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The Gleaner
A Nazareth College Student Publication
Leadership Conference 1996
br Becca No:weII Skills~ giva. by Mike KIIhl. in
On tho: wceb:nd of January which SludenlS were shown how
Z7.28. 1996. Nazll'dll &l00t1l! 10 write their own rtsumts and
bdersaltendedl.hcannll8l Lead· ~lhcir rullcsl potcnliallQfu.
mhipConference. ThilronfCf- lUreemploycn. "Tearn Building."
moe was designed LO provide wilh AI CaInI. which ~
nininc.lOde¥O:lopand i~ 5WdenlshowU)nW:etheirgmups
blmhipskiJIs. toi~ IOwort:~_dflCiency
nrious IVOOpllIld their IeIO:n and wop::ntively. 'TIme Man-
011 CImpUS. 10 irnpIemc:nt and .gernenf' by Joe .lId K.le
_divtnitylll. N~.and DaBoII-LaYOie, whiI;h helpcdstu-
I) devise new ways to II1r1ICI. denlSto!Chcduleand budgcl their
p..aw smdenl intercM in cam- time: more emdently in order to
p.o$ .:tivilies and ~Iubs. SIU_ koep 00 lop of both their &Ca-derugathmd
in the Shults Cet!. demi<:, Clltnlt"UI'1il:UIar, and I(>-
la'a.tyon theonningofSllur- dallives. and M8 11dge1ing for Di-day
1M 211h and illlnJedialeJy vcrsil), PI'Ograms. - with Temll
depIned for \be Hyaa. HoIel in .Iones from h:nn SIaie. who_
<bmcownRoche$Ier. Afteren· also tile lunc heon keynote
joyiDg I. brief continenW break- speakc:r. JOIlCI' 8ddreuot'"Tooh
flit and en~g in I. few cups for Implementing Diversity on
d coffee to get \beir creative Campus" provillcd various in·
;'ic:es nowing. \be first seminar sighlS and pcrspoclivCI on \be
mtitled ''CreaLive Think ing." way in which diversity and lIS
Ii- by Jan.: Kelly. tel. the: tone acx:q:unce can be best aclUc~
d !be; """,kmd by havin, stu- oncollegeampllS inalwmorous
<bu look at their individual IlghL All auendees ovtrWhelm-crvup
in I. different way and ingly appll-tIded and enjoyed
beaming 11'IOI'e m:ativc in the Tendl JOIlCI' presentation.
'6'1)' IhaI their poops operate. the laler aI\cmoon. AlIdmlS en"-
FoIIr xmlnars were nffcn:d jnytrl !KII1'Ie free Ii ...... mn<I of
ItroughouL the day. inc luding whom needed .. resc from wort:-
"Marketing Your Leadership ing and giving Lhcir all through-
Nazareth College Undergraduate
Association Diversity Weekend
February 9-11, 1996
..
fridq. hImIory '
'D:!s.IUIIlLa
Sd!s=dylrqf EmIli
ow--..-. __
I:.J' .. __ A&Ict,_
_ 0.--. -"to c­~
LonL~CoMnt _-...COMnt
CoftI\MRIfJ BtukfOOl
-w""""",,,"l'aIl~~-- wO<bIoop. ~ • U..uiod·
c-oo-Ily .. _ -._
--~~
er-Pr Bt.aSoodo
~ ...... ~
~LMme._
"hnpodi- ... Dfyonl!y"
_orJur-x._
~ ... DIo-miOy"
s-&o,.F*"-111
'"
c..--s..m...._
000inI ~ M«!oiIIo _ too.,.... , .. -..,..
CoNIIo14h' v,,~
OUIlheday. AformaldiMl'fwas
beld at 7:00 pm and was fol-lowed
by IOIllC enfatainmc:nt
The nc;(l day resumod carly and
at 9:00am,1hc N.uarm student
leaden headed into lhe Iast ... m
~ of the wcekend, -rbe;
11m:c R'$ of Campus Leader-ship,-
pruenlcd by Due
Manicc:,SIKlC:)'~.andJ_
KeU)'. SIudc:niS brob: jlllo wort:
groups and use their ingenuous
abiHlic:s l(I define enetl), ",hai
lix: Ilrn:e R', W«e: recruin"ent,
recention. and n:oognition incam-pus
clubl and 1fWp5. SltIdent
leaden shared \beir ideas and
Iboaghls willi ~ Olha and
many Idt \be confo:rena: ,.iIh
DeW 5I1ategies and pis in mind
for \be upooming Itf'I"aICr in
arder to improve their CII11pIIS
groups. Allinall.the 1996Lead-c:
rs.hi(lConferenccprovcdtobea
sucx:eu. n:f rc:sbi ng student lead-en
and thc:ir ambition levels.
M3ny rhanb to J_ KeUy, Di-rcaorelStudent
AlTair$.Stacey
Reimct. AsSistant Dircc\gr of
Studenl Alfail5, and toall elthe
ro-eoen~ """ gueot. who dili_
genllyworUdlomaketheLead-c:
rs.hip Conference happen.
ILl/(c fmm!1tt Palidnu'
fHac Srudcltls. FtlCIdry.
Slalf di AdmlllIJrrtlrion,
Over rht pasr/tw """,rm
rht Undugrtldwalt AUbcia­lion
hos bun wbrklng 10 pro'
moltdi'''J'JiryMrheHalPrtrh
Cblltgt campus. Through
rltnttfJoru .... llawdtsigntd
a wuund of ft't1llJ' It> brilllf
srudtllrs. fot:ulry. sraJ[. tutd
tJdminiSlr/llion IOlftrM r rb
Ibo. af dlversiry all rht
HOlt/rtflt campus. Thtrt hos
bun a lor b/ wbr. dtvorrd 10
pulling blfrhls ".,tund. and
II Is our ~ lilar tVt~
",ill t'1jby ,htmstlvtl. H(YK"
tWr. if U olw our ~ filar
.... allr;omeawtJya Urrk ...on
ttlUghrtntd abour 1M WiltS
III frT1IIIIdi "If divtr1iry.
Hovlllg said all !hit.
plt tlst COmt I1nd supporr Ihe
UndugmdulIrt Au«larion
in Ctkbroli"lf Dlvt'liry ""
Ftbnwry 9· /1. Thanl: you !o
all Iitt duJn. sr..dtnts. /Qt:.
wry. l!a/f. tutd tJd",;"is! ralOn
,,·/to....,vt mak rltis ",,,und
possiblt.
Sinartly.
William R. Tumtr /I
Undtrlfrtlduart Assoc.
P"'Sldtnl
February 9, 1996
Rochester, New York
What's Inside ...
Letter to the Editor __ n p_ 2
Features ...................... p. 3
Horoscopes,
Dear Juliann ............... p. 5
Valentine Messages _n p_ 6
He Said/She Said nnnn p_ 7
La Maison Fran~ais _n p_ 8
Le CercIe Fran~ais ___ n p_ 9
Nazareth News ___ n_n __ p_ 10
Springfest Infon_n __ n_ p_ 11
Comics ....................... p. 12
Nazareth CoUege
Appoints New
Director of Safety
& Security
Nauteth College a n­OO\
IDCC$theappoinunen.on..:.:
Ii Suublc of Spencapon as
the new diroet<lrel tho: a.>Ue&e'.
Department of Safety and Se­c
urity. Anne Hanrelly of
Pillsford •• lieuLenam in the
Safety and Sc<;:urity depart­ment.
has been promooccd totlle
positiOli of Assistant Director.
Before accqMing the posi­lion
• Nuamh. Mr. Suublc
was Lhc auocillle director of
Camoul Safety at Rochcsler
Ins.litute ofTcchoology •• po­sitionhc
held since 1982. Dur­ing
hit founeea -yl:ar tenun: at
R.I.T .. Mr. Suuble performed
andsupervisc:d wetyandcrime
prevenLion functions and was
insuumenl.al iJldevelopingstu­dent
...rety programming on
LhccampuJ. Hc isagnodualeof
Masyvil!e College in Tennes­~.
Anne Hanrelly has served
as Actina Di~lorofLhe Safety
and Security Department since
April. A ten-year veleran of
tho: department. she has e.Uen­Ii
Vt: C-lpcrieno;e in the develop­ment
and I.pplication of col­lege
...rety and 5«urity proce­dUre$.
lnadditiOlitoherposi­tion
aL Na~.areth College. Anne
serves q. volunt~r firefighTer
with the Pittsrord Fin: Depan­~~
Rick Kelley
Comes to Naz
Musical cn1Crt.llincr Ri<.:k
Kelley will presen! his higll_
powen:d. run packed. iniCnIC:-
1iVt: perfonnancc 011 our cam­pIIlL
Fehnwy24.1996tobeain
1.1 Spm. Rick', unique combi­nation
ofMOIownlRbythm and
Blues r.vorites, comedy. and
l.I>d~nce intencliOli have wOO
him numerous awards. In fact.
Rick has been VOle(] by cam­puSCI
all acrou AmcricI q the
the Top Single Musical Enttl'­tainer
on the college mar1cet
four~times(l989.I990.
1992 and 1994 NACA Coffee
House Entertainer of the Year.
and CI01(lU1i Activities Today
1993 Bes! Male Performer.
I '}9~ Best Solo PcrfOll'Der).
Rick'l mosL ~entacrom­pli
shment includes pl aeina
thn:eorhismostre<:enloriginal
record'np OIl scpanItc ~Red
Shoe Diariel~ episodes (these
CIII lie heatd 011 Showtime. or
(lUrchased through Rid di­rect
lyl.
Some or the songs that
miaht be heard during a Rick
Kelley show arc by such per­formen
as Sm<:Jtcy Robinson.
Wilton Pickelt. Marvin Ga~.
The Temptalions. and many -If you'rethe typeof person
thaL likes 10 have .. greol time
laughina and dancing an:>unO.
enter with an open mind and
leaVt: with a smiltOli your rau.
This mighl be: the most fun you
will have III semester!
..t ·..· ;·mE:GLEANE',. .. F.bi·U8~·V;" 1996
Campus Ministry Update Let Your Finger do the Fili I
The IOIema! Reven ... Ser­vice
wat\IJ 10 make !he fili",
of 110 rellim IUcasy U order­in,
lpin&. TIIi,year.millions
of IUpII)'C" .... ionwide can
fik\beir 199~ FWefllllnrome
Tn Return usin& I touc:h-1OnC
1o.".,.,.
number and follow the
prompu. Every entry .
pcatcd. and at the end
~convc:rsation. ~ you will
thceuct amount of your
ot. yulI.!. the amount )'01
owe(which. bythcwIY.
have lO bemailcd in until
16th). ltdoesn' t let llIly
than this!
..,...,-
~ Mnwy t. been
WIy t.sy ar..:e Ihc .. upd&
here· I Ibe.:oop ~ ...... _'>0:
been ~..., ...... '. Qln'ina
'" in" 'Ifb'cmb:n u_r y: • IICrYice QlII\-
~ Dr. Manin I..uIlu
King Jr. 011 hnuaIy I ~. Ju I&'t
of \be fc:stivitia, Sr. Monicro
Weis of \be English eep.n­mall
..., Ibc All!' of die HECI>
prog!IID .. NmaMh _ h0n-ored
for Ibeir cx::mmi ...... 10
Dr. King', ..-..
·Pu 0Iristi of Roc:ho::sIeo'
..., Na:zardh CoIleF CarJVoII
Minisuy ~ • Icc_
~ by JId; Net.:.n-PaIlrne)oa'
~ JIlIIIW)' 18. He ~
-.xa. of his book, Brave New
WOOd Order:Dorncstic Impli­catiOOI
of the U.S. Forei,n
Policy.
• ADolher sucx:essIW blood
drive for !he Red em.. root
pIKe 011 .Jaoaoy 2A. 1k pi
of 50 pm _ apin upncd.
..... I final nun:iIa" of 59 pm
corinJ n ThIri;s 10 ~
who dc:lnaI«Il
'"Tbt; Women in SpiriuQI_
~ DiJcussion gnlUp is under­way.
The r ..... meeting was
nm..y ],]9Il6.. Sec Sr. Kath)'
10 pwt:haie 1 boot. if )'OJ ~
InIc:reIted In attending.
'"Tbt; wInIer retreaI aI ML
Saviour Mooastety will take
plIoe the wedcr:nd ol Fttxuary
9-] I. The IOcw rot this )'e3r iI
(II (ft)'Cr nI 1piritIIaIay ......
• thernrl of ~ God'i
Ame rot u.. ~ See !he Om­pus
MirQry buIleIln rot regis­II'lIion.
The fee iii 45. m:J sdloI­anhips
are IVaiIable.
"Thae wiU be .. "*'fUh
DiVCl'lity Service in conjunc­tion
with Diversity Weekend
011 Fcbrwwy ] ] at ]:<X¥n in Ibe
Chapel.
·Plans fot !be Ahemativc
Spina; Break trip to C1airvawl
Farm, 1 lhc:lter fot homeless
famille:J in Marylad, an: well
..mw.,. SIUdenr! Ire JdIiQr:
candy &I • fwDaising effon
for the trip---«I the nut tim:
)'011 FI: the II'UlCiWs, tbri: ol
us! 1f )'Oll'~~in*
ina; .. or cornina: along, _
1'hil new proa;ram il ealled
TelefUe. and toqual ilY fot this
new fill", option yoo m u~t
IIIvc~lved.sptdally 1040-
TellO pllCUge In thcmail ln
addition. you ITlU$I be . in,k.
haY'C only ... and interest
thIII is u.ndeT15O.000.1i¥ed It
the umc addreu Ii last year
and filed (ot \¥'Cre elipble 10
file) I 1040EZ fot 1994.
Al\croomplclin& I lirnp/e
worksheet found in the 10
package. you dial a toll-free
The 'Yltem i . t
papedcaandlvailablc:U
I day. feVCO daYI' wed
PenonallndenlirlCation
ber(PlN)assigaedbythe
in the ]040-TEl. pac.
PIN is your ~signlt\lR:. w
enleri", the PIN, yoo
cd"., I confirmation n
which is yoor w')' oft
Ih.aJ. IRS reQCived your
Deat::on Uo Aman (I' Rl:Y. Ray
CIoth~. "-------"---------------'---
Letter to the Editor,
To whom iI may a:n:an:
I am inIm::sIed in knowing w""" PresWnI Clinton gave
Nuan:Ih College pardoo from
.u thIiIcxI SC8ICI laws.. Aww­mIy
he did. ot elt Ibm: YIWId
lID! be .. ~ ollhree ak:r>­Ilol
poi_in, scarel every
~ (mind you, tho5e 1ft
the SCIreI that are serious
UlOII&h 10 need medX:aI aoen­lion).
k YIWId be 1 bit naiYe 10
think that aU of the ~ who
are CJlamincd fot alcohol poi_
~ are 21 (I' (Mr. m:J )'OJ
know &I well lIS I do. !hey 1ft
me. We woold aU also be naiYe
if we MIW'I'ICd thai Ilw;ose get
~ (II the ~.e: A)
lCSpOnIibk c itizens who get
<NIk. stay in theW room. nI
pIIy • plOd ~ ~
of Monopoly. B) an'! peoJpk
... ho lit • 1 Iepl Ire 10 <kink,
and C) are not violent, JUde,
ItJnoxious. m:J o:b IIDI pun fife
alarms. Again, we 1ft aU IIDI
thai naive.
It would be ridiculous to
thinI; that JXXlIlIe will not mnI:
on I college campus. OF
COURSE people drink. but
1ltAT II die [WbIem. Al!he
Iqinnin& of this 'PI. in my
maiIloa, I oeoeMd .\eQer from
Dr. 8esIon. !he President or
Nuareth CoIJqe. MIlIlY or
)011 may ~ iI. In ClIIIe
you did not see il, iI talkod
oIxlut the "fld' that Naz is 1
"SUBSTANCE FREE CAM­PUS."
Ju I rmd this, the mail
roon1 _ filled with the .'lnCCr$
and Iau&hta' of m)' pr.o:n, \be
s;uIds cI ~ pop::r. nI
-MIen I -..abI by the ~
per baslet, iI _ vRlIy filled
A few wec:b lau:r. I be­lieve,
I 1tICCiYQ! • n:porI from
""""rilf tetlin, _ thai there
hat", been 'llI:fO ..n. ot aII;ohoI
relatod __ and zen) I1Ipe
and sc~ uII UJaulU on the
Nazlmh Cln..,us. And iI _
L this lime who Iaugjxd. "­iii
iI thai ~ 1 walt. MltI'd the
~ on nidi)' or Sarurdly
rOp. I CIIn 1I:e""" guys )'CiI­w.
a. trd ., RA (., RA!) v.all;­ing
vound \be hal .. hulling
~ and thai inviting in •
few rnm: boYI (1 A)' "boys"
becawc malwily caUs fot the
tide cI "nm"), NId I am lWO­lr.
m at tIIIl'IC in !he nnW!c by I
boy who i. banging on my
neigttQ'. door ~ her
..., her boy cI \be week, )'CI
Ibm: have bcc:II no ..n. ot al­cohol
related am:su and no
ICJI\Ial IS5IlIIts ot raps. Wd~
I know (ot • (., ol IWO girts
... ho IIIY'C been rapod on this
campw; in \be past two yea<$.
AND it I, because Nazareth
CoUcge fails 10 t.a.ve CONSE­QUENCES
10 the aaiIn ol \be
students he~. that they were
pushed into lilcnoe..
Alma with the -.nin&IY
raise ItIIanalI ol our Ideal can­pus.
_!he IiU1J cI the "aD­~
10 beq: aup in
!he poIJCJ5ion of alooboI ot
drup. I thDughl. III my ..
Ikimmed the page. wWow.
~ ~ rn::an I:usirw:a. - BIl
I 8O(In fcIood that !hey did me.
If • JOOUrity guanJ IinCS IOITIC>­one
with alcohol. they take it
!'bin and sinlJlc. !hey take !he
Ilea from their hand and Ibcy
lea"" SeruiIy does DOl, how­ew..
r . 1.0 10. 1I OmCOne'1. .r oom-roisc.
]t docs not matICI
bad the inIcrvie IICI1dt do
t-' it. they .....;u l'1<li
less then: is 1 call. 1_
from the WIy ITICUh cI
our ~ ..-k. \be
why. Henhe said. '1f]
everyone who dnnk 0.
~ no one YIWId III I
What a sad COITIt1CIIar)' II
college.
I ha", I tIEOry 10 .....
the atIministraDon ..... t (1\
I'qlML Maybe iI is heat
does not b:t. good rot NIl
CoDege 10 have on its ml
"You 131 awake 10 the b
ful5Rdl do ch.Inky. old.
0lIl' Y'Cf)' own 1lIirwcU!
all WIIIh)'IU faDe ~ OIIft
Il'IIIl)' ..", if)'Cal em r •
wi:tItcu. ¥Omit in itl y"
oiink 10 mudt !hat )'011'
tal'! lab: iI and go 10 t­SIOrII<
dt~! Am)'l
he II'oIIdm in·the winla'i
moming 10 go dowllSUl
your pajaJt"IM Wring a frt
pc:rsooaIly pulled by 1M
in-dorm akobolie.I"
IIbcu. ill What does iI.y
sr.DDs ol Nazaft:ch iJ'''
no~ (ot1bci
tio:ms? It ~ ... ttae
!rip (II thiI amput n
do ~ 1 WatIl. NIi
aI)'OIZ wiD MOp me..
I ~ Dr. J3c:sQ
the administration. to a
good 1001: amnI thiI CI
'mY 1 Frida)' (I' ~
when the parti« get II.
gnan:I. I think that do I
~ migtl ICC Iuw ~
thiI aIII1f1UI lQUy Is.
Name WiIhheId
Got Those Winter Blues? I
by 8t«a Newell
Winlel'. especially In our
dear old Rochester. NY, is.
linE when InOSI of us..-c: inside:
• lIillOO mucb and upericnc:c:
Ili&h' cabin feYer'. E~n thole
()(u.s ",110 manage 10 MV(l11lill
rokI and inclement weather
simply cannol get 011\ as mucll
• we would like 10 and llIi.
IffCCU our moods and ~neI1Il
ouUooI; on life.
Some lit! ~ Kriously
Ifft<:tcd by the winter mooths
tlwIothcn.. Arormof~s-
5ion thaI resu lts from the lad;
ofiunli,llldurina wimcrisSc:a· sion include incR:aso:d appc­IOna'
Affeclive Disorder. Sea· lite and winlcr ",dghl gain.
son.:al Affective Disorder, or apillhy.slccpdiscurbaOCC.lnd
SAD. has bttn linted \0 tbe lack of energy. SAD is also
lid of,unli,hl and is panicu- C'IImulative. III most severe
larly pronounced in .."ions of effects. by those who an: If­therountryw~
daylighldir_ («ted by this type ofdcPlU­r~
beI~ summer and sion, an: fell in laiC Marchand
winleraruigniflCallt. Se350ILiIl early April. Dllrin!lhis lime.
AlTectivd)j$Ortlcrbasitall)'~ suicide rates soar and more
\.IIlu frum individuahi hibernat- people ~k professional hdp
ina and 5\.lying inside because for~lhandurin,any
the wealher is ovrn:ast and the otherlimc of the yar. SUlis­daysan:
shon. Peoplcalsobe- liealiy, Seuonal Aff« live
come less ..:1ive during Ihis Disordcri. ",ponedprcdomi_
H~. 1becff«u; OnMdepml- nantlyinwomm, agcsW_45.
A Letter ... ignore il. BUI il is alwlys
there. always cryin,lhe $lime
thing. desperately. be,ging
For awhile. it seem. like anyone 10 listen. Especially
)'OU can't "'~mberthings be­ing
any bener Ihan thi. - dayl
that are 10 great you wish that
they would never end, thai you
too Jdfeellikethis Fore~r. Thai
you have nnally left I II of lhal
behind, this lime for good.
BuldeepinyourMM. yoo
bowthatthis happiness ilonly
ICmporary,becau$e yoo can Feel
llIin&, changina again, c ..... g_
inClike~yalway.have. And
you'n:: tcaml, boc:lUse as hard
.)'OU try 10 lIop it, it JClI hold
of you 10 tiChtly Ihat you can't
acapc, and the only thin, you
CIiII do i$ close )'OIIr eyes .nd
~ Ihat someone will (I)mC
aIont and $lop the pIIin,
Antho)'Oll wail in sile~_
You may wail daYI, )'Od Mil'
,,"lit weeb. You"...y CVflI
wail yean. wlitina for 1I(HTIe­!
hi", 10 happen thlll will get
you OUt or where )'OIl ue. But
you don't dare spelk 10 anyone
about what )'<HI ue feclina_
They would juSt Il ugh I t you,
all youcrazy, whisper behind
)'OUI back. ShUI up, jusl Shill
ytJllr moulh aM IH! qllltt, you
((TUm It younclF. No o"~...,­a/
I, Mrt$, anY"'·lJY. Yoo think
lOyoursc lr,lf only I wau maner
1)'OfI'rtJlJSlupidl, ifonly l was
funnier (1VId borln", if only I
looted bcucr flUId uglyl, If
only, ilonly ... lfonly i could be
liL:cvayonecLR(bulyr>U ...... r
will/. If only I could jUlI
be...~I ,
As li me COXI by. you
lU\IuIe 10 tctthlOUJh jlUl one
man: day. 1be Ihinp )'011 uKd
10 like doinc We 100 mlK"h
cnc:IJY. and bo:Sidel, they're
poindeu. WbyWISICyourlime
coin&lOd_1 YOlO know tllll
)'OU'nfailanyway. Whybother
coinc OUI with )'OUr friendl
wilen you'U j U51 end up ohi­CinC
tbem down with y0\l1
Nobody likel 10 be around
pcopIclike you • )'OII'n:: just not
fun ellOllch. You ne~r have
been. You never will be. So
"'hy bother trying1 1bey never
likedyouanyway. 1beywon't
o;arewhc:n you're gone. Noone
",ill.
And then yOO feel guilty.
1'hc:re's IIOIhing wrong wilh
' yOllr friends - lhey're $Ome of
the greatest pc:ople you've
known. YouOOn'ldcser,t their
friendship - lhey're too gQ()d
for you. And so Ihe only kind
Ihing thai youcandoforthem is
10lmile aoo pretend Ihat every­thing
is fine, cven though you
know that Ihings arc far from
being nne. Even when yoo
know that il must end soon bo:­cause
you JUSt ean'l take you
any longer.
So JOII begin 10 plan yoor
dayscuefully. making lists and
dw:c:king things off as you get
IlIem taken care of. Any free
time you have, you ~nd writ­"'"
P/elJu ...
You try nOi to IiSlen 10 it,
cursing il as you cUrse the un­C<'
nainty you feel now.
help me ...
ThiJ iJ )'lJur lJniy chlJl.«,
)'011/00/, )'OIIr mind scream.
From within. trying 10 drown
oul ih;u whisper.
IdOll', ...
If you dOll" do II _,
you'll MVU IH! able ro do il.
YO\I keep telling yourself that
il'snot worth ii - that life is not
ing leiters - lellers 10 your worthit. 1'hatyou'n::not\tolOflh
IdooI""'<IIII,odle.
1be voicedocsn 'I have 10
friend.$. kilers to your family. it.
some Iongcrlhanothen,lllcon­uininlthesamcmeuagc.
Yoo
pKk up your belongings. Iiule be loud for you to bear it - il
.... itsown"""yotb<'oinlhurd.
You cannot silence it, as lon,
as a pan or )'011 bo:licvo:l in
willi it is ,",yin,. Hold on to
thal voM.:e,anddon·IIct,O, 1r
you feel like you tan'l hoIdon
any longer, find JOIIICOOC you
can tn.tSI who tan help yoo.
That voice needs you as much
as you need it.
by liu .... remembering ...he",
and when and from ",iK>rn you
got thr:m, and ttying to decide
",ho you want to give lhem 10.
It huru knowing lhal you will
be ... aving all that you love be­hind,
and thai you ... ill have
Clu~ the pain that they will
feel for awhi le, but you know
thatthcrcisnootherway. lthas
10 be done.
WMn you have finished
everythinglhat wason your list.
and all of the Ieuc rs have boc:n
u" ked Intoawelopc:sandneatly
Slkked in your desk drn" 'CI.
you know thai )'OIIr time is al­-",.
I'm doing 1M righl IlIin"
)'011 tell yoonc:Jf as yoo reach
for the means thai will bring an
end 10 all or your problems.
Yourhurtpounds as you rtghl
10 hold on 10 )'OW"convietions­)'
011 have f.iled 1\ 10 many
thinp in the pastlllll you can'l
atT"ooi 10 fail at lhe one thing
that)'Ollalonecanoontrol_ You
can see the end from where
you're lIandi ng. and you wanl
10 /\In there, iNO the darkncs.s..
lilt fast as you cln.
But iOmCIhing is causing
)'OUr hands to shake and your
(celto falter.
AI firSt. il is a barely au_
dible whisper, a liny voke bur­ied
deep in the blackness of
yourcmotions. It one Ihal you
have heard all along. SOIll/!­limes
il was nearly losl in the
midst of lhe pain Ihat over­wMlmed
yoo, and $Ometimes
you tried to block il OUI, 10 JUSt
I knowlllll tnIII'Cthan any­thing,
yO\l don' t wam 10 liSten
to thai voice. ( know that you
feellikc yoo must destroy lhat
pan ofyoo that is tausing yOll
50 muclt pain. I know how
hard il is For you 10 bel ic:\-e
thai )'OUr li(e il worth hoIdin,
M~
I know il Iw:c:ause I 1m
tbeI'e, 100.
It i$ estimated thai nw;h
~ar, S,SOO 10 6.000 people
WIder the age or 25 commit
suicide - rouchly 18 people
cacf1 day who cboosc: 10 end
thr:ir liVC$. For roIleF SlU'
dents. suicide- il the second
le.Iing ~\lse 0( dauh (ifler
aetidents). Stllllin hive
shown thai most suicides and
attempted suicidcsoa:ur in the
penon's place of re$ide~,
usually betwecn the hours of
3:00 pm and midnighl, when
family and frieoos WOII ld be
nearby; this fiUggC5\S lhal sui­cide
is not SO much an act 10
bring aboul a ocalh, but a cry
for anenl ion, forlove, forhe!p.
COcttl1lry to popular be­lief.
suicide is not an impul­sive
acl; il is lheendofllong
and painFul struggle 10 deal
[f you believe Ihat yoo may be
lenously affecled by Seasonal
Affective Disorder. yOU may
want 10 consider seeking a pro­fessionalopinion.
For mild cases of the ",inler
blues.. Cet outside: II mlK"h .IS
possible. especially In the early
momin, hours in order 10 maxi­mi~
nposurelo$Unligh'- Exer­eile
ilalsoone way to bum calo­ries
IUd 10 surpressllppelite ""'ldI
often rH\Ilu; in weight lIin dur­ing
the winler tcalOn. Exercise
" 10 rN,,", SlI"o:II, mUo:I the
body wort: mon: e rr"icnlly, and
"'ith the seemingly unbearable
$ln:Ssel of lriendship$. family
problems. or tchool. and .he fail ­un::
10 x hieve a tense of se lf.
est~m and se lf·wonh. People
an:ofIcndriven t08I1e .... ;;I I"COIII­mit
suicide becauSC' or others'
ocnial oflhe tcverily of Ihe pain
Ihattheyare feeling. n::infon:ing
the ilka lhat no one really C8lC5.
Waming , igns of an Indi­vidlLal
whomay be. uffering from
deprtu ion.oneofthc maintauscs
or luicide. and may possibly be
ronsiderina III icide, inc IIIde J.UCh
chl n,n in pellonllity Ind
lifCS!yle as:
• Il«ping habitl (insomnia
or constant feelings of flligue:)
• IUl't'Uive Indlor hostile
behayior
'aIcohoI and/or d/\lg abuse
·unu.plalncd Ind l udden
mood l win,s
'inability 10 <'(InI;entrate
' Iou of mtcrcll in preYiou II Y
o:njoycd ..:1iviticl
will minimize one's feelings ~F
beingroupcd up. Anothcr~
way to rounter&C1IJ>os<, ",inter
blues is 10 plan a vocation or I
~ suywhere the sua is Plin_
ing, ;r po5Sible. Don't wail
until ..... ng 10 be happy agaln!
Goa OUtside. h:avesomefun,and
enjoy acti¥na unique: 10 win_
ter such", skiing. ice sbiin"
lkddinl-orjust throwmglllOW­balls
aI your friends. And just
relTlC'<nbcr, Spring Break is x­tu
.llly not that far away!
daYSI week,andean bereacbcd
at 2n-SlSI (TDD 21S-27(0).
lbc:n: are also numerous c;<IIln
$Cling ,enters and scrvice li
available in It.C RocllestCf area
- just look in the Ycllow Pages,
under "Counselors - Human
Relal ions."
Suicidal indiv iduals often
fccl as if they an: not loved and
not lovablc. andaredcspcrately
tryi ng 10 get someone to prove
othcrwitc to them. Although
yoo cannot solve their prob­IeITll
for them, you can show
tbem )'OUr IIIpporI by l imply
listening to thr:m and n::assur­ing
them Ihat sornconc - J'f1U -
-~.
Ifyolllre<r thinkyou may
bo: suicidal, please talk 10 some­one,
In~ - let others know
.... hai you an: reeling. You do
not have 10 go through this ,,-
-JaMlJ E:. Sisok
'the Ion or Ixk or friends r::---::-::---:----l
'vcrbalthreats(MIII'ishl",u eou-tia& Senio;a:
dead. " " l/ wlllfJlIlH!overlOtHt. j AJtmugh the coIk:gc )'C*1
'evidence of • death wllih bring an cxciting diversity 0(
(romnliuingdangerouli ..:1s) cll.l.llcnges . nd opportUnilies,
If lhese l ignals or dit- thf:n,.-c oI\cn pR:SSUtn. 1111'
tl"o:ll ue Ignomi. cvenlually, lite ccnainlic:s.. IUd oonccrns gcn­threat
of the individual 111ternp!' allied from family, school. or
ingor,ommiuingsuil:idcgn::ally Olha' IOUI'CeL
inrn:ascs. Tbcscnseof helpiur Coonseling Scnrio;el al
nesli and hopclclSIICU fell by tlte N-m «isu 10 help narn­person
bccornI:i _ and IIIOte inc your conccms in In lin»­eyidenl.
nd pronounted. f'repa. spberc or conrldentialily and
nlioru fordealh,iIK"h asrnl.king IIIppor1 10 enable you 10 te­up
. will, pKking up and/or l iv. spond moR! effectively.
ina aWly poucllions. and Mget_ Nazarech'l prol"C$SlOn:aI IXllII>'
tin, Ihingl in order" are oIlcn aekn tdp IIlrcs& a wide ta-lF
madebeforelllil:ide ilMtemp«:d.. u pmonaIlUd acadenW: COIl-
II is never 100 13te 10 inter- cems.
vcne Ind offer help 10 I suicidal Some studc:nIs lied; """"'"
person. First of III. do not ave II::IiQg in scad! u a beQcr un­thr:
person alone. and do not be ~ u Ih:moJcM:s., Ita
lworn 10 $CCTeCy. Be direa.nd valucs. MtiWdcs., feelings., IUd
ask ,rheor $he i1' suicidal, irtbel'e identity. Others .:are with em­il
l plan. and when thil plan will 001T8 about rdaIionIIlip& <r with
be carried 001. Once you have '9CCializcd conccnu; su.cb as
this Information, make iure that CIling disordas, self_m,
thepersonfind$pro(essionalhelp ~. sexual abuse. s.ubstanee
• do not think lhat il il your reo Iiluse. 1ClWaIity. u thoughts d
5pOnsibility alone 10 ,",vc him or liuicide. Counsel ing Servw
her. Q1Q abo be used for issues u
NtuarcthCoIk:gccan pn:widc academic enhancement. lifc­lSSi5l111CC
in suicide prevention gael e~pIoration. or decision­and
intervcntion through Coun- making.
sc ling Services (e~ l. 6(3) and Individual, grQUp and
Health Servkes (ell. SOO), but couple OOU119:Iing arc available.
youarei nnoway li mitedtO lhese as!R a variety of ~ at
The Rochester Communily Mo- 00 OOSI. An appointment must
bile Crisis Team is available to be made in ~ e='!'I fi:r
inlervene anrJ assist in any crisis cmergeocics.
l itualion, 24 hours a day, seven L_=-_______ -'
4
Dr. Joel Fish
to Come
ToNaz
Dr. Joel Fish. Dj~(or of
!h.. Center for Spon Psychology
in Phillldc:lphla. PA .• will be vis­itin,
Nazareth College on Feb­ruary2G,
I996. Or. Fi~h. wbois
anployc:d .Sport P5YCbolosiSl
for the Philadelphia PhiUies or­ganialion.
the USA Women',
National ~r Team. and SI.
J(l$eph's Univcrsity's(PA) Alh·
Ietic Depanmcnl. Dr. Fish will
IIddreu sludcnu in the ShuiU
CenlcrForum at 7;30pmon the
topic of "College Ufe: Manag·
ing Sua.s. Cdcbralion. and Ea·
joying Lifc.~ He will also ad·
~ss Naumh roaches. suIT.
(IOCully. and resident hall a,M·
son in the Shul15O:nlcrForum
all:30pmon Ihelopicof~Tn lCr­vening
With Troubled Studenl.l:
Whll Works and What
Doe$n',T' The plt'xnwionsafe
spo:>rlfOmI by the Naureth Col·
lege OffICe of SlIbstaooe Abuse
Services i1I conjunction with the
N~lh College Athletic De­parune:
m and tile National Col­legiate
Athletic Auo,:ial ion.
Vibrant Folk Dance
Company from Brazil
to Display Traditions
at Nazareth College
No company heller embod­ies
the idea of blao;:k d:mo;:e in
Africa and beyond lilan the vi­brant
uoopc from BrvjJ. Bale
Foidoriodl8abiL Bnazir .. ,lIIly
professional folk dano.:e e(>lll_
plllly, .... iIt potS(:nt a n::po.:nlll)'
baKd on the beautiful and intri_
~ate tradition, of8ahia, a "'gion
in the noo1h ofBI1Ilil, on Friday,
February 9 I t 8 pm. Tickcu an: "'. lllc 30 danttn, musicians,
and singenoflhccompany will
perform foltlooil: d:tnccs from a
n::gion in which the popular cul­ture
WIiS fanned by the comb,­n31ion
of thn::e di ffcrem innu­enCC's:
African. from the inU'O­duction
of slavery in lhe L:ue
16Ih centu ry; Indian. from the
indig~_s propla of Brazil:
and European, Ihrougb the For_
lugu~se colonization. lllc pr0-
gram includes s lav~ dances,
Capoeira (a form oflllilMial arts).
!lImba, and dance tha! celebrate:
Carnival.
"E.nergy explodes uninhib­itedly
in the Af rican-dcrivcd fol J;
dancesoflhis marvelous Brazil­iart
company. With iu tarnival
andsbvclbntes. intheCapocin
and ill the piety of the samba.
this cxuhennt. uni'llM:ly Bmil­ian
group should absolutely he
seen," TIre New York TJnltJ "'_
"",oJ
Bale fol~Jorico da Bahia
$131<: of Bahia. In this shott
hi~. t.hclroupo.:lIas achieved
OOI\SIderable success, pillticu­larIy
with iu perfonn.mces at
F~c'li Lyon Biennale de la
Dansc, ... hieh in 1994 ed­ebrlotcd
Af rican-dc:rived d:tncc
.... ith the presentation of I'IIOf'e
than 20 Inlernational compa­niei.
The company has lOUred
to m\W:h fl«:laim throughout
its own coontry, and in 1990
and 1993 it was named the
-Best Dance: Company in Bn_
'l.H,H an award given by the
Ministry of Cuhure. Since its
European debut in 1992 in
Ikrlin. the troufIC has returned
sevcraltimeslOtourGcrmany,
France, and I)l/w;,r coonllics.
The eUrll'nt A~rican debut
LOUr will incltJdc theate:1'I in
New yoritCity. Boston, Wash­ingtoo,
D.C., and other e itiei
COIISI-t<H:Oa$1.
Accoruing 10 Fnm<.:e'li LA
PTOgf'n "Rale Folclorico de
Bahia made a great impres­sion
. nd even produced I
mi racle: they made a pan of
the public set up and dance.
TWo n::uons fOlthe audience',
infat\llllion : the exCC'llence 01
the ani$lS and tbat oflhe pr0-
duction, One has 10 adon:: this
fren/jed spcclocle, ~Mlla1.$Q
full of passion and fire."
Tid~u forBal~ Folcloico
"''ll$ fonncd in 1987 by Walsoo daBahiureS25andareavail­Botcillo
and Ninho R~is in the able at Nazareth CoIkge Arts
city ofSalVldor in the nonhem Center Bo~ OffICe.
rL-O-o-k-in-g-fi-o-r-a-}-O-b-,-C-O--O-~-,--~~-'~"~~~" I
or Internship position?
Attend the fifth annual.
Rochester Area i
Career Expo 1996
1:00 PM _ 5:00 PM
FOf' mort! information,
Of' If you require special
IRELAND 1996
Galway, the West Coast Of Ireland, Dublin, Casket, Blarney & Ki.'I.,·.,,1
Irish Tour Hay 13 - 20, 1996
Tour includes: ROWldtrip airfare from
Rochester, tourist class hotels, full Irish breakfast & dinners (except in
Dublin), motorcoach with driver & guide, Dublin City toUT guide, and free
entry to: Trinity College, 51. Patricks, Bwtratty Folk Park & Kylemore
Abbey.
Cost $1,429,00
Requirements: Valid Passport
Tour open to students & theirfamUies, alumni and friends of Jh,"oll •••. 1
IPrDfusora>aJ !Morris *J79
•
. ,
EED SOME INSIGHT ON VALEr·nINEiS'DAY?"
CHECK THIS OUT...
ear .Juliann Landers,
Jul iann,
For • long ti me:. I have
y admimd a very close
ofminc. My oaly pnlb­illhal
l r",,[ my idmil1llion
_ging and growing into
of love f(ll" him. J
for him. [have Iricd ~v_
timalobring up IbclOpic
¥ and our relationship.
liaM.an you.givc "'" ad-
011 how 10 talk to him and
f<:d intimidaled1
SJryGirl
ar .Ihy girl,
Fi", of all, before you
pinto anylhing. Slop and
IfcwilCms. Whyi,i.
)"OIl' feelings suddenly
Is il because you'n:
.,"'CCO relation.h ip. and
Iy. or ~ your recli""
~illC? Also,ilill ikd ylh'l
feelings will be n:lu~'1
001. you may wanl 10 con·
keeping your mouth $hut
~r !h.on ""ining I greal
i;.a.w.ip. Ooceyou'vccon­~
these factors. i"'lime
mate. cboice.. If you Slill
to clue him in. &0 for il.
Try 10 SCI Up' time for jU&llhc
IWO of you 10 gel together.
somc:plaoc you rcd comfon­able.
Try toup"'n your r"d·
inpfranklyandhoncstly.1bcn
sec what happens. lie .... y be.
bit shocked al fil1.l. I wQUldn'1
comcon too Sirong (don' l sun
LBlking rnaniage QT anylhlng!),
jun be yourself. I wish you 1011
of lOCk.
Sincerely.
JulitJlUI I..tJnJ"s
OearJulian n,
R~c~n l!y, I h.vc b~en
~I"'nding a s ignificanl amounl
Oflimeoolheinlem~I.Imt"la
guy and he seems really nicc.
He has called ICverallimcs 10
dial. Now however. lie calls
alnlOSl e~)' from Florida
and il is becominl annoyin&­How
can I teU him lhal il is
okay 10 call once in ..... hile1 [
can·l deal .... ilh lhe eonslanl in·
lerruptions!
Dear Irrilalrd,
You need 10 lell him filii
OUI that you'~ not inle~.
Saysomelhing like. ""Look.)'OII
makea nice pen pal. \)ul l don'l
have lime to talk 11) yOll evcry
nighl. Eilller we talk once in
.whiteor not .... I1:· This may
sound harsh. bUI il should do
the bid. Whalev.r you do.
don'leali him. lie J«m$ a bil
obsessed. soifyo .. give him an
inch. he'll lake a mile and Ihe
ca.llingmay5lartupagain. TIlen
get yoursc: lf OUI of the Lab and
havd .. n with yourfril:nds. Per·
sonaIly, rel.tionship' OVCTllIe
nel frighten me. S-ma,1 is a
nicc ahe ....... ive to llIe post of·
fice for kC(:pini in louch .... ilh
family and friend$. H~vcr, [
wi ll risk being Old-fashioned
by sa~ ing lhat I prefer 10 meet
people in pel"lOll. He~. I'm
will ing lObe behind the limes!
8ul. I digress.. Anyway,good
hack and don't lei. thil guy dis­rupt
your life!
SiMerel),.
Juliann lAndul
Dur Julia nn,
Over vac ... ion I fell in love
withaguy.ltalkcdlOhimover
lhe phone I few limes and we
even wc:nl out twice. lihoughl
things were wortlng OUI and
heading in the right direclion.
However, Ihe lalil lime we
tal ked. lie nat OUllold me Mnol
10 gel my IIopcI up" OVCT •
relalionship with him. Now.
I'm very angrywilh him. How
can I forgive and forget1
De.r Wilhoul Lon,
1_ prob~lIl$on bochsidcs
oftherelaliomhip.. You'vconl~
been out lwW;c yel you'vcfalkn
in love. It I.kel more than a
fcw phone calls 10 develop a
relalionship of lovc. ThaI
docsn 't mean your feelings
arcn' l importanl. bul you &houkl
1101 blow lhe situation OUI of
propoI1ion. Now as fot this
xuy. I would 1_ one of tWO
things.. He may just not be
..,adyforlcommilmml. Many
ladies and IUYs are.~luctam \0
commil 50 early in the: XarrJC.
He may JUSI W;ulIIO be friends
for now and .see OI""r people
until he is nlOre au'" aboul his
fecli",1. The OIher possibilily
is Ihatlle is j ust _jcft who was
lcading you on. You need 10
judge llIe ,iluation for yourself.
I don't knowthc gu~.10 I ha~e
no idea aboul his imenlions.
You eln eilher remain friends
wilh him and see what happens
or drop lhe relalionship alto­gether.
This may be better for
you if you _ going to be hu"
by him apin in I"" future. Try
to move on with your life.
Sinanly.
Julimm umJus
Dear Juliann,
Whal iSlhe meaning of life~
Curloas
De.r Curious,
Honey. if I knew. I'd be
glad 10lcll you. Ofcoursc:.if l
did know. I would be fabulously
rich and woukll1Ol be wriling
this column! Keep searching
and maybe you' lI find out for
YOUl"IClf. or «lWllC, then you
must write back and share il
wilh me!
Jull/wl
Submil all qucstions and pr0b­lems
10 me al Bo~ f4800r at llIe
Gleaner offICe. The~ can be
anonYDlOUI. I·mwaitinglOhear
from you!
.h-eck Your Sign. .. Horoscopes by Andrea M. Hultz wilh lhe now _ you mighl have come at • bcuef time _ luck~ Lo>
tm""r 22 -Ja nuary 20) a less stressful life Ihat wa~. ~ou! (July 24 · AUlust 13)
A problem lhil monlh will Try 10 meet up wilh lOme old You will haveman~ people
impossible 10 O1Ien:(IIIIe. friends on Valentine', Day - Gemini who will need you this monlh-ba~
no fear • evcrythin, they might need your shoulder (Mly22 - J uM21) bul don', let Ihis gel you 100
wort OUt by the end of the \0 cry on • and you milhl need Things wiLl ItO smoOther d istmCtcd: Ihil i. not a good
Your friends _ pa- lhe comfon of an old f.-Knd. this monlh· and c"cn pouibly monlhtostar\ slacking. and nexl
forgiving.and loving. and in I"" lo~" depanmenl. This monlh won'l be beller.
be!.here for you 10 lean on. Aril'!l good lu~k mighl nOi last for·
(M • ...,h 21 - Apr il 20) evcr • so livc it up while you Virgo u"'" Y 011 will meel someone can. (Aulm l 24 - Sepl\'mbu 13)
21 - Ft bruary 19) new - possibly IO~ very Your bad luck wilh the op-
You will finally i"!1 call uc:iting. So.M.kecpValenline'l posite foe~ will h.ave taken a do·
)"011 !llvehccn .... iling for, Da.~ open - you~'" never te ll ClOUr malic lum for the: betlcr. So no f"" ... """" .... , Yoo
Wtt..1 mighl happen! (JnM 22 _ Jull 13) mort: whining, and you mighl
.. Ie \0 get the work done You will run inlO5OmeOne nab somoone ror Valentine',
)'00 !live been pIIlling off Taurus who will gOteOO your nel'lcs- 0."
JQ long . 50 keep busy! (A pril 21 - May 2 1) bul don'l worry 100 much - lie
Wilhoul Looking 100 hard. orshe will walkoulofyour life (,ibn
""' ~ou will lind yourmalch made as quickly as lhey wal~ed in. (Se pt t mb\'r 24 · October 23)
ary 20 - Man:h 20) in heaven. L.o~ will blO$SOnl Keep your schedule: clear for This isa grcaI mooth \OSland
Try not 10 schedule thinll (or mosl ofthc monlh. and pos- the Last halrorthe monlh- who OUt (rom lhe rest of the crowd.
much this month. and so sibly longer. It couldn't h.ave know!; what mighl rome up. and _ bi, project will help \0
AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL VIGIL
Following the International Banquet
February 11th approx. 5:30pm
keep ~our mind o ff of other
thingl.
....,,'" (October 24 - N~m ber 22)
You will find ... ·hatyou have
been looking for lhe Last foeV-era!
monlhs - SO gel searchingl
Valentine's Day is just around
lhe corner - bul don'l gel ~our
hopes up 100 high. &OfI1Ctimcl
Ihi",s don' t a lways lum OUI the
..... y they shoukl.
Sailill~riUl
(No"ember 13 - Decmtber 2" You will be lucky Ihi$
moolh - so Iry ~our hand allhe
IOtlcry. A Long-diSl.al1Ce ro-mance
or IOI"I1e kind will get
intense. 10 be cudul!
Amnesty is an Organization Dedicated to the
Struggle for Human Rights Throughout the World .
Come & Support This Worthy Cause!
6 THE GLEANER February 9, 1996 VALENTINE MESSAGES TO THOSE VERY
SPECIAL PEOPLE!
To: TI!e Brain Surgeon To: William Turner
Noyember 13. 199~. I wilL Happy Valentinc's Day.
remember fon:ver. I love Love y~, Ruth Bcyene
)'ou!
From: The Drunken Pirate To: Bcth
J'tsptre que tu sens bien!
To: AU the men on campus From: Eric
Come romp with us!
From: Yakko. WaHoo and To: All the men who have
Do< playoo a part in my
life ... Thank you for the love,
Dear Mr. Pt:ndcrhucs. the joy. \ears. and tbe fears.
Wishin!; you a very Happy From: Calla
Valentine's Day "ct un grand
baiser." To: Yaa Hamon
I..(l\"e, ~h. Diekinon I love ya.
From: RUlh Beyene
To: Kujichagulia
Keep lhe dream alive! To: I.A.R,
From: Rulh Bcyene Will you be my valentine?
Naz Survey: If you Could
Receive Anything on Valentine's
Day, What Would it be?
by Becca Newell
a nice romantic candlelighl
dinner acoompllnied by a
nice, roaring fireplace
My boyfricnd'~ unc<)nditional
love
a hug
a picnk in a bed uf nowers
a niee weekend gctaway
a gin cc.lifoeale to lhe mall
a single red rose
10 be wilh my boyfriend un
Valentine's Day
sexy underwear
earrings
a viS it from my boyfriend
red roses
palicnce and understanding
from my boyfriend
Cindy Crawford's head on a
plauer
a new boyfriend
a kiss
na ro,m_.'l Iie trip 10 Venice
a teddybear
a massage
Movie Review: 12 Monkeys
by Sarah Hoi""
Over the holiday break I
had the opponunily 10 sec 12
Monkeys. the new crilieally
acclaimed Time Travel Epkdi­reetoo
by Terry Gilliam. I had
been e1pecting a movie wilh a
Slrangc Iwisl, aconfusing SlOT)'
line. and good &Cton. What I
experienced ""as defonitely one
of the hcsl movies I have seen
'" Much like Gilliam'sprevi-ous
films, The Fisher King and
Br(Jzil, 12 Mrmuys hasa lot of
surreal qualities. It is laden
with adventure and lhought­provoking
subplolS. and ;I'S
ilefi nitclynOi a movie youcould
daydream through,
Based around the 1962
French Experimental Film tilled
lA Bollche, this version cenlers
around Bruce Willis as a fUlur-disease
eru(ll.ion , lhe s urviving
populatiun is forced 10 inhabit
an underground civilization,
The Anny oftM 12 Monkeys is
the environmental group
thought 10 be responsible for
theoutbreal and features Brad
Pill as its complelCly unstable,
arguably psychotic leader.
Also Slarring is Madeline
Sioweasihe psychologist who
dcsperately wams \() prove
Willis is erazy as he desper­ately
wants her to help him.
As a whole, Ihis movie was
outstanding. The acting was
undeniably superb and its com­plications
added to ils unique­ness.
ltalsoincorporatcsaraw.
and in my thoughts. chilling
soundlrack inlO the
suspe nsefulneu. The
soundtrack is soon 10 be re­leased,
and il will be available
istic convict. He is offered a under the Universal Studios
fullpllrdonifheagreeuotrave! reeord lab,,]. I fccl that this
back in timeinseareh ufamys_ movie, and the soundtrack, an:
teoiousdiseasc thai kills 4.~ mil- wonh the money. and eenainly
lion people in 1996. After the wonh the lime.
~q
From: your not so secret and love for Valentine's Day!
admirer From: Amanda
To: Connie and Noreenie To: Erik McNair
Here's wishing you boIh a I love you, I want you, I lust
tall burly man to lavish you for you!
with hugs! From: AJ.
From: ?
To: Mi blancita
To: All the chickies "Te adoro" and I will always
Whether you're celebnlling be h~re for you! Love you!!!
Qf not. have a spiffy day! From: Tu bIlIt
Love, Jules
Tu: Tamika West
To: Colleen (charmin) Thank you for being a great
Happy V-Day. You are my roommlue. I love you.
sunshine! Forever us! From: Ruth Bcyene
From; ?
Tu: All my homeys (friends)
To: My 5,0. Thanx for being great friend
Wisbing you much happiness
The Top 10 Songs you Don't Want
Dedicated to you on Valentine's Day
by Eric Childers
lO. I Kissed a Girl- Jill Sobule
9. You Say He's JuSI a Friend -I'linel! Markie
8, You Don't Bring Mc Flo""ers - Babs & Neil
7, My Buyfriend's Back
6. Gypsies, Tramps, and Thieves - Cher
5. You'll See - Madonna
4. Light ofSomc Kind _ Ani Difranco
3, Shun Shoft Man - 20 Palms
2. Doll Pans - Hole
l. You Outta Knnw - Alani& Morrisette
Greentip: Americans drive nearly 4 billion
miles a day. using 200 million gallons of gas.
NEW YORK
_ ... '1<10), .. <1
IMP(RI.-.l THUTRE
Col T,k~""" 1111l1l9-<;Sl
COMINCTO
and for bein!; hcre for me!
From: Evie Negron
To: The Kearney chicks and
n,y other half
You guys are the greatest! !
wish you alllo,'c and happi-ness
in your relationships on I
Valentine's Day! Know tha!
love you!
From: Mumbles
To: C.B.
May uur relatiunship Ouurish
forever!
From: Tu amigo.
To; D.B.
I know you'll never be mine.
but I'll admire you always!
Lo .... , Your Secret Admirer
To: Steph, Beeca. Shannon.
Joana, MaT)', Natasha.
Eli7.abelb. and Slacy
Je vous aime!
Love, EJ.
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CELEBRATE THE MOST ROMANTIC DAY
OF THE YEAR!
What is the Most Romantic Way to Spend Valentine's Day? He She Sal-d Walking hand in hand happyl>e'sbcensioccyou'vc
• •• (hroughlhel...a!inQuancnolhc been in his lir~. and Ihal he
• by Sara Dn;" [ogether. exchanging Joving Champs de Mars. you lake in never wams you two to be SO ",d Picture i1 ... Ii'S early mom- gJancesand small (al~. As you the bn::3th-taking shadc~ of red apan ... Duwn on his kn",",s. he
~ •• ing in Paris on the 141h of Feb- watch them, you wonder if a~d .orangc .. ~ wind, usual~y La~CS your haDd and ph":es a
ruary. Youandyoursignlncant oomeonc will ever be walch. fng,d at lh,s lime of year, IS ring upon your linger. asking
(llhcr (yOU are unmarried) ha,'c ing the tWO by EJ. Monsler of you, if i( will cool and crisp as it blows you 10 spend lhe res! of your
To me. Ihe moSI romantic
way 10 spend Valentine's Day
would be 10 sper>d lhe day wilh
the: onc Iloye doing whaleyer
makes us both happy. ] would
"ill lhis day off by cooking
mycompanion breakfasl in bed
IIIId smocbering ncr wilh love
ODd affe<;lion. llte day would
conlinuc on wilh a soolh ing
... alk in lhe woods. observing
all lbe beauliful cicmenlS of
nature Ihal ~urround us, laking
oorlimc losure ly notkealil he
imag<:s of love Ihal are por­U'IIyed
in lhe beaUly OfnllUre.
The walk would be followed
by t refreshing and relaxing
siCSla, including a small bUI
fulfi lling lunch. As evening
"';vcs.1 would escon my love
to lbe lbealer for her favorile
~ and In.:n eulminale lhe
cvening wilh dinner al her fa­voole
res!auranl. Al dinner I
III{)Uld ha,'c adOLen long Slcm
!mel; wailing for my w mpan_
ion,and lhe waillngSlaffwould
be instructed 10 do whalc,·cr
would malc ber happy. After
dinner we would relUm home
and .nuggleup for a comron­able
evcning walching our fa­vorite
movies togclher and lei
nature take if S course ..... ! II
Don't you Just
Love it When ...
Yoorsignificanl otherrloos nOl
understand Ihe conccpl of
Valcnlir.e·s Day and wonders
"hy yoo're UpSCI wilh him!
~,
Your boyfriend has neycrbec:n
Cl'enrel1\Oldy farniliarwilh lhe
word "romanlic."'
It·s yel aga in anolher
V~lell1ine'$ Day., ... and you're
still single.
Yoor beSl friends are given
1'06eS. gifts of every son. and
an: !liken 0111 for a romanlic
dinner while you sil in your
donn 100m walching sappy
f, lms like T1rt Cutting Edgt.
C/ooJt. Unlamtd }/~afl. and
Only Yau and saying "Well.
maybe neXI year" 10 yourself.
Yout girl friend ex peetS a dozen
1OKS. champagne. an eighl
CO\Ir.;c meal. and a limo,
It· ~ Valenline·s Day.
period!
HAPPY FEB. 14THI
"om the Gleaner Stat!
JUSt arrived at Ihe Charles de cvcrbe &OOOViOUSlooulSidcrs through your hair. Thc EiITci life wilh him.
Gaulle airport. and you're look- how mIlCh in love you really Tower looms ahead. As lhe sun disappears and
ing forward 10awcekofre~1 and are. even after years of mar· It is quiel here. 1llere are lhe wind pich up. you rea li :te
rehucalion in Ille "CilyofLovc." riage. As you finiSh your din· few people around. and as you Ihallhoscpcople Ihal you were
Taking a Ialli 10 your hOlel in !>C r. lhe sun begins ils de"""m make Ihe journey upward. walchingsoinlcmly havenolh­dowmownParis.
lhclwoofyou inlOlhcwinlcrsky.andhesug- you're Ihe only IWO people ingcompan:dloyuu, Heading
nap forawhilc{loo 7 hourflighl geslSlhalperhap$lkbeslplace around. Once al lhe lop. you downtoground level. you look
andjellaghavccxhausled you). 10 yiew Paris al sun:sel would wander around. laking in lhe al 100 man who is 10 become
and Ihen rise for an early dinner be from aloplhe EiffclTower. cily fmm 1.000 f""l above. your husband and realize Ihal
al an old.quaim caf~inlool.alin Grudgingly. you agree. You Suddenly.heSlopsar>dWrnslo you don·1 need Valenline's
Quaner. wam 10 silly and contin ue 10 look al you. Lcuinggoofyour Day. q uainl French cafcs. Ius­Siuing
in Ihe caf~. you ob- observe Ihe couples around hand. he lells you how happy lrous su nscls. Or Ihe Eiffel
serye IiCvernl older. married you.wishingyoucoukJbeollC 1M:: is thaI you've decided to Tower.lltemanhyyoursideis
coo pleshavingromanlicdinllCrs oflhem. lake Ihis lrip with him. how enough.
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Rochester Area Colleges and Universities
April 24, 1996
Diplomat Banquet Center
1956 Lyell Avenue, Rochester, NY
8:00 am - 5:00 pm
School districts from across USA expected to attend.
Employers will be seeking candidates for Fall '96 positions in teaching and
pupil personnel services.
Space is limited and participation is open to currently enrolled students and
alumni from ten Rochester Area Colleges.
Pre-registration is required, and registrat ion materials MUST BE RECEIVED
by March 5. Materials received after that date wjl! not be accepted.
A random drawing will delennine which candidates will be eligible to
participate.
For further details and registration materials contact:
Nazareth College of Rochester
Career Services Office - Shults Center
586--2525, ext. 284
8 THE GtEANER February 9, 1996 .
SCHEDULE OF EVENTS FOR LA MAISON
Dintr Pronnpl _ S IS for
non-NllUU'eth studen" 11 La
Mai50ll F~sc. Friday. feb­ruary
9 at 6:00 pm. Reservl­lions
are required
" La Claire de Man Nre -
(film), ThurWaY, ,,"bruary IS.
'996.
FRAN<;AISE
"frica.,-Amerlcan DiOMr -
Ctkbntinr; DiYersity, ThUl'S­day,
FcboLary 22. 1996al 7:00
pm. RCICl"'atiOllsan: required.
Elizabeth Hodes - "La
Musique de Piaf," in conccn
live: in the Shuhs Center caba­rei.
Thursday. February 29th al
g:oo pm.
DeJ~u aer Conversation
Thur1day, March 7, 1996.
Gay.ad Le!iblan Oin~r -Ccl­cbraling
Dh·enily. Thursday.
Mareh 7.1996.
Ruden Theiller, Let Fabl6
de III Fontili ne - Thursday.
March 21, 1996.
MamanllYlun lIommedans
Ion Lit - (film). Thursday.
March 28. 1996.
I.e Chateau de Ma Mfrt' -
(mm), Thursday. April II. ''''.
French lIonor Sodety - Sat��urday.
April 13. 1996 al 4:00
pm.
Eric Vincent - In concen liye Lo Malson Fraf"l\j:aIse beaulilutly decorot.cl lor the Noel
in the Shults Center cabaret. ri~:=;::"-",",;;--••- ----_. ..- -::;
:!~y.ApriIIS.I996atS:OOI Enya _ "The Memory of Trees" I
by Eric ~ ally appal" half ViI'J tbuu&/l hct
Projet ClIlgnol. L'Homme
donI Ie CttUr rul Mange par
La Lune - The Man Whose
Thi&, ~ liM album frumme abms. The 6Ile tract &Ms me
Irish sinFr. ill pc:!I\IIflIl'cr fn:a fcelingthatyouan:.....ningonc:of
Theablm has ics sh;reofmc:tlow dloscpseudobitfolms .... ichWyrma
Hean Wli ealen by Moon trnck. plUli sevo:ml upbi::aIltII"a Ryder. EnyagM:scadlofthcll
(French Thealer). A new lillie IiUd1 as "Anywt.:re Is" 00.:1 "On !lOngS Ihcir individualily, which is
play fOf pUppelS by Candide My Way Home." 1"hisCD tlows lOlTlCIhing she has had difflCUlly
Studenb. focully, onc! memben of the community Ihore CatTlISOO. Thursday, April 25. much SIOOOIhcrtlm hctprevious wilh in tOO past. All in all. il is I
convel1oOt\c:ln MCI,efI"lMhmenb crt the Open House crt Lo 1996 in Ani Cencer 14. 8:00 ones.andshckindlyomitsforus prcIIydoccnlVoUk.
Molson Frano;:oisoI hft:Iln Decembel'. pm. thosecoicgltccrnl noilIoithat usu-
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Coming Up
Feb.23-24,1996
FrIday _ RcgiSU1\l.ion from 6-
8pm in !he Cabaret.
Ha~ popoorn machine co like
popo;om 10 the movie.
Make a lisl or Ihings 10 do­pool.
racquet ball. ecc
AI 7 & IOpm. in che forum: -
movie .... Muppd:r Tab Ma,,·
halla,.
Sallirday - Late regiSUlllion at
lOam in !he ~nr; lounce
located in Shulu: Ccnler.
From 100m·Noon. tce-,hin
paintins in the aerobic:l room
in lhe bascmenl.,.Shulu: Ccn·
« .
C'haracatures win bcdonc from
lOam-noon in Ihe rc:adi nr;
lounge.
Brunch begins ac I 1:30am.
AI Noon: rnovie ..... Thf Irtdilm
in tlu Cupbotud
From 2-4pm-Rol1enk'linr; in
lhe 11m.
From 4:~: 3Opm-dinner.
.F.ro m" "S"-IO'"p m·Rick Kelley in From IOpm-2arn,M'~er in the
Cobo«.
SundllY
lOam.
- Breakfail he,in~
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T IIRAT I''''
·OA~.'''·
hy Mnller&
LE CERCLE
Camp~1l
The 1995 fall semester was
days. The Open House was a
bigsllCCeSll wilh aboullwo hun­dred
visitors who appreciated
a marvelous assonmenl of de­liciousFrench
pastries, Those
who came also learned about
lhe activities oflhe coming sc­mester
by watching B video
produced by the French Club.
llle vide<;> is av rulable for v iew_
ing allm: Media Cerner.
llle International Christ­maS
Christmas party. held in
the: Medaille Formal Lounge
on December 6, had a large
s<kia1i;re, share lum-OUl. Many students and
were also held families from lhe Naurelh
<,:(Immunity came 10 join in on
holiday spirit as slUdenls sang
traditional carols in lhe lan­guage
of their studies. The
evening closed wilh a singing
"SilcnINighl" in fivediffercnt
languages; Gennan. French.
Spanis h. haJian. and English.
Singing, ealing. and cheer
of the Christmas season con­tinued
wilh Noel il ia Ma ison
Fran~ais . Residen ts of Ihe
Fre nch House. their frie nds.
11~~~~f.S~i~;~:~~rEor aCnodm mmcumnbi etyrs ionf Rthco cFhreesntcehr
shared company fordinncr and
conversation on DccemberSlh.
... WHATA <· .
The fall season ended on a
busy nOle forthc French Club,
with many memories of good
limes shared. and many plans
for a neW year.
While conlinuing
Dcjcuncr Conversalions arn:I
the French Club. there are sev��eral
ncw evcnts to continue the
learning of various aspects of
the Freoch cuhure and 10 pro­mote
the understanding of cul­tural
diversity.
One man:: lJejcuncr Con­"
crsation will behcldon Man:h
7. at 12:30 pm at the French
House. French films will COn­linlle
to be sllown evcryThurs­day
al 8:00 pm at the house.
All are welcome to these ex·
cellenl foreign fcatu~. each
with English subtitles. This
week .• ce lebration offillTlllhy
Pagnol was held. including
Mariu$. Fanny, Ci sar, and w
Fem"'~ du Boulanger.
Thn:e dinncrs are planned
for I he se mc.stcr. i nc I uti ing van·
O\IS cultural thcmes and fine
dining. Thcfirstoneisplanncd
forFnday,February9lh. This
Dincr Proven,al is Ihe firsl
event of Cullural Divcrsity
Week. Provcnce is a unique
region in France with its own
spcciallies, and the dinner is
designed to gi"c students a laslC
oftherogion. Thccoslis$15
fornon-Nazarelhsludems. The
Afne"n-American Dinner will
be On Thursday. Fehruary22 at
7:00 pm. This dinner fealures
members of Kujichagulia, Ihe
Nazarelh African-American
group, who will talk about their
experiences as sludents al
Nazarelh. Finally. on Mareh
71h, will be the Gay and Lesbian
Dinncr, featuring members of
Lambda who will relate tbeir
experiences as stuocnts. 11JC
dinllCTS will becxpertly prepared
by Candide Carrasco, assisted
by sludems. Alldinners will be
served allbe French House. Res·
ervations are requin.-d.
A play for puppets. wriuen
by Candide Camu;co, entitled.
L'homm~ dOni I~ C~ur Jut
Ma/tg~ par 10 Lun~ (The Man
Whose Hean Was Eaten by the
Moon)will beshown in lhcArts
Center, Room 14 on.Thursday,
April 25th at g:OO pm.
Thc French Club is proud to
present two live conee ns per­forrn<:
d by prominent French
singers. Thc firsl will be held
Naz Presents Eric Vincent
& Elizabeth Hodes
on Thursday, February 291h,
and stars Elizabeth Hodes in
her concerl. "L:l rnusique de
Piaf." Hodes has been singing
professionally in cabarets and
clubli for more than 30 years,
and has made a career of trib_
utes to female musical greats.
In Ihisperfonnance. she shows
hcnalcnt singing famous songs
by Edith Piaf, a Frencb Singing
legcnd, wbodied in 1963. The
Sttond concerl will be held on
Thursday, April ISth, sUlmng
EricVincenl. Vinccnthascom·
pktcd numerous world lOUrs.
bringing his musical talents on
guitar and electronics 10 Over
120CQllnlrics. He uses rhythm
and melndies from all over. in­cluding
Brazil, the Caribbean,
and Africa,just to name a few.
Each performance begins at '
8:00 pm in the Shulls Center
cabaret.
The French Club has filled
this upcoming semesICr with
numcrous3Ctivil ics. Don'tn, iss
OUI!
EIli:Clbeih Hode$$ln~ La Mu~lque de PIaf, Thur5dCly, FebfClury 29th C118:00pm live In concert.
10 THE GLEANER February 9,1996 NAZARETH NEWS
Nazareth College Appoints New Director of Development Open Your Arms with Hopi
Nuamh CoUese his an­nounced
the appointment of
KenllCth S. Fyfe ofFaiTpOnIO
the position of din:ctor of de­~-,
Mr. Fyfepreviously\Olll the
Din:ctor of Evalualion IIXI ......
ICSSment ll the United W' y of
gn:ater Rochesler. Owing hi.
tenU/"C II 1M Uni!ed Way, he
\0lIl ~ibIc for 1M imple­melllation
of a new OUICOlllltS­based
model for evalualing
agencies that =eivc United
W.y support.
At the United W'y, he Ilbo
served .. lead $tall mt'IIIbcr lOa
'iOlllIIICCrwk foo:elapOllSible
wilhln the orpnizalion_
Mr. Fyfe also Krved II
Di=tor of Development at
Rochester Institute of Tech­nology,
College of Science;
Vice-Pre.;delll for Develov-­menllI
F"ma;erl...al:es Commu­nily
College; Exco;utivc Direc­lor
of the Finger Wes Devel­opment
Center for Bus.lncss,
11Ie.; and AasiSlant IOtheCoor­dinalor
of Rcscan:h and De-vclopment
M 1M Educational
Opponunity Center of SUNY
Brockpon.
Mr, Fyfe received his
bao;helor', dcgra: ill History
and Economies and • muter's
projects, he KIVCII ... tnlinerl
fadliwor in total qUlLily man­agement
II pan of the Shared
Decision Making Proceu Tcam
of the Fllrpon Central School
Di$lrlet, IlIId lI.board member
01' Sample Soap,. community
serviccprojoclol'XeroJ( Corpo-ration,
In Iddition, Mr. Fyfe has
served on numerous baud. and
advisory couocils, including
CommunityPartnen forYouth.,
the Monroe County Plrk. Ad­viSO!}'
Council, and the Finger
Lakes Private IOOuslf)' Coun­c
il. In 1986, he \OIlS appointed
by Lorin Zwut, 0._
A-Thoa Publicity Chai'lN' ....
for dcaillling tbe ncw evalua- dcgn:e in Secoodary Educ.­tion
model. In addition, Mr. lion at SUNY Brockport. Uti_
• Governing Board Member 0(
the Finger W«Regionai Edu­calion
CcntcrforEcQnomic De-
JuS! what does that mean,
"Open your anns wilb hoper
It'l the Ilopn focthe I)ance..A­Than
10 he held on March I,
1996. This il the founh year
that this hI.! been • program II
Nuan::Ib, and has tJe,cn I huge
succeu in past run. o.nc.:r.
will collect $pOIlSClfS 10 mse
money and then dance 10 the
music of local bands and OJ.
for 12 houn. from 6:00pm on
March I to 6:00am to MaKh 2
This year, danttrs will be danc>­ing
10 ber.efilIW(Ilocal orpn;.
l.llIionl, Cancer Action'sCAMP
OPEN ARMS and HOPE
Fyfe served IS. facilitator for lirina hi, bao;kground in de.- vclopment by 1M New York HALL
the implementation of lotal vclopmclll and college finance State Commissioner of &luca­qllllily
management pillCiples ill variolu community seMoe tion.
CAMP OPEN ARMS I. a
two-week day camp for ehil_
dren with cancerorothcr blood­n:
1.;ueddi$CI$Cs,agcs3- IS. One
unique thi"l; aboUllh is progllUTl
ilIlhat ilalso involves the sib­linv
of these children. Cancer
Action Initiated the camp 10
yean 1&0 to give children wilb
cancer I chance to enjoy lUm­mercamp
without lcavinghomc.
The proaramhas grown tremen­dously
in size since k 101 .. f ....
suned and is alw.ys looking
New Delta College Fares Gives
Students Travel Bargains
CoIlcse5tllCkntt aen:JM 1M
Uni!ed Su./Q _ eliJibic for
new Delta Unc$ "fu.1n. ~it~
fares • z.one-bued tieuu ai­Iowina:
!rIvel "* low .. SJ3.8
rou.ndlrip.
Dellaill ofl'erina; iu Student
Scka S.villlS CcniflCllte 10
coIlcgcstlldcntswhocail L-IIOO-
90[!l..TAO betwocn Jan.....,."­MaJeh
•• 1996, The ~E.1tn1
Oedil"'fan:s.n: valid fortnlvcl
Jan\W)' \!i. MaKb 31. 1996-
with holiday btal;koul dalCI in
eff«:lonFcbnwy 16.18.2.5,and
MaKh 3. TICkets _ non-re­fundabk
IIldmustbe~1wed
8( IcaIt IIeW:II days be!Oft: de.­paltllte.
hquests_ limitcdlO
one per stlldent.
A " udent may usc the
cen(o:Mc 10 lAvel 8( DeLia',
"'Ewa Credit" fam IIld We
lip 10 two frieadlMme_
fare. Fateurc$I2&,$I98,and
Sl l H fOUndtrip, depend'nl on
Ienp 0( tnlvcl by zone. E.c:h
SluOcnl IIUIIl provide 1M 001-
kF IWI"IC, _jar, aidreM.1IDI1
JlIIdenI. IdenlifocalioOl number
and prodllCC • valid " \Idem
ldentif lCIItion.the time 0( tick­etl"
l; and In.vcL, CcniflCllleS
m.y be req uested throu, h
MaKh" or while JUppLia Iut.
SomcAl'l'lpksaltnll'd with
DeLta', ~Extn Credit~ SlUotIcnt
Fares include destinations be­twocn
Atlanta and NuhviLle,
...... 1anc.1IDI1 o.ytorII Bcac:h, ...... -
lanta andOwicslon, S_C_,Cill­cinlllli
and New York, Cincin­nati
and Mon~l. OaIL.uIFon
Wonh and Albuquerque, DaJ­Iw'Fort
Worth and Chicago,
Sait We CiCy and San Diqq.
. nd S. 1t L. ke City and
Vancouver for $138. Atlanta
and Denver, Atlanta and New
York. Cincinnati and Orlando,
Cincimwi and Denl'tt, Dallul
Fon Worth and New York,
D. ll as/Fo rl Worth . nd
Vancouver, Salt We City and
and DatluIFon Wonh for
$ 198, and ~wccnothcrdcsti­rw.
ions including Atlanta and
Los Angeles. San Diego. or
San Frllld5Co. Atlanta and
V_vcr. Cincinnlli and Loi
Angeles, San Ditto or San
Fl"IIICiKO, Cillcimwi and La
Vegas. New YorI; and Scatlle,
Salt WeCity and New York or
Boston, and Ponland (OR) and
Ft .... udcnlale for S318, Call
Delta at 1-800-9DEL TAO for
more information.
Come find something
related to your major
or career goals - looks
great on a resume!
What employers will be there?
.. Sum.mer C~~
.. 'Bcut4
"'B~
.. 1i~Se¥V~
OY~LOfl4-'
Contact career ServtceS f"OI" more InronnaUon.
forvolunteers and financial
s.lstarICC 10 help keep the,
gram running.
HOPE HALL is. pO':I
non-profil5ChooI designedj
SlIIdenu wilh special lean:
needs whoconsiSlCntly Cl~
eooe fnl$ltllion and failUft
the tradit ional classroom
ting. HOP8 HALl tcrves
nced, ofehiklren in the
RochcslCt'" whoK IQ KOla
too high 10 be in a special 0
CIltion classroom, but ~
low 10 function wit bout
help In • regular elas
They _looking for fLl'llll\
lIS$isurw.:e in Older 10 he I P t\
families that cannot afford
minimum luit ion.
The vice-presidents of
UA =ognlzed clubs on
campus v«ed 10 ~Iit tbe
c;ccd$ from the Danee~A'
between these two g
ordcrtohelpasmany
pos&ible. If yoo would Ii
help n ise money for II
ClI/JICI or _Id like 10 ~
• friend, I:OnIaCl Matt q
Ibrough tbe WOMBAT f~
in the UndergndllllC AIIO
lion offICe 10 ICC how)'Oll
help.
The
Gleaner
Needs
You!
Call
586-
2525
ext. 340
WNAZ PRFSENTS
lbc Waler SU'eeI Music Hall
204 N Water Street
ThufS. Fcb.I-->Moon
Boottl.ow:r&Screaming
He/ldl_ TOf'5QI
$)'S'
fri. Ftb.l->CaR 2
Dance
Nik Fever &. Wrath of
Polyester
Pledge S2S+
SlIt. Feb.3-->EIecIrUr.
Zoo with Druids
",..
'ruts. Fcb.6--:>M~ with
Native Kin
Di=t from tbe Wetlands
$lIS<
FrI. Feb.'-->star& from
!he COMloUTMENTS
Adv.$IOO
SaI.Fcb.IO-->Freddy
Jona&nd
Ad ....
Tues.Feb.l3->DUB
SYNDICATE
Direct from England
Adv.$IO
Thurs.Ft b.15 _ > ~p
Blue Something
Adv.SIO
FrI.Feb.I6-_ >A Tribyle
!Ollie DEAD
F"o'Sl
February 9, 1996 TtiE GLEANER 11
Nazareth Springfest "Peace, Love., & Music - Nazstock '96"
by Lorin Z......t, SlIt VJ.ce...
Chairperson
Pit;tllre this, • be'"lir,,1
springdayonlhc lase wceunc!
in April. Wh.aI. will you bc
doing' Well, if you 1m' like
any other N azarcth student. )'OU
will be wins part in the Iladi­tional
Springfest activities. 5<>
wlull willthis ycar'&Springfest
..:tivitiet include? Any of the
~9 people who responded to
!he .u~r PIli OIIt by the Stu­dent
ActivilicsCooncil already
llavt:.dueabout what is going
oa.. So for thole of you who
didn't ~. hm:'s an idea
Jbout wIw 10 upect.
f'1I$I at all, we have a!herne
Ibi. year. The theme: ~Peace,
Love, and MUlic·NlZstock
"96" was selected by !he St u­dent
Activitiel Council based
on !he number of survey reo
sponses with similar ideas and
the ability to carT)' the theme:
OffICE HOURS
8:30 am ... :30 pm
8:30 am .1:00 pm
Drop in Hou",:
No'r.
through the w«kend. Other
popular lhc1l1Cll ideas included
-Esc.pe from the RuLn."
MMardi Ciru. M""Co-Ed Naked
Springfest," and ~Run for the
Border." A T·lihindcsigncon·
leSt ilcutmuly in proaress (see
postcr1 for dewu) whkh will
provide one w.y \hal tbe theme:
will be tied into the weekend.
Saturday . fternoon thore
wi ll be • wide variety of evenl$
to choose from. In the past,
there have been novelty activi­ties
such as IiUmo wrelitling and
lit YOIlcyball. Thi, year, Slu,
dents .t Naureth art in for a
treat. Comin, to N~ this
year for Springfe&! arc Vekro
Olympic • • Cutle Bounce,
Bouncy Boxing.and a FakeTIl'
too ani&!. Other ideas which
arc being looked into Include a
talOIcardteader, vellodor5 whose
merchandise tic into tbe theme,
carnivaL·type pma, aWam\C5.5
boolhs related to the environ­ment.
animal rights, de .• and a
few otber thinas that you' ll jU&!
have toCQmCw see (or your.
self. (Student ActivitiesCoon·
cil doesn't want to ,ive ,w,y
all of the deW). yet!)
Ofcoune, the high light of
the w«kend and the big que ...
tioo that everyone i. asking i.
"What bands arc we going to
act this year7" Of COUI'JC thai i.
the big queMion .nd cannot be
answerro II this time. In order
to keep the lIIIIity of the offlc.
ers o f the Student Activities
Council. proem thi. campus
from any more ",mars than arc
already flying •• nd to keep cv·
eryone guessing for the time
being, this information i. not
yetav.llable. Whatcanbesald,
however. is that the Studcnt
Activities Council i. looking
into a variety of bands based on
the most popular choices (rom
CAREER SERVICES OFflCE
SPRING 1996 SCHEDULE
Mond_y. ThurodJoy. Frid_y
Tuesday. Wedntf.by
TUm_yo &J1d WednHdays. 1:00 - 3:00
MO<>doIy. and Th" ttd_y .. 2:00· UJ)
Bri"( qua,;"", • ...1 COft«nI" or Y"'" m~_
for cn/"lui", . IS min. /I"", slot. IVith """"10«
oig>o ",. _iloW..
Ihe IUrvey. The Student N;'
tivitiesCoundi is Dttemptilllto
di¥a1Oify thetypcsofbandsthat
will be appearing over the
course of the weekend and lias
been incontaa withsomc bands
that you might have heard of
and a few Dtbc", that you have
never heard before. but Ire
wonh lisfening to .
Ailiways, the Student Ac·
tivities Council wclromel your
input and your help. Anyone
who wants to become involved
in planning the Sprin,felit
evcnlll can _nd .Studenl Ac·
tivi1ies Council meeting on
Sundaysat9:00pmin theRcad­in,
Lounge. or Mondays .1
" :(]()pm in thcPortbolel.ollngc.
U you are unable to aucnd a
meeting, fccl free to leave ideu
and yourlWJlC and phone num·
ber in the Student A~tivitiCi
folder in the Undergrad uate
Association Office.
CDUCtTION·R£SUM£SICIUD£N"I"£4L nus roUCt110N·/OB S£i\R.C1IflNTEII.VJ£WJNG
Tues. Jan. 23, J-<I pm
Tues. Feb. 20, 6-1 pm
Wed. April 3, 6-7 prn
10" Sttln;Jr
VVed. '.n. 3 1, 6-7 pm
Wed. Feb. 21, 3-f pm
Tues. Mard> 19, 6-7 pm
Wed. April t o, J-<I pm
Interview SkUls
Thurs. Feb. 3, J-<I pm
Tues. Feb. 7:1, 6-1 pm
Tues. March 26, 6-7 pm
Thur.l. Aprilll,3-4 pm
GrAd Sell"", s.. .. ",1r
VVed. Feb.
Feb. 13
MarehS
April I
April 24
Fob.'
Fob. 7
April 16
April 17
SPECL4.L PR.OGRAMS
Rochester Area Career E.o.po
Graduate Scbooll'raclice li:$If
GREIlSATIGMATIMCAT
Summer JobJ Fair
HullWl Suvioce.s Recru i."",nt Nilht
Teaoher Rec:rui!ment Day
Pn'ngutTati"" nqMim/
I·Spm
9am.1 pm
11:30am·];30pm
6-8 pm
81m_5pm
SURVIVAL WORKSHOPS
Getting Ready for RACE ~7pm
Getting Rudy fo, RACE Hpm
Surviving T(ache, Recruit. Do, 6-7 pm
Surviving Teache r Recruit. Do, 6-7pm
Holidome in Henrieu.
Smyth Hall
Si,,, "p i" Carte, Se",i«.
ShultS Center Hal lway.
RIT. Fi .... ick Lounge
Oiplomal Banq_ Center
Lyt:llA"(1IIIt
Porthole Room
Porthole Room
1924 Room (Shults Center)
1924 Room (Shullll Cen ter)
12 THE GLEANER February 9, 1996
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HOLIDAY INN, HOLlDOME
1111 Jldferson Road
1 :00 PM to 5 :00 PM
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DANCE-a-THON
March 1-2, 1996 I 6pm - 6am
If you are interested in participating. you should attend
one of the Dancer Information Meetings:
Monday, Feb 5th
Tuesday, Feb 6th
Wednesday, Feb 7th
9:00 p.m.
12;35 p.m.
4:10p.m.
1924 Room
1924 Room
1924 Room
The Gleaner
Staff
Co-Editors
Stephanie Stephens
Becca Newell
CoPY Edilo(
Janna Sisak
Writing Stgff
Eric Childers
E.J. Monster
Janna Sisak
Juliann Landers
Sarah Hains
Sara Davis
Matt Campbell
Andrea M. Hultz
Natasha Smith
Becca Newell