The Gleaner
A Nazareth College Student Publication Rochester, New York
Matilda Cuomo to present
Mancini Lecture
Matilda Raffa Cuomo. the
woman former governor Mario
Coomo. has called his "'secn:t
weapon."' is joining a seloct
group of distinguished speakers
who have appeared at
NallllCth College under tile aegis
of the Manci ni Lecture.
Matilda Raffa was oom in
Brooklyn of Sicilian parent s.
She: attended St. John's Uni versity
Teacher's College.
.... hen: sbe met B young thirdyear
law Student named Mario
CItOn1O. They married in 19.54,
and she put aside a teaching
career to devote herself 10 raising
tbei, family of five child",
n.
As first lady of New York.
Cuomochaired lhe: Governor's
New York State Dccadcofthe:
Child. and dedicaled hersetfto
issues involving women. children
and the family. "The immigranl
genernlion had il right
whe:nthoy believed Wtthe fam·
ily is the basi<: unit of sociC1y
and bas 10 be kept rolid," she
has said.
Allhough her husband returned
10 private law placliee
aflcr three lennS as governor.
Mn;. Cuomoconl;n""s 10 maintain
8 very public profile. She
was invited by the [merna!;onal
Slcering committee of the
Uniloo StaleS 10 speak before
more 1han a thousand inlemalional
advocated for children
and families in lh~ Republic of
Malta 10 I. "",h the J ntemotional
yearoflhe Family_ 1994. She
hasch"ired (kNew York Slnle
C;li~n Task Force on Child
Abuseand Neglect,and (oondOO
the New Y ort 5lale MonilOring
Program. whose 4,000 vol onlcer
mentor.; are making a diff"",
nee in Lhe lives of children
acro:s. the Slale. As head of
M()IIilOring. U.S.A .. she hoJICS
10 extend the menlOring proglllrnU>
llntry-wide. Adynamic
speaker. Matilda Cuomo will
share wilh hcraudicncclheSIOly
of her personal odyssey ff()
homemakcr to puhlic figun:,
Join us on October 21 for a
fascinating look at the life of
thisextroordinal)' wOmlln. the
I«tun: is fn:e and open to the
public.
The 1996 Mancini Uc/Urt,
hosl~d bylh~ C .... al/aliana and
. upport~d by Ih~ Mancini
Chori/abl~ FoundOllon, will be
held on Oc/ober 11 Q/ 7:10
p.m. III Iht NOW,elh coll~ge
ArtsCtlllu. ThtMonr:iniLu:·
lurt was ts/abli.lt~d I" 1989/0
honor Iht 100t JOieph Mancini.
a RoclteSleT Induslrialisl .. ·lto
was ant O/Iltt Ihru/ounders
O/Ihe Cosa Iioliono. Tht progrom
/tOlllrtS Americans of
Italian dutnt .... ha have
ochie"~d prominenu 0$ pub·
lic servanls. ind'ISI,ialisl. and
,100eSmtn. Pasl SfHaktrs In·
clude Judge Domenick
Gabrielli, B. ThomosGolisotw.
Vlnutll SfHz:.ano. PelU Spino.
and Dr. John Romano.
~ Fall Semester, 1996 Explore
Rochester City's Potential fo Fun
Aboard Free "EZ Rider" Shuttle
More than ISO allra<:tions
for every need (food. drink.
kathc:rware). 185Ie (Viclorian
collectihles. 1311005) and mood
(chamber or rock conccrtS. pro
lacrmsc:). arc a wai tin g your discovel)'
at Ihe very hean of
Rochel ter's communit y-atlarge.
In fact. a ddiciously rich.
inc",dibly divcrse Bnd fabulously
\!leiting array of afterclasso~
ioos for sl\opping. din·
ing. concert and sport ~spectat
in g'". musuem-hopping.
sight!:C<:ing and partying an:
now linked by a fnee shullic
that runs evc:ry I S minute!! dur-ing
evening hours to create a
critical mass of ulremely accessible
fun.
Built for studen!"s budgel.
the free EZ Riderenlellainmenl
shull ie service operats 5:30-10
p.m .. Monday-Thurday and
~:30-12 midnight Friday and
Saturday. allowing users IOpan:
free either in metru center Garage
on east Avc. (at Swan St.)
orhigh falls Garage on Siale SI.
(acr(>$.! ff()m Frontier Stadium
and Kodak Office).
That also makes the EZ
Rider a perfect vchicle for a
newcomer'S orientation tour of
the City' S centnll business Di s-triet.
the papularmuseum. boutique
and restauranl strip along
Easl. Univcrsity. Park and
Monroe Avenues and the: SllLdiumlHigh
Falls area Shuule
SlOps a", indicated by colorful
yellow and blue liigns at both
"'gular bus SlOp sites and
shuule-only locations.
1lLe 7.3 mile route. whiCh
takes a total of 45 min. to cOmplete
at rush hour. coonccts a
wide variety of choices forfine
and casual dining with sport
arenas. theaters. museums.con·
cert halls. night spots and ooutique
districts.
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Friday, October 4, 1996
Motildo iloilo Cuomo
Nazareth Earns third
Consecutive Top 10%
Ranking in Money's "Best
College Buys" Guide
11w: results arc in-and fot
the third consecu tive year.
NII1.arelh oollege of Rochester
has earned high praise: in the
~Best Collcge Buys" repon
published annually by Money
mlIgll1.inc.
Among Ihe hundreds of
four-yearcollegcs in theNonheastern
United States, Nal.llCCth
ranW 18th in thereport's "top
25" nd ""11$ the only private
inSl itution in the ,,,,atcrRochester
area to earn that di.~tinction.
The college also was
named among tbe lop ISOcolleges
in the country. placing it
in the: upper tenth pcn:c:ntile of
o;:chools on the basis of quality
and value.
"'We're very pleased to
havc meriled praise again frum
Monty. says Nazareth College
Prcsident Dr. Rose Marie
Beslon. "AI Nallireth. wcconsisLently
strivc to offer tbe best
educational e~pcrienre foroor
studenls.It'salwaysgratifying
to have the success of our efforts
confirmed ;n a national
assessment."
The annual value analysis
is pu blished in Money Guide'
Besl College Buy •• designed to
aid parents and high school stu·
dents in their college searehes.
Inall, I , ISO four-year U.S. colleges
wen: compared. basod on
comprehensive sUl\'eys prepared
by Money md voluntarily
completed by ",~scnlatives
of each institution.
In ranking lhe nalioo's tOp
schools. Moneyconsidcred faetOOl
including SAT and Acr
scores. class r3nks. and grade
pointaver3gesofinromingstudentS;
f"",ulty resoun:c:s anddeg=
of r"",u!ty training; each
collegc' li student-to-faculty ratio:
library resoun:c:s: instructiooaland
stndcnt ""I\'icesbud·
gets; and freshman retention
rates.
What's Inside ...
Editorials , .... " .... , ..... " ...•. "., •. pg. 2
Nazareth News ••...••...••......•.. pg. 3
Horoscopes, Comics
& Crosswords ....•........•. pg. 4, 5
Real World Views ................ pg. 6
Entertainment ...................... pg. 7
2 THE GLEANER
O<lObe" .
19"E D ITO RIALS
Letter to the Editor
To the Editor. T he Gleaner:
Received Scpemberll, 19')6
People talk atKlul the
... ·Clilbe. all the lime (espocially
in Rochester, bui lillie is done
about it
We hear oflen 'n the media
about bowfcw Americanllake
$CrlQudy the open opporIunily
we have \0 rc:giSler and vote in
relularly held e1OX1ions. This
year, I am pltllSed L(II'Ole, someIhing
has been done aboot Ibis
situation I>cre on Ihe Na',IIrcth
Collcgecampus. Throughlheir
Freshman SeminArs. may freshman
1Ia~ had the opponunily
lQ re,iSler to vote for the fi~
lime. Mon:ovcr. all members
of lhe t ollele community 1100
the opponunily 10 register 10
vOle in the Novcmbc:rclttliool
in a Sludent regi51ralion drive
held Wronc:sd.1y, September
lSlh in the Shultlecnle •.
I wish 10 public I Y CI')rnITIend
NazarWljunior. ReI:>c=I P«t.
for hc.dronl in "'Iani~nllhc
SllMlenl V(IIIcrn:,iSlraIio ... lrive.
She: SWlcd wilh the c:oncepl
!hoit InOO'C JlU<knu $I\Ould be
actively involffii in our political
(ulure:. gameml support for
the IIClivily. and rttTUilCd studentS
10 work the n:gistralion
tabLe $el up in the Shults Ccn~
r. Thank you coBed.y, all of
the students who assisted her
and loeveryone who seized lhe
opportunity to n:gislcr to ~licipate
in oorpol itic-al process.
Thank you also 10 Paul
Morris. Linda Searing and all
of lite Freshman Seminar fac·
ulty who devoted time and effon
10ellCOUrugc those fi rsl year
smdents not a ln:ady n:gistered
10 Inke Ihis importanl slep of
becoming enfranchised.
Now lhat tllere are so many
newly registered votcrs hen: on
lhe Nv.an:lh campus. wc mu>!.
all be ,onSo;:lOUS oflhe responsibility
lhat OIIrfrttdom 10 vote
brings by familiarizing ourselves
wilh the candidates and
lhe issllCS and, mosl imporWilly,
by following Ihrough 10
II<: luaJly ell5l OIIr baJlou. "The
botlom line Iw:n:. as 50 many
places, is financial. If yOllng
votCfStakea man: acti>1: pan in
the polilical process. fe""rcan-didates
... ill be in I position 10
i~ lheir very real nttds.
Wishing you I very activ<:
Election DIY, November ~, ''''.
Sincerely,
8",cc C. Wool/ry
Direelo; of l'iflaM/nl A/d
and Go.~mf1lCm
RdnriOnJ
Vandalism Due to Homophobia
by F.v~ N~ron
By lhe commuler I<X'Un.
plISIlhe informalion desk and
in frool oflhe forum slandstwo
narrow boanl&. You can 5ee
them from any dln:ction and
they an: fully poIted wilh diffeRlnt
informalion. ThediITcrcnec
belw«n lhese tWO boards
compared tOOIllers in lheShulls
Ccnlcr or anywhere else on
campus is the .'6menl.
This inf~mous board isbelIer
known IS lhe Lamhdaboard.
For lhose who an:n'l familiar
wilh lhe purpOSe of Lambda
or,ani2.ltion. il n:preJl:nts a
,roup oI'py, k$bian, bisexual
and friends from the Naun:lh
community. I am lesbian and.
me:mbcrofumbda. 1 also post
the infOflTlMion that the Lambda
board offers.
Sintt the be,innina o flhe:
semesler, lOme 01" the stlldent
memben of Lambda have
poSted informal ion on Ihe
boIltl. I pcrJQnl.lly have had
the misfQf1unc of laler lindin,
the informalion ripped down.
It was OO .. loos lhat Ihis aclion
was DOl du.e to intcn:g in tlte
malerial posted, btl! was pun:
vandalism. I have ~ome: 10 no-Ike
Ihallhe informalion rippro
down WU information Ihut
slood OUI wilh such bolded
words such as Gay, u:sbilln,
and Hi sexua l.
Evcryonc has different
view~ and values, but lhal al_
lows no one the righl to vandal_
il.e stlldenl elTon. 11Icre is a
problem of homophobia on
~ampu~. hut is il nccesSliry 10
ao;l upon il and hu" others?
Why la~e lhe lime 10 vandalize
a dub boIltl or rip down oul
groupnyen? IfyoudoDOllikc
wlw i. posted, lhen do not SlOP
and n:ad it, jU~1 keep on walk,
ing! Thi s;srolle~andifyou
can not face that lhere.re "y,
leshian, and bilieXual st udent
on IhiscamPUS,lhen yoo shou ld
ask yoursclfifyou are n:ady 10
face the facls of the n:al world.
An Editorial on Parking
Conditions at Nazareth
by Sarah lIal n.
Incase you haven't noIiced,
thai II in case you have been
li .. in, in lhetunncls up lill now,
we have $(NTICwhatof I parking
pn:lOkm on campus. If you
happen 10 be one of lhe many
people who ha>1: parked in areas
never intended fot"parking
and been lic-kCled for il. lhen
perhaps you' ll unders land
whe:re I'm coming from.
I am awan:ofthe new park_
ing seclion in lhe Ans Center
parkin, lot, hut obviously this
cITon was not e nou,h. In a
collegc community in which
lhen: is such un c~lcnsivc popu·
lation of commuters and grad
Sludents, .Ion, wilh lhe l"'ic
numhc:r of residents who have
~ars on campus, it seems 10 me
Ihal a signilicant amount of
' OIIsi d\:r;uion shOuld be in\
Ulcd in providin,ample parking.
This is a major probkm
during thedaYlime: hours when
campus il busiest. I kroow of
eounlless people who have
missed appoinlments and been
IatclOclassesbmluse theywere
stuck IS inYOluntary light-seen
IOurin, elmpus in sean:h of a
parkina lipol. Should these
people kavc an hour ahead of
lime: just 10 ensun: thai there
will be a parking s~ availabk?
Or lihould these people
continue to n:sorIIO parkin, on
lhe sitlesof lhc road. whic-h for
lhe most pan will ensun: a parkin,
licket of some nature.
An issueof relaledconcem
is parking Pt nighl. Although
then: may he spaces availabl
in lhe an cenler part:ina 101 •
Ihis lime:, I for one do not fa
enlirely comfortable walki"
alone. in thedark". from oneal
oI"campus loanother.l'ma_
Ilia!. we have In -c:sron SCI
"iceH which will send peopI
from Ihcsccurity OrrK:e 10 rna
you and escon you 10 yourdct
linalion. bUI ,iven lhe numbo
of people who woold be uti"
Ihis servic-e. illlardly KCmS I
be a timely and n:asonable 110
lution. I
I do have an idea as to I
pnlcmial solulion 10 the nig! ,
parking dilemma. Then: is i
parking lot righl nc~t to all ( I
the lennis coons that' , u~ I
duringthedaytime:primarilYl I
asponsparkin,lot. Durin,!) I
ni,huime:hoursyoucooldprd I
ably counl the number 01' o;.e
parked in it on one hand. TIl I
might be 3ttributed 10 the fat I
tMllhen: Ire apprn~imatc1y t
functional lights in lhe enUt I
101. This is a liuk ridieulo» I
especially given 0 .. ' n:ea.
prob!emol'eanbeingstolcno'
campus. In my opinion. tit (
enlin: eaml"'s could bendi
from some belter lighi ing,lI/c
Ihis panic-ullT parking 101 il l ,
dire ncc:d. (
I"m inlCrested in hcari:I;
ocher'sopinions n:lated 10111 h
subject. We all pity a larr F
amount to altend Ihis rollc~.
and il seems 10 me thai " i,
cqualepari<ing forallofus ,,~ (
require it is a rca,onab\ n
request. n
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October 4, 1996 THE GLEANER 3
_ NAZARETH NEWS
I Master Mimic Rich Little Reverend Elaine Page:
A New Face in Campus Ministry
~ Performed "Celebrities I've
\ Known and Been" At Nazareth
~ C~!!~~:. !~~spuSenteL~lleh1s~I~~m~SYndi_
LI\ m.1SIerofmimicry.Jll"SCnt~'(jan e~,1Cd IClcvisWn ihoW!i, ioclud_
)! """r-!OIlg perfonnaoo:: cnlilled ing"YuuAskedForh."andguesc
" "Cdcbrilies I've lnown and slam:d on numerous series. He
It !ken" on SalUrtlay. Scprember m:tdc his fe.'OIure film tlo:bul in
!~ 2&h. "OinyTril:h"wilhEJlioIiGould
Xl Rich Lillk: had gained imer- and foliowed'l with tllccomedy
I~ lI.ltionall'lXOl,'1lilion asooc oflhe dmma. "HaI'l'Y Hours," He has
. ~ I110iII diversely giflOO aod popu- al'J'l'an:d 011 COUniless varicly
so tar performers in 1hc cnl~'I1ain- shows()Verlllc year.>. oncn hosI-
\
"""'t business. His lalents CJI· ing'''The Tonighl Show."
o lend far beyond hi!; extraordi· Born aod raised in Ouawa,
Sy Rebecca Frffh
The truth was apparent
from Ihe moment I s:n down 10
interview Elnine ?age for Ihis
article_he is already 8C'CU'tomed
to Ihe husy pace of
Nal3reth. As,hcne"'Cst mem-ber
of Ihe Campus Ministry
stnff, Elaine's many rcsponsi.
bililiesleepherhopping, E"cn
so. she welcomed the chance
(after a fcw phone calls) to introduce
hersdflo the campusa!
large. ~nary impnlSSiom: He is also a Canada,RichardCanuhcrsLittlc
il singer.cQltlCdian and an acrorof is one ofthroc: sons of a promi- As a minister Ordained in
I stage. fil,n and television. His nem physician. He began doing the UniledChurch of Christ. as
se.ponrayals of personalities in impressions as a youngster. n:- well as a mOlher and VERY
y ~ show business. politics and fIC- sponding to lhc teachers' qucs,
lInion range from President Bush tions intheirown vrnces, Team·
ratto Kcrmitthe Frog. ing with a frieod,lle earned his
cal During his performance. he first paymem as nn impressionist
~lhrillcd ~udit'ncci from hi. vast at the age of 17 when tile pair
~,rcpcrtoirc of close 102<Xlcharoc- won a lalent contes! on a CanaIy
ICI'S. B!cntlingcomedyandsong. o!ian tclc~ision sllow_
11;1>: mimics a number of si ngelll Lillie haslwicc rccci\'oo lhe
ouandhit'\ribuu,s"tol~g<:ndS5uc h ClevdaodAmoryAwardasBcst
proud grandmother. Elaine
brings a wide varielyof e~perienccswithherIONa£
3reth. She
spen! {ime living overseas with
the people of Indonesia. From
what must have been a broad-ening
e~pericncc of inc~iblc
pmponi""s. Elaine says she
learned (O lruly app,",ciate lhe
basic common.lilies in the h,,-
Cary and was named Comedy Swof man experiellCe. Ihosc Ihings ::1i~~;~~.~~~~~.;J.~"~n GUCSIOIlsTelcvisionTailShow
His lhc Yearby tile American Guilo! which lranseend differences in
i- ofVaric!y Ani$lS.
culture. Most =cntly, EI~ine
served in uncasler. l'cnnsylvania.
worting as a Hospice
chaplain.
Because Elaine's eXlended
f~mily has always lived in western
New Y or~. coming 10
N31.arelh was lile coming
home. The mo~c had afforded
her more lime 10 spend wilh
family and friends, Altbough
she had I\Cver worked in Cam-pus
Ministry or college chaplaincy
before. hereuriosily paid
off~for Elaine AND for
N:uarcth. Elainecitcsthesense
offamily within campus Ministry
as a very special plIn of
her experieoce here. She has
seen the !.arne son of a spirit
developing wilhin Ihe Partners
For L.carning program. anolher
dimension of her new position
which she p:u1icularly e njoys.
The warm welcome and coopemtion
of staff ond sludcms
alile has been 0 real help to her
in geuing I() know Na'ltreth.
As a chaplain_ Elaine s ... es
herself as SOmeOnC :,voilabic to
kntlsuppon anda liSicningear.
SOmeone who Can ~5hare in {he
que>l;ons" that we lind as we
make Our " 'oy thmtlgh college
life. Shot: hope~ 10 be ablc to
help s,ude nts di scoverthe ways
in which our personal beliefs lit
into ttIC collcge expe rience. an
impor1ant process which conlinllCs
throughoulOutlime here.
In her position with the Pannelll
For Learning program. she
hopes 10 f""ilitate a positive
shared learningexpcrience with
the tClICher.; and sludenu in thc
program. Across all her roies
wilh Campus Ministry. she
looks f"""ard 10 sharing eelebmtions
and fun, gelling 10
know more ",Id more or the
faces 00 campus. Toward Ihat
end. feci fn.'C 10 stOp by her
o ffice in the Campus Mini stry
Living room ano! say hello.
Welcome 10 Naurech.
Ela;llC!
'. 'r':-.::::' katull!d in the 1981 r----'----- - - -
""",,,", 'm"g""' Welcome
Toni Gauthier to
Nazareth College
Spanish Films
Highlighted at
Nazareth College
by Debb ie Danna he
J§~~~~~~~~~ A new face has joined
counseling serv ices. Toni
Gauthier is thc new Substance
Abusc SpedaliSl a{ Nazareth
College. She was hired over
School the Summer to lillthc posilion
Invited vacated by Dr. Will Baez.
Tooi holds her masters degree
Night in social wort. and has six-
Ii mon: {eenycarsofposl-gradu3tee.-
""rience in the field of mental
health care.
As the Substance Abuse
Sp<X'ialisl. Toni plans tooffer
I Sludcn!s worhhops. o!orm programs,
class lectures. and bolh group
and individual counseling.
Toni also see ks to be a source
of information regarding drug
and alCOhol abuse. these services
are available 10 all studenls.
faculty. and staff at no
cost All eonferenccsareconfidcmial.
Toni has observed. that
like moSt coll~ges. Nazareth
~~~~~~~~E~~ cheasr nitisn sgh adrreu ogf parnodb leamlc. ochono-l
abuse. Howevcr. Ton; has
encountered a number of StuDr.
dents who all: concerned about
their peers, and who are willing
lO take act;on agai nst the
substance abuse on campus.
Toni also wanlS to edu-cate
the campus community Romance. political freedom.
addressing drug and alcohol aod cmdition arcooly a fcwoflhc
.buse. One such effort to- thcrnesexplorcdinascricsofSpanwards
this cducation is {he ishfdmStobe~!hisfallby
creation of the substance do: Club Cerv.m!es of Na;,.an:!h
Abuse Educalion Commillee
{O which Toni serves aschair.
This commillce is responsible
for pl~nning activities for the
upeoming Alcohol Awareness
Week. which runS from Dctober
21st-October 26ch_
College. The films. to be held in
Smyth Hall room 120an: fn:cand
open to the public:. Unless otherwise
00ICd. films begin .. 8 p.m.
The series began on Wednesday.
Scpcctrb:r 25, ""';!h "Mu jcrc:s
at borde de un ataquc de llCIVios"
("Woman on the Verge ofa NcrVOOS
Brcakdov.ll'1. '"' willlXlntinuc
with do: folkw.ing f,lms:
Wedno.>sday, October 16;
"Camiia." Based on do: UUC story
~ a romance bccwccn an upper-
class woman and a)'JUl1g Jcsu~
Toni also plans to implcmenl
a peer education group
on Ihe Nazarelh Collegccampus.
IntercsledslU!lc ntswould
be ,rained 10 present programs
regarding drug and alcohol
abuse. while serving as informational
resources on these
issues. These scuden{s would
also par1icipatc in peer counscling,
Toni believes that peer Woonesday,Ddober23:
educators piny a major part io "Missf>1aty,"'TheSlayofa pcurbing
s ubstance abuse. emess in Buenos Aires. ,.,ning
Wednesday, Dciober JO: "Dc
csonoscloabla." (WeDoo'{W!VI!
to Talk About it") A wealthy
European man picks an wilikcIy
OOjoctofaITa'lion.
Wednesd ay , November 6:
"Como agua para ehocolale,"
(''Likc WaICf f<:o' 0!000IaIc.·1 A
rttipc book becomes do: sourec; f<:o'
a chronicle ~ life in Me.ico ncar
do: Texas bonler.
Woonesdlly,Nooernber' 20: "La;
S:Ir1lOII inocentc:s." ('The Holy lrtnoccnts.'
1 Dcpic:Is do: f'rnoco.inf1...:
ncOO class ~ of "old"
Sf.Oin. wl'o:n: life on the farm is
"'" F~ms will be ~ by an
in!roduction from u faculty member
in do: Foreign L1nguages and
lilCmlun.:s DepartrnCllt.and will be
followcdbydiscussion. Film"",;n
Spanish with English SllbIitlesexcq:
ot "Miss Mary." which is in En- ."" For Ihose intercsted in f<:o'a"ealthyfamilylhalisbound
meeting with Toni. her office by a sense 0( cradition. Begins ..
is located in counseling Ser- ~8;" ;5;P;'~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ vices. Carroll Hall. her hours r
arc Monday and Tuesday 9
a.m.- 3 p.m .. and Wednesday
9 a.m.-2 p.m. Keep walehing
for more informal ion concerning
Ihe upcoming events
sch«lulcd for Alcohol A wareness
Week.
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4 THE GLEANER October 4,1996
HOROSCOPES, COMICS & CROSSWORDS
What's Your Sign??? ByElizabethKelly
Aries March 2 lsl-Apri l 201h
You are full of ellCrgy and
enthusiasm. Your ~st for living
is contagious and pUIS others
in a beuer f",me of mind.
As always. things are noc
always glitler and glam. You
tend lobe abittoosdf~cmered
at times. Seeing yoursclfll$ the
ecnter of the universe can be
terribly boring foreonversalion.
TII;snwmh: Ac!ldc:mitally,
you know where irs at, and "'"
noc afraid tosbow it. La1er intbc
month your love life will become:
your main focus. which is
good. because yoo haven't given
itasecond thought lately. Your
lucky day is October Illh.
Tau",s ApriI2I st-May2l st
You are known as an angel
whois alwaystbere fora friend.
Yoursupponive personality puIS
you on almost everyone's liSl of
favoritcfriends. You·repatienl.
calm and a sensit ive liscener.
011 the nip side. you make
very bad emotional choices for
yourself and then stubbornly
Slick to them. You lend to be
blind to the obvious.
TII;s nwnrh: Some:thing that
you were wOfT)'ill£ about sud·
Answers to puzzle
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dcnly become:s crystal clear.
Things seem to he looking up
this momh. bUI watch OUI. If
you don't pay allention. tbey
may come crashing down.
Your lucky day is October
l6Ih.
Gemini May 22nd-Juroc2lsl
11k:: master of communicalion,
you are dever, willy
and sparkle with personality.
You tend 10 carT)' the con versalion
among lhe dullest of
people. Lifesoc:mslikenwhirl·
wind of fascination. discoveries
when you're aroond!
You have II bad side too.
Gemini. You can be so OUI of
touch wilh your fcclings that
you rommit thoughlless OCIS
of unkindness. You have a
lendency 10 be crilical anddiminishing
based on superflCi_
alilies.
TIIismonth: Yourpcrronal
lifedoes acompk:u: turnaround
from whoere il is now. Thai
could be good, and itcould be
bad. Financially, you seem to
be OUI of money 24-7. Don't
fret-Cash will soon fall inlO
your hands. Yourluckyd.lyis
October 23rd.
CannoT June 22nd_luly 235t
Sensitive, vulnerable and
sentimental, you are fragile,
wilh a powerful desire to give
and share love. You crave Ihe
kind of closeness and lenderness
thaI will stand lhe teSI of
time.
Not all is sunShine Ihough,
Cancer. When you're down.
yournegative fcclingscan bring
down lhoe whole group_ You're
highly emotional and arequick
to follow your bean rather Ihan
your head. [t leads you 10
trouble.
This molllh: Look at your
relationships, and ask yourself
iftheynccdchange. Now islhe
lime to focus on them and gct
lhe besl results. By lhe cnd of
lhe month. things will fall into
ploce and you will be able to
relax. Yourl l>CkydayisOcloher
Slh.
Leo July 24th-Augusl 23rd
You wantcverylhing in life
to be the bigsesl and the brighteSI,
including yoorsc lf! Abeautiful
child with eyes of wonder
lives within you and inspires
your imme:diate world.
But thin~s aren'l always so
nice. When you gCl dcpt"essed
or angry. you have a face thaI
nOne of your fans will recognize.
You also Icnd 10 lake
yourself a hit 100 seriously.
TIl;! month: You are beginning
10 become restless. and
need to see more Ihan lhe campus.
Go somewhere new Ofle
weekend, and Ihings will
freshen up. also your classes
nero more of your lime Ihis
monlh Leo. or you won't be
smiling much longer. Your
lucky day is Oclober 2Otb.
Virgo Augusc24lh·Sepiember
23«1
Sman and rese ...... ed wilh
impeccable manners.you make
the mOSI of your lime:. Complelely
eonSCienlious and
hardworking. you PUI responsibilily
before pleasure and can
be counted on as lhe one who
always comes Ihrough 1
Sometimes Ihough you focus
too much 00 the details and
m;SI; the big picture. lhe world
is passing you by and you're
not nocking! You also are a
crealure of habit, and life can
get boring. Li"e it up!
TII;s month: You'!] meel
sonlCOllCspccial and won'l nolice!
Take time oulthis month
10 focus on change and you'll
soc: the benefilS soon. SomeIhing
will come: a lonillhat requires
all of your auenlion, and
Woo'l go away unlil satisfied.
Follow through Virgo and the
rostoflhe monlh will be smooth
sailing. YourluckydayisOctober
141h.
Ubra Seplcmber24th-October
23_
The queen of pleasure or
the princcof greal tastc. you are
lbe pany animal! As one who
knows how 10 have a great ti me:.
you can noc only gel inlrovens
to come: OOt of Ihcir shells but
also help them see the importance
of being social.
"The bad side is lhat you can
sometimes get yourself into
some very deep water just by
standingstill. Youareinsecure
and can be very indecisive.
TII;s month: watch out for
asmOOlh talker who wililry to
Cheal you. As always you will
be Ihc life of lhe w.,.,kend parties,
but don' t forgct Ihat the
weekend ends Sunday. Take
lhe week more seriously and
Parisi off the mark by Mark Parisi oH tile mark
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What's Your Sign??? (continued)
leamwherelhclibraryi s! Your
lucky day is October 17th.
Srorpi<J October 24th-November
2200
You Il/'e an intricately wovcnlapcslry.
People think that
!hey !>ave you figured OUI. when
lhey really haven"! a clue!
Bright, shrewd and deeply inlUitive.
you can sec through
peoplcaiaglnnce. Yooprercr
• few good friends rather than a
group of acq uainlallC(:s.
There isadark side 10Yoo.
Moodiness and emotionally
black moments lhal seem 10
come from nowhere can be immobilizing
before they mysteriously
floal away. You also
lend 10 be obsessive-compulsiv
•• which can steer you in
self-destructive directions.
TiliHltOmh: Youfiooyourselrt>
eing SUOCICI1ed in twodifferenldi=
lions. Trylochoo$c
obje<:tivclyorsoon you will be
alOft<. Lalcr in the month, you
will find yourself bored and
willilave nothing to do. Take
lIIis opponunily 10 become involved
or lravel. Your lucky
day is OctOOcr 28th.
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Sagittarius November 23rd·
December2lst
Fearless and filled wich a chirsl
for advenwre. yoo·re inqnisi.
cive spiric makes life e~cicing.
You are con.canHy e~panding
your.pbereofkoowledgc.loo·
ali.tic and emhusiaslic. you
wam to change Ihe world and
make il fil your perfecl vision.
On che olher hand. you
rarelyfinishwhacyouswt. You
are coo fas<;inaled wich che big
piclure 10 gel caughl up in Ole
necessarydcrails. YOUalsolend
10 be a bit absenl minded and
forget most rouline things.
This month, Your ship has
finally come in! You meet
$OmtOflC who seems to be your
soul mate. Everything firs and
you are happy! Bur beware of
people with ulterior rr\OIives.
Nothing isas perfecl as it seems,
and if you don'l pay allcnlioo
Ihings will suddenly lake alum
for the worse. Your lucky day
is Octuber 9th.
Capricorn De<.:ember 22nd·
January 20th
Highly ambilious and
amazingly efficient. you are a
ll. RH~h.
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go-gelter with lofty goals thaI
you always accomplish. You
are 10 highly rr\OIivaled chal
you makc cV<'ryone else look
luybywmparison. Youncvcr
give uponce you sel yoursighls
00 your large\.
Things aren'l always so
grealSioough. You can beeold
and capable of culling off emulionsasonawhim.
Youcanbe
very sel f-obscssed and high·
strung when Ihings aren'l going
ac<:ortling 10 plan.
On thc negative side, you
an: too critical for your Own
good, andeveryonc else·s. Suo
pertkially, you·n make a nega.
live judgment hued on loola
ralher Ihan whal is beneath lbe
surface.
This ""'nih: Friendships
are greal. school is grcal and
lbe money is flowing! Whal
could go wrong? If you keep.
buming lbecandlcsatbOlhends
you will only end up in Ihc
darl::. Lalcr in lhe moolh you
will meel someone myslerious.
and muSl PUTSOC them 10 gel
anywhere. Take your lime
'hough, rwbody likes 10 be
rushed. Your lucky day is Oc·
cuber 25lh.
Thismomh: YoursuCCC5!1-
ful nalure has you eaming A·s
in school. but F's in your social
circle. Relax in your sludies
(bul don'l slack) and tum your
sllenlion 10 those around you.
Your lucky day is Slh.
Aquarius January 21 5t·Febru·
ary 19th
Pisc<'ll Febroary 2Oth·March
"''' You an: adrearn..rand spin.
A lotal origin al. you do
things your Own way or not al
all. fiercely independent and
freedom.loving. you ny high
wiCh your ideas and an: careful
not 10 leI anyone reel you in or
lie you down. You have your
ownslyle. Aquarius.and ilthor·
oughly becomes you.
ner of 1alcs thai oflcn collie
true. Yoorimaginalionismagic
and your power siems from all
the wondrous Ihings yoo can
crcatewilh il! Youmakelhings
come alive simply by how you
see lhem. On the other hand.
you'rc often 100 mesmerized
bylbe momenl. ",hichean make
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Answers on page 4.
NAZARETH COlLEGF
you pUllhings offunlillhe lasl
minUle. You need 10 develop
somedi scipline jU£! IOconlin ue
from day 10 day.
This month: The person
whobricny ~nchanled your life
will be back. and you couldn'l
be happier. They soon encom·
pass alt of your lime and you
forget other engagemenls. in·
cllKlingschoolwork and friend·
ships. Open your eyes and focus
On everything and by lhe
cnd of lbe momh yOll will be
nying high! Your lucky day is
Oclober Jrd.
Attention!
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Relationship?
Personal?
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6 THE GLEANER October 4, 1996 REAL WORLD VIEWS I
Brief Overview of
IraqifUS Conflict ~ Nazareth Collep Subit.a""",AbuH E:ducalion Commit"'" , ~.
P,......dl;r PtMeDIt ".
by SIeve Pelton
Collegiate Alcohol A/Uurefle •• lVeell
If you have absolulely ,etller in order to gain more
no id~a about ... hat iSIOina ' Hen,lh. but Ihis did "m ~ 7Ifn<IoJ\ _IJ
On O,·cr in Ihc Persian Gulr hBve any long lastin,cffects. ~ C-.J!HII_.
arc. ri,ht now. don't worry. Wilhin tUiO years. these dif- , .... ,...~
c-Jooraporioll)tooiJ ......... You Ircn·t alone. h cer- ferenl faClion l would ho .............. _ .. c _
lainly is a diHiclih li llillion fiah lin, each olhcr ag.in.
10 keep up on. and il OflCn JU51 thil ycar. One of the
lecms yinually imJXlssible lar,e Kurdish faclions. Ihe J
If you hayc no idea how the Kurdish Democralic Parly. ...... ,,_11
I_c..t ~
Ii ltuMion startcd. or if you wrotc 10 Sad dam Hussein 1:~,... F_r __ s.., ,
~ren't eyen 10lally sure of u~inl him for mililary in- a... -.M _ t..>up ...... ..,.sc_"""'"""-,.--.- ,
• 11 ,h, parlics involved . teryent ions agai nst the ot her 0unI_1 C>oI><t"fbool ON ..... (.ml) ,
Wcll. perhaps this .rtideean large faction. Ihe Patriotic ,
help. This will be a tlricf Union of KurdiSlan. Would i I
overyiew of the current situ- unyone have guessed Ihal a
_.....,.()<_.1~ , lIrIol/q rn"l
at ion '" Iraq .. , h ••
"
Kurdlllh faclion would be ,. • ....t17·,.....,$.10000 ,
s.a Tled. A full in-dcplh look asking Saddam Hussein. a 1:~,. ,_, '-..,. ,
II Ihe U.S.flraqi .itullion man who had of len violently
FiokoI ..,.. ... _.. _ ........ ._....._.... . _...p.. ,"","_ , ,
COuld very easily lake up a upreued his haIred ,,, CoMan Koo ... ,_ io Il<o.Lifo{.:IoIIIOI""_ .....
book . .. , adding ,", KurdS. ror mililary 3id" "
,
Kurdish people and how lhey tin only happen in .his er-faelor
inlO the plol. would rllic world of politics. Only
~ , only make Ihal book much in Ihis world could longlime "-" O<-.-U
longer. enemies unile against an- ".- I ..... ,. c_ ..
Okay. lel·$ SIan wilh a other leu de sirable foc.
FoxN ....... __ """,
....... _t ... "'".,..,._
bil of background informa- On Ihe lasl day of Au-lion.
Who arc Ihe Kurdish /lust thls year. Saddam
people Ihm we arc hearina Husscln lIenl troops norlh
w .... r", .... bollooN .. M0*I.1 ._
1~·_"'6 MF."AlIC_ .. mb<_ ........ ' ....... 1 H.
so much aboul '! Well. lhese againSI Ihe patriotic Union.
people live in a region .hal In Yery brief fighling. the ___ ..... tIt •• __ .. , stp.,uo._",, ______
,okn 01' • bi, or nonhe.n Ir . ql love."",en' .eiud ,", .. ~ 0<-" 'J. oM __ <l/tIW< ...... ,,... "';U>." k __
Irlq. sOlllheast Turkey. and conl rol of the .own of Erbil .. _ ....... ~'C_1o-'("_ I·lIl1~
.he weslern plrl of Irl n. that has been occupied by
They are a people wilhoul • Ihe Patriolic union for two
counl ry 10 call tbdr own. yun. After Ihese actions.
For yelrs .hey hive been Ihe U.S. r«o,ni~w the new
pushed around from area to for I resJXlnse. U.S. naval
area. fighli ngamong"lhem· forcCl in the PeRiln Gulf Come and see an exciting and captivating show
.sely es and with olher vari_ launched fouTleen cruise that uses comedy, drama. andj uggling " goyernments . They miSSiles in.o Iraq. and .he
neyer ieem 10 be wanted by launching of 8-32 bombers to entertain you!!
anyone for any ltngth of also occ urred. MOSI of 'he
• lime. sites hil wereair defense and Recently Saddam comnlunicalion siles. n , Tuesday, Ck1ober22 g
Hussein of Iraq uied oblit - no·ny "lOne. in Iraq were Forum
crating many of the Kurds alJO ulended. 7:00 pm
wilh SOme of his new and Recenlly. the U.S. Sent , .. experimental themi.,.1 more trOOpS and planes into
weapons. He uid this Wlii the PeuianGulf arca in case ___ .. _ Screaming with Pleasure Productiolls
done in relaliation for rebel- of fUrlh~r needed force .
Hous action Ih3' some Kurds /'low .hal .. know a bil
had IIk~ n a,ains' his gov. aboul whal is going On in ernmen1. How dot:s ,", .hDI lrea. we muSI ask our- ~f: Piua and Soda 10 Follow p rogram:==>
United Slates factor into ,elves a few ques.ions: Wby
thi s? Since Ihe U.S. and Iraq arc we us ing fo rce now? _~~ ___ '--_<oo __
have reccntly bccn such bil- Cou ld tills be simply a po-ler
enemies .• here has been litical moyc on Ihe parI of
lalk Ihal .he U.S. aClually .he President because il is JwUors and 5eftiorf _
supporlS the Kurds in nOrlh - an eleClion year. Or do we Graduate School Bound?
"" Iraq that are agai nS! Ihink Ihat now iSlhe lime 10
Saddam Husse in. try 10 oust Hussein from bis As you mayor may not seat as Ihe dictalor of Iraq? How to Gain Admission to
tnow.after lhe PeRlanGulf Arc we really jusl fighling
War ce rlain no-ny zOnes for Ihe lood of Ihe Kurdish Highly Competitive
were estlblished wi th in Iraq people1 Is whal we're do· 10 preyent Ihe Ir&qi govern- ing right. or is il wrongl Graduate Schools I menl from operaling Iheir These are all such imJXlrtant
li rcraf' lhere. These bound· qUesl ions and Ihey need 10 A presentation by Donald Asher,
aries were 10 protett the di f- be add reued. We will have ~ Nat;onally Renowned Autho, re re nl mi norily groups locontinue 10 walch Ihi s area
wi.hin Iraq and neighboring oflhe world 10 see whal hap.
counlries from Iraqi Illadi. pens nut. Perhaps we will t SUNY Cf:nHeo
At one poinl after the war. recelye liome answers 10 ( TIIHday. Ck1obf:'S, 7:00 pm
Ihe Kurdslllcmplcd 10 unify thele quest ions along ,", Nf:wton Hal1202
Iheir ,urring facl ions to- wly. ~ inIormotion .voiloblo In ~ SeMcet ,;
The Island of Dr. Moreau:
Remake Packs a Punch
By Sl~'f ~lIon
We all koow thaI Marloo
811of1do is ooe of the grealest
American actOn alive. and his
JnK~ .Ione in this new film
would be: enough 10 make it a
SUcct'S$. Yel. it is also graced
Wilh tile p~scncc of IICtor Val
Kilmer, lnolher man who has
pl'Qven himself !O be one of
Hollywood'sgreau. This only
IId.Js LQ lhe quality <>flhis adapLlIlion
of H,O . Well's COOlro\
TmaJ sd·fl novel.
lei me back up and uplain
I bit about Tht: 1.land of
Dr. MOrN... The: film opens
showing " 5 the remains of an
airplane crew nootillg in a raft
in the ce nlcr of tile Pacific
ocean. Tho", is one su!Vivo<,
Edward DoIIglas. He is picked
up by Montgomery (Kilmor)
an.d boroughl to 81ropical island
owned by a bizam: !Ciem;S!
I\,)med Dr. M~au (Brando).
Douglas Montgomery
'Iu ickly ",a li~ llIal MOfUU
uses hisskills as I Noble Prizewinninl
Fllel ic'Si 10 cn:~c a
breed of . nimaLihumans. We
learn thai Mon:au ForgO! about
Darwin'li "survival of the fil\
CSt" \1Icory in his npcrimcnls.
and Ihis Is .... here the biggesl
conflict of tile movie eme rges.
1ltc$e super. intelligent animals
kam to tcar OUt tile sl>Qck de·
V~$ fmm th\:i. bodies SCI thal
the loadiStU: Mon tgomery can·
001 shoo:k them into submission
when they bn:ak the laws given
to tbem by M~.u. From here
on in. the aud ience is " 'itness 10
the ilJaoo'sdownwanl spiml into
the hc ll ish aftcrmath o f
M~au's twisted uperimc:nts.
Bntndolglin provcs thatbe
is. mcmbero flhe acting'se lite
in his rolcofMoreau, loo mc:ga·
lomaniocal sc icntist who r""ls
that the I"'rsuit of Ihe "pcrfecl
bein, " shooldcO/'J1e befon: any·
thing e lse In his lifc. Brando
docs. ma,nirlccnt job Ulowing
the mind of the c haracter. Dr.
Yesterday Performs Rock 'N'
Roll Tribute to the Beatles
Nazareth College Arts Center
Thefoormalc singcrsand
mUlie~,"s of Ycsterday will
tum back the hands of time
when thc:y takcthc: Main Slage
- '" pcrfOflll "A Tribute to The.
R.,.'W""" m Fri<L1Y. frIobcr 4
• S p.m 3Ilhe Nazan.'Ih Col·
lege Arts CClMer.
Celebrating the 3200 .,.
nh-maryof"Thc lkatlcscomingtoAmerita.
YeslCnbyrtt·
_ Ihe """ie of one ofthc
~ rock """'" in hillary
""ith u\ht:mic instruments.
OO6Iunn and a visual impact
tIw can only be described as
incn:diblc. from "Please
Please Me" and "RoII o."Cr
Bccthovcn"to"Hcy Jude'" and
""RcVQIUlion:' Yestc1tlay <;ov.
m The IlcaIlcslUIICS from their
early years th .... gh 10 their
Sgi. Pepper En..
Yc:w:nby was formed in
19861Uld Ius 00cn touring thc
world and playing to sell-OOl
crowd ~. II fca tures Don
Ikllczw on my1hm gu itar;l.'
John l.cnoon, l)avyJustitton
b:lug"'"".., P:>ul McCOtIney.
Ore& riper 00 Icatl aui"" as
George Harrison and Dick
Cuniro on drums as Ringo
",",
AccooIing 10 the Wiltes..
~ n n,." l.ndu. "Ya-lCfday
sur.ucdcd ~ than
OfK"ein thrillillj the8ud~ ...
"'caring slick. col larless suits.
Beatie booIs and II10fI lops.
their pcnonalilics were as pcr·
fcclooasthelUloflheirao:.1. If
w>yont: clo5OO thc:ir eycs. lhcy
could have imagined listen ing
to thc rim side of "Sgl.
~ppcr's~ album. or lhc ~Rubb:
rSouraJbum.or1"hc White
Album.~
Moreau. Kilmcrisalsosocon·
vincing as the cruel and half·
insane Monl&omay. woo cn·
joysrclax in& wilh abit of mario
juana and. handful of ps~che·
delic mushrooms ""hen he is
DOIlonuringlnimals. fUn nin&
experiments or huntin& down
the renegades of Ihe buoc h.
The acli~g Is In:mendous.
bul we muSt not leI th3t over·
shadow theOlhcr &n:at3rcasof
!hi. production, such as the special
df~ CrcW that turned a
fcw humans wearin& animal
005tumes irna rNSlcrful 1eopards
and chargin& boIors. The
rNkcupcrcw alsodid asuperb
job crell ing the anirNJ suits
thaI wcn: worn by cach actor
and OC1rC$S.
This film probably will nO!
be a contender for Bcst Pictun:
""hen Osca. timc ro ll, around,
but it surely is vcl")' entertain·
ing and we ll done. and il
seemed wcll wonh lhe price:
one would pay for lhe ticket.
Elizabeth's Tea
Emporium
Open In
Schoen Place
Looking for a unK1uc platt
to get awa~ from the j1I1:Siures
of campus lifc" Check o ul
£Ji:.pwlh's Ttll Emporium. l0-
cated at 7 Schoen Ploce in
I'illSfonl! This quaint sbop of·
fcrsareiaxin&piattlOmect wllh
friend$. study or juS! clear)'OUr
mind. The: menu otTen I selec·
lion of pn:mium ICIS as well as
IlS5OI"ICd ICII t.n::aIs. ( Ifs a grat
place 10 bring your pm:nts ... hen
they come: 10 visil; they'll be
impressed wilh your civml~!)
SIOI1: hours are Suntlay throu&h
Tuesday 12 noon · 4 pm.
Wcdl>eSday through S8Wrday
llW>I · 6pm. Inaddilion, Walch
for our monthly calentbr of
C\"C1lIS. including poetry read·
ings. evening socials.study hours
and~! For Il"IOI1: informa·
tion . aU Eliubeth's Tea Emporium
3iI. m.6:I17.
uClooer 4 , " lIl:ft1 I Nt:. C;U :.ANI;H 1
Free Admission on
F.II Sundays!
.. ~ve racing and satellite
TV coverage of aliI & 4 pm
kickoffs, including Bills games.
to 13 games every weeki
.. fREE Admission.
.. f,ood & Beverage specials.
Fin,er Lalces Rare Track
b~ .tomg Fridttrl.esdard 1:15pm
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Wednctday, October 9, 1996
6:00pm • 8:00pm
Roberts Wesleyan College
Lire ntness Cent.cr
nepresentativ(!8 from hospitals,
n u rsi ng hOllU.'3 and health care
facililie8 will be Te(:ruit i ng for
posilion~ ill health care.
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8 THE GLEANER October 4, 1996
Movie Calendar
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