up
for Nazareth's Parent's Weekend
OKTOBERFEST. All who sign up will be
admitted free to the OKTOBERFEST.
There will also be refreshments available
for wor1<.ers. Sign up al German Club
meeting Oct. 7, 7:00 pm, International
Room. HELP MAKE THE OKTOBERFEST
A BIG HITI!!
given in j.nuary. upon whkh
lhe recipienlsof the 'wards will
then be .Med 10 beoome . n ac­tIVe
member of the club.
Membtr1; of the p6)'dI dub
are also currenlly appIyin& for
membership inlo Psy-Chi, the
N.tional Honor Society for
Psychology majors . nd minor ..
Crileria for mcmberohip in·
cluda: thestudenl muSl .. nk in
the upper 35 percent 01 hll or
her cilss in gener.1 scho"rship
.nd must .... ve superior schobr·
ship in psychology; ho'she must
have rompJe!ed S semester
1Iou. .. or c:omplel~ 6 Ioemester
houn II1d be regiSlered for'l
least 2 IIW)f1I! Ioemester hours in
psychology; and sradu.le
_\dents must ha"" an '''''''ge
C .P.A. of l .O or better in .11
srlKlu"e courses. indudin, -. Applications for Psy-Chi may
be obtained from ~bby Row,
President of the PsyclIoIoJy
Club, or .t Ihe Pl'fCh anler.
Applications must then he fill~
out and turned into Debby Row
by October lrd )the nut club
meeting).
NCA Sponsors Social Hour
by Sua n Shaheen
The Commuler AlIOCialion
will be hoItilll a IOcial hour
with wine, c'-, . nd punch
for commute .. Ind their
f. miLiel on Plfenls Weekend.
The soc:i.ll hour win preoeed the
dinner . t the M.pledllle Par·
Iyhouse from . :30 to 5:30 pm.
Parents Weekend il October
Ig·20 and aU commute .. are
welcome to bring their parents,
brothers and alate ... spouse' , or
childreD. M.ke it • poinl 10
C(II"M to Parenll Weekend · W,
lou of fun!!
The Commuler AIIOCiatioa is
&Iso sporuorilll • Hallowem
HaunlNi House on Thursday.
October 31. The H.unted
HOU5e will be in lhe Porum
from 4 pm to 9 pm. The
members of Commuter
Associalion will be dressina up
• nd doing their best to SCIre the
viaiton. The HaUDted HOUle
will bqin in the Porum and end
in the Sweeney Readina t.oonae
with . ll the cider and donuts
you can eat. The COlI will be
11.75 for Na>:areth Studenlland
12.00 for "",,·NIt people. If
you would like to help out.
come to one of the Commuter
oUsocialion meetinas, or sil"
up I t the commuter man
. folders .
NCA Activities:
More for You
by KrisCay
Commurel'$, do you Feellhat
your needs and wi"'es arc left
for Lost? would you Uke to
become more involved in cam­P'"
activities. but don'j """l!y
know how, or know anyone
you'd like to ..... S around with?
You are parto! the organization
by 1he ll/lme of Commuter
Assoo::ilIlion: aU commuter. who
have paid their unde'R.ad
association fees are part of
NCA. We make up the largest
organiJ.alion on campus. and
we can make our needs knownl
Commuter Q&A's
The Commuter Q&A'. is a .w:ction of the Commuter News
juS( roo- you. Wewill supply the que5tio""andyou CIIn supply
the answe rs. After you answer the queslions you can put
them in Ihe Sll~stion boxat ,he commuter mail folders, We
will p<int the results 01 the qUe/iliQflS in the Gkanu.
Q What doyou think the Commuter Association could dolo
improve oommuter life on this campus?
Commuter Group Helped
In Orientation Welcome
by Tedd Pullano
Orien~lion is , li~ of
bewiJdennen! and new en><>­lion.
for incoming .Iudent •. Be­ing
around all new people and
$it~, can be diWessing. Yo<
commuting students. it i. im·
portant that orientation be a
$lt\ooth PI"OCf'SS, or the CQm·
muter wiU retreat to his home
8/ld fail to become a true
member of the N ...... reth Com·
munity.
This year orientation was
weU programmed for CQm·
muten, s. weU all for resident •.
The commuten were given
""",eral privileges. such a. 01 ... 1
ticl'e1' for breakf ... ts, lunches,
and dinners throughout lhe
weekend. Tours of the campus
were also conducted for the
new students. The tour w ....
comprised of all the .. e ....
exclusive ly important to the
studo!nts, both residents and
commuters. The student. were
ohown areas such as the com·
muter'. lounge. Ihe tunnels,
and other familiar $ites.
Theresa Flatten rrr .... ureri.
8/ld Kri. Gay ISecretaryl. held a
mee ting to introduce
themselves. and 10 talk with aU
the commuters. During this
meeting, there was a slide show
presentation showing more im·
portant areas of the campus.
The whole weekend wenl
very well. The commuting
students were offered a great
opportunity to be inlroduced to
the NllZIIreth campus. Throut,h
various lOUrs and meeting •. the
COmmuters had a chance to
become well acquainted with
fellow commuting studo!nts. At
night mi>:el'$ were held in the
campus pub. which was
• nother great chance for com·
mute ... to meet8/ld mingle with
the residents of N ...... relh.
A big "Thank·You" goes out
10 the prellidential staff of the
Commuler Association for their
effort to make the orientation
process a good memory. for aU
new students, it was. positive
step.
Last year Commuter Associa·
tion Iformerly Commuter
Boardl got the wheels turning
lin more ways than onelto ge1
the RTS buses on campus. No
more slipping down the i~
walk to the North entrance. We
also made our wishes known
and goI more parking.
We're working to make your
life here at N ...... reth easier and
more enjoyable. We fee! you
made a good choSce by decid~
to CQmmute. and we would like
you to feel as at home on Ihis
campus •• the re$idents do. We
have two u1XX""ing activities
planned·a Parents Social Hour,
to be held during Farent·.
Weekend. and a Haunted
House, which will take place in
the Forum on Halloween.
Our President is Susan
Shaheen. a sophomore and an
English major who hopes to go
into the field of Communico·
tions. She ",,""haired Orienta.
lion Comm;ltee this year. and
reorg.nized Commuter
Association from Commuter
Soard. Abo included on Orien·
by TNid PuJlano
This past weekend the Com·
muter Association sponaored a
softball team to participate in
the softball marathon.
However, 10 the dismay of
thoae of uS who did show up at
1,30 in the mornin&, we were
unable 10 field a CQmplete team.
The commuters who showed
up. namely Scott Ferguson and
Rachel Ferrota, did get to play
8/lyway. The team scheduled to
play after the commuler team.
Kearney 2nd Floor, .Uowed us
to play with them. Ev~ryone
who participated had enjoyed
themselves.
"'e$ident of the Commuter
Association, Sue Shaheen,
made a one hundred dollar con·
tribution to help the Mary
Coriola Children's Center. We
would like 10 say thank you to
all the commuler. who showed
up s"turday morning.
tation Committee with Susan
was Scott Ferguaon. Vice Fresi·
dent, Kristine G.y, Secre1ary.
and Theresa Plalteo, Treasu rer.
Scott isajunior. with a major in
Computer Science. as i.
There.. . Kristine is •
Psychology major with a minor
in Education. N
Margaret Horsch is our Cab
representative. Liz Heeks,
Diane Degen . nd Elaine Burch
are the members of the Social
Committee who orsanized the
social events that we have plan.
ned_ Tedd Pullano is our Com·
muter/Resident Repr~tative
'~~"'A
NAZARETH COMMUTER ASSOCIATION
Organization Gets a New Logo
by &ott Ferguson
In the past. CQmmute'" at
Nazareth have not had anything
to associate themselves with
other than the «tinct Com·
muter Soard. lhe current Com·
muter As.socia.tion. or the title of
"commuter."
Now that a new logo has been
created for N .... reth Commuter
A.wJciation Ipictured abovel.
that disjoint feeling need no
longer exist among Nuareth
commuters.
I was inspired witilihe idea.
and Colleen O'Connell design·
ed the actual logo . one thai has
a three-fold meaning. first, it is
the symbol of Nazareth Com·
muler Association. an emblem
ofpride and unity for ALl. CQm-muler..
Second, it boa.ts the
college CQIors - a purple "N," a
silver-vay "C." and a yellow
"A" . as an expression of our
pride in Nazareth. Finally. the
clasped hands inside the "c"
portray lhe attitudo! of Com.
muter Association: reaching oul
in friendship and unity to the
N ..... eth Community.
The logo will soon appear on
sweaters worn by executive
members of the Association.
Future plans [ncludo! buttons.
bumper stickers. stationery.
mugs, 8/ld jackets.
So keep your eyes peeled.
everyone, becau"" Commuter
ASSOCiation is AL1VI! AND
WEl.l. at N .... rethl
Bake Sale to Benefit NCA
Cupcakes were not the only
goodies the Commuter Associa­tion
sold in the Cabaret Room
on Tuesday. September 17.
Scrumptious brownies. turtles,
chocolate chip and peanut but·
ter cookie •. cak~s. and many
OIher yummies were also sold.
The bake .. Ie lasted for three
hours and profits amounted to
$40.00.
I would like 10 thank the
Nazareth Community for their
preciow; lime, e/forts, and
financial support in making this
event a success. Special thanks
also goes to Sooll, Ted, I.iz, and
Angela who helped in setting
up, selling, and the cleaning up
afterwards. These tasks are
most important and often
overlooked .
This is only the first fund·
raiser supported by the Com·
muter AlISOCialion this year. I
look forward to hearing your
ideas and working with you on
fulure projects'
Th" r ..... Platten
Commuter Msociatlon
Treasurer
On the s"turday during .men·
lI tion. the Commuter Associa·
tion presidential staff·Sue
Shaheen !presidentl. Scot!
Fer~uson IVice·Presidentl , Dormuter Weekend a Success
Club Fair
by [Ja Heeu
The Club Fair was held on
Wednesday. September II. For
the Commuter Association, all
the off"",rs helped out in
recruiting new people. Mike
Dorr, Richard Barth. and Ted<!
Pullano abo volunteered their
time . t the lIble. We infonned
interested commuters about
what the Commuter Associa·
lion is try~ to accomplish.
There w~re $i$"'up sheets for
furl ..... activities, and many
rommuters responded. making
It a most suc:.:easful dayl
by Susan Shah""n
The Commuler Association
sponsored the Dormmuler
Weekend. September 21th·
29th. Many CQmmuters came
Out 10 participate. and it WaS a
great success! We kicked off the
weekend with a Commuler vs.
R.esidents volleybaU match in
Ihe gym at 6:30 p.m. The CQm·
muter t ... m was not to be mat·
ched, and gave the resido!nts
quite a fIshl. l.o.ter that nighl
the CQmmuters helped out at
the Junior class mi>:er "Naz.
Show Us Your Legsl" The mix,
er ..... en had a "Mr. Legs" non·
test Imore COmmuter guys
should have wOrn their
s hort.!I!I . The Commuter
Associalion made posters and
helped decorate for the mixer.
After the mixer, many COm·
mulers spent the night in the
residents' donna. This gave
everyone a chance to feel what
it's like to stay on camp ... stay
..... er with an old friend, or to
make a new One. Saturd.y mor­ning
we began our tunnel pain.
tingl Residents council spon.
sored the activity which started
at 9 •. m. 8/ld lasted unlil S p.m.
Any commuter who $igned up
for the tunnel painting contest
received _ free dinner in the
Kearney Dining hal!, with the
Residents Council and Com­muter
A.wJci$lion picking up
the tab. The commuters tried
their best to paint the new Com­muter
Association logo (NCA­N
...... reth Commuter As.socia.·
tion). If you haven' t seen it
ye1. go down to lhe tunnel.
and check it oul. Aiter painting,
aU our "artists" Went 10 dinner
and ssmpled the very "in·
teresting" dorm food! On Sun­day
8/ly CQmmuter with any
energy left may have seen Alia
ill BJuntUrla..d ;n the Arts
Centent4:00 p.m. The produe.
lion was not only entertaining
and unique, but ;t also com­municated
the very ...n0lU
nuclear issue.
The Dormuter Weekend was
a good time and quite a .""""ss.
The Commuter Assocailon
would Uke 10 continue sponsor·
ing events like this in the fur·
ture. If you have 8/ly ideas or
would Uke to help out, feel free
10 CQme to one of our meetings
IThursdays" 12:45 p.m. in the
Clubs and Organization.
Room). or drop a note in OUr
SU88estion box loCIied near the
commuler mail folders.
Say, What's Cookin'?
WIIATS COOKIN'??
Something new has bH:n add·
to Ih~ Giro",., II', ",,!led
"'hat', Cookin· .... nd e,ch
"'" wiU le""re • favorite
cip: of • ~rnJ:,.,r of the
",ardh Community. The
OIli"'! this lime .round
lroes on the popular SCuffed
D.I, .".«ted by Rocky Mad��
lina. Director of Security and
rely. So if you've got an old
mily flvorite 111.0\ you'd like
shire with .... drop it off
}'PM and doublc-~ - in
e GIoaMr folder ouWdc tho:
IIderJr-I offll)lt. ('T1>ey win be
inted in the order they are
oeived.1 MANCIA!I
:OCKV'S SUPER SPECIAL
SOFl'BALL MARATHON
STUFFED PIZZA
:narc i~ ,1M .mild 0(" ..........
lWidll 0Jirury Giwdl
llina l '
lhl. Chopped Italian ... ,....
linQlOf "ncaacd
clove G..lie, minoed
Iat,s.,e,> Oowni on . silver or
3 larse JfU1I peppers • diced
3 <;1.111 mushrooms (4 oz.l or
I IbI. of fresh &Ilced
mu~rooms
2 po. Chopped rl'OlO'n opinach
1 tbll. Italian olive oil
3/4 .:up hrmeoo.nlRomf,no
C.-led Chco:te
I lb.. W..h.o le Moaarclla chcae IIsp. Orcpno
Soil and pepper to talle
f'\UiIlj n
Some .. abo¥c u~,
R~ Italian .. ....., with
2: It.. Hambuti ... add 2: It..
1t.liJln wine oliva (pitted) and
add one-n.1f cup bu.'JUndy
wi ne when ~oolCi n B.
Soute in large covered fry p&II
untiltenc\e1 . Z5-30 minutes!
"u~.. , Iuse ro.stina poon «
deep dish P;- v-n.IIWO Ills. of
doo.lih for boItom and Iidea and
one lb. for top.) Shape dough to
fit bottom and . n sides of pan
owrlloppi"8 .bout I". Drain
IiUin .. in mlander. Add Iilti",
evenly. tprinklc with 314 cupol
grated choesc and cover with
slioed mou.a",l1& choese. ADD
lop layer of pi ... dough ute.
prcsNpi", and crimp ed&es.
Bake at 325 de,rul lor
appro:r;ilMtely JO minuleo in
prehNlfd oven. Re..-e lrom
oven and awer with MUOI!.
'Piccs. and sliced mo:r.r.o.rella
lother toppi"l' may be addedl
and repl&ce in OVen to complete
bakill8 IIntil ehoese m<:1~ and
browns l,pprOK. 20·30
minules),
REMOVE AND LET Sf AND
TO COOL fOR 4Q.45
MINVTES BEfORE
CUTTING ..
lDependin, on .mounls of
p rlie used. il it advisoblc 10
ha~ • '-rtIC botlle of Scope or
Listerine- on twond .. lhat you do
not w.rd off .ny IVcol nllmber
ofldenda.)
RNJOY!I
7
Series Part II:
What To Do If ...
When laken to Ihc Police
S I al l 0 n :
I. Don'1 \.llk 10 anyone. ex·
ccpllo Ii"" your nlme .nd ad·
d ..... without HtJI talltillll with
• '-wyer. Anything you MY can
I.D(! probably wHJ) be used
"pi""l you..
2. You ohould hepormiUed 10
keep telephoni", until you
TCKh . '-wy ....
3. If you are. minor" und ...
• 16 in New York State. you
have. righl 10 telephone your
parent •• nd • lawyer.
4. Youa",entilled lo,lawyer
I"", of charge if you con"'" al·
lord . lAwyer,
5. If you have & '-wyer on.
pendillll cho'F. you ahouk! leU
lhe police you ha~ • '-wyer
aDd you wanl your '-wycr pre-­-,.
6. You have an .t.oIute righl
10. lawyer if the police are a.k·
i"3 any questio", that may in·
"rimlnlle you.
1 . Remember. you do _
have to lip .nythi ..... cw:tl •
w.iver card, without Ita .... a
'-wyer present 10 assiII ""'.
8. Sign only • record al y<IW" 'tTU\. In . ppearance: ticket.
and . r_Ipt for properly.
9, II you ItC brou&ht to the
police Illation wilhoul beIn,
pIIlCed under .rrest, note bow
Ions you .... detained.
10. If you are injured. ~
llIia to the dealt; off.,.. .....
mediately. and ..... to be takat
to tbe hospital.
The Alcohol Reality
'air Bllbblea,
11IiI iI my IIeCOnd year ~vi"8
, camp.... Lasl year as •
eshman while feeling my
• y. I fcll .little off murse.nd
!pIt to be led by the DOte by
ild. drl.n.km, fricnds. As Hrst I
dn't mind but then il was ...
., too far. I know I was livilll
:ainst my morJoi.t .nd more
,~ w.y.. but getting .11
'''8M lip in personal confiic~.
iU$llet it happen. This yur. I
as ru.tennlned to come back
>ing what I reIOHy like. OImi",
y ~ .nd bei", comfor·
bIc in my OWD company. But
... y people won't acoeplihe "* me. I've gone oul • few
"" aI~.dy this ..,mesler
,ving. to be honcst . •
ise .. bIc time. I know what I
• nl .nd f«I IIIilty for malting
y..,1£ Iitlt .nd not livin& my
:st in my daNa. I'm _uti·
cia! bull_nl lhe flftdom to
lve more control over my life.
:t oertain frlendsdon·I"""m to
n-pI !hi •. Bubblel. on thc
hole. th_.~ nice people I<l
is difficult to tell them how I
el without aoundill8 like I'~ ... """'. No Lo"llcr For Me
ear No Lemler,
A qllote by John S. Mill on the
'bject of Uberty: "Geniu.s can
~y bruthe in .n .tmospbe~
f,«darn." TIWt may not 'PP'
Iy to your sil,..tion direetly. bul
you con associate with II in your
new growth .nd wifdom. A
lack of freedom todo whal you
.~ <XlInfortabie with·ln body or
mlnd,"n often .lter your
desired perfonn.aoce. Some
students ......... .,-., e&$lly
than otben with their ar;ciaJ
colend!tn booIted 10 the lilt.
This does not imply lhal you.~
slow. It jusl may be that their
porM)Tl.1ities are more ae·
customed to this Itiod of ~Ie
styit'. Sci", happier by}"OW"J<C1f
.. oflen • lip of indcpenden.ce
and malurity. and you should
besIn to ~ this .bout
yourself: it teDds to take .w.y
Iroe timc thaI is more .ocially
aox:.:ptable to be Jptnl with
othe ... but you need to be com·
fortable with who you '~. lOll.
Try- refusing AI first by .... k. ine elICU-' IAcademi<; _
.... ai_yo quick aDd tillY 10 in·
venll. Spend the lime you need
alone and make yoursell ocarce.
Most imponanl is to be your..,1f
arou.nd . U Iypes of varied
Irlendl. n.o.e that take you ..
you .... will alw'YI be there. It
it . n important part of deepen·
ina .... y kind of relalionship
when one begins to cban,gc Ind ,row ill a dilf", ... 1 dir«tioc\.
'fhoK that do not SIIy. you pr0-
bably wouldn'l wlllI to hang
around with . nyw.y.
Bubbleo
from PII~ 1
the long ten:rt effects of the law
will bebeneroclai becaui\C "kids
won't &lin drinking until they
""~ rcached .....,., point of
maturity." A ltaff member is
• bo "pro-21" becaU$e ~
reIOJu.c. that tram" fatalities
will moat Ultely decreue sinot
IIIia was lhe rcoull whcn lhe
lepl age Wll first changed 10
the age of 19. That i.lhe biggest
reIOKIn given by II>o$e who ' liP­por1
the .. iM!: less drinki"ll.nd
drivina llhat's whll'.wppoR<!
to happen anyw.y/.
As SIlted bef_. 1 dis<::o:rvered
the majority of the people
.lIrvey-of .)1 age groups-to be
.tronglyoppoted 10 the upping
of the age, Thcre were mlny
!ogic&l re ___ lor lheir view.
point.: it eould lead to secretive
drinkins in places where it
.bouk!n·t p.e. Clrsj; il'. UN.;"
to be able 10 vote. go to war .
smoke •• nd even act married .1
18. yet lIiII not be old enough to
drink : it woo ' t ch.nge
established drinking pat!eml;
and, as one student pul il .
"there', no. on maturity."
Maoy 19 .nd 20 year oIds
who are lepl DOW- but won'l
be come December I -a~
upset by lhe flC! that tbere ex·
isIlt no grlndlathcr elau..,. AI
one 19-year old asked. "How
can I be Jepl now. yet. In 3
mont1ts lram now, when ['m 3
mont1ts older, be no Ion&er
1c:p17" It·. oerllliniy • tou&h
qllestion to Inswer.
Durin, my quest lor
"'$pOI",". one f,culty member
who coiled the law "looIish."
observed that "prohibition 01
sales will not lead to respo.ui·
TUTORS WANTED: TutOfS fOf various courses al Nazareth. especially
Accounting. Foreign Languages. Math. Stalistics IOf Behavioral Science,
Elementary Statistics. Economics. Computer Science.
Pay: $4.00 per hour
To Qualify. student must ha .... e recei .... ed at least a B + in the course to be
lutored.
Apply: AcaOemIc Advisement Center 5-11 - NOW
ble dri nking." She added.
howevcr. lhat "moreeducotion
b nee<Jed tow.rdJ rca.ponsible
drinking."
So be~ we SIInd. Ihoclt bet·
ween I roet and • hard place •
Whal will be lhe dfm of this
'-W for many Nu studcnls7 for
one thins. it me.ns ki.W.ng
Sugar Daddy'l frid.y night
Happy Hour goodbye. Soys
M .... ger M' rilyn Sal ..... n •
"We'lI definitely miss the kids.
Tbcy're • group of n;ce. well.
beha"" pet>pIo who ha~ been.
plus for us."
Marilyn has mixed foell"8'
on the law iiSlell. bul oIill ex­lends.
warm invi\.ltion leven
liter December II lor Nu
stlidtn15 10 come down and en·
joy lhe lacililicl-repnlless of
whether you drink or not. Mn.
Sal ....... U abo open 10 IUUCS'
tions and f-tbKk on how
Supr Daddysan 0Ii11 provide
• good time.nd , gel·together
haven lor soon·to-be minors.
On amp"' .• cwrdlng to the
RQitlentiaJ Ufe H.ndboolt. a
1)-5_1 .... ,M­......
_
~SBEQIN
GMAT - SEPT •• HCW. "
LSoO.T· NOII.' ~
GRE·tel. S. DE(;. 7
MCIIT • Jo\H. 21. 'filii
[I,U· FEB. I:J ~ ...-._..,".,"_,,1_1r0__
college-wide policy in mallttl
of ak:oIIOt will change 10 0Dft­form
with the New York SlaCe
Iawwbich~dloctivcon
December I. 1985.. 'That law
prohlbits tbe .. Ie: or sivina 01
alcohol to .nyone under the asc
of 21. The perl<ln providm, tbe
alcohol brnk. the law. not the
perton o:on.wmina it. figure
thai OUI.
After all tbis, I ...- all
anyone COn do now U _it 10
sec whal haPP"'l when the
neW law goes inlO dfect.
CM",es will occur. bul will
Ihey be,..ad or bloc!? Appment.
Iy. only time will tell
DAY CARE
ASSISTANT NEEDED
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seeks assistant interested
in caring for children.
Flexible morning hours
and good salary.
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223-9269
[ CREATIVE CORNER
The Freight Train
There it goes. t tpOtled •
yellow spectrum sta nding
brave .nd distinct against the
green ohrubbc:ry. It coukl be
one of many_.. flow..... 1M
sun's rdl«tion 01\ the momil\3
dew? Would not _In only
II1Ivcler or • Wlnodcrin& poet
h.l.ve cared 10 amwef ... ture's
cry? [ pessed too qllick.ly­mustn"
be distracted by the
repelUng mlspll«rnent of Ihe
world's chain. So ['U push on,
blinding all that il .bout 1M.
devutuing Ihe nniut
«ganisms until they Ire left
.Ione in their h.abilal obocrving
wbc.., I have lre.ded llpon. I
cannot flf>d ~ of the in­stinctual
orpniam& no matter
howolowly I "ide to. halt--but
the cargo is havy on my hKk!
My speW de<;.tqcl u t rome
to my fi rst 51adon with much 10
offer in my travels-food pro­ducts,
lumber, .nd. nriety 01
metal$. They d~nd on me--I
am a weloomill3 aighU Yet they
wince at the Ii.,. th ... trenglh­
·for lam noI. oubw.y tramcar­rying
inlelleclu.ol, .ttractive
people: convcnina business in
my cars. [ am not an Amintk
carrying those that bea.>rne •
plitt 01 me, making me their
homes.nd looking OUt my win_
dow •. I am I freight lrain c.rry­ing
cargo left .~ WMn the
profit is axnplete-I who im­print
the linlesl ...rut of the euth
as I go off .;1'110 my naC point
of return.
'"'" new -"ipment brinas me
Mad on to a variety of birds. In
£loc ks. they fly from my
devalitoting approac:h. I _ the
trees 51ill rattling from their
presoence. I ClllI for tM ere-tures
of flight 10 return. But In blatlnt
acreams. I push them further
into the c ........ until the hands
of grace and toky dOuolve them
from my vi»on yearning.
The CIIrgo is heavy
I fttl I piercing ~ in my
engi"" ..... Win I be In empt~
freight trlin I'U$Iin& with old
dismantLed machlnery until my
body iI nnehl", but I'U$I and
debris in every lea!On's wind11
am determilW!d tMt death nne
take me while I am pounding
On the triCks made for me in the
hill ....
I _ -"dhlng there. sitting
aJona the tracks. A flwn is 1ooIr..
"" beyond my J>e.lli&hl$ as I
forxe near. His anUers are just
hezjnning to sprout--bravc
youogthi", he iI. who doo:s nne
run with theolhers. His ears on·
Iy perk heel< from my deafening
!IO\Ind. bUI hlseycsarecalm u l
draw nur.
Pawn from the hilb. your in·
terest inlerests me. Even as I
nome to I Iuolt diuctly not 10
you. ~ the mountau...
51i1l you wail until my destina·
tion is 0<1 hold. The shipment
will wail. no one will touch il.
W~ ..... "nt~M.I""". enliV!len·
eeL and In one lilenl moment. a
young buck ar>el I f<eight train
have .ec:cpled e-ch otM' in the
midst 01 common grounds from
Irealled ,rounds very un·
familiar with the other' s. Yet, in
a moment undeciphered. you
are entra~ IIOII>Chow! You
flee InlO the hills!!
I know you In: tlleu. You an:
clMe 10 me. I I\(>ar II\(> rustling
Tunnel T -Shirt-­A
Naz Trend?
by Nina Dello St.lllo
In 1971, while touring
EnJIand, Pal TinJIey nnei=l
8OD'IC London IttM wearing a
very unique T-Illirt. The obiMS
displayed. map oIlhe l.Qndon
subway system .nd rud
"Travel London."
In 1981 Pit came to Nuareth
and was ""ciled to rtnd that the
rollcge had il$ own tunnel
~ The ide. And her!bat
il would be re-Uy nal to havea
T-shirt similar 10 the one $be
uw in London.
This summer. as ........ ger ol
the Bameaand Noble bookslore
on camp<u, Pat preaenled lhe
concept to her liafl. They liked
the ide. Ind encourase<l her to
pursue it. Her nut step was to
rtnd a blueprinl olthe NUl"'"
nels. Jim Du nkin of
MainlenatlOl! .. pplied Iter with
wluot she ~. He found a
blueprinl inustrati", aU the
buildings on campus and mark.
ed with a dotled Iinc wlle<e lhe
lunnels were. Togell\(>r Ihey
wenl oyer the blueprints and
marked off lhe system. Then
Pal drew up aome Ikelcheland
showed Ihem 10 Morri.
Hazners. Aais(ant MaOljlCf in
chatwe ol clothl", and sills. He,
100. ~ked lhe ide., and 50 !bey
showed Iheir s.ketchcd to dif.
ferenl memhers ol thc: staff and
campus community. Everyone
wu ""cited. even lhe T-slli rl
complony wll Ihrilled.
Thcde$i", ol the T·shirt con·
sists ol I while I>Kksround
with the tMoildinp prinled in
po.trple and lhe tunncI ..... te
done in loid [ol course ifsdone
in the Nu ooIorslflt bears the
uying "Travel The Tun .... ls At
Nazareth CoJlqc." This item
represents a un;ned effort on
Ihe pIort of the whole campus
community to Incre&5e school
spirit, and li>ould prove 10 be a
greatseUer.
So if you find youuelf
<CJ)C'Itcdly IoIt In the " Nusub­way."'
or If you don'l even
know itnisled until now. come
on down to Ihe clmpus
bookstore and gel yourxU lor
5OmCOlle ebel one of these ""at
shirlo.-unique only 10 Nua<eth
Collesel
01 the Ircc:o.-too crisp and
steady to be !be quinlcMencc ol
""ture', whisper to !be trtta.
Ha"" I CIo.elel6ly nne inspected
my CIJlO to ha"" frightened
you fI01 An: my J>e.llights pier·
dnl an undilated focus.--for I
have loIt direction. 1 implant
myaeLf back on Ihe embedded
Iracb.
I speed throu&b .in- the
CIofllO is apect...:! and I am olf
lCh...tule to !be nat Slltioo. I
cannot ICe another crcatutt II
larae aller havi na found .
without &elrching, the most
minule insect. My headlighu
are heaming everywhe. e, Some
creal uru shun their ,Ia.e.
Oth .... stay silent in my deafen·
ina dialect. Could they nne heIor
Ihemaelvea speak? I come
throbbina u. 10 !be nat Slltioo.
Othera are wallin&- I lum my
Ilghu low u. my moments ol
despair. They do nne know the
damqe 10 my engi ..... Even U.
my ~iI~""'< thr.y ...... nd one step
back U lhough my shrill echo­ina
again51 metal tracks were
more pleaaina to the ear. Only
then lhey would nne submit
their fOirl as !be sileooe would
be filled.. They would only then
rctnOYe !be old and "-d the
nat -"Ipmcnt. aut wh,ot is this
last item embnoed. being 10
aenUy pIacftI in the axnparl·
menl closest 10 my lev....., I CIJI
Tunnel Painting
Contest
by UE Sar.smlt
N .... reth ·1 a""ual tunnel
p.olnlina ooale$! took place on
SaturdlY. September 21.
o..sia;ned to promote imI8i"'"
tion and creativity, !be event
has become a tradition for Ihe
N .... relh eommunity. It is
spon..,.-ed by lhe Rc.,;denl'.
Council. and is open 10 IU who
wi-" to plrliciplo!e. either In·
dividually or on teams ol up 10
four people. 1be coot~ bepn
aI9'.m. Salurday lDOI"fIins,and
concluded at .pproIimalcly 5
p.m. AU painl and brushu we.e
lupplled, courtesy of
Tctehne.·s In Pittsford.
The enlries were judged in
Ih.tt CIolrgori .... 1!cst Painling
loveraUl, Most Original •• nd
MOIl Bizarre. Judging lhe non·
Ie$! w" Fr. Leo. Ted Clam ......
and Sr. Mqdden. The prir.es
included pit a:rtiflClltes for pQ­....
, P&Dtuy Records. lill
Gray-.. Cold Tower RcsI&U .... I,
Ind mor~.
Winner's 01 the contest will
be featured in the next issue of
the eM:"" ', as the n&me$ were
u""vlilable at !be time thla artl·
cIe w" wrilten.
t..rely feci il$ weigh!.. ....
II is you my fieeins friend!
Gentle timid creature, whal
Iuove you done? You (cared the
f •• t train ..-t who had
more h"man qualities than !be
hunter th" has left you
ddeated and wounclcd on my
journey I" your fatal desllny.
YOII struggle most 10 move
aw.y (rom my engine but liill
my headlightsllare" you even
!bough I h,o"" chIrkened them
with n:mone. Youcrinae at the
auditory impact ol my whee15
.inat the tracb even Il>ouJh I
am only- &liding slow e_gh 10
_ every blade ol grass. to com·
fort your pain. Foolish you",
spedman. I _ yo ... held pro­udly
OUI the door.s though teU.
inl other dwelle .. you'vc come
home. hiding th~ hideous
wound. T1>ere are no windows
on the freisht train. They can­nne
ICe insick ol me- only your
preaence ~njoyi na nalu re',
pfll.
I come to a halt nelt the bil'
gest hill I have yet ICCn. You a n:
free. aprouting deer. I would
not ClrTY you to desiru<;iion.
Oth .... win be waiting, perha~
IhooIo: !bat you will lee love u..
lite.! ol glare, louch instead of
impact. Limp back into the
woods and let natu.e su.rround
Ind emb..,., YOU. dealh may
nne lake you now. Go now
you"3 hoovcd creature. I can
see birds. small rodenil, does,
. nd deer Wallill.Jl in the hills.
I watch them in !>armany
with nalure. gr.paing and heal·
ina you - IS you will nne fltt
from them. you will nne, as ol
yet, exit from Ibis world. ~
the sun bring you wlrmth and
lhe beouty in vi»on ol !bedying
Ind chIwnlna days. Let the rain
pour 10 love and IcknowJedae
the differ~nce when lightening
dashes Md droplets pound.
You will ICe. if not 1\(> ... !be
fn:i&hl trau. again. II passes
theac ,,,,Ids and hills numerous
timet. It wiU be an Imprint in
your memory ol 1;0,. or a fear
~ $hanJd and only ~
for you ~ unafraid if only
for a curious time in ~. Win
you be perched aIon& lhe lratb
in a cycle 01 inllruoneooe? My
head6ghl$ will be beoming but
you wi ll ICC it dark and 8Often·
ed. My voice wi!! ..... ch the toky,
only you will hear music. I wiU
lea"" this hiD now. I h,ove my
imprint ol';or $hanJd and will
.... tch this vision before me
.w.i.t.h. .e.a..c h time I fXIf"M t..rJinI There i$ an Amtrak up Dead.
I _ a child pointinl lO me with
fascination. I am not too f ..
behind. My heIodlighll brighlen
just enough to llare. The child
laugha. il$ mother &mile.­Then:
it goea! I dinHnctJy tee
a ytllow Oower I""".,.. the
green :shrubtItry as 1 speed
ac.OSS the trick .. • my
headlights beaming. my fuel
pumping. my voloe . ea<:hl",
t .... """'ntoiru.. Wi",edouilinel
return from when: they ClIme.
Iandina 011 and ahakinl the
brand>cs from my call 10 the
sky. Every few miles then: are
differenl cmalun:uiltina aJona
lhe side ol !be trICkJ. .. lao by
with ca'io 011 my ~ck,
oeIri:>rating a wooder restored
in !be interior ol !be freisht
Irain.
by lAma Davl
Creative Editor Speaks Out
ee.r N.uareth Community.
The Crea6vc Corner ol the
GIm ..... needs oriJina.I pacini. ""* and any and all other
forms of creal ive written
material. Yes. I'm talking 10
YOU. and everyone else who
has wriUen anything lhat you
Ihink ",meonc else mighl wlnt
to read. As the .... w Cre-IIve
Edllor. 11m 1ooIr.i"l forw.rd to
the proopecI of P"bIiahIIl.JI II
many N~ral...:! workl ..
pouibJe. It has been lOy obItr·
Vltlon that the Creative Comer
is I vital part olthis newspaper.
a fealure thai is eagerly an·
ddpated in each iMue. I have
,Iso noticed lhal people who
wrile gral Ihing. wanl Ihem
<eld. Now, I don't know ,bout
you, bul it ......".10 me that Ihll
is one ol those perfect·type
sillalion&. So.let" lel OUI there
10 !be e«..",r folder In !be
Shults Cenler or 10 Robin
AlliaoII'1 [that's me) main­ncar
!be commuler Iockera on
tbe main floor u. Shutll and
SIIrtlubmittina some .ellly u·
cellent material! I solemnly pro­m""
to read evcrythinl and to
never laugh unless il$ funny.
Please! The G/ea",rwants you.r
.,."",
Well. thai', .111'"" JOIIo .. y
and I'd finish thilleiler e.ccpt
for one order lhatlluove 10 pass
on from my editor·in..:hid, .nd
believe me, you' re lu~ky 10 be
getting off wilh only one, Due
to a vlriety of very aood
reuons, which I'dbemorethan
willing to .eLate 10 each and
every one ol you pe.."".uy. I
need to uk that all lutmltled
material be signed. While I am
nne Ible 10 publi-" any unsign­ed
material !bat I n:ceive, !be
baM has .greed to nonside.
prinling "anonymOlls"' Or Ihe
IUthor'S inilials in place oIlhe
name for those who wish 10 re­main
unknown. Bu~ this con­aideBllon
will be pvcn ONLY
to those w"'*' name Ippears
oa the original submilt...:! copy.
In OIhe. word&, we at !be
GIIa",rwill respect you. ilknti·
Iy if you willresped our wi&hes
for subrnissioa.
Thanks for your lime.
Robin Allison
Creative Editor
t ENTERTAINMENT
Arts Center Announces Busy Season
by Lorna Davl
The Arts Center of Nazareth
College anOOUnCff iu 19th
staSOJI of variety and entertain·
ment for adult and youth JU.
diel1<'e5.
Comedy greeted adult
aduicrn:es in September when
the Second City National Tour·
ins Company from Chicago
returned for its third ..,ason
opener On friday, September "'. In a rollicking revival of the
50s, eight sin8ers and dancers,
headli~ by Jill )Your Hit
Parade") Corey takes the stage
for. tune(ul and lavish produc­lion
of HowSw«r It W .... Satur­day,
October 12.
On Friday. November I, the
di.tinguiohed actor Pal Hingle.
recreates his role of Thomas
Sdison-a pan Hingle originally
porlrayed in the General Elec­tric
wmmerctala)·jn. two>hour
preSMtation, TIwmas ~ ..
f/$~rimI$ 0( a 0..0; ....
The sil So.-wlill (or Violin <md
H"'P"ic/ootd, by Johann Sellas.
lian Blch, will be perfonned by
internationally acclaimed .,­tists,
Sonya MOnos<)ff (baroque
violic) aoo Barbara Harbach
(harploichord). The firsl three
Sonew will be played on Sun­day,
October 27, followed by
Sonalall4 through 6 on Sunday.
November 3. Both perfnr.
rnaJlUS will begin at 3 p.m.
~
Th~ American Ballroom
Theater .... ises dance tn one of
its finest forms as th~ C(lmpany
perfDOl'lS da~ styles ranging
from t h~ Fo~Trotand the Waltz
tn the Rumba and the Jitterbug.
on Saturday. November 23.
New Year's Eve brings th~
Copexties-the famed frs temity
of black tap dancen from the
1930$ and '405 tn the stage for
two classy and en~rsetic shows
at 7 and 10 p.m.
The National Black Touring
Circuit returns with twn
dynamic presentations of two
extraordinary men·Dr. Martin
Luther King and oinger Paul
Robe5Ofl. I H~ a Dmom tells
of th~ life of Dr. King from the
Montgomery bus boyCOltto his
assa.matinn. in dialogue fnrm
with traditional music. and will
be performed Friday. january
17. 1986. All £.,.e1l;"8 wilh Paul
Robesoll is a cnncert nf
Robeson's great songs. with
dialogue belween numbers
Henry V Lives On
At Media Center
by J oan Grout
Laurence OUvier's famous
motion picture version nf
S .... kespeare·s Henry V will be
shown at Naureth in the
Library's Media Center E On
October 15. at1 pm. It is spon·
sored by the English Depart·
ment and Sigma Tau Delta. and
admission ;.. free. Henry V was
chosen as an appropriate play
by Olivier near the end of
World War II as a boost to
British morale. since the pLay is
nationaliSCic in tone and depicts
an English victory over great
odds.
The test of the play was cut
back by One· third. and the
, • .,.",e of Falstaff's death from
Henry IV; ParI If was added.
The music is said to be the besc
!ICOI"e dOM by William Walton
for Olivier's productions of
Shakespearean plays.
The movie ia unique ill that it
combines outdoor actinn scelles
{the battle of Aginoouttl and
scelles of the Globe Theater. in
which the play ia produced as it
would have beell ill
Shakespeare's day. In additinn.
50me of Ihe seuings and
costumes were inspired by the
medieval illustrations in Ihe
Duke of &rry's "Book of
Hou rs" and Froissut·.
··Chronicle$.·· and are done in a
shallow. stylized perspective.
The courtship 5CClIe with King
Henry and the French Princess
Katharine become. a decorative
miniature.
If you remember reading
Henry IV, Pari I in English
Survey class. this i. your chance
10 discover what happened to
Prince Hal and Falscalfl
highlighting the Ufe oJ this con­troveraial
man. This presenu,·
tion will be on Friday. April 4.
For the flrsllime as part of the
Arts Center series. the Opera
Theatre of Rochester will per.
form the Kurt Weill C(lntem'
potary opera. ThrUfUn"y
ap..... The performances will
be held on Friday. January 24.
and Saturday. January 25. Eric
Allen Hanson. Sherry Zannolh,
Stephen Marku5Ofl. Linda Page
N.,.,Uy. and Nande Kennedy
star in the production.
Marcel Marceau. a favorlteof
world·wide audiell""" returns
to the Arts Center to give his
classic mime presentalion on
Friday. February 28.
To helpcelcb .... te SI. Patrick's
Day and the [ri~ spirit, Tom.
my Makem and Llarn Clancy
retum for their fourth engage·
ment of $Ongs. cheer and good
ole Irish merrimellt on Friday,
March 14.
From the PeopIe's
by Robin Allison
For one nighl this month.
Nazareth is going back In the
19505. for those who long for a
retum to this seemingly idylUc
dt:cade and for those of us who
have been wondering what il
was really Uke during that
mythi«1 "Happy Days" era.
the Am Center's presentation
of "'How Sw.,.,t It W ..... Your
fabulous Fifties Show" pro­mises
10 be a fantaSCically enter·
taining evenill$ for everyone.
WrillCll by Barry Harmon-an
Emmy Award winning writer
for ''The Carol Burnet! Show'"
Youtheatre Presents Babar
by Marlene N. Tamuccio
Saturday. October 5. the An..
Center of Nazaretb Coll~e
Youtheatre Program presents
Ihe Toronto Oa~ Theatre in
the ballel presentation of &lOOr
the Elepiognr. an enchanting
SCory for the whDle family.
Based on the Jean de Brunhof
"'Sabar" books. the story lell.
of • little elephant who flncb
wealth and love in Ihe big city,
the pia"" h~ wande red to after
h;" mother's dtath at the .... nds
of a hunter.
Bdritnded by a rich old lady.
Babar becomes an elephant of
elegance, behavin8 like a lrue
aristocral; he dresses in flne
dothe$. he learns In spell. and
he even learns how to drive.
carl But in the end. the lilll~
e lephant lir es of the
$Ophisticated life-style. and
returns to the jungle where.
because of bis experiences with
civiliuuion, he is proclaimed a
hero and crowned king by the
other animals in his domain.
Every holidlY ""a50n, for the
past several years, thi. has been
a favorite show in Toronto,
Ferhaps its populari ty is due to
Don lld Himes' fait hful
representatinn of the original
&lbar tale. or it may be the
result of the simple. but effec­ti"
e. dances and mime bils
Himes has created for the
various characters.
Married st udents arc en·
cou .... ged to u"" their FREE
tickets for Ihis performa~. as
it proves 10 be an e njoyable
time for the whDle family.
Tickets are $5 each, or 54 each
for groups of 10 or more. and
are availabl~. t the box office,
or by caUing 586-24ZO.
of China. Ihe Peking Acrobats
stage SOme of the moat stunning
acrobatics eve-< ....,11 as well as
$Orne seemingly impossible
feats of daring and balance 011
Sunday. April 20 at 7 p.m.
Jim Sheridan, a noted sctot.
writer. and director from
Ireland. performs a one·man
show. Waili"8 (or B«~en, aboul
the life. e~pe ri encn. and
quotab'" anecdotes of the great
playwright. Samuel Beckett,
performances Friday. April 25.
For ynung people. their
familie$. and even the young at
heart. the Youtheatre Program
presents a wonderful selection
of shows.
On Salurday, October 5. at 1
and 3 p.m .. the Toronto Dance
Theatre will perform a ballet
derived from the ch ildren'S
classic slory of &lOOr the
Ekpioglll.
Another children'S classic.
Alice in W01Iderlon4, becomes
an opera, humorously perform·
ed by the Baroque Opera Com·
pany of New York nn Saturday,
November 2 al I and 3 p.m.
For the holiday season. the
Youthealre Company turns 10
the C.s. Lewia Chronicles of
Namia for the magical tales of
Digory, ~ M<lgicWlII ·&Nq,Itew.
in e leven performances ,
November JO-Oecember 23.
Raffi, C.nada·s leadin sill$er
and reco rding arti st of
children's $Oogs. pe.-fo ... ns
Saturday. January 18. 1986 at J
p.m.
Following the s\loCCCSSf .. l
presentation by the F.....ous
People Players, the Y 0IId>e.0.1R!
Program presel1l$ _notlIer ill­credible
black 6gb! tbeate.­show
. Ta Falllaofilla. a
multiC(llored. i~vellig!ll
into the world of fantasy. Ibis
will take place on Sat"""",
April 12. at 1 and 3 p.m.
To include tbis varied pr0-
gram of enlertainmeat for
childrell. the Youtbealre c....­pany
gives a rqxise perfor·
mance of The ~ .. /JoIar.
May 16-June l. This awa ni­winnin8.
critiCIIlly·acc:t.imcd
Aurand Harn.. play ptl,
treats a most difflc:ull ~
the meaning 01 life and d...rn.
Show time. 10.- the adult
I~des. unl es otherwise
spcclfled. Ire at g p.m.
A membership ~ is
now under way at the Ar1$
Center.nd will aJlltinueduril!c
the summer montlu. To
become I member. a """""*
mIlS( purchase lickts for any
four Of more &bows ladull
andlor Youthealre! 011 the
""ries. There is DO additional
fee for a membcl"Ship. Sin&le
ticket sales begin September 2.
For additional W.,..",.tion.
contact the box olf"tce. 42U Eul
Ave., or call 586-24ZO.
Tickets Easier
For Your Con"eruel>ce ...
The free tickets thai you
reserve for your cbosen shows
may be picked upat the bo:<of­fI""
Monday·Thursday prior to
tach sbow chosen. For more in·
formation. «II tbe ho~ offi"" al
otfie'iros o";Oct. 12
and for '"All in Ihe Fan,ilY"'lhe
show stars Jill Corey Iformerly
of "Your Hit Farade'") and a
cast of eight talented .ingers
and dancer. and six musicians,
The ~ow combines an ex·
uberant mixture of hit songs.
popular dances. and'50s sty les.
and includes a nostalgic look al
some shampoo. beer and gas
commercials that definitely Idd
• touch of almosphere to the
presentation. Some of the tUMS
featured in the sbow illcluded
··Music. Music. MUsic" by
Tere!oll Brewer. "'Tenne»ee
Waltz" by Fatti Fage. " Love isa
Many Splendored Thing" by
the Four Lads. "Mona Lisa" by­Nal
King Cole and " Chanoes
Are" by lonny Mathia. One
revi ew ellis tbe show •
'" hilarious. tuneful and lavisl:o
production which fondly recall.
Ihe e ra of Patti Page. JXXldIe
skirts and the PeppermiN
Twist."
Show time ia Saturday, 00-
tober 12 at 8 p. D>. ill the
Nazareth Aru ecm..r. Tickets
are US and 513 for ~ ..
and can be obtained at the to:
officc or by calli"ll 586-2420.
Come on out on October 5th
and cheer our Nazareth men's
soccer team to victory. There
will be popcorn to munch on
and drinks to quench your
thirst at very low prices. These
treats will be served to you by
the members 01 the Biology
club. So don't lorget to come
on out and ... HAVE A BALL!!!!!
€CALENDAR
NAZARETlI IlV£N1'S
• "rtf Center
Solurday. October S, I pm .nd 3 pm . &1>:1, ,It< Elephant
pretented by the Toronto Dana: TIIetotre. Tickets a re 55.00 each,
or for """PS 0( len Of ~, 14.00 each. and.~ availlblc at the
box offi«. Of all 58&2420.
Soturday. October 12. 8 pm . How s-t II Was. For further
Wormalion. conlKllhe bolt office, or 0011 586-Z420.
• ShullJ Centrr
~y. OcIober Z. 10 am - Z pm. RTS Representative
Sp.aks. Sue: WiUis will talk (On bow to use the RTS bus ~.
A book ol bus pqea . • '7 HI"" . will CIO$I only i s . Commuter
AsIocU.tion . nd Nuardh College will pick up the difference.
Cobaret Room. Free.
LOCAL £VENTS
• i!aJll .. uln Hau ...
_.S-tu.day, October 5, through January 1.2 · Exhibit:
I'IIolofraphJc WOI'U Il( J,ucWn ~ ... Brackett· CIa.k Gallery.
[nlernllionl.l Muxwn 01 ~hy. Open Tuesdly through
Sunday. 10.m 10 4 :30 pm . .... dmis&ion 12.00 .dults. U.OO
studenls. free to members. for more inlormalion contact
Barba ... H. ll (271 -3361).
• Memo rial Arl G.llery n.c following.re pI.I 01 lhe FllmfLKllire StrIH' Clnem.
8elwetn the War ..... 11 preoM'nt.lions will be in Ihe .... udilorium.
Admi!4ion is free 10 members . • nd free 10 non.members with
Gallery admi!4ion.
Sa lurday. October 5. 2:30 pm The Ashilre/Rogert
PMnomenon. film is Top Hal (1935) wilh f~ .... st'ire. Ginger
Rogers. Lucille Ball. wilh an Irving Bl:rlin MuoiCIII lOOre.
Lecturer is John Mueller .• ulhor oI .. hl,,;,. Dn~' The MlLSicnl
Fil_
Sundly. October 6. 2:30 pm Chaplln. film ill Modem Ti..­(
19361. with Charlie Chaplin.nd ""uletle Godda.d. Lecturer is
Eliol fintUiChel . .... r1istic Director MIME worluhop.
Saturdly. October 12. 2:30 pm Oro .... We lle.. Film is Ci/iu"
Ka1W (19411 with OrIOn Welles, ./<Iooeph CoIt"" • • nd Agnes
Moorehead. !.codu.er ill Rlc ..... t"GolIin, Professor 01. En&fuh.
Di.ector 01 Film Studi"," Prog ...... t U 01. R.
Sunday. (kIober 13. 2:30 pm . n.e We&ler ... fUm ill
~ (1939) with John W'yrw:o. Claire T.evor. Thomas
Mitchell •• nd John C.rradine. !.codUfCf ill George Gr.II • •
prola.or 01 EIIJIish .1 U 01. R. and film critic [or Cily
Newapoopt •.
• Olympic: RegIonal o.e .. ek>pment Au thorlly
Saturday. November 16 at 8 pm . Be.ch Boy. Conce rt.
Rescheduled from Saturday. October 19. 1'ickcts [Of lhe (kIober
19 petformoJKe will be honoocd "" November 16. Refunds
oI.fe.ed only &I lhe Olympic Cenler 80>: Office through Odober
19. 1'ickdron tickdJ rdunded only Ihrough 1'icketron. For more
infonnation alII (518) 523-3330.
Friday. (kIobcr 4 · J . mea T.ylor Concert.
Sundly. October 6 · Supt!rtramp ami The Mot" .. conc:IP.rt.
Re&erved oM'.ts: 514.50.
TIckets fOf lhe . bove ""enlS are . v. iblble.1 the Olympic
Center 80>: Offioe. Tickctron,.nd all rqular Olympie oullets..
C.U (51SI 523-3330.
• Rod .el ter Conllnunlty !'I.y,,",
Now Ihrough October 12 · P~y: Low", a"" Of""r $tmngm.
For tickel information call 546-6237.
• R. I.T.
Movies: Thuraday. (kIober 3.nd 5. 7:30 and 9:30 pm A
SoIditr's Slory. lnale .... udilorium
Sundly. October 13. 7 pm.nd 9 pm Tho! MOOt. Thai ROtJr~
Ingle Audilorium
For more informali<>n on lhe . bove movie$ caJl 475-Z509.
October 4-5. 1985 New V .... k Sbl te J oint Conferr .. ~e on
.... ~. M rle:. .nd the America •. Six panela in which India will
figure in . major wl y. Rqitt ... tion fce: I18 . t the door; $15 if
prINegillercd. For more infor .... tion contact Dr. l.abhmi Ma.ni - . • Rochester MUlleun, and Science Cr:n ler
Now through November I . Exhibit: 1..ig1rl1'ointi1l& Planetarium
I.obbey c;.Uery.
Sat .. rday. (kIeber 12. 10 am · 5 pm DoII.nd Toy Show.
Ei$enh.ar1 .... uditorium. AdmisMon: 12.00. 11 .50 members.
• SUNY Brockport
(kIobcr 17· 19 and 24026. 8 pm Tho! Mirock Worlt ..... Tower
Fine .... ru Thealre. Admi$aiOn; 54. 53 students with SSG 1.0 . for
more infonnation on the .bove cvenlS. ",111395-5161'.
• United CIIncer Council
Sat .. rday. October 5. S:30 pm . 4 pm Worn"n', Health
Conference '8$. BuUdinS Your MCC Campus. Fee: Sl6. Pre­registration
reqlllrtd. For f .. rther informotion wntad MCC
oItice 01. Communily Sel"'iices. 42405200. ext. 2t98.
• Unlverllty 01 Roch u ter
Film Ye3tiv. l: Wednudiy. (kIober 2. 9 pm '/U"8- o( H~ru.
Strona .... uditorillm. free Admiwion.
Wednesday. (kIobe. 9. 9 pm · Wrillen 0/1 lite Wirad. Strong
.... uditorium. Free AdmlMion.
Fridly. (kIober 4. 7: 15 pm. 9:45 pm . Ik.spe ... tely 5«"i"8
Swo>n. Strong .... uditorium . .... dmi!4ion $i.50.
Saturday. (kIober 5. 7: 15 pm. 9;30 pm· Sta"""". Strong
.... udltorium ..... dmi!4ion $1.50.
Sunday. October 6. S pm - FIlII Moon in Pan.. Strong
.... uditOfium ..... dmlsalon $1.50.
Freshman Class Officers
President. . . . . . . . . . . . . . ........ .. Tom Cincebox
Vice President . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... Kristen Huck
Treasurer. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Mary Belden
Secretary . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . Lisa Conger
Senators . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . Kim Cavanaugh
tEVENTS
French
Open
House
by Kalie Rom ..... 1
If "'quiche"' and "'crcpea"' Ire
famiU .. French WOI"<IlI to YOU.
you are lUre to enjoy Open
HOU-M' .1 the french House,
Thurad.loy. October 3 • • t 4:00
p.m. "T"!m wiD slve you. chana:
to see w ... t I.e Cercle 1'''-;'
ill all .bout, and to dillOOVef the
delicious Y",nch cullure.
If you are intrigued by the
cultu.e and the ~ 01.
F ... "",. I.e c.: .. :Je Fr ........ ~ ....
• \01 to oIfer you. The newly
eleded 01.,,,,"", and the larscr'
than.CYCf SJOUP 01. _mbe ..
are enthusiutic .bout thiJ
semestcr'1 EYCtIts ..... ctivitiea in·
clude • mini·lecture ...,rics
featuring Dr. John 8ealon on
October IS. and Dr. o.vid
Pollard on November 5 . .... llle.:­tures
will be held.1 4:00 p.m.
. nd . re open to the public.
Once I monlh Ihe re lsi COnver·
$lIlion.1 lunch where the
membe.s practice their speak·
ina: skills in • fun .tOeill .t·
mosphere. There ill . 110 • for·
m.1 dinner pll nned for
November.
If this sounds like yo.. cup 01.
tea (or "tMr. your cupolafe ll
come to the Open HoolIC. ()c..
tober 3 Ind get. lUll' of what
I.e Cercle I'ranaoiJ and the
I'.ench HoullC are all .bout.
Sheril Damelio
Dan Fuller
Apartheid Awareness Day
at Nazareth
by Blair MUier
On T .. ctd.y. October S.
NQlfelh CoUqe will ob.M'-rv~
.... plr1heid .... w. reneu o.y. This
program will be sponao~ by
Faculty .... u oci.leo. the
Pellowship 01. R.,.,...,ciUation.
and the Campus Mini.stty. The
pi 01. the program Is to in·
CfUJe Iwareneu .bout the
realitiea 01. apartheMi in South
Africa.
Throushout the dly I film.
" lAst Cr.,... .t Dimburl" will
~ aIIown .1 !be FDnlm. Show
timea . re .chedulcd for 8:45.
10:10. 11 :30 ' .m. and .. 12:40.
1:.45 and 3:10 p.m. Schedulina:
iJairMd . 1 mcouraging both in·
dividual and clasa group ~r·
'icipo>lio<>.
f'ubllcity for " lAst G ... ve .t
Dimbau.·· has caUed it " !be
definitive upo5C of South
Africa', system 01. Iplrtheid. "'
Furthermore. it was "'ftlmed
clandeS!inely under the difco.
lion 01. one 01 South Alriao's
firs! Blick filmmakers. It has
probobly been used more than
any other ftIm to introduce .u·
diences 10 the situation in South
.... Irica. 11 has.1so been widely
criticized for its f.ilure to docu·
ment any 01. th~ Atmn Iiber.·
tioo orp..ni.utions at work
apinst apartheid:'
.... t 7:30p.m. in the f orum, 00
October 8th • • program caIlod
Aportlteid: PoIiIiaJI fUGlj/i4 ond
Q 0visriI>" ~ wiU be
presented. The program is
dIP.ocribed .. an opportunity fu
reflections .nd d isc .. " ioo.
f"eatu~" this prosram will be
Professor Sharon M .. ophy 01.
NuareIh Cotleze """"kina: 00
the political realities regardinc
."" .. he;d. Prnf ........ r J._ Ev.... 01. Cotple RocheSlcr
Divinity School will speak 00
the topic 01.. Christian response
to .putheid. The interaction 01.
these two ~$peCIives is "'"
pected 10 prove both infor·
mlllve and interesting.
Bach Concert Lively,
Reflects His Talents
by Barb P" UerlOn
On Saturday. September 21.
8:30 pm in Wilmot Hall. there
wu I concert honoring tM
th.ee hundredlh .nniver .. ry of
lhe bir1h 01. Johann Sebastian
Bach. The talented performCf$
in lhe roncet1 were as follows:
Sonyl Mont,.,l"! on k.d IHoro­que
Violin; ""mebl McGary on
Baroque Violin; Jan Angus 00
Baroque Plul~: C hrist.1
Thielma .... on Viola dI Gunba;
~. Barba ... Harbach on HB'P'
oichord.
MBA Forum Set In New York
The progwn CO<I$isled 01
"'Sonats VI in G nuojor" and
" oas Musikalisclle Opfer."
which includes right v.rialions
on or>e theme. n... music: w ..
pblyed with • bef,uliful live­ly
and enriched flaYOf. It wu •
truly tremendous and exciting
concert that ""pressed j .. st
_ 01 lhe f. buIou5 and
geoius·like t.lenl of the
Princeton, NJ - Mort than magnificenl almpoacr. J. S.
1.900 persons are expected to
• lIend the MBA fonutll on ()c..
tober "5 .1 the Manion Mar·
quis Hotel in New York City.
They will . eo:eive ftrsthand in·
formalion . boul Muter of
Business .... dminist ... lion (MB .... I
d~from~ntaliveaol
113 nalional .nd international
~Sp-onsored by the Gradllllc
Management Admluioo Coun.
cil ICM .... q. tile MB .... Forum.
have the twofold purpo$e of
helpina: indlviduab to deter'
mine whether the MS .... degree
would be u""lulto them and. if
10. to identify Ihe school, thaI
will best fil their needs.
Workshop' .tlffed with
tdUCIIlional and caroer cxperu
. re held .t e.ch MBA Forum .
AdmiMions procedu~. cur·
riculum. career plannlns. .nd
job .",rch st .. leSies are
discuMcd and .ttendees are en­couraged
touk q uestionl_bout
their concerns.
The admission fee Is 55.00
per dly. which covers .U
scheduled ""enll. There is no
..:Iv.nce registr.lion. For fur.
tber information caU toU ·free
(8001 SZ4· ]802. in New Jency
(6091 73401539. or wrile Na·
UQRlI Coordinator of forums.
CN 6 106. Prince ton. NJ
085<11-6106.
""'. SoaY' MOtII:ISOff 00 Ba""!",,
Vtolln and Barbars Hart.ch on
Harpslc:hord will be perform;na:
six sonatas for violin Ind "''P'
sichord by &choo Sunday. ()c..
tobe . 27 .nd Sund. y.
November 3. The fIrSt three
sonatas will be performed on
the forst Sunday and lhe reo
nuoining three on the foUowing
Sunday. The COflCt'r1s will be .t
3 pm in the main .udilorium.t
Ihe Na.ureth .... r15 Cente •.
Tickets ar~ . valblble It the bent
olfi~. Don'1 miss 1MoM' gre.1
conce.ts in honor of Bach. They
ar~ guaranleed to be .. g.ul as
the last concer1.
Rebuilding Year SPORTS CALENDAR
Day/Date Time HI" V •. Sport
Tennis Spirits High Tues. Oct. 1 ',m , Clarkson MS
Wed. Oct. 2 ',m " Oswego WS
ThurL Oct. 3 '''''
, Niap ... G
Fri. Oct. 4 3:JOpm , Mansfield WT
by Tedd Pullano
'" am just overw~ by
the spirit 01 !hue two l~nniI
tttm$. Thi$ yur wUI be •
rebo.Uldina .,eM. but nett yeor.
w.tch out Division 3." 'Ibe3e
are the words of the new head
coach of the men', .nd
women's tennla INIttI, Annette
SIwopiro,
eo.ch SIwopiro. In her rust
year .t Naarcth COlIqe. was
formerly the "-I <:OIIch 01 the
Monroe Communlty CoIIqe
1enn4 I~ for aU yea .... Last
yur .t MCC .• he led her tums
to records of 8-1 (women's) and
1().2Imen'.j. The men went on
to win the WeJ(em New York
Regional o",mpionship-.
"They just work 10 hard, and
I .... ~ proud 01 e-ch 01
them." c.o.ch SIwopiro aid
.bout her pII~ .... The men's
tram plays. mini IICQOII in the
f.U with the USlllar _son in
the spring. The ",omen', learn
plays aU its mIItches in the f.U
with. ful/length tchedu~.
This faU. the men'. tnom con·
asu el ten de(loted players.
The _ containa COQpWns,
P.J. " Rambo" rape, (wnlorl.
and Todd "Swine" PJoIt;,on.
("""bomorej. Abo on the leam
is ~nlor, Chris laS-lie; Junior.
Craig Laved: sophomores
Kevin Ward. Paul w.ida, Paul
Donahue, .00 Glenn Taver­nie
r; .nd. frelhmen, Jolin
Thomas, and TedcI Puu.oo.
Some Good
Performances
by Nina DrJlo SI.llIo
The wom.oo', lennil team
failed to win • INtd ""inst
Monroe Community CoIIqe,
although the.... were lOme
outstandirw performlnca by
member, ~ lhe leam. Mary
Raub ~ I..a.kewood won her
singles malch in N...,.eth', 7·2
loss. The other viClory wu in
number three doublea with
Kate Melnik (Sy ... cuse( .nd
AM Pater""" (Buff.1o! combin.
ins for !he thtee-If:t victory. In
!he H 10M 10 Oswqo. c.roI
Coondq- (Rexford) won her
match .nd axnbined with J~
Mu"';" ~ F'yetvillc for tIM:
number one doubla viCIory.
The men', learn 10M 7·2 10
Oswego and 8-1 Buffalo Stale.
P.J. P.pe 01 Peufield won Ihe
only s iu,ln m.t ~ h for
N.uoreth. while sophomore
Todd "Swind>eart" PllIi...,
(Honeoye Falb].nd P.ul Waido
(PilUford) lurned up 10 wm
doubled in both malches. Al St.
John Fisher Nazarech won 5-4.
SiD.8IH winne.s were Plul
Wlid •. Kevin Ward IHoneoye),
Tim Carter (Norwlch(, .nd
Clenn T.vemier (Fillmore(. In
addition P.J. P'pe and Kevin
W.rd were doubles Winllol"fI in
Ihia malch.
The women'. leal consists of
eleva! plf,yers. including Cap'
tain, Carolc-n.:Uy, . -oor in
Mr fourth yuz. The other
pIa)'f:Q ~ frubmen Mimi
Chapllnaky. Kale Melnik. Terri
MulKlO and Ann Pdenon;
sophomore. M.rybeth 1!.Ili.s,
Terry DiM.lleo. Terri Morre;
two junior •. M.ry Rauh, and
Sue MorellO; . nd, ,150 •
~, .enior Julie Ta'ffl"'
~.
The learn io chanoderUied by
ill spiril and team play. The
m ..... ber. enjoy getti"ll one
. nother I»y<;hed up for each
milch. with Ch . DI , of
" KEHOE" echoing .11 ItOUUd
the lennis OOUrb. The let!
pIf,)'f:f"$ will \ClIve! down -.th
Ihia spri"'l tn.k, the sirls tour·
illl If:Vf:tal differenl toehoo::>'-.
and .bowi"ll off their arnniDg "". We he .... 1\ lhe Glt<I ..... wish
both leams much S~ and
pledge OUr IUppor! to them.
Fri. Oct. 4 .pm
s.t. Oct. 5 'pm
s.t. Oct. S II.m
s.t. Oct. 5 ,~
Sun. Oct. 6 'pm
Moo. Oct. 7 ',m
Mon. Oct. 7 Tue. . Oct . 8 '',m'''''
'rues. Oct. 8 ' ,m
Wed. Oct. 9 'pm
Wed. Oct. 9 ' pm
ThW"L Oct. 10 'pm
ThW"L Oct. 10
Fri. Oct. II 10.m
S.I. Oct. 12 'pm
S.I. Oct. 12 'pm
S.I. Oct. 12 "m 501. Oct. 12 101m
Mon. Oct. 14 ' pm
Tues. Oct. 15 ' pm
'rues. Oct. 15 'pm
A Juniata Inv. V
,H "H.'. .-. MS , WS Juniata Iny. V
H Niagan. MT
H Well, WS
H St. John Fisher WT
,H 0._ MS , St . John fisher V Roberts Wesley.n WS
,H Buff.1o Stale WT St. Bonaventure V
, EC.<C G , 51. Jolm F"1Shcr WT l,(Moyne MS
,H '" WS , St. John F"lSMr WT Brockport V
H Hooghlon MS
,H Elmira WS Alfred V
Men 'Kick' Out to Perfect Start
by Ubby M,'-'
The Nazareth _n', IOCCCf
learn has b«n doin&an outstan·
ding job this teuon. The
undefeated Colden Flyers have
an impre53ive record of S{L
They are w.ilina in anticipa·
tion for the reaults of !he poll
which wiu ohow how the team
ranks ........ !he ... tion·, top
Division III Ie&mL
N.zareth made. convincing
case f!)ll' ... tional re<:Ogllilion 011
Seplember ISand 21 by srori"ll
& p"ir of ;mpressiv~ shutoul vic­loriq.
Senior Rick Roswick of
Norwich, freshman Dennia
Smyth of Palmyra, and senior
C ... eme Toah, abo of Norwich,
srored the plI in the 3-0
,hu lout .,.i nSI Roberti
Wesleyan 00 Sepcember 1'.
T""" . Ito odded lwo assiSIS
while Ro.wick added one. This
game . 1.., marked lhe rorst
, huloul in goal lor
Trumansburg graduale Andrew
DuMont. who was lorced 10
make ooly rove yves behind •
brillianl CoI<Icn ~r detente.
Women Booters 'Doing Just Fine'
On 5oturday, Sepcembct 21,
in whal has thu:s far been
perhaps e:.ch ~.rl·. moat im·
porla nl Win III 11K yearl.
Nazareth beat p"renni.1 ....
lional power, Buff. loStale. The
ga_, played .1 home, w.s
won, 1.(1011 . pi by F.itpOfl'.
Bob Lasher, an outDndi"ll
ddetlSive effort, with .... perb
pl lend.i.ng by DuMont, who
made four Ava..
Luber's pi against Buff.1o
$tale camo: seven minules into
the pme when he int e~ted
Ihe fullback dear ...... 1 paIS and
IIOOred lhe only goal of the
p~.
by J OII n llf: Gerlock
Coach Jacklin ~ndall·Ward
is proving • point - I hat
Nazareth has. ' tron& women's
soccer program. Devl$ll.led by
the 10M 0( IeadiIl3 toorer. junior
Lynne St~er. Randall.W.rd is
"'~ with the .stan of !he
aeuoa."
The (iffl I.me I,.;nsl
Brocl<pon resulted in. 1·3 loss.
and • seuon Injury to Sl~er.
This was only. mi...,.. If:tback
for Ihe leam. however. The
learn rebounded with . 3·2 win
over the Universily of Buffalo
with ,OIllI by Judy Barrow and
Ana-ela Con;'Uo. U. O'Leary
was aediled with an assi4I 00
theopeni"llplby s.rrow. F!)II'
Conialio, il WII her second pi
oflhe season. Shot: Md the lone
srore til lhe 10M 10 I$rockport.
The le.m conlinuedoo ilsup­ward
swing with a win oyer
Ni.gar. Uniyusity on
Sept ..... bcr 18th. Au inlensely
ph~l pme. Nazareth lrium·
phed with. 4-2 Yklory. n....
fltSl pi wu by -.phorno«­Kelly
Whitmer in the first hall.
A. 10"1 made by N""'II" .... , Je n·
nifer Allen 011 .n usiSl by J'1Iol"
Baker. lied the score lithe half,
1· 1.
Nazarelh proved ilself 10 be
the llronger leam by returning
to lhe foeld . nd ocori"ll three
pia 10 NiagIo ... ·• one. Wilh •
10"1 by Judy Barrow. Nuamh
100II !he lead, wbich !he oppo­nenl
never re~nquished. A pi
by S.ndy Mertz, and then
Volleyball Team Wins Own Tourney
by Tim Rlpdale
Saturd. y , September 21,
N • .,relh held il. .nnual
Volley~U T .... rlllmf:llI. PIr'
tici~li"l leama were Blmira
College, Genesee Community
~, RtT, Fredonia State.
University of Buff.lo, . nd
Nazarelh College.
The finl two games were RTT
""- Ge1Ieosee C.C. on Court l ,
and 011 Court 2, Predonia ""­Buffalo.
Buff. lo wu . Iso
Nazareth'. fltSl opponent. Later
on, this malch up would lurn
,o.u.,t. ..to be lhe championship
n... lou ..... menl was DO!
wilhoul its own brand ~ con·
lroversy. The <:OKh for Buffalo.
Bob MaxweU, wu siven a
yellow card and • red card
when he used Ihe wrona choice
of . d}ectives 10 dexrihe the
refer~eing in hi, ope:ning
IiQItcb. The other Incidenl in·
volved OIl' own Colden flyer •.
Appa .... ntly, the team lined up
in the wfOOl positions 10 .stan
the semi·ftnal ..... Ich apinst
Elmira. N ..... eth was Ieadina
1-0 1\ lhe rimo:., they started
the lTWItc:h over with flWryone
in \heir rightful positions.
The seml·fi ... b resulted in
JUT YI. Buffllooo Court I..nd
Nazarelh vi. Elmira 00 Court 2.
Buff. 1o tool< JUT in lhree games
while N...,.eth swept Elmi ... in
two gamea that weren't even
d ....
Buff.lo.nd Nazareth met f!)ll'
!he lIeCXIOd time in lhe final
pme of tIM: day. The twogama
played were extremely close
.nd well.played both teams.
The runner·up trophy wenl 10
Buffalo. That leaves the winner
olthe 198$ N...,.e\h Volleyball
TOU'""'lYltnl 10 be .... r OWn
Colden !'Iyerl. Congralul •.
""'"
.noIher by Mem: .... lstctl by
I.i~ O' l,('ry. clinched Ihe win
for N • .,reth. Karen Lun~
lOOI"ed Ni.gara'.second ploo
In .osls\ by Claudine Larocque.
1be win OVer Niagar. brinp
the te.m to. 2-1 record. eo.ch
Randall·W.rd SIJIled lhal "'.ll
eleven 100 the foeld) did ..... per
jobI" She io atrcmcly confi·
dent of her ttam and io
"definilely Iooki"ll for • post.
season bid."
Afler the game. COIIch Searl
admilted, 'This wu certainly
our fonesl hour u far IS 1 am
ooncemed. We putlogelher an
.... t~ing game . ninety
minules ~ 000·11"1' 1OCCCf. We
certainly proved lhal we belong
wilh lhe best Division III teams
in lhe nalion.'"
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[( SHORTS
snORTS
• Placement lind Ca.ee. Plannin, Offke
Tuesday evening hours (', pm· 8 pm wiU "~$ume beginnin8
October 8, ]985. I!xC(!J>lions: Thanksgiving R.eceu, 11112618.51:
Christ"""'lnler-.sion: 112J24J8S. lV31185, tnl86l: Sprin,
R~ ' .... II86J. Thetdloy evening houn will end M1y 6, 1986.
• Ca.ee. Semina r.
T'uesday. October 8, ~:30 pm · Job s., .. ch StnlrgJ.u.
Porthole Lounge in tile Shults Center.
TueS<by. October 15. 4,30 pm · Wrltlng Erf.,.,Uv," Re&umel
lind Cover !.elle ... Porthole Lounge.
• Beachcomber Tours, Inc.
H~/p W""kd: AJrr·rimt posilion <MIi"''''' to; col~ stl.dtll/ 10
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• American Cancer Society
V/JIunteerl Needed. If yoo..-e interested in organizinll ~I
events or bec:omina inv/JIved in fundralsina. tbe Americln
Cancer Society 01 Monroe County unit is recruit;na volunteers
and committee members. If you No"" .ny qu..stions pI_ o;:aU
Betsy M/JII a t 288·1950.
• Food for Thought;
An on·going group for those people who Nove a major concern
with food. weight .• ndlor eating patter .... This is noI . diet
I,l.ro uP. MoncIays: 12:3().1:20. Porthole Lounge. startina October
• Test AnxIe ty:
Leam w.ys to fa« your fears, find .h.".Mti"" ways to
apprOllCh ta king cums. 2 oessions: 'TueJday •. October g. 22.
3:30-4:30, Confercr>ec Room O.
• Relatlon'hl ps " Va lues;
A Iook.t differ,..,t v.lues that we brina to relationshipl and
how those affect the quality 01 those relationships. Thursday.
October 3. 7:30. Lourdes Lounge.
• Support Groups
Sc~ ual Abu.e, Ealina Disorders, Non·traditional Student Iby
"ie or life stylel, Consciousness ~lsina - femak Consc;~SI
RIoUinll . Male. If you ..-c ;nt.".ested in joining any of the&e
groups, pIcuc alntacl the Student Affairs .teeretary in the Shul"
Center at S86-Z52!i, at. 603.