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A Matter of Self-Respect
By Patty Reynolds
\Vhilc driving 10 class one
morning. I spoued a lone female
jogger. My immediate reactions
were shock and 3Jlger. "How
could this woman jog alone?" I
thought Hadn't she heard about
all the recent anaclcs?
As I w:illc.ed tow3Ill my class.
however. my aeeusalion~ IUmed
lowards myself. Why Should
this female jogger a1ler her
lifestylebecaU5leoflheacU0n50(
oocsiclc individual? Indeed. was
I the one that was wrong for
being more waryofmy sunoundings
to tbe point of Par.lll()ia?
Lately. these thoughts have
p3.~thlDughthemindsormany
women. Unfonunately.
wom~n'sun<lerlyingfcars about
their safety have been substantiated
by !he recent anack.~ onJocal
females. Fears are surfacing
as an allnosp/lere of anger and
uncenaintyarises. A room with
a locked door becomes a haven
instead of a prison. Car keys
berorne weaponsiMead of metal
insUum~ for SWting autOlJlOo
biles. Smiles have rumod into
IlOOmotiO!l3l gazes of n\istruSL
Women have not yet IUmed
into militanlS. bul the uansformaJionis
not 00 far-felChed. TIle
victims of the anacker(s) = noI
only !he ones who have been
dirccdyas:<nUIlcd. The I'teshman
. \ \II'l S SECt:RITY ALERT
young wonlan who decides not
to go 10 !he Roost8t 11:30 p.m.
by t.ersclf because !he risks are
toa great is a victim. ihI!
middle-aged woman who slrains
her neck in order 10 scope out all
endsof!hep:JJI<ingIOf-<asl, W<:SI.
north. and oouth--before she can
confidently w:illc. towards her car
aIIer 3 night Class is also a victim.
ThL< viclimi1Ation should not be.
One does not wish to be considered
a virum. Victims are
associated with weakness. vulnerability
• .md inferiOrity. The
collegemvironmentclasheswith
thesc lCnns. and in faa. promoles
!he lencts of sttcnglh. independence
""" mutuality. 1bc col·
lege WOnl3il. Ibcrefore. is 10m
belwocn altering her lifestyle
becau.'leof fe.:u and submission.
or maintaining her existing
Iifeslylc yet heightening her
awareness of !he possibiUty of
violence .. The lauerdecision will
retaina woman' s self-respcct1llld
confidence. Fear need nol lead
to !he loss ofone·sesteelll.
Violeoo: is an W1deniable pan
of society. WOlDen and men
must cope withiton adallybasis.
Nightly newscasts and daily
newspapers will noIlet usforgel
violencc·sseope. Nevertheless.
Iifewasmeanllobelived. Families
should be able to have picnics
in !he n:mOlCSl fIeld5. chll·
Do these signs look famlllsr?
Women have not yet
turned into militants,
but the
transformation is not
so far-fetched.
dren should be ablelo roam freely
in a part;. and women should be
able 10 jog-alone.
Suiving for a perfect world is
a massive task. Striving for personal
illllependcncc and self-respeCI.
howevc·r. is a biz easier.
Wom~ll cannol torg~>f the world
around Olen!. RR!her.!hey must
boldy fare !be power of violeoo:
not wirh cowardicc. but with
awa=ess. balanced caue/ousness.
and confidence. Through
lhlsmenWity. violence maynol
be eradicaled. but the negative
tltleof"victim" will be.
Ask The Nurse NAZ N·AMES: Scott Paoni
by BElTY CURTIN, R.N.
Dear Nurse: Could you
please explain this oew birth
control method whercb)' a
woman rl'£eives injections every
couple of months? Will
they bea vail able through your
office?
Recently. the FDA approved
a very effective fornl of binh
controllhatis given by intramuscular
injeclion every Ihree
months. ltiscaDedDeproPnwera
andilwoIltsinlhn:eways.llaC1S
on llie cervical mucous 10 cmale
a barrier against sperm. il acts on
the lining of!he ulenJS producing
an unfavorable cnvironmcni for
implantation and ilSactionon the
hypo Ibalmus gland inhibiL~ovu,
lalion. Any gynccologisl c:ln
prescribe Olis melhod bul mOiiI
preler il for women who have
achieved conccptionatlcasl once.
II is a more long lerm device.
Depm Prove-ra offers no pro·
lection againsl sexually transmilled
di.sca~. H1V or Hepatitis B.
lis only side effecI is irregular
periods.
More infornlation on alilypes
of contrareplion is available al
hc.aIlh services.
Dear NurSlf: Is the HJV
virus lran5nUt tablelhrough lesbian
9I!x?
The HIV virus is Innsmilled
with Ihe exchange ofbod y fluids.
If IhaI occurs during any rypc of
behavior then: is an opportunity
10COnlnlClihevirus. Todalcthcn:
are no documcmed ca..o;es of HIV
Ir.IIl-'mlissions through lesbian
SlCXUal behavior. If you bave concemsaooul
specificbchav iOlScall
tJleAIDS holline I ·800-342-2437
or health seN iccs X500.
The GLI24NER
1992-93
Editor-In-Chief
o Alina Urban
Managing Editor
o Patty Reynolds
Copy Editor
o Gretchen Kriesen
Photographer
o Deborah Selleck
Staff
o Tiffany Dacko
DAndrea Crockton
DAmyHoover
o Laura Murphy
o Dave Osgood
o Fatima Rodriguez
SCott Paonl"s new project Dance-A-Thon Is sure to be a hltl
Name: Scan Paoni
Yur in school: Senior
On campus activities: Pres.
Sci=Oub, facililatorNazAcQuaintance
Rape Program.
worlclng lor Chcmi,lry Depanmem
and admission.~. doing
homeworlc!!
Fa"orileactiviliesoltcampus:
Just getting off campus
Fnorite food: Pasl~ big
surprise for Ihose who know
me!
Favoritedothing: Jeans and a
swealShi"-basically anything
clean
Favontesoug: "In Your Eyes"
by PelCrGabriel and '"OO5OrlO
Fine" by !he Indigo Girls
Favorile dass: Immunology
wiLh Dr. Tcmpleor MarTiou food
imc.rpn:laOOn class
Where you can find me on a
wecl<end: doing homcwofi( or
hanging OUI wiLh my girlfriend
Last good mo,ie seel>: "Paniol
Games. •. The spy and Ihriller
themes parallel life at Nazsomuch
you have 10 like lhe movle.
Whal discourages me most
about Naz: sludent apathy
What makes me optimistic
aboul Naz: !he suppo" you can
COURI on from the friends you
make
People I like: people wro are
honest and f rielldly ;md don' I pUl
up a false face
Pl'OpleI don 'I like: pcoplewho
are cwo-faccd and think they are
beller Ihan cvcryOTle coo
Goalsfor Ihis year: Do weD in
my olasses. GRADUA'rn. and
find a job.
Goals for Ihetulure: I'd like 10
be involved ill medical research.
hopefully l'rux:er research. and
10 discover how loonytoon car·
lOOIlSCaTI defy all of the laws of
physics.
Idols: my gr.mdfalhcr bel':luse
of his hard wofi( and detclTl1ination
Comment'!": Adance-a-Ihonfor
children willi cancer is coming
SO look for signs'
Her View
Tiffany speakS out on the recent Btlack8.
By TIfl'any L. Dacko
In lieu of !he events IhaI have
taken place at a very nearby
college campus. how could anyone
be labeled weak for simply
trying 10 prolect lhemsclves?
Many people who have chosen
10 lake precautions exhibit a
sense of 1D3lUrity and TeSjlOosibiUly.
Some may5OcOI to go off
the deep end. bul in these days
and in Ibis situation. drastic measures
are called for.
Changing one's lifeSlyle does
1101 necessarily mean altering ~
pattcms ofone '8 behavior. II can
mean using the sclViccs provided
by Nazareth campus 10 ensure
our safely. The blue phoocs are
localed atnumcrous poinlS across
" how could
anyone be labeled
weak for
simply trying
to protect
themselves?"
campus. I am 1101 sure exactly
row effective they are. bul !be
phones are there 1IODethe1ess.
The campus escon service ClIII
be summoned by dialing e:<IcnsiOll
225. A lirtle persistence
will get a security individual to
arrive and walle you to your destination.
These services CJdst
for our benefit. il is up 10 us 10
lake advamage of Ihcm.
A1lering one's wayoffiving
in older 10 protect oneself CID
r.mge from laking 3 dilfCRIII
path wilen wallcing homelOcarrying
a weapon for proItdico.
000 Naurelh sludelll WCdlO
far as to 100e a pair of scissos
with her fromoocbuildinglOtbe
nexl. This may be a lillie extreme.
bul in :my Ca'lC. a JIltprotected
individual
she is ~1X'D$ible
s1ticld herself from hamL
is a definite stretlg/l.-
December 10 1992 THE GLEANER 3
YOU .
The Gleaner's Question of the Week:
"What are your plans for Christmas?"
Gretchen Schmidt Jeff Miller
Sophomore Sophomore
"Get together with old friends "Have a big family gathering,
and sing l{.araoke.l" listen to lots of music,
meditate and relax."
Chris Jobnson
Junior
"Eat a lot of IIITkey
and sleep."
Laura Taylor
Freshman
"Watch Tv. visit with friends
and basically veg out!"
CAN YOU JUGGLE LOTS OF THINGS AT ONCE?
ARE YOU RESPONSIBLE, CONSCIENTIOUS, FLEXIBLE
CREATIVE, AND INTERESTED IN HELPING OTHERS???
WHY NOT APPLY TO BE AN RA?
APPLICATIONS AVAILABLE AFTER
WINTER RECESS
LOOK FOR MORE INFORMATION LATER
APPLICATION DEADLINE: Noon, January 27, 1993
4245 East Avenue' Rochester New York 14618·3790 • Phone: 716/586-2525· FAX: 716/586·2462
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CAMPUS
R.A. Close-Up by Andrea Croct<ton and Fatima Rodriguez
White Water Rafting II:
Another Success
The following people took pan
In the second annual white walcr
rafting ex.pedition:
Healller Johnville
Tanya H:m:is
Jan Mclntyer
Bridget O'Hara
MarltSticr
len HagcmlaJl
Olristine Sh3ffcr
G. GabrieUc
SUS,'lJl L:lws
Stephanie ~gman
DanicllC Cupoli
Todd Esposito
Ryan Williams
Angel ina Bogart
B3Ibata BacalJa
Scott Majka
MaJI( Masse
Pmricia Knapp
Meredith Smith
Lisa Rosecrans
Julie Walp
Mike Sterling
Lc.1h M:usala
Michele Kazanjian
Paul Kaz
Teny Kaz.
Olrisly Te iper
Breoda Sweeney
Anne Coucrman
MikaStell
Mall Cross
April Aubin
l=n Scllinder
Michelle K07Jowsky
Brett Sclmeidcr
Mike Johnson
David Rockwell
Mary Kellen
Tom Engcrth
Quistine Munay
LaUf3 Murray
Beeky BeUis
Sue DeMarco
John Egner
J3dde Reyoolds
Ann Donnelly
Rich Fey
SUS3ll Tcstan
Robert Stromsld
Pal SununClll
Dennis Smyth
Jill Darun.~
Patricia Smithe
W. Fn:drick
Nanw: Rafael LamlInendi
Donn/Wing: Kearney 1st West
Major: Psycholo!,'Y
Year in School: Sophomore (l
think)
Why did you dedde 10 become
an R.A.? So I wouldn't have to
go outsidefor fire alamls 3lld to
gainlbclterscnscofrespomibilily
(although I haven' tlct it worK
for me !bst way tlrroughout this
semester).
Do you feel sI udel}lS utilize you
for what you are trained for?
Not as much Il.~ I thoughl Oley
would. r feel thai males. atlc."\St
more ;;0 lJl.'\O fem31 cs, are less
likely [0 lake advanJage of help
oUlside their immediate ~rs.
What do you think is a llIajor
problem for ~1udellts at Naz?
Because of tile si7.e ofNaz3relh.
Ilhink ~tudcnts may uy a little
100 h.lfd 10 fil in. This of course
defeats the idea of allempting to
define our individuality at a
higher level of cducalion.
What is your favorite part 01
being an R..A.? A room will! 3
view of the Keamcy game room
and finding oul WllO vomited in
the first baUuoom stall.
Are there ani' sam fires in·
\,olvro? SponUmeousroad trips.
alldltights(espociaUyw~ckcnds)
siuing desk.
Do you find il hard being both
a student and a R.A.? ThaI depend.,
on what you mc:m by student.
(guess the all;;wer is flO.
Anything else you would like
10 add? For Goo·ssake. UVEA
UTft.E.
White Water Rafting Participants
What the heck am I getting myself Into?
Naz Participation in
Mock Trial Competition
By Laura A. Murphy'
OnSalUrday.November 14.
a groupofNazan: th students participalcd
ina Mock Trial competition.
TIJedO\\1\lownRoc!leslcr
Mwucipal. building was the setting
forthi s compctition belween
fOUI area colleges.
The competition was set up
in such a fa.wonthal each school
Pam D.wis and BeUl OMarinoo
with Witnes..<es Rebecca Budd.
Jen Fisher. and Peggy Ruane.
The defense temn a)JL~istcd of
Lawyc.rs Nancy SUllon andSroll
Laird. Defendant Brock Evers.
lind Wilncss Leslie Swifl
Our defense competed
agaillSt ~'t. John Fisher. Our defense
won the trial but failed to
had a defense and a pmo;ecution gain coougll points to win the
team. Representing Nazareth's competition. Our prosecution
pT05CCUtion leanl were Lawyers lost the lrial and the competition
by a mere U1ree points against
Hobm. This was Nazaretll's
firxt lime pafticipating in this
rompctilion. Under Ute din.'Ction
of Mike Kahl. Adviror [or
the Pre· law ASSOCiation and
Mary Tanner. Pre-law Associa·
tionPresident. Nazareth W1SWCI/
prepared. In their long weeks of
prep3ration. tlleYal.<lo workerl in
conjuction with lawyer Tom
Kunaiy and Law School gOO/ale
MicllllUe Garmon.
December 1 Q 1992 THE GLEANER 5 .
CAMPUS
New Endowment
Fund Established
by Spoleta Family
A new endowment fund c-stabUS/
Jed in honor of Sam and
Rose Spoll!/a will extend Italian
ooucation.'\I and culrural activities
to areachildren,lhanks to the
geocrosiLyofthe Spokta family.
TIle Sam and Rose Spoleta
Endowment Fund, created with
a $IO,cm gift to the Cas:! ltaliana
of Nv.aretb College, was anDOWlced
=tJy by PrcsidCnl
Rose Marie Bes\on, who described
the contribution as "an
imponanL commitment to sharing
the riebrless of Italian heritage
with our community."
Micbael D. Spoleta. President of
SpoletaCollrutJCtionand Development,
and his family have
given the gift in the name oChis
parents. Sam Spolela is the
founder of the family COffi[lWly,
whichnowincludesitslhirdgeneration:
Sam's grandsons David
and Michael, Jr. ,assisl their father
with the firm 's operation.
TIle endowmenl will suppon
prograllIsforyoungpeopleorganized
by the ('.a<;a ltaliana.. 3Cconling
10 Casa ltaliana Coordill8Ior
Rose.ann CeoJanni. TIle
fund will be applied to theCasa 's
activities in various ways-for
instance.lohelppuhlici7..eItalian
language classes for children.
provide stipends to familk:s who
SUCCESS IS
WITHIN YOUR
REACH
AI The CoIJege of Saint Rose.
we take pOde In helping our studenIs
achieve SUIlCeS$. We oHer t8 tapftight
progIM'IS of gr.Idua!e study,
evening and weel<end dasses
to tit yool bUsy scheoule and
experieroced filculty and
sta~ who are.sensi1ilte
to the needs of IIIiIII
S1iJdents.
cannot afford the enrollment fcc.
and sponsorpresentations on topics
of Italian culture in local
schools. Michael D.S]Xllct3cites
two reasons forcrealing die fund;
"I believe in what Nazare.tll College
is doing to ~Ip keep many
cullures alive through programs
like those of the Casa. and 1 fccl
thaI it's a special way to honor
my fnther and mother."
TIle Casa Ilaliana. established
on the N37.areth Collch'" CMlptlS
in 1978. serves as a cemer of
Italian language. lilCraiUre. and
culture for Nazaredl sludentsand
for LheRocllestcrCOllllnunity. In
addition to its educational programs.
the 0Isa provides scholarohips
for Nazan1/l College studCOlSmajoring
in lIa1ian language
and litllratun:, organizes conferences,
symposia. aodOtberevenlS
relatDd to Italian hiSlOry and culture,
recongnizes the achievements
ofltalian-Americans. and
offers a unique series of orall!1slories
documenting !he [jves.
struggles. and accomplislunents
of ilalian immigr.lDlS and their
de.~cendants in the Rochester
area.
For more inlonnalion. c0ntact
Roseaon Centanni at 586-
8744.
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Parents' Association
Names New Chair-CoupJe
Stepbenand LyrtnNatapow. ecutivc Council of the Parents'
of Van Voorttis Ro1ld in Pinsford. Association. which serves as an
have been oomoo the new chair- advisory group to the presidCnl
couple of tile NauretIt College of the college. TIley will a1!o
Parents' Association. Stephen is help plan and implement prothe
president of the Nalapow grams for pal'Cllts at Nazareth.
M~ment Group of Roches- and serve 3.'; mcmberofthe SIU-dent
Life Committee of the
As chair-couple. the coUege's Board in Trustees.
N3t.apOws will ovelllCe the Ex- The Nazareth CoUcge Par-
H'l ,' j, ~ • •• " j )1,1" ' t' ,. ,-t,I "
ems' Association seeks \0 involve
pan:nl$ofcutnmr srudenlS
aclivcly in the life of the-college.
and 10 fOSler positive relations
betWeen the college· and parents.
TIle Natapows will serve a
one-year teml. TIleir daughler
Kern isanlembcrofLhecollcgc's
elass of 1993.
6 THE GLEANER ~berl0.1992 . ...•.. •. , ..... 0. ' t., . .. : .... . _: •• .• .'; ".'
FEATURES
Watch Out for Writer's Block!
By TIffllny L. Dacko
Have you ever suffered (rom
Ibc lcnibtc disease commonly
refem:dloasWriler'sBlock? Of
COUIllC you have. It is my belief
lha! !he disease is like OIicken
Pox-e.verybody geLS il 31 least
once (with the obvious execptionofEnglishmajorswhocxpericocc
the trauma four to five
hWldred thousaOO DnlCS a monih).
Wriler's Block is a litccuy pestilence,
laking its IOU on innocent
wrilers across the muon. The
victims are good people who jusl
WlUll to get their woill: done.
II all begins with the blank
sheet of paper. The faceless repon
or essay stares up at you
mercilessly. No tboughlS. No
ideas. Nothing. The ~.Ien!less
Wriler'sBlockMonslersoes this
and makes his move·. The
lhoughLS that begin 10 creep into
your tlcad have nothing to do
with your p.1per. You begin to
notice details of complelc insignificance.
Your tocnails look
like they need to be filed. The
squirrel in lhe tree outside your
window is really fat. Gee, you
had nevcr noticed th.1t there arc
Writer's
Block
is Literary
Pestilence ...
exactly %3 tiles on your ceiling!
Distractions! You begin to think
Comedian Tommy
Koenig appeared in
the Nazareth
College Cabaret on
November 14th.
Marriot Food Services sponsored
a Late Nite at Naz Wing Eating
Contest on Friday, November 13th
in the Cabaret.
lila! music may help your anxiety,
bUI itonlycndsuphindering
it. Suddenly you begin to think
of all the other great Ulings you
could possibly be doing inslllad
of titis measly paper whlch isn't
really due unlillomorrow morning
at 8 :30. That's a whole 10
hours from now. Heck. you 've
got pJCnly of rime! Tbc Procras,
tination Cre:liu~ and the Writing
Block Monstcr go hand in
hand.
Uruommately. UlClC is 1lO
cun: for ibis horrible epidemic.
All we can do is wail our the
monster's wr:llh and hope lha! it
ends before our de3dl.ines. I am
a sufferer of chronic Writer's
Block. I have becncxperiencing
the effects all UlTOUgh this assigruneru.
The fact th.1t !his ar,
ticlc is in e:<istcnce is nothing
shan of a miracle. Somehow,)
scan to have gotten UllOugh iL
BUI bew<vc, you ncvcrknow who
or when the disellSC may strike
again. You may be ncXI!
~~-~*
~afJIuI~~1
The
Winner!
Scott
Bradley
, ....... . December 10 1992 THE GLEANER 7
Sensory Overload Stress SeDlinar
By Dave Osgood
In France. they cal) it
pression. In Spain. it is known as
XX~. On Regel Vl.itislhxazinnn.
BUI all of us F.oglish·speaking
college srudents know it asstress.
usuany in the cont~.1 of SIr.WgJing
the life out of your roomm31e
for waking you up altwo in
the aftemoon or sa}ing "cheese
po.lfF· the wrong way. It is a
bizane phellOOlcnon whidl in·
volves complex chemical and
"What ... malees yOIl
want TO chop your
hiS/OJ)' teacher 10
tillY bits."
psychological responses to ev·
eryday Ijfe. I thought you might
find it useful to Jmow what it is
lhat m akcs you wan.t to chop
yourhisiory leacherinto tinybils
for no readily appan:nt !\:3S0n.
TIlCrefo!\:. I have gOIle to gn:al
expense. 10 pedoml rcseanch on
this bewildering topic; the informalion
below is the result of over
twenty-five wor!( minutes in the
J.ibrary.
WHAT CAUSFS STRESS
Stress can be caused by two
things: sexual f1USlr.ltion and sensory
overload. Sexual frustra·
lion is caused by a Jack of regular
se~ua1 contact; I cannot offer any
infoonation on sexual frustration.
as I have Dever experienced
il. and if I did. I sure as hell
wouldn·ladmitit. SeffiOryoverload
occws when }'Ou wake up
five minutes laIC for a test. and
you Slip on someicc during your
runover. and when you gct tlleTe
you reali7-c that you ~1Udied for
the wrong class Iw nig/u. and
lheteachercom:c1S YOUTlc:st tiibf.
jn (1001 of you. and spraypaints a
great big red F on it. and on your
way back to your doml you see
your ex-boyfriend walking. with
somC(lIlc new and the both of
them arc spoiling f!\:sh hickeys.
and you Slip on mOre ire and fall
illloasnowbi1nk and you' reflW'.liog
and soaking wet and you
fumble willi the keys to unlock
)'Qur room and you see your
roommate completely dressed
and having a good hair day and
she looks up from tile pholD of
you r boyhiend and asks you.
"How'd your test goT and you
g!jlb her by her SC@WIJY Ijltle
pettc:&t neckane! sI!jlDglelhc life
tight Qut of her
hahahahahshbabal"
I know. I know. You'resaying.
"I know all aboutlhat. But
how CMI getting up laIC lead to
atlCmpledmansiaughld? Inlayman
lenns. it all involves brain·
type chemistry. Under nonna!
circumstances. the blllin pro-duas
chemicals called endorphins.
TIleSe endorphins an: responsible
for tile stimulation of
the brain's pleasure centers;
therefore. they really don't have
3rtylhing to do with stress.
(maybe I should stan again .. )
In layman ICmlS. it all involves
the chemistryofthe brain.
Undernormaicirt:Ull1st=s. the
brain produces chemicals called
esouliants. TIle csoulisnts are
produceduponstimul:uioDofthe
aggrav31ion and frustration cen·
ters of the brain. 'They seek out
and devour endorphins: Illey
serve as cranial P-ac·Men. as it
were. (NOW I remember where
the CIllIorphins come into :ill of
this ... ) 'The moreaggrJv8tcd you
get. the more endorphins are
e:uen. and tile more e.souliants
>re created (one eXIra every
IO.CXX> points). Thus.
"And if misery
loves company.
stress loves 10
throw parties."
yourpersonal stress bu iJds CllPOnenLially
WItil you roust reaclto
the fact that Kearney dining hall
isoutofcocoabyeithercryingall
nig/u or by smashing something
neamy. like an insurance sales·
man or something.
HOW snu;ss AFFECTS US
Needless to say. when you
are Wlder stress your ability 10
inleract with others is slightly
impaired. And if misery loves
company. stress loves 10 throw
panics. I am sure most of you
can relate to Ihis situation: you
are sitting at dinner with a few of
your closest friend~. and one of
you decides todiscusshisd:\SSCS.
In the stressful context. howevcr.
you perceive it more like this:
YOU are having dinner with
some of your friends who IIlinI>
they are 3S stressful as you. bul
!\:ally have no clue as to what
stress really is. And one ofthcm
has !he gall to talk about his
classes. What you don'l rc"Ii7.1:
is tim! tile othe~ at the table are
thinking the s:lIne tllings as you.
''Wow. I'm re.1L Istaycdup
lasl night :'1udying. andJ've got. a
paper due tomorrow and a lest on
Friday."
The girl on his Jell tries 1.0
make him feel bellCT by saying,
"That's nothing. I've got lWO
papers due tomorrow morning
and a midlerm in the afternoon."
You decide to leI them know
th.1t they rea/ly have iteasy. "Oh,
please. Ihaveathilly-pagepaper
on dietary fiber due lonighl. and
Ihreemid·tenns tomorrow mom·
ing all at the same time!"
You are simullmeously im·
pressed and 3!lIloyed when tile
girl 10 your riglll says. "What?
Only thirty pages? Give me 8
break. [have three thousandpage
papers about !he effects:uJiwynapkins
have onsociel}'due
in lWenty minutes. and I have 10
take seven tinaIs tomorrow, all
wriUcn in Latin and Japanese. all
at the same lime within a half an
hour ...... andsofollhunJil the table
"Stress causes more
on-campus deaths
than rabies."
belween the four of you bursts
into names nom all the tension.
Don·Haugh. Stressbasbcen
proven 10 cau.'iC more on·cam·
pus deaths than rabies.
Pyrokinctics are only one manifestation;
I h.we SC<.'!ltwo roommatesslan:
atcacho!herinstress·
cau.'iCd hatred until bollSoilighlning
arced between their eyes.
kiUinglhem both and thrcell:igilbors.
It has been proven lhat lhe
high·pilched screams of students
gone nova·stressed h.we aggravaled
the San Andreas fault Une
and can be heanl as far away as
Man;.
HOW TO DEAL WTI1l STRESS
Kill tllal whiny little roomm3lC
of yours. You'U feel so
muchbener.
For Your Information:
President's Council Meeting Minutes
30 November 1992
I. Attendance
II. Old Business
.* Science Club Dance-a-thon update
1. March 26, 1993 6 p.m.-6 a.m.
III. New Business
A. Leadership Conference
B. Nick Tahou's -- Fri., Dec_ 4
C. CAB -- Jen Metz
D. Dates
1. Jan. 11 -- Club Fair 2-4 in CAB
2. Jan. 18 -- Martin Luther King Holiday
• between 2-3 - religious ecumenical service
• 7 p.m. lecture ill Arts Center
IV. Adjournment -- 9:30 p.m.
8 THE GLEANER December 10.1992
NAZARETH PHONATHON
A SUCCESS
WE EXEEDED OUR GOAL 15 PERCENT BY RAISING
$115,000
THE DEVEWPMENT DEPARI'MENT WOULD LIKE TO THANK THE
FOLWWING SPORTS TEAMS, CAMPUS CLUBS, STUDENTS, FACULTY,
STAFF, ALUMS AND DORMS THAT WORKED HARD TOWARD THIS SUCCESS:
MARCIA ALMETER
SUE ARGENTO.
SONJA BECKLEY
MARTIAL BEDNAR
DIANE BDSCD
MARGARET CDLACIND
RDSEMARY COOK
SHERRIE CREGO
JAN DIXDN
LlSAOOWNIE
JONA'fJlA ELLIOT
TODD ESPOSITO
TRACEY GLEBA
BRENDA GRAMMATICO
ANGlE GRIFFITH
KATHLEEN HARTNEtt
SHELLEY HDLT
PAT HtJNTING'tON'
MEN'S SDCCER TEAM
WOMEN'S AND MEN'S SWIM TEAMS
WDMEN'S AND MEN'S TENNIS TEAMS
MEN'S LACROSSE TEAM
WOMEN'S AND MEN'S BASKETBALL TEAMS
SPANISH CLUB
FRENCH CLUB
MATH CLUB
B.I.G.
PSYCHDLOGY CLUB
MUSIC EDUCATORS NATIDNAL Co.NFERENCE
CO-STARS
KMRNEY
LOURD~/MADA1LLE
• BETTY ANTDNIADES
• HEATHER ADAMS
• CARDL D'NEIL
• PAM RIZZO.
• KATE REITEMEYER
• MARCIA SEELEY
• RICH VEDELL
DEB LAWRENCE
DR. BDB MARINO.
ERIN MILL~
SANDY KELLY
DIANA KEESE
MICHELLE KNEIRIEMEN
LAURIE KREIN
KAREN LARIMER
WENDY LEDNE
MIKE McGWJN
JOANNE MODRE
KAREN NEINTIMP
MARIDN RUSH
JDESEIL
JACKIE SEVIER
BILLY SLAPE
SHEn.A SMYTH
MIKE STERLING
KATHY URBANIC
THE PHONATHON RAISES MDNEY TOWARD STUDENT FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE.
• ALL-STAR CALLING TEAM
December 10 1992 THE GLEANER 9
CLUBS
Music Therapy Club Ventures to Saint Louis
By AIiruI Ulban
As everyone eJsc. "'~ enjoy·
ing Ilx:ir ftm few days of tlrjr
Thanksgiving break. nine memo
bers of.re Music Themp), Oub
ancoo:led Ihe r'()ny·lltln:1 Annu.'II
National Association for Music
TIrrapyCooferero:downinSairu
Louis. Missoori. Seven SIlJdaJts
rum'e Ihe 12· 14 hows whiIc I~
who cooldn 'i leavelDlliJ aday lalCr
bec.ause. of prior commitonenlS
flew. Dr. Bryan Huruer, theiradvisor:
ilio 3lleOOed this coofCll:llCe.
1bis ronfurera: which W~
enlitla1MllsicTMropy:17IeG(lJ~'
WJY 10 Global Heaiillg. held a
series of Ieclures alldwod::.~
for Ibosc plJSIIing !his prof~on
as \O\!II as II'OSC woo :ilready arc
prof~ in this ficld. Threeof
four sessions were held a day with
four 10 five COIlCUJre1l! dx>ice&.
'There were so many dl)ices, il
was hanJ 10 choo!;e so )'OU could
p.111i1ase audio tapes of tho"" thai
you miSSL-d for stven do\lar.;,"
commented P:uiy Hayesw)\:) is !he
presidenl of tI'" club. ~ioos
cooo:mcd evcrypopulalion which
mngcdfromsmallchildrenlogerialrics,
OOspioe fI:> mulliplc handicapped.
"Fachprt:SelllCl'was wcllpreparroand
~ghtful, I dldn'l go
10 :l single bad session. " commended
P:l!IY.
The dub's advisor. Dr. Bryan
Hunlcr, played a majorrnlc in tlus
concert. He was in charge of org.~ni7ing
a bcn:6t COOJen for disadvanlaga!
individuals who live in
groupoomes. Ken Medema. wbo
isablind profcssiooa1 Mll)ic'Jrernpisl
tumed p::rfOlmcrstarnXl in ihis
Happy
Hanukkah!
conrert. "He pcrfoo:ned in iwo
sOOws, his music mainly deal~
WiUllhcc;(periero:s{)fnl\~Cttu. ..
pists," mcntiored 1'an)I. Formcmber.;
!he price fur tl-c ticket \Va';
included in the cost of Ihe conference.
"Ourdubdonated nX))l!yto
give to 0", members of the group
home solheycoukl :lltend forftte,"
said Pally. The proo::cds of !be
ooooen WCnI to furtrer the <levelO(:'
IllerlIanduseofm1JSicll'Crapyin
hospitals, rchabilitalion remers,
spcci31 education aod COOlOlwUry
reIlings.
Inonlerfortromemhcr.;ofthe
club to alleM this conference.
fundrnising took pilla: for over a
year. "We had bake sales, a 5<¥.50
RaJlle, am wccvet1JUycdaclnlll:h
gig, ''praised Pally. She al<io COOlDJcrltcd.
" It was 3 major miracle
tI~ we were able 10 go all the way
oownloSainILouis." Mmymusic
Ihempy students aulnlcd the coofcrenr
:IS weU as n1:J(ly of Ule
meetingsforlheNJlional~alion
for Mll"'C Therapy SlWcnts.
P;uty Hayes hefllClf. rnn for dle
position of vice president of !be
national org.miL1lioo. but 10>1,
DanieDeBeric~,1z"'tlow~po-esi.
deru for two yean; before Pally
Hayes aJ.'I> ~ for the same position.
she lost as well.
"It was amazing to meet so
nranypoopiefromdiffererlsdXlOls
to sec wIl3llheirprogr811ls areJike
311(\ tile differena..-; in our clinical
I13ining:' mentioned Patty. Sile
aIsostated lh:Ilanyollewh"isllll)~
O~ in music lherapy is 31 this
oonfelm:c. "{ was talking to this
WOIllan. and she asked me what
PJPulation lwaswod::ingwlthm:t
I lold l-cr multihandic:lpp:.-d aM
she mentioned a IcxllxCoi< thilt sre
wru4c am it all ofa Slldden hil me
thatl was talking IOlheauOlOrofthe
book I live by this SCIIlCSICr. ..
recaIJcd l"dlIy. 1bis same wOlllan
also gave P:uiy her bu.<tine...s can!.
ber home (bJne !ltDJl ber, on:ler
mOllS. and said thai when it c:une
time 10 do revisiom, 10 give her a
call for3lly su~ (WOWI)
All Ihe professionals at the
conference were llJlPI1>ad1able;
UlCY were wining 10 help the students
with any suggestions as weU
as 10 Il"ll:fllO any sugga<;lions that
d., studentsmigbl have had IOsay.
"llw:15 a ~ e:<pericnre 10 mcet
who we mel in Ihe field of Music
Thcrapy," concluded P:uiy.
Music Therapy Club
Members who
aHendedthe
Confer~nce were:
Patty Hayes
Carol Ann LoPinto
Mary Korflage
Lori Buchanan
Michelle Turcott'
Gail Standish
Karen Hunt
Trish Butcher
PeggiKoch
Advisor:
Dr. Bryan Hunter
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10 THE, GLEANER December 10, 1992
. ARTS
Mikado Madness Enjoy "The Beast" this Christmas
"Beauty and the Beast" will MaskSconAlmekinder.lastSttll
by Gretchen Krie;en ForthemoSlpart, theywercquitc charm audicllOI:,s this holiday sea- in me tide role of11leatre Am'
Squeeurl inlO!he fron! oor- SlJl)ng. but leading man Patrick son at Naureth College Arts production of "TIle Velvcteen
ncr of the Arts Center. a full GaDagherhad so little 3Cling skill Center. This live v(;l1)ion of !he Rabbit" last year. A1mekinder
on:he.<ru:t filled the auditorium that ~ brought down tllC entire beloved French faiT)' talc. as worl<sn:gularlywithTheallCAns
withcri,'P and clear notes which production and became a nui- staged by llle.aler Arts of Roch- and has performed with
mixed \0 perfection in Gilbert sanoeon stage. liis ot:ly saving estcr. will add an cxcit.ing dimen- Blackfriars,Roches1crOlildren's
and SullivllIl's '111(\ Mikado." grace wns lJis singing voice. If. siono(enjoyme.nl notpossible.in Theatre,!heShippingDod lllC'
This orchosua lVas Ule highlight however. one could maJL1ge 10 the movics. Perfoml3flCc.s are ater and the Aecidental ·The.atre
of Opera A L1 Carte's perfor- forgcihim (whichwasprettyhard Friday. December l!\ al7:30pOl, Cotnpany.
Dlanccshe.reon November7 and to ,lo), the actor.; and ~c t "-=s S aturd~y!;, December 12 and 19 Judith r\. Powell. who reS.
were fairlyslrong and cntenain- at 1:30 & 4 pm and Sundays. ccmlyperfumled thcrole ofBag
lllis delightful Dlusic.lI is- a ing. December 13 and 20 at 1:30&4 L1dy in Bristol VaIley'nleJ.tre 'S
farce. mocking melodramatic Though the fitst act dragged pnl. Tickets an: $7 production of "God spell ." plays
Japancsc opera inlllecncharu.ing a bit_ the pace picket! up in the "Beauty and the BeJ.st" Beaut)'. SllCru.so perfomlcdwith
lllanner 3SIlOciated with the Gil · sccondwith greaterhumor. The was first recorned in 1550 and Bristol in "Jt's a Dog's Ufc" and
ben and Sullivan style. Filled endresult .... 'aSapleasingperfur- wa,s populari7.ed in 1697 by in "AU in a Night'S Dream."
with ridiculous eharac1elS like mance. ootdavling. bum;lI flal Charles Perrault's "Mother BiU Ballcr as the Sea Captain
"Kt>-KD" and "Pooh-Bah_ Lon! Opera /).LaCane·s11leMil:ado GooseTalcs." It is unclear who hasappcan:dnalionally in·'Qen·
HighEverythingElse,"theshow was a nice change from !nidi- originally authored the stOT)' eral Hospitlll." as well as in oIher
canI help bul generate srnirk.~. tiona! musicals but faill:d to SI3nd about the young girt whose love COIIUllCrci aI and film work.
Colorful and elaborate ros- oul3S aspoctaCularperformance frees a handsome prince from a 0thcrC3St members include
tuming enhanced the animaJcd at the Ans Center. Leaving!he sorcerer's spell that tGIIISfonned Robert Bride as the Count.
perfonnaoo:s 10 a perfect blend auditorium I heard oneNaz.areth him into a beast, but there Ilave Jeremiah eo,,1cllo as Giodono,
of skill and wit The 3ctors and SIIldcru renum. '1t was kind of ~ many variations ofil. This Kristine E. DeMon as Maria. Peg
acutssesmakeupacollectionof nifty." I guess that just about ad3pUtion follows !he original McAllister KDttt as FrancesC<'l.
talented performers whose says it all. stOl)' closely. GregLudekasAibenoandEmilc
strength lics in comical action. 11le Beast is played by Simpson as the Troubador.
------------------------~--------~
Aaron Duclos and Rebecca Budd as 'The Young Lovers"
"Lovers" at Nazareth
friday. December 11 31
8:00pm
Noreen Bride is the Direaor.
Mcmhers of Nazareth
Collegc's f"aculty and staff make
up the show's design crew.
Jonathon Sabo is the scenic dc&
i gner. Crystal Ferrell is !he co.~tumc
designer 'and Gordon G.
Rice is Ule Iigb.ling designer.
Lau Gri ltc rL~co-di rector:md
KaUlyKnitler ismanagingdirector
of llle:u!C Ans. which pre·
scnL~pl ayson ",-,chlopics asdrug.
alcohol and child abuse. as wcll
as global and environmental is·
<uc·s 10 the },oungpeopleof upper
Ne\v York State.
"Beauty and the Deast" is
~mended for children ages
4 and up. and is a Uta! for the
whole bmily! ,Inte·tpretalion for
the hearing impailed is provided
fortheFriday. December 18 perf01Dl4J'lCe.
Tickets are $7 for
ehildrcnand adults and an: avail·
ablcatthe Nazareth Cnllc:geArts
Center Box Offioe. Group IlIICS
are offered for JOormore.
Brian Friel's Lovers. a spark1ing.
lrishclXlIedy ~ wioner.l
and losers in.1ove. will be pm·
sented by the Nazareth College
DepanmentofThcatreAl1s. The
fin,-t one-act,"Winners:' isaboul
young lover.; wbose hopes and
dreams remain forever
unfulfilled. "l.osen;." the second
one-act. is about older lovers
whose hopes and dreanu are fuJfilJc(
j , yet (ami~. Friel is also
the author of Danciog at
Lughnasa, which won a Tony
A wani this year for best play.
Sanuday. ~ber 12" 31
8:00pru
Adults $8.00 - Srudeols $7.00 .
Senior Citizens $6.00
'lnterpreted for the hearing im·
paired.
will be played by Michael John
Dseyand Maria Frey. Hamu's
in1rusive molber. Mrs.
Wllson.wiU be played by Colleen
Brennan, and E, Kathryn
Howard pla.y~ her <k~ friend.
Cissy. The play is direc!ed by
Joseph F. B aranowsld.
Come See "Beauty and the Beast" at
the Nazareth College Arts Center.
Performances in Ihe
Nazareth College Arts ecrucr
Studio Theatre are:
The playful and imaginative
young lovers will be p1aged by
Aaron Duclos and ReOOca Budd.
Michae 1 John Casey 3IId Maria
Frey play tllcnana10rs who com .
men! on the cou pie' s Uvcs.ln the
second one-act. the older lovers,
who are seeking cornfo!\" and in·
tiDl:ICY 011 the downstairs couch.
Tickets forl.overs 3n' avail·
lIble at the Nazareth College At1S
CcnterBox Office. Ilam - 5prn.
Monday through Saturday.
Oiarge order.; are a<JMXed al
(716) 586--2420 or mail orders 10
Nazareth College· Arts Center
Box Office. 4245 East Avenue,
Rochester. New YOlK 14618-
3790.
Dec. 12,13,18,19 & 20.
Boys Choir Reschedules
The Bcrys OIOir of Harlem, Boys OIOir will be appearing on
originally scheduled to perform Broadway during the beginning
at Naz.areUt (:(llleg' Arts Center of next yar. Ticket holderS' may
on January 23. has been rcschcd- COntacl the bo.x ollice regarding
uled for Friday. May 7. 199331 {uJthcrinformation31 586·242tl.
8pm. The show is sold OUL The
Daley Wins lOOth GalTIe
Mike Daley reached acoaching
milestone. and the Nazareth
College men' s basketball team
mayhavesemamcss:agelo 1992-
93 opponents thaI last season's
sub-.500showing was merely an
aberralion_
The Golden Ayers. behind
al MVP perfomulJlce from senior
cenler Mike McGwin. rallied
10 upset the University of
Rochester. 72·71 in overtime_
Sarurday 10 take chanlpionship
honors in UR' s annual Holiday
Inn AiqxlI1 Tl(>-OfIToumamenl
al the Alexander Pale.~
Coupled with !be Golden
A)'eJS·93·85opcning-mundwin
over the University of Waterloo
JV learn members practice
on Friday. the title game triumph
was No_ 100 in the coaching career
of Daley. who recently began
his seventh season at
Nazareth.
"We had some bad memoriestocrase."
said Daley, whose
Icarn struggled 10 a 9-16 recon:l
last season_ "'1)esc two games
were prooftbal good thing ha(>pen
10 leams that woJ1c han:l_"
That was never more evident
Ihan againsl lhe host
Yellowjackets. who enlered the
title game with some gaudy ClCdentials.
which induded a 29-
gamehomecoun winning streak.
a second-place finish in NCAA
Division 1\1 tournament lasl
March. and five su-aigbt ti(>-Off
lOumamem titles.
Nazareth lrailed by nine
points at halftime. 34-25. and by
as OWlY as 13 points carty in the
second half. before. rallying to
force overtime. Nazareth had
difficu\tydefcn:ling against UR 's
sharp-shooling guards. who
made six three-poim field goals
in the first half and nine overall_
Nazareth coulllered. however.
with a strong inside gaDle
from McGwin.the 6-fool-1O senior.
who made 11 of 14 shots
from the field 10 finish with a
game·high 26 points.
''Our guards did a nice job
gelting the ball inside. and Mike
did a greal job finishing !he
plays."said Daley, whose career
recon:l srands at 100-63.
NazM'CIh also gOI doublefigure
poinl production from senior
point. guard Todd EsposiIO,
who scored lOofhis 12poinlSin
the second half. and junior forward
Bill Slape. who scored 11
points. and joined McGwin on
the alI-loUmanlC(llle3m.
Nazareth tr;DJ.cd by six. 64-
58. with less than Ihree nlinUlcs
10 play in regulation. when a
jumper by .Esposilo and a threepoim
basket by Slape lrimmed
the deficillo one. 64-63. A pair
of UR free throws pushed !IlC
home le8lll advantage back to
Cheerleadent practice their mounts
lhrec. but fuposito forced overtime
on a jumper with 1:18 left
and a free throw with 19 seconds
left.
In the extra five-minute period.
Slape .. RobBeach.andScoU
Budine (Maniius. NY) each
scored baskets. sandwiched
around two UR free throws to
give Nazareth a 72-68Icad. UR
came rock with a free !IlrOW and
a field goal 10 trim the Golden
A)'cr.;· lead 10 one poim. 72-71.
but the YeUowjackcts missed two
shots in the lasl five seconds and
had to seltle for the runner-up
trophy.
Women's Basketball Team Searches for a Winning Season
Nazareth women's basketbaIlcoach.
Mike Decillis.doe9I·t
like to !!wen on the past. but he
sun: wouldn·\.mindUtheGolden
Ayers displayed some g\iInpsrs
in 1992·93 of the Nazaretillcams
of ycstCl}'C3l'.
TheGoldcnAyen;, utilizing
a lineup dominated by underclassmen.
have IDlled with the
.500 IlI3Ik in each of the lasltwo
seasons. Decillis believes rIw
becausethefreshmenand~
mores have finally become juniors
and seniors. the time might
be right to head back to the furure
in scad! ora winning season.
"Lasi year. we didn't have a
101 of size_ but we had some
dCccn! chemistry:' said Decillis.
"We'l1 still push the ball up the
fioorlikewehave in the past, but
the addition of some raller play'
ers should give us some help
inside."
Lasi year. when the Golden
Ayers finished 12-13. there
wasn'l a playeron the lOSIerlaller
than 5-fOOl·9. Understandably.
the Golden Ayers were out-II:-
00unded by a dramatic margin.
Dccillis hopes Ihal will
change in 1992'93 with the addi·
tion of six freshmen. all of who
will be given a chance to COIllribure
inunediately.
"I'm hoping that we can surprise
some people." Becillis said.
"I think we have a nice blend of
youth and experience."
Experience comcs in the
form of senior captain. Kelly
Ryan. a 5-foot-7 forwan:l. plus
six juniors. all of whom logged
quality playing time last season.
The top returning scoring
lhre.1t is junior. Diane Slocum. a
5-fOOl-2 guard. who aveJ38ed
14.7 points and 3.1 rebounds per
game_ She also led the ream in
three-poinl shooting. 44-for-123
and free throw percCUlage. 77%.
Addilionalbclpshouldcome
fromjuniors. Kathy Lynch. Jody
Hall,OuisFay.andMissyWoodrolf.
Nikki ~llOyer and Diane
Kelly prov ide front COU/t experience
for the Golden Ayers.
Despile the decem experience.
DeciJlis knows that thelc.ey
10 his success will be determined
by the contributions from the
freshmen.
Easl ROChester product.
MaggieHerlc.o,a6·footoenter,is
a probably staJ1ed because of her
height and quickness. Herlc.o is
accustomed to winning because
~en 'sBasketball
A small doseof n:ality SInJck.
down the Nazareth College
Golden Ayers in men's baskelball
Sunday. The Golden Ayers
were beaten. 67-56, by John
Carroll University in the championlbipgame
ofNazareth'sOWD
JooepbP.Kinginvillltional.sponsored
by the MaJ1cetpIace Inn. II
was the Golden Ayers' firsl defeai
of the se·ason after four
stJaight viclories.
After le.alling early. 7-6,
Nazareth walched the visitors
embark. on a 24-11 scoring spn:c
10 grab a 12-poinJ halftime advanlJlge.
3~18.
Nazareth ·s intensity was
evident in lhe second half as the
Golden Ayers desperately tried
10 CUI into John Carroll's lead.
They pulled 10 wi.thin seven
pointson foursepa:raleoccasions.
bul John Carroll responded each
time_
N37.areth·s Mike McGwin
continued his impressive earlyseason
playas he led to Golden
Ayers with 20 points. earning
him a spot on theall-tournament
team. Senior guan:l Rob Beach
scored nine poinls and earned
all·tournamelll ream honors. Jun-ior
forwards Bill Slape and John
O'Day also scored nine points
each.
The ouloome of the Golden
Ayers' opening round game on
Sarun:lay was much more favorable
as Nazareth defeated HiI·
ben College. J 05-68. Also in the
win oolumn for Nazareth is a 90-
84 viclory over Alfred University
last Monday.
her high school credentials include
four season a.~ a SIa!1.er in
which she led her team 10 four
consecutive ScctionFive champiomhips.
The other first-year
players are freshmen, Ann
Donnc:lIy. Jennifer DiLorew.D,
Kalhieen Moynihan. Jennifer
Swmpf. and Joelle Woolston.
"We have a lor of people
who can contribute." said
Decillis. who will be assisted by
Fred Cohen. Mary Beth Speicher.
and Terriann Higgins. '" think
we're capable of getting baclc. to
post-season play, and finishing
on the positive side of .500."
Gleaner is
looking for
writers.
Contact
Publications
Office X340 if
you are
interested.
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CALENDAR
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exhibit ''UgIl. Air !lid Color:
Ameriao ImpIt:ssiooIIt PJiJlings
fum !he 0I1lcction of die
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for more information
Sirong Museum wiD cdebr3le
lIIe holidays at a mulliculrural
celebnIlion each Sunday ~r·
noon. Dec. 20 from 1:00 10 5:00
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$2.50: Students wilh ID. S2.50:
Olildren (3-16). $1.50.
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be beld in the RAPA Playhouse,
Audlloriufll Center, 875 East
Main Street, be.sinning with a
special Dinner Theatre Performance
on New Year's Eve and
continuing weekends unlil Fd>ruary
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Title	Gleaner_19921210
Description	Newsletter of Nazareth College of Rochester
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Date of Original	1992-12-10
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Transcript	G e E What's Inside: • Ask the Nurse._ ... W. __ .H ••• H ...... M.MWPage1 • Question of the Week ... _ .•. _._._ •••• Page J • Features • __ ... -_ .... _ .... __ ._.Paae , • Dave's lbang ...... . __ ...... __ ._. __ .... Page 9 • Mikado Review ................. _ ... _ ....... Page 10 • Sports ................................................. Page D • Classifieds ........................................ Page 12 A Matter of Self-Respect By Patty Reynolds \Vhilc driving 10 class one morning. I spoued a lone female jogger. My immediate reactions were shock and 3Jlger. "How could this woman jog alone?" I thought Hadn't she heard about all the recent anaclcs? As I w:illc.ed tow3Ill my class. however. my aeeusalion~ IUmed lowards myself. Why Should this female jogger a1ler her lifestylebecaU5leoflheacU0n50( oocsiclc individual? Indeed. was I the one that was wrong for being more waryofmy sunoundings to tbe point of Par.lll()ia? Lately. these thoughts have p3.~thlDughthemindsormany women. Unfonunately. wom~n'sunf the world around Olen!. RR!her.!hey must boldy fare !be power of violeoo: not wirh cowardicc. but with awa=ess. balanced caue/ousness. and confidence. Through lhlsmenWity. violence maynol be eradicaled. but the negative tltleof"victim" will be. Ask The Nurse NAZ N·AMES: Scott Paoni by BElTY CURTIN, R.N. Dear Nurse: Could you please explain this oew birth control method whercb)' a woman rl'£eives injections every couple of months? Will they bea vail able through your office? Recently. the FDA approved a very effective fornl of binh controllhatis given by intramuscular injeclion every Ihree months. ltiscaDedDeproPnwera andilwoIltsinlhn:eways.llaC1S on llie cervical mucous 10 cmale a barrier against sperm. il acts on the lining of!he ulenJS producing an unfavorable cnvironmcni for implantation and ilSactionon the hypo Ibalmus gland inhibiL~ovu, lalion. Any gynccologisl c:ln prescribe Olis melhod bul mOiiI preler il for women who have achieved conccptionatlcasl once. II is a more long lerm device. Depm Prove-ra offers no pro· lection againsl sexually transmilled di.sca~. H1V or Hepatitis B. lis only side effecI is irregular periods. More infornlation on alilypes of contrareplion is available al hc.aIlh services. Dear NurSlf: Is the HJV virus lran5nUt tablelhrough lesbian 9I!x? The HIV virus is Innsmilled with Ihe exchange ofbod y fluids. If IhaI occurs during any rypc of behavior then: is an opportunity 10COnlnlClihevirus. Todalcthcn: are no documcmed ca..o;es of HIV Ir.IIl-'mlissions through lesbian SlCXUal behavior. If you bave concemsaooul specificbchav iOlScall tJleAIDS holline I ·800-342-2437 or health seN iccs X500. The GLI24NER 1992-93 Editor-In-Chief o Alina Urban Managing Editor o Patty Reynolds Copy Editor o Gretchen Kriesen Photographer o Deborah Selleck Staff o Tiffany Dacko DAndrea Crockton DAmyHoover o Laura Murphy o Dave Osgood o Fatima Rodriguez SCott Paonl"s new project Dance-A-Thon Is sure to be a hltl Name: Scan Paoni Yur in school: Senior On campus activities: Pres. Sci=Oub, facililatorNazAcQuaintance Rape Program. worlclng lor Chcmi,lry Depanmem and admission.~. doing homeworlc!! Fa"orileactiviliesoltcampus: Just getting off campus Fnorite food: Pasl~ big surprise for Ihose who know me! Favoritedothing: Jeans and a swealShi"-basically anything clean Favontesoug: "In Your Eyes" by PelCrGabriel and '"OO5OrlO Fine" by !he Indigo Girls Favorile dass: Immunology wiLh Dr. Tcmpleor MarTiou food imc.rpn:laOOn class Where you can find me on a wecl: "Paniol Games. •. The spy and Ihriller themes parallel life at Nazsomuch you have 10 like lhe movle. Whal discourages me most about Naz: sludent apathy What makes me optimistic aboul Naz: !he suppo" you can COURI on from the friends you make People I like: people wro are honest and f rielldly ;md don' I pUl up a false face Pl'OpleI don 'I like: pcoplewho are cwo-faccd and think they are beller Ihan cvcryOTle coo Goalsfor Ihis year: Do weD in my olasses. GRADUA'rn. and find a job. Goals for Ihetulure: I'd like 10 be involved ill medical research. hopefully l'rux:er research. and 10 discover how loonytoon car· lOOIlSCaTI defy all of the laws of physics. Idols: my gr.mdfalhcr bel':luse of his hard wofi( and detclTl1ination Comment'!": Adance-a-Ihonfor children willi cancer is coming SO look for signs' Her View Tiffany speakS out on the recent Btlack8. By TIfl'any L. Dacko In lieu of !he events IhaI have taken place at a very nearby college campus. how could anyone be labeled weak for simply trying 10 prolect lhemsclves? Many people who have chosen 10 lake precautions exhibit a sense of 1D3lUrity and TeSjlOosibiUly. Some may5OcOI to go off the deep end. bul in these days and in Ibis situation. drastic measures are called for. Changing one's lifeSlyle does 1101 necessarily mean altering ~ pattcms ofone '8 behavior. II can mean using the sclViccs provided by Nazareth campus 10 ensure our safely. The blue phoocs are localed atnumcrous poinlS across " how could anyone be labeled weak for simply trying to protect themselves?" campus. I am 1101 sure exactly row effective they are. bul !be phones are there 1IODethe1ess. The campus escon service ClIII be summoned by dialing e:re created (one eXIra every IO.CXX> points). Thus. "And if misery loves company. stress loves 10 throw parties." yourpersonal stress bu iJds CllPOnenLially WItil you roust reaclto the fact that Kearney dining hall isoutofcocoabyeithercryingall nig/u or by smashing something neamy. like an insurance sales· man or something. HOW snu;ss AFFECTS US Needless to say. when you are Wlder stress your ability 10 inleract with others is slightly impaired. And if misery loves company. stress loves 10 throw panics. I am sure most of you can relate to Ihis situation: you are sitting at dinner with a few of your closest friend~. and one of you decides todiscusshisd:\SSCS. In the stressful context. howevcr. you perceive it more like this: YOU are having dinner with some of your friends who IIlinI> they are 3S stressful as you. bul !\:ally have no clue as to what stress really is. And one ofthcm has !he gall to talk about his classes. What you don'l rc"Ii7.1: is tim! tile othe~ at the table are thinking the s:lIne tllings as you. ''Wow. I'm re.1L Istaycdup lasl night :'1udying. andJ've got. a paper due tomorrow and a lest on Friday." The girl on his Jell tries 1.0 make him feel bellCT by saying, "That's nothing. I've got lWO papers due tomorrow morning and a midlerm in the afternoon." You decide to leI them know th.1t they rea/ly have iteasy. "Oh, please. Ihaveathilly-pagepaper on dietary fiber due lonighl. and Ihreemid·tenns tomorrow mom· ing all at the same time!" You are simullmeously im· pressed and 3!lIloyed when tile girl 10 your riglll says. "What? Only thirty pages? Give me 8 break. [have three thousandpage papers about !he effects:uJiwynapkins have onsociel}'due in lWenty minutes. and I have 10 take seven tinaIs tomorrow, all wriUcn in Latin and Japanese. all at the same lime within a half an hour ...... andsofollhunJil the table "Stress causes more on-campus deaths than rabies." belween the four of you bursts into names nom all the tension. Don·Haugh. Stressbasbcen proven 10 cau.'iC more on·cam· pus deaths than rabies. Pyrokinctics are only one manifestation; I h.we SC<.'!ltwo roommatesslan: atcacho!herinstress· cau.'iCd hatred until bollSoilighlning arced between their eyes. kiUinglhem both and thrcell:igilbors. It has been proven lhat lhe high·pilched screams of students gone nova·stressed h.we aggravaled the San Andreas fault Une and can be heanl as far away as Man;. HOW TO DEAL WTI1l STRESS Kill tllal whiny little roomm3lC of yours. You'U feel so muchbener. For Your Information: President's Council Meeting Minutes 30 November 1992 I. Attendance II. Old Business .* Science Club Dance-a-thon update 1. March 26, 1993 6 p.m.-6 a.m. III. New Business A. Leadership Conference B. Nick Tahou's -- Fri., Dec_ 4 C. CAB -- Jen Metz D. Dates 1. Jan. 11 -- Club Fair 2-4 in CAB 2. Jan. 18 -- Martin Luther King Holiday • between 2-3 - religious ecumenical service • 7 p.m. lecture ill Arts Center IV. Adjournment -- 9:30 p.m. 8 THE GLEANER December 10.1992 NAZARETH PHONATHON A SUCCESS WE EXEEDED OUR GOAL 15 PERCENT BY RAISING $115,000 THE DEVEWPMENT DEPARI'MENT WOULD LIKE TO THANK THE FOLWWING SPORTS TEAMS, CAMPUS CLUBS, STUDENTS, FACULTY, STAFF, ALUMS AND DORMS THAT WORKED HARD TOWARD THIS SUCCESS: MARCIA ALMETER SUE ARGENTO. SONJA BECKLEY MARTIAL BEDNAR DIANE BDSCD MARGARET CDLACIND RDSEMARY COOK SHERRIE CREGO JAN DIXDN LlSAOOWNIE JONA'fJlA ELLIOT TODD ESPOSITO TRACEY GLEBA BRENDA GRAMMATICO ANGlE GRIFFITH KATHLEEN HARTNEtt SHELLEY HDLT PAT HtJNTING'tON' MEN'S SDCCER TEAM WOMEN'S AND MEN'S SWIM TEAMS WDMEN'S AND MEN'S TENNIS TEAMS MEN'S LACROSSE TEAM WOMEN'S AND MEN'S BASKETBALL TEAMS SPANISH CLUB FRENCH CLUB MATH CLUB B.I.G. PSYCHDLOGY CLUB MUSIC EDUCATORS NATIDNAL Co.NFERENCE CO-STARS KMRNEY LOURD~/MADA1LLE • BETTY ANTDNIADES • HEATHER ADAMS • CARDL D'NEIL • PAM RIZZO. • KATE REITEMEYER • MARCIA SEELEY • RICH VEDELL DEB LAWRENCE DR. BDB MARINO. ERIN MILL~ SANDY KELLY DIANA KEESE MICHELLE KNEIRIEMEN LAURIE KREIN KAREN LARIMER WENDY LEDNE MIKE McGWJN JOANNE MODRE KAREN NEINTIMP MARIDN RUSH JDESEIL JACKIE SEVIER BILLY SLAPE SHEn.A SMYTH MIKE STERLING KATHY URBANIC THE PHONATHON RAISES MDNEY TOWARD STUDENT FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE. • ALL-STAR CALLING TEAM December 10 1992 THE GLEANER 9 CLUBS Music Therapy Club Ventures to Saint Louis By AIiruI Ulban As everyone eJsc. "'~ enjoy· ing Ilx:ir ftm few days of tlrjr Thanksgiving break. nine memo bers of.re Music Themp), Oub ancoo:led Ihe r'()ny·lltln:1 Annu.'II National Association for Music TIrrapyCooferero:downinSairu Louis. Missoori. Seven SIlJdaJts rum'e Ihe 12· 14 hows whiIc I~ who cooldn 'i leavelDlliJ aday lalCr bec.ause. of prior commitonenlS flew. Dr. Bryan Huruer, theiradvisor: ilio 3lleOOed this coofCll:llCe. 1bis ronfurera: which W~ enlitla1MllsicTMropy:17IeG(lJ~' WJY 10 Global Heaiillg. held a series of Ieclures alldwod::.~ for Ibosc plJSIIing !his prof~on as \O\!II as II'OSC woo :ilready arc prof~ in this ficld. Threeof four sessions were held a day with four 10 five COIlCUJre1l! dx>ice&. 'There were so many dl)ices, il was hanJ 10 choo!;e so )'OU could p.111i1ase audio tapes of tho"" thai you miSSL-d for stven do\lar.;" commented P:uiy Hayesw)\:) is !he presidenl of tI'" club. ~ioos cooo:mcd evcrypopulalion which mngcdfromsmallchildrenlogerialrics, OOspioe fI:> mulliplc handicapped. "Fachprt:SelllCl'was wcllpreparroand ~ghtful, I dldn'l go 10 :l single bad session. " commended P:l!IY. The dub's advisor. Dr. Bryan Hunlcr, played a majorrnlc in tlus concert. He was in charge of org.~ni7ing a bcn:6t COOJen for disadvanlaga! individuals who live in groupoomes. Ken Medema. wbo isablind profcssiooa1 Mll)ic'Jrernpisl tumed p::rfOlmcrstarnXl in ihis Happy Hanukkah! conrert. "He pcrfoo:ned in iwo sOOws, his music mainly deal~ WiUllhcc;(periero:s{)fnl\~Cttu. .. pists" mcntiored 1'an)I. Formcmber.; !he price fur tl-c ticket \Va'; included in the cost of Ihe conference. "Ourdubdonated nX))l!yto give to 0", members of the group home solheycoukl :lltend forftte" said Pally. The proo::cds of !be ooooen WCnI to furtrer the 1, DanieDeBeric~,1z"'tlow~po-esi. deru for two yean; before Pally Hayes aJ.'I> ~ for the same position. she lost as well. "It was amazing to meet so nranypoopiefromdiffererlsdXlOls to sec wIl3llheirprogr811ls areJike 311(\ tile differena..-; in our clinical I13ining:' mentioned Patty. Sile aIsostated lh:Ilanyollewh"isllll)~ O~ in music lherapy is 31 this oonfelm:c. "{ was talking to this WOIllan. and she asked me what PJPulation lwaswod::ingwlthm:t I lold l-cr multihandic:lpp:.-d aM she mentioned a IcxllxCoi< thilt sre wru4c am it all ofa Slldden hil me thatl was talking IOlheauOlOrofthe book I live by this SCIIlCSICr. .. recaIJcd l"dlIy. 1bis same wOlllan also gave P:uiy her bu.ad1able; UlCY were wining 10 help the students with any suggestions as weU as 10 Il"ll:fllO any sugga<;lions that d., studentsmigbl have had IOsay. "llw:15 a ~ e:r------- HE55A5E: _____ -+-_______ -----:- SPEC;IFlC INST_RUCTIONS (if ny!; ONE WEEK aEFORE THE DELIVERY .···PLEASE OROER THE SAL OONsM ~£AST II vnl" DA IE IN ORDER TO ASSURE filvE/lV. THAN 10 THE, GLEANER December 10, 1992 . ARTS Mikado Madness Enjoy "The Beast" this Christmas "Beauty and the Beast" will MaskSconAlmekinder.lastSttll by Gretchen Krie;en ForthemoSlpart, theywercquitc charm audicllOI:,s this holiday sea- in me tide role of11leatre Am' Squeeurl inlO!he fron! oor- SlJl)ng. but leading man Patrick son at Naureth College Arts production of "TIle Velvcteen ncr of the Arts Center. a full GaDagherhad so little 3Cling skill Center. This live v(;l1)ion of !he Rabbit" last year. A1mekinder on:he.-KD" and "Pooh-Bah_ Lon! Opera /).LaCane·s11leMil:ado GooseTalcs." It is unclear who hasappcan:dnalionally in·'Qen· HighEverythingElse"theshow was a nice change from !nidi- originally authored the stOT)' eral Hospitlll." as well as in oIher canI help bul generate srnirk.~. tiona! musicals but faill:d to SI3nd about the young girt whose love COIIUllCrci aI and film work. Colorful and elaborate ros- oul3S aspoctaCularperformance frees a handsome prince from a 0thcrC3St members include tuming enhanced the animaJcd at the Ans Center. Leaving!he sorcerer's spell that tGIIISfonned Robert Bride as the Count. perfonnaoo:s 10 a perfect blend auditorium I heard oneNaz.areth him into a beast, but there Ilave Jeremiah eo,,1cllo as Giodono, of skill and wit The 3ctors and SIIldcru renum. '1t was kind of ~ many variations ofil. This Kristine E. DeMon as Maria. Peg acutssesmakeupacollectionof nifty." I guess that just about ad3pUtion follows !he original McAllister KDttt as FrancesC<'l. talented performers whose says it all. stOl)' closely. GregLudekasAibenoandEmilc strength lics in comical action. 11le Beast is played by Simpson as the Troubador. ------------------------~--------~ Aaron Duclos and Rebecca Budd as 'The Young Lovers" "Lovers" at Nazareth friday. December 11 31 8:00pm Noreen Bride is the Direaor. Mcmhers of Nazareth Collegc's f"aculty and staff make up the show's design crew. Jonathon Sabo is the scenic dc& i gner. Crystal Ferrell is !he co.~tumc designer 'and Gordon G. Rice is Ule Iigb.ling designer. Lau Gri ltc rL~co-di rector:md KaUlyKnitler ismanagingdirector of llle:u!C Ans. which pre· scnL~pl ayson ",-,chlopics asdrug. alcohol and child abuse. as wcll as global and environmental is· -OfIToumamenl al the Alexander Pale.~ Coupled with !be Golden A)'eJS·93·85opcning-mundwin over the University of Waterloo JV learn members practice on Friday. the title game triumph was No_ 100 in the coaching career of Daley. who recently began his seventh season at Nazareth. "We had some bad memoriestocrase." said Daley, whose Icarn struggled 10 a 9-16 recon:l last season_ "'1)esc two games were prooftbal good thing ha(>pen 10 leams that woJ1c han:l_" That was never more evident Ihan againsl lhe host Yellowjackets. who enlered the title game with some gaudy ClCdentials. which induded a 29- gamehomecoun winning streak. a second-place finish in NCAA Division 1\1 tournament lasl March. and five su-aigbt ti(>-Off lOumamem titles. Nazareth lrailed by nine points at halftime. 34-25. and by as OWlY as 13 points carty in the second half. before. rallying to force overtime. Nazareth had difficu\tydefcn:ling against UR 's sharp-shooling guards. who made six three-poim field goals in the first half and nine overall_ Nazareth coulllered. however. with a strong inside gaDle from McGwin.the 6-fool-1O senior. who made 11 of 14 shots from the field 10 finish with a game·high 26 points. ''Our guards did a nice job gelting the ball inside. and Mike did a greal job finishing !he plays."said Daley, whose career recon:l srands at 100-63. NazM'CIh also gOI doublefigure poinl production from senior point. guard Todd EsposiIO, who scored lOofhis 12poinlSin the second half. and junior forward Bill Slape. who scored 11 points. and joined McGwin on the alI-loUmanlC(llle3m. Nazareth tr;DJ.cd by six. 64- 58. with less than Ihree nlinUlcs 10 play in regulation. when a jumper by .Esposilo and a threepoim basket by Slape lrimmed the deficillo one. 64-63. A pair of UR free throws pushed !IlC home le8lll advantage back to Cheerleadent practice their mounts lhrec. but fuposito forced overtime on a jumper with 1:18 left and a free throw with 19 seconds left. In the extra five-minute period. Slape .. RobBeach.andScoU Budine (Maniius. NY) each scored baskets. sandwiched around two UR free throws to give Nazareth a 72-68Icad. UR came rock with a free !IlrOW and a field goal 10 trim the Golden A)'cr.;· lead 10 one poim. 72-71. but the YeUowjackcts missed two shots in the lasl five seconds and had to seltle for the runner-up trophy. Women's Basketball Team Searches for a Winning Season Nazareth women's basketbaIlcoach. Mike Decillis.doe9I·t like to !!wen on the past. but he sun: wouldn·\.mindUtheGolden Ayers displayed some g\iInpsrs in 1992·93 of the Nazaretillcams of ycstCl}'C3l'. TheGoldcnAyen;, utilizing a lineup dominated by underclassmen. have IDlled with the .500 IlI3Ik in each of the lasltwo seasons. Decillis believes rIw becausethefreshmenand~ mores have finally become juniors and seniors. the time might be right to head back to the furure in scad! ora winning season. "Lasi year. we didn't have a 101 of size_ but we had some dCccn! chemistry:' said Decillis. "We'l1 still push the ball up the fioorlikewehave in the past, but the addition of some raller play' ers should give us some help inside." Lasi year. when the Golden Ayers finished 12-13. there wasn'l a playeron the lOSIerlaller than 5-fOOl·9. Understandably. the Golden Ayers were out-II:- 00unded by a dramatic margin. Dccillis hopes Ihal will change in 1992'93 with the addi· tion of six freshmen. all of who will be given a chance to COIllribure inunediately. "I'm hoping that we can surprise some people." Becillis said. "I think we have a nice blend of youth and experience." Experience comcs in the form of senior captain. Kelly Ryan. a 5-foot-7 forwan:l. plus six juniors. all of whom logged quality playing time last season. The top returning scoring lhre.1t is junior. Diane Slocum. a 5-fOOl-2 guard. who aveJ38ed 14.7 points and 3.1 rebounds per game_ She also led the ream in three-poinl shooting. 44-for-123 and free throw percCUlage. 77%. Addilionalbclpshouldcome fromjuniors. Kathy Lynch. Jody Hall,OuisFay.andMissyWoodrolf. Nikki ~llOyer and Diane Kelly prov ide front COU/t experience for the Golden Ayers. Despile the decem experience. DeciJlis knows that thelc.ey 10 his success will be determined by the contributions from the freshmen. Easl ROChester product. MaggieHerlc.o,a6·footoenter,is a probably staJ1ed because of her height and quickness. Herlc.o is accustomed to winning because ~en 'sBasketball A small doseof n:ality SInJck. down the Nazareth College Golden Ayers in men's baskelball Sunday. The Golden Ayers were beaten. 67-56, by John Carroll University in the championlbipgame ofNazareth'sOWD JooepbP.Kinginvillltional.sponsored by the MaJ1cetpIace Inn. II was the Golden Ayers' firsl defeai of the se·ason after four stJaight viclories. After le.alling early. 7-6, Nazareth walched the visitors embark. on a 24-11 scoring spn:c 10 grab a 12-poinJ halftime advanlJlge. 3~18. Nazareth ·s intensity was evident in lhe second half as the Golden Ayers desperately tried 10 CUI into John Carroll's lead. They pulled 10 wi.thin seven pointson foursepa:raleoccasions. bul John Carroll responded each time_ N37.areth·s Mike McGwin continued his impressive earlyseason playas he led to Golden Ayers with 20 points. earning him a spot on theall-tournament team. Senior guan:l Rob Beach scored nine poinls and earned all·tournamelll ream honors. Jun-ior forwards Bill Slape and John O'Day also scored nine points each. The ouloome of the Golden Ayers' opening round game on Sarun:lay was much more favorable as Nazareth defeated HiI· ben College. J 05-68. Also in the win oolumn for Nazareth is a 90- 84 viclory over Alfred University last Monday. her high school credentials include four season a.~ a SIa!1.er in which she led her team 10 four consecutive ScctionFive champiomhips. The other first-year players are freshmen, Ann Donnc:lIy. Jennifer DiLorew.D, Kalhieen Moynihan. Jennifer Swmpf. and Joelle Woolston. "We have a lor of people who can contribute." said Decillis. who will be assisted by Fred Cohen. Mary Beth Speicher. and Terriann Higgins. '" think we're capable of getting baclc. to post-season play, and finishing on the positive side of .500." Gleaner is looking for writers. Contact Publications Office X340 if you are interested. 12 CLASSIFIED ADS 'F.or,! PrOt'Att.tl! ~r.i.C&_ Ezp,iri~IlCid w.!~ ieas.,;n.aii~.:- rG.~_ ?asc tum.around tUn._ c.aa n.. 254-5~q. :m. f.'-,.!i TIA.~~ k'rn !t;SUM:: !!:!:::.~crl In.d(vtCU2'S a!;.d ~.:!i~t Craa·1"atioca ~';!.:!.te-:1 ~ prc:::.O~ snrn~ !llU, ca!:. t:le n.ai:iC:l:$ !t"..6?=. [n~~us ?!cg..-a!:l3 l~CO-327-60 13· More Action Packed Pictures from the Wing Eating Contest! Contestants begin this moulh-waterlng event. Music Major Deldre Dzeldlc delves InlO her first batch. Men's Basketball Player Steve Grattan tries his luck. Christmas Present Ideas for Family and Friends . .:.-::..r.- , 'y ,.'.-l i .I 't. ·.L· ~ .. , l. -: .• j: ~ Campus Paperback Bestsellers L u. ...... ~ea.M"to,.H..--~ .... ~ ...... a. .. l ~tor~ .. y .. .. n. ... fII ... '-.~T""'c-q.;~. I4.. .. ) ..... (...,..,...~.raA .......... IlI~_. ... A .............. tIW ..... ..,.,.jF _ 'tlllli~~ rI.~.....,hlfLA. • ...,.~1Ir.n\. New G Recommended ~ .. ""o.::..DIUIo.t~'II.oo.er..or.r--'''''''--'' .".....~'tt.. .............. _".,.,-.1~"""'~ ........... "....,botu.a.~5Aid· ~·l)OOl A--'....,.d .. ~il:lldllooo.hPDf'lr.i_cl .... _ =:t:::=:::,~=:::-d" n.~ .. .utmt,.~n..-~LA~"60D\ ~.~~~=~..::;: cao..-.aw&rnIiiwt""""""-' ........ ,"'p.- " ........ ,'. "CREATIONS OF HEARr' Unique Crafts and Gifts Asny Elizabeth Hoover Box N 1,97, Nazareth College P.O. Box 18900, Roc:llt$ter, NY 1461S.0900 (116) 264·1185 We wish all the members of the Nazareth College Community and their families a joyous holiday season! COMMUNITY CALENDAR 11Ie MemoriII Art GaIIerJ will exhibit ''UgIl. Air !lid Color: Ameriao ImpIt:ssiooIIt PJiJlings fum !he 0I1lcction of die PamylvIDia Academy of die rUle AnsM from Dec. 12-Feb.7. Adults, $4; college studmIs wilh ID BOO senior citDeos. $2.50: cbi1dJin ~ 18. $1 . Call 4 73-1120 for more information Sirong Museum wiD cdebr3le lIIe holidays at a mulliculrural celebnIlion each Sunday ~r· noon. Dec. 20 from 1:00 10 5:00 pn. AdullS.S3.5O:Senior AdullS, $2.50: Students wilh ID. S2.50: Olildren (3-16). $1.50. TIle RAPA PlayerswiU feature "The Search for Signs of Intelligent life in the Universe", aonewOlllanshow. Perfonflanct'Swill be beld in the RAPA Playhouse, Audlloriufll Center, 875 East Main Street, be.sinning with a special Dinner Theatre Performance on New Year's Eve and continuing weekends unlil Fd>ruary 7. Buffet 8pm. show 9:30 pm. $40.00 per pclllOn; show only,St8pcrpclllOll. call442- 0190. Rochester's Rose Queen. Michele Hooper will blossom again Dec. 1.7 on the Arthritis FoWJ(btion's Rose Day. TIlt public mlly purchase mediUlllstemmed, boxed rOO f()S1c!S for SI5 a dCYI..cn. The roses may be picked up at anyone of2l convenient locations Ihmughout the area on Rose Day. For more infol1llatiOlJ call 262-2322. Rayfer Mainor .awanl-winning poet/audlor win visit Cornell UniversilyduringDec. 8-14. He is coming \0 review Ihe archives 3\. Cornell on !he founden; ofllle eminent fnuemilY. Alpha Phi Alpha. which was originally org: llli1.cd for black college men. Hewill a1somalce initial research and inquiry of !he foUTiden; 31 The S<:hom burg Q,nler [or Rcscarth in Black Culture, the National Urtlan League, the United Negro CoUege Fund. severlll area 10C3l chapter.; of Alpha Phi Alpha and visiL. at various oIher CullUm! relllers and educational facilities within Ihe stale. Penfield Symphony presenis Happy Holidays roncen featuring i'eerGynt Suite. F3IIlasiaon Greensleeves.and thcArles;c:nne Suite No. I. 1be COIJCen will take placeon Sunday, Dec. 13, at 4 pm intbePenficld HighSchool Auditorium .

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