Thursday, February 16, 1989
,
INSIDE: How are we growing? _.
The
GLFANER
A Nazareth College Student Publication
INSIDE: A complete look at
the expansion plans. Page 5
What's Inside •••
• OPINION:
- Garbage Of
Greatness ... pg 2
- A Message from
a Visually-Impaired
Student ... pg 2
• INSIGH1S:
- Who Should be
Nazareth's
Commencement
Speaker? ... pg 3
• FEATURES:
- An in-depth look at
the upcoming expansion
... pg 4-5
• ON CAMPUS:
- How Are We
GROWING?
... pg6
' SPORlS NET:
- Team Updates
... pg9
• ARlS:
- Music Dept. News
10
Nazareth Prepares for 'Expansion '89'
By Steve McCaffrey
Getting a parking spot at Nazareth isn't as
bad as some people make it out to be. Getting
a block of time in the gymnasium for
recreational activity is.
On May 15th, this predicament will be
reversed. More specificall y, at a cost of over
$4 million, simultaneous expansion of The
Otto A. Shults Community Center and
Smyth Hall will officially begin. Hence, the
problem of parking will soon get worse and
the lack of gym space will soon be remedied.
This expansion, which bas been in the
discussion and planning stages for nearly
five years, comes as a result of an increasingneed
for physical space on campus, both
in tenns of academic and recreational space.
Smyth Hall Expansion
As it stands now, Smyth Hall acoomodates
nearly every academic and administrative
function on campus with the exception of the
Art, Music, and Psychology departments.
Consequently, as the number of students
enrolled at Nazareth has increased nearly
threefold since 1976, and the faculty by over
twenty, the need for expansion of the existing
physical plant is, in the words of some, "~abo
solutely critical." 0 E1I:pansion '89 - Page 4
ABOVE: Plans for a new annex to Smyth Hall
BELOW: An aerial view of the new expansion
SMYTli HALL
Book Trashing: What's the Deal? The Expansion: Let's Talk Money
"I Betty GfHn
Rumors were buzzing on
ampu. regarding a strange oc·
ur.nee that took place in Qur
,bury '~ntly. Th~e weT.,
eports of banging and clauerng
frnm the attic as weD as .
adi" blasting while students
-Itre "attempting" 10 study and
~tf.te on thei' homework
• an environment normally
on.ide • ...!. quiet and Locking
.. tractions. This was certainly
LOt the ca", on January 28thl
liMn were concerned Ihat so.
eone wu "throwing away
«>n nn campu.:·
What was going on 10 create
Yeb • ruck!U17 according 10
)kk Matzek, the commotion
,..". resuh of an effort to cor·
ect I Krwua fire hazoud in the
>l!ilding.llvidently, Ihe librny
attic has been u....r to More
numerous donated boo"" thai
were not suiUlble for ir>Col'pOnl'
lion into the library ~4 Also
• considerable amount of
o<>nrqll.irable equipment has
been stored in Ih is .. eo. The
dutter wu such thalllOJIlething
had 10 be done.
A student group was con·
tracted 10 take on the task of
cleaning out the "junk." Mr .
Matu;k did stress that the
material was carefully SCtffned
for l.Oy u ... ble material. TheM!
books hod been donated fo, a
group fund ,ai. ing activity last
year and what wu cleaned out
we' e leftovers. Although not
pleased with the commotion
that resulted. Mr. Matzek i.o
relieved that the fi", huard has
been taken CA'e 01.
n.c-v c. .. Kotn
I_nlherg ..... hlgh
22 poInll during the
t..dy FlyefW 98-M
romp OYer Geneseo.
Mole "POrt. on page ••
By MIchelle Elllou
While the expan.ion t..ing
planned for Smyth Hall and the
Otto A. Shult. Community
Center offer an att<active new
look for Nazareth College. the
question ",maiM as to bow the
$4 minion project win t.. r1lll.OC·
ed. The ever rising tuitions are
enough to burden any student's
mind and hank account; as the
plans for the expansion ar. t...
ing unveiled. the student im·
mediately sees dollar aigns. for
which they ",ume they will t..
paying. However, according to
Ms. Steve LaSa lle, Vice·
PreSident for Finance, the
students I.Od their tuition will
not have 10 bear the hefty $4
million debt thatlhis project will
incur,
The financial hacking for th;,
project i. being provided by the
New yo,k Siate Dormitory
Authority. an agencyol the stale
th" assist. colleges with con·
struction project. of th;, t~.
The Dormitory Authority has
permitted Nazareth 10 borrow
uptn SSmillion 1<1 finance the ex·
pansion. the debt t..ing due in
ten y.rs. Th;'agellcy.lheaame
OJ>e as rrnanced the construction
of tbe Arts Celller, nfferl a
lucralive offer in that this debt
;, tn exempt. saving the college
a .si gnificant sum 01 money.
As Mr. LaSIolle staled. be
predicts thatth;, up<nsion project
will haye Utile effect on the
tuition charged the student •.
The money to repay the
substantial Jo,an to the Dor'
mitory Authority will t.. tsken
from a fund that has been
eslabllihed for some years. Th;,
fund has grown through the
continual ",invn tmenl of the
inlerestthat endowments given
10 Naza,eth have ·earn ed.
'SrI/dents and their ruition
will nor have to bear rhe
hefty S4 million deb/.'
Steve LaSalle
Vice President for Finance
Nazar01h, which is giYen approximately
SS million in en·
dowments. has taken a conser·
vative stance in this .rea. speno
ding • nominal amount of en·
dowment's interest eamingson
the operating budget and
",invnting the rest £orprojects
such as the upcoming expan·
sion. Th;, oonservative apprDKh
;, ..,mewhat unique to
Nazareth in lbat many other col·
leges apply a larger portion of
iQte rest .. rnings 10 the
operating budget. In efoseoce,
Nazareth stud~nt' s tuition have
paid • larger portion 01 the
",,"rlting budget tban other
comparable coUegu.
In . ddition to the monies in
the . fore mentioned establish·
ed lund. the funds appropriated
for the Art. ~nte, debt will
become ayailable in a couple of
years ""hen! the remaining
S600.000 debt On the building i.
~u5ted. Th.u. according to
Mr. LaSalle, the only portion of
the expansion project that
student. will have to pay ror will
t.. tl>c: t40.0CJ0.S45,OOOincreasc
in the college's operating budget
due to lIddi6or..! custodians and
h~ating ,"",pense, that the new
project will result in a n~ fo,
more .tudent workers, inc ... s·
ing the amount of campus
employment available.
The benefits oIthe apansion
project seem obvious. howeYer,
they are not without their cost
. specifically the $4 millior> debt
the coUege will irlcur. While the
conservative rmancial tIoCIlcs of
the coUege have apparently
created the ne<:easary funds for
the project, one mU$t question
whether the students, irl paying
a g,eater percentage ol the
operlting budget through their
increasing tuition doUan. b. ye
been P")'ing for thi. cxpml$ion
all along.
2 THE GUANER F.eru.ry 11. 1.
OPINION
Garbage or Greatness?
DOAR
A Message from a Visually
Impaired Student
ltd to believe 1 .... 1 • cMrity wu
not to be Md that would remove
these . rticle .. I simple phone
CI!l to • former Itvdent of
Nuareth. ShIron Spry. provid.
ed. pick",,!, uuc:.1I>d !hede$ire
to dmribute thII! books to
f..:ilitles ito the community tMt
would glIdly a«cpI. dono.tion
of Iitellture IlIdlnfor .... tion.
DEAR BDlroR,
It sec"", th(n th.! people .t
N .... ...,th h. ve become more
coDOen>td with the ~ient
di5pouJ of mate";"l than with
the community II>d td_ion.
1~~~~~~~,~~~~""'·~~iAcideal isbut ..... ""'thas
rto;)rC fully establisbed NUIlflh
College .. . money making in·
When I decided to come 10
NUI.eth. """'''' the m.ny
thl.npl oonsldered was the fact
that N ....... th m.oo::It _""tlons
for the h.ondicwpped But. unfot·
tUllltely. thiI is DOlI. toWly true. .su.c... I ha"" been ben. I haYe
used three elev.ton. 1Wo in the
libr.ry .nd one in the ArU
Center. I fllld it quite cuy to usc
the one in the ArU c..nter
~use il IIIIi braille numben
II>d IIobels 10 desiplte the tunelion
01. ~ button. Howeve-. In
the library. lI .. ther of the
tlev.ton ""'" raised lIumbe ..
or bnUle. Once I pushed the
.larm bullon which proved to « quite em\>lt,au;nl' AU II
would taloe I ...... ke these mo ....
adapt.ble for the visually im·
paired is tome tdhtsi"" IIobelinj
I.pc. I.IIdIor _ HI mar'"
which is I Jlue·UIoe ... 1:oItan«
t .... t docs!I't rinseolf with water.
The HI marh could« placed
011 or ntlt the buttons to
decipher wh.t,...,h one dots. I
do. how""",. .pprecl.olt lhe
e\eY1tor in the ArU Cc-alc:r bem,
IIoblcd.
.. ,
,I
Jtilution 11th.., than .1Icl>ool in·
lerested iD furth~iDl Ihe
knowlcdle ollluMntl aM ~
C...,.tcr Rocheller community.
It secms ....,h • pity thaI I
tclIooi founded by the Sistcrsof
S.inl J,*,ph for the furthering
of knowledge Ol lhe world h ..
stipp«! inlo the.by .. of self servinl
capilli"",.
I dare. ruponte from ~
who Wtcl similar views.
Chrisllan Ml ttl ... eo,. 613
[)u..illJl my CIIdtI....... .t
The Trashing of Books
of old II>d Ie.rned Mortifying _lei fit the
And the books ..... tterfd.. I
heritqe 0( ideas. words. love
fly;", ;n .... ynoid directio ....
Dru .... can wttn" in ... lnJ.
IIIlt of time.
Ortltl'1l tMt h."" taken ye ...
Or eVen decade. to brin, 10
Ughl.
I),o.rkened u swiftly .nd u
lu .... ly
M candle fIImes chocked for """.
drscription !>dIn".
Is this wMt iI to become of
lite ... ture?
Is Ibis Ihe du tiny of
knowledge
In • ooc;ety so s.clfi.h
So dehu .... niud \ .... 1 I mUSI
1'noo.h lhe boob?
About Cliques ...
DEAR CLEANER;
At firlt I felt '>Cpl;ve tbwt
!he Febuary 2 ~Ie "Cliques
And the boob lie DOW 00 CamPUI .. ~· tbwl the
U.ulllended .nd .wailill, potiti"" side of diquca. When
their I.te I .pplied to N .... reth College
Moldering like .. rbage. 1_ ye .... g~ I wal w.rned by
many colleagues t .... 1 NUI .... lh
I ""'" e,ied 0111 10 the gods; wU ' diquelsh collett· I Illest
WHY? I jult housht inlO th.1 becauae
And the ...... Ilill hI-YC oot I am I commuter and • part
IIlIWCRd me. time ContinuinJ Educalion lIu'
""rhapo lhey do not unde.... denl. II>d I do not fc.cl c.:ludcd
I .m lIKIdened for IhoM: lind either. from the productivily 0( ooI~
d,eam. de5lroycd W .... t kind of _.Id is Ihis Ufe.
And hurt because I now know When even the powtn thaI be However. I'"" never en·
The ...... flleoouJd .... il my Caru>ot II>d will not .nswer oountc .... 'h clique. I don'llhink
_k. our quatiOll1 I'd rec:osnix one comin .. and
Oitcou,....u.. 10 Sif lhe leal! S .... ron Vi"kI Smltb I ha""n'l been .bIe 10 flad OM
l~~~;;~~ __________ ~==================:;' to~n. CORRECTION: Althoush the article aff .......
Currtntly. we do not haYe III N xt GI 1 .... 1 cliques ..... ali"" .nd ",n
EconomlCfm.)o,completely In e eaner p"""nl problems. it wu. nO-place.
We ..... waili", for '1" ble twist on Ihe posllivu.ldeof
prov.lf,omtheSt. te Ed""'tion Issue Is: c.:lusivc groupo.
o.e-p.rtment In Albany. SIncerely. BDG
"o"...".S"t'r"on , MARCH 7!
. •.. Ch.lr .... n. BuA ..... Dept •.. L __________________ J
Nazareth. I .... "" encounttred
eight veRdin. machilles. Th,~
nell. Ihe compute, lab in
Kearney. II>d the other fi"" ill
the Shulll Cenler. Of the tbreoe
... Kearney. o.>ly lhe IOOdII
....mine .... tnUlt; DODe 01. the
mxh..i.na In Shults ..... labeled
in ... y way. It is very f1"U3lrlti",
to fin. lly let ch.nge and lhen
end up notgctlingwMtyou hid
"Whell I CQme to mO\lll!
itt, I was handed a &tad.
0{ ill/"onr!atiollal flyers
/10/ Ollt 0{ tlrese was
ill braille."
desired. Once.,.in. aU it would
-taloe is _ .o;!hes;'" IlbelillJ My third inslloce iI that 01.
the PfOl1lt111 .nd p"mphlell
handed out ito the ArU c..nttr
Ind in Shultl. M.ny of these
may p"""" to be oI.aomc inttral
10 the vilulllly impo.ired. Al.ao,
whe .. I came to move in. I .....
hIodtd • we. of coupons.
hIodboob, and Informatio<tal
flyers. Nocon.eof Ihese _ .... iD
br.ille. this . 1so hold.lrue for
tht menu of the Marriott food
~s. It·, hard enough 10
fmel <>lit WMt they ""'" 10 cat
ooce you get ... lhe cafeteria;
why shouldn't they incrusc
distributiorJ and put maybe •
lew in braille?
My rutal cue is tluot 01. the col·
leflCnews~r. the Gluntr. 11
is produced in "tit qlllntll;c.
for thc lighted population 01.
NNIrCIh. howcYer. how Ioog
would it taloe for 10_ to
.-I the GlcaI>c:ron I.pd~
llpa could be kcpI dowll in the
Medii Center for thOR who
wish to 1i!leo 10 them.
On this camp.... the .........
rampo for tbooc in whtelchai ....
IIrObc fltt aII.noI for the deaf
aDd beariD& impaired. Thea why
CIII', there be further ada",,·
I~ for the five lIudcnll.
myself included .... d one facul.
ty member III of whom .....
vilu.lly Impaired? The ........ ""
been some already made. but
more needs to be done.
Jaton Lusk
The GUi4NER
1988-89
Edltor·in.chief
o Stephen. P. McCaffrey
Managing Editor o Mare Shapiro
Layout and Design Editor
o Laura Riley
~rU Editor o David Achenbach
Arts & Entertainment Editors o Rob Kellett o Miuy Mathis
C.mpu, News Editor o Michelle Slliott
-_....
Who Should be Nazareth's
Commencement Speaker?
,
1Wenly ....uor IllIden .. at
Nazareth ~re polled 10 get
thciJ perlONl ehoKeI of. com·
mencement .pe.ket. The
choK:es ranged from the aurpri5-
in& Fred Rof;e .. 10 the not so
surprising Ronald Re.g.n.
The followl", ill Ihe question
as.kN of the Iludenll.nd Iheir
replies.
"Who Would Choose to be
Nazareth's Commencement
Speaker and Why?"
Karen v.lliere - J ohn P.
Kennedy J r.- " He collld pve
\IS an inside loot; .1 politicl.··
t.ind. Losey _ Ronald
Rupn - " I Ibink he wu •
f.,,1a$tic pra.ident be had f. n·
la.stic ideals and he would pve
... inspiration 10 go out .nd
realize the Amerlc.n Dre.m."
John D'Agostino - Ceo ....
Bwh - "Who bettcr than tbe
leader 01 our country?"'
Diane Outj.tlu.ky - John P.
Kennedy J r. - " Hc', •
dynamic political ape.ker.
vibranc .1Id ckarllmadc In his
personall.y .• nd he would t n·
dow upon ul h~ life expcriel\CCll
.. related to our ~e brackel:'
Sondy Wolcott _ Sand ..
Day·O·Co,,,,o, "She
" .. dUlted from • Pft$Iipous
colIcge and wu told \haC theon·
Iy thing !he: wu qualirM!d to do
wu sccrmrilJ work. She has
Iv su~ both her and .... u
er;peo:taliOl1$."
Nora HUI lcd LCD
8uJca&I'" - " lIe c;an enlighten
• lot of people on Uvin&-loring,
and lean!ins-"
Dorey Bcu-n _ c;., .. ldlne
Pe........ - " Butousc we are
basically. girll' coIlcie. and I
woukllike 10 have I woman or
SOme ltatute ape.k and help
support us:'
Nanq Mc Mullen - Donald
Trump - "He could inspire US
t080 tothe veT1 top;" bUIiness."
Ellen Snyde. - Ro~rt JIM.
ford - "He;' concerned .bout
the cnvironment and he ill very
..,nou.about hi. cr.ft. I would
be irupl,ed 10 helt the advice
he would give to the people in
the _ru fleld~'
Terry Cardinale - Ronald
Reapn - "He wu OUr presi·
dent for .t years and did •
JIOOCI job ... lormi", lOme 01 the
country'l mljor problems. He
would inspire US to SO on and
be the best we could ~ for
America"
Feb<u.lry 11, 'Hi THE OLEANEA 3
INSIGHTS
Donors Help Keep Thition Costs Down
By Mary Ann I)e.oer, AssociIte
Director of Oeve:lopment
Did you I<now that ~ry lIu·
dent who.uends Nuareth Col·
I~ iI recti";,,, a "bidden
KhoLorshtpT' Since tuilion and
rees _ronly .bou.l6(I percent
of the actUlI COlt of. fuU·time
underv.dualc educ.tion. pfts
to the Annuli Fund help .ll
N ... reth lIudents by m.kin8
up Ihe difference .nd keq>iDs
tuition co,,, down. The
generous unrest,icted pfu 01
alumni. puenU and friends alto
be/pI finance labor.\Ofy and
computer equipment. Ubrary
~taourcu .nd umpus
maintenance.
lb raise money for this "hid·
den tcholarlhip." the Develop·
mcnt Office Is seekins Sludtn!
volunteer. for the ""ring An·
nUll Fund phonathon. For nine
evening:&. beginning QD Monday.
February 21.lIudentvolunteen
wW ~ allinl alumni, I-"'n ....
and lriends 01 Nazamh akinl
I« pIedJes 01 support to the
198&-89 Annual Fund. This itan
import.nl fund·,ai$ing and
"Why not get together
with a group of
friends and spend the
evening calling alumni
and parents?"
communicy ~lationll <:wnt for
lhe coIlqe.
The opting pbolunhon will ~
held Mond.y. Febru.ory 21th
th,ough Thesday, March 2nd
and Sund.y, March Slh Chrough
Thurllday, Much 9Ch. c..u. will
~ made from the Porthole
Lounge in .... SIIul.. Center
from 6-9pn:>. Callera will ~
Jlven. brief orientatiort teMion
10 no uperience iI ~.
Rdruhmeflu for ealIeq In:
a1ways.vailablo to tcepe,,~,1JY lew" hip. Pri2a will be
awarded to .I/volunteers . in·
cluding one free lon8 dlat.nce
1;II1I to anywhere In the con·
tlnent.1 United Stateo for each
caller at the end cl the ~ni",.
Puticipatin, in tbe
pboMthon ii_lot oIfun. Why
not get logether with a JfOUP 01
friends and spend the ~ni",
allinz alumni and poorents?
Studm .. interested in volunteer·
i", fo' • callin, oesaion lor two)
Ihould conlad Mary Ann Dever
It tlIt. 383 or IIOp ~ the
Development Office. Smyth
Hall. Room 6.
ColDependency: A Complex Problem
By Boorboo .. Allen
The problem of Codependen. A codependenl person often
c:.y has lonl been prev.lent but cornel from • dysfunctional
. ecently we have become more household. The codependency
aWlrc of it. It ill • complu IIc"" from low self-uteecm. A
phenomenon that eD<XImpassel penon who is part of. ItO<IbI·
....... y attlh.dennd rupooses to ed I>omec often feels that tbey
what ill occurin, in • ptQOD'. !lave no control O¥tr the llil ... ·
llilt. There II no simple deHD.i· tioD. It ill 101 Ibia reaaon. that
lion of codependency. Dr. Ib!y fe,d .... need to triCrtcon·
AmIIey. Dilectorol Cwnsclinjr tm! in tbeir OWn life .. weD ..
SerW:es wu lnteJViewcd 10 Jive lhe ]ivtl of others.
.. bettet understlJldin& nf what The codependent person
codcpo:ndeney i_ and what ean often befriend. pe<>ple in need
be done 10 (han&e this ~havinr. and thoM- who posotSII Unle ... ]f.
Dr. Arnltey strongly recom· confidence. The process of
",ends the book. Codependent codependency develop.
No More by Melody Be.nie. bte.aUIC the codependent per·
Thill book aID ~ fOW><! in _ .......... 10 We fuU responaibili.
UbrariQ .. ~U .. the cunpua ty f .... other pegple'aliYu. T1Ioea
boobtore. In thill book. Beanie penple •• e bcneYoIent in that
gi'I'CI • conciat .nd useful they a.e c:oncerned and rt$pOll·
definition of oodepcndency. SIIe llive tonther people"s needs. yet
delI,," i/ .. "A codependent they iJnore lheir own needs.
person ill One wbo h .. let Theoodepcndentcreateuf.lse
.nother perlOn', behavior affect iIIulion thatlhelr ~..., me1
often becomc.t resentful and
angry llin« thei' own noedl are
not beinS met •• nd they .rc
often not aware of this.
Our Inciety and many
reli&ion& value kindneM and
... lfleMntIs. Often IhilCOOIcept
ia~byODdcpendcnt
peopIit. They do not undcntand
that taki", c:arc of the ... 11 iI not
... lrllh. 1'I!op1e have 10 takeaore
of thernselwl ~for ether CIll
effectively take aore of others.
Until recently. society haa
locl.liud womcn tn be
oodepcndtnt. Women ~'" tokl
to do fOi others .nd dillrCI/I.d
tlle.....,l",,",
Mary Donnelly - Ruucll
Booker - "He"1 COC. w.y with
words. he', one of tile dryw.
.nd funn iest write ... and I've
btatd that be" •• aood IlPel'W~'
him or her •• nd who ill ob$ess· by taking care of the other per·
Collen O'Brien - P h il cd withconlrolllngthatperson·. lIOn. Due 10 the fllct that lhill it
Donahue - "He lets to the bcbavior." an illu,lon. the codependenl
A codependent perlOn often
wW 001 allow himselfnocrsolf 10
hIw fun. They over commit
the.....,l""" .nd say )U when
they should have said no. They
Iry not to hurt other people but
end up hurting themselve.,
They tend to not trust people 01
themselvel.
flul Wilt - Frm Rosen -
"Since we I"CW up with him on
television. it would teem .ppropriale
fo' him 10 hclp ulOn
OUr journey lnto Ihe re. 1 world;
10 pve lI$ wor<b of wildom."
""
Bader ,- David
point aM <Iou not WIlle time. I r-------------------------------, and wrrlore, the "adUlte II
ceremony would be ohorter
than usual."
Bridset Boundl _ Barb ..
St",lAand _ "She teems so
strong and IIlented; someone
who know. how to Jet what she
wan ... "
Elizabeth Buraot - Bill
Cosby- "l thlnk Bill has. lot
to ofler to the "..:IulIi", class
01 1989in termsofadvlcetolive
in • h .. morous Wly~'
Christine Smllh _ Arnold
Schwartze nagger • "Besides
bei", good looking. he'. an in·
teDisent m.n."
filii Brockler - Nancy
Reap n - "SIIe has the inside
tcOOJI on what', fUlly happen·
In& in the poIitlatl are ......
" YOU care, take the time 10 listen.
FEATURES
The Shults Center Expansion:
The Athletic Side of Things
By Jacqu.,lln., R. I'Ol"Wani
SI'fling May 15. 1989. the
ShultsCenter will SOOn begin ac-
• : .... "OO.ling for the increasing
.thletic demands of f. culty and
Sludent&. The work iucheduJed
10 boe completed 'pprOJtimltely
0 ... year from thi.$ dole.
Nearly III 1984.lheooJlege',
.o;!m;nistrators began to rulile
that they were faced with •
retpOl'lIibility to satisfy and
keqI up with trends in qxwu
and physical education.
tb ..:Id to this. when the 80's
fitness fanatKism began 10 LIb
hold. the fact tb.1 the ShU]"
Cenler wu OIJldaled beame
obvio .... Although. 1976expan·
sian to the building included the
Klde •• Gymnasium. the pool,
the Forum. and the athletic of.
ficel, enrollment has nutly
doubled since that lime.
In addition. renovations in
the e-tly 1980'l5uch u !benew
ooo;cer r~ld, and the <evised
pool fillet room were simply in-
• ufficient 10 provide for longterm
need&.
Around 1984, SOflle of these
problems were put ''on the
allelt .. for • wlUle. Newrtheless,
the problems had •• ""If ~f .. or
.bout three)'UJ'$ boefore a lOI\3-
term iIOlution bec~ eMenti.1.
With the addition of both. 50ft·
btlll te.m .nd I lacrosse squad
to;> the interrollegilt~ sports pro"
. m, the need lor more indoor
• nd recre.tk>n.tl ~ce bee.me
utremely UtgMt.
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There.re undoub4edJy. few
of you .iuing by the tube ask·
ing. with . mouthful of chips.
"Whit', the point in spending
aU of this money?" Basi<:ally. the
collqe student of the Lote 1980's
has been influenced differently
th.n .... ny in previous yut'$.
With t~ drinkina lie beina
21. coUeae stude:nU are now
lurnin, to exercise as • _y of
the hours of 4.nd II p.m. At the
",me lime. it i, nearly impossi·
ble to utiliu: the gymnasium
beclone of Intercollegiate JPOTIs
practices.
Of course. wilh the
demosraphic trend of college·
.ge student' declining In recent
~.n. the Shult,Center ezpan.
oon will .1$0 become • signifi·
ant factor in .Uractina new
"This (expansion} is
necessary to keep pace with
national trends and to
maintain a high degree
of viSibility."
William Carey
Director of Athletics
lO<:i.]iKing .nd venting
prelSure.
Con5equently. current trends
haw resulted in • m.jority of
N.ureth·, community, in·
cluding f'culty members. to
think .bout adding elfCrcise to
their d.lly routine. One mai'"
. tumbling block in this lilneu
quell;, the I.ct th.1 most pe0-
ple on eampUl.re fr~ bct .... ~
Cont'd from pg 1
n.e upansion plan calls for
• three-stoty additioa to be built
bct~n Ihe lwo side wings of
Smyth Hal] facing the IIbr. ry. n.e addition, will bouse • new
eenter entrance featurin& elec·
tric doors for improved han·
dic.pped lecessibility.
$Iudents. In I recent awvey.
Nlurelh', prefent .th]etic
facilities were rated siIth out 01
...-ven in comparison 10 other
Itea coUe~es which Included,
the Univer. ily of Roch·
ester )rated firsl), St. John
Fisher(teCOnd). Genc~(third),
IIld Roberts Wesleylll Col .
legc(rlJlked Iql).
In the words 01 Willilm
sido:red 10 be OM of the morc
modem collqiole racilit~ in
the ...... Now, in III era whe"
fit_.nd " keeping in shIpe"'
Ire vkwed not .. pu&ing fads
bul "Iher. Ulentill doily
ritUiIs. N.ureth's recreational
I..,ilitles could be l.beled
Carey. Nuamb'slIhldic director,
"Thi. (upln.ion) i.
necus.ory to keep pr.ce with .....
tion.llrends.nd 10 m,inl.ln.
hish d"8'~ of visibility."
Specifially, the upansion
pl.ns include .dditlons to ,II
thr~ Iev.:Is 01 the Shults Center,
The buildin! will ulend 55-60
feet further toward the o 'Con·
nor comple>:.
On the poollev.:l. mo«: space
fOf uniform stonae as well as
updatal laundry facililies will
be added. !'retently, lIundry is
done in • clotet·like area. In ad·
dition, there will be.1Itge toom
inlended for • new fltneu
center as weU as •• torage .rea.
As. result, the present finen
cenler room wlU become •
dance IIld physiaol eduaotlon
...... Because of the prelenl
lack of facilities, ..... te, jugsling
and dance cl.oslel are held in the
basemenlof Founde,'. H.II.
One importlnt addition to the
p.ew facility will be In e~tor
which will allow the bndiClIpped
accasibility to the poo!
level There will .110 be • .....u
room av.ilable for me.etinp.
which. If'OUp .... y re...-rvL
On lhe 11m level, faring
nonh toward the parking lot
with .lossof 15porkingspaca.
(ouch!l) four racquetball courts
as well as siI new COIIche,' of·
fices wUl be constructed. The
gymnasium will.bo be expand·
ed by hall the siu: of Ihe Kider.
Gym. This wlll.llow lor thr~
space. .nd Z.) there was •
uel1er need for mou lrainlns
and locker lacilitiea.
As I ...... ]t., tbe upcoming u·
panslon plln ealls for. • major
lllne>: 10 lhe IJYmnuium; p.ew
rxque\baU courts near the pool
are.; addition.1 locker space:
Approximately two third. the
height of Ihe existing building.
the new .nnu wiU future:
seve .. 1 I,culty offices; a new
computer lab;. medii room;.
IIrge ledure room: I board
room;. new Ilbor1otory facility;
"The expanded space us really
a result of the schoo/'s
emphasis on teaching and
the students' overall health."
• IItJe faculty lounge; • lounge
intended for "idUite $Iudents;
.. well as _raJ other "",,]ler
meeting Itus. The completion
cbote fot this projecl is sloled for
June 011990.
The Shull, Cenle ,
Expansion
When built in 1976. the Shulu
Community Cente ..... as OOn·
inefr~nt.
A1tbouJh oIrlCWa didn'llJra:
on all oIthe specifICS 01 the p.ew
facilily until recent months.
they did come 10 .gT~ment on
two mljo< f.eto,.., I.) there was
• severe need for more gym
- Pnlsldent Beslon
additio .... 1 oo.ches ofrlCes; new
lounge Ireu; III expanded
fitness oenlotr; .. _U as various
lounges throughout the
building,
Accordina to Ot. Rose Maric
Beaton. Prnident of N.ureth
On MIy 15, conllrucllon
will b&gln on bolh 1"Otto
A. Shults
Community Cente, (lett)
Ind on Smyth HilI.
T .... Shults c.n\lr, bulh
In 1976 lithe cent,.1
rMllIlIII pIKe In lenni
of soclll loCtlvttlH 10,
both Itudln'- end Itlff.
cron..,.,urt ba.hllNli Ind
wlleybaU games 10 be pllyed.1
one time .
]n ..:kIiton. the present gym
wall(with the window) will be
replaced by a IIrge curt.in,
which will allow for sim.
ultan .... u. intercollegiate .nd
intramural activity. In terms of
se.lina capacily. the prnent
capacity will be increased by ""'. 1'b lOp il all off, there wiu no
longe, be Illy £IEUKS 10 th.t
dqmeof, " I'd better not 10 p.
ercise, I .... y Cltch • cold." The
gymnasium will now be con·
nected to the O'Connor com·
pIex by • walkw.y.
And for those wishing not to
participate in racquetball or
. wimming. a new meUlnine
level will be conSlructed. This
level, which wi!l contain win·
dows 11)1' observation 01 the pool
and COUtU. in additioft to
skylishts and • lounge, Ia
predicted to be "quite Ihowy"
in th.t words of Bill Carq .
N.u.areth'. athletic director.
Overall. the need fot .lOIu·
tioa 10 this "space tt1In<:h" was
epitomized by • problem Mr.
Carey voiced On february 81h.
With Iwo .th]elic evenll
scheduled in lhe gym. both
men's and women' .. the~ WI'
simply nol enough .deqUite
chlnging space for the four of.
fidals and the two visiting
le.11\$.
College. the e>:pIllIlon plan is.
result 01 the growing needs of
tho! ",!KIe"ts and flC\llty 01 the
onIJege.Sbenot .... '"I'hecxpand.
ed space Ia rully . ...... It 01 the
school', emphasis on teaching
.nd Ibe studenll' overall
health."
When conlronted with the
ide. u..1 50me of Ihe students
presently attending N ... reth
will not be htre<mce Ihe cxpo.n.
sion is complete. President
Reston was quk:k to note. "Any
time you chi"", thinp. 110-
meone is goins to be there for
th.1 chlnge; my responsibility
is f". th.t Iong·term chlnJC.""
In te,ms of tho!actUli b;dding
proce$I lor \be project, Mr.
Steve LtSIlle, ViOl' President of
Finance st.taI that bidding
.pecifk:ltions for the project
were sent out to selected 00tI·
tnctonon February 6. Once lhe
bidders have completed thei,
quotations, they .... IU then return
them to Wilmorite Inc. by
february 2 1st. Following •
review by the College's boardof
truslees, the winning bids will
be selected and the contract.
IWlrded on March 14.
W"limorite •• 1ocII buikler Ind
deveklpet, .. we]I ... company
tbII .... compIctcd acvenI other
projects wilhln the c:oIIeF, in·
c1uding the Otto A. Shu]ts Com.
munity Cenler. has been hired
as the construction mlngcmenl
firm to oversee Ihe project.
Although Ihe company will not
be doing .ny of the work. It Is
considered to be the key Il'50n
bctw~n the college IIld the in·
dividua] rontractors.
Smyth Hall Expansion:
The College is GrowingBut
What About Parking? An Academic Perspective
8y lhllHb
Edward Gerew, Head of
NUI. tell CoUe&e Security. u·
plalrIed ..,me of the necns.ory
1iaUt.l1loII1 on ~rking which
Nuarrlb lIu<\enU; will be floCbit.
He MkI thaI Smyth H.ll ;.
..,.,., 10 ~ LII.odilloll on the
_lb .... fociD& the library on
tbot J.wn.. CoastNC:!ion willstart
aftrrcom~t lhlsyur.
The Ouo A. Shults Ctllter wilL
ulldtrJo ~ns to Joe.
oomodate focililicL ~hlle.
1M ..... Ih akIe parkin! IaI next
10 the Shulls Center will 10M:
fourteen fPICeI beaousoe of the
uparuiollL
Mr. Gcrew uplained that
durin! lhe constructi"" thirty
IJ*:ta lIear Shull. wiU be t.I~1I
away temponrily. This will be
due 10 the lid that the construe·
tIon trailer aIo", with tht
....chiMry and workers on tht
job will oe>;UP'1 spKC. He con·
otoeIed that IhlI o:lUld be. poIf:DIlaJ
problem beaoU$e of tho:
&!rudy e.isteal sI>ottqc of .-.. ~ said thol the collese
Iw employed e:.perU to tab •
JUrve'f of the PT~"I and pr0-
jected condjtions. These queslioMirt.
will be given to com·
muter ."d resident students.
think about when conlidering
the prnbl<:m of parking. The
campus is only _nly-five
acre&, .nd the land near Ihe
IMin bulldlnp is SClrce.
There h.ve been IUgguOOns
,lO,!a>oaIvvee the probIcm. Some pee>propoIot<
I that Nazareth
build • ramp. However. the.e
are _tal dt.wbocb to th ..
.ugutloo. The rLBI.IId ...... jar
probicm is tM e>:peflR of tho
ramp. 11K moll pnctic&I-r to
build ...... Sf'isoa lopof anU·
istin. ~rkin, lot. It eouId be
done OYe1' Shuh. Cenler or the
Aru Cente. PfI,ki",. However.
the PfI.ki". bundin. would be
inat:ctalble for. ye.r ."d. half
duti"g o;onsttucllo".
Curre"tly. ~"rily does nol
islue tickets .fter 10:00 •. m.
durin! the week "nleas • ca. Is
in yjoJallon of. handk.pptd or
._ .... ~ •• u . TIIeapeetations
_about oaIy wlw::n !be park·
inI lot is fiU~ 10 capKity.
"We don't ~ for parkinS
hert whkh is. blrpin:' Mr.
(k.ew say .... Bul wt don't ........ 1
10 tur up the ..... ..wi trea.. ..
So"", questlont whkh COme
to mind wben thinkinS about
PUltinl&re: Howcanwe~"""
the ~m.and? Should Stu<k:nls
c.rpooJ? SI>ould F.e.hmen be
By s".b Cohen
This M.y. jUlt II the \QI
srad"aiC .eceive. h11 dlplo/IUI
and limit. proudly .w.y fMm
CIUIIJI'U one flM! time. the lijht.
.nd aoundl of bulldoze .. and
COPtructIon WOfRrJ wiUoceupy
Ihe empty SI'K"o TII.....g.ouI
the lUmme. .nd rontlnuinl
throu&h the entire oadtmic
~ of 1989-1990. this piclu~
will 'emlin IIDmew hat
COI\$isttnl.
However. II lhe bricb are
Slacked Ind the f.mili ••
buildings of N_rtl~ bqin lO
taloe on new lhapes .nd 'P"
pearan ..... wiLlthe~ be more
happtninlth." whal meetllhe "", Since Naz •• eth is firat .nd
fo.e"..,.1 I learning lnllilul ion.
it seemed ." tbough .n inquiry
inlO the ..cadtmk atptCtIof the
e.pansiort, speciflCllly Smyth
H.U ....... ppropriste.
Dr. SU .... Vicle·P. eai<!m1 of
Academic Aff.in. and M •.
LaSoolle. Vice·Pruidenl of
f"inana:. we.e.bIe 10 offer in·
si&ht on this topic.
TIlt actual addillon 10 Smyth
will corWsl of • ttructu.t
.eachin. ~ of the hei",1 of the
pnsenl bulldi"l.nd mendln.
belween the IWO fronl
entrlntes.
The conslructlon of the .ddi·
lion lenda iUtlf 10 cuie. aeeess
for h.ndic.pptd IludtnU wilh
the installalion of eltctfOllic
doo .. kadin! inlo the buildin •.
Also addinl to the bentfit of !be
t..ndiaopptd •• t the ram~
leadi"l to thett door .. whi<h
h....e been pIanntd to beat Las
of . $lope. due to. ewSf' in lhe
facultyoffiotD. Dr. Silva .... Ied
lhal thc plans should .llow for
each fuU.funtflCUltymember 10
Iuove. priv.te office. He feels
Ih.1 Ihe .bility to ob\.lin privllt
one-Io-one~noewlth
the faculty members will be a
I"'at benefit 10 Itu<k:nll.
Inaddition IOIheIt off_ the
....... ara of Smyth will provide
wluot arc ~.haps mort: di.tctly
.daled acadtmlc bendill.
" the plans should
allow for each full
time faculty
member to have
a private office"
The ~ UJt of com·
pulers on camJIUI «<enlly hal
promot~ the inclusion 01 two
nn<' compuler llbe. While one
will ...... ist of IBM equipmt"t.
the other lab ....... Id \"fttmble
the pruenllib in Smyth H.U.
The dilfcrenoe. however. is
thai in developl"l this area. II
was planned in , ueh • w.y th.1
il will be pouible In gain DC«A
to tMs part of Ihe building afler
houQ, ntn if the rt/lUlinder of
the build;ns is locked..
TIlt r~ull {.om Ibis i, the
poosibility of U hour usage of
the compute. s. Dr. Silv. did in·
diallc. how-ever. thai. thilJtrVict
may only be .vailable II flU.
\lSISf' lima during !be yur.
In ad<Iition to • Larp ltelu~
-.a_modiaroomltosup-plcmenl
the grul ..... enf!hOlt
in Ihe Library). and thef....., "",ntion~
compute. lablil. Ihe .~.
will be equipptd with . com·
plete Biology Lab.
Au rtlult of the ....... con: CUt·
riculum which has betn 1m.
plemenl~ this year. each stu·
denl ;' tequi.m:llOtUta Biology
dUll includlrola lab.
T1I.eclusrooms, how-ever. '"'
not the only way in whicb
"udenlo will be affteted
oadtmiaolly by the expansion
pro;cct. The fact rtmDins that all
COtI$b"UCtion ....... e<ealco ~
In .ltlling where 11te~ .. e!tar·
nLnlldivilitl taking plact such
.. ltctures. . eading. note and
Its! talting. thiscould prove lobe
qul ledi .. uptive.nddislurbing.
Both Dr. Sil"" and M •. LaS.lle
Ittm conf~nt th.t tht U·
trtmely noisy parts of lbe con·
Ilruc1lon will beccmplet~du.In,
tilt summer of 1989.
Therefore. the bopc is thai the
DOiIt ltYtl will be kept to •
minimum when clasK.rtI""""
in the fall.
Of. Silva also I\lIt...t. that Ihis
topic is being coruide~ as lhe
Itlledule is compil...t. for nexl
Itmeale<o cLass.oom ........
menl ..
Ullimatc:ly. tlteexpanslnn will
ol"ferdiffe.ent scadtmk benefiu
to eao:h Individual student. Dr.
Sll"" belinco IMI the gtealeot
academic benefil 10the students
wlU be eitht1 with the pri""te
mee!i"ll9'W pt"OYided by the
faculty offlCa of tilt compuler
w.. BqinninJ:in tbt fall 011990
aludenU may anaIy..c the OUI·
come of lhe upanoion for
themRl_ flr$lhand..
sciodntwlo.ulkr J. o f Ihe .djoini". r--;:;:;:========+=:'=::=:j:::=..."...' .:..~ l
Inside the ....... menaion of J .. Smyth. tbe opKe will be divid·
ed for the ullt of varioul
academic ind administrative
purpose ..
Acco.ding 10 Dr. Silva •• main
ooneem oyer the pili few ye ...
i
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Thc lurvty In(ludes.uchquel" .11ow~ to h.ve c ... on cam· .. N .... reth b .. been the need
lion. u: Wh.t modc of pus? WbDI .. c Ihe pilIl .nd forfacu1!yoffocespaetdueto."
ttan.pon.tion do you u ... ? Do fUlureln:ndaof emoIlment? Mr. ine.ease of full.time ltafr.
youcarpool?Howoflcndoyou (krewAY*tluolbythc90· ........ Pruenlly. m."y facully
carpool? Do you feel additional ..u,IIt need 200-3OD morcpark- members W~ off"'" faciliti.es
parking IhouId. be pn:Mdtd? i"l spaetI. with one Of lID .... times two
Would you be willing 10 ~y for Obvioully the ""'" .dditiollS othe.s. This .. tUItion hinders r
In addilion 10 the que&- t2>haDcewhallhecolJetehaslO ~orao:Mltmt:ntfrom.
,
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• parkin, apot1 to the Nazaretb ampul will sludentd. ...... obUoininlpriv.te -{I "•
Ilonaira. !be e>:>nSU!lanl is ~ offer ilialudents. T1I.edownside roj:
.... obunl of the cars on ampul inchodtl aJot of .eadjustmmU p ....: wt Ihls ·t lion Ihe I b'!::!=~r--'i--l "r:":;:';'.". "~'",=;~ durinlvDrioustimesoflheday Ind pl.nnln. wilb some ~f1IxIreofl:::::"' .ifI>C- ; ·111' - x" .;::: "
and week.. Mr_ Cerew upWn' "cr.mped qUlne.I" durinllhc lu.e will be the Iocalion of.p- "S. .
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SHULTS CENTER
EXPANSION: A Look Inside •••
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1 THE GLEANER F.tInMry 11, 1819
The Gleaner's Question of the Week:
"If You Could Make an Addition to the College, What Would It Be?"
Wednesday, February 15
No Graduate Classes •
Winter Recess
Lenton Morning Pr.yer:
Gather with other3 for mor'
nlng prayer each Wednesday
of Lent. Vasile Alma Mater
Chapel, Shults Center. 8 a.m.
Youtheltre: "Ransom of
Red Chie/"" Auditorium A, l l ,
Ar15 Center, 2 p.m,
Men', " 8'" Basketbool1:
Naureth VI. CCFL, lGdera
Gym, Shulrs Center, 6 p.m,
TOm Tail , Jr.
Soct.1 W<lrk M.jor
'711. "Ibm 1l>11 M~mori,,1
f\>,k_Jl"
, Fr, Chuck Johnson, Soph.
Social W<lrk M.jor
"Mor~ Pf'OP/. fOT lPIOIW /u.oi~:"
What's Happening!
Film: "Soft is tho:: Heart of
• Child." Auditorium A·14,
ArU Center, 7:30 p.m. Span·
$()I"ed by Naureth College
and the Rochester Chapter of
the New York StateCOIlition
for Children of Addictions.
Women', Bllketba]],
Nazareth VI. I!lm irl, Kidera
Gym, Shul" Center, 8 p.m.
Thurtday, Fehr uary 16
No G,.duate CIIsses .
Winter Reee.u
No UndeTJradu..te Closses
. Semester Holiday
Reaume Critique Hours:
Career Se:rvioe:sOff.ce, Shults
Center, 24 p.m.
Friday, February 17
No Undergrad ulte Classes
• Semester Holidly
Youthe.tre: '"Ransom of
Rf!<IChief:' Auditorium A·13,
Arts Center, 2.00 7:30 p.m.
Men's Basketblll: Nazareth
vs. Binghamton, IGdml Gym.
ShullS Center, 8 p.m.
Saturday, February 18
Youtheatre: '"Ransom of
RedChief." Auditorium A·13.
Arts Center, 2 IIId 7:30 p.m.
Men's " 8'" Basketbooll:
Nazareth vs. Union, K1dera
Gym, Shults Center, 6 p.m.
Men's Blsketball: Nuaretb
vs. Union, Kidera Gym,
Shults Center. 8 p.m.
Mime: " Mumme~"
A Swi5s mime theatre group
that uv;s mask and movemen
to make living sculptu re.
Main Auditorium, A,,,
Center. 8 p.m. For tickets IIId
information call 586-2420.
Sunday, february 19
Youiheatre: '"Ransom of
RedChief:' AuditoriumA·i3,
ArU Center, I IIId 3 p.m.
You dorrtneed YOUfp'arents' money
to buy a Macintosh
Just their signature·
byou in jIS ~ Fewwedcs.
Thcrrs norolbtenL tt>nmllOpmve flRRial
Iwdship. ~3ppldioo ~
Bes of a1~ !he btl ~ClI"I be sprdd lWCI"
as many as lOps.
Academic Computing
Room 26, Smyth Hall
4245 Easl Avenue
Rochester, NY 14610
Career Stats for
Naz Graduates
' Mike Ka h l
both love and IuIte statistics.
"'" them beca,,~ wlult they
'Cal is almost alw")'s inesling.
I hate then becau~
'y Can be twisted and
torted to prove any point. So
laS with $On>C skepticism tlull
:ad • report of a recent study
!ducted by the center for
"cation Statistics of the
pattment of Education.
be survey was designed (it
InSllo ....... the degru 10
ich students majoring in dif.01
subjecl areas found
pLoymenl related to their
dies. Theoretically .1 leASt,
rcsults should provc useful
~u(\eQlslrying 10 fLgllre out
al carurs they might want to
'Sue. f was aoo inte=ted in
" NlWlrcth gradWltes would
npare with this national samIthere
were 10,000 students
luded wilh the sludy. they
duated in 19841.
,brief surnmaryofthe =ults
I somecomparative informaI
from Nazareth grMluates
In the class of 1987 are listed 'w.
t first glance )'Ou might say
:OUr gmdWltes_m to be(\().
betler than the national
r"8e (in fact I thinJr.they arel.
Never, there'. one piece of
ical information tlult I've
I from you Iresearchers do
II. The Il.Itional survey
dmned what jobs were
'led to Ihe academic majors,
Nazarethalurnni si"'f'ly toid
' they thought their jobs were
,ted to tncir studies!
/hal I think this information
ws is something very subtle
lwonderfu!. You'Unote that
nofthemorecatf!Cr~ted
lorsthere wasn'ta very large
:reponcy. But that discrepan·
grows as )'Ou look al the
nte r for Education
Statistics S Uf"q'
Jor 'III DJreo:tly Rel"ed
rsing 86
nputer ScienC<! 75
-ounling 71
,cation 68
thematics 60
'iness Admin. 41
,'m'''i'. try
\lish
"0
,tical Sci.
chology W""
"" Below ""15
Below 15
Below 15
Below 15
HEALTH
HINTS
Liberal Arts and ScienC<!$ ma_
jots. 00 thru -fourthsof our Art
majors rully find jobs clearly
related to their major11f you uk
the cla .. of 1987. ;t would _ m
~
It·s my fuling that our
gr..:iuate. define what's related
to their edu(:lltion much more
broadly than would researchers
from the center for Edu(:lltion.l
Statistic.. Th ourgrldulteu job
in Personnel moy be clearly
related to their study of English
becaU$C of what they learned in
elASsabout human nature. A job
selling Pharmaceuticals oeems
clearly related to the study of
Psychology because of the scientific
research report. tlult must
be rcarland interpre.ed. Work in
human serviC<!$ _InS clearly
",laled 10 the study of Sociology
because of the need 10 uncle ....
tand systems and bow people
function within lhem.
If you wouid like 10 learn more
about what coreers"rc lot_m
to bel related to )'Our major. )'Ou
can stop in the resource area al
eareer Services Ind read the
books, "Wlult c.n I 00 With A
Major In ... ?'' by Lawrence
Malnigor "Jobs for English Ma_
jors and Other Sman People" by
John Munscluluer. There will
also be two programs planned
10 attend, called:
"Careers for Sociology Ma·
jors." MaTch 7th. 5:30.1pm,
AJlc:eFoleyRoom& "~for
Psychology Major •. " March
!4th. 5:3Q.7pm. 1924 Room.
The Discover computer program
can also help you 1l.S$e$$
whal careers mighl be appropriate
for you and you ean
always$CI upan appointmenlto
talk with a cowuelor at C.reer
Services.
Nazareth AlumnI
Survey
Major "" Clearly Relaled
Nursing
Computer ScicoC<!
kcounting
''."''.' Education
Mathematics
Business Admin.
M
Biology
Chemistry
English
History
Political Sci.
Psychology
Sociology
"" "" "
" ~
Over all .. 61.7
Thlal number - 206
•• Less than 5,espondents
A serving of broccoli or
cauliflower (one cup, cuI
up) contains more vitamin
Cthananorange -more
than enough to meet the
daily recommended
dietary al lowance. It is also
high in fiber and may pro-tect
against certain loons of
cancer.
Smokers arriw at old
age with 20 to 30% less
bone mass than non·
smokers. This results in a
more fragile skeleton and
a greater risk of fractures.
Ffirulry Itl, 1UI THE GLEANER 7
The Library:
It May be Next in Line for Expansion
By Setty Grun
As most students and faculty
are a ware. there are defmilc
~mitatioru and shortcomings
oS the ~brary fdl}' at Nazareth
College_ M. a result .• commit·
tee ha. been est.Ihli$bed to address
SOme of these nuch.
Thecommiltee, con.~tin8 of
Lorette Wilmot Library director
Richard Matuk. selected
students and various faculty
members to meet monthly to
discu .. future plan. in addilion
to . generaiagendJ, of items..
Preliminary plans and discus-sioll$
a", taking piau for the
possi ble ,",pMSiOn and renova ·
tion of the library building. It is
possible Ihat expansion of ,he
library could be the next major
project beyond the completion
of the Smyth Hall and Shults
Center projecU.
Major COnurns inclllde the
need to develop betler ltaffic
patter ru within the building ..,
well as improved accessibiUty
by non.ambulalory library
use ...
Some of the mojor problems
being addressed in the process
include: a need fot more staok
s pace, a wider r. nge of
seatingiincluding the possibiliI}'
of &mall group study are ..
and f,cull}' carellsl, improved
...,;." control, more appropriate
u.., of Ibe forme. lobby area,
and expansion of medii SCreening
rooms. Additional "'''
rooms are also needed within
the building.
'Libra ry building
experts suggest that
a superior residential
liberal arts college
in a small city should
provide 40-45%
seating capacity of
the student body.'
A mojor recommendalion for
building renovation is the
development of e levator acce ..
to the Meuanine and improved
sI.I;rway &cee$S 10 all areM
of the library. The renovation
project wiUliIrcly emphasize impmvement
and an. lysis to all
mechanical areas inclUding:
HVAC, ligh\ina. wiring. .., weU
as telephone and communicationa
cabUng.
In term. of sealing areas. the
Reading Room has some . ltractive
clements, however. notes.
Dick Matzek. noi~ control pro-blems
usu.lly ,esult unless
U5CfS refrlin from conversation.
Complaints have also been
registered regarding thecomfotl
of the chairs in oddition to some
la.-gcr students having dimculI}'
with the relatiol>$hip between
chair and table beight.
kcording to Dick Matzek.
library building experts _uggest
llu1t a superior resident" l
liberal arts college in a small ci·
ty should provide 40-45'111
~ating capacity of the .1udent
body. Based On present enrollment.
these re<:ommendat;OIIs
would call for 674 ..,ats. The
seating chart below notes the
present seating categories and
numbers. as weU AS some
reoommeoded levels.
The New Flags: An International Perspective
by Missy Mathis
Have you been W(lndcT;ng
why .here are flags from 21}
countries hanging in the Shults
Center? The flags. now gracing
the hallways in the center are
there to r.".-eseot the 39 foreign
_t udents now a tt e nding
N ... reth. These st udents are
from all parts of the wotld -
Alriea. Soulheast Asia. the Near
Eut, Europe. South America,
tbe Ca rribu n. and North
Ammc. (Canada).
Faculty Associates, Ihegroup
responsible for the implementation
of this program. IS a group
of f.eulty members interested
in being in\/(lived with students
outside of the classroom. These
faculty members have also been
helpful wlth projects such as
Mar. thon Men Wukend_
Ac<:orrling to Sister Magdalen
LaRow, a member of both the
Art Department Paculty and
Faculty Associates. the flags
bave been placed in the Shult.
Center to welcome student.
from foreign lands. They have
also been instituled 10 promote
awuene .. of other cultures
among N ... rcth's students.
In addition to displ.ying the
flags. Faculty Associates would
like to form a group in which
those involved can gain a bette.
perspective of the homelands of
some of their peers. Many of
the foreign students are willing
10 . luIre what they know about
their own countries.
Anyone in.erested in be<ooming
pari of a group .uch uthis
one can eontac, Slater
,Mnag dalen La Row at ex1ension
Though there are only 20
flags hanging at tbe moment.
_CII'DNd_
five more have been ordered.
M. the college finds more and
more students from other lando,
the numbe, will grow. Each flag
will remoin hanging after a stu·
dent graduates. The flag will be
a lasting memory of wlult the
student gained from N ...... eth.
and w]u,t N ..... reth gained from
tbe student.
I -
ON CAMPUS
How Are We Growing?
By Man: Shapiro
In recent years. the student
populltion of N/W.feth has be.en
growing increasingly older.
Many people are returning or
~ginning college at I "nontraditional"
age. Their reaooll5
for going \0 college are as
vuiou~ as the individuals
themselvu. Many have come to
Nazareth to work On a degr.,., as
part of • cauer change or as an
eMent;al requirement for job
advancement.
The college formed an Ad·
visory Commiu.,., on PostSo:
wndary imlitulions and the
"'dull Learner. to clarify some
definitions conuming this
growing population at Nazareth.
The report, iMued in May 1988,
defined "adult Inrner" as'
..... genet.llycqllsidered to be
over the .ge of 2Z with. n<>ncontinuous
pattern of formal
educs!ion and characterized by
a combination of roles and
responsibilities typically
associated wilh adulthood.
Often, they . 'c, or have been,
" by 1993,
half of all
college students
will be
25 or older "
sel£-$upporting through full Or
part·time employment. They
may be parents, either single or
married. and Ihey may be supporling
other dependents."
ICourlesy of Elaine Hayden, Of·
fice of Continuing Educationl.
The table shows the agc
distribution of the full time and
part·time Nu.rcth undcr·
graduate propulation for
l.a5t semester. The total popula.
t;on in the fall wu 2028 stu·
dents. 623 students (or 30,1"'1
Were over the age of 24. The ful!
time populaHDn totaled 1465
students; 15'" <>f which were
between the ages Df 25 and 53.
The appearance Df the adult
learner is not Dnly a grDWing
Na:r.areth trend but also ana·
tiDnal one. During Ihe time
period from 1910-1985 the toW
number Df adult collegc
students doubled. The College
Board Office of Adult Learner
Students projected that by 1993
half of all college students will
be agc 25 or older and half of
the to,""l number of college
studentJ will be studying
part·time.
AGE DISTRIBUTION (FtIPt) UNDERGRADUATE POPULATION - FAll 1988
AGE
.31.)..3.9 '"
NO. 01 STUDENTS
'"
...... ".. .-"" Total No. 01 alud.nb: 623
3O.7~ of Total Population (2028)
".,. .'
MINISTRY
J~,1 -- We __ !"b"",",""P
itl
ChrUtiAn orpruUllor>s llwI
people 10 fill thtm. You may be
qu.ot,1Ied 10< one 0/ them.
Call .000t r:..., todoy or mail tho
~-.
CAU.MDOIST011X1U
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Spring Club Fair
The Nazareth College Spring
SemesterClub fair wu held ilIst
week in the Shults Q,nter. The.
fair's goal is to inform students
about the clubs Mnd organiuo..
linns.vallable tothem and toin.
terest them in joining.
Winter/Spring
COA Film Series
WHEN: Wednesday evenings.
1;30-9:00 p.m.
WHERE: Nazareth College
The Nuareth College
Suhltan~ Abuse Education
Committee .nd Faculty
Associates in conjunction wilh
the Rochester Chapter of the
New York State Coalition For
Children of Addictions, a statc
chapter of the National.Associa.
tion of Children of Alcoholics.
will be offering a learning en·
vironment for adult children.
helping profusionab, and
otbers interested in exploring
the dfectsof and recovery from
the a~hoHc (addictedl family
expenencc.
DATF/F1LM
Feb. 15. 1989 "Soft isthe Hcan
of a Child"
Mar. 29, 1989 "'My Father'S "" ..
SERIES I covers basic
lu ues and common Cl[.
perlenccs of children of
alcoholics for thOM! needing
an Introduction or wlshlnsa
...,.Icw.
Each ~ ... Ion consists of II
brief pre~ntation by a local
adult children's speciaUs t, a
film or video featuring na·
tional leaders In Ihe field.
and opportunlUes ford\scusslon
.nd questiop·and·
IIPSwer. There will be no
charge for tM ~rlcs aithongh
donaUons to the coalition
wUl be wclcom~.
Apr. 19, 1989 "Sound.. of
Silencc"
May 24, 1989 "'Medical Aspects
of Co-Depcndency"'
Each Nazareth
Student is One
in Ten-Million!
8y Setty and Cathy Curtin
IU. student at Na"'"'th Col·
lege,)'OII arc One in ten·million
American College students who
have health care available to
you On campus. Colleges have
not always provided health ser·
vices. The first American Col.
lege to provide hcalth care wu
Amherst College (Mus.1 in
1860. Aphysician. Edward Hit·
chcock, wu hired as • "profe5llOr
of hygiene" to help
students maintain their health
through physkal flIne .... It Wll5
not until 1901, however, that the
first comprehensivc studcnt
health facility wU c",ated.
The.... hu been a Student
Health Service on thc Nazareth
campussineeat!cast the 1940's.
The Dffice was located in the
"old gym"'. where the Shults
~nter i. now. The Director of
the ShultzCentcr, Paul Buntich.
nOW occupies the office that
belonged to the nurse. Until
sometime in the 1950' .. a single
nurse staffed the office on a pari
time basis. All the number of
students increased, a doctor was
added \0 the Health Service
staff. Student Health Serviee
wu moved to its prC$ent loca·
tion. at the back of Kearney
Hall, during the 1960' .. At that
time. the students from the nur·
Sing school helped staff the
newly opened 24-bour infir·
mary. This infirmary Wll5 clos·
ed sometime in the laic 1910's.
Thday, N .... reth carries on;ts
tradition of providing good col.
lege health care. In view of the
complex health issUC5 facing
society today, the Student
Health Services has eq>anded \0
provide educational program3-
It serves as a source of hulth
education for studellts in deal·
ing with AIDS. eating disorde ....
sullatanee abuse. etc .. "1Woiull·
time nursca staff the office, and
a doctor bu offICe hours for two
hours each weekday. A doctor
is "'on call"' 24-hours a day ill
ease of an emergency. In addi·
tion. a gynecologist hu office
bours twice. month. Student
Health Serviccs is open Monday
through Friday from 8,30 am·
4:30 pm and again from 6:00 pm
. 11:00 pm. If you WOuld like
mo .... information about the ser·
Y;ces provided by this office.
please cal! 586-2525 ext. 500.
A special thank you to all pe0-
ple who shared their memories
with 115 10 make this story about
the history 01 Nazareth's Stu·
dent Health Services possible.
A Message to Seniors
From Your President
Senio .... this is itl Our very last
semester of collegc. Can you
believe it? We made it this far,
and l"m su", the next couple of
months will be nying by. alii
therc arc some Senior activities
coming up this semester that we
don't wanl you to miss.
J hope )'011 all made it to our
exciting 100 [)eys Mi;<er. That
was the beginning of Our spring
line up of event .. Our Valentine
Candy Gram Sale wu suc·
cessfuJly held from febuary
7·14. From here. we'vc got the
51 Days Miur, which just happens
to be on St. Pllrick'. Dayl
Our second car wash will be
beld on April 19th. One of the
most exciting weekends tbis
spring will be April 14-15. The
Junior/Senior formal will be on
the 14th at the Downtown Ho~·
day Inn, followed by our second
JuniorlSenior p;cnicon the 15th.
Lastly. we'll have our traditional
Sen;or Week from May 10-1ot..
This will includc; the Booze
Cruise (Wed.l; the President's
Dinner followed by the Senior
5Jidc Show and a miloer rrhurs.l;
graduat~ rehearsal and picnic
IFri.l; Bacc.laurate Mass and a
~ Candlelight Farewell (Sat ,l;
and finally. the moment wt!vc
all been waiting fo r· Com·
mencement (Sunday at noonl.
Keep all these dates available
to make Sure that you can be •
part of "''' l.a5t events, Also.
don't forget to go to the .
bookatore during thc month of
March to Sci your meUuTe·
menlS for your cap and gown.
, We' re almost there, but let's
' maI;.c our lut few months
together memorable!
Anne Ulrich
Senior Class President
If you !Ieed help doing }l>UI taxes, call or visit )WI" local
IRS office ASAP. And make your taxes less taxing.
Make your taxes less taxing.
DothemASAP.
Fe bruary 18, 1989 THE GLEANER 9
SPORTS NET
Nazareth's Men's Basketball: Struggling for an ECAC spot
Jy Steve McCaffrey
Two up. two down, could "".
:urately d.scribe the gamel' of
h. Iul two we<::ks of play for
~uareth'l men'S ~arsity basket·
>Ill lI<Juad.
On Wednesday. F.b.uary
. ot. the Flyerslost a h.ated balIe
to visiting Elmira Colleg ••
i5-64. Although Nazarerhquick·
y found Ihemsel~ .... fighlingan
L8 point d.ficit in the aeeond
utll. Ihay .... e •• able 10 turn
hings a.ound and go up by on.
>oint with 1:35 remaining.
Howe~r, thai raUy .... ould not
... nougb 10 .... in the ball pme
IS Elmi.a conn.cted On • 1 .... 0
>oint Ihot, .... hile Nazareth fail·
,d to connect on a jump sbot in
he last r.mainingseoondsof the
..u gam •.
On Satu.day. february 4th,
letermined logel things lurned
.. ound, lb. Fly ... lravelled to
Jtica Tech. where they beat
:Jtica by a Ihakey nne point
8().19) ma.gin.
With five seconds remaining.
'ia:ear. lh sopbomo.. Mike
Funke would rLOd hi",..,lf al the
free Ihrow line, lil.rally facing
I 'do or di.· . ilultion. Funke.
.hooting 8O'Ib from the lin. this
season. didn'tl. tthisopportuni.
ty oJip by. He lank lhe bucket 10
put the Flyers o~er tbe lop by
one point.
[n lhe worda of Mike Daley.
Nazareth's h .. d C<>Ich " I·y.
I .. med this SCunll th~t you
never know what'l goinglo ha~
pen down Ibe . trelch of a dose
pme."
[n mo ••• ecenl action of Ihis
pilSt .... eek. N .... elh took to the
road again where theylta~elled
10 Osw.go Stale on Thu.sday.
February 9th and Hamilton Col·
legeon Sahlrdoy. F. bruary 1 !th.
In th~ battle against Oswego.
the gam. would again come
down 10 lhe .... ire .s mo&l of Ih.
Fly.rs· g.mes lutv. ,. ""reth.
allhough only s' ... "ng 21'1b in
Ihe firsl half, .... enllo Ihe locker
room al halftime .... ith • 25-24 .. ,.
In the 5eCOnd IutU. N.:ea.eth
jumped out to a .ignificant 11
point lead. a lead which Oswqo
would"""" cut down 10 a f .....
points. Neverth.less. con';'lent
I.a m·wid. sco.ing would keep
the Flyers a bo~e waler
Ihroughoul Ih. remaining
.m..in..u.t .s for a Nazarl!1h victory .
Leading acorc .. in the Oswego
matchup induded: John Garbin.
ski (18points). Adrian My~ .. (15
points) and Mike Funk~ (12
points).
This past Saturday. at the
alw.ys challenging Hamilton
ar~o.. Ihe Golo:len Flyers ne"'"
managed togl!1OUI ofthered and
into Ihe black.
At halftime. trailing by elcyen
point" Ihe Flyers att.mpted to
make a .un at the""""" .... h.n
they got back on the court. 1'0.'
mi<lable as th.y were. their ct·
forU would ' imply not be
.nough to pull off a yictory.
Na:ea.clh ...... defuted 94-85.
• NOle: Du.loa Monday a.m .
deadline. wcw ••• uo.ble topravide
you with highlightsofThesday',
p me againsl Brockport.
KevIn BloderIcJ( ia Nlzarelh'l
new s lltlmeaMlstlead.r.tItI
aurpaued the old ms rk on
Ftobn.lsry I I I agalnlt Elmira.
Women's Basketball Continues on Winning Trail •
Karin TeRIeIe l hoob 01/1'
the GeneMO d.fen" during
Nu.reth'. yletory ov.r
a . n ... n. She has •
N .... eth·' Women's Basket·
ball team h .. d.s inlO the final
weekoflhe regular seann prim·
ed for Ih. posl seann play
ahead.
The Lady Fly ... ot.am·.olled
• Buffalo State t .. m that w ..
ranked rU$l in thestal.lnd siith
nalionally in Division Iii. Slutn·
non Dwyer hit four thr.e
point.rs in the first 14 minules
as N ..... l!1h grabbed a 36-18
balftim.lead. The lead sweUed
to 29 point. lat •• in the game
before N ..... th rested Ihei.
fi.st string players and couled
personal-btlst 21 polntl
earlier In the _k agSlnl1 ""' ..
to a 73·59 victory .
After. major letdownat Ulica
Tech .• lhe team relurned home
and regained its form again.t
Utica Colleg. and Geneseo
Stale. Neithe. pm.w .. closeas
the flyers downed Utica 74-58
and Geneseo 9g.Q4.
Afle. travelinglo John Carroll
and lhe Uni~rsityof Roch~lSIer,
the team hosls the N ..... yo.k
Stale Women's CoU.glate Alh·
letic A5s0ciation tournament on
F.bruary 23rd. 25th and 26th.
Com. and support the t~aml
Siulnnon Dwyer (21) and
1tacy Ca.. (2S) polltlon
them"I .... , for a ..,bo\Ind
during Wednesdey'l Yietory
over Utica College.
5AD D' s Next Target: Drugs In Sports
Thcgroup that rli$ed a nation·
,ide Sludent voice apinst
runkdt;Yingannounced a n.w
ffort J.nuary 23rd and I n. w
"gel: st.roid and other illegal
rug uSC by sludent athletes and
h.i. young fans.
Robert Anastas. founde.ofth.
lur million·member Students
• gainsl Driving Drunk (SADD).
<gures he can duplical. hi.
0=.
"We can reverse peer ptel'ure
nd make il posilive rathe.lhan
.pliY •• " he m. intained in an·
.nuncing his n. w program.
"Student 8thletel' are natural
""de.s and Irend",Ues in our
igh ."bonls and universities.
Vhen Ih.y slumble. everyone
1I1s." laid An.utas. who . ecall·
d deciding to mount In anti·
rug Ctu5lde among athlet.s
fl. . N.w Yo.k Oi.nts
n.hack., Lawrence Taylor
,as disciplined for failing a drug
..t and C.o.dian Olympian
:en Johnson lost hi. gold medal
lSI summer after t.sting
()$itive f .... ot •• oid use.
"When ! heard he used
t.roids:· A ..... t.. said. " I
hought the Amer~n .4r~
, •• sh. ttered..
··H . ...... th.glUlest commer·
clal for sleroids. but it', shat·
t •• ed lh. the work ~thic thaI
C<>Iches trylOinslill in boyund
girls, Ihat if you run wMnothr:rs
.... aik. sleep when otbers Ilccp.
you can go anywhere in sports.
No .... Ihe IneSSIIg. i. '1 can do it
my w.y and ch.at: But that'la
f~lse pacuge, and studenl$necd
to know Ihal."
An .. la. said the n..... pr ...
gram. called Student Athletes
Delest D.ugs. will usc the same
lechniqu. a. his d.unk d.iving
effort: sludents will .ign card.
pledging not to abuse drugs.
"We'lI give the ca.ds to Ihe
athletic director, who will pass
themon lohiscoaches, who will
discuss drug abuse .... ilh their
t.am •. If Ih. y agree 10 .ign Ih.
cards. then they' lI also make a
puhlicstatemenl. But they WOn'l
only be making a stalement.
they'U also be sendinga message
to th.i. pi'r.nt., th.ir broth ...
and &isters. th. i< fellow lSIud.nts
and Iheir fan. too_
"One. you·v. committed
publicly," Anaslas conlinued.
"il'. noteasy togolo . party and
down asix-pack ..... mokeajoinl
'VU\l(>~I . . (e.e)iqg . like .. ~
hypocrite."
Participaling colleg •• will get
Jarse "Stud.nl Atbletes Det.st
Drugs" banners to lutng nu.
Ihei. team'. bench .. during
prnes. SADD stickers, .... hich
wi!! be affi~ed 10 belml!1s and
unifornts. and lit.ralu.e outlin·
ing Ihedonge .. ofdrugsalsowill
be senllo learn captains to give
to olh •• play ....
St. Louis Unj~er';ly already
hu adopted the plan. A ..... ta.
said. and he's .... o.king wilh of·
ficials al St. John's Univ.rsily
and the universities ofSouth.m
California and Californu.·Los
Angeles 10 impl.me nt il.
SADD also has contacted of-ficial,
at hundreds 01 oth.r col·
leges and 25.000 high ..:hoots
and junior high schOOls about
the program. An •• tasuid_
Anastas. a fonner high school
counselor, admits he .... on·\ be
able 10 rucb . very stud.nl by
appealing 10 tb.m wilh .thl.tes.
"Therea.e kids who are smok·
ing thegrsss and doing Ihe LSD,
who are not abl. 10 express
IhemseIY.'lhrough .pon •.•• h.
laid. "Wemasagroup. andthot
b.sal ..... y.both •• ed me.! wish
to heck I knew how to~h thai
group."
_byo-d_
Llu LornalO .xecut .. I dlYl
during SltUrdey'l dotJb1e
dUll meet against Nlaga,..
Ind Wells. The Nau..,lh
swlmm .... downed We ill but
dropped the decision 10
Nisgara. The NYSWCAA
meet la nelrt on the Golden
Fire'" Khedule. II will lake
plac. lhll Thursdey IhfOugh
SltUrdey at Union College.
SPORT
SHORTS
Men's Basketball
(10-11)
Results
Lost to Elmira 65-64
Defeated Utica Tech
80-79
Defeated Oswego State
66-64
Lost to Hamillon 94·85
Schedule
Fri, FEB 17
vs Binghamton 8 pm
Sat. FEB 18 vs Union
Sat. FEB 25
at SI. John Fisher 8 pm
Women's
Basketball
{17-3J
Results
Defeated Ithaca 80·51
Defeated Buffalo State
73·59
Lost to Utica Tech.
67·62
Defealed Utica 74-58
Defeated Geneseo
98-64
Home Schedule
Wed. FEB 15
vs Elmira 8pm
Thur, FEB 23
NYSWCAA Thumament
Fri. FEB 25
NYSWCAA Thurnament
Sat, FEB 26
NYSWCAA Thurnament
Women's
Swimming
(5-6)
Results
Lost to Cortland State
138·98
Losl to Geneseo State
117·91
Lost to Alfred 123·114
Defeated WeHs 54-50
Lost to Niagara 57-47
Schedu le
FEB 16-18 NYSWCAA
meet at Union CoHege
Men's Swimming
(1-9)
Results
Losllo Niagara 69-31
Schedule
FEB 23·25 State meet
al Un.iv~r~ity o.f ~1ff~lI;l?
'u '"O::~O::" ... oruary *'" 1 .....
Polly Schaffner - Facu
By Rob Kellett
PIanist and laculty-person F\:II.
ly Schaffner. well known for the
profound expre5!livene5!l of her
playing, commendably per·
formed ber annual faculty
recital on friday evening.
February 10th, al 8 p.m. in
Wilmot Hall. F\:Illy's program in·
cluded the compositions •
~lJd .. Md "ugue in E minor,
Op. 35 No. 1 byFelix
MendelS$ohn. Piano Piect:3, Op.
11 by Arnold Schoenberg, 7Wo
Noclurnd, Op. 48 [Lenlo Ie
minor} No. 13 and Andanrino(F
minor) No. 14/ by Frederic
Chopin, Si" Bagalell .. s, Op. 126
by Ludwig van Beethoven, and
Scm .. ,. No. /3, Op. 27 No. 1 in
6b Major )Scm .. , .. qull5i Un.J fan·
, ... i .. ) by Ludwig \lan
Beethoven.
Polly Schaffne, is renowned
among students for ber ge nlle
and ""assuring style 01 t ... ching
.... hich yields noteworthy per.
formance results. She has taught
at Nazareth College for four
y<:a.", and she seNd aI500n Ihe
facuity orthe Hochste in Mllsic
School. Parl of her recital progr"'"
was presented On the
radio program, Live (rom
Hochsuin at 12:10 p.m ..
Wednesday. February 1st. on
WXXI 91.5 FM. for several
years Polly has accompanied
Verity Submissions Wanted
Verily. the Campus Arts
Magazi ne, is now accepting
. ubmlssloD.t for th.. t988
i$S ue, from a ny bona fld"full
or part·time student e n rolled
a t Nau ...,th. SubmiS$io ns
may be poetry, prose (eS$8ys,
short storIes) photographs or
art work.
Lite rary work must be
typewritten, on clear, clean
photocopIes the reo f, and
must be the original work of
the student whose: name It
bears. Name, address, class,
phone number and da te of
comple tion of the work mlUl
appear on all lite rary and a rt
wo rk submitted fo r
a«epta n ce.
All work I. carefu lly con·
sldered, and a ny work not
able to be used by Verify wlll
be retur n,..] to the stud e nt.
Plagiarized ma terial, or work
s Ign,..] '"A no n ymous" or by
pseudo nym will n o t be con·
s id e red and cann" t be
returned.
Submissions may be placed
in the VERITY SUBMISSIONS
BOX at the Informa·
tlon Delk InShullsCente r, or
left In Miss Gull'. office,
Room 15. Lower level of
Smyth Hall.
Deadline for all . "bmi.·
s lons is Man:h I$t, 1989.
ARTS
lty Recital
oountle .... recital performers at
Naza""th College, a$ well as the
Nuareth College Concert
Choir. Ms. Schaffner did her
undergraduate work " »,
Eastman School of Music .nd"
the Uni\lenity of Wisconsin.
She received her Master of
Musk degree from the Uni""r'
. ity of Michigan, and sbe has
completed $Ome doctoral study
" the Eastman School of Music.
Polly's principalleaclter$ ba""
been Frank Gla..,r, Howard
Klys. I)a\lid Burge . • nd Lubka
Kolessa.
Problem of the
Week Returns
Sporuored by Ihe MTHJCIS
Department and located ouwde
Smyth 319 and Smyth 25. these
problems are designed to pre.
senta challenge lOal1 Nuarelh
stlldents.
The winners (and their mao
jo'll from l.a.st semester were:
ERIC SPA'roLA ICISI
CAROL VANVARICK IPSYI
MIKE SCHIESSER (MTHI
CINDY BUDINSKIIARTI
J. PiTUCCI IUNDI
As you can see. everyone is
playing and ~inning. not just
MTHICIS maJOr$. The problem
is displayed outside 5319 and
525 and I new One ;s posted
""ery week. A gift «rtin""te
lrom the bookstore i. offered to
each week's winner.
World-Renown Mummenschanz at Art Center
Are you stuck bere lor the
long weekend? Use your im·
aginalion .. go see Ihe world
renowned MUMMENSHANZ
on the Arls Center Mainstage.
Saturday, February 18 at Sp.rn.
FREE to Na:r.aretb Student$.
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.....
The first of t,,·o Nautte th stu·
dent rheatre productions will
take place on Fridays. March 3
&. 10 and Saturdays, Marcb 4 &.
11, a t 8 p.m. and on Sundays,
March 5 & 12at3 p.m. The play
i. titled "The Effect of Gamma
Rays on Man in the Moon
Marigolds", and will be directed
by Or. David M. Ferrell, Chair·
man of the Deparlmenl of
Theatre Arl •.
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avaiIat::le. CALL 586-3676 ever>-
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...
The VIENNA CHOIR BOYS
will perform at the Na:r.a""th
College Arts Center on Friday,
March 3 8t Sp.m. Tickets Ire
SI6 each and available al the
Bo" Office or by calling
586·2420.
(FREE to filII time Nazardh
Stlldents!)
JONATHAN SOLOMON
Friday MARCH 3
CABARET
9pm
Sponsored by SAC!
... . ... ..... ...
Music Dept. News
By Rob Ke lle tt
Dr. RoM Miller will pn:sent Th, sped al red tal$ of
his fac ulty concert for Mar lo Procop io IFebruary
trumpet, plan~ and organ on "'''", 3:00 p.m.), Roberta
Friday evening. February [)(,Marco and Jo)"'e Ty ler
24th, at 8:00 p.m. In Wilmot IFebruary 2 5th. 7:00 p.m.1,
Recita l Hall. Admission is a nd Beth Thnner and John
f ree. Joini ng Dr. Miller will Barth l1\!areh 3 rd, 3:00 p.m.l,
be pianis t, Ludano Trebse, will a ll l8.ke place In Wilmo t
land organist,Jad< Mitchner.) Redtal Hall a nd are open to
mem bers of the Nazareth
Community.
The 1\!u5ic TheTllpy Club
a nd Mu Ph i Epsilon will 5(' 11
coffee and donu" In the
Mus.ic Department Lounge Th, Nazareth . tuden t
from B:30 a.m. unt il 4:00 cha pter of M.E.N.C. w ill p...,.
p.m. On St. Valentine's Day. If UDt • Rick Bunti ng
the p roject p"""s succeS$ful, workshop on March 10th &
It may be repeat,..] on fu t u", 11th. M" Bunting', "S",·
occasions. Anyone from any q ue h an .... String Band" will
department " invit,..] '0 p resent • concert of
make p u rchases. American FolkMus lc, free to
Nalareth students, ,.
Wilmot Recital Hall on Fri·
day evening, Man:b 10 th, at
Correction: In the arUcle 8:00 p.m.
on fac ulty guitari5C John
Wiesen thai, I ..... t GI .. anerJ It
.w..a s s tat"'] !hal J o hn found· Ih' ~k gro.p " Blue
Oyiler Cult" ;. Ih, la t" The Musk Therapy t:lllb rais-
.eve nUes. J ohn a ~ lu all y ed over Uoo with the prac·
found,..] thi5 group in the late tice.alhon it presented On the
. I:o:ties. Sorry f., Ih' wee~nd of February 4th, accor·
t ypographical e rror. ding to Karen Hllff.
Jazz-Gospel Concert
is Four Years Old
By ROB KBLLRTI"
The '"Big liand· Cosp<:l Con·
nection;' a jazz.go.op<:l fllsion
concert, wiU be presented fo, a
fou,th year in a row by the
Nazareth Jau Ensemble 1
lunder the direction of Professor
Timotby Sullivan of the music
department) Ind tbe Rochester
Music and Aru Mass Choir.on
Monday evening, Fehrllary
20th. at 8:30 p.m. in Wilmot
Recital Hall. The perfoTmance,
involving a whole stage!ul of
.ins"n and mu.ician. I"'T'
ticipating in an U(:iling aod
spiritllally stirring presentation,
is open to the entire NI:r.areth
community with admiS$ion be·
ing free. In previous yean. these
dynamic shows ha\le be<:n very
successful in pleasing their au·
diences, and this y<:ar's edition
will probllbly do likewise. IS the
interfacing of these two group6
Ind musical slyies becomes
mo", polished and refined with
each annllal collaboration.
Expert to Speak on Sexual Abuse and Awareness
Katherine S.ady, an internaion.
lIy ~ized expert and
lCIivist on the issu" of rape,
late .ape. SC'lIuaI chiJd.buse. in·
>est. and sexual b ..... ment,
"ill.dd.eas the Nu.o .... th Col·
eaeon Thursdoy. Mard 9th . 1
':30 p.m. In the forum.
Ms. Br.dy's pioneering .utoqraphy
ofher own chlJdhood
lominated by ineal and rape,
'.ther', Day,_ broke the
:"ltura! t.boo of public e~·
IIIlinatlon and di$cus.sion of this
:pidemic social problem. Her
lOQlt, the nflt true·life atory of
ill incest victim, quickly bcaunc:
.popular ~ seller. In..:lditioll,
he book h.as ~n adopted as.
ext at colleges .nd universities
hroughout the U.S .. and bas
oecome a valued resource to
egislaton. psychi.trists,
-sychologi!ts, IOCial workers,
,nman resource professionab,
nd oountless victirnl and
"rpetrat"",.
Katherine', two appearances
." Donak"" remain amollS the
.ighesl response-generating
... ogrlttl$in the lIhow'. history.
Ar. Donahue hu caUed
Katherine "onc of the most
courageous wom~ I hne eve.
met,"
Katherine is now at work on.
seq ... ] to F"thu'. o.y.o which
will be the Stocy of how she
made the transilion from incest
victim to incesl survivor. activiSI.
. nd educ.lor. Phil
Donahue has written . n in·
troduction for the book.
Beginning wilh th. t first.
hiscoric.ppearance onDollahue
. nn the releuc: date of her book
. Katherine has become nne nf
the mostsougllt aftcrspeakersin
the countcy. Each yur M •.
Brady lectures before . pprox·
imately one hundred university.
soci.l service. state .nd
munlcipol civic and professional
LS$OC'-tion. and corporate 'u·
dien""s all acr .... America.. [n
the post eight years she hu
spoken to aImosl hall , million
college siudent,.s alone. In
recognition of her workon cam·
p~ she has twi"" """n nom·
inaled as ··Lecturcrof !be Year"
by Ihe National At.soc'-li<!n of
Campu. Activitie •. Her many
college appearance. h ave
Jill Chapin Presents Her
Junior Recital
Iy Rob Kellett
catalyud some in her . udienoea
into.tarting theirown self·help.
. uppo<tlawarcnelS groups on
campu..,. around Ihe country.
In he r many appearan"".
before Uveaudienceaand on TV.
Kathetioe hu b«n Iouded for het
.biUly to effectively bridge the
gap between the academiC
world and the loy audience. Her
sensitive and honest IIJ'Pf'OKh to
her topic has been especially 01·
fective in drawing out the vic·
tim. and perpetralOrs in her 'u·
diencc •• many of whom have
neve r told anyone about their
problem. Talking wilh lhese per·
sons privately •• he is often . ble
10 help them by encouraging
Ihem to actively ....,k pmfes'
sion.l he lp.
AecordingtoCultural Affairs
Presidml Ross W .Polson. aneof
the groups . poMOring this
event. "This lect ure isn'l just 10.
students. It·. for the whole
Nuareth community. If Ilu·
do;nts do run into a problem S\lcll
as this. we want them to....,k
help."
Community Notes •••
"The Photographic Wo.k of
Barbo.a Blondeau" at t.igh! ImpreSSions
Spectrum Gallery.
439 Monroe Avenue. Exhibit
runs from I'eb.uacy 3 through
March 10. for more info.ma·
tion call: 271-g960.
a.e ) 16 generaladmilsi<!n. and
wiU be available at the Ithaca
College Campus Center. Rebop
Reo;on18 and Tapes in Co)·
legetown. and Tlcket.on. for
mOre information contact
Itobin Levy at )607)214-3383.
TickC1ton localions. 1'0. more
information call: 325-1160.
Jill A. Chapin, altooaxophonist In he. yu .. al Nazareth, Jill
illd. ~tudent of Or. Stanley has mljored in mllSic and
;Iulke, p.e..,nted herself in . mathematics with the ultimate
pecialljunior .ecital on nu... goal of becoming ""rtified 10
lay oIlemoon, february 9th. ;n teach in both a.as. During he.
Vilmot Recital Hall. Mils sophomo.e and junior years.
:hapin. who wa.aecompanicd Miss Chapin hu ..,rved 's
'Y pianist Kathie Knitter. per· treasurer of lhe N ..... reth slu, The IWc' College Bureau of
~rmed 6th So""ta by G. p, dent chapter 01 the Music Con""rts is pleased to present
I.ondcl. ~ianSongand Can. Educator'. National Confer· in his only arca perlorman"".
'I~ by Warren Benson. and encc. Grammy nominee. Ziggy
SAM KINISON and Ihe
Outlaws 01 Comedy will pe •.
form at the Rochester War
Memorial Pe.lo.ml nce Center
on Wednesday. MI.ch 1 at
8p.m. Ticket. a.e on sale for
U1.SO . nd U5.SO. at the War
Memorial Bo>c Office and . ll
The Lambreth Walk
Mwical. . . "Me and My Girl"
will run on friday. March 3 at
8 p.m .. and Saturday . nd Sun·
day. March 4 &< 5 at 2 p.m. and
8 p.m .• t the Audito.ium
Thu tre. TIckets range in p.ic~
fmm )20.50 10 $21.SO. depen.
ding on the performance and
are .-..ilable at the RPO Box Of·
fice and.ll Ticket.on locations.
for mo.e information calk
325·1760.
ODafa by Ber"".d Heiden. Marley.nd the Melody Makers.
________________________ , Thecon",," will begin at gp.m.
on Feb.ul ry 19, in the Ben
Shhh! It's a 'Silent' Auction
NOlonly is it silent. but there
• no auctionee •. How do you
';<11 Speak .Ioud? Wave you
.. nd. lug your earlobe OJ nod
our head? None of the .bove.
The Health Associ. tion will
.. ture. "siJ..,t" auction during
he "Evening of Jazz and Oin·
er" .t the Nazareth College
.rts Center on I'ebrulcy 26th,
[ere's how it works: Bveryone
\lending Ihe con""rt will be
$Signed a numbe •. After view'
'g tI.e display in the lobby. a
erson may wrile this number.
long with the amount of Ihe
id. on ,n item. Of course.
nyoneean comealong and QUI·
idthelutoffe •. ~lwo
eople stand toe·to·toe. wriling
JMusly. each hoping to win.
You'll betcmpted bylhe uni·
ue assortment of ite .... _ fram.
d prinl$. LPGA Ikkel$. land·
oapingco .... ultation. anelegant
.. servicc ... how would you like
n ovemigt package at Stouffe.
«hester Plaza including din·
er and B.unch al the Rive .. ide
:ale?
Of cou.se. while you're bid·
ill3 on autographed .ecords of
,11Ty1:ik, Gev. or RI'O ticket •.
or a '100.00 gift certificate at
Cohoes. don'! misslhe genuine
Tiffany lamp worth 12.000,00.
One of the evening'. highlights .
A benefit perfo.mance by the
Bast"",n New Jan Ensemble,
directed by Bill Dobbi ..... will
top off Ih ~ exciting evening.
l'roceeda will benefil The
Heallh A$sociation's 12 human
..,rvice p.ograms thai p.ovide
direct health services.. informa·
tion and referral, crisis interven·
lion .• dvocacy. and .upport for
research. They are: theArth.itis
1'0undation·Genesee Valley
Chapler. Compulsive Gamblers
Treatment Program. Daybreak
Alcoholism Treatment facility.
Employee Assistance l'Togram.
Bye Conservation Council. Life
t.ine. Mental Health At.socia.
lion. MCAHI·Monroe County
Association fo. Hu rinS 1m·
poircd People. National Council
on Alcoholism·RQ(hester A.ea •
Operation I'. iend. hip.
TRIADD·To Reach and Inform
About Developmental
Disabili1ies, . nd Workguide .
for more informolion call
Maryanne Karpinski 423·9490.
, ..... .... .. . ... c,·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·.
Light Gymnuium. The tickets
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Editor by March 1st at the Publications
Office in the Shults Center.
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