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              OCTOBER 15, 1965 *" NAZARETH COUEGE OF ROCHESTER
Now You See Him, Now You Don't ...
The Thinning of Bob Lasher
The Speed Bumps AnI E~
Who Do We Blame? ...
The Speed Bump
Agony Keeps Us
eRA WLING!
by CharJu Benol!
~body out there does noc
like commuters.
regulate the I .. mc. C .. nted.
5OfI"Ie people may drive fast. but
NEVBR a commuter - com­muter.
know lhat 10 find the
by U~Sa.,.mit
Todoy, mo.., thon n'ft"; ~
pie • .., incrUlJ.ngly aware of
lhe importaoce of eating nshl
and staying HI. Many people
wanl to lost l~ "excess
pounds."' but just don't know
where 10 start. A winning exam­ple
10 follow is Bob L.uhcr, I
... nior .nd a Nazamb ~
player.
When he rc\urned to CIOmpu.
this fall, l..uher. to the .m .... •
ment of his biends, wa' twenty
pound. thinner. He reached his
goal by following the Ea/IO Win
dw,1 by Or. Robert HUI,
Clinic.1 Nutritionist. Lasher
ItIned the diet this past June.
b .. iClOl1y to improve hi. $OC«r
game. He'd bc~n playing
tenter·luIlf of Naza.eth·, soccer
team ,i nC<! he wu a freshman,
bul c:oIlcge life tcr>ds to ..sd a
few pound. OVer the yeors •• nd
it h.d bcftun to affcd hil pcrfor·
For)'<!lln ~ unknown ~r· malK"Ol on the soccer rlCld.
5Ol'I pitied commute' against
commuter in the Hght for optn
parking splea. Bill this year
thaI great Hght hal ended 10' at
least lIowed down) wilh the.d·
dition of douns of new park,,,,
~. But now commuterl
IIIove a new enemy 10 Nule
with u(h day-Ihe speed
bom,..
cloecst lvailable spOt you IIIove r----------,
loeru .... like a shark. not raC<! ;"
like. frighlened gazelle. 1\5 fot
the residents, We keep our ClOts
out of their dorms. they shouki
keep off our strcctJ. t don',
know how lpeed bump.
"regulate Ifame"' bul this i ••
common answer I rcoeived
when I .sked why they we re
Probably broughlto put in the fi~ plaee. U5 by the
same ~.son who brought UI
smalI""r ""rking opaoes. lOw
awll)' -. and the dwuf·sn.
ed parki", lou. the $peed
bumpl (aeluaUy dilcbesl lui""
odded a new dimension to driv·
ing on thi. c.mp ....
Somewhere, 5Omeone muSI
think they a rc asood idea, bul
thia penon probably walks to
school or .... 10 mucb money
Wt he or she docs.n'l are
about Ihlngs like sprin,s. oboe.... or an und.o~
Perlllops this penon likes to
watch the commuters inch OVer
thcoe apeed bumps (the look of
lCfl"Or On our faces as we hear
OUt oil pan bottorn-<Jut must be
~. Maybe thia pel"lOft
just ~kQ the '((ualins tires as,
.,.... by 0rIC. the rommutCTS
discovered the speed bumpl
earlier thil year.
['m lu'e thl.l lhis person h ••
realOn* fot the $peed bumps
and I've hcr.rd most of them:
aKDmuter, dri"" 100 fast; Ihere
are residents 10 watcb out for;
and. lhe $peed bumps help
Maybe we at.ouldn't earn
palgn I gainst these .peed
bumps all"",l1. Who know.? In
5 or 6 Yellrs someone might take
notiC<! of the plight of the com
muter again and fill in tbex dil
ehes. But it wouldn't be IonJI
befou that same person who
thought 01 speed bumps would
think 0:>1 something IICW 10 tor
ment the commute" - maybe
armed check points. or $lOp
lights. or lift bridges.. or lho$e
lpikes tbat pop up and fla!len
lircs in spy movies! Perlllops it
would just be safer for.ll of us
to 8CI used 10 the speed bumps.
bum!».
Bul - just 0IlC<! - I'd ~ke to
be the", when this ~rson.
whoever he or the is, comes
bar..,ling into the aompus IIole
for • meeting or a cllsa, and,
forgelling .bOut thue evit ob­j
«tI of Iheir own dc51gn, aJams
Into a speed bump It 60 mph
plus. Secause it will be then.
II tbis person triea 10
unwedge their muf~r from
their drive train, thot I'U know
there is justa in the world.
Quotes of .
the Week
" Milk It for what It's
worth" - C. w.
" When you know
something Is right -
DO ITII" - My Mom
(ed.)
" If you count all your
assets, you always
show a profit."
- Robert Quillen
" It's a mistake to
think that once you're
done with school, you
need neller learn
anything new"
- Sophia Loren
" We're doing
Just fine. "
- Cate Woolston
" That's the way to do
It. " - Sue and
Theresa
'Alice' Hits Nuclear Target
by Marlcn~ N. Tam ucdo
""'" NlJclet,r issue is. to Ay
the least. a highly conlrovCTSial
and ever'Platnt ..,.lily facin,
Hch and every one of us. No
mauer where we tum, aome
medium i. upreaslng One poinl
or another, trying 10 do 10 a.
' actually.. poasible. The
thealre is no uC<!ption. II. 100.
wlnts 10 speak out. Although
the mullS of exprcsaion may be
a bit more anillic, the me$Y8e
is nonetheless effcdive. This
was the a ... with Alia ,n
Blwntkrland.
Alicf i~ Blu~d'.,and, a
modem ··more.1ily play," was
presented in the Arta Center OIl
Sunday, Scplember29, and \VI.1
sponoorcd by the NUI"'th
NucleI< Study Croup, Pltt"ord
atl~1lS for Nuclear Disarma·
ment, Ind the Peaccchild
Croup. who provided the anti·
nuclear banners which
d«or.ted the lobby. The play
will a one-act aUcgoriaol drama,
cont'd. on P"a- 7
Hard·wortdng Bob ullh« hal brought his weight down by
20 poullda.
Lasher first saw the book. Ear
ro Wil\, in CoKh St.rl's ofrlCe.
and. aflCf relldina il. he w8$ pr0-
mpted !Opve ita try. The Ear 10
1-\m diet ill for anyone who
wants to improve his or her
eating habi\l - ,he upect on
which Ihe book focuses - and
Iooc weight at the $IItnC lime.
h's used by the weekend
.thIete. .. well .. the prof"5-
oioo .. 1 a.hle.e. Tho< primary"
foods of the diet a.., made up of
compiClC a,bohyd .. tC5, 10 alto
limit y<lIIr inlake of cholesterol.
protein, fal, sa lt, and sugar.
Thediet worklthrough a pro-gression
of three levels. The
lcvel al whicb each person
shooold stal1 ~ determined by
the indiyidual's blood
chcmiSlry. !A blood .nalyois
shouki be made prior to beginn'
ing the diet). ~:'eh perlOn will
pa .. through the three Icvels.
and follow a ~rt·specific diet
onccrcaching Level three, if that
~rson chooscIlO do 1(1.
Lasher began II level OIIC. but
ill now on tIM: 1IpOI1·.peeir.c 1000-
<:crJ diet. Duri", his fi~ week,
he lost betwffn ten and twelye
pound •. But he a"ures that he
neyer felt starved, as is rom·
mon with most diets. " II'laU.
mailer of eating the right foods
when you'.., hungry:' After
about Ihree weeks. he loa! aU
twenty pounds. And sino;e he
~sn't wan~ 10 lO$C .ny more
weight. hot: simply increQe(i his
lood intake on the 5pOrt ..
specific diet.
Uvi", on CIOmpus does not
present a rnojor problem in
OIlcki"ll '0 tho< diet, but ,. ;.
more difrltllll. Lasher still eats
I! SAGA, but more often he
cooks for himself, simply
bo:<:'U5c: it is t"llI)re nutrilious.
Lasher adds. "The prinCiples
behind the diet are very 5OI.Ond··
this diet is very 5lmU .. r to the
one made 10 PfC""nl Cltnoer:'
Now tlllot he has reached his
pl. La:ll>e • .sa}'$ that following
lhis diet h •• made him .w.. ., of
the kinds of food. he cat •.• nd
the Ingredients within Ihem.
How does Bob feel about Ihe
whole thing? "Now that I'm
twenty pounds lighler. I run
faster and fcel y<lIIngcr-this
diet dc-1iC$ your blood and
hcf,rl. and booSls y<lII' ellCIfY
leveL 300 ~rcent:' Not a t»d
eumple tofollow. What doy<lll
think?
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Calendar ..................... 10
campus News .......... ... ... , . 4
cartoons .......... , •• •• • ..... 12
College News . . . . . . . . . . . • •. . .. 3
Commuter News .....•• •... ..... 6
Creative Corner .... ..... • •• ..... 8
Editorial ......... ... .. • . • ..... 2
Entertainment . . . . . . . . . . . . •. . .. 9
Features ............. .• ••..... 7
GLEANER Spotlights . . . . . . .. . ... 5
letters to the Editor ....... • ...... 2
Puzzle ............... . . . ..... 11
Shorts . . .... 10
Sports , .................. , . , , 12
¢ EDITORIAL
Th".c·1 something th. I'.
been bothering me I ~...,.t deal
lately. and [ would J\IIt like to
mention it to you. However,
unlike other editoriaLt. 11m one
will DOl be speaking 10 you u.
rommunity; it wlU speak to
..::me people. while speooking
m R other&. Confwed7 Read
~
I cannot believe tho: .pathy
~ by tomanypecplcon
this campus. Oh, thi, is by no
meoons I new. unhellrd of con­cern.
11 is one t .... 1 .... , been
shared by many over the yelln.
11 . lways seetnI like the ... me
people Ire the ones 10 get thing!
done. Well. mlybe that'.
bealuse they like 00'" involv·
ed and keeping bluy. Tbt',
fin,,; ull it I person.1
prerogative. But did you ever
$lOP to think I .... t maybe
those .. me people Ire to bu.sy,
because they're doing many of
the things no one else cam 10
take the responlibilities for??
Some people seem 10 .... ve no
~whenit,"""""lo
oommitmenlS .nd obIiptions:
"Why obould I do II, whe:nJane
of Joe can do it?" Oh. sure . ....
Jane or .foe do it. Afterall.
they're not ~Ie, thq have
no lives of their own. Tlw:y
don't n«d your offen of
.ssillaroce. So why bother?
Okay, fine, 10 don" offer to
help. Bulll>en don', you OARE
sit there .nd c:omplain about
what's been <:Ioowc by others.
when you've done absOlutely
nothlna yow'ldf. PerMPf the
Ihing:s being done .re not the
best, but .1 laos! the people d~
ins them are tryi", \0 make im·
p'{)\/cmcnla. They're trying to
find • way \0 benefit all. Who
knows? Maybe YOUR idea
would IOIve the P<Oblem! Bul
no ..... will ever know if you
don" contribute .-nythl",.
This i,IUPJIOIM 10 b! • com­munity
of peopk with common
int...ats, all tryi"lllO help ."..,
anoIher. But this will never
happen unl"M ,,-c of you gel
involved·.nd NOT in name on·
Iy! Even if you're just an .ctive
liSle...,., every bit helps. Your
time . nd lde'l "c mO.e
v.l""bLe I"''' you think. USIl
THI!MII
Ma rl""" N. T. muedo
Editor·Ln.(;h ief
Edilor·in<:biel . .
Auistanl Edilor.
Advertising Manager
Ad~rtising Committee .
An Edilor .....
.............. Mulene N. TlmIlCCio
.............. LorIIoI Davi
................ Dina Ria!
... l..eIJieClark,
Do~ Gentile, M.riI Moretti
....•.. Donald Bishop
Busiroeu Manager ................ . ............. . ... . . PqShtt .... n
Calendar Editor ...........•....... .......... . .. Lir.SanmiI
Commuter News Editors ......... . .... Scott Fersu-. Sue Shaheen
Oullve Edilor .......... .. ............ Robin AllilOll
financial AdvilOl" . .. ... .. ...... . ... Wf3>dy Mulden
Sports Editor .
Reporters ............ ..•..
.... ... Jo.nneCerlock
....•.•. Martial Bednar. Anne Mlrie Bcney
Lorna o.vl. o.ve Konop$ki. Steve Klumpp
Photograpby Editor ..
l'hoIosr·phcrs .....
1'ypiat .......
AdvitOr .
Bridget LeGree, Libby Mahon. SJ.ir Miller
Bill Mulherin, Barb P.ller .... , Aliso Pe""""lli, Tedd Pulllno
Tim Rigsdlole. Li~ S.rsmlt. Kate Shaughnoessy. Carrie Stevens
r.lna. Codin. Tom~, Nina Delio Striuo. Cat" Woobton
.................... . .................... 8iIlMulhem
............ Mkhat:I MaW't:f, Karen McCaddt:n
Debbie Caulwel$, U. Hoffman. MichaeUe Holman
.... Debbie Caulw..1$, Mlchaclle Holman
..........•..•....•.•............. BrunoS~rs
"'e 01 ... "", is an indep<'ndenl Sludenl newspaper partl.lly funcled by lhe N ..... reth
Vndergndulte AMociltion. The editorial policy is determined by its ediw s and does 001
r>ecea&arily ",fled thai ohhe wUege. Letterure aooepIed oro .11 topics. but Ihe edilorl rClCrvc
lhe righl towithbold COITespondena: heldoffeMive and 001 in the be$t inlere:st of an ed\OClllooal
environment.
AlI1ctI"", lolbe editor must be signed and include an addrClland lelepbooc. The nameof!be
wriler wiU he withheld upon requa!.
Accountants
Group Aids
In Job Search
~ LE IIERS TO THE EDITOR
ATTENTION,
There i, .n international
business orpniulion Iv.ilable
to you righl here In Rochester.
The National Auocillion of Ae­countln11
is the largcSl p.of."..
sional fralemity in Ihe world.
They have been togelher for
over 60 years.
I have been I Itudenl
member 01 NAA ror I year.
Durin& my membership. the
professionalism «Iended 10 the
college members has bttn
OIIuundi .... Their sincerily.1<"
ccssibilily .• nd unsc:1HshneSl is
. lways visible.
The dues are only tl5 pcr
yeu. You r~lve • monthly
newsletter and I free subscripo
tion 10 the mapzine, Ace"",,,,ring
aNi Mt1JIOIlCIIVI'l.
Evcry third Wednadoy of
uch month. the NAA!pOMOrS
• dinner. At OIIIeh meeting. theu
i •• Professional Development
Seminar and • prominenl
$pea ltcr.
On Wednesday, October 16,
the NAA is sponaoring Student
Night. This il l great way loget
yourself II.Irted in the righl
direction. Student members.re
entitled 10. t5couponoff. t10
Dinner.
Tom Ra.ch. Anoclate DIre.:·
• oc
PUZZLE ANSWER
from page 11
Dea. Editor,
This is my IeCOOd yaor here.1
Naureth. [ 1m very concemcd
I .... t _ people. including
myself. ",.y 001 be abif, to
relurn 10 N .. n:th nut '!t:II"
t.o:c.o~ ... of fi, .. nciool ,~
'I"IIruc of uS who work ex·
Ir~mely hard 10 .cqui'" good
gradet. while.bo being involv_
ed on CIompu •. ",I ~ry liule out
of it. with. ""rha~ the excq>­lion
01. air SMisfaction.
It re.Uy roncerns me 10 see
aome Sludenl. on H.E.O_P and
other filllncial .id programs
recci~ c:onsidcnble amounl of
money, while others . re nol IS
fonuna!e.
Per50nBlly, I am gru\ly
bothered beaux of my deep
involvement my commItment
\0 Nazareth • • nd my need for
usisI.not ~ on my I.mily',
.bilily 10 financ:c my ed\OCllion.
Y cI. 1 have ClItreme diff"",lty i:a
~ti"ll to firs! ba2 for addi·
tional l id. I don'l bcl~
anyone &hould have to consider
not finishing their educalion II
the school they Ire pr"""nlly
luendins .,. resull of lack 01.
money gr.nted IhfOll&h fmall'
cia! w . I would like to "".
pcriena: ...,...., of the ~
I .... t Naareth II .a weU·noted
for. If anyone hili any suues­lions,
plcue _lICe me.
Since rely.
Brenda S. Dupee
OUT Editor,
LasI YOlllr!be c:arnpl&S explod­ed
with the passqe of the
Lambdl Al.S.O Ci.tion
posilive-k:w::lklnf: goals .nd .m·
bilions, the club seemed to be
movi"l in !be right direction II
lhe end oflu! year.
Tlils ytiU: pis "see'" 10 still
he inllCl, bu.1 the me ..... lor
ac:h;'vinS them .~r coni ...
ed. [f the Lambda A.ssocialkm
wants more people 10 come out
.nd ditcU .. their human lex·
... Iily problems, then why .re
they making barriers for en·
lranet into the asociation .nd
ilt rundJon.7
As. f~ V.A . • aoc:;..
tion, Lambda should publicize
Iheir v.riouJ activities.nd loc:a.
tions. Why lhe secrecy as
OIIllined in Ihe Sept. 1101tO"",
iMUIl? Why do people have 10
write 10 Bolo: 194. "address of
Carol Connelly?,' This method
of conl .ct·by· m.il i.
diKOllrqing_not """""ragi"l­more
NlUorelh Communily
~nic:i~tion .
Carol. Connelly.nd the rest of
Ihe Lambd. Auoci.tion
shouldn', he k«ping such •
cloled imlge. If Ihe group " tru·
Iy" feels thai Ih..,. need to pro­mote
the Idell of providing sup"
port .nd ",souroe info.-!MHon
concerning human """ .... ily,
lhen lhey should he easily I e­oeuible
for lhe Naurelh Com·
munity. If you IntIy I:>dicw; in
your cause, lhen pubicize your
meetings; don't let the oroly
melns of conr..ct be Ihtough lhe
mail. No other organization on
campus uleS . uch secretive
methodsl Permit enlrance inlo
the ANociotion and i15 fu",,"
lions wllh In open-door policy.
instead of the currenl closed,
pecp-bole door managemenl.
Dcar Edilor.
Sincerely.
PJ. Pppe:
A couple of years back I WIS
ac:apted on • conditional basis
I t this college. [know what it's
Uke haYing 10 be loid thai you
can ONLY lake It I;redirbours
for the firs! semeoIer, .nd IMt if
you get. Z.O or better. )'O".;an
r..ke 15 credil bOIl .. nut year
(you .;an't register for the
""" .... Illl lbc next ~, oro
.qisI",l;on day). Not only do
Y"" OItott I """""'" behlnd, but
you.IJo .... ~ 10 take ED 099.
Oh yesl There i. no w.y of
getting oul 01. that "wonclcrlul"
hour 01. spelling cu ..... reading
IeMom. study les$on$ .nd, best
of III. time manlgemenl
lIudies. For those unacquainted
with these studies, they .re
made up 01.1 chart which con· "sIS of the day. in • week, and
limes in I day on which yOll
!how when you !Jeep, ell!.
lI udy , I nd go 10
elall-everylhing but when
you go 10 use the "I.cilili~"
In IMt hour. I at I t I desk
~Mcolng to yet .000her lecture,
takill3 notes, and paying dote
Iltenlion 10 I'd know !be infor·
mation for • test later oro in tM
w«k. All that W1,ll"k with NO
CREDIT hours 10.show lor il.
During 1 .... 1 lime, I could
","ve been talking wilh my
tellche ... bout homework. or
working On. paper. Sino! I w.,
conditionally IC<lCpled, 1 w.,
enrolled inlo ED 099.
Now, for myself, il w" •
watt 01 time, bu.t for IIOffiC il
may he wMt they need Ind
they """Id learn oomethi ....
There hili to be I beller wlY
to uSC that hour. II could be
mlde inlo a collective Iludy hall
, I","t ii, ","ve Siudents brina In
homework and do il In the
dawoom and have lbe te.eber
as • proctor, lhe", 10 amwer
non·sobj'""'- questions. Thil
would be similar 10 the Writi ...
Lab or the Math Lab, yet it
would be open lor .ny
bomcwork 10 be done.
The ""denio didn' t do
. nything wrong, to why play
dOllble jeopardy with their
Freshman year? FlrJl, yOll take
• cia .... w.y from them, to pul
them 10 4001U"3eS JIZ hoursI, and
1«IOnd. you take whal free lime
they ",""" and ~ It by
.boul an hour by pultilll them
in • NON CREDIT COIJr3I!: caJJ.
od ED 099.
"YOII" ay yOll w.nl 10 help
the: .Iudents?"'en you can like
a minule to uk Ihem il they
would ",ther have .n open
study haU or • cllss lbut at ICillI
make it. credil """ .... to they
have lUI iDcenli~, or. pl 10
work fori. If you only get •
paSll ... tisflClory. would )'0"
M~ .ny rcuon 10 try1ln .eh
(:Ut:, yOll can'l Ioee. M.ke il •
cudit """ ..... nd give them •
grade lletter or paulf.lli.
If Ihere is DO reQ(ln in trying.
no visible OUlcome. then why
try?!
SPECIAL NOTB TO CONDI·
TIONALLY ACCBPTED
STUDENTS:
AI this lime there is nothing
lhal can he done .bout BD 099.
but you .;an do IOrneIhint;. Put
" yOll' nose 10 the grin(\IIoroe"
.nd show Ihem whal you can
do, and make Ihem choke on
Ihe idell thai Ihey ~ted you
oonditio .... Uy.
Thank You.
Ailsa P .. rnateUJ
Next Deadline for
GLEANER:
October 20, 1985
GCEANEA
Is Nazareth Going to Dry Up?
Congreasman John J.
LaF.Ice, left, wIth.u~
Intem, Susan Shar-n.
Congressman
Offers
Internship
byS_Sha'-n
Ate you • Political Scieftce
-;or or miD:Jr, or J ..... in­.!
ft$Ied in polities? 'Then! I..,
Lfltcmship poaibilitlQ II the
Roc hu le< office of Co n­¥
taaman John J. LlFolce in the
city. A ~ Lntunship
ia. Fat opportunity for you 10
_ politia; in • dilfmo .... Iigbt
and .eorive ooII"lc credit.
'nIia aummer I Interned II
Con ... ........., liEaIoe'. office
aDd It w ... great apcrienoe.. I
JOt. dwu:>ce to work in. ~
.;o.w ~ and ~
...... y of",," &kills, ouch .. Iyp.­Ina.
IIIin&. pbone courtesy,.nd
diplomacy. I abo Ieoomed the
~ of the Unci diatrlct and
workedoo~_
If you are iIltcrakd« would
,;u.t like .. find out mo«: .bout
• f.1I or IIpriag lnlem. o;all Con·
grt.Mmat> WaI",,'. of("", bet­Wt>
eD 9:00 and 5:00 p.m.. . t """'.
by Morlon Usk
"WiU the .;:ampul po dtyT' is
• qualion frequently dilaOsaed
on campu$ these dI)'I. Despite
rumors of r",./iz;ed ~11lon. on
alcohol poIiciff C(Im\"1 down
, ...... the upper echlons of \hoe
.dmlnl.trltion. nothin, i .
definite yet. To deal with the
diffICUlt questions "the poIky.
I ,roup hid been drown up 10
study the . 1cohoI islueJ. The
Task Porce on Alcohol ltouu i.
comprised of Chairpenon. Of.
Thomu AIkrI (De&a of Student
AfI.I .. !. Mr, Plul Buntieh rOit«tor of the Shu lIs ~tc.!.
Mr, Ted a.mbot (Relldential
Life), Mr. Rocky M_<lda!;""
(Director of s..curit yl. Dr.
SMiLo Smyth IAsooc. Prof.l. Mil.
Marla""" nr.~m (Oire<;tor
of SAGAI. Fr. r.- wIn.,..
(Chaplain). Mr. and Mrs. H.ona
SterttUb.ch IP .... ent.· Cooncil).
Jim Cuhr ... ICommuter
A .. oc.1. Muion Li l k
IU ..... rpaduate Awac.l. .nd
Meli.". Pirlino IRellde!lCf:
c.o.u.eiIl. 'I1x purp<»e of the
"""""ilia: ... statfd at the rlfSl.
meeti",. is 10 "devtlop •
ruponllble and rulislic
N ..... eth College Policy with
ruped 10 the sale. dillribution
and 0IIIUlIlRpIl0a of aIcoboIic
~ dfccti~ Dec. I.
1985."
The <>om mitt~ h" mel
twloe. AI Ibeoe meetinp they
ba .... lried 10 pinpoint ooroc<:ms
of aU U- in the N .... reth
eomm. ..... ty rcprdin& alcoIo:lI
*'-. and 10 di:Iaoa variou5
~ in developinl a policy
that will deal with these con·
"...... In Qrder to widen the
scope 01 rcpreJtnUotion. •
IW"Yq' II btio3 prtpAted for
diIttIbuti.oa to aU atudenls. Be
..... to Illl GUt and ret..", il
proonptly. We want your Input
In this matler. Ywr ~.ctions
wlU luve direct impact on
lI.ucknl·l!fe come Doc. III..
Special Speech Clinic Here
The n""t In I toeri6 of ~
dillk::t ~ to detea.,.,....
m .. nlutinn problem. in
children from birth to t.hfft
)'Uf- of lilt win be held In the
N .... eih Collogc Spee<:h and
Hellrinl Clinic on Thuroday.
Octobe r 11. 1985 from
9:30-11:30 •. m .• nd frOll!
1:00-3:00 p.m. Ilval ... \iooI.o.....,
free and open to the publi<:.
The infant Communiaotion
Scrftnlns Clinic;" Inlended for
well babi ... and you", children
whoM parenu are concerned
• boo.lltheir chilclnn·,.bility to
communicate or for t'- con­aickral
"hi&h risk" bulux of
htrfdity. prenatal or postnIotal
cunpltellliOl'l$. Thi, ItIOIIth',
clink will offer lertening pro­cedure.
for children accn for
the rUII time. or childI"en teen
prcvloualy and tbouBht to ~
developmental deIa~ In _
muniaotion.
Parenu are given recommen·
dati"", for mmuJati"llhe child
in hill home eavironmtnt if tile
child uhibits pre-1pCtdI delaY'
or lip In erner&inI..-ch and
]aqpage. Family pfdiatricians
arc notiIifd of the ttll ....... Ito if
requcolfd by the ~ts.
0.. M.ty C1a~ Torpey.
s.s'J .. Director of NuartIh'l
Spe«h and H""rinI Clinic.
~ tbat pre--tpteeh akills
develop duri"l the birth 10
ll-month period and tcretning
prooedureo help to dtknnine
whether thou ,),illl arc
de-velopi", properly. Other
behlvlonl _les for children
from one to thr~ yearl of "lI~
detennlne whether the aiUs
hive KtuaUy cmcrJed .
)udgftncnt is bI.Jed on _lei
developed by N_eth faculty
membe ... The _Ring will be
• dminlltcred hy Nuarelh
Spe«h Pathology major. under
the IOJpervision of the CoIkgt's
profeoaional staff.
8abpltting ~ will be
Iv.lI.ble for other Imall
children in the famity. No lid­vane<:
appointment r>eeded.
However •• ppointments may
be lCheduled by calling the
SpftdI Clinic 1\ 586-2.525. HI.
31 • .
ac-s like ..,.. .... y be far. •• Nu.reUt from now on.
Financial
Aid is
Outlined
by Robin Alli$oD
N .... reth CoIlqe ;. currently
rcaivinl financial IUpporl
from I variety of pri ... te and
chlritable f .... ndation'. This
support ;. in the form of
Stllen>UI ochoIarlhlpl thlt . rt
pven to students who hi .... tl<
hlbited In coonomIc need for
such uelJtanae.
One 0( these tchoLa ..... ipl has
been provided by the John F
Weiman Pound.tion of
RocbCIler. The $2.000 pft from
this Poundation ito being ulled to
pIIaO>I»I M .... _
Research Institute
Offers Scholarships
WI,hln,ton. D.C. _ The
Scholarohlp Research Institute
of Wuhington. D.C.. .n
orpnl ... tion 'ptel.li.l", in
.idin, lIudento .nd their
parents In their efforu to locate
ful'ldl for <OIIcge.;" llldf off~·
Ina 13) $1.OOOscholarlhiPf. This
rcprc ... ntl their third .nnWlI of·
fen"l' Appliconts mUlt mce!
the followin, minimum
criterWo!
• undotrJndu.ote
• fulltime lIudent
-C.P.A. of 2.0 0< above.
Por Ipplia.tion andlnforma·
tlon.lludents should ... nda .. 1f
addrtsMJd stamped envelope to:
Schol.rship Research 1p·
slitute
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WMhlngton. D.C. ZOOO4
The dMdJj~ for applications
i$ Detember 16. 1985.
Awardoca will be noIlroed by
JanUllty 310, 1986 .
ReciJ*nU will be selctted
boiled upon their academic per·
formaroce. te.d~rship .bilitie •.
coIJese .nd cunmunity ac­tivities.
11.- .w.n:taare for the Spr.
i", .. RIester of the 19$5-f16
school year end may be uoed for
any expen ... r~lated dire<;tly or
indirectly to tht pur",ance of
.ny academic major .t the
unde..,-.duate Inel.
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1985-86 academic ~r. This
plrt lcul .. schol.rshlp i.
restrlcttd to resldenu from
Monroe County .tt~ndin8
Nazartl.b ColIqc.
The $2.500 pft from the: Eb­.
r.y a-itable Fou.radIotioa is
.bo being ulled to aid students
.t N .... reth. The EbMr.y POUR
dation I, r.ther unique in that
the rUllnclal support it pro­video
may be U$ed In tbe form
of ochoLorohip$, modat....,u.
and .horHerm emergency
lewin, for oIudent •. accon:Iing to
Dr. Robert McCambrid8t
NI .. reth·, Vkt PreJldent for
P1o.nnlll8 I nd Development
Tbe fund usislfd more that ZO
students lui year.
In onIcr to q ... lify for many
of the .... it.ble tchoLorahlps. •
student mu.t uhlblt •
den>l)ftStrstfd un·met n""nclal
need. and. in addition. must
m.lnt.i" I certain
Srlde·point Ivera,e. Up·
perc1lumen are ,ener. lly
civen n", consideration. A 01 ..
dent may apply for fj""nclal
_istance by nm", out.n FAP
f...", and by inquiriIIJ 1\ the
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Regional Tr. n$lt 5ervk:e mak.,.lts rounds on campus, with
frequenlItopsIn Ihe Kearney circle.
pI>:ltOt7t_~
RTS Servicing on Campus
by Brenda S. Dupee
The Regional Transit Servi.,.,
IRTS) nOw services the
N .... reth Community. The
bu,,". enter campus althe south
entrance, run past the Kearney
donn. and into the Kearney cir·
cle for its stop on campus. Ser·
vice is approximately every 20
minutes. The first bus on
w~kdays COmes at 6:21 a. m.,
and the last bus enters campus
at 11:56 p.m.; on Saturdays the
fil'$\ bus is at 6:41 ".m" and the
last isat 11:56 p.m. On Sundays
and Holidays Ihe limes schedul.
ed are 6:41 a.m. for the first ar·
rivaJ. and 10:52 p.m. for the
final pick·up
For more information concer·
ning limes. see the schedule
posted outside the Security
Booth in Kearney. Or get a copy
of the schedule. located outside
the Seeurity Office in the haae·
ment of Shults. The cost is 5.10
to Downtown (Midtown) and
5.10 for ,""ch lransfer.
After talking to ..,veral
Na ... reth students I found th.t
they really a ppreciate Ihe new
service.
Undergrad Group
Sets Heavy Slate
by Marlon Usk
Undergraduale Association
Execulive Board and Senate
have spent a busy month on
yoor behalf, running program·
miuS and organi.ing for the
year. Executive Board kicked
off the "'aSOn with an Informa.
tion Table at Communication
Central during Orie ntation.
This was followed by the an·
nual Club fair on Septemboer
11th. This event gave Sludents
the opportunity to find out
about, and sign·up for, duw.
Approximately t6 dubs par·
ticipaled and at least 12SI""'I'1e
attended. judging from the
numbers of ..,rvings of Senste·
provided ice c",am that was
devoured. September 15th a
leadership conference, fealur·
ing the Go-getlers, was spon­sored
for club leaders, senators,
class officers, and freshmen
candidates. Emerging from the
conference more motivated
than eve r, the Senate rallied for
• rousing loss against the
Marathon Men (we did make
one run!). The month was
finished off with freshman
Eledions. No apathy in the
ClaS$ of '89; for 16 candidates
ran for seven positions, and 191
freshmen turned out 10 VOle!
So what's up for October?
Currently in progress is the
completion of the Student
Rooter to be distributed early in
November. Computerili<lhon of
tm, UA office ha$ been put on
the top of the Ust in order to
make the office as efficient as
poMible to better serve you, the
studenu. Two Senate vacancies
win be rilled in Cla .. of '86 and
'88 Senate committees witt
complete project. 10 asseS/! Ihe
quality of the health ,,"rvices,
darify faculty advisors respon'
sibilities to students and clarify·
ing the responsibilities of dubs
and security oWcers at social
events. Students will also COn·
tinue to represent student in·
tereSis to faculty and ad·
ministrahve rommittees such
as the Task Force on alcohol
Issues, Judicial Policy Task
For.,." and Library Committee_
Co-sponSQring of a lunch pro­gram,
called " The Main
Course," is boeing pursued by
UA, Faculty Associates. SAGA.
and Student Affairs in order to
promote interaction on an infor·
mal basis between students, ad·
mini5trators, faculty and staff.
IWatch for details on this pro­gram!
l. Another lunchtime pro­gram
wilt also pilot in
November. This program will
provide speakers on topics of
inte ..... tduring this prime lunch
hours. Bring . lund and listen
in. UA witt also be distributing
a survey on alcohol issues
which will be used in develop­ing
a new alcohol policy_ Be
sure to fill it out when you
re<:cive it·make your voice '
heard.
In addition to the sbove ac­tivities,
the dubs and organili<l'
tions are very active, 10 provide
programming for all the
students on campus. UA is ac·
t;ve for your benefit. We
welcome your input and en­courage
your participation in
the opportunities provided for
you.
Parents ...
They're
Here!
by Bill Mulherin
This YeM Pare nts' W~kend
kicks off on Friday, O<:tober 18
at 8 p.m. in the Shults Center
Gymnuium with Ol<toberfest.
an annual event here at
NaUlreth. On Saturoay, the
19th, evenlS i""lude a coff~
and donut sale at S:30 a.m., a
buffet lun~heon at noon! and
boIh:lOCCer learns - Men's and
Women's - begin their sames
at 1 p,m., wilh the women play­ing
Utica at home, and the men
playing R.I.T. away, A tour of
Rochester begins at 2 p.m., and
a Eucharistic Liturgy will be of·
fered at 4:30 p.m. Saturday
culminates with the dinner·
dan<;e at lhe Mapledale Party
House, beginning al 6:30 p.m.
and running until 1:30 •. m.
Sunday momng. Sunday's
CIIlendar includes cof/~ and
donuts' atS:30 a,m., Eucharisitc
Liturgy offered at 9:30a.m. and
12: t5 p.m ... s well a. a Protes­lent
Service offered at 11:00
a,m. Brunch is offered from
10:30 a.m. until 1,30 p.m" and
open use of the tennis courts
and swimming pool isavailable
from 10:30 a.m. until noon On
Sunday. For more detailed in��
formation, stop by the Informa­tion
~ in the Shults Center
and pick up a Program of
EvenlS published by the
Parents' AssociaHon.
German Club is More Than ...
Pretzels, Beer,
Oompah Bands
by Patricia Godin
Yes, the", is more to the Ger·
rnan Club than that.
The German Club held its..,.
roDd meeting of the ..,mester
on O<:tober 1 in the Coba"'l
Room. With eight collegiate afi­ci<>
na<k>s of German cullu", and
language. listening as they sip'
ped wine and Coke, the three
officers of the club - PresideDt
He idi CODpe r , Vice
Presidenl/Secre tar\, Mary
Yudin, and TreaSurer Patricia
Godin mapped out
possibiUties for this ..,mester's
activities. One annual under_
taking is the Oktoberfest which
will be held during PareDts'
W~l<end on O<:tober IS. and is
presented in conjunction with
the Na ... ",lh Pa",nts Associ.·
tion. Complete with authentic
German decorations and band,
there will be an inordinste
amount of I>ocdog-ea.ting. beer.
drinking, pretzel��munching,
and general merry-making. In
the pMl this ha$ always been a
favorite of visiling moms and
dads, and it is doubtful that
anyone wW be IcS/! exhilarated
by HI<: old European ambia"""
provided a( tlti. year's fesHval.
Also on th~ agenda for the
German Qub are a poe.sible
mixer with tit" French, Ualian
and Spanish Clubs; a dinner at
the Ho/bran Hou.e, a
"'$Iaurant local...! on Lyell
Avenue in the city 5pecialio::ing
in Gum .. n cuisine; and.
icesk8ting. On November 3,
Ihere will he a buffddinner for
Gennan Club m,"",boer. at 5
p.m. in the International Room,
followed by a viewing of the
film jwdBe"'tml al NUTem~'fJ in
IheAn.CenteraI7p.m. Alsoin
November;" the Gingerbuad
House Baking and Oeooraling
Contest. which is open tuaU in.
terested Sarah Lees and Pep­~
ridge Farmers attending
Nazareth. Tile next m<:ding for
the German Club is 5CI\Muled
for November 4 in the Cabaret
Room. We always welC<lme
new members; there is roo in·
itiation /"", and we do speak
English at a ll meeting s.
However, we can', promise you
the Meisterbrau - or Lowen­brau
.. and the German
knickers if you decide to jOin.
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The Music Never Stops In This World
by Dave Konopskl
The amp'. getting hellvle.
with every lItp. and I Cln'! help
wondcri", why hoe hod to pul
the studio In lhe ,"ie. Chris.nd
AI a rc lumbering behind me
with cymbal., gu'UI ... boSS (I/'
patch-cords, .nd countless
ocher thing., and [ think
.... ybe this dimb is the worst
p,,,t. I'm womm about 10sing
my bal.nce and bAshing into.
wa ll, $0] set my lights upward
.nd hope for the best.
We dump it aU in the middle
of the .1Ii(: floor ,midst. celie<:·
lion 01 "]jllle" o.~'s toy.,.nd
head bock down to the ""n.On·
Iy lh' ,"" more trips 10 go! o.ve
Anderson, who owns . nd
.... 10 SuM Rec:ording. MY'
it', .ll good ~ .nd that
young surl like us $houldn'l
complain $0 much. Perhaps
be', right.
AI lui it', aU up and there',
usually Il~ minutes 01 seriou.s
letbllrgy befo«: .nyo~ ItIrls
octtins up. A. [lay there on the
wall·to-wall Clrpe\. wilh my
Iw:ad bta«d 'pi,,", the elSe of
my Gu... LeI Paul. I lieu
IOfIIodhin& from the IIHI room.
It .sounds like 0."" is thre.ding
• tape onto his S-track TaSCIm
Deck. which i, the bean of lhe
system. Eath Irati< is used 10
r«Ord • differeM put of the
music. .nd with 8 .1 our
di3pou.!, w~'U use 3 for drurm,
Z for auitars, 1 for blA, and 2
fOl'VOQIb. How "funt&stic" can
you get1
It "kes me fiftet:n minutes to
set up my guit.r .nd now I'm
playing with th~ level of my
Sonic Distor1ion Bot, Don't
want to get too •• unehy. Chris
finished Idti"ll up hi. ""$I
• while ago, and silS on the floor
watchin, "little" o.vc play
with hi. He· Man and the
Ma.sttPS 0( 1M Ulliw/'N colle<:·
lion. It IooIts ~ke SlldolW is
miMi"ll an .rm. Then u..n,'. AI
Mlin, and ""nginsand check­ing
his drums, which can be
painful on • Sunday morning.
J'm playing wilh the level on
my Stereo Cborus boo: now •
Don't want 10 get 100 sp.cious.
Sound che<:k. Will all of our
inst.ument .... 1 up, it'. li m~ to
set the r��Ording If:vel for each
track. Ai's drum sct is made up
0( 1_lv~ separale p;ea,.. and.
since we· .... usin3 Ihree l.-.clt$.
various piecn will Iuovc to be
mi~ed together, o.ve and AI
gel fUHy he .... . nd end up Wr,.
i n, fore"e . rearr.nging
micropbone poIilions in the
IDOISt meticulous fuhion. By the
lime we ,et .round to the """'"
and guitar [ reali ... we'vc been
her~ for nearly two hours.
We run through. quick jam,
just son 01 improvisins. It helps
to Loosen uS up and vcnl .ny
wayward Ihought! we might
Iuove. '5 well as Jiving !nve •
chanu In make ........, Laat
minute adjustmenls. II .11 ends
up """ndin, a bil like "Sun·
shine of Your Love," but lIOI
re.lly.
We've been reM.rsing lhe
lwoJOllg5 we· .... goinglOrccord
for • couple 0( wuks now .
Should be oecond nature, ri,hl7
6uI on the first !.Oke of Ihe firs'
50,,& I reall ... my hands aren't
quile doing their job. I'm su .... il
looks .Iright. boll what I 'm~.
lill3 th ..... s" lhe headphones is
nasty. Chris is laughins.
I feel a bit of pressure now, I
.. y. bitol pressu .... becouseil'.
hard 10 fet:1 • lot of pr_re
when Little 0. .... is playi ...
with H,...Man .nd Big 0.",,',
rollettion 0( home movies i. on
the ...ck 10 your righl. II , II
.teems f.irly ao_1.
1'wo!.lltes laler I decide 10 get
it rilht . nd we· .... off on lhe nul
number. U fet:ls like _ ' II get
Ihe IIeOOr>d in <)fie take. but We
IUlet • lillie overronfident.nd
blow it IlC2r the end. Cbria wu
.... k.l!l& me laugh. and I'm
.... memberi ... lhat I shouldn'l
look at him when we play.
AlIOIher take does the trick.nd
everyone is relievO!d immense­I,.
With lhese basic Iracl<s done.
Freshman Doing Just Fine
by Calc Woob ton
It Iuos now been close 10 two
months siroc:e school bea;ln.
M<* oIlhe relumi!l& studen ..
havc had ample lime 10 re8d.
just, and thinp have become
just aboul the same LS Ihey
wen: last. year at this time. 1111
. 11 "old hat" 10 tbem. wilh the
eweption 0( DeW classes aDd
new faces.. Por tJ>oeo:o new faces.
it is a whole differenl ell·
perience and the .... is no! . ny
"1'IOfmIl ..... tine .. to f.U boIck
inlo.
Moat 01 the new faces &een on
t.mpus by Ihe relu rnin.
.J\udent! are freshmen. S.ch
and every one of the Up"
perclassmen c:GlJkI pick them
out with (aile durin& Ihe fiQt
few da}'$ 0( d.sscs. They look·
ed 1051. a ~ Itle IC&rM. and very
exciled. Wit h time, the
fresJun<,n 1ookO!d LS though they
had adjUSled rilht llon& wilh
the rest 0( ...... bul did lhey
rellly7
Nl2.I.reth has lived up 10 most
people's e><pecIIlions. . nd it
even surpn-J • few. Dan • •
Foreign La~ ",",jor ... id
he e><pected Naareth to be "I
small. personal college to
prepare him for the future."
Just lboul everyone was sur­pn-
J .t .lust bow peqona] it
reaUy is..
" . never upe<:t~ the pro­fessors
10 say 'Hello' and ask
hO)w you're dOin,." com·
mented Robert •• Businea Ad·
ministration major, '''They .,
oulof tMir way 10 cet 10) know
you."
The Il\OiSt popular ide. lhal
freshmen here II Nayreth have
about bein& . t achool was the
fact lhal they we ..... WlY from
home: they could he more in·
dependenl Ind they Iuod much
more fr-'om. Hlndling Ihi.
newfounded freedom Ind in·
dependenu could be hard 10
larn for 1I'lmC. Rid:, . n Art mao
jor. admits thai he hasn'l
fLgUred OUI how to organize hi.
lime yel, " I work eighl hours.
week .nd I play I sport, ... il's
hUd to find l ime fnr
everythi!l&' I .lwIYS .. y lhat
school romes first."
" I IpCnd """" time on my
homework tha.n IDOISt . nythi ...
else," lIys Brian, a 8...u­Management
major, whoi.abo
Psyche Lecture October 21
by 81.alr MUlct"
D •. Sanlo Bentive,. is
tchedulO!d IOIpCU on the lopic
0( Clinial Psyehology on Mon·
day. October 21, from 7;30-9;00
p.m .• in the ShullS Center Por·
tJde Lou.nae, The program is
JPOIUOred by the PsychoIocy
Club, which encourages.1I in·
terestO!d penons to "" end.
The psyeb dub would .lso
Uke 10 remind readcn of thdr
candy .:Ie. which continues
throu&h October IS. The psyeb
club president, Do:bbie Rose,
has assured in\ensled parties
th.1 Ihl. i. re. lly " t he
Jood Sluff." An..:'.ded Induce­menl
Ire the Workl', Finest
Mill: Chocolale candy bar
WI1Ippen, whlc:h an: worth
52,00 <>If &IIy latse PiZZI HUI
Pan PI=tt. or $1 .00 o(f any
medium Pi"", Pan PIzu at pat_
ticipltI .. 1"izIa Hut """U""'"
.ctive in 'porI', " . va lu~ my
free time· whal lillie I have
-"""" now than ever."
OIher freshmen expected.Jot
"""" work. but lhey rnlize
lhal it will become harder in
lime. Shannon •• Biology mlljor
SI"ed. "So far my school work
is no! mind·boggIin,. Each dooy
it sets caoier to ....... Ie my
time."
The majority of the freshmen
inlerviewed had been home at
leut once. and they .11 admll·
ted to ba!l& • 1iUle homesick.
Shannon tw not been home
onu yct.
"When I do go home. things
will definetly be different. [
miss my f .... ily ""ry much: be­ing
.way from home has ma<Ie
me value my pa rents mut h
more."
Allen. an Accounting .... jor
Hid, '" d id n' t 511" off
horne:skk until my mother lold
me .boul everything lhal was
Iuoppening . t home. It made mc
wanl 10 be there 10 panicipate
in the fun."
FInally, Brif.n was .bIe 10
JUm up lhe fet:linp of many 0(
the freshmen in tervi ewed,
"You don't relli ... how much
you love your f.mily unlil you
,,"way."
The class of 1989 is doing just
fine to far. It hasn'l been that
long . nd they are . Ire. dy learn·
ing importl nl Il'NOm. not only
in tbcir classes. but ouls;de
their d.saes II well. The
harOest part 0( thrir journey II
OVer; they ha"" now beoome
l<XepIed •• nd feotl ~ke I true
.p,a.rt oI the NNlIrdh Communi.
Chris .nd AI hud for
McDon.ld's, p romi.in, 10
relurn wilh .n intlCI
cheeoebu'1er and • coke for
me_ As it 5Iand •. J've still ,IIot
my lead guitar track to re<:ord.
We e><perimcnt wilh mic
posilions for • while, decidi"ll
on the roomy sound we I'lt wilh
lhe mk ",,"ilUlt lhe far wall. I
remember read ing thai Jimmy
Plge did lhat lIOI'I of thil1& to ...
I turn my amp up Ii&niflClnl·
Iy. hoping il' ll $Ilrvive. !nvc
p;pes lhe bltsic: tracks Ih ..... ah
the headphones and [ give it a
lrial run. which inevitably soes
better lhan anything lhat ends
up on tape. The!.lpe is rewoond
.nd _ ..... 10, I"" ..........t """'"
now. Stereo ChoruSoOn, Sook
Dislo.1io" ... ff. Tube Se ..... mer­on,
Di,i!.ll Delay·(why !lOI7J.
I work Ih ..... gII It.cJeads with
little mishap. thai i$ until Chris
Ind AI return and Iry 10 pU$h
off my checscbu r~r while J'm
in the middle of it .11. L.istening
to lbe playbolck "m ple.sed 10
find that you can't notice the
part where lhe burger Ql/neS in.
and in Ihe end we decide it
tounds decent.
II', been dose to four hours
by now and we .11 figure on
caJUns il .day. Al and I ha"" 10
work, Chris Iuos 80mC seriou.
. Iet:p to catch up on, a nd Dave
has to relurn to the family life.
LooItina over lhe Irack lhecI I'
oimpLe graph 0( whal inst"'·
menl has been rCClDldcd on
whal Irack1, I .tee two sLots lefl
for VOQIIs. J sel' dale to relurn
in tWO weeks. hoping we'll find
lime to rebcarse before lhen.
0."" removes lhe lipe from lhe
deck . nd places it neatly in I
case labeled ACIL .. : VISIONS
FROM LIFE IN TIME. "Odd
... mes for .n .Ibum," c0m­ments
o."e. "Odd name for •
bind."
The .mps Ire twice as heavy
now. bul goin& down instead of
up Is a help. 11'. funny how
whal goes back inlO tbe van is
.Iway • ~lIle I"" orpniz.ed
than wlwtl a>rneI oot.
N~e; FOI' interesled partie.,
Saxon Recording is loca lO!d al 26
Sidney St .• Ro<~er. NY. You
can call 0."" Anderson "
.a2-0976. He'lI be &lad \0 IInr
from you Ind you won't regret
itl
DATE: OCT 11· 18-111
TIME: 10-3 pm
PlACE: BOOK8TOfE
A Man On the Go ...
Tedd Pullano
Gives His All
by SUHln A. Shaheen a nd
Marlene N. Tam..c:do
EvB}' onoI' in awhile • • SIll­dent
comet.long who RerN to
JUnd OUI from the crowd. Thi$
time around. Huu penon is
Tcdd Pull ano. I accond­~
fl'Qlunan from Pen­field.
Tedd Iransf~ from
MCC to NNllreth beaiuse he
" liked the IdeIo of, sma[M,r c0m­munity.
and found the Nazareth
almOlpherc very .~"
WhiIc It MCC, Ted<! was
YICe Pr~nl of the Sl:udenl
Senate. However. before he a'·
tended MCC, he w .. Ccne. , 1
~c. 01 Pi_ Time '1'hutte
In Penfield, • position Tedd
pined at tho.., of 19. hovinJI
worted IU$ way up from •
.-qular ~ member.
At NUIO~h. Tedd continues
10 be quile Ktive. He is<:urrent·
Who Said
We Can't
Sing??
Sa>d your lavorite roomie.
f«uJly .... mber. bell friend,
.",,_lh .. rI . oecr~t MImi ......
drinking buddy, or rival a sing,
Ing Ides-am anywhere on Clm· "'I"f you IUpply us with a
opeciIl m~No&ge and yotl,
preferred melody. we w(ll
deliver it for I small fee of
t1-oo. However. if you Ire hav·
ing trouble ~ a melody.
and aeolin& a ~. we will
help 10 write 'I,nd deliver il for
only 13.00.
[n the near fUlure, Commute.
Association member. will be
givi"S complimentuy
Idearl..,. 10 residenl$ and
faculty members so keep 1""r
~"If' 1"""" h'a ve any lU88eationa or
• ..quests. plusc drop lhem off
in my commuler maill"oIdert
Iy . IMmber of the tennis tum
and CQmmuter Allaci.alion. He
if .110 • <q:IOfIc' 1(11" the
G/eaJVl", writi... rTWIinly lor
5pOrtS and the "Commuter
New." ""s<'. To top it off, Tedd
has recently been eleered Presi·
dent 01 Camp..s MiMtry. Tf,lk
about hiving your hands fuU!!!
Tedd, • commuter, is an
English major, .nd like: I1I1""yol
us, is canying 15 credit houn.
But IIlt/i1te many 01 us. aion&
with aU his currellt com­mitments.
Tedd.bo holds_jab
coathi ng Sotcer II the
Y.M.C."'. in Webster for
chUdr~n betWffn lhe "llcsol six
and Iwdve. The obvk>us q~
lion. then, iI "How do you
po.ibly 1Il&RIF.u Ihil without
runnina your . ~lf 10 th~ ""'""'" . Tcdd cxplloinl. ''The reason
Ihil I can .. y busy withoul
becoming fatijucd is bec:auae I
rely on the Lord 10 supply me
wilh tbe energy and direetion to
keep me aoi"i-"
Well, there', certainly roo
doubt lhat 1M: keeps raing. So
Ihe next lime you ace IOtI'M: IUY
go breezin' by, chances are he',
Tcdd PIIllano!
Commuter Q&A's
TIM: Commuter QStA', isa ledion of tIM: Commuter New.
J ... for you. We will supply tlM:questions lnet you can supply
the answers. After you answft" the q...estions you can po.>l
them in the sugatiOfl box llihe commuter mail folden. We
will prinl tIM: results 01 11M: questions in 11M: c;.., ......
Q: In WNoI warl" do yO\& feel mos1.es-repted
frOUl !he re.iden .. ?
Pets Love to Pose!
by S ....... Shaheen
In consider; ns wha l
diStinBuisbcd a a1mmuter lrom
a r~side"t·besideI hi. Clr·'
decided ~ WII tIM: fact that
many commuters Nove priL
The Commuler ANOcialion
would like to honor commuter
lIudenl$ and the,r pets. If you
could bri". in I picture 01 you
and yoor dos, ait , ot hamster.
we'lI mount.u pietures receiv·
ed and have 11M: campus vote on
the " Pet 01 the Month." The
winner will rea:ive I &lll cer·
tiflCale to spend On hi. or her "". Please leave your picture 1\
tIM: Wonnation Out by Fri·
doy, October 25th.
N€A NA ZARETH COMMUTER ASSOCIAllON
Tell Us What
You Want!
by Scott FergUJOn
For thoee 01 you who don't
~t your mall files rquWly.
you _y not be aw ... e lhat the
CommUI~r Association is con·
ducting a survey 10 rea:ive
respomes 10 lhe mosI a1mn>On
and importanl COOOIl ..... amoog
commuters. So f..-, a very small
number 01 the surveys have
been fined out and retumcci.
The $'U"Vey is comprised 01
about e~en "yes!rtO" q_
lioN. and three or four qlJel­lion&
aslr.ing for your com·
menlt. "Ihe "ywno" questions
deal with such thingl as your
desire for a c:ommulft" I.oun&<:,
poorticiPOOIin& in more .ctivim
wi th faculty , and feelins
segteglOled from the residents.
Questions requiring c;omments
have to do with .ctlvllies you
would lite 10 participoote in. and
wooys to unite the ruident5 and
",","" ule':>.
Of the forly·three ."rveys
collected thus flf, thirty·1iJ:
IU~) ~ the desire for a
commute. lounge. Abo, 72~ of
you ruponding to the "'rvey
I", not awoo", lhal there is a
refriaenolOf on campus fot OUr
uae. II ilioatled in the Cl«I".,
oIflCe. whic:h if conner:ted 10
the Senate Room lacroll from
Sludent Aff"n). The .... jority
01 thoJo: who ~ to the
survey feel ~ lrom the
residen!$, and ever. looked
down upon . .0.Il00, more than
hIIf 01 you indicaled .... inlerest
in participllin& in more ac­livities
inYOlving fllCUlty. C0m­ments
aboul poMihle activilies
included aoinalkim,. spoMOI"'
ing _ sort of carnival. tripl
10 N .... FlU, and Toronto, a
commuler picnif;:, and IOtif,I
~nts geared toward famiJles.
Fot thoee of you who hive not
responded 10 the 5urvey,
PLEASE takea minule to fill out
the $UI'VC)' and po.>l it in the
envelope lacked 10 the bulletin
board above the mall filea. You
rtIIIy .Il00 wlnl to attend the
C.A. meetings, whlch ... e every
Thursday 1\ 12:.5 p.m. in tbe
Se .... le Room. YotIr input
counts!
Special Programs
For Commuters
by SUNln Shaheen
The Commuter ANocialiOfl is
an orpniutloo. ~ for the
axnfon and pleasure 01 all
commuters. This month we
hive Introduced two n~w
specill prosrams juSt fot youl
1) RTS bus pIICk 01 len
av&ilable 10 commulers for
15.00. We hive "'ken IWO
dollars off the orisina[ price of
17.00. The passes I re availloble
I t the Info. Desk ... Get yours to­do"
ZI MuJ P\aft • set lZO.OO
worth of food for only SlS.OO.
Le! the Commuter i\s$OCiation
and Student Aff"n cut 13.00
off the """Ia. SlS.OO price.
This meal pIIIn can be ..-I in
the Caba",t Room, tIM: dorm
dining balla, or lhe piua parlor.
The pIIIn /OIy be po.>~haJed
Mooday throuJh Friday al food
~ ..... If the NCA can be 01 Illy
Issi5l.lncc to 1"" please let u!
tnow by meant of the IUSlfS"
lion envelope near the com·
muler .... iI fllel.
Part-time
CHILD CARE
NEEDED
Here's What's Happenin'
Moo - Fri 2:30 pm to 5:30 pm
Car Necessary, GOOD WAGES
Call 248-5034 eVenings
by S .... n Sh.heen
11 Social lIou. In Ihe
Po r t h o le Lounle . On
Slturday, October 19, the
Commuler AlIOCUolion will
host a wine, che!$e, and po.>nch
get.together for commuten and
their families. "Ihe poorty will be
from 4:30·5:30 p.m •.
~ng the dinner " the
Mapledale hrty Ho.ase.
21 F.U Semester W~ In
the Swee ney Rel dlftl
I.ouft&oe. On Friday. October
2$. there ·wtU be a piwo and
cructen wing .. tbering fot .u
new commuter student •.
3) Haunted HOUfe In Ihe
Forum. On Tburtday. October
31. tIM: Commuter AIiIOc:ialion
will be boatinll a "Spook
HOU8e" for students Ind the
cc-nmunity. There will be cider
.nd Oon\lll it! tIM: S~
ReIdi". Lou"",. The COlt 01
the evenl is $.SO Nu., S.75
non·NI l; children 5 Ind under.
free.
., MIuo- "Punl.,. ... !he
1Ub" ... the c.o.ret I\.oom
from 9 p.m.·' a.m. The Com­muler
Association is sponsoring
Ihll mixer. 10 please come OUI
.nd weer your bow tid
51 FaU Fannal · N<n'ember
16. Commulen. bring your
boyfri~nd, ,irlfriend, or r;powe
to lhis aciting ~nl.
61 Chris ...... Party Ia the
Forum.. On Friday, Deoember
6, the Commuter Aaoo::UItion is
hosting • Chrbt ..... party lot
aU commuten and faculty.
PIeate brin& you. family for
Ihi. ea.ly Christmas
otlebnotion.
FEATURES
A Review ...
'Alice' Hits
Nuclear Target
'""" P"1l' 1
wilh words .nd musk written
by Tim and Tom Defr.nge. and
wu pruented by
CROSSROADS. and inler·, . ilh,
DO<\'polillcal VOUP of ooooem·
e(! RochesIer citir.cns. 11M: pur­poeeof
Anc.7To provide a ~hi.
cle to combat apathy and fear,
and 10 encou.,..se positive,
hdpful actioM as-ilUl the
datisen 01 ",,,!,Iear war and
rldioKtivily.
A5 the pt.y opens, Alice is
entering 8lunderland (an im­aginary
world) 10 find the InIth.
SIw! meets Ibf: 0Iesire c.1. •
journalist who kllOW5 ..... hIIl's
lOins on, but prints only ..... hoIt
81underland · with the primary
exception of the R.bbit . in·
~ when &he ..- the
f orest Gnomes: cute. Il'lnOCent
victims who compl.ln, both in
spcc<:h .nd sons. about the
damap f.iry dusl will c.usc to
their DNA. Allee then attends
the Oyater Convention (the
dirnllx of the play). where she
5t:a III the population of
BlunderLand confronted with
the truth; yd they wall< ..... y
from the da"llers. intent on do­i"
ll nothing to help. A. Alice
.strugg!u to decide whether or
not to do IOmethi.... the
a.csire Cat ",mincit her that no
goYCmmcnl or COI'JIOI'.tion c.n
$lind up again$t uniled people
who follow the leu! of their
convictions. Alice rctumllO her
world of reoWty. determined 10
do ~"lI to save IoN world
for the children!
The Cllt . (ompriacd of
"",,·professionals. WI S earnest
in !be portnoyals. pIIrticularly
while singins _ of the
musical pieces written for the
pl.y. The (ombin.tion of
powerful Iyrico .nd the oul·
Alcohol
Awareness
In conjunction with Alcohol
AWlrene.. Week, the
Aulomobile Qub of Rix:hesI ....
.. ;nvit"" .... y acudent. f.cully.
or IUIff member to submit their
Own favorite non,.I~ohoH~
drink recipe 10. pllnel of Jvdge.
on October 25, 1985. from :..
p,m. in the Clot-rd. Mr. Mike
Pdrom.tJo, MI"" ..... Tnofr..;
Wety of the AAA of Rod.ester
will pr"""nt \i( kel for brunch
. 1 the Str.lhallan, and rno:>Yie
thcil", tickeb 10 the flue, toe>
~, and third pIaoe winne ...
SI", up " the InfOnt'\,ltion
Dcak, Contelltl.nll ""'y eilher
bri ... their own lfl3"'dienu or
flop by !be s.". f ood Servlot
OfrlOl' prior 10 the ,oontat to
pick "p ""redients and mIun.
Police Series, Part III
What to Do, If •••
When . n officer w.nt. to
_r~h you, your homo: or
yo .... (:.II':
1. 5c.t<:heIISeUurc of Your P .... ·
IOn: al In most instancell,. pli""
offi= can .rrut you without.
WIIrr .... t whcnev.... [')he Iuos
"prob.blo: CII""'" to belicw thai
you hive committed • crime.
However, the polia: offi=
must have In .. rut Wlrr.nt to
arrest you at your home, ..........
.... en>efIClIC)' sitUition cxisII
[for cumplc, threal of im·
rnedif,te nighl or of Injury to
. nolher personl.
bllf I polia: ofrLCc:r reallOnlble
awpccta Ihlt you hive commit·
ted a crime and lhat you ""'y be
• threat to h" or her ..rdy,
lilhe rnIIy detain you and "",y
conduct • limiled aearch - a
' fri&k" of your penon for
w~ ISjhe rnIIy alto turd>
the IrCO ........... you 10 be sun:
thai then: Ire no wupons
.vailable 10 you.
(I If you .re t. ken to jail, the
polia: abo hive the: risht to take
.w.y .olJ of your penon.aJ pr0-
perty .nd inventory i1 before
putting it aw.y for safekcepinc.
2. Sean:hcs of your borne: •
police ofroa:r rnIIy aoearc:h your
home if Islhe has a warrant
.uthorizing the acarch, or jJ you
give permission for the: snn:h,
or If Is)he has ~ c.UIe"
to believe I""t you c:ommilted.
crime and .... ~ titUi'
lion cxisII.
3. Sear<:hes or Sei.""", of Your
Car: I) Becauac ..... 1ItDmOblIe
can be oasily moved ~ the:
police .... able to obtIin • war­rani
10 lUrch it, the: police have
much broader dixnetion to
lleer<:h an . ulomobile without
flul obtaining • warranI.
b) The polia: offlotr .. nat feo
~ 10 $bow you the ....,...
w.rr .... t or aearch ............
unlesa you uk to ..., it. In •
polite manner. uk to ..., the
w ....... t.
() If the poIlce offic:c.- IIkco
.... )'t/tin& from you or from y<:NI
home or car. be 'lin! to uk for a
rcccipl. Before sign"" lhe
rea:lpt. be sure IMt it accurate­ly
Iitt. all the beIor!&inP th.ot
were liken from you.
1II:11s. The call1l:rw5 •• both and
Ktor and the narrator, "fr~
ll\l" certain tceroes to oonutM:nl
on _hi", happening in lhe
play. The Rabbit, • neurolio:
~ 01 cre,lure, .ppu. ... to be
the only one in BlurKIerl.ond
who knowl the truth .bout
" fairy dust." FranticaUy, he
~ his cDnD!m!I with Alice;
~ ..... beI;:ornr:s confuted
after meeting 'rwecdledum .nd
Twcullcdum~r. the fairy dust
" Iuperpower .. " who •• ,ue
~ IasI Wffb tra.tiel. and
wnlinue 10 build ~Ier stock
piLe. of f.l,y <1Il>0l. " "'J .'e In
fierce competition with uch
other for the le.d. When asked
whiCh is "dummer," e.c:h
poinU to lhe OIhcf.
pouring of hearts·from lhe .. ________________________________ .,
eldell 10 the youn,est
Alia! .150 mms the Prime
Mininer, one who hu
perf~ed the art of sounding
Important whUe actUlUy doi ...
noIhlng lour stereotype of •
poIiticianl. The nelIl important
~huacten met .re 8lggle R.t
.nd the Mu! Hatter. two en·
trepreneurs who push for non·
w.rfue ute of fliry dust,
~ ptOILt .t . ... y COlt.
Mu ... whlle. the wllrv.. a
bvsiness tycoon. stales thai he
leU. fairy dv.t to both
Tweedledvm Ind
Tw«dIedummcr. without QI..,
010 who ,etl thud. A
.:M:ntist. Dr. c.'P"nt ..... pro­vides
!be bra;.... behind lhe
W.lnu, .nd together they plot
10 tliminate !be R.bbit; aficr.U,
he "knows 100 much"-he
knows !be trvlh.
Alice'. dctcrmi""tion to do
lIOrndhing .bout the ardeN,
;rresp0n5ible .ct;oru oftboee in
.. .",st..,...· ·wlll e_sh to make
anyone "",Ii"" just how ental
and da ... erous the Nuclcar Age
reaLLy II. f erhap5 Ihe effec­tiveness
of the -ae deri-,)es
from lhe fact that ;1 Will noI
dcliv .... ed by • atone·faced
politician hundrcdt of miles
, w'y. but r.ther It wlS
presented by , verage citizens,
like you and I. who were within
pItyIM;:aI REACH of onc.noIhcr.
But then .gain, thai is lhe kq
word, isn't itTl!
The Lobby was fiLLed with
pamphlets and literature con·
a:rning the disarmament of
nuclear w,..pons. .nd the ac-tiona
we might like to aid in
thi.dc.ire. Buttonsand bumper
stickers were spread out upon
!be tables: "Arms A", for Hng·
&i"ll": and !be cIas&ie. "No
Nukea is Good Nukes."
f ollowing the performarocc,
refreshmenlS we", IoCrved and
oocial conversations could be
heard ~erywbere. I don'l
know. II', hard to concentrate
onlhe ~ther when you've cot
little Cnomes and Oyater. run·
ni"ll .. ound.t your f~.
LAST CHANCE
to purchase
FALL BOOKS
Dear Bubbles We are presently
making returns to
publishers!
Du.rBu~
I hive. problem. I hive !hue
little pink pluiell - nIJnfd Cia'
... stell. Cuddles. .nd SnuU!ea.
When newly born, they were ,n cute and cuddly - .nd .olJ in·
.n.o.c.e nt! 'I1Ia1 wq silo: monu.. Now. they'~ still cule and
cuddly, but not quite innocent
Illyrno:we. All the little plgIes
do ~ PaJoe. run and hidt!. and
QlIlIC miK:hl.tf.
So whit ... Pork to d.o.?. .....
Our Pocked,
I'm _ry I couldn't be of
mud! help with this .musi ...
and -.bow fY'"IboIk pr0-
blem.. It .auDds II tboush
you'''' up to your snoot in this
aitUition.
By the w'y. Armour Star is
-a1W11)'1 lookina for fresh pink ..... 1-..,.----,.....------'
PIctures Nol'l/l in • ao' .... 1 ,ynundry
Upon the w.!ls of • room I know .rum'.
A womb? I remember the conrmesol such.
Yet now I peruive throuJh tIM:K ae_
v,
ThooM: pM:t .. reallide coIor . • ~ lying lhe rnl.
1lIMe i$ siLenc:e, • hiss. not the .blcroce oI-.nd.
The pillow is IOlt, we:1oomea to drums
And i$ ..ented to no dl':leripllon deuoiL
And 10 lISle, not lISle,
Yet lhe muni'jf.~~~' Iu actuality i$
Where disunion wlS flat.
A womb? Now. room these aeruel perceive.
The haUWly is invided with sunbeams.
The aorpet looks lifeless. $0 old,
AI if its keeper were re/lI5ing IICIme cblonge.
Mcmoriea, 10 r.mil .... Am [. child '[!Iin?
II th is the phoa:7 00 I relive?
ThooM: were the .talrs behind which I hid,
Lau&hi", IS Jason confllted hirm<'lf "",ki",.
Thl"Oll&h the window of sunbeams. yes.
ThIot l& the yard.
And that voi~ '.om the ~rlor ..
vu
It "",rna like Lui Sundloy when il WIS cold.
I can feel the chill of the Itone steps be"""th me
Iu I sit here , pleas-nt, .lmost,
And I'm wonderi .... whe.e Kimy'. run off to.
October . Iready, with holidays comins-
Then it' ll be .nother ytl. plC.
~' •• white one ICrD6I the street,
And the two on the COffIer
And !he one next door
And the one neIIt to the one KfOII4 lhe street;
U white like mine .nd .... n&ed in lheir rows.
It'.suburbia here, pleas-I'll. .lfTI<lSt.
Michelle: doesn't IIeCI'I1 to thlnIr. I $hould be drinlr.in& t-r,
At ~ not on the front 61ep1 of the t.ou.e.
Wblot wililhey think?
I aon't Mlp wonderi", who they a.e
Or if there .eally is. they,
Maybe tI>ern only me, the subjecl oIlllis life.
I'm not quite 10 profound, 10 rll drink my beer
And wonder whe.e Kimy is.
I should proo.bly rake the iswn
And sweep the sidew.lk.nd. million other things.
•
My Iegs.re se"i", numb.nd lhe stone feels even colder on my hand.
II ..,alTy doe, teem like Lut Sundloy.
Oh! to be like Ihe al.,..!
by Dave Konor-Id
Shining in their situation 01 detachment.
Why cry?
I
I
PT<><IicUon. from H>e PlUt
Everybody lies \0 lheir mother
Evt!rybody drinks too much beer
Everybody aoes to ~
Man wNoI.n [!loin' here
You never Novt! the right credentials
Your pNI ain't never JOOd e"""'&h
We're.lI;wt studying currcnttreno:is
Tryin' 10 alteh up
Whal if life don't 10 In cycles?
Whal if we think we know!O much, we aon'l progrr:ss?
We·re makin' wild speculations
Pr«lidions from the put
But if " they" couldn't see the future,
how we gonna LuI?
We mu,t adapt
What if lhere ain't no un;verlle
or univcni.lity
And we go On conglomerating individually
commemor.ting our moralily
While , tiU .live
We're still .Jive
While still aJive
On SdlJClltion
formal stepl go I 2 3
and bore \15 into fantasy
which lcoda \15 to qUC!llion
by Nancy DeJoy-GIUette
"who is this me and what am i to do"
which leads 10 formal A B Cs
of action reqllired to I:>eoome tNot me
which u[>CIoIH II. to fantasi.,.
we did not know before
What b love
if not • plight
by N.ncy DeJoy-Glllette
No matter how bIord you Iry your tears aonnot match the wiler
giveo forth from lhe $lty.
that forca \15 to realize loneliness's might
while we lie.1one at night
in tolitl;ry debf,le
Ito _ to grips with wh;ot we h;ote?!
Wlille Gulac.t the Moon
The perfect Io¥er riteI
to reflect beloved', ij~t
and IOltly whitewub darkne»
iltuminrolio& nl&hl
No time or ..,..a: invlSlon
to beloved from it', krvt:
Obi the mindt ref1edions
while: gazing up .oo.e
f or sw. infa tuate the mind
When lingle wW>e .. IIiah
but ii', the moon reflectil'l/l
tblot al tcbea Iover', eyes.
by Nancy DeJoy-Glllelte
Vnrational R_
I strivt! 10 let lhe human ill
to err ...
no, \0 begin again
anoblCl"plth
10 lead my llUfeh ""'- by roots to mother earth
for sileroce of wh;ot ~ILs within
must stir
to COfIlempiate .;1'1
lhe nature of the common man
lhe universal "wby" 01 him
by N.ncy DeJoy-GUlel1e
n ENTERTAINMENT
Pat Hingle At Arts Center
by Murtl. 1 Bcodnar
Toke I look . t this picture.
You' re probably saying \0
yo .. "wlf "Who is he? I know hi.
flce, but .. :'
To fill in t .... rest, he's aciD!"
Pat Hingle Ind you 've m<;oU
likely co""', him on. rerun of
M " A ' S"H, '"The Love 8o&t",""
any 01 many OIMr shows. This
wenle<! ltCIor will make hl$
firs! I ppcar.nce ever al the AtU
Center on Friday, November!.
in Lbe title role 01 1'IIornas
~: Rrfl«fio,g O{ .. CA"; .....
The show doca no! deal exten-sively
with Ihe Edi",n we've an
come 10 know; in,lad ;t dull
with him u' ~r5Qn. the side
rarely considered by history
and biognophy. Sar- Hingle. "I
think it [the show] h"lNnira a
character who has b«ome •
Legend .. .iI'l like you /""let that
he had w .... kneun, prob~ ..
and angel'$."
The evenilll performance
bepns II 8 p.m.: howevn. I
special ochool pc'fformana will
he presented at 10 '.m., both. a,
nored, on lhoe first 01 November.
It will be worth your while to
expcriftlcc .. rimed actor in ac­tion
I S. ramed hero.
Shipping Dock Presentation
'N ed and Jack' Shines
by Ailsa Perna.sdll
The Shipping Dock 'lbnlre',
I98MI6 debut pr~ntation.
NftI and jacll. by Sheldan
Rot.en, is a witty yet heavily
dra""'t;c productian, Thill play
tJ kes place in 1922, Ev,,"
though the selling i. during pro­hibiHan,
it i. a lively and
energetic work.
n.e main character. are John
n,,'ry,,-c. plooyed by TCIT,""""
3ren ...... and Edward Sheldon.
a pllywright, played by Jack
W. tkina. Both actOJ'$ did o·
tremely weU; you """Id see by
their pmonnariots thai thq'
were lfuly WInding in their
"chan<:tm lhoes." 'The sup'
porting CUI membe ... though
present only briefly, also pc:r·
formed weU. Roger Gans pllys
Danny, Edward 's protective
buUer, Ind Meli"" Rodgers
portray. Eth e l Barrymore,
John'. keenly·eyed, overseeing
slller,
Ned . nd J lck c .. , memberl; from lett: RO(I&I' G.nl,
J eck Wetkinl, Melin e Rodgerl, Terrlnee Brennan.
by Marlene N. Tamucdo
On Soruniay, October 19, the
Youlhutre Pros .. m of the
N_eth Am Cen~ will pre­ICIlI
I spec;.l pmoonan<:e.
"~ .. Mime with Fintu5hd."
This presentation wiU consist of
a oeric:s 01 short pieces from tho:
.q>ertoi.~ of mime. El;,x Fin·
tu,~L PerforrTIIlIUI wi!! be at
I p.m, Ind 3 p.m. In the Small
around Ihulriaol magician,"
while EJ Mwrtdo praised hi.
"marvelously diverM' masks
which,,~ lhe illusion of mim·
in!! on their own:'
l\cIteu for the performances
are 11.50 each, and lhey I" on
.. ie one hour before each show,
for funher information, vi"t
the boll office, or call 586-Z420.
'Imaginary Invalid'
Cast Announced
N ...... eth Colt.ese 1'hcat.e Deportment and DnirTII Club
proenl5 I 51ud<:nt perfOl'lNInce of the clawc MoIie.e Comedy.
'"'" I".."".,,,)' Jm.oaJid
N~mbo:r 1SIh and 16th
118:00 p.m.
N()Yember 17th It 3:00 p.m.
TM I~""ry 1~I'QJjd w.illen in 1673, WU 10 be Moliere's 1.11
play. Molie.e, who wlS piqued with bad health for moM of h ....
life, bad already aiJmd hlsullric.ol pen ."he doclor, In ea.lier
com.edi."., An "","mple 01 Ihi. is in TM ~. Doctor. Th"
time, however, he . lIacks the Jmdic:ol profession from the poinl
01 v~ 01 the hypochondriac, Our production 01 thi. play will
indud<: lhe followi.., CI~ of characters and production
~~ .
'<P" Toinette
Angelica
Bell""
Bon""foy, .lIwyer
Cleanle
Docto.- Oi.oforu.
Thomu Diaforu.
Louise
Beralde
The Apothecary
Doctor Purgon
Produclion usistan" Ind crew:
Director
Stag<: Ma"'8ef
AssisIanIIO the
Director Ind Producer
o.vidMummcry
s..rah Franlr.
Beth Jacobson
Mary Ann Koiron
M;cbael Amory
Robert Ulliman
Peter Doyle
Scott Rankins
Kalhy Ke rsch
Allen Andel'3Otl
Keit h Smith
Thom.osMcAvey
Dr. o.vid M. Fernoll
Kerry McArdel
AmyMani,-u
InterIM: moments. mixed with
easual. cllm, light·hearted
.... ncs. provided In a uthenlic
rendition of the two men who
ba~ been c"- frienda for
many years. 1'hc first Ict
depicli Ihe .UccesRS Ind
failurH of John, both put and
present. The .eoond act dells
lNIinly wilh the actions and
Il'OIct;ons of both "Ned and
Jack," who are Ed and John,
loword,the revelation made by
Edward.
NftI aNd jQJ;;k wi!! run unlil
Oclober 27, ., which lime they
will prepare for Ihe nexl atlrlc·
lion, Quarrum<lim', TtTm3,
Showl Ire a18:15 p.m. On Fri·
day and S.lurday, and 3:00
p.m, on Sunday, with e.IIch
show ruMifl& lbout 2 hours in
Ie..,th with I IS mioute inler·
miUioa. Admiss.ion is SS.OO.
Di_nll Ire IVlilable 10
students Ind I01lior cifuens
who allend the Sunday perfor·
rTllnee. The Shipping Dock
Theltre is localed an the com·
pUI of SI. John fisher CoUege.
For more information or reser·
vat ion. Iwhich I re Slrongly
recommended), call (716)
3gS.a.wo.
Auditorium of Ihe An, Center. ,,.-____________________ -,
Eliot Finlushel , Artistic
Di r ector of th e
MIMEworhhop, extends
beyond Ihe silent, white-faoed
mIme perfOnTllnct! we Ire ""
a.Slomed to. He performs
clown tbeatre, iIlusion .. y
mime, .nd even. ";na.-Ion& in
this 4/).minule production. 1be
flJcinalion ate .... from tnonsfor­rTIItion,
IS obje<;ts and Fin­tushel
himself ~ba"ie before
the eye:s of the .udience.
After I yur in residence 15 a
lucher of Commedil. at Ibe
Dell' Ane School in CoHfornta,
Fintu"hel bas just retumed
from Ihe Wesl eo...1. The San
I?a>ld.lc:-a """"",II rJled Ihis
mime performer as an "Ill·
Bach
Recital
Oct. 27
by Martill Bednor
I know you'no nul there,
you people f.scinated by the
music 01 Johann Sebasti.n
Bach. If so, you'll ~Uy en·
joy lbe,,~ Sonatas for the vWJIin
and harpsichord 10 be pmorm·
ed by internationally attllimed
I nists Sonya M"",*"f and Bar·
t. .. H,.t:.ch.
1be- first, second, and third
Sonl"" will be belutifully
.ecreated on Sunday, October
27, al 3 p,m. in N • • 'I I\(t,
Cf:nter. The two mu51Ci.oM will
Ihen perform Bach', 1111 three
Sonalas on Sunday, November
3, also It 3 p.m, nckell.re $4
for membe." and 16 for non·
memben.
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a..I.SSei Iill:GlN
OWoT -SEPT_ ~ , NOI. 11
L$AT · NOI. , .
ORE· OCT_ 8, DEC. 7
MCAT · JAN_ ~1. '!III
OAT · F ~a, 13
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~CI'I_T_
NAZARETH ItVENTS
o Arts Cen ter
Saturdloy. October 19. t ,. 3 p.m. - Maslt &: Mi_ wilh F'i~.
1USlw1. In SrnaU Auditorium. TIckets: SI.50.
Wednadloy. October 23. 1:30 p.m. ~mo Gootzolo c-rt.
Adrni-'on is Iree. with. reception 10 loIlow " the c.sa H_
Sunday. October 27. 3 p.m. - Soooaku (or Vio"'" "l1li HIUp'­oicltotd.
by Johann Scbastian Beeh. Fint three.."".1as will be
performed by SonY' Monoeoff .nd &.Nr. l-U..bKh. The se­cond
three sonatas will be performed on November 3, for more
WorMlltiOll. oonr.CI the box office or caU 586-2420.
fridlty. November I. 8 p.m. - ~ Edi.soln: R~f/«tioM 0(0
GeJliloL Spcciooi achooI perfor .... """ at 10 a.m., abo on
November I. Tickets: member •. SIO; non-rnemben . S12.
Tlekell for lhe spcciaI JChooI perfor....".,. .... 55.
°C ... Italla""
Thu"y. October 17. 7 p.m. LA N~ eli s..n Lorwoao, film. All
are welcome. free ad miJSion.
oShul1l Cente.
FridlIy. October 21, 2-4 p.m. - Afocilioil CootIQl sponsored by
the AutomOtive Club. c.,-.~ Room. Si&n Up .1 the Information
Ddk.
LOCAl. ItVENTS
of air pori Histo rical Museum
Saturday. October 19, 10 '.m.4 p.m. and Sundloy, Oct. 20,
njoon4 p.m. _ 0>r<1lIry Crafr s../t. f airport Hislorical Mu .. um,
18 Penin Street, Fairport. for more infor .... tion. oon tact Anrw:
Stonehocller al 425-1899.
-eeva Theatre
Salurday. October 26 - openips d A;,,'I MiI«/taYiJI'.
Previews run from Tuesday. October 22 through l'tidIy. Oc·
tober 27. Geva11>eatre, 75 Woodbury Blvd. f or more informa·
tion, and the prices. conr.ct the Geva Box Office.1 23Z-1363.
oMemorial Art Gallery
The followillj! • .., part d the F.. ..l mll.e:ture ScricI: 0'_ Bot·
'"""" IIw War. All ptaenr.tloas will be in the auditorium. Ad·
mission iI lree to _mben, and lree to ....... memben with
pllery admission.
Soturdly. October 26, 2:30 p.m. - AIIi...,/iort atId DQnq. Tbe
lectu_ " Sltip Battaglia •• rumator and rilrnmaker. who is a
faculty member at St. lohn fi&her College. There will be a
5Creeni"l of • nilIRe)' Cl.saic.
Sunday, October 27, 2:30 p.m. _ M"";' MILdaols. TI>e lecturer
Is Mk"-el t.uer. Di_ 01 Wilson AtU Center, Harley
School and bo»I dthe WXXI ndiosbow. f'i]m ls YaM.Dot:>dk
DAncfy Wltll James c.gney . ./OIIn LesUc. and w.]ter Hustun..
·ROT
MOYiea: Tbur5day, October 17, 7.nd 10 p,rn. - 1"- KiUi",
~Ids, Wd)b Hall.
Pridloy. October IS, 8 p.m. - sm.""" rita" Parodix, Webb "'". Saturday. October 19. 1.00 IOp.m. - The Killi",F'IddI, Ingle
Auditorium.
o Rochater M..-m .nd Science Cenler
Salutdloy. October 19. 2 p.m. - Heidiprtolenled by Ncw York
hued Trww:1in& Playbaute. RMSC Biaenhail Auditorium.
tlcketll 55, members· $4. 8011 OfrlCe opens" I p.m.
The followinl are CLusic film Series on TueacUoya 2 p,m .• nd
'.p.m. In the 8ir;erthait Auditorium. free with mUleum admis­.=.
<A1obet IS· Tho Mis/il$
October 22 · s...r Bbd tJ( Y""r~
October Z9 . IMirir lit. W.""
.SUNY Brodpor1
October 17· 19and24-26. , p.m. - ThoMitac/t WorW. Tower
Pine ArbThatre. AdmiJIion: $4, USludentsw;lh SSG 1.0. Por
more Inlormation, c.U 395-5161.
- Unlvertlty of R<lCbQIH'
Wdnc:.dooy, October 23 · 5:45 p.m. - Lecture: The s.an:lI (or
" 0.,.. {or o.lICI'r. Hcu rlt. "MiJlltnni"",~ Itrrivfd! Robert A.
Cooper. }r .. M.D. free and open 10 the public. f or more iDlor·
.... tloo, calI2~1l8,
film Peativ.l: Wednesday. October 23, 9 p.m. - o.rc~ 22,
Strons Audilorium. Pree admission.
f'rlday, October IS, 7:15 p.m,.nd 9:30 p.m. - Tho BtN/if1Ul
Owb. Strona Auditorium. AdmlMion· $1 .50.
Priday. October 21, 1: ]5 p.m .• nd ]0:30 p.m. - A ~ 10
INlio. Strona Auditorium. Admission: 11.50.
Saturdly. October 28, 1: 15 p.m. and 9:30 p.m. _ The JId\otIt.
_ tJ( BIodaroo &n$2i: Acroa lite srh DiIntfl.Sioot. Hubbell
Audilorium. Admi.Won: II .SO.
Su!>day, Oclobet20, S p.m. _ Blrdy. Hul)bo:lI AudilQrium. Ad·
mlsslon 51.50.
The loIlowillj! are moviea lrom the Lw<;'" ~ Film Seria.
They win ~1I.1 8 p.m. in H u~U Audi~orium, Hulcllinson
Half. AdmiMion: 11.50. Por more ,nformatO()ll, call 275-5611.
ThUQC!ay, Oct. 11 - lk,.m tJ( Lik.
Thursday, Oct. :U - Amdora', Bo>t.
"T1Iul'lday. ();;robfr 24. 1/1<"" - Dostf...., '85, • I.shion show
and dinner 8pIIIl5<IrCd by Ca...-l Corner 10 benefit the American
Society. Special Holiday.war praented will be . 1 the Top of
the PIaa Restaurant. TIckets: l iS, avail.able.t Casual Comer .
... . , . ~'!"". w.t information, oootact ~ Moll .t 286- 1950.
Seminars
To Aid
Comps
by M .. kne N. T.mUlXlo
Til help English m.)o"
ptept.re lor tbe literature CGmp6
(as oppIIRd to the comp6 re­quired
by those Englisb ""'}<Irs
in the writing concentr"ionl,
Sig".,. '!'au Deh, the Natioruol
English Honor Society. is JPOfl'
IOrinS a ..,ries of aeminar
di5cussionsof ..,...".al r:J the rna·
jor woru .nd author, of dif·
ferent periods in lilerature. Ttwe
purpose of these discuMions is
to f.mi!i"'.e ".Imost
sr..:lua tes" with the oral por·
tion of the a.>mprellensive,
50mething like • "rehearsal"
,fo.r. .t,ho se takips the comps this
Seniors..,., thd. last year as.
crisi ... there·s NO doubt about
thaI) However. Dr. Monica
Wds, 5.5.) .. does DOC see it in
quite the same way.
"Comp6 remind me r:J the
Chi neae idengram for crisis: a
time of simultaneous danger or
opportu nity," she up!.soios.
" The Engli. h ~pa rt ment
definitely ¥lewS comp6 as .n
opportllnity--an opportunity to
reflect on what . ",lIdenl" ex·
perlence with literature has
been, and to discovt:r that. In·
-deed, he 'o. r she does know !n addition 10 the or.1 portion
r:J the a.m. the litenture com·
prehensive a lso involvel the:
preparation d a paper by taeh
student. In which he or she
chooses • ~roc ida upon
whle h to concentrate.
However. in order to tel the
.-from Ihctum lllllink th'"
Is IUppooed 10 be tbe "oppor.
tunity" Sr. Monica wall talkina;
.boull. it is encourased thai the:
Sludent choose an ide. with
which he or &he can Identily. ln
the l ub, equenl one·hour
dilC\lS$ion, for which the up­com""
teminars are ~,
lbe fllCUlty commiltee "",,"n·
tfltea leu on the "'rvey
knowledge of the Sludent',
theme, .nd """" on the .bility
on the pan of each student to
work from • point of control
c:orooerninS this ideo. 'The u·
&miMe should exhibit IUd!
IIOntroi by "",""kips with-...,
autr-ity on the specifIC .ru(s!
in the worlLs of.. numberofma·
jor English and American
write,....
Ttwe ..,mina,... Ire acheduled
as follows:
n.udoy, ();;robfr n . 4 p.m. in
Confe~""" Room B. Sbulll
Center. Topic: " T ln tern
Abbey," led by Dr. Monica
Wdl, S.S.J.
w~. ();;to#xr 30, 4 I
p.m. in Conference Room B,
Shults Center. Topic:: "Peotty of
&mily Dlckeoscln.,"led by M,....
Suzette Graham. (Sclectionl on
lhi, topic TBAI.
}unlon and ..,niors, esp«ir.l.
Iy •• re encouraged 1<1 par.
ticipate in these dlJCUJSions.
f or lunher informalion. see Sr.
Monter..
Gleaner
Deadline:
OCT. 20
fi SHORTS
SHORTS
oCar.,.,.. Seminars
The lollowillj! programs will begin .14:30 p.rn. In the PortttoIe
Lounge, Shulb Center.
Thu"y, Oct. 11 - Pnpari"l (o.-11w Employment Inlerv .....
Tuesday. Oct. 22 -/nft"'iew,,,, for ~'~<l1III I...u.sny.
Thursday, Oct. 24 - I"ftrviewi", {or PubJi<: A"""""li",.
Tuesday, Oct. 29 - f~ fOr Inr,Niewi",.
Thursday, Oct. 31 - W1!o>/', JItVOlwtlIn ApplyI", 10, a"" All..,..
eli", GnodwcII<I ScIoooL
oSemlna. Dbcusslons to AId Ute .. tureComprehe .... lvC$.
Tuesday, October 22, 4 p.m. _ 1l'nlffll AbOIy. led by Dr.
Monica Weil. 5.5.}. Confere""" Room B, Shul" Center.
Wednesday, October 30, 4 p.m. - TIt. F'oelryo{Emi/y Did~1t-
..".. led by MfI, Sutelle Oraham. Conference Room B. Shults
Center.
-o..-e."'vu- Rec:ruilmerlt IOroup Seasionl
TbunoclJ,y, October 11. I p.rn. - New Y",* SI<lK 0ffQ tJ( 1!w
Star. Controlltr. Posinon, Rcrui/i", for. Eultlinom of Mullicipal
Affairs, State Accounts Auditor&. Pnt{nTed (but noI requiredl
Aoodtmic Pntptlru/i",,: BAlBS and :u credit hours In acx:oun­lingIauditini
·
New Frosh President
Sets Plans for Year
by Brenda 5. Du~
0.. Monday, October 1 .t 6
p.rn., \be frnhmao daoo. ",.
flClOlS met for the fLtSt time to
disc11IIldea1 for IIp and lIOnIing
fund .. lien. mlxen •• nd many
other IClivitia. in general. Thil
year'. lreshman du. office"
include : Pr,..ident Tom
CineeboJ:; Vice Pruid e nt
Kristen Huck; Treasurer Mary
1Ie1diD; Sccutary LiM eon,.::r;
and SeDate Representative.
Kim Cav.na ugh. Sheri!
o.melin, and o.n hUer.
Some 01 the ideAl disculled
were. pme caUed Assa&iJI (a
pme 01. hunti"l one anotN:r
with toy ...... 1. POXltball pmet:
wbere floor YetaUI floor. Bronm
Ball pm,.., oo.tacle cour_
tricytle racu (Olympi<:·type
competitions), .nd • pep rally
for freshmen. Some other ..,.
tlvitios brought up for ditcus­....
include. Row .. .-Ie. and a
nut and bolt mati'.
Afterwarda. I fJIOkt to Toxn
Cina:boJ: and be _med qu.ite
Uciled .hout this yar. He
believes "the freshman class
made. vert good choice d 01·
Ii"",,: they win work well
tosftber," and be is !ooking for·
ward to working with them.
When .. «I how he felt
lbout tlte etedions. be Mid. '"
wU v<:ry happy with tbe tur·
nout . t 'Meet the Candidates'
nigllt. fruhmen teemed 000'
cemcd and wanted to get in­volved.
"HOIo¥e\Ier." he added,
" in order for our duI to be.sue­ceosl'ul.
we muat have tho: par.
ticipation. involvement, and
support of. the entire lreshman
class."
TUESDAY EVENING
HOURS
5:30-7:30 pm
Sept. 3rd to Dec 17th
and
Jan 7th to May 6th
ACADEMIC ADVISEMENT
CENTER S-11
Assistance is reviewing your completed
courses for degree requirements and in
planning your future courses.
~ CARTOONS
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Winners of the
Tunnel Painting
Contest:
Sponsored by Residence Council
Best Overall: Most Original:
1) Andy Hull. Cindy Allen1) History Club
2) Lori Lawton 2) Fred Barthelmann
Most Bizarre:
1) Dawn Cosgrove
2) Elizabeth Kelly
. , ........... .
Honorable Mention
1) Diane Stockman.
Ann Skinner . . ... .................... , ........... . ......
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" GLEANER
a'!I, Ot."; ~-t. rQO~\
j < '< I. I '\".~'. ,,'.! .'. :' , 1t' 1 ' 1' n.
TlIe men'. "croaae tum flnlshed -...ccaasful li ll .lthlbltion
_801'0 10 it. flr.1 try under Collen ScotI Helton.
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Lacrosse Off & Running
by NI .... Delio Slrilto
The !'I1Z.fell! \acrcwc team
rmisbed their Fall ElIhlbil;oll
..,...,.. with. 2-2 record. The
team /0$1 Ipu-.s. o.wtgO State
1(;,15 and lboagainM Sy...:usc
Univenity" B-I .. am, 19-8. The
l'Iyers defeated Genc5tQ SIlIte
in ovcrcimc j7-61 . nd the
Univcnity 01 Buffalo (I L-6I.
eo.ch Sootl Ndson fell tM! !lis
leam had . ~ry suceesslul pre-sellOn
and hopn ilia, they will
be just U $u""ewful in the spr­ing.
He anticip"tci SOme trou­ble
for the first year, ,I>e '""m
beina; "" Y"""I. l1>f: leam con­sisl.
of twentY-lilt pLloyen:
twenty freshmen; five
sophomores; .nd one senior.
NeitOn ,...id that the support of
the administ .. tlon here It
Naardh has bt.!n tremendow..
Pete Costanza Hurt .. ,
Men Booters Keep Rolling
by Tim Rlpdale
It "'.$R" e>tKIly preuy, but
they'U lake il anyway. Sltur­dly.
October 5th, the mo:n'.
IOCCCr tum defeated HobArt
2·' in OT. They paid II high
pr;ce for the victory. though.
The ~ le.m IoSIthe t.knls
of Junior Pde CooIanr.a fO<' Ihe
R&$On with. broken righl lea.
Pele suffered I broken tibul.
• nd fibu,," in Ihe first half.
The Golden Flyef$ weren't
.,..,Ily playina lhe game in ta·
lbook style. The team is noc
p,,"ying consistent """""'. main·
lyon offense. I Il lkl'd wilh
Cooch Rob Surl . boul his
team's play. Cono:emin& the 0/.
fense. eo..:h Snorl .. id il was
the shan pau.ing Ihll'. hunin.
the offense. "What Ihe short
passing game does is d,..w, the
defense to the I:.ll. ~115 the
passina w-. and makel it ,..,$ie. 10 xore:' Odenaiyely.
eo.~h was pleased wilh lhe
.esults but said the man'lo-man
defense Waln'l whe.e it should
"..
CoodISea.1"s pis for Ihe .e­mainder
01 lhe season are 10
Pete CostlUlZll
play consistenl 1IOttef, and
make it to. poIt·season tourna·
ment. either the NCAA OJ
ECAC. The other "goal" is to
move up in the state polls
where _.re cu<nntly ranked
7th. With Ihls win, !be team
should move into the top five.
The two pis in the Hobart
game were xored by Mike
Deckman and o.n Bronc, with
1M &MillS going 10 Ron Bartlett
and Crlteme Tosb.
Women ...
Win, Too
by Joanne C"rloo:k
Nazareth·. women's ~.
team is still on the upward 'W·
i,,! to a poIl«1Os.on bid. The
September 20 win at Houlhton .
.nd the 1·2 Io.u at Can'siu. on
September U , brought N,,',
fftllI"d to 3-2. 1be nat four ron·
ilCCUtive will5 wou.ld bring the
Colden flyers close. to .eali",
ing their poIt season 8",,1 •.
Satu.d.ly, September 28lh In
a home gatt\C VI.. Buffalo State,
N ... reth won on • oingIe pi
by Angela Coniglio, the fi ... ]
tcore beinl 1.(1.
Startinl off the month of Oc·
tobe. with. 1:."" the wornen
flyen domln.oted Oswqo State
3- ]. Coals were sooted by
A~la Coniglio. Li~ O·Leary.
.nd Kelly Whitmer. Thil win
-b.ou.gh t the lum 10 • S.2 1be women" lwo win .... ~
Men Tennis, 2-3 for '85 4~,
~ ,
was nOI to be finished ,
however. Wilh a 3·2 vlCiory
over Alfred Otl October 5th. the
women we.e 6-2. Angela Con·
igIio occred .n &$$ist by Bridget
.B..rl.l.b.e d.. and 8rilbeclt tcorl'd by Tftld Puilitno
This year'smen's tennll team
clo$ed oul ill f.L1 se.uon with •
decisive yictory over the INm
from Niagar. Univeuily. The
victory left Ihe le.m wilh a
.~ of 2·3 for the fall. The
team did prov;de _ a.
«llentlennis, especiallY'1 fi.st
double •. The double. leam 01
P.ul w.ldo and Todd Plni""n
finished with • 4·1 .ecord.
TJ>e.e two playerl, .Ionl wilh
P.j. P.pe and Kevin Ward,
played well.t 1M ECAC Tou.-
... ment in Albany two weeks
.go. Even Ihough no one played
_U eno:>u&h to dele" the lOp
competltion from . round the
st.te. they .!lIe .. nI'd new !.kills
and eve.yone enjoyed
themselves. Tennll coech
Anette SMpiro called the eK'
perience ". poooitive ~."
The women's team il current·
ly 3-1, wilh seve,..1 matches left
to p,,"y. The te.m will be at St.
John Fishe. CoII~ for • lour_
nament over the Iclna weekend.
Eac:h member of the women'.
POLICE
OFFICERS
$30,094.72 after 32 months.
Preference on city residents
Emphasis on Minority
Candidates
CLOSING DATE: NOV 14, 1985
For Details: Call
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tum feels as though abe has
had an uee!lent year, despite
the Io6ing record.
This spri"" both the men's
.nd woman', turns will tr.vel
to Virginia .nd Tenessoee over
Spring B.eak fO<' • .eries of ex·
hibition matehes 'g.lnll
iChools down IOUth. Thls will
.Iso be • wa.mup (0<' the men,
since they play • ' P.inl
schedule, u well. C(NIch
ShapitO and Assistant Coo~h
Bill Nelson hop: \0 puttosether
• oprinz .K~ule for the
wornt"n 10 help keep tbem on
top of their pme.
...- :~)II': l ".
'.-/ ..• ' , -' •
MII8II boot ..... keep roiling
Monday. October 7th, in I
bQme game VI. Welt. College,
lbe Naza.eth women were vic-­lori""".
Blankina: the Wdls
tum 4-0, Naureth had 56 shots
on the 80"1 cQmpa.ftI to only
three by Wells. The Colden
Flyers .verase 30 1""ls. game,
.c(o.dinl to scorekee~.
c.they Weeks. The Wells game
Wa. just. tiny enrnple of tbe
power behind the team. Coal.
toored by U~ O'Leary, S.ndy
Mertz. Alicia DiMeno on In
-.lsi by Mary P.lermo, and
Angela Coniglio on .n ISIi$t by
Mertz broulht Nua.eth·,
record to 1·2.
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