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              January 29, 19M' »-7 Itr, ~
Flyers Win Tourney
AGAIN!!!
by J oanne Ger lock
lui weekend, the Nazareth
College Golden Fly" •• clinched
the Chue-Lincoln Pirst
Tournament with. win OVer St.
John Fisher Colleg<: in the final
round.
Nazareth, the two-time
defending champ of the
tournament, was seeded No.2
behind the University of
Rochester, who wu eliminated
in first-round play.
This play commenced with
two gam" played at both
Naza«:lh and SI. John Fisher on
Wednesday, January IS. AI 7
p.m. NlWIreth beat RIT, 80-72.
The game, which wu delayed
in the fitst half by a bent basket
on a Sluff from a RIT player,
advanced Nazarelh to semi.
final s . High scorers for
Nazarelh were Joe Convertino
with 23 point. and Bob
Griffith. wilh 16. Todd CaIman
added 15 poinlS.
At Fishe.. No. 8 seeded
Brockport beat U of R. and No,
4 seeded Fisherlriumphed over
Gene...., State 10 move inlO Ihe
..,mi-final5.
In semi-final aClion on
Fri<by. January 17,1 the U of R.
Na ... elh beot Hobart 93-79 to
move into the final •. St. John
Pisher narrowly e dged
Brockport 80-19 10 move inlO
the final •.
Final round play began at 9
p,m Salurday. January ]8 in
front of a near-capacity crowd .
Coach Bill Nelson guides NaZ81eth to victory.
The game, which was televised.
resulted in • 74.62 win for
NlWlre lh. Nuareth played well
defensively and offe nsively,
with Bob Griffith. and Rich
Sparks yanking down the
m&jority of relx lUnds for the
team. J~ Convert;IlO, Chris
McCaffrey. and Todd Caiman
con1rihuted the majority of Ihe
assists for thc team. Play of It he
bench by Alan Wood. Ray
Perry. and Tony u.mardo wu
strong and usenlia! 10 Ihe
lournamenl.
Na~'s own Bob Griffith. and
Rich Sparks were named 10 the
All-Tournament team, and Joe
Converlino and Chris
McCaffrey were named Co­MVPs
for Ihe lournameni.
I Quotes of the Week
page 8 I
NAZARETH COUEGE OF ROCHESTER
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nozgrr
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Bob GrtHltha takes the baseline against RIT.
LINCOLN FIRST Richard Spark.s TOURNAAiENT Chris McCaffrey " Flyers Facts and Flgur~: "
C ... MVPs: Chris McCaffrey.
Joe Convutino " Joe Convertlno
Rebol}nding: ~
lst Round · RIT BobGriffiths " Score· Nu-80 RtT-72
Scoring: i\s$41s: ToddCalman , Joe Convertino " Chris McCaffrey , Todd Ca\lnan Chris McCaffrey " " Championship Game
BobGriffiths " Score - Naz-74 Fisher·62
Richard Sparks " Scoring:
Rebounding: Joe Convcrtino " Bob Griffiths • RichardSparh " BobGriffiths " Assists:
Chris McCaffrey , Rebounding:
BobGriffiths " 2nd ROWld • Hobart
Score· Nu-93 Hobart·79 Assists:
So:orlng: Chrl$ McCaffrey ,
Bob Griffiths "
It's time 10 qu'"-'!tion a few thing. that have-and have
NOT-been dOn<: OVer the years here a! N.",,'eth.
Sin~ I was a freshman, four years ago, many
improvements have ~ made: the number of
students has increased: cerlain academic programs,
both undergraduate and graduale. have been ~ended:
• major in Computer Science ..... been created. as well
as the installation of numerous computer ienni""la in
Kurney and Smyth Hall.: th~ renovation 0/
donnitories, including new furnishings and new
lounge. in O'Connor, Kearney, and Medaille Hall.; the
establishment 0/. new security .y.t~m in dormitories;
the addition 01 the Gerald G, Wilmol Hall 0/ Music,
complete with hrilliant pipe organ; major re.urfacing 01
th~ .wimming pool floor; initiation of women"!IOCCf:r
(opring 01 19&31 and the hiring 01 a part,time coach, as
well as the construction 01 an oIfice for the coach;
reJlOVation 01 the storage .rea for the team room for
women's "ports: construction of two more athletic
fields, One On the lower level west 01 the main field and
a softholl field to the north 01 it; sandingand resurfacing
01 the gym noor; major """,nstruction work completed
in the filter room of the pool with the filt~r system
renovated; the incorporation of men's lacr~ lto~n
in the spring of ]9861, as well as the hiring of a
coach/athletic lrainer lin Ihe spring of 19851 10 ~n
recruiting; the resur/acing of Iwo tenni. courts; the
painting of lhe gazebo at the courts; the painting of the
gym; the resurfacing and relining of the gym noor; the
initlotion of women's softholl to be played this spring:
and, last but nQt least, a newly installed ice-skating
rink.
Impressive, isn'l il. Oh, of course progreso has been
made in other areas .uch a. the appointments of
coordinators in certain academic areas, and Ihe
renovation of the Undergraduate Association Office
and the Senate Room. There have also been
advaneements in the are .. of organi .... tion,
accreditations, Conlinuing Education, Summer
Session., recruitment procedures, admis.ion.,
investmenlO. and SO on. But mo.t of these
improvements are more structural and internal than
the others. which are. for the most part. fairly evident.
As you can~. many significant benefits have been
added to thl$ collCll,e. A Rood number of them are
concentrated in the area of athletics. There'. DO dOllbt
that :s.ome of the reJlOVations were needed, not only for
the safety of our "hle te •. but also to provide them with
thai competitive "oedge" needed to win.
Having that "edge" can make a ll the difference. [t'.
particularly important in one'seducation. Yet. if this i,
so, why d0e5 it often acem that so many other things
lake precedence?
I am not implying lhal "",hj,,& has been do"" in
regards to educational need., nor am I unaware of the
many thlngs thailla .... been done. Of COUrse significant
benefits have been added. Bul let's face ii-it'. not a
privilege tocxpend and maintain, it' •• necessity/If this
institution wants to compete in the fight for college·
bound students, then it's obvious that it must exlend
itself 10 attract a number of varied interests, I think
everyone could understand thaI. But I'm not SO sure
that people can understand why certain obvious needs
alway. ~m 10 go "unnoticed."
Let's lake, for example, the case of Financial Aid.
Although this isa monetary isoue, itl$still the m""ns to
an end-education.
A good many students at Nazareth depend on some
:s.ort of financlol assistance for their education. Yet, at
the start of every semester. students are often left 10
wonder if they will be able to continue here or if H:ey
will be forced to transfer to a less e><pensive college.
While it is true that the State and Federal governments
delermine the amount of money that is allotted to
students, it i. also true that Nazareth is not without it.
share of "power." Although the college consistently
closes cach fiscal year "in the black," many studcnts
are left "in the red" all because of "the green:' It is
frustrating for these student. 10 be told thai they cannot
have money for their education while, at the .. me time,
there is money enough to spendon "e.;tras:· It appears
that there may be :s.ome confUSion among priorities.
Now let's lalk about the Ubrary. Believe it or not,
many people choo$e theircolleg<Odepending upon how
resou=ful the institution', library is. Why? Because
thi.lsone of the most important factors in ANYONE'S
educalion. And, rather than benefitting a select group,
it is the one facility that ALL people share. regardte.sof
their major or outside interesis. For this .. me reason
our library .hould have extensive coverage of """'l'
subject, with the latest periodicals and textbooks
available in all fields. Asstatl!d in the course description
booklet, NllMfeth's library "'is ranked among tM lop
five comparable New York State college libraries in
relation to number of volumes." l1l.aI'. gr",,1. But how
many 01 these volumes are up-to-date with the latest
happ.mings in a particular field?
From whall understsnd, a certain amount of money
Is allotted to each department and 1M professors
submit titles that Ihey would like the library to buy. Yet
sludents are still travehng toother area colleges for the
bulk of data needed for class projects. And, despite the
expan.ion of the media setvines, there are still
complaints about the choice of materials. The reason
could be one of two things: either the students are
mot(IJt$, or there is a severe lack of communication
here. I opt for the latter. But perhaps we can help each
other out Why nne include, at the end of the Teacher
Evaluation fonos, a question asking the students what
is their particular interest in the field they are studying,
and what textbooks/periodicals concernin& this u""
would they like 10 ace in the library that are nne
currently there. We could at least give it a try.
I have spoken of only two issues_ But there are mOre.
I believe there are reasons for everything that is done.
In fact, the reason, why Financial Aid ,tudents do not
get the money they need , and the library ~ms to lack
what the student. seem to want, might actually be
son.ewhat valid. The problem is lhat WE OON.
KNOW WHAT THESE REASONS ARE!! Rather
than being infonned and upclated On whal is·-and is nne·
·being done , and WHY this is SO. we are of len given the
run-around, and, what's worse, pacified. What other
choice do we have but to create reasons of OUr own.
Jl'IQ$t of which are based on what we SEI!?!
Students have every right to know what their money
is being used for and why, and who makes the
decisions, for not every decision made l$done to benefit
this comn.unity "" a whole. It', a lways the same lines
who ~m to benefit the mOSI_
I think it'. time lor fair play.
Mar]ene N. Tamucclo
Edilor·ln-Chlef
Letters
to the
Editor
Dear Editor,
I would like to take this
opportunity to thank Nazareth
CoUege for finally puning in an
ice·skating rink. However, if it
1$ nne being used as much as
yOll had hoped, ii'S not because
of lack of motivation or interest
on the part of the students. but
rather due to the location 01 the
rink.
I, for one, can't wait tousethe
rink, but I mu.t wait until
niRhlfaU, when all the people
who have night da ..... have
gone home. If I don't, the re will
be so much laughter ringing
through the classrooms that the
teachers would get nothing ... ,
SeriOllsly. the ;ce.,lta.ling rink
is located in and arQUnd the
busiest section of Nu.areth.
Mosl of uS are very self.
conscious of passers· by
watching uS fall down
repeatedly whlle attempting
graceful glides aCfQ<\$ the ice_ !
suppose putting il between the
buildings would cut down on
weather elements. but for
future reference, I think
Nazareth has many other more
"secluded" localion •.
Thanb for the thought.
lhough. 11 didn't go unnoticed.
Sincerely,
A Iypical Na .... reth
lce·skaler
[)ear Hdllo.,
The M$k~tball learn u....s
school tnQney, giv~n to th~m by
their (:()OIeh, to buy b«r for th~
victory C<'clebratlon on thai
Saturday. Obviously. the
pLoy"rs could 001 keep fmm
telling people how they spent
the money. Incidently. Security
had to ron", and break up the
party. We canno( believe the
stupidity here! ~ it at all
bother Ihis school that a very
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Editor·;n-Chief... ... ... ... . ... Marlene N. Tamuccio
Assistant Editor. . ............ Lorna Davi
Advertising Manager .................. , • Maria Moretti
Art Editor. . ...... Donald Bishop
Business Manager. . ........... Peg Sheehan
Calendar Editor. . .................. Li~ Sarsmit
Commuter News Editors ................... Sue Shaheen
Creative Editor. . .......... Robin Allison
Sport, Editor . . ............... Tom Roach
Reporters . . .... Martial Bednar, Anne Marie Seney
Laurie Coene, Ann Marie Oumwa, Joanne Gerlock
Patricia Godin. Lynda Johnson, Robby Kellen
Steve Klumpp, Dave Konopski, Bridget LeGree,
Libby Mahon, Blair Miller. Ted<! Pullano. 11m Ragsdale,
Dina Rice, Rosemary Rockmaker, Kate Shaughnessy,
Greg Speranza, Carrie Stevens. Kathy Treasure
Cate Woolston
CIlntributora.. .. . ....... JennyCorsigllo, Brenda Dupee,
Don Ehinger, Scotl ferguson, Mark Miller,
Photography Ed;tor .
Photographers .
Typists.
Bill Mulherin. Ali,... Pernaselli
. .. Jennifer lsaltC$Qn
. . Michael Maurer, Robyn Prince
. Debbie Caulwels, Li,... Hoffman,
Michaelle Holman
n.o GLEANBR 10 .... Iad.po_ot 0IU<kn1 new",""", ponlally { .. nd<d by.be Nozardh u...s.!SQd ..... Aooodo.1on. Tho edllorlo' poIl<y 10
donermlned by tl. edlt ..... __ ........ "' ...... lIy ""n..rt ..... 01" .. <01 •. teu .... ..,a«:<pled "" aU ' ''1'100. "".'beedllors ............ be """" 0
_ oon-eopot><l<nu beld "".".1 .... _ ..... In th< boo' In •• ..,., 01 .... ed""".1ona! envt.onn.rnt.
ALLLBTI'l!RSTOmEEDrroR MUSTBIlStGNEDAND INCLUDBAN AOORIlSSAND 'n:LI!PH~BNUMB~R. Tho ....... 01 "'" wri"'loI wItt
1>00_ Up"" ..... .-.
players who are of lesal age
were going to drink it all
themselves. Ye., On this tiny
campus. the details spread very
f .... t. How could all this have
possibly remained a secret?!
We are sick and tired of ace·
ing the basketbot.ll team catored
to on thiS campus. We tire
especlolly angry that our money
was used to buy their beer
when we are not allowed to buy
it for ourselves. What"sgoing to
be done about this?
Signed,
Son'e Very Angry Students
• Editor'. note: nus issue 1$
currently under investigation.
~ COLLEGE NEWS
WILLIAMS
WINS IT!
Dante Scholarship Available
ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA
I. Studo:nl must be 01 Italian
herit.ge through either po","I',
linu ge.
2. Student mlUl be. resldcfll
01 ~ greater Rochester area or
one 01 iU $IIrl'Ol.llldins counties.
I~nesce. Livingston. Monroe,
Ontario. Orleans. Wayne).
l. Student must be, full·time
IIUItritulaiM junior It the
~""Ied ooIl~unive,.ity.
4. A gnode point cumulative
Iverage of 3.0 is preferable.
REC IPI ENT'S RESPO N·
S IB I LITI ES TO T ilE
ITAUAN WOMEN'S CIVIC
CLUe
I. The .wpien\ must .ttend
the Dante Schol,,$hip Ball.
IC.all.l ticket wlU be provided.)
I)o.te Sq>tnnber 21. 1986.
2. The recipient mull
demonstrate • willingnno to
pilrticipole in I club-sponsored
function. Participation .1 any
ltvel will be further dik\lSloed
with schoborahip committe.!
members.
3. An official or student copy
01 Iranscripts mull be sent 10
the ~p d";rmIJI on •
qUflrtcrly or .stmatet boWJ..
4. MaintCNInce 01 preferable
3.0 CIImulatlV1! .~
5. It Is the student', respon­sibility
to provide In official
tranIC.ipt or studt:nt copy of
both completed frahman and
IOphomore year from your in·
stitution with th~ Ippliulion.
6. The n.-l forfinancial aid is
prd"e ... ble.
1. The Iwee lIN theauthori·
ty 10 request information from
the oolltie fin.oncial aid officer
in reprd to fUW>tia1 n.-l Or
r"",ndol lid SUtus.
I. AppliClUon fonna must be
returned by April I, 1986.
Uncia Wlillama: Recipient 01 $ 1,000 acholareh_lp. ... -- BRITIAN and ISRAEL
Right at Your Door!
by Kate Sha ughnessy
The Burroughs Corporation
has aWlrded Nuareth College
oapbtmore linda Williams •
J I,COO oo;boLan.b.ip for mlnority
students pursuing a Clreef in
the managernen1 information
Iystema industry.
Williams, an accounting mao
jor, applied for the oo;hoLan-hip
under the di rection 01 HEOP
financial direetor, Clernont
t.yn<h. &ekc\eo;l by .he a_·
roughs Northcast Region Con·
tributiona Committee IU hiving
the qualifications 01 good
citiz.o:nship, leaderohip. respon'
I-ibility, and Wt.ing an .ctive
pIIrt in the student body. Linda
wlU presented the Eholanhip
award at Nazareth by Bur·
roughs Corponolion National
Solie. Mau.ger Raymond Honn
in December of 1985.
Linda Williams is adive in
. tudent ao;tivities, "'IVing as
trn.ure r o f the Black
A""ue_ C .. lt",.1 A......,..·
lion and chai~ for S1acl<
History Month.
hy Laurie A. COI'ne
Thi. spring, NUlreth i. oller.
ing tours 10 Britbh .nd lsrael to
students and the public on
~it and non--credit bases.
The lour week tour of Lon·
don, directed by Or. David M.
ferrell. Chairman of the
Theat", Arts Oepoortment. wiU
take place from May 19 10 June
16. Participams will attend
otlle production.. tour
u.e.trical facilities and hiatoric:
litel. and attend leeturn
deJlvered by • v.riety of Britilh
theat.e artists. The estimated
.". 01 !be tour for Nazareth
5Iudents 120. participants) is
J2,~. The packaje includq
.ound·trip air fa", from NYC to
London: coach travel to/from
airport and tolfrom London 10
St ... tford·upon.Avon; thutre
tickets for nine u.ows in Lon·
don and one in Slratfo rd: twin
bed IICC"Ommodationa: breakfllSl
daily: eight Iect .... ea; .oceM to
the British 'IlIef,trf: Assoc:Uotion
IN ARMY NURSING,
YOUR ISN Gns
SPECIAL All EN liON.
The Armywould like to salute all
the men and women whowork so
hard for their degrees in nursing.
But the truth Is, we can salute only
the ones who join the Army.
They're the ones who get a c0m­mission-
along with the respect and
responsibility that come with being
an officer. In addition to a salary equal
rocivilian nursing ~ Army Nurses
get cash allO\\'ances for food and
housing and their medical expenses
paid. They also have an opportunity
to \\om in some of the nation's finest
hospitals. 10 continue their educa­tion.
And to grow.
If you think your BSN rates spe­cial
attention, there is someone you
ought to talk to-the local Army
Recruiter.
St a rf Sf: rg~ an l Cl inton Car roll 263· 3177
ARMY NURSE CORPS.
BEALL YOU CAM BE.
.............. ......... ... .. ...... .. ....... .... .. ....... .
Lib ... ')': .nd tours of such
p!aoea as the National Theatre.
Bermans and Nathan's
Tbutri~l Costu mier$, the
Tower of London and the
Ceremony of the Keys. the
Houses 01 Parliament, and
hiatoric ';tel ill St..rford-upon.
Avon. ~rmis$i.oo! of the in.
structor billed upon application
and penonal interview is .e·
quired for perlOnl wishing to
take the IOlIr .. THA 370:
''Tbtatre ill England." for three
credit hours 110 be .warded at
the end of the FaU '86
ocmtstH1.
The ~teen-day study lour
of Israel, directed by Dr. Joseph
G. Kelly, Associate Professorof
Religioul StudiCi. and assisted
by Rev. Louis Hohman and Sr.
Jean ~man, SS1. wiIJ take
place from May 20 10 June 6.
Panicipants will spend eleven
nightl In JerusaLem. three in
GaUlee .• nd two in Tel Aviv.
TIle estimated a;at of the lOUr
for students and lhe public
(20. participants) ;1 $1 .750.
The p«bge inclo.odCl round·
trip air fa", from Rochester;
twin bed accommodations;
break/lit daily: dinner DtI five
eveninp: I-ighlJeelna in .lr.
condilioned co.clt to Hebron,
Jericho. Qumran, M--w., tho:
Dead ~a. Safed, Nazareth.
Bethlehem, Capernaum,
Bethany. and Mt. TIobor: a
5Criea 01 Lectures and "'88f'sIed
readinll bef(ll'e departure: and
lectures and discussions
throughout the trip.
An inte.est meeting for the
London trip was held on
January 20. II you did not at·
tend tho: meeting but would like
to r«eI.ve more infonnatoa. in·
duding an application . .top by
the Continui"l! Eduaotion Of·
fice. Applicationl must be
returned by Thursday. January
30_ To ~ive more informa.
tion on the Israel trip, oor>taci
Or. Kelly !Smyth HaU 3Z8bl or
,th=e .C onlinuins Education Of·
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A Child's Environment ...
by Ann Ma r;e Dura .....
Very soon Nazareth College
will be welcoming a prominent
$pUkerlo ilSMect.ille Hall Uv·
;ns Room, Dr. Delmis Boike.
Penfie ld Iherapist opeci.IUzing
In marriage and family CQIllIX].
1113. will be hosting s.i>: iec1ures,
IllSured toward chikhe.ring.
Last re-r Dr. Boike presented
a one-night for 1M Nazareth
Alumni which dealt with 1M
"transilion from being a couple
to being. family:' Contrary 10
Dr. Boike"s anticipillion 01 a
small attendance. 175 people
showed up. So thiS year lhe lec­lures
will be held for "'" con·
tf:CIIlive Wednmays. beginn'
ing February 5 and ending on
M. rch 12, from 1:30 to 9:15
p.m .• with ~ach one addressing
a differenl topic. TI>c lectures
a.., open to the gent1'I-l public.
This year's series is entilled
"Your Children from Birth ~o
TwelV1!. Clilld nev.,lopmenl
and Child DiscipliM." Dr.
Boike said Uuot this IQpic "was
choRn due 10 the request of boot
year'1 "OIIp."
Dr. Boike It. big advocate of
family meeting', .. 1<1 he plans
on ,trtwog itl imporance by
covering il during one of M$lec­turea.
He feels that family
meetings Ire esM'otial, not only
during the child', early years,
but abo in the teenage yeal'S.
AocordillilO Dr. Boike. "thq
.re Ileeded in onkr 10 di5cuss
family problems. and aloo toen­joy
....,., time ~Mr. [These
MffIinasJ arc simi"', 10 those
which 1M: Mormon Church~·
plwizes,"
Whelher it be • .,...,.po.rcnt or
two·paren1 household, Dr.
Boike feels Ihat the need for
such gatherings is necessary.
During .uch a ocss;on
" discipline and discussion"
lake pLoor. .. weU as Ihc
political ide.. of " pork·
b .. ..,lIng and log·roIling"· 10
help prevenl anyone member
of the family from lNl<ing .11
the decisions, !ina! they arc
ulually ..... ched by consensus.
Boike. Ihe recipient of a doc:·
lor.te from Florida State.
recognizes lhe f.ct lhal years
ago family and marriage
COIInselon wen: not in veat de­mand.
He contributeslhis new­ly
founded need 10 lhe reason
thaI "no Iongerarewcuruler an
luthorilarian circulT\$laDce"; it
is no IonICr belieV1!d that tbe
bread·wiMer .... kes .U the
deeiilionl in a t.ous..hoId. " New
okiUs a re now preRnt, and the
hu!.bAnd no longer teUs 1M wife
what to do. Now the husband
and wife boch wsnt decision­making
power."
The lecture will allow for
questions from the pilrticlpo.nlS.
.nd the COS1 is nO/penon, 5SO
couple:, or one CIIn attend an in·
divid ... llecture lor 56. ~ is
limiled. Yor reservations
call 1he Naureth College office
ext. 390.
'Angels' to
Guide You?
by Robin Allison
The flyers bep.n to appel'
around Clmpul 1"10 lU I
..,meSlcr. "Crime Alert." they
read, "Word hal been reaivul
through anonyrnou.$ ""'rca of
..,~ual &SMuh, and ' ltempled
ouual &SMultsOfl the women of
our NuarM community since
the 5tUl of Ihilleme5ter ... "
If )"001'.., a WGmIn, lhese
noIioes how probobly been a
IIUItler of ronstant, though
pethaps unoonsciou.. a.wny
for quite lOme: lim~. II i. ttwe
men of N .... reth, however.
who have decided 10 do
something about it.
Tim Haak. a freahman artma·
;or hving Of! Kearney's Ioe<:O<Id
floor. heard lhe concern u·
preMed by lOme of the guys on
campus and arne up with an
idea. Noting lhal. "Securily has
done aU Ihey CIIn," and thaI
"they can'l be everywhere al
oaoe," Tim deoided to initiate
an <':50001 JetVi,ce thaI would be
awvai_lab.le 10 aU Na ..r elh
Tim mvisic:lm I"" volunteer
poop operating with Security
as a base through which
phoned·in requests for .n
eICOrt would be di!plltched 10
one of a number of men who
would be on..,.]] al that Ilme.
fiV1! or six men would work
shifts lasting 1·3 dayl durin&
which time lhey would be con·
tICled Ihmugh a beeper fyIIem
when needed. 1'h.e aervke
would operate nights mOiII lik,..
ty until 1:00 a.m.
1'h.e tervic:e .... alrady been
awove<! by Security and Dr.
AUm, bul the proposIIl must yet
be brought before Rtllidenco
Council which hal 10 approV1!
Ihe funds neces6IIry for the pur.
chase of jackets and beeper •.
Tentatively known as the
Arch Angell;. the group may
eventuaUy be ailed NEST,
5hott for N .... relh Emx1 Ser·
vice Team.
Infor .... tionaI ~in&I wiU
be held IS SDOr\ lOS the rtnal .p­proval
iI"""';ved Tim hopei 10
.... the plan become a r .. lity by
February. I LEARN TO
LOBBY I 01 Alumn; Relati~ at 586-2525.
An Apple A Day
With the ever·rising costs of r>ew members as il begino 1he
higher edu,*lion. fil\llJ1ci.a1 lid stalewide bailie: for incr""..,. in
to rollege 51udents becomes the Tuition AMillanee Program
increasingly inmon.nl. Over ITAP). Member. will be
Ihe years al Nuarclh Ihe or,anl:in, leller,writing
Student Legisll1ive Liaison c.mpai,ns on ca mpus,
Committee hasbeeneommitted conlaetin, Icgi.lators, and
to 1M '*"'" 01. financial aid. lakinUlllrtinut.te.widelobby
This orgllnw,1ion 01. Na .. reth day in Ablny orp.nized by tbe
students. funded by thc I.S.c. II you a rc interested in
U~IJf..t""teAssocialionand hecomin, involved in this
thc Development Office. effort, drop a note. including
actively lobbies lor aid al Ihe your Rllme.nd address. in lbe
Slale and federal levels of Undersr.du.le AU<>ciation
government The committee is President' . .... U folder, localed
a/filialed wilh the Independent oulsidc the Undef8t.d Office.
Sludenl Coolilion (Isq, • Slate· You dO nOl have 10 be a
wide OTganiUltion of sludent nrlandal aid reocipienl in order
gOVemmenls al independent 10 plrticiPflle.
coIle,llts. Marlon Lisk
The commillec is occking
ATTENTION SENIORS
"100 Days" Mixer
January 31, 9 PM . 1 AM
GET PSYCHED!
by Patrlcln Godin
ScreechltT You wake up one
momin" prepared to tacklc
.noth ... SACA h ..... kf .. ' wi,h
&' .... 1 voncity. only 10 dilCJDW1'
In uotic-looJdng rash covering
your body. "o.m." you mut·
ler. " I may have 10 m"" class..
Can .omeonc on CIImpus hdp
me wilh this dixue 10 I woo',
have to m.oke up homework "'"~
iiI the cows come home?"
From a smalJ romer in
KHrney Hall, a proclamalion <>f
"YESI!!" resounds. This is
where the Nazareth Heahb
Clinic is localed. There arc
many 5CrvicCil off~red ., lhe
clinic· free of charse ' to all
Nuareth facully. iliff. and
Ruden",. These lervica are:
• l'rulmenl 01. minor and
acule injuries and illneuea
• AlIe'IY ahob
• ImmunizatiOfll
• lab work, lIIeh as Ih"",t
cultures and urinalysis
• 8'-1 pressure lesting
• Eye uamiRII'ions
• MononuclCOOlis and tuber·
culin testing
• Sporu phy$iCa!s
• Referrals 10 speci~liSl', den·
tists. and prolesalonal counsel·
ing "",rvicft
• Equipment loan, including
a'U1ches. cants. Ace bandages
.nd slings
• Di.tribuHon of free
ATTENTION SENIORS!!
SENIOR NITE AT SUGAR DADDY'S
FEATURING FRANK REVOIR
WED., JANUARY 29,9-1 AM
MUST BRING NAZ 1.0 . SHUTTLE SERVICE
lilerature on heal,h·relaled ,-The clinic is open from g AM
to 1\ PM .nd no .p,"obnme,., ~
necessary. The nut",. ..e
Diane Shirley. who worka duro
ing the dly. and Setty Curtin,
who worka i" lhe evcnm,. 1'h.e
doctor. Karl Auerbach. is
available from 12:30 to 2:30 bul
is available 24 houra a day for
emergencies. Twice a month,
gynecol"gisl guphemla
51'HI NG
Mariano "ffer$ h~r ",rvices by
appointmenl only at nocost. ex·
cluding lab work.
So. Of Y""' ........ k. en ";0\, tN­Nazareth
Ha.lth Clinic; lhal't
whal iI's there for. 1\ is located
fi&hl KJOM the h.all from the
Kearney ""'nge, in the """ridor
10 the fi&ht 01 the R.I<. dW:.
Before you know il. the rash
will be sonc. and you'U be
a.ting SAGA bra.kfasts and al·
tending clas4cs once again!
Luther's Vision of Hope Lives On
by Susan A. ShahH n
On Thursday .nd rrnuoy.
January 16a.nd 11. the N.tional
8Jac1t Touri"8 On:uil, Inc.,
P"rfortTled I HU'o'Io DIwnI.t the
Nazareth Arts ~nle.. This
production was p.otl of Ibe
Martin Luther King. Jr. Greater
Rochester Festival Commission
affililo\ed with both \he federal
and New York CommiNions.
The offici.oJ ope-ning of the
Grnle. Rocheste. M.rtin
Luther King. Jr. Feallv.! took
pl.~e .1 the Ch.mbe. of
Cornmeroe Buiidi"8 on January
7. County Executive Lucian
Morin and RocMstet Mayor
Thorn.. Ryan formally
prod"lme<! Janu.try ·'M.rtin
Lulher King. Jr. Month."
I H(1'oOf a Dream combined the
m"wl t"lcnts 01. $mIU CUI of
five. The dre.m !OCtIaed on
RYe,,1 ..:eAeS of 1Ocia1 conflict
oommonly fOWld in Ammao in
the '50', and '60's. ~
frequent ..:xi,1 ditturblonee.
were brought .bout by the
har$h facial segreption of these
limn.
The pMy illustrated ___ of
bllCkl in pacer .. l protest
agIIin$l dl.tcrimination. MMI;n
Luther King, Jf.. the g.eat
lude. of this movement
weu«!. peacefulllal>Ol! in the
strugle ~ oeveption.
The bl • .,k moverne .. '
flouri . bed lb.o .. ,h the
S\lid.~ of thi, powerful
luder. Throughout the
p.oduCllon, the cast depiCled
muthes and staoo. IIpin5t
such illues as selr~lated
transportation, restauranu. and
se~ ;"stoou.
The play included not only
musical tributes to Dr. King,
but alJo ..,me of hi, Il.~atest
speechef such as " I Have a
Dr~am" and his famous leuer.
" utler from a Sinningham
Jail .. · The production also
in.c:luded the ~tioo 01
John F. Ke~y, and the
.... " ination of Dr. Kinl
himself.
AlthO\Oah Dr. KinS wu not
able to continue fI&hti", for
" his dream." the production
concluded with the prontisinl
march 01 his wife. Com:tta
Scott King. hi. children, and
other black. on the Mon<t.y
after his death.
Resolutions Provide Inspiration .. and Perspiration?
by Kathleen Trc .. u ....
Local health spas and aerobic
cJanc., C:OUI"$eS are <CpOI1ins a
record turnout 01 new IIM!mhers
in lieu of New Year and holiday
resolutions. In SOme cu«
member turnout hal been upto
50 per.,.,nt oyer the ilandard
atto:ndanoe.
The 80dy Works, a local
fIlnCM center for womm, has
reported a benner year for new
aUendance. with JanUllry and
FebrUllry brin& the busiest
morllh.a. Dan Price. maNlier 01
the Body Work. (located It 3300
Monroe Avenuel, believes this
is the result of more public
.warClleaa and eduaotion on the
implrUnoo of phyNl fi_
"More doctornre findilll! the
benefita of e~ercile ..
Life Savers
by Lynda Johnson
SuppolC you were at din...,r
one CYCIling. whether.1 home
or II N .... and youaw_
choki.na or having a heal1
attack? Would you k ......... how
to help??
The purpose here is not to be
a problem·sceker. but to
awaken the N.uretb
Community to the metho<b of
Cardioptllminary Resccltation
ICPRI, for which there is <>Ow a
training program available on
~m""
A CPR eouru runs
approl<imately five wee .... and
at the end 01 the _I'IC. tbose
involved receive a cel1ifocation
urd from the ARC.
Requirement. are the
accomplWunent of one reaeuer
CPR. two rescuer CPR. the
HeimUck maneuver, and
~ncics inV<>lvi"l infants
and children.
Amy Lewis. a volunteer CPR
Inscrutlor. i.an American Red
Cnl6I instf\loCtor and a member
of the Nu.areth Medic.1
Emerlency Relponw Team
(MER11. She hal .00 been
re~en!ly .~cepted by the
Piulford Voluntary Ambulan.c:e
C«,.
Rcccivi"l certifocatioo or re­eertific.
tion are lAurence
Frqicr, Donn. Gentile (who
WI5 abo accepted by the
Piul ford Voluntary Ambulan.c:e
Core), Jennifer Iodice, Michael
Iodice. Lynda Johnson. George
Kltuber. J.mea Palamar, and
Inarid Sauer.
nu. Ie$Sioo 01 CPR traini"l
wu origiNlUy offered In floor
aClivity for O'Connor II. second
floor. Anyone intere&ted in
siJrtinl up ""'y contact Anne
Sp.dacino at Ext. 734, or Amy
Lewis at 586-1024.
Tension Prevention
lr i. important to know your
blood praaure. Hypcl1e~oo.
or hiah blood pressure, occurs
in 1 out of 6 Americal\l .nd
iDtrcaIe& the rUIt of heart
all.Ock. stroke, .nd kidlley
di!oeu!. 1bere arc usuaUy 110
symptoms of urly
hypel1e~on. n... ooly w.y to
lell if you have it iSlO have your
blood pressure uken.
On Thulld. y. JanUllry 30, the
HNlth .s...v>ce .wf wiU be
.available from 10 '.m. until 3
p.m. In the Ouo Schulll Center
to offer the N .... eth
Community blood pressure
readinas.nd info.matlon .bout
hypenension.
We u'le everyone to take
advantage 01 thls opport.uruty
or come duri"l '''1I''Ia. offICe
houfl at the Health Service
(located in Keamey Halll for
blood preasure screeni",.
Betty eunin. R.N.
Diane SIIirlcy. R.N.
Campus pboae-Er.t. 50Q
'-- ".-. ------.---
preventive medicine:' uid
Price. " Different types of
e:.crciae "",y be a trend. but
overall, the a5pCCI 01 fItn_and
acrobie exer<:>se as a poothway to
lonlevlty .nd fitnCM won' t 10
. way .. ·
The Body Woru is open
seven days a week.. 7 a.m.-9
p.m .• Monday th""'&h Friday,
Saturday 9 •. m.·5 p.m., .nd
5om,'.y 11 a.m.-4 ['.m. The
Body Works ;ncJudca hourly
aerobicl classes and I n
assortment of exerciu
equipment with 'rlined
instfllClOn. Student poockaJes
Rre available at $229 for a full
year. 1199 for • half year, or
$129 for 4 monu... P.c ... ses
may be pW"d~ with, down
p,_ooy. "",nt plus regular monthly
Clo ... r 10 the N.uoreth
homef ..... t is "[)iar\llerobia "
an hour·1ons aenlbic:l class ~
by Diane Stockman, a tenior.
Like Th~ 80dy Worh.
Di.nacrohics has found an
impressive turnoul Ioinoe the
N""" Year. The first day back.
OYer 50 people aUendcd tomcd
unwlnted holiday pounda.
While Stockman WI5
encour.ging, lhe limited space
withIn th~ u~rclle room
~reated crowded c:ondilions . ..,
ItIoerc WI5 almosl 50 percent
more people lhan usual.
Stock"",n believcl the large
aUendana: wal poortJy ~U$t
of New Ytar'1 I"f:IOlutionl. and
partly for the pu.pt»e of
prcpa.rin8 for Sprins 8teak. She
.!so expecII that .bout 15
percent 01 the cia. wiD rca<:h
whatever eurcise pis they
have lei.
Ourins the claM Stockman
tries to promote aLl.around
phYlical fitnen for the
indindual. In view 01 critics
claim that fitness i. b«om.i"lt •
fad, Stockman responded, " In a
way It is • f.d but irs also
acldiClilll!. People who UCfrue
becalde fitness .. a fad will
eventually .top. BUI most
others will at;"k with it. In this
sense. fitness is a good fad 10
have: '
AlL"""&h her class Ismadc up
enllrely of wome n.
Dlanacrob;ao is a eo-cd COUrJIC
and Slockman sigha. " I wish
more m~n would SO." The claM
i. he ld Monday Ihroulh
Thu'sdotys from 4:30-S:30 p.m.
in the Otto Schultz Center .nd
is frtc to Nazareth students.
Stockman.1so hopes 10 atal1a
faculty ae.obics class _ime
In febt .... ry.
Ministry Sponsors
Enhancement Week
by Laurie A. Coenc
Campus Ministry has plann·
ed • Community Enhanoement
Week for February 3-9. The
events include community
awareneaa programa fe.turins
NUllrelh faculty. a Community
Building Workshop by the
Foundation for Commuruty En.
c:ourapmellt, and seminar 1ec­tures
by Dr. Scott Pcck. best·
selling author of no. IWod Las
Tro,.ltd .nd I'r<:Jplc 0( tit. 11{,.
A •• lead·in to the workshop
.nd seminar, NUllreth faculty
members will preaent Or
moderate a .writ:s 01 four free
p .... rama.
feb. 3
1·9 p.m.
Schults Center Porum
AwafCl>e5'I Theater 01 the
Family.s...v>ce 01 Rochater.
'"The Risk 01 Rachi"l Out."
Feb. 4
7·9 p.m.
Medaillc fllrlNl Lounle
Dr. Phyllis Ladripn and Dr.
Linda Plnc:kDey, profesaors 01
P'Yc/dogy, :'Sel! ~-:'
Feb. 5
4:15-5: IS p.m.
SchulU Center 19ZoI Room
Dr. Ja.eph Kelly. AMONte
Professor of Religious Stud~,
and Dr. F"ricia Sch«Ues,
S.S.)., AMistanl Professor of
Rel~ Studies, " friendsJtip:
A W.y 01 findi"l God."
Feb. 6
4:I5-S:14 p.m.
Schuh. Center Forum
Dr. Jane Koenen, Professor of
Phil<*lphy. "Human
Intimacy'"
The Community Bu;!d;na
Workshop will be led by Lily
Peck and Thomas lane Butts,
auociates of Dr. Scott Pcck in
the Poundation for Community
Enc:our~t, from 1-5:30
p.m. and 6:30 · 10 p.m. 00 Fri·
day, Pebruary 7, and from 9:30
a.m .• DoOn and 1·5:30 p.m. on
Saturd.y, February I . The
workshop will address the
meanings of love, diJdpline,
.acr ifice, IU;Jt. lin, and
vulncnbili.ty. ."!""b e ... 01 .t he '.---.- -.-.---.. '- -- -_ .. -_ .. _. _. ... -."" ....... _. . _ .... ----
workahop i. SlOO.OO for the
public and 110.00 for Nazareth
students. faculty, and staff.
On .s..nct.y, Fobruary 9, Dr.
Scott Peck (B.A .• Harvard Col·
lele, M.D., Case Western
Reserve Universityl will pre­sent
three seminar lectures in
the N ... reth Arts Cenler Main
Auditorium; ··Spirituality and
the Psychology 0( Hu"",n
Nature" (3 p.m.l, "Sexuality
and Spi.itu.lity: Killinl
Couloi.,.·' 14:45 p.m.l, .nd ' 'The
True Mean;"I of Commo.utity'·
(8 p.m.l. The lecturcslast 45-75
minutes. and arc followed by
question-and-answu pe:rio<b 01
JO.6O rninules. The ... of the
leeutures is UO.OO for the
public and $5.00 for N .... reth
faculty and staff. Nazareth
UIIdc'lraduates will receive
free tickets to the lecturea upon
preaenlltion 01 their 10. at the
Artl Center Sox Offtce.
For more information .nd •
rqistration form, cootact Cam­pus
Ministry at ezt. 332.
-'.'
•
'HELLO AGAIN. ••
,
by Susan A. S hah~n
[ would lik~ ,n take this
opportunity to wekome.ll new
comm",\ing "udents \0
Nau~h •• nd 10 welcome !.cit
residents and commuters. As
you .... y know, the N .... rdh
Commute, AsKIciaIion ;,; ..,
orpniulion designed to help
.nd tenre you as you .ttend
Nazareth. Evny commuter is
considued a member ,
rqartllel4 of ~ (II' ability to
.llend meetings. We try to host
sever.l events each semester
for commuteTl and the entire
ampul. Last semester we hOO a
Dormul.,. W~kcll(! .• Mixer,
and • H,uRled House, along
with .... ny other activities.
This ... mesler. we p~n 10
hold meetings every three
weekJ in the Loter part 01 the
..fntedr.n oon. ...~ • ,,",bin party, facully/commuler dinner.
Sometimes it is Iword 10 know
what you would like U5tOwo<lt
on. 10 we .ppre<;iate all your
IUUtlllon •. There is •
IUWlllion envelope .1 the .... il
lolders. Please lake advantage
ofitl
Thi. lemesle. we will be
oonlinulng boIh the mullickets
(wilh. 520 food v. lue 1(11" SISI.
and the RTS boa passet. The
first NCA meelhl3 Ihis xmester
will be held on Thursd.lly,
Januasy 3OIh, .t . :30 p.m. in the
Sweeney Iou~. Th«e will Ix
pil2l. .nd chicken winp. 10
brina a friend or two!
om".
I'TeIident Suan Shaheen
Vice PrQident, 50;0tt FcrgulOn
Seo:reury, Kriltine Cay
Treasurer, There .. Pt.llen
Wedded Bliss
in the Bronx???
by Cate Woob loo
New cNooies .~ alWfoYJ
broughl wilh each semester
There • .., differenl cLasse..
fa~s, . nd friend •. For myself.
the o;:omi", of thi5 semester hu
brought. completeclwlle-my
'''' ...... residenl has chanled
10 'Nol of. commuter.
My friends in lhe dornui were
shoo;:ked. tbcre were horror
stories f\ootinl arow>d tNoI I
hid Jiven up my coU~ ur=
for marrilge. and I wU t.s.ki",
in wedded bliss with a welder
li vin, in the Bronx who
rymplolhlzed with GaddaIi. just
10 Jive one eumpif,. I assure
cve~ lhis is fir from the
lrulh. I have simply moved 011
Cfoml'us.
When I e><plain Ihi! 10 Ihose
uger I.ces that wan1 10 know
how life i. in the BlOme. Ihey
IooItdisappointed. Afler all, the
lrue WIrY is no! as exciting ..
lhe other. Afler RcllinA 0VCf
their disappointment. !hey uk
the .. old question "Whyt·
One woman said to me ''You
poor thin,. Did your roommate
try 10 k.iH you"" No, my
roommate did no! trytokiU me.
AI • matter of fllCi. we·..., still
the best of friends. S .. ~
younelves beat ...... here's the
answer . [ moved off camp ...
beatuse [ wanted 10.
[loved dorm ~le.1 fi rst. Then
II w ... whole MW exp"rience.
But now ii's diffc~nl. Now the
dorms are • nice place to visit,
I:M.>t I wouldn't want to live
there. tbc loud music:, pIIrties.
and _e.minS in the h.au.. were
to be expecled. And, [ admit
that I participaled in ,II of
them·and more. Soy, did I have
fun . Then, the novelty wOIl: off,
I! WIJn't lun anymore. To me it
wa. "old hal."
[ value my privacy a""
freedom very much and, li";ng
in the dorms. I didn't seem to
hoove much of either. tbc only
time I remember havinl
complete privacy was about
four in the momin& on a
Monday, and then I was too
tired to enjoy il. As far u
freedom wenl, then: wasn't
..."Ily any, Sure you could come
and SO IS you please I:M.>I
. nrlhins else besid« Ihal wu
considered 10 be, fire ha, ... rd.
This article would nol be
complete if I didn't mention the
campus food .nd quiet !>ours..
To give Sqa a fair shake, il
~.lly i. not the worlll· bul i\'$
not lhe best. eilbcr. First of all,
the w.y lhool the mHls are
h.anded OUI !I 1m speakinK of
the 14 .nd 19 meal plan, of
courKl, is not the mDiSI lerriflC
wly I can thinlr. of. LuI
scmestff IOITIe may r~U thai
on • couple of occassions the~
were not enoush blocks on the
mell card to like at..., of our
npecled I.nd .Iready paid lor!1
2 or 3 mc.1s a day. Others may
reclll Urnes thai they were
"dn8 belween cLuscs, rill 10
Sap .nd, Lo .nd S.hold. they
forJtDl their mul card. Even
lhough the rTICIl card cbecker
knew you by name, knew thai
you . uended N.",relh, and
wished you • happy birthday
when your day came, you could
not walk throu8h Ihe 81tes of
Sap unlc. you hid your 1.0.
.nd meal card. Well, [ am
h.ppy 10 say thlt my
gr.ndmolhcr does not dem.aOO
to I« 1.0. and • rTICIl card 10
make .... re lhal [ am tw:..
IP1'nda"",ler before Ihc willie!
me cal. !I cannot JO without
Nyi"l tNoI Ihc is prot.bly the
best cook in ROChestff, 10011
As for quiel hour" I have
never rully nperienced lhem,
10 I .m not really lUre what
lhey a~· espt'Cially when I hid
• bu)celboll pl.yeror Iwo 6ving
above me. Th" was an
experience in itself. [ truly
believe Ihal people think lhal
quiel hou .. are when everyollC
pl.y. their lIIerNli half volume
iruteld of full.
tbc final reason for lcavinS
campus wu financial. The: C06I
of Ihe dorma, with Ihe
mandatory meal plan, TNlJy
putsaerunchon_~. 1
hoIppen 10 be one of those
people, I am lUre """'" of you
have a 5light idea of whit I .m
1I1ki", .bout,
I.m not .. yi", IhoIl donn life
is .II IMI bod, a"" I apologize il
people haye laken il lhal w.y.
Dorm life, IS I .. id before, i.
sreal for a while. Sut after
IhIt, lfllimc 10 ntove on.
N€A NAZARETH COMMUTER ASSOCIAlI.ON
COMMUTER Q & As
Q. Wha t ..,.,!.1 OptJOflI arc open to commuters on
campUl?
A, There are m.any .cthrlties and clubs 10 "'tisfy the
many inlerelll, There are foreign iangUIIse clubl,. ski
club, camp ... ministry, .nd many more, U'I • IVCII
time to set involved with clubl now that they Ire
startin& up lIC!i";UeI for the apring semester. By 1eoIvin&
• note in the UDdeIJ'"ld AYoc:iation mail mea lunder
the ........ 01 the club of your choioel, you QI.lt find OUI
more PU"onnallon,
tbc ooIlese .Iso ho6u .thletic evenu and miun
IUluaIly every weekend) and movies every week. Get
involved. The campus bas a laC to ofio:r!!1
CABIN PARTY
February Break
Thursday 20th
Commuters, Residents, Faculty
More Information to come
YEAH!
NCA Meeting
Pizza and Chicken Wings
Bring a Resident, or friend
from off Campus
Thursday
January 30th
4:30 PM
Sweeney Lounge
,
Rev. Phillips Becomes Published Author
by Col le W<>Ohlon
In. w ... t ortwO), people who
wander lntothe &oma.nd No­ble
Boobcore here on aompus
mit notice. new . nd differenl
book t ntill...!, "Ilnty<:lopedia
Guide for Profusionals in
l!Jementary I!duation," It w ..
written by Re>'. Ren.e Phillips.
Ed. D., b .P.M., profeMOO' of
eduaotion and dir«t« of the
Mario: Callalwl Reodi Clinioc.
He ",,,ght h.i&h =' 1« 13
years and was • hi'" ochooI
principoJ for _n yu. .... and
now he ia. top • .,thor.
'11to!! book ia b .. lao11y. guide
of wile"" 'D I" to lind how 10
deal with. ""naln re.ding pro­blem
in a child." Rev. PIIiUips
explains. ' '1lw!.t ia 10 much
"""trW on the "",.kd, you
would U2 the I:o:dt to find out
whicb ttpOOU.speak of the .... t>-
jed .•. T'I>ent 11110 ~ 10 WilSU'
~ time Iooki,. for.u the
~ thaI IpUk of the lope
you .... Ioc>k.ing for,"
When Rev. Phillips .~h­ed
publW>ers with the idea for
hi' book, moot of the publishel'3
answered IUm uying thot it was
an "impoNlble tau" for ,,""
penon. " It made- me ""'"'
dm:nnined," cornmmu R"".
Phillip"- II w ... boord tuIt. but
obviously not an impoaible
one. He raearchcd his book for
three YUrI, He went to
bookstores and ..... inly college
libraries , uth "" Iht University
of Rochester . nd the University
of Fredon;'. Rev. PhUlipsstates
in his prcf_ of the book,
" llvCl"f effort W"" made to pre­sen!
• unifoed body of ~
which would gi ..... directlcn to
1....:bft'I .. lhey pYn lheir in-sl
ruetional prOI .. ml lor
INdin& their ltudenb. .. to a
point where they will ~
lhal they can I«m ..-e efl.,.,.
lively Ihr<:>u&h reading."
Hill first book w" published
in 1983, entitled "Directory lor
Serondary Rudinl Teachen."
He wrote .... t book be<:ause he
_ . " tired of peopoIf: sayiins
that there WIll nothing '" .... t
level:'
With his ItCOfId boot; beifII
put on the wives. Rev. Phillips
has .lready looked at Ihe
future. Hi. third book i.
"Almoe! reOldy for the typist."
This book Is buically a guide 01
tuu. It tells . perlOn whllt the
tell ia uted for, who can Old·
minilter lhe test . nd what
vade level the \e$I ia lor.
"Whe:n thai iadone. , 'U write
• lU I book:' he .. y ..
R. ... RfiM Phlll.,. .......· 1 believe In Impouible- tuk..a _. -
ALL MA TERIAL FOR PUBLICA TlON
MUST BE TYPED, DOUBLE-SPACED,
DA TED AND SIGNED, OR IT WILL
NOT BE ACCEPTED!
REMINDER
Buy your textbooks
NOW!! The Bookstore
will start returning books
FEB 3rd!
NAA Could
Pay Dividends
The National A.....aatioa of
A",;owlI.nts it • profcoaional
busi .... fntternity with a IoeaI
chaPter "",t he.., ill Rochester.
The chaptcr hu been in ex·
illenee for """. 60 )'«I$.
The NAA i.""mprioed oI,t".
dent a nd prolell ion.l
members. Thuc isa ..,al incen·
live for we studf:nts to leI in·
volved ;n this org.oniz.ot;or,
be-c.use of Ihe numerOUI
benefits .vailable to us.
, have b«n a I tudent
member for II month$. n.e
proleuioruols and !he students
Involved have always been
very helpful . nd very . cccasi·
ble lome.
Thll il an excellent DppllT'
tunity lor you il you arc carO!ff'
orienled. With ALL the ex·
perience and knowledle
a"",lIabie 10 roo. wby not at
IeQI Jive il a bonafide effort.
ArrIong !he memben heM at
Nazareth ~ arc your Ao-rountina;
tac:hers, !he Pruj.
dent of NBO. a member 01 the
Men's Soccer I ... m and the
Flnancl.l Adv;sor fDr the """_. On WedM3doy. Match 19.
Ibe Roehellcr Cbapler will be
1IpO"IOri", SCudcm Nite. With
!he purcI>a.K of a $5 prepaid
""""""" ALL It...dents will be
able toallme! the dinner lor this
mini .... 1 charge. This is an eo·
ceUent opportunity for roo to
let ttartcd in tbe righl direction.
Allo. On Wednesday.
Fcbruary 19.!herc will beadln.
ncr It the Maplcdole Piny
HoUJe al 6:00 PM. to.! for
membcnt wiU be 51 0. non·
memben H I.
V .... ly membership lee ison·
ly SI S. For thill """,ina! con·
lribuliocl.. roo will tcceve a
_hly Newsletter and • 1h!C
IUbtcrip60n 10 lbe monthly
mopzine. Ma....,....,nr aPJd ,ole.
«IIInll",. It's a small pri~ for
IO/fIcthinl that rould Pl'Y bi,
divldencbl
If you are inleresled, you .... y ...
contact me be droppillj 0 note
in my grccn com mOIler
.... iIfolder or by calIinf; me al
352-4004. I will be available
oIter 1:00 PM, Mondoy throu&h
f'Iid,oy. and after 11:00 AM on
Saturday and Sundoty.
Please Jive it lOme scrioua
thou.tht. You will be slid you
'W.
Sine.:..,ly yours,
Tom Ro.c:h
AsaoeIIte Director
Notional AsIOcialion
01 Aot:ow>lIIIts
Nuaretb CoD.
... ..."" ..... t! ". I I',·"
WIndow In the Allie
from tIw: darkeD«! lOIitllde
fO<"give my dea:ivina thought
Upon tIw: window in my vision
From tIw: memory it !>as brou.&ht.
'!be oldest house on the block
This is not the one once ~rceiVM
In the roId chilly of Cindy. attic
Where dreoma were built and once believed.
I wasn' but monthl behind hf:r
In tt..1 brisk Noyember _ne
Dim light lrom tIw: Ittic: window
celebrating when she turned thirteen.
Alone we drank SIIoekberry Br..-dy
Until no chill WM in the ai.
But the to.. of time lorgotten
Wed relurn 10 ber attic
A place out of the norm
As Willi girl like Cindy
And !he c:entury-oid !>ouR of form.
Oh, !he ho::Iu$e is &One now
And Ondy. she is 100
Replaced by an apao1ment buildins
And my friend. many and rICW.
They said of our friendship
WI. OJIe noI meant to list
&1 how Hille they did know of us
And !he attle window in our put.
Wlndow in the I t tic
How lucky thIot I should see
This vision nine ~ .. lIln
Of how it use 10 be.
MYTREASURH
l'w many thingl l hold in my heart ...
nothing tangible,
nothin& one can lee.
As I child 01. !>ouR divided
I learned ., weD.
I Wftlt~ ..... y
my treeSU'eI the other:
Assorted dolla and toy .. ·
Shirley Temple In her dr<'.$f of ta/fetla
and beribboned hair,
Tossed away without . care ...
No reol treasures have I SIIvCOr1e­I
look to my heart...and see
all other easily undone!
For I .... y no! wear whal I hold
nor rLDd il in I story.
It is my memory 01 Lov1I!
in my h.eart and mind
itreasure forever and more.
from OUr first Mill_e. lhal we shared. o.wn has come through Ihit. old window
On Elm Street. 300 miles away
PalU Van Dorpc:
How we pranced along the ,treelS
Both f1unkilll out of achool
Loouahing " conformity
Proudly breokins the JOIdom rule.
So much like lhe aWe window
like I pi.ctu,," ol yesterday.
The chiD is pif!rci.ng this morning
like il did in the attic tlw:n TIIII UN·AZURE> SWEATIIR
We rode alone upon tIw: subwlY
Back and forth 10 Queens
In the ct.wn .nn ThankJ&ivins o.y
That I should reach lor he. lpin.
If 1 d •• ~ my swester 0YC'r my head.
I an Witch the work! with os-que eyes.
Uniortu,..lely I an' breathe, .0 rm
png to take;t off now while I leD
Finally $ilenoed from lhe vastness
Oul$id.e the window ICCIICI. by Lorna Davl
VERITY
FAIRE
Nazareth's Literary
Magazine is now accepting
submissions in POETRY,
PROSE, ART WORK and
PHOTOGRAPHY.
All submissions must
include name and address.
Art work and photography
must be in black and white;
written work must be typed.
Works can be put in Verity
Folder in U.A. File.
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you about;\.
My Iweate. is turquoise. I wish it
were ll2.ure. 1'0. azure il' word that
bringl back whal. miracle the Iky was
when I wU' ehik!. Sut like I said,
my Iweate. is a f.&d tu.quoile and
_ed with lint. The weove is • f.antic
pa!tem of blue braids. ., .Iianed and
~hing. yam after Ylm, .. 10 ttl. up
thoughtaol Nui Germany. It . 1., baa
• straleglcally placed rip thai Krvel
II. buttonhole.
This weathered piece 0( .ei .... "1 wu
the gift 0(. lonner friend . Jlove
and hale thit.sweote., just III 1 loved
and Jo.lhed her. I tried 10 gI~e It to
the Sal""tion Army ..
Weartna my sweater uted 10 be 6ke
wtlpping myself up in my leddy bear.
A man Mid 10 me ooc:e, 1 .w you walIt.ins
down lhe stred, hidin& in your bI& blue
I_ter." True. I Will hidin. lhen and
now I an' throw the bloody Ihllll ...... y.
Jeanette Coon
Quotes of the Week
"You can fool me once ...
and maybe twice ... but three
times-·NEVER1" .. Liz S.
"J'm the architect of my own
prison"-Kate Shaughnessy
"Example is not the main
thing in influencing others. It
is the only thing"
··Albert Schweitzer
"No one can make )1011 feel
inferior without )lOur
consenl"-·Eleanor Roosevelt
"His Kanna makes me ill"
-Christine VanVoight
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fi ENTERTAINMENT
All That Jazz
by Robby K~ II~tt
The N ..... "'th Big Band Jazz
Ememble, wilh Or. Timothy
SUlli .... n as conductor, will
perform a special joint ~<1
on Mondor. Febru.lry 17. wilh
the Rochest~ MlUic and Arts
Mus Choir (affiliated with the
Edwin HawkinsMlUicand Arts
Semhwl. This gospel choir of
fifty voi<:es h.a5 ils OWn rhythm
section. con.ilting of •
Haounond 33 Orytn. drums,
.nd ""$I. The N,..oJ"('lh JI12
cnllCmble will periorm four
Il0l0 tunes .•• will the gospel
choir. Then. the jazz band .nd
the choir will join ~lher 1<>
petlnnn OIle piece, entitled
"P.M Me By." n.e_rt will
betin at 8 p.m. in A-3, Wilmot
Hall, and the tfltire N&ZIIrC1h
Community is invited IO.ttend.
Dr . Timothy Sulliv.o,
director of both tbe large and
smaU N ..... rethJ ... EMtmbles,
is In aecomplished juz
perfOfm<!' (I baaistl in hi$ own
ri$hl, and be recently delivered
• public lea"", al Nazoreth
deoli"l wilh the similarities
betw~ Amman Jazz and
lrilb Iradition,l music IS
prQ<!nted in the Iwnge.nd pub
~Iinp. Two!ypea 01 c .... mbtr
mw.!c intended for fun and
enjoyment, Dr. Sullivan
contended th.l both fomlS are
improv;$Ilory, bned m<l$tly
upon pre<wrluen melodies. a"d
involve . spontaneous listening
• nd learnin, interaction
between the perlormin,
musicMn$.nd tl>c!ir awiiencoes.
Dr. SulUv.n·.lecture .. due: to
be repeated 800fI in theNOOIfI "t
Nazo ... th \«rure Ieries.
No Fowl Deals
at the ROOST!!
by Lorn. o..vl Snack Bar. M.ny ~udent.ll, by
me.nl of. IUrvey .... id lluolihe
Sn..:k Bar wu too ..... 11. and
Culture Comes Alive
by Ma rtial Bednar
Thi. Valentine', D.y
promises to be .n evening of
un ........ l daule .nd excitement
on the Aru Center SIlIge when
Th. Nafioltal Da_ CoInpo:r")' 0(
~ ... gal displloy.lu native dan.oe
. nd cullur., In • performance
that II'>e! far beyond f .... lLl)'.
fony danur., musicillnl.
and si"8l'" .uthentlcaUy brin,
to life one of Africa', oldest
cuhura resultin, in, m)'$llcal. .1..-. maJicaI mix of color.
"""nd .• nd """"ement.
The wasllill,ftM 1'rxl MYS of
the show. " It i ... ·t the 1011 of
dand"ll you fortet the minute
you·v., left the Iheater .. ';!',
• marvelous ~rforman.oe ... "
h~rience the Ihril! on
friday. f ebruary 14 at 8 p.m .
TlCketaar., available.t the Ani
Center box offlce.
A. the second lemester
swin" into Ktion, watch lor
some Jre;lt upcominl ~\J .t
!he Aru Center. Th.,., ra"8l'
from the world ",knowncd
mime. Ma=1 Marceau, 10
acrobfItic: displlys. to ~udent
productions of hit play. .nd
musical,. Abo. beau.e 10 .... ke
u5e of your f,ee·ticket deal
made pouible by the An.
Cente. if you haven'l . Iready
done 10. There', always
",,"dhin, happening at Ihe
Ani Centerl
A member of The N. llonal Dance Company 01 Senegal In
On December 10. the once­native
costume a nd danc• .
renowned Nn. reth Pub
oeLebnted \u ",f>cial Grand
Opmi"ll as The ROOiSI with
cilium wi"llS only t~ oenu
e.ch throu&bout the day.
for ....... of the f.U semester.
IUIted th" u one of their big·
gesNt . c..o.mr epthil .inCloJI.L ese has .00 1_ __________; :::::::::::::::::::::~
b«n Involved with AIcoboI
Aw ..... .nd !be .bu5e of
Sqe Food Services searched f ••
.nd widf: for .... me for tbeir
newest addition on campus.
I'1 ... Uy, '11w Ikost, originated
by President !lesIOn, was .senl.
ed upon and put in lightsabovc
the entranoe.
The prlCta of the pizza. wings
and subs, to name • few. are
cheaper than those in pitteriu
.nd rtataunn~ off-campus.
Fries .nd beverages cost the
I.II me IS tbooM: IOId in the Snack ,.
The idea of changing the Pub
to n.. Roo«· in name and pur.
poll! • bepn when Sap f ood
ServIces WIInted to expand the
13-51 ....-. 11<>I>e ... -. ~
~BEGIM
lSAT · J ... N IS
OAt! • J ... N 11
GMAT· J ... N 211
MCAT · Jf<H 21. FEB "
DAT · reB ,3
Sl'EEDfIEADING MIoY BE
TAKEN E HT1 RE ~Y ON T ... PE
alcobol in many coIIep. It is
hoped that n.. Roo« will help
decA'aIe this .lIonnlnjj; pr0-
blem. With the ehangi"ll of !be
drinkl", '1". new policies have
.\rudy JOne inlo effect concer·
ni", Uquo • • nd its consumption
on Cln,pu', .. the majorily of
Jludenllire under 21 years of
.' h appeaR that TM Roost is
sua:eedi", to lake the focus off
• 1coboI at • means of social
enterl.irunent.
OIf to. Jood IUIn. '11w Roo«
is doi"ll very well for itself .
Many Jludenta, eommuters and
residents .Iike. *",,10 10 be
Mtisfled with the servitt.
"' ...... and quality of the food.
Next
Deadline
Feb. 3
Who's
Who
Program for
'Missing Children'
by Carrie A. Steven..
This past f.1I ZO N.zareth Confus.;o". Grief. Loneliness.
Jludents· fourteen senior,.nd Gui lt. Ange •. These are juJl
six Juniors· were elected to the lOme of the eharacterisciCi of
1986 edition of W/ao'. W/ao adults who were children in
A"..,." SlliIk~lS ill Ammicon dyofunctional f.mllies.
U~ive •• iliel aNd Col/e,u. The ~ tofocuson the~ .. 1t
"Who's Who." pubUshed..,. children of dy.function.'
n .... lly since 193<1. bo""" f.mili.,. was demonllr.ted
outsl&ndin, CIlmpus luders amply in December, when .n
ftODl &Croll the nation. aU-day workshop d .... w over fifo
The foUowi"lllludenU ha"" ty people. The overflow au.
bet,n chosen on the basil of ~ has prompted orpni","
~hoIatship .bility. ponicipo. to $Chedule. JeoOnd workshop
tion and lesdership In .eademic on s",tuniay. february 15, from
and co·curricular eventl. 8:30 '.m. to 5:30 p.m. in the
citizenship .nd service to Arts Center.
Nazareth Colle,e, and Ihe The workshop i. entitled.
poten'ial for fulu.e .chleve· " f inding.nd He. II"l1 Our
ment: Chari.,. E. Benoit. Bren· Mis.ing Child." Shell. Smyth.
da J. Berlin. ~ry Kristine A.uoci ate Director of the
Bronson, James D. Cultrat.. Lorette Wilmot Libr.ry . nd
Jayoe Deyle. KathleenA. Dobe. Chai ..... 'OI'n&n 01 the <:OIlege'l
Mary Frll'ICeI Fiu<:hinJ. M.ry Tuk Foree on Alcohol
Beth Grimsteed, Donn. M. Awareness, aplains that adult
Herman, SuIIn M, Herlel, Amy dilldr ... ol.Jcobolica oIten &«:
E. JoM-, Kristin M. Kirach. foroed to assume ~ult rapon.
Nancy E. Malone, SusanJ. Mg. sibilities and therefore " l'Ie¥er
q. Kimberly A. Minur, Lau";" really learn how to let SO and
A. Moline, RooytnO<lod PerT}'. h.ave fun for !bemJelves." "'Un'
Corrie Ann Stevens. Di..,e S, treated," she -Y'. "theJe pol·
Stockman.Julie R. Stlnton. le rns ca rryover into
Th.,., lIudent.lljoin the ranlt. adulthood."
oftho.sew ho haveb«n oelected Althou&h the primary model
from over I.~ Instilutions of for the workshop i.the ~hlld of
higher learn ina .uttered an . Icohol ic. many of Ihe IIIIme
throughout .U W ltates. the bebavior »litem. appear in
other dysfunctional flmilies
)mentalJy ill,lbandoned, eotins
dilOf'de.ed, . nd co-dependenl) .
AduilS from anyof th~ f.mily
S)'IIerns Ire invited to .ttend
the worbl>Op.
The workshop will: identify
.... riabIes that help """lain why
e.ch 01. lIS .. affected differently
by gmwin, "p in • dyofuDC­tion.
1 family ; dbcu ..
developmental It'les or
childhood to help .... ' CICOJnize
Ihe ones we mined:
"rediilCOve. childhood"; help
ul to nunure and teparent
our5elvea: ..,d enable UI to
learn to brin, new joy and fun
into our adultlivel.
The program fldlit.tors Ire
Tom P.ul, mano.ser of chemical
dependrno:y services in Seneca
County foo- the f'lII3er lAkes
Alcoholi&m Coun.seli"ll and
RefetTlll A,eney. and the
~nd Dr. james )"Jake") ,
Ndsoo. Rehabililltion Super.
vitor 100- The AlcohnIism T....t.
...... 1 Facility 01. The Health
Associ.tion, Monroe Com.
munity Hospilll. Both a re
C.A.C. Icredenti. led 11001101
coun,elo . sj Ind C.O.A.
)child",n of licobo!ita).
Di.trict of Columb!a. . nd adult.ll who were .Outed as
L--""~~~~-----_'--'I - IL. _________J .. ~:~l.f?",ian ~I~'; ••••••••c .~~.~. ~. ~~~~ .~~
To reai"" more informalion,
CQflIlCl Sheillo Smyth (ext. 455).
RegistrJlion closes l'uesWoy.
f ebruary I I.
NAZARETH EVENTS
• ArU ~nt~r
January An Erllibit: ~ SeIIlpM' ,,",,18 by An ... &.
Roben Holcombe. L.itlle Callery.
February Art ElIhibit:j<Jppie Ki"ll Bbel,. L.inle Gallery
LOCAL EVBNTS
• Ce<.>rge Bastman House
Now through February 2t· Special program: Brt.:!.i"llt/vl
~UfOtypc: BJacb in film. Part of a celebration of Manin
Luther Kina" birthday. Dryden Ihoatr... Por more
information contact Barbora Hail at 271·3361.
January 24 tbrough March 2· Exhibit: n.. ~ 0{
KOftJ'Ild 0.:. ....... Brackett Clark c.JJery.
Jan .... ry 25 Ihrough March 30· Exhibit BI«It$ hi
A .... rica.' A P/tologrophic R«Ord. Bra~ken Clark C.nery.
J.n .... ry 31, Ingle Auditorium a, RIT and February I a,
the Dryden 'rheatre . Speaker· joe Saki"",;."" director of
television rommerciJ,1s.
"The Mldeum is open l'uesdoy throu&h Sundoy to a.m. \0
.:30 p.m. Admission is U. For..-e infor ..... tion on the
above ewnts call 271·3361.
• C6V/\ Theatre
Now through february 8· Pl.oy: Im't It Romanik? by
Wendy Wasxrstein. performed in the Richard Pine
'rheatre at 75 Woodoory Boulevard. for scheduled
performances and ticket infor ..... tion contact Adele
MtCarthy at 232-1366.
• R(I(h esler Museum a nd Science Cen ter
Tuesday, January 28· aa,,;., Film sma: 0. TIle
W"tufrot,t w;lh Marlon 8rall(\o. Eisenhart Auditorium. 2
and 8 p.m. Free wilh Museum . dmiloSion.
Now throu&h February 9· Exhibit: BiNb {II Art. Free
wHh mu""um adml$oion. Roc:hcster Museum/BautCh HaJJ
Fint floor.
Now Ihrou&h February 23· Exhibit: W"U ~,..alu., III
W<$l''" N_ Yon\. 1801).18010. Museum, 3rd floor.
Wednesct.y. January 29. 7 r,.m .. St<> Adwnl"" Si!ries:
Now A.r 0{ Sail by John Bid<! e, yachting film ..... ker. ;6.
Th::kets: Sit
Now through February 23 · Ethibit: FI>« I(} F~
£l1<ounllrl with ldellri/),. Museum. 3rd floor . "The nolive
colon 01 different cuLtures.
F .... __ ;nf ............... on any of the aboY ..... e ...... II
Z7I-01.l2O.
• Roch u ler Philharmonk Orchestra
January 23, 8 p.m .• nd J.nuary 25, 8:30 p.m.
·P/ti/hannoftic$ conducted by Hiroyuki [waki. EUlman
'l'heat«:.
Jan .... ry 24. 8:15 p.m.· Rw" tNt, conducted by Hiroyuki
[w.ki. Smith Opmo H(loUM'. Geneva.
January 30, 8 p.m. and Fd)r .... ry I. 8:30 p.m ..
P1ti1""""""ics. conducted by o.vid Zin ..... n. EaJlman
Theatre.
for ticket information on the above events contact thoe
RPO Box Office at 454-109 t .
• SUNY Brockport
Now thrwgh february 17· Art ElIhibit of eight
RocIlQl,... area artWs. &yond lhe My/h: Eight A,.,..,. QS
M_'\f"TI 0{ 1Taa. Tower Fine AnsCenler', Rainbow
C.llery.
Now !hrough f ebruary 28· MarTi" i.ul/rrr K'''IIjr. !ibm')'
&lrIbtllOn. Droke Memorial L.ibrary. ~._ and open to !he
public. For more infor",alion call 395-2288.
NO\'>' Ihrough February 28· Art Exh,birian: AI"'" Or/1llh~
and "" _ jON:S. Room 286. faculty Offooc Building. 8
'.m.· 4 p.m. daily. F_ and open to the public for more
iruor ..... tion (:111-395-2470
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Convertino Contributes to Men's Success
by Tom Ro.ch
Alter , I·Z l1li11. the N. zareth
College Men', Baskelbo.ll team
has reeled off nine 191 . tr. igh!
victori=. including their third
COIl8«Utive Linooln First Tour.
nament Cllampion&hip. The
c.~y5t behind the sucoess hu
been Joe ConvertinG.
Convertino, a 5-9 hU3ller
from W ell Genesee High
School in the S)'BCU2 suburb
01 CamiUus. leads t!we team in
Itaob. .nd is sbootin& _U over
50 percent from the field. "He',
been OUr most pleuont sur­pri
... ," said H..ad Cold Bill
Nelson. "The thing he hu
turned ;1Il0l to force Ihe play.
His assist/turnover ralio is n·
cellent."
The AII·Genu.,e County
"",lection in basketball .nd
bueb.U (1983) was ,150
Tea'1.Iited by Oswego SU\e Col·
~. He "",kl have gone the,e
.nd plooyed vanity right ,w'Y.
but he c~ NaJ;&Mh ~use
01 iU .u.e and relative closenn;s
10 borne. '"the climes are. lot
Ill\aUer," commented Conver­lina.
"And you gel 10 know the
colleSe community a lot
better."
Pl.ying on the Junior V",&ity
squad for two (2) years w.s •
blessing in disguise for Ihe
outgoing point·guard. "II was
very much a learning e~·
perie~." ~Iied Conve.tino.
"Beside ... I would uther play
than sit.nytime."
The junior mark"'-i", major
became involved with boW.",-.
ho.II at a very you", Ige. From Joe ConY1lrtlno dropplnv k"l2 agalnsl RIT.
the ti ..... he was fl"" 151 reus --- old !WI flther. I COKh himself.
would lllow hill son to Ittend
Peuckert
Shatters
Records
by Steftn Klumpp
Wnm . ~· • . ~"",,,._; ...
••• "". _.' ·"'''·· .. 6 ~,
Nazareth Iw gained recogni·
tion in New York State ... well
I. in the nation with such.stlrs
as Nltional Champion diver
Kam. Grane! and New York
Stlte Champion and All·
American Donna Johmon. It
Ippnra as thou&h the r>ert
name OIl this ilIu,uiou.f Us!
mljh! very well be Vicki
Pevckerl.
Although W has had only •
few meets for Nuar"'-h thlll
far. V"lCki has la:omplishcd
.tOme ........ tional feats. Pro­J:>.
bly the """,t ouuWlding of
theae WaS being named Most
Vlluable Swimmer after having
been the """ triple·wino« I t
.~ ...... D'.~ .. ~. " _-:"",,'
". ~ ... "'. 'u~u"'''' ." cu .... , ... ,
Me<!t !leld at RIT in Oo:cember.
In doi", so, she al50 set. a new
ICI>ooI record of I :04.(10 in the
10000yard buttnnY.1The former
record of 1:05.82 was beld by
NUlreth IIlndout Donnl
johnlOfl.1 At this invitational
meet, Vieki OUIlWlm .11
memben 01 the Alfred Uni>"er·
lity and R.I.T. teams. No small
vidory few I fll'Sl year <;Olleziate
athlete.
Peuckerl lpronounoed p:li'
kertl, who holds sever.t.l records
Ill.ockport Senior High School,
did no! upect to do SO well 50
quIckly In college. " I really
never thought .bout breakins
---
records. jus..t ,b.o. u.l .im proving , ~ .--. my tune$, Ill<: "","" 'u~
~oords are ju,t , bonus I"m
very happy .boul."
Vicki . 150 IUrpri8ed many, in·
dudi", herself. by ~Iking no!
one. but IWO mo,-e IChooI
re00rd5 in .. many meetI. She is
now the proud owner of
johl\aOll.·. 10000nwetn bullerfly
record with I clocking of
I: 11.23. a slight o.~ ieCOOdsoif
the old mark. lui week &he
.Iso ahatlered the so.y.rd
.chooI record in the ny by
upoetti", • tinwe which has
$load few five years. In 1981,
Vicki W~land finished !ler 50
ny In 28.10 RWnd •.
Pe uekert lopped that by
finishlng in only 28.45.
the practices. Convertino found
the er.perience to be quite
benefici.t.l to his development u
a b.llllk~lball player.
Family is w:ry important to
the diligent young man. His
s ister Dil ne, • fruhmln
cheerleader here 1\ Nua~th,
and their plrents form • w:ry
close-knit unit. "Mom and o.d
ho"" llwaY' ~n there. They
h.o"" ... rved as er.cellent role
models for the both 0( U$," said
the Ippreciative ConvertinG.
Loe Rautin.t, fonner Syracu"",
University J:>.sk",-t.Il .stIndout,
has twlthe biggest Innuence on
his roundball lik The ]983
first·round drift choice of Ihe
Philadelphia 16ers. who Is now
playing profes.sionally in Italy,
impre$Sed the Syracuse nalive
as a quiet leader who IlwaY'
seemed to ICClOmplish hi, pia.
Convertino .• qu~I~ln
his own rilht . il well·
Ipprec:i.ltal by hit teammates.
Todd C.1man, I junior (0-
captain from Ca.nando.igUll High
School. views his runnln •.
mate's ISSCIS in this manner.
"Joey has "eat body control
wilen drivins 10 the J:>.sk"'- vn'
sus bjUer people Ind an make
the basket when he goes in
the re. Also, his ovenll
quickne ... has In impollct on tile
game. both from In offell$ive
Ind I defensive point ol view,"
6preMal Colmoon.
""'" co>MVP 01 the Unco]n
first To.ornament. aJona with
Nuareth·s CIt.rU McCaffrey. is
abo involved in othn activities
here II the coIIep. He woru II
the Student Inform.olion Desk,
referees intramural games, and
i, • ""'mber of Ihe N.za~th
BUline ... Organiullion. In addl·
lion. Conve rtino earned . 3.16
grade-point . verage thl' put
:.eme5ter. Hit outside internll
include a mping. fishing. Ikl.
i"l- and just plain "selli",
lway from il all.'' Wllchi",
"IV. listening to • variety of
musK:. and eating Ire lboon hit
list 01 priorities.
The genuine .nod grepriou.
Convertino is very \mprUled
with Head Coach Bill Nel.aon.
"He's weil-orglnixed. well·
respected, knowledgeable. and
.lways p repu ed." , llIed the
versatile performer .bout hi,
first·year mentor.
The 1985-86 edition 01 the
Golden Flyers haa 100 made •
flYOfable impreseion Of! the
Mly 1981 "ldUllle. "We'""
_lly tiJIM. ""'" Ittitud.! is U·
ccllen! Ind team pis are 01 ut·
most importance to each and
everyone of U$," t>ljd Conver·
tiDo of the contributing fao:lon
to the SU«CSI of thil yel"l
fr, temity_
joe Convertino is • quaUly
baSketball pl'yer, but more im·
portant ly. he is • quality per.
son. "Joey is .bl~ \0 com·
municate very well with
anyone associated with him. or
~en w;th poopI~ he ....... "'"
know," says hi$ teammoote Ind
friend. Todd C.lman. "He is
always trying to. mooke the pe0-
ple around him laugh. He
di5pbys the ch.oracteristia 01
the i"'"8" the Nuaretb Sludent·
athletes erllibiL"
SPORTS CALENDAR
Date TIme HIAVS.
RIT
RIT
Jan. 28 7;00 A
J an. 28 7:00 H
Jan. 28 7:00 A
Jan. 30 6:00 A
Jan. 30 6:00 A
Feb. 1 6:00 H
Feb. 8:00 H
William Smith
Niagara
Niagara
UofR
Sport
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Feb. 4
Feb. 4
Feb. 4
Feb. 6
Feb. 6
Feb. 8
Feb. 8
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7:00 A
8:00 A
7:00 H
6:00 A
8:00 H
4:00 A
8:00 A
Feb. 8 1:00 H
Feb. 8 1:00 H
Feb.9 2:00 A
Feb. 10 8:00 H
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La Moyne
Elmira
Uof R
Elmira
Utica Tech.
NYU
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Brockport
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