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Ufmtyles
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Coadl Joe Walab hu been
amprused with hisdub's play
and Is bopdu.l h!s team can
lngrlghla,andsaytngbye
Mike Moyer each coUectcd
Beacon HIN, Booton, Massachu8elts
lhn,e hiu.
Soulhpaw Jay Vaitkevicius,
Snowe, U.S. Co~woman,
named as graduation speaker
gcther," said coach Joe Walsh home run and two-ru.a.
ol Vaitkcvjciw. " He's bcco doubles by both Kelliher
,•tafb;r'... boolttj our pitching- and Hernandez.
c.am a berth in either the
By N.& F.embllr
JOUU(AI.. !TAl1
In an 8~ Jou 1 a ranked
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After losina a same in Brandeis team, in which
•i1ttich lefty Scou Dunn $111• Suffoll:: commiucd six crrendered only four hits, Sul- rors, there were stiU a few
folk recovcrcd to sweep an• bright spots. One wu Rob ,
other double dip, this time Fournier, who retired all
1g11nst Mainc-Fanninglon . seven men he faced in re-
to win, 8-7. the Rams annitu-
lbc seventh to pull 001 lhc 6-
Dunn gave up lhm:: runs io
15
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Suffolk folloWcd hs strong
hit back-1
0-back si ngles, a
lh~
Baseballcx>achJoeWalshhasgot1enoonsl:=v'r~
1s
fivo innings. as Suffolk goc team, which has Improved its record to 11·5.
~';~n ,:cb: :~.
sion 2 Stonchill, wh;ch was
H~
~s!~r:i~\::n'!~h ;:;
:~:~ :na ~i~,
the bases M'k Debcndi
single 10 ·,er/ p~aled lhe :~:~
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( Hernandez,
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Kelliher,
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acom- =l~I~;:~h !~/'
P!CIC game: ~aucriog five
hits and &lnkme ·out five to
Fournier came on once
a1ein in rcJicC rhi s lime in
lhe BOJIIH& H erald have published
articlel oo who area colleaes and
r l
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5tio&.bave rtJCaltly
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tighi shu1 lon,. and was
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La~==
eac·b had four hils, and Suf-
hol d fo 1 an 1w1:,9
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10 0 13 7
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Last Saturday's contest
agai nst UMass•Dartmouth
wu "one or lhc most uciting
David S&rgan's Office dltcd April
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cm Nazarene, an eight-run
homer by Dcbendiciis .
Ze)too,\aii wsd llernaudcz
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Rangers?
the
2. Pill&bumh Pco1uio1 vs.
7. WMhiOKIOD Cppjt3l5
!n the '91 and '92 reguhu
BASEBALL
ee.ti1tt1ed Ofl-.Pll8
~aso ns'. lhc P~nguins fin•
1Jhed w1lh mediocre records
of 41-33-6, and 39-32-9 re•
speclivcly. Both timeS lhey
dp nl: from the Cup. The
Capitals faced_ Pittsbu,gh in
the division scni,i-finab bot.h
YellJ1 and bowed 04.lt early
~d q~ictl!° They ny lh~
third bmc 1s the chann. Noc
for lb.is Capicals squad.
· Pm1Mins laU striu. ,f.J.
3. New Jqgy Peril, vs.
6. MODUPII CamKliMC
Tradition and ghosts lake
a ~k seat in lhis series. The
Devils counter the Forum intangibles
with
solid
goal~ending and defense.
Mart,? Brodeur and Chris
Terrcn each posted 20+ wins.
Scou Stevens aochoni· a dercnse which had allowed only
215 goals lhrou1h April I J.
Never underestimate Patrick
Roy,whocould_probably lcad
the Ottawa Sena.tort into
playoffs. But Roy cao also be
all 100 hu man as cv:ldenccd
by the Canadicm' defeat at
lhe bands of Boston io lhe
the
'90, ' 91, and '92postscasons.
Devils tale strits, 4.z.
4. ~ v:e. 5.
~
Too many injuries and
questionable depth and CX•
perience in every area will
send BruinJ' rans home disoppointt:41 for lhc second year
in a row. The B's have had a
horrible tim'e' against offtn•
sively cxplosiVe teams (ic.,
Pi!Ubo,gb, DclrOit) and Burfa!O seems io score a ton .of
pgoals wbcnlhef play against
them. Brian Suucr will need
career pcrforma4S=cs from
everyooe1oadvancc. Mariusz
C,.cibwsld will be a playoff
hero. II jwt happcn.'1 that it
may be next year. Neely is
out and Bourque w!U ju.st be
coming off a Jcnoc injury him•
self, making it easier for the
Sabres 10 stifle Curbwsld
and whatever else the Bruins
can conjure up.
Sabre, .tok.e striu, ,f.J.
Weuero
Conference •
Quanerfioals
L Qamit Rr4 Winn vs.
coam!:C:Sr!.e IO
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Ridgeway motor-R
fire·tra~
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so homore student in elevator
1994 NHL playoffs usher in new fonnat, new Stanley Cup champs
By hul DlPtrna
JCQNAL STAFP
·Hockey rans, make sure
the rcmole has fresh baucri~
andtheVGfisworkingpropcrly. We are only four days
\... from the start or the NHL's
second 1Ca10n. Despite only
a few games remaining. lhe
playoff pairings in the East·
■
Ll,,,a,.
cm and Wesicm Conferences
have yet lo be Id in stone.
This regular seasoo will be a
dog fight down 10 Thursday
night's final con1es1. The
i>osuea.son will be marked
· by;. new ownership of Lord
Stanley of Pre11on's chcrished cup and a conference•
C.P.s. GrapNe
based playoff fonnal.
8. New Yort; ldondca
ate plays as c.vidcnccd his 46
Get ready !:g!!,,.,. here
This series will be tougher assists.
cp~~,.~~ than ii"appear1. The Islander's
The
As if lhcy
~
,wnd ' CUI .,.,, - Pi~ Turgeon, Ray Fem&ro weren 't de~p enough with
this ,idc or the Dcme SlJCcl and Steve Thomas displayccj six 20 goal · scorcrs and
Deli. Wilh a liulc luck (actu• the playoff heroics this ·tcam superior play of ~ike Rich•
· ally • Jo1 considering how can mUJlcr in a sbon series 1cr (39· 12-5, 2.60) in net.
d01e Bos1on, Buffalo, and by making i1 to lase year's The Rangers now dress seven
Moatrul arc in lhe stand· Cup semi-fin.al rouod. Their former Edmoo101'1 players,
• -,.,-..1•11 be able to show defensive corps, though including Mork Menier,
.,..,,around Suffolk wilh- youn1, ·consists of rookie 'Glenn Aodcnon and Craig
• a 1111 over my bead.
Dennis Vaakc and 1ccond MacTavish. A 1ough, pbysiBNten
Coafcrence year bluolloer Vladimi r cal scnes, but an mevitablc
~
MalakhctY•• Botb playcg &re - rcwlt.
~y $ $
1 VL • a +2S -.id Malak:bov can ereRaqtn IOU uriu, 4-J.
:;v:=e: ~~~
Joaa. and
bepi
to crop up. Odtil today, Suffolk Uni- Snowe is,cwrenlly servina her ciablh
venity bad ooc tdcaed the names of term representina the Second Diseither the UJldcrandu.a&e.ad 8"1du· uicL In 1978, ~oowe, at lhe age or
ate commc:ocemcnt speaker or the 3 1, was the youngest WOOWI from
jli,
'\ii
IC~CC~;
~:':~1:m~
Jcut four recipients for honorary
dcp-ces. From lhote recipients a- rec-
:s~~o~:Cc:Ci::n:°:~~ ommendation is then made foe the
Settnl hlJb-profUe o■mcs such u official c.om~eol speaker.
Al Gore, Ted Koppel, James Earl
If the name Olympia J. Snowe is
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spe&ilf arc wually solicited from
memben of the &affolk commWlity.
Recently the Boston Glow and
NCAA Tournament or the
ECAC ~ ToumamcnL
AIDOQ& Suffolk's impreg-sivc victorica wu a sweep of
a
doubleheader
over
Weotwonh 00 March 26.
ri ::.7av~~~ ;i:~e: ~~i~
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men'stinnls
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Mark Swlrlba1u1 and junior cam the 12•1 win in
ond pmc. "We've been bopirig for aomeooc: to itep up
IIJrUII baWOI trip to Aorida,
and both (Vaitkeviciu1 and
the Suffolk bueball 1ct.m bas on the mound for the Rams, FiaJa) have done just that."
continued iu c·on1i11cncy threw • coropldo-pme shut• said Wahb.
back borne, improvins. its out. suikina out eight.
Among SuJfolk's 14 hill
ttJCOrd to 11 •5.
"He's starting to put i1 10- in the game were a Mumiy
.After
,
Sludentlnvolvement, can-
By Erika Cbrlltmlon
& MJcbdle Md.Ian
SPECIAL TO 119 J0lalfAl.
A Suffolk Un.ivcnlty to~orc
was trapped io lhe 1Ud1eway cleva·
tor between the fint and second floon
lu1 Wednesday at a pproximately
5:00 p.m. when lhe motor which
· powcn the elevator 1enentor caught
on fire. lhus causing smoke IO flow
into the elcvllOf shaft.
Two ao.too Fire Dcpanmeot engine■ and OOC ladder ~ OD tbc
l0COC wilhio tnfnutes of the alarm.
Aftt:i detumioina euctly wbc:rt: lbe
fire wu located, the fire fi&htcn
broopt a Wala' bole iAlo the bwidiog and lbe,ladder WU rmed lo tbc
roofol"""--fUdaewoyS.ildmc-
Susan Vella, 19, of lbverc wa■ OD
her 'f!'ay down 10 the 1ymauia.m
Vella responded , "I'm 0 .K., Jus t
scared!" Vella added, .,I am never
takin& ~ devMOr io this school
again!..
·
LieUteDlllt em Gaylord or ~
Bostoo Fire Oq,Mtmcot., Engio,c 4,
explained lhllf. there was aa clcctrical
ftre it.. the 1eocntor which cmscd
complications 111 citio,uishing it a
water could noc be used. The Fire
Departmcot needed lO use a solution
of carbon dioxide. When asked to
commmt, Oaykwd laid, "'Give Lad-
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~~ p.m. 81 the Wan~ Center in Representatives to filJ the vaciled
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An unnamed source in l h ~ oi. sell of her lau; first husband. Peter
'
BSU, HASA.cmpufe over joint
leadership after:Spring eJectiom
9y
v. 6 - - Glmll. m
XUJIAL
sr,,,,,._
Al tqJOl1Cd in 1- wdc:k's JOfll7fOl.
the Haitian Americm .students AJ1c>.
cimon (HASA,), la dectm new offic-
WU
injlarod.
Cart, tunml BSU Presideat. who n>
fUICd to name die people involved in
the cafderil mddent bccade lhc wa
not lbcte. abbougb sbc revaJi:.d tba
ahe cid know wtio they Wl!ff.
"Eucuiive bcad~mcmbcn cf ay
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aetwa lO bl ilmllwd in m y ~
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._aid.
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scream.ina, DCk:lnc .a louin& oa OGly• . . . . . . . . . - C9Nld.
later Mtlllfted 10 OftCGIIC tbs buiJd.
"'Wllal bappmiod ia lbc cafetmill
""""""-aollbuaoolnbop<a
bolbatscmcooewouldcoq1Cto-- iac-"
When asked if she
T
contbucd on pqc 2
nominations for commencement
""J'll■ . . . . . we
'.1""' 1«»1rtrtv
iwoiiii
be,.
Jr., bqan her polil;icll ~ ■.f\er
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tort..._-.
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folk Pptlee officen u d
fitefi&btal,..Yellaw•&okltbatsbe
~ there were PI people
in the devator," because she was
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Mou0< Oo•~ loo_<> R. Md<anan,
f o , ~ _ u d - c o m • .,..1n,oJJta1'odmce.lnl973, w
mcacement cxeiaa slated for ~Y • • dected to the Maine House or
der2A"1llbepufioulbeydidalllhe .,.fo,lhel-J995icodaaic-.
bard Work.• ,
'1k l'elWI :,,a that there were two
ll"Q""'dlholNdloo _ a......, -1.dbyJa,dy..iU..w
IDCllllal ia .~
... efforts of. bale. . . . . to tbtc Black SCDdent
tlje Boaoe fire ~ '"My ' 1.Jaloa'a (mlJ) Ea.aci\lC IPc-d ._
&om b<r Albledc Dcporw. -jobwbculhe...__
Ncx1 lhinB she knew she heard lbe
acrou [rom . . . . . . . . . . . . _ W'O
fire alum blarioa.
Wbculhe-doo,"l""'°IO
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lhc!RepuUllean Pany IO be elccir.d to
. IIUVATO&
nu
amlaedoe~3
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...elliq:, a.t said.
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TheSull"olll:Joumal •Wednesday,April 20, 1994
.. Police, administration 8 ~ odds over paid detail patroOing at ne~ Law Sc~ool co~truction site
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Slattery
ajV.CiriiiCiiiii,W
wen at tho lite ol the. new Wtead or ■! l owing the po0
law school on I 10- 120 lice the details contraet 1
p■uol ~nd I.he aru, it. will
Tremont Stteet.
The SuftOLk Uni'veuitY
Chris Slanery, UniOO M· in.stead be given 10 a pnvalC
Polkc are·apin bavin& labor
sociation President for '\he security force.
pn,1111at1. twitll thel1
~
Slaltcry stated thal Francis
X. Flannery, vice president
and treuurer, promised to
deliver the details contnet to
the University Police during
■ ·co~CEr.,ENT
Snowe is I native or negotiations las1 year, bu1
C-ontillucd from i:-gc I
Mytilcnc, ,Greece. She wu later rentgcd on his promise.
raised by relalivcs Mary and Slattery said that thcydidnOI
the late J,amcs Gorarutcl af. get the pledge but ins1cad
Soowe, who was killed in a
look Aanncry "on his word."
ta being orphaned at the age
cu accident on the Maine
SlaUcry added, " I guess
of nine. She graduated from
Turnpike. A year later, she
Edwai;d UttJ.c High School in we could have wrote thlU in
was rc-docted 10 a full ' year
there, but I 1ook him on his
Auburn, New ,York.
term.
Snowc and her husband word 1h11, you know, we
· Before being clec1cd to currently icside in Blaine would be able to get them ir
~ . Snowe also served House. ~9tincOovcrnor' s we could obtain them"
in the Maine Senate where mansion . She is pre5enlly (mc1nin1 1hc details con•
she chaired the Joint Stand·
running for the United Statcs tract.)
in& Committee OD Health and ~nate scat of majority leader
Slattery said tha1 the ad·
Institutional Services.
George Mitchell, who is not ministn1tion has given con•
As a representative fo r the
seeking re-election.
meting reasons for the awardgeographically largest ConThe Suffolk Journal hw. ing or lhc contract 10 a prigressional District cast or the also JCCCivcd infonnation that vatc force, Nonhcast SccuMississippi River, Snowe sits lhc commencement speaker rit y. Slattery said that
on such national committees for the Law School will be Flannery originally staled at
.
stated
1bat
oaNAI-ITAII'
send a response ,if be was
goina 10 allow lbcm to.-have
the. details. Aanncrj changed
his niind again and said the
demolition contractoc hid to
Maine Republican named
have complete conuol of hir•
Co~encement speaker
site.
Slattery docs not dispute
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~ on lntcmatiooal Security,
and H~. B~gct ~mitiee.SnowcisltnowninWash•
Congressman
Lee
H. : o!~~~::nm;:~n:a:t~~
9;:'
Affairs, who has reprc.1entcd
Indiana's Ninth District for
paying for the dc1ails and
tha1 lhc decision had nothing
10 do with money. Instead,
more than 30 years in Con-
~ argued i_ ~~ a dc1
Hamilton was available.
: ~ ;1
°d~r~:t ~:;::~ 0:~
lawyer.
::1~~ ;:::·• iuucs, ~t:t ~~ ru~~e~g~:~: :~ _ ;n
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■ DOUSING
this,butBJEUCSthatlhede~t'I•
litiOJI contractor was going
to award the details to the
Univcnity Police. To back
up his claim, Slattery noted
that the contractor gave them
his card and aJso the times
when he fell he would need
the details.
Slauery
noted
!hat
Aannery himsclftoldhimthat
he had told the contn1Clor nol
10 hire the Police, again citing the advic:c of his lawyer.
Commcnling on Flannery' s
acti on, Slancry sm id. "He
squushcd out details and now
he·, trying 10 say that lhc:t
conuol the hiring,"
A call was pl aced to
Aanncry's office. bul he was
at a meeting and did not re-tu m the Journal 's phone call.
As part of the coolr8C1 nc•
gotia1cd three yean ago, a
"set ralC for delails was estab-lished. SJauc,y declared that
in the almost five years he
has worked at Suffolk, he
=~:~:,':~
illration 1cuing an outside
COD1IXt as a violation of the,r
contract.
When asked the amount ~
University Police Office,
would earn working a paid
detail, Slattery answered, "A
Little more than time and :a
half... Slattery nolCd that lm1J
of money would help all 1hr
officers, particularly the one:,
with families.
Al Slattcl')''I Pfodding, :in
arbitrator will be brought 111
to try to mediate the disputl'
According to Slattery, a Int'·
diator is somebody, us uall}
a lawyer agreed to by both
sides, who makes a dcc:1
s101l
on a dispute that both side,
agree to abide by. The arb,trato r will come from tht
American Arbilr8lion As.,o,DETAILS
continued on
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apattmeots for this Summer and next Fall. Please take
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:v:~.wn: =:i~n!~'.Andrea McDonough, as• problem. She said that she
sisiant director of the Ballotti rcalizcd the fire wu in the
Leaming Center, said when elevator when dlC got nc8r it
~he _ _ _
s _ heoro m_e_fi_,,.,~a1um she __ eoo _e11_me__ol<e.
_ __ aru1 _ld~sm
sm ~
injuries reported in
•dgeway elevator lll~
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ELEVATOR FIRE
C.ontinued from page I
The Director or Physical
Plant, Sadiq Khaliqi was on
the scene just minutes arter
the fire department left and
when asked 10 comment,
said; "( can ' t commenl as I
don ' t know what has happened."
Contac ted days la1er ,
Khal iqi said the couse of
the elevator fi re lias been
attrjbu1cd 10 a closed pump
motor that overheated. The
ch81Je of maintenance, baJ
told Khaliqi that it should
be back in operatioc by
ihis Friday. Khali~ said he
wu iold by Della that ir the
~il:::t:y
t~~:r~~
wfa~d:;,t
would definitely be by
Monday.
ln an ironic 1wist, the
Suffolk Police daily loa bad
a report of people stuck in
an elevator at the Sawyer
bui,lding po the same Qay •
as ihc Ridgew.n clevak>r
fire . This occ\med at !i:50
~l:::'.0~u~a~:1 : i~~:act:: ~~:;' a:t~~r;:!m:i~~!w:;
:
C:qm any, )',' ho are in · incident•
.
. ~ .,,
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one fed l,bat they could be in
an cmersency situation, yet
he hurried evc:ryoue ouL".
Nelson said that it took
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:t:f't'"!!~. t:';:!ntn;:
handled.it exceedingly well.
He didn.'t let anyone tA,b
the elevator. He made sure
everyone took the stain and
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nology Club and many Olhu
students and organizations.
The students of Boscon's
North End Eliot Elcmenlary
befa: :-:::~ :!.~:ei17~!!~t : !.w;::~~u~:i'
he rcalited it was not a test
and Ital¢ that he called the
Univ;ersity Police to inform
them 'or the fire alarm going
off and that be was evacuat•
ing the second floor.
Nelson then explained his
who first rcaliud that 1oinebody was in the ele,atn,."
When asked whether his
reactions were instinctive or
trained , Nellon answered
that it was probably both. "I
think that it wa, somewhat
; ~te:: ::ti=~~
the individuals in then: that
they were to evacuate lhe
building by taking the stairwell which they did post
haste." Nelson ·was also the
first to notiCC that a person
was trapped in the elevator.
N~lspn checked lhe. -c.levator, beard a muffled voice
:~s~~~;e0i:e~~
b:}
years." Nelson said that he
had beec in a number .or
similar situations, many that
could be considered out of
ord_
inary, ..
Summing up what be
thinks !s his ~U Nelson
fY,
proclaimed, .,M)' training Is
10 look out for the lfUety or
n~~~
~the~rs!:~ the l~~n . ;~~~i
"I then rushed oot , o( the
straci.~ -'"
GIAOUAT10N
IE:=.
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11 ucnded.
The day was also used to
communicate important information about drug awarencss. A former drug abuser
and cunent Sµffolk a,aduatc
student, Da1Mil Cr6k Sj,okc:
· tO ihc cbitdtt.n ·about the dangcrous •effects and nuniflCll-
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ANNOUNCING .
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Roommaie(s) wanted 10 find an apartmenl
.. ,COM_MENCEMENT MATER!AlS WILL· NOT BE RE•
LEASED TO ANY STUpENT WHO HAS OUTSTANDING
BALANCES AND/OR HAS NOT YET MET PERl(Jt!S LOAN
EXIT INTERVIEW REQUIREMENTS WITH TH1! BURSAR'S
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ori ng, positive interaction
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{officer Greg Grandee of the
SurfOU: Univenity Police.)
Polaroid, which helped sponsor the event, donated cam•
THE:. Gil'DlM\110!1 MCll€T IEIIIE! Al A 1€1.E"A\"E:: fOIIM fOII
• have an apartmenl and will be look.Ing for a. roommatc(s)
: Dctall~
cni.l consensul ICCfllcd to be
tha1 it was merely a drill.
While one studeut, Susan
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Dclpite the fire alarm going off at the Ridgeway buildfo.g las1 wcc.k, people still had
lffllblc believing there, .was a
fire in the elevator. The gen-
Suffolk hosts Crime
and Safety Day
Suffolk University
Recognition Day 1994
(RIDGEWAY 207)
forcwrcnt as well as entering students to find roommates
fe;20, {994'
was in the ladies lockor "'l thoua)u I.bat ac any ICC· building, walked down the
87 Ga., 7.m,la
room on the -second floor ond , I was aoing to. 1cc stairwell from floor lo Ooor,
KIURNAl.STAff'
gelling ready 10 Jea've. "I • flames... ,
to the elevator, to find out
heard the alarm .... ringrng
McDonough,
despite exactly what Ooor .it WI$ on
The Council or Ptesidcnu
for a couple of seconds be- W~li?•
out of the . so lha._ I mi~ht be of wis- (COP) lll}d .th~- C r i ~
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fore I realized that it •was a bu1ld1ng, sa.id th~ 1
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s ,: ~
1~ 1
0l)CllJ91 c.lNictlO'otator , ~ lubu.ho11tcd 1,a, Crimc,"and
fire alanni1It .didn't, IO\lnd Nelson, director of-1llh!ctic1, and as it turned nut, the cl- Safct:y bay in the Ridgeway
like a fire alarm to me, for -managed to calmly lw\dle e;vator wa■ op th': gymna- Gym last friday, April l!i.
some reason."
t~e ~ltuation . Desc ribing sium floor," N~lsoo said.
Kelly-Lynn Cbaue, chair of
McDonough stated ,that Nelson; McDonQpgb aid,- '1
McDonough praised the -COP, oripnated the event last
1hc bad nevcrbcco ia'a-build- jtllt •mnember the .look- on actions or Nelson during the year and coordinated it this
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I . moment to fdl in this fonn and return it to the Dean
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Please help us to help you find the kind of housing
larnngments you~-The Dean of Students Offioe is
■ttcmpting to coUect information that will make it easier
: -
ing for the security of the
buildio1 of the Ridgeway
Bu.ildioa and the constn1c•
don on the Student Activities
Office. both the details went
to pr\vatel firms . Slattery
l&a&ed that it was lime to lake
a 1altmd on the iuue."
8ec:auletbepolicecontrac1
stalel: lhll the police are the
sole t.pining agent with the
Univcnily for police pauol.
Sllnery oomiders the IKimin-
By V. Gordon Glmn.
& Stephanie Snow
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bu not worked one de tail.
tratioo. lhii time over dewl Univenity Police, stated lha1 Flannery was supposed 10 He noted that duri ng the
TiiSuffolkJoumal •Wedaoaday,
Nelson leads evacti~tion efforts; helps in eevator rescue .
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May 19 (9:00 am . S:00 pm)
C. Walah Theatre
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World Trade ~nter
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' rescue
, walked down the
l rom floor 10 floor,
leval'br,· to,find out
'lhal floor it was on
might be of assisopini111 llkic;lo..,ator
I tu.mod out, IJ>c cl',',',.. •N•,,~~e •..,'·"'"'••
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Nelson during the
l was .,mazing, now
h.ink abo ut it, He
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ator. He made sure
: took the stain Md
ht out of thc "buildit was he," I believe,
t realized thal somell in the elevator."
ulted whether his
ins6iictive or
Nelton answered
as probably both. " I
at it was somewhat
ve in my nature, but
1 over 8 period of
Nelson s8id 1h11 he
m in a number or
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' considered out or
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11iog up what he
s his duty, Nelson
icd, "M'y . lnlining is
out for the aafcty of
is in the immediate
~.~asQJden,c;,ra
1 were
Tl>eSutroll:Joumal ,Wedoc,day,Apri1 20, 1994
Suffolk hosts Crime
and &a~ty Day
By Guy
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J()UDIAL SfMF
The Council of Presidents'
(COP) and th~ Crimjnology
Glub ho5led,,a, Crim.o , tmd
Safety Day in Lbc Ridgeway
Gym last Friday, APril 15.
Kelly-Lynn Chasse, chair of
COP, originated the event last
year and coordinated it this
year in cooperation with
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Look
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Goldberg! Boston theatre
has its own "Sister Act ll"
and, unlike the sequel to the
hit film "S ister Act,"
"Nunsense" is beuer the second time around.
Yes, folks, those crazy
$,winging and singing 'Little
Sisters of Hoboken are back
in "Nonsense U: The Second Comins" and they'rC
funnier than ever.
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atte nded their stage debut,
which raised money to bW')'
four dead nuns who were
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Suffolk Uoiven ity Police.)
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'habit you shouldn't~
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around in a full habit alone
makes 'this a number 10
w~lch, bu! when combined
wi1h the humorous lyrics,
thi, aoog is one of lhc most
enjoyable paru of the per•
formance .
In
the
original
"Nunscnsc," the MothetSupeiior,' Slsiµ Mary Regina
(Kerry Dowling) got high
oq drugs found in a locker io
~:rtfst~~~;hi~~:
and her right hand nun, Sister Mary Huben (Maryann
Zlcbau) get high once again.
This time the drugs are
PflOIO eour..y Idea
replaced by lhe Japanese Iisinging and dancing nuns or -Nunscnsc ll : The Second Coming' qyor sake and the nuns con-
r · - lves: actively involvedstudent and amen
A
--"'es career pe--rman·
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oppokHity for •• ~ide
rup of audicacca to act: ■
ttue taste O Water'• m~
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rial. ~Tbe 'movie will tit'e
aiaoy people by 111,prlae
after the first ten m.iout~
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lhM ·,i. p,:ovidos 'the
film with a lU'allply real.is-
tic
edae
whicb
brinai
"Sc-
last decade. ·
plelely
and cxhilaTwner'• performance ii ·nlinaly truby movie. It
over-the-top but not in • "'._ill no dou~t t~~ SO!De
campy way. The support- Viewer■ off WI~ 111 warped
ina cut is just u wonder- ICIIIC of humor but lbe~enfully twisted.
tire movie ii 10 amart and
cal na.mbers in this ingenious
variety show. In 1'hc Prima
Ballerina," Silcer Mary Leo
(Joyce Avitable), who iongs
prim ■ baJle:i ina. tnldcs b her
ballet slippers fo r roller
skau:s.
The pair decides wh111 ac-
and
ricacewhich, undcrnocooditiOrtS, should be missed.
"Serial· Mori0' ii a comic
¥
•~ - . a defDdldf
O:C~ ftlm......of the --,rtng
IUlon. ;:-
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th:·: : · :
jobs very clficieatly. When
· .Beverly
starts to •off'
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her ~pericncc hu had on
se<honstudentplays,ush- ~:~• s h:;!d!:\i~~l~r~ed'
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"When ·I got Into APO it ering at shows, working up .. , 1 1
was really ex~itiog." APO to house manager in her and hs affiliation with other
gave, ~ an oppprtuoity to sophomore year, oversee- churches. "Getting to know
get to m~t new people, ing ushers, and box office what aocs on in the Cuthomake aood friend$, and do ma.n ■ ger thll same year. licreligion,"sheu.id, is"inservicework: "'Wcdidalot Alvcsushcrstherenowona creasing; my faith ."
Although she is now the
Youth Coordinator at St.
Peter's, Alves hopes to get
more involved with her
church in the future.
"Success to me is when
I'm able lo help someone
{in need)," lf ~ died today, she said, " I'd like for
them to say, ' she was a very
O.K.," Alves quipped.
On-c.!IIDPIIS Model Search!
"......,,..~v.,._,-
,· M lieed...le Wflialile modilir'or1iie-"-
~~:r:~~-:,°tv~~;:~~
feelin&s . 1"
"l don't worry about it
(de■th). I think it's •something lb.at WiQ take place. I
S1mmt....:.m.
bcrs or her stuffy, suburban
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communi1y, her own family
Stans to suspect her of insan-
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. performance is so convincSERIAL
coJUinalcd on p■,ge 6
1~c!~:~
~~~ic~i:~:e
cese of Boston. "We publiin poliCC' work, she took •• cizecvcnts,"shcsaidofthe
pnc6cum course and was position she was nominated
told she had 10 get a job 10 to by her church , Saint
they said she should work Peter's,
located
in
with Suffolk Police.
Dorchester. Alves acts as a
aoi,homore year. ln~rested
SUBMISSION DEADLINE! May 27th
NUNSENSE D
.At fi rs1 glance the new icy and Bevedy becomes the
- black comeay"•ScnwMom~
center or media attention. She
seems 10 be bud filmmak.ing is now an instant celebrity ·
dressed up BS cutting edge and her ramily takes this 10
satire but, in reality, this bril- full advantage.
liant film is just the opposile:
ls making a sui.r out of a
a great, start l11ugh-rest Jay- psychopath like Beverly creen:d under a montage or bad oling a bigger monster than
tas1e.
the one she already is? Who
Offensive. crude and dis- att really the crazy people in
gusta[g are all comments or this movie, Beverly or the
appraisal for 1his very runny people who accept her acand odd freak show by writerl lions? You decide for yourdirector John Woten. "Serial selr.
Mom" is easily the freshest.
One thing is for sure .
most en1enaining and lose- watchlng Turner's energetic
your-breath hilarious mo":ic and dangerous pcrfonnance
10 be made in years. This is gives viewers the reeling or
the belt black-<:omic sati re being s1alkcd by II hupgry
since "Heathers."
,
tiger....T-his menl111 mother is
The film manages to be rriendly and ewe on the out•
bolh ■ side-splittiilg farce and side, but she can snap at a,oy
p.n unsettling eommcni.ary on moment. Her eyes look car-our ~icty's obsc.uio~ wi~ ing and sympathetic. but betJUe come. BevCTl! Sutphin neath all q_f• Beverly's moth(Kathlecn Turne!) 1s the i:i:er• erly charm. she really only
feet m~:Stlt "'. su~ruv.c 'wants to rip your liver out
or her ~ly which includes with an antique fin:poker.
bcr dentist husband Eugene
Turner (''The War of the
(Sam Waterston), her slightly Roses") has taken on- a risky
· off'-bal~e son Chip (Mat- and challenging role and she
thew- Lillard), and ber boy• succeeds with ease. She is
crucd daughter Misty {Ricki one of thc best physical ■c. L■Jr:e).
tresses and is perfectly cast
Beverly cooks, sews, 85 the homicidal Bevedf. Her
=~::
Psi Omega (APO) member
since she Wu inducted in
her second semester u a
freshman. She has worked
with. Program Council (PC)
00 Rathskc.lleis in various
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rums "Hairspray" a.od
"Cry-Baby." "Serial Mom"
i1 a combination of Waters
a l ~ ~ acceuible and
hii autiest.
.
...
lt is a combination of
"Hairspray" and "'Female
Trouble." Thi1 i1 a~ rfect
"Serial Mom:" a morbid .
comic masterpiece
JOURNAL STA»'
"lth~I!cl tooinv~lved
with things; Alves said or
her worst attribute. " I start
doing too mu~h ■
;Jd I burn
out after• while.
•Jnadditiontoherinvolvement at SUffolk, Alves is
oneo(theCommuni1yMem-
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me.mbuof{hcSuffolkCom- Suffolk.
muDity sl~ce she stepped
She currently holc;ls a
on campus. Alvea play~d work~study position for the
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is ·her rend ition of !he
Golden Ruic: .. Ail the things
thal I've done are things
that I would would have
been done for me.
"'My heart goes for
people, especially young
people.~
In her free ·time, Alves
indlcaled that, just like everybody else, "'I like to go
out with"iny friends, godancinj." Noting that she lol/cs
daricing and music , she revealed that she, "wanted to
be a dancer when I was a
kid ." "
Next year Alves w'ilfbe a
senior. Through her years ·
h"cre she has noticed the
small conten1ion or Cape
Verdean people at Suffolk
and is thinking or starting a
club next year.. She would
like people to ger ■ sense of
what Cape Ven;tean means.
" People don'r,,seem 10 know
that [the country) exists."
Alvca• ..drcain deferred"
is that she secretly wants
" to be a defective" and
maybe act her ·own private
in.vcatiaatioo agency. "I just
take one day at a time, basically.~ ,
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gives .career perfonnan
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pl&C !~Dj~:r~'::nt:~r;Ve:.\~~
oppe,rtaaity "for a wide now,"
rup oi audiences to St' 1
She bas been
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active
true Wte of Water'• ·~
me.mbcroflheSuffolkCom•
rial. The 'movie will t.Uc m6niry iii.cc 1hc stepped
lDaoy people by 1u.rprbc on campus. Alves played·
after the fint ten ffiimucs Frcshmanbaskctball,buthad
aod it'doesn' t ever let up.
to )eave the team to get a
..Serial Mom" is a c~m- job. She has bcdl an Alpha
pl~ly lnune and ~II•· Psi Omcgi. (APO) member
rauaaly truby movie. II since she was inducted in
":Ill ,no dou~t tum 1omc her 1ccond semester as a
YJtwcn off with .I~ warped
freshman. She bas worked
~ or _
bu~r but the co- with Program Co~cil (pC)
ru:e movie~• aman and on RathskcUers in variou1
witty ,that 11 demands lhe capacities such b starpping
:~:~:~~:e;.r every adult hands, giving out food and
This is an unforgettable dcco"tiog and "just mak·
and ~tngcous film cxpc- ing sure things were going
rieoce which, under 00 coo• · O.K.," Alves quipped.
ditions, should be misted.
"When I got into APO it
"Serial Mom" is a comic was really exciting." APO
iq tbM ·she provides the
film Willi • auaqely rcalil·
ticodcewblchl>rinp"SorW Mom" Op and over any
other comedy made in the
lut decade.
Turner's performance is
over-the-top but -not fo a
campy way. The support·
in& cut is just u wonder•
fully twisted.
Director Jobo Waters has
bwJt an entire career out or
bad taste and recently
aaincd 1ome m•in1tream
attention with the lighter
fllin 1 "}f,airspray" and
· "Cry-Baby." "Serial Mom"
is a combinatioo or Waters
at 'his moll acccuiblc a.ad
fllm~
hil nuricst.
It is a combination or ,Won. •
GRADE: A+
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Trouble. .. Thi• II • pcrl'cct
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r . Alves: actively involved student and citizen
0
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make &ood friends, and do
service work. ..Wcdidalot
wi~
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thathcrAPOex.pcricncehu
been her best experience at
Suffolk.
She cu rrcotly holds a
work-study position for the
SuffolkUn.iversityPolie1:as
a CCTV monitor. She has
been doing_ this since her
sophomore year: Interested
in police work, she took a
pricticum course and wu
told ahe had to get a job 10
they said she should work
with Sutrolk Police.
Since her freshman year,
Alves worked in C. Walsh
Theatre helping Marilyn
Plolli:ios, director, with re•
search on student plays, ushering at shows, working up
to house manager in her
her won:t attribute. "I s1
ar1
doing too much an~ I burn
out after a while."
Inadditiontohcrinvolvcmeat at Suffolk, Al ves is
oneoflhcCommunityMcmben: in the office of Black
Catholics in the Archdioccse or Boston. "We publi •
cizc events," sh·c said of the
position she was nominated
to by her church, Saint
Peter's,
located
1n
Dorchester. Alves acts as a
liaison for St Peter's in the
archdiocese.
When asked wha1 effect
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anditsaffiliationwith other .
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Alvcsushersthercnowona
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licrcligion,"sbesaid,is .. ,n .
creasing my raith."
Although she is now the
Youth Coordin11or 11 S1.
Peter's, Alves hopes to get
more Involved with her
church in the future .
"S uccess 10 me is when
I' m. able 10 flclp sOmconc
(in need]," If she died 1
0.
day, she said, "I'd lih for
them lO say, ·she wu a very
nice and ...kind J>C:l'SOn. \·rry
helpful, scnt'lcive fO people·,
rulings.'"
" I don't worry abou t 11
(death). I th.ink. it's some•
thin& that will take pllCe. I
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"N~nse II:" better the
second time around
■ NUNSl!NSEU
Continued from page 5
llCISCI they will be like and
what rolc1 1hcy will take
when th Cy become ac tresses.
Sister Rohen Anne (Mary
Callanan) is back to her old
tricks as she 1rics to steal the
spotli&ht from all of the other
nuns. However, it is Sister
Robert Anne' s serious number that really impresses the
audience.
In .. Anaeline," Sister
Robert Anne tells the story
of the nun who inspired her
10 j oin the 1i11er hood .
Callanan '• beautiful voice
fill s the theatre and makes
the song one of the bi&hlights of the performance.
Audience participation is
required in " NunlCJllc II."
A rousin& game or bingo is
one or the hi1hli1ht1 of the
performance. The audicocc
mcmbcn compete for . the
chance to win a unique &ifl
made by Siller Mary Amnesia. Don' t forge t 10 bring
your lucky binao dab~rl
The best pan or the performancc is · a sing-a-Jona.
Sistcr Robert Anne, Sister
Mary Hubert, Si.ster Mary
Leo, and Sister Mary Amnc~ ,lcp(lhe a1i1'1ieaic.c, ,ip
Student Theatre~
IJ 0.. Ciiilij
v<:icc of ra
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the truly hystericaJ son& "Oh
How can you dcacribc the Studcat T
plly~m" iaatricfs-a:. andvam
which i1 sung to the tune of graph? It ia
ma 11- pcd'omanc
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Oh
Matter Be." This tune pro- bones. No, actually il'I about duc:cion WI
vide, the bia&cst lau1hs io !he p&ycmauist who Ilia IO ·"E.qum,. ii
the performance.
undaa:ldthcboywhodidit. bothinad:
Ali.hough a knowledge of Well, it'1 more an explormoo ~
the basic premise behind the
original "Nunscnse" is help- ;~~nro!t:!:y~~ : . . •
ful in gettin& some of the about the strict roles ~iety ff cia1 cff'cai
,jokes in the play, it is not imJ)QIClonallofus.
tho
necessa ry . A b•ief (and
"Equus" LI a play by requick} synopsis or the origi• nowned playwright Peter '
oal .. Nunse n1c" is given Shaffer ("Amadeus"). mi was ~
.
early in "Nu111cnse II," but performed Jut week at
the show will be apprcci• Suffolk's C. Walsh Tbeatre.
ated more if you sec the The production, directed by
original "Nunscnac" firsL
Marilyn P1ot1rin.s.
a~
• "Nunscnsc U" is playina
indefini1ely al the Theatre
lo an effort to make
Lobby . Show times are Suffolk'• SIOOCOl 1'hccc ~
Wed. at 2p.m. and 8p.m., duction more profeHioaal,
Thurs. at 8p.m ., Sat. at Pl~ns brought iD Cbarlea
9p.m. , and Sun. at 3p.m.
';'einstein.•vcta1Dmmany
Tickeu arc S17-25. HaJf.
pn,ducuoOJ ....,,_
price tickeu a.re available Bolton mi New EnaJaad. to
for the Sunday ·and Wcdnct• pl,ytheleadn,leol..,.....
day matinee performances. criSI Martin Dysart. Wci:nslda
The oriainal "Nuose.nac" was brillianl"hi the chaUeolffll
is performed on Fri . at 8p.m. role, one that ii on stage
and Sal. at 5p.m. Ticket, chroughout the play. .
arc ·$~2-2.5 .
Standout performances .
Tick.Cu may ·b e pur- were also alven by Mark
chased 11 the Theatre Lo~by O'Malley as the l<lriwed Aloo
Box Office ~r by c~llln& Snog. Oriltian
931 :2787. Fnr mQ_rc 1nfor- horse. Nuuet, ud ,l'ie~.P~ ..,· ..( .
.. mauon, call 227-9872.
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The secret 'to her success
is her reridition of the
Golden Ruic: .. All the thing~
that I've done arc things
lhat I would would havr
been done for me.
" My heart goe s for
people , especially young
people."
In her free 'time, Alves
indicated that, just like cv•
crybody else, '"I liJce to go
out with JllY friends, godanc •
ing." Noting that she loves
dancing and music, she re•
vealed that sh1r, "wanted. ,10
be a dancer when I was a
kid."
Next year AJvcs will be a .
senior. Through her years
here she has noticed the
small contention or Cape
Verdean people at Suffolk
and is thinking Of starting a
club next year. She would
like people to get a sense or
what Cape Vcrdeao means.
"People don' t seem to know
that (the country] exists."
Alves ' "dream de.ferTcd"
is that she secretly wants
.. ,o be a detective" and
maybe get her ·own private
invcstlgation agency. "Ijus1
take one day at a time, basically.."
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Suffolk qniYersity llod!.ue
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er
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aives career• performan
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.opportaoity for a wide
CoDtiDued rrom pqe !Ii
ruae or audiences to act a
true tut.e of Water's mato-~
i., lhM ahe provide., lhe riaJ. ThtJ movie will 1U:c
film whh I aCraa&cly realil• many i,eople by surp rise
de edge Wb.icb briap ""So- after the fint ten mlnu1ca
riaJ Mom'" up ud over any and it doesn' t ever let u·p.
other comedy made in th e
..Serial ·Mom" is a comlu'iut,~e.perfonnance is pletdy huaoe and cabilaovcr-the-top but not in a
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of humor but l'1c eatire movie is sq smart and
Director John Waten has witty that ii demands the
built an eatire career OUI of atten lion of every adu lt
bad · taste and recently movie-aocr.
'
aa.Jaed tome mainnream
This is an .unforgettable
;1
%a:io=H::~~plr~cy"lig:~; = : : : x o c : : : :
"'Cry-Baby ... "Serial Mom" dition.s, should be missed.
is a combination of Waters ..Serial Mom" is a comic
:~~
accudble and
It is a combination of
..Hairspray" and "female
Troublo." Tbis is a perfect
m:m~ ~-=:
seuon . •
GRADE: A+
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20, 1994
Tho Sllffoll<
Alves: activt!ly involved stu, ent ~d cithen
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Continued from p&&c
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now."
She has been an active
memberoftheSuffolk Com•
munity since she stepped
on campus. Alves played
work with other people
doing volu~tc~r work ..... t
."l·~ l ! c t too inv~lvcd
fresh.man bukctbaJJ, buthad
Suffolli:UnivcrsityPolicc as
oncbrthcCommunityMcm-
to leave the team to gel a
job. She 1'u been an Alpha
Psi Omega (APO) member
a CCTV monitor. She has
been doing this since her
sophomore year. Interested
bers in the office of Black
Catholics in the Archdiocese of Boston . "We publ i-
w ~t:n~oo!~
c:~
;:i;~ns~~"; ~ : i!i:~~~
f~hman . She bu worked told she had to get a job IO
with Program Council (PC) they said she should work
on Rathskellers in various with Suffolk Police.
capacities such ai. st.amping
Since her freshman year,
hands, giving out food and Alves worked in C. WaJsh
dccoratin& and "'just ma.k- Theatre he lping Mari lyn
in& sure thinas were going Plot.kins, director, with rcO.K.," Alves quipped.
sean::h on student p?ays, ush" When I got into APO it ering at shows, working up
was really exciting." APO to house manage r in her
gave her an opportunity to sophomore year~ overseegel to mcel new people, ing ushers, and box office
make good friends. and do mlftager that same year.
service work. "We did a lot Alve~ ushers there now on a
to . by her c hurch, Saint
Pe ter' s,
located
in
Dorc hester. Alves acLS as a
liaison for SL Peter's in the
archdi ocese.
When asked what effec1
her experience has had on
her, she said that it allowed
her 10 learn abou1 the office
and it1 •affi liation with other
churches ...Getting 10 know
what aocs on in the Cu1holic religion ," she said, is ··1n •
creuing my faith ."
Although she is now 1he
Youth Coordinator at St
Peter's. Alves hopes to gci
more Involved wi th her
church in the future.
..Success to me is when
I'm able to help someone
{in need)," If she died 1
0day, she said, <-'T d like for
them to say, ' she was a very
nice lftd ... lciod ~rsoo. \i:r}
helpful , serutlivtlO pcopk ·,
feelings..: "
.. , don' t WOl'T)' about 11
(death). I think it' s somc~ng
will W.e pl ace ~I
~en,"
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was interesuna. Alves wd w1lh things, Alves said or
that hc.rAPOexpcriCncc bat her worat attribute. " I s1ar1
been her but cxpcriince at doing too much and I burn
Suffolk',
out after a while." .She currently bold s a
lnadd.itio0tohcrinvolvc . work-study position for the meot at Suffolk , Alves is
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"Nwisense II:" be~r the Student Theatre shines in "EQUUS"
second fune around
a, ilii c.w.,.
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NUNSENSE II ·
Con"
tinucd from page S
the U\lly hysterical song ..Oh
Dear, What A Catastrophe,"
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ucues they will be like and :,'~~ch~:as,~n~~att : c ; ! gnph? 11 is lhc ltOIJ d a 17- pcrfomances.
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trc;~:t:·r Robe" Anne ( M R~
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Callanan) is back to her old
1ricks as she tries to steal 1he
spotlight fr'Om aU oflhc other
nuns. However. it is Sister
Robert Anne's serious num-
the p1ychl¥Jist who lrict to
undc:nulnd~boywbodid .it.
theA~! ~cugp~:~:oi:~ei~t:! WcU. it's more an aploratioa
or the l'OJc religion aBd ritual
original "Nunsense" is help- play in our society. Or, it's
ful in getting some of th e about the strict roles society
jokes in the play, it is not imposes on all of us.
~~:::~:al ly impresses the
~:~~~\a;:~ps1s
;~:cs ct~:!!:~:~ laughs in
p
ln .. An ge line ," S ister
Rober1 Anne tell s the story
of the nun who inspired her
10 join the siste r hood.
CaJ lanan's beautiful voice
fil ls the lhcatrc and makes
lhe song one of the highlights or the performance.
Audience participation is
required in "Nunscn,e ll."
A rousing game of binao is
one or tbe hi&hlights of the
pcrfonnancc. The audience
members ·compete for the
chance 1 win a unique gift
0
made by Sister Mary Amnesia. Don'I fo rget to bring
your lucky bingo dabbc;rl
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nal " Nunse nsc" is given
early in "Nunscnsc 11 ·" but
th c show will be apprcciated more. if you sec the
o riginal "'Nunsen5e" first.
.. Nunsense 11 " is playing
i nd efinitely at I.be Theatre
Lo bby. Show limes arc
Wed. 81 lp,m. and fv. m.,
Thurs . a t &p .m., Sa1 . at
9 p.m .. a nd Sun. at 3p.m.
Tickets arc Sl?-25 . Halfprice tickets arc available
for th e Suac!ay and Wcdncsday matinee pcrfonnanccs.
The oriainal .. NunsenSc"
is performed on Fri. 11 Sp.m,
and Sat . at Sp.m. Tickets
2
fo ~:n!:'~/:"s~:g~~1!:;~ · _a rcT~
c
miy b~ purSister Robert Anne. Sister chased at th e Tbcao,; Lobby
Mary Hubert, Sister Mary Box Office or by .c~lling
Leo, and Sister Mary Am- 931~2787. For more 1nforne$)4 , l.e/td. tbe aud.ience, .in .mat:1on, call 227-9872.
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" f.quus" is a cha.llmging play,
bochinsubjoctmaucrandp-cKnlalion. Plctkins' choice of
C8ll, as wd1 • her UIC d elomeats like the scaa,c and· spc.. cial effects, cambincd to make
the . _
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..f.quus" is a play by ro-
,nd
--°"""Ted Colburn's Id daip.
combinioa-cJ,ao-
Stonchenae a.nd Christian
aauvdpst,lddodlOtbelmr:aJJ impact ol the plays hiahly
rcligiouaaodriwalisticlhemcs.
All in all, Plot.kina' production or ""Equua.. showed
that a student productioo is
more than up to the challenge or u lntripina a play
.
.
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perfonncd last week at ~
Suffolk's C. W.W. Theatre.
The production, directed by
Marilyn P1otkins, w• a IIUC-ccss.
In an effort to make
Suffolk's Student 1bt.atrc pn>
duction more professional,
Plotkins brought in Cbarlct
Weinstein, a veceran ot many
Sll&C productions throupoul
Be.ton and New f.n&IMd, 10
play lhc lead role d ~
tzisl Martin Dysart. Wcinaein
was brill:iut in t h e ~
role, one tb!lt is on atagc
·throughout the mrire play.
we~ta:t::' gi!;:~;::;:
O'Malley as the lOrturcd Alan
Suma, Clristian Cibotli • lhc
horse, Nugget, ~ i'J'ia~
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The secret to her success
is her rendition o f the
Golden Ruic: .. All the things
that I've done are things
that I would would have
been done for me.
.. M
~ hean goes for
people, especially young
people.·•
In her rrec lime, Alves
indic111ed that, just like everybody else, " I like to go
out with my friends , go danc ing." Noting that she loves
dancing and mus ic. she revealed that she, "wanted to
be a dancer· w~en I was a
kid ."
Next Jear Alves.will be a
senior. Thro ugh ber yean
here s he has noticed the
smaJI contention or Cape
Verdean people at Suffolk
and is thinking of staning •
cl ub next .year. She would
Ii.kc people to get • sense o(
what Cape Vcrdean mctns.
..People don't seem to kno w
1hat {the country) exists ...
Alves' ..dream deferred"
is that she secretly wants
.. ,o be a detectiVcfl a nd
maybe get her ·own privotc
Investigation agency. "I just
take one day at a time, basically."
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Suffolk UniYersity Bookstore
· . 148 ~ St. • 227--4085
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ow:r tuiDaa, ~ the cboioc o/
Suffolk.
Al O¥C:l'ICICl'I ol the IChool. the Board ol Tnuua
ICIVC
an
or foul'timel a yew. The auaa mu1t "IUllrt1 make C.dccWom on an eicessivc number of iuues lhat
din,cdy impocl-'li.... .
Wbilo,.. bol;aq doe,job Jhc......,.. mve dooo, k would
. acc:m •umrplble rrudalhMthc:~coulddoabcacrjob
if they
saudeal. ~ OIi the eo.d. HaYUII I
IIUdaDI. ail.OD tbc ~ wowd mpe dllla repramtative from ODeoldaDcore~ tbesmdenta. b e ~
. . . . . . - . Omald'/, ICUdma have little powl!I' or iallu-mc:e-tM1daciliarll thc: 111111cc1 rnaikc.
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Tbe-0.-...-Aaocilo<lo(SOAJ has, indoepNI.
WOltml ai I propoul dtat pllbed for siudc:l'lt rqiramalion on
lhe Bead ol'l'nmmL Delpilc: me tNltea' commcoc six yars
ISO M 6e idcl. .... "impw;:cic:al." S0A vowed to ccninue
5po,cr..doe .....
Tim -,a.- ii t.iclUy ovu, but wt lUgt:ll DC1l year's SOA
~ look mto tbc kb. ~ y. the idea would need much
wed: If ll Is to be a viable option, but the wort would be worth
it. The Boan:S ofTIUSleCI wwld bcaer repactll the students if
one of our own was oa die ac.d..
No Vote = No Action in the on.going gµn control debate
In these tumultuous and sundry times when people are being k:iUed at a most alarming
rate from back alleys in the so-called inner-city 1 the back yards of the suburbs. the
0
dcbaie rages over whether we, u a nation. should ban the private ownership or assault •
type weapons siJCb as Ui.is and AK-47s.
How many have to die before we ue so sickened by it that we start implementing
preventive ways in which to stop this madness?
In the shadow or the Brady Bill finally being passed this semester, the vote for banning
these types of killer weapons is before the House of Rep resentatives. The problem.
according 10 an Associated Press re port, is that s upporters of the ban arc still IS to 20
votes shy of victory in the House.
Why is this? It seems inevittble and fl aw lessly logical that the ban should move
through the law. making process wittiout a snare, what with the urgency and"\C: mergcncy
sutc of affairs the nation is in.
'"Tbcrc'a a fine l i n e ~ insanity and reality, I walk
For years, the NationaJ Rifleman's Association ( NRA) has clung to the notion that
thal line everyday.•
"guns don 't kill people, people kill peoplc,w and they are using their lobbying influence
- Dr. Robtrt ROlelltbal, Communiclt.ion and Jouru a special interest group to put a glitch in the process of imposina a ban on assault
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weapons. lbey have succeeded, while people continue to die in the slreet.
·0n1WQ& an O'Douls is like drivina a car without an
Although the ban would do linlc 10 stop all the violence. caused by guns every year.
c:01ioc.·.(10i13193)
it would be another step in the right direction towards quelling some of the violence.
- Phi C. INPwaa, Joumal Managioa Editor, oo the
At I time when violence is oo the top of the national agenda, It Is absurd that there 1s
_ such op~on to thi ban. Too man have died and too-man more will die. whi le we
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mull the issues being pushed around by the NRA and their feared influence.
While there are some stric1 constn1ction1lists who argue that lhe. ownership of I gun
While crime is
nmpant in the llJ'CICU of our great is guan.ot.eed in the Constitution, they fail 10 realize that the U.S . Cons titution reflected
nation, II-year-old Michael Fay may have accidentally the times in which it was written.
1llOSe times have changed.
stumbled onto a pouiblc sollltiOD. 'The Ohio native is bcl.DI
sentenced to one of the most controversial punishmcnUI ever , - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - --'-- - - - - - ,
administcre81to a citiu:n of the United States by a foreign
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QUOTE OF THE-WEEK/YEAR
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Fay caned; Americam cheer
runnma
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been 11e11lcnced to a beating with a rattan 1tick.. While it may
:i':st':~::na::~:i::c~.:o;i:~:::t~C:~:
of the lowest crime rates in the world llld
tbc reason is the
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ThoSuffolt J...:... •W-...Y,~-20. 1~
Suffolk will continue to haunt me for all my days
The Suffolk Journal
By the stude~ts , for the students, since 1936
V. Gordon Glenn. lJI , Editor
. Paul DiPema, Mana&ina Editor
S1cphanK Snow. News Edil.Or
Karen M. Youn1, Lifestyles Editor
Justin Gncco. Asst. Lifestyles Editor
Cbris Olson. Sporu &:litor
Cbris Preui, Aul. Advertising
N.E. Escobar. Chief Copy Editor
Christian Engler~ Senior Co_JJY .Editor
R. Patrick Bcnnccfei:ti, Production Assistant
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Erik Bunker, Editorial Cartoonist
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imposition of strict penalties for brcakinJ the law.
Fay's patCDU have pleaded with the AcPcrican govemment 10 intercede oo their soo•, bebalf, but President Clintoo
' has . not been able to change the Singapore aovernmCEt'•
• min"d. The main reason may be 1he that the Sinpporc
cmbusy ln WuhiQ&tOD O.C. bu bc:cn flooded with calls
Dr. Gua.ld Richmond, Advisor
Norine Bacigalupo, Jouma) Consultant
from American cilium ea:prcuiag their support <for Fay's
"cmina,"
Tbe Dllioaal.1oO~a over violcnt -crime committed by
_
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11u 5"/loli 1"'4mal ~ IN srudau MW~r of Suffolk Univenity. It LI Ille miss&Ofl
,:outh bu procppeed cit.iuu 10 voice support for 'capital
punjthmeot, somethint that they would oot aonully ea.-_ of IN S11/folJ: l"'4mal lo pf!Nl,tk tlu Suffolk communiry with the kst rtportfn1 af Mws.
~Ills, aurat1 trtNb ONJ srylu. mtenaut/Mn1. sporu, and opWon.t. ~ rcporMi,
\INWs ONI opWotu ln tM Suffolk JOtmVJJ an solely thou of the duon and Slllf/ af tM
Sl,,Jloli JOWftllJ ll1fll do not nfl«t dtose of Sulfollt. Univerriry, UltUSS «Mrwlse SUJl,:,d.
lbe public rupome to the Sia&aporc ,ituadon.
It may be the only IOhlaoa fo, Adlcrica.'1 problem with 11u Sf#/fo4 l oumaJ. dou not dist:rimbtDk a1alnst any persons for any mum and
compllu with all IUUHritity polkiu concernin1 equal opportwniry. A compnlunsiw
. -riolllace llld crime.
copy of the Suffolk Jowna/'s editorial policy, optralinl proudurts, and advutiJini
polky l.s avolloble llpOtl rcquut.
Edi"!'°
=
LaSt weekend I burnt my hand
on my oven while takina ou1 1
circular, pipina•hot Tony 's piuL
'{be pain brouaht back. memories
or e.iperieoce.s a.i Suffolk: the time
J wu bu.med lD Italia.a clus (1 "O",
in fact) because the only word 1
knew in Italian was ii /ui10
(wounded person ); the time the
Campus Police arrested me for steal•
ina a woman's handbag ( they let
me kee p the make up); and the time
I wu nearly assassinated at I po.
ctry reading during my recital of
"Your Hairy Thighs".
Fonunatel y, my 1ood times 11
Suffolk vastly outweigh the disas•
tr001. Since the implementation or
Doctor Who Pinball in the Fenton
Lounge, thi ngs have just gotten
better and beu er. I can almost hear
the Doc1or's 1ynthetically recreated
voice chanting, M ick . Ace, it's
Qu
the second chance!'" even now. It' s
almost time for my last time expan•
sion, howeve r.
That' s righl, ladies and gentle men, ~
his M ay enc ompasses my
final farewell to the tired souls of
Suffolk who have haunted me these
past four years. Next week: calls for
my last delicious Gyro from the
Ocme St. Deli (the fin est culinary
establishment on Beacon Hi ll ) com•
plele wi'th the humorous anecdote :
"Gyros s hould be eaten with the
finge rs ... but prereubly finge rs
sbould ,be eaten Kparately." And
lunch is always better with my bud•
dies in the tension-heavy SGA o f•
fice.
With SWCClSOtTOW , my lu t show
on WSFR (The Thrill Of Fis.h Gills)
will transmit on Tuesday 114. Over•
playing Pearl Jam, Meatloaf, and
other unWcntcds has a1w1ys bt.c:
my tOllic u well as shouting filthy
four letter words like "'fo,lc" and
"spoon" on the air. When I'm not
stealin1 CD's, I'm playi ng frisbee
with them or handing them o ut as
free gifts. I' m sure the CD supply
will tri le once I'm one ...
pet'IORat.ions (which took over from
the previous Lave me and Shirley's),
Gone will be the pusionate jour•
nalislic license, our motto: "I don't
Dow. so let's just make it up."
Oooe too, the opituon pieces I try to
pau off u witty and clever. All in
all, writing and working for the
Journal has grown on me lik.c a bi&
cyst. ·
I can UIUt'C )'OU all~ I' ll miu
this school u muc h, i£ not more
than , my lac tose intolerance.' All
my poaitive eocrgy needn't go un•
used just l>ecause I'm leaving. Why
Graduation: now it's offlcial
noe follow my ea:amplc and stop by
for a game of pauycake at Stl&deat
Activitic,. Visit Oaveud Caroline
in lhcCLAS Dean 's offace&Dd Jive
them big hugL Devote I day to
Physical Plant wort. Tcy' to come
to an u.ndentandina with wba1 AllA
is servin1 in the ca(etuia.
The tippin1 of my hat is immor•
taliud in thi1 final edition, and just
because I'm jokina abool overythina I hold dear doesn't mean you
have to stop reading. (Bye bye,
baby:)
Jim's Top 10
rejecred beadtioes
But apin. I dip-cu. E.nou&b of the
Yup, it's official...l 'm &rlduating. teary-eyed stuff. Those who have
Well , at least the hanks say
I read my columu regularly know
recently received a letter from my there ii oo love lnu between me and
JlmS.hrl• -- -- - "leaden" congra1ulatin1 me on my the MBTA. In fact, the word "loathe"
impending graduation and remind- is rather appropriMt.. Since. this ii the
10. Serbs liege Sawyer
ing me lhat 1-y be hearin& from them lua opportunity I will have to take a
in the very near future. Oh, what shot • them 1llUI& the power ~ the
9. Behrle and Benedetti intra•
keen rapturc. •. what intense pleasu.rc JOfU7tDJ, I will make this one caunL
I wiUdcrivefrom sendingthelepeopk Enjoy, my fellow Suffolkiam , for it mural sy nchroniud 1wimmin1
money whlch bas yet to be earned. is my lut. ll's a son, entitled, ,.Bite champs
But, I digra,s. This is the last issue Me, You LoulyScumba&s," anddcdio( the lownal f« the semester and e&lCd to the men and women who
8. University to ban women from
thus, my last column. I've tried my make our daily commute a livin& classrooms
best during my time with the 1"'4ma/ hell:
to break. up the tl)0 notony of the
(ling to the tune of "Jing!C BcllJ") .
7. Graduation speaker su1pected
.. news" with hu mor and political in•
l jump nn the Rc;d Line,
Nu i
concctness, It has been a fantastic
On my way in 1own
ca:pericoc.e and I hope you hive en•
We pull out of the station,
\ 6. Eight dead and five injured In •
joyed reading them. Wdl, so long u
And the thint breaks down,
Sigma Tau~ lta aki~sh
you didn't i:-per you., birdcage with
Five min-utes do pas.
my articles, I take 1h11 u a tbumbs
A.ftSI. ~ SU)' 4-oca U)',
S. Millions dance. iD street u
up.
"Atcm--tion paucngca, screw you SGA disbands
I want to thank my collea.pcs. and have a nice day."
includin& fellow 1radu1tes•elec1
Oh, the T bites, the T bites, bites •
4 . Deme SL Deli: The Grcateat
Stq>baaje Snow, Gordon 01CM, Nell wicked lot,
American Gyro:
~~n Young, CllriJ Olson,
You bunch of wccnen, arc lookand Gary Zcrola f9r tbeit cocowage- ins to get shot.
· 3. Snoop Douy Oogg to lecture
ment, usistancc., and suppon. I want
Oo and gel a clue, you inc~
on Wutherln1 Hel1ht1.
to con
lalc the editorial staff of tent scum,
the JOWMl on the succeu of all their
Yoo•~ ovapaid and undc:rworked.
2. TICE to bold wet T-shirt COO•
hard wort.~ limea, they would and tnnkly, just quite dumb.
tut (or..the elderly.
in the
loq
night
There, I fed hc:ttcr.
luck to
Brian Glennon - - --
'°·
remain
otrace
after
Good
classes were over to put iuues l~
gcthcr for publication. Their dcdica·
tion and hard wo rk hu not gone
unnoticed. You've done an outstand•
in
my fellow in,duates, best wisbea,
and God s peed. Anyone wanna go
down to the Hat? Has anyone heard
if I've been accepted to Suffolk Law
et?
Voices of Suffolk
1. How: the S11ffolk Joi,n14J mt·
nipulatea: jerb like you.
By ChlWtlan Engler
Who we>uld you like to have as commencement speaker?''Ben Cohen. He
wa very re•
laud, iiciteful
man, with a
good sense of
hmnor."
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28 Demo Street •. Bollen, Muaachusetts 02114 • Phone & Fax (817) 573-8323
Then , down to th&Suffolk Journal office, a haven for cannibalism. Many I hUngry night'• been
had durin1 the lat'e houri of last
minute production wberi arm o f
Gordon became a tasty treat and
spleen of Stephanie seemed s.im•
ply sc rumptious. I'm proud to
know I helped put the paper aq,ODg
the pleasur ~ c • ..• sorry, ·my
alliteration is ruMing out. ·
Life with the Si,Jfolk Joi,r1U1.J is
life with I capi t al "L."
Loooooscrs! Gone will be the
drcad£ul Beavis and Bullhead ifn •
"KRS·ONF;. He
is one of the
lleve Hlll!lrY .- m(!St powerful,
prollftc; and
embodies the
w ~'s Ameri• prophetic speak·
en to our gmcan dream. ''
eratlon."
''H.iµary
Clinton, fbe-
"Maya
,F
Mary D'Alba
Senior
C.......Glaa
Sealor
.
'Ieua.Sllella
a dynamic
speaker and a
brlllant
wuman."
.'
~
powerfal..-anda
role model for
WOIDl!IL"
,1 •
Eric J. Ryan
Sealor
"Gov.Ann
Rkbards or,.
Anplou.Sbe's
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Tho Sutrollr: Jounw eWedncaday, April 20, 1994
The Suffolk Joamal
•Wedncaday, Ai,ril 20, ~
11
~U, BASA dNUSS recent election dbagreement at joint meeting, addldooal meeting planned
■ DISPVl'B
aollll oa, tomctbiaa•• not c:c.nl visit to Bostoc1 and his
mor tb1\ there wu , JOme
bad blood between lhe two
clubs, there isn't 1ny ,"
. .......... poop1c ... tbinp
Clark added. ,
off their cbtaL •.aod try ahd
Accord.ins IO Cit.rt, the
-fiprc OIII What WU lllc besf
appweot nimor Or an imway to handle the situation...
peod.ioa rift between BSU
" When sOmethlna like
and HASA came from the
that is 1ofo1 oo, if I don' t
There's no need for lhaL"
Student ACfr, ilie., office.
how about il ... who else
"'The clubs can work 10- Apparently, a member of
!should) ? I'm the president
aether. We hue over Ille HASA told Clark tba1 he/
of the club. (10 something'•
past year. De1pi1e the ru• she was told by an administrator in the Student Ac•
tiv ilies Office that BSU
wOU!d hive a problem with
TO All THOSE WHO WILL BE
the HASA oraaniutioo act•
ting started. -rhat's oot the
RECEIVING TIIE WHO'S WHO
case," she said, notina that
before that statement there
AMONG COlLEGE STUDENT AWARDS.
was no word or a problem.
"As fat u I know ~everyTIIE RECIPIEMT'S ARE:
body in thiJ office hu been
counting oa the two aroups
to wort togethe; and not in
ARTHUR ACKLES JOSEPH
LEABEHSON
competition ," uid Lou
PeUearioo, wistant direcDAVID BRIGHT
AMY BURKE
KELI.YLYNN CHASSE
tor or Student Activities.
.. We encouraae coopetl•
IIIAIIYD'ALBA
ROBERT DEFORTla
!ELISSA DFLAY
tion."
When asked about the
CALEB DESROSIERS ptWUP 11181.ASI
JUDITH DUNN
possibility of I competitive
sentiment between BSU
FffAHCIS FURTADO
VIRGIL GLENN
MARIA GNERRE
and HASA, Pellearino said,
" I know when HASA was
KAREN HOGLE
BAUCE IIEACUAN
PAUL JOHNSON
form ina , so me o r the
.student's oraanidna HASA
DEBORAH KENNEY
SUSAN LACRITZ
ANNA MARINI
'had ~pressed lb.at concern
to me."
USA IIONIZ
Mlt:HEI..LE MCGINN lolCHAEL IERNlCK
""Ille two organizations
Contiaued from pqe I
aoiaa ri&,bl. I ahould bow
about it," Hid Delores
Pari1tc, HASA Prcaidcot,
who allo found out about
the cafeteria iacident -after
the fact.
Oriainally the meeting
wu 'l:oina to be a discussion of Jean Bcrtrtnd
Aristide, ousted presiden1
of Haith in, li1h1 of his re•
CONQRATULAT10NSIIII
fiery 1peccb It Nonhcut•
ern University, and to show
a tape or his spce,c b, The
mcc1io1 ' s
focus
wu
cbanacd, hOwcvcr, because
Clark aaid, "I didn't want
tcaslon to grow on campus.
Jl::o
GRACE IIURPHY
ROBERT PREZIOSO
IIIICHAEL TOOINO
ANNUNZIATA SODANO CANDI TUPLIN
HELEN RILEY
that be really doeia't want
to do...
A final vote will be taken
up Thursday about what 10
do about the situation. ~
incidents arc all ruiduc"that
lM 1wo are ae.rvuta on two
boud.s lhat will UnaC:,-for a
Iona time," Clark a.aid, add·
Ina that the iuue is what is
best for the club. " How well
1he members perceive 1he
leadership will de1ermine
how well the members in•
teract with the leadenhip."
1'he boards are still not
set," u.id Sharon Artis-Jack•
son, us istant to the presi•
dent and d irector or
multiculturaJ affairs, whose
office will host the 10th
An.nuaJ Pauing or the Gavel
Ceremony today, 11 which
incornina and ou11oin1 or.
ficer;a of both boards will be
recoa nized .
Artis-Jackson added lb.at
the ceremony will 10 on
with BSU having I com plete uecutive board and
HASA missing two. The
mAltcroftheJeudy and Isaac
will be finalized 11 the
1eheduled meeti na tomor•
row .
"The ruu boards or each
oraanization will 'be final •
izc~• so'me ' time between
now and Se~,nber," Anis-
' .ri::~~nlO::l :i- ~ ~lf~O~e~~stc of
::tvi:r
more into a 1win1 of working toaether to show that
we don ' t bne any con-
joillr feadcrship within the 1wo clubs,
Clark , who indicated 1ha1
1he di,d not have a problem
:~~=~t;:::
r = = : = : = : = = = = = = = = == ==========-::0:m~:n°::edsaii~ she felt : ~
threatened, Paris1e ~ lied. cu'1 do both, it's ·u11 that
, a It e. In • sense I 1he 11rain is high on the head
BRltNDAN
a.m com'pletely aaai nst people • BSU needs full • 1
what' s aoina o n rig ht time lcadenhip."
MOIRA
now."
'1 1hinktbatwbatthcwhok
PATRICK
M only concern is that situation is saying ii lhat ~
My
I feel that (ir) l.otby feels are two organizations out ~
J OSH
FRASER
KELLY
DEMPSEY
HAMILTON
0
~~1i!~~~~: u: 1/:i:
to do it because I know
myself wha1 it's like ,"
Pariste added. " I am preuy
sure they are pushina him,''
Pari ste said, referrina 10
orga.niution members and
his friends. -rhey' re forcina ti.ill.I 10 do aomcthiria
=~;;:;:::
=
ackno-NlcdgingPariste'scffons
as president and co-founder of
HASA, aan: nDCe<I lha1 the
Baseball team seeks pla~
ll&ea 17 to 25.1 We play at the
Needs Comm necemen1
West Newton Common on Ttektts. Will make worth your
ElmSLinWcstNewton Mau. while. C.11 (617)594- 1444
Also need coaches and vol• 1--::-=,-----l
llntcers, Practice Sundays at
Htll)Wanted
12:30 p.m. in spring and sum•
The Suffolk Uni versity
mer. Call Henry at (617)89 1· BOOQ1ore is looki na for a
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Senior Week!!!
Final Exam_Jam
Annual tudent Leadership Awards
Recognition Ceremony 1994
Friday,, May 6
s.w,,,.Caf,ur/4
f:!L~e:a~g~(~
10:00 r,.m. to clu0 closin~
~~.00 for ~tudent~ ~o.00 for que~t~
Tt....iay, May 10 @ 7:30 p.m.
e Categories ot awards are as rollows:
CJUmAIUIG 5EJIOR Of TH€ YEH.
CJUmAIUIG AIIOR Of ll:1€ VfH.
oum1Va1G ~OPHOl'IOR€ Of THE VfH.
·oumAIUIG A!€\lf'WI Of TH€ VfH.
CJUmAllllNG PDl'ffllWOR Of TH€ V&I.
CJUmAllll1G fOCU.lV M€l'l€R Of TH€ VfH.
l'W.€ Alli.€T€ Of TH€ ~
f€1'W.€ Alli.ET€ Of TH€ ~
tJNrulli HERO
QqnlWln:i ffillENF. OIICm1JIION
Students· must be 18 or older to be
allowed tnto the Offlcer's·Club.
Students are also responsible for
thE;1.!r.QWl'.l transportation to and from- •.
the event.
Pl- /oia rAe S.lfol1 0.-uity to
.
Of- 1H€ Vf'N.
Coog,,rhilm oil tAe ,.,_.,_ ad /leipiur./
The Suffolk Journal • Wedne<day, April 71?i 1994
12
Tunnis team rebounds witb wins over J &Wand Albe~ Magnus
Albcnus Magnus on Monday: Winners were Shureidch
(7•5, 6-0), Mendu (7•6, 62), Balmori (6-2, 6-1) 11nd
Shary>(~. 6-2).
Also victorious in doubles
play were I.he team s or
Shurcidch and Mcodcz (6-1 ,
7-6) and Balmori and Sharp
By Chrll Olloa
KMJD(AL STAFF
After 1 1haky l -4 stan, lhc
Suffolk men's tennis team
has rebounded with two consccutivc victories to improve
itsrccordtol-4.
Sparked by • 5-4 win over '
Jobnsoa & WaJcs University
last s.furday Ill the Charles
River Tennis Club, Suffollc
wcnl on to defeat host
AJbcrtus Maanus by •
~
score oa Monday.
In the close wio over
Joltnsoocl. Wales,tbemaic.b
came down to • tiebrcak in
double&. With the maacb tied
II ..... the t.cam of Rodrigo
Mende.
and
Yau.an
Shumdeh defeated lhcir ~
pooc:nu, 5-7, 6-1 and 7-1 in
the tkbrcak 1h11t was played
in pltce or • third set. The
third set was played u a
ticllrcak because of time limi~tion reasons.
Suffotlc jumped out to a 42 lead in sinales play on the
11rcn1th of vic1orics by
Shurddeh(6-l , 6-2), Mc:lldu
(6-1 , 6-3), Tim Kane (6-3, 64) and Roo falJOG (6-1, 6-0).
I
(6-2, 6-2).
With iu record III J -4. Surfolk went inlo ycsterday·s
match •&•inst Eastern
Naz.arcnc Collcac looking 10
act b.clr. 10 the .500 man:.
Suffolk could have easily
been 11 .500 earlier, bul absorbed a couple .S-4 los.scs.
The hi&hli&hl of the sea.lol#NIIFlaPl'lolo
son, accord.in& to coach RiTeMis coach Richard Levenson has watched his team rebound from a 1-4 start and
chud
Levenson,
was
,ecord two consecutfye vlct0f1es.
Suffollr.'s victory over GorLosina in 1ioales play Mendez and Sbureideh won bined rccont in both doubles don Collcac. The Ram1 fell
to Salve Reaina. UMass-Boswere Greg 8 11C01 (0-6, 6- 7) lhe deciding match 10 give and singles.
and Manuel Balmori (4-6, ) . Suffolk lhe S-4 win.
Kane and Fallon each won ton, Emcl'10n ond Rhode ls6).
The team or Kane and bo1h singles matches and land College.
Arter yes1crday'1 match.
Going in:o 6oubles play, Fallon. dcspile the loss to lhcir .doublcs match on·Mnn•
Suffolk needed only to win Johnson & Wales on Sann- day at Alticmq: Magnu,.. Kalle Suffo lk c loses itf scnson
with four consccu1ivc road
one of 1hc three remaining day, has been a dominan1 won in singles, 6-4, 6-2 u
matches. And after the team one ( Of lhe Rams lhis season. did Fallon, 6-0, 6-2 . In tiltswhentheyvisi1WorccsThey were runners up in doubles, they breezed 10 a 6- 1er S1ate (Api-il 23) .'
Wentworth (April 26) ,
lhe Codfilh Bowl Touma- I. 6-0 v ~.
Other sinales winner,: in Nicholl ( April 30) aod
Surro11r.·s 9-0 sweep over Curry (May 7).
a
chance to make playoffs
BJ hul DiPuna
Patri~ ~ay In Bostoo means
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thinp. you act lhc day off crossed the frnis"b line WouJdn't
rro!" JC.boot, the Red So:i play their you be smilin& too il y~ had just
:?.,!!,:;_~~~~r ~c year and won $9.S,000 for wiMina a mara.. a4-l!"n 1s run.
thon
Well, we did act the day ofr. bui
In. the seventies and ciahlics
1
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:~ns~cdBc!:,~~ when Bill Rodgers and Albcno
Salazar dominated the manuhon,
~~cws:;:~!
lhcy ran solely~ the rcuon Or
U1a Pippia won the women's ~:;i~n~c~h;/aurcl wreath placed on
N~~
~:~~e~~n~o:
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event and also set a new course
Now, the BAA brags about the
~:~::• F:l~l!h:h:~!~h~l :n~:
Boston Marathon's world-c lass
world record in the process .
Women's wheelchair racer Jean
Driscoll also set a new world record.
Monday wu ccn.ainly a recordbreak.in& day for the Boston Marathon, which may look back II
~~=;::~~~running. the 98th. as its
~;~i::~~n~~~:;~w:c:i~::~:~
pctitionstillbcworld--class? Maybc
not.
The Boston Manthon would ,
however, be the Boston Marathon
that is so much a par1 of everyone's
Patriots Day. What's better than
walking out of Fenway Park to
watch the rumlcrs come down
Boylston Street?
It's a shame that the awarding of
prize money 10 the runners will
most likely never be rescinded.
A race where all the entrantsworld-class or not-arc treated
equally is a true marathon. The runners at the back of the pack arc
there o ut of a love for 1hc course
and for-running in general. And, by
the way, the-runners a\ the bac~ of
the pack ha~e to pay $3.S to cam a
spot at the starting line, while the
premier runners in all classes arc
invi1cd 10 run for Prize money .
To give the world-class runners
a tastcorwha1 the real Boston Marathon is allabout, nCJ.t year the order of thb-ficld at the startin line
Many ohhcsc records, however.
may not have been broken had it
not been for the prize money offered by 1hc Bouon Athletic Association, which sponsors the event.
Since 1986, when prize money was
lirsl awarded to the winners of the
Boston Muathon, the world's top
runners have 1umed out for the run
from Hopk inton to Ke nmore
Square.
But have they turned ourfbr lhc
marathon o r solely for its money?
NOcti , the men's winner. took
home the tidy sum of $95,000 for a
little over two hours work on Monday- S?0.000 for the victory and
$25,000 for the course record. The
media played up the scene or a
rinnin NDcti cmbrtcin his one-
CI.S. QqpN:
shouldberevcrscd. Thcwodd-clus
runners shou ld have to fight
throuah the sea of people on Main
Street ln Hopkinton u have most of
the runners for the pasl 98 years.
The people who finish in limes over
five hours should be JI the front or
the pack .
That'sjusi an idea. Either that.or
map aome leg weights ont the
April 21st-12:00-3:00 p.m.
attractions:
Suffolk suffered loues
With aeven sames remain- ·agains1 MIT and Endicou
ic;;
;r~t~:~=~-s;o:'/
belted them , 16-6 and
End icon 1wep1 a double•
header from lhe Roms, 8-0
and 10-6. The Jou to Endicott
was a 1ougb one fot lhe team
to lake because both arc
members of the same confer•
cnce,lhcNEWAC. Rlacc.W
aidlhallhclOUC11couldhave
been avoided with • beucr
team effon. "'Our intcnsily
was up one moment and
down the nu 1, " Ruuckas
noted.
Ru.seckas belives the Ram,
willgo~arunandflAishin
one of lhc top two spou in
their division. This will
qualify them for poat•KUOn
actio·n and a Cballce at a
champiOftlhip title. 'We've
showed • lot of pou:ntial and
I ICC ,. lot of promise,.. I-he
said. "'It's (makina the playoffs) • &OU of oun. Lollna
all our games last w~k ju.st
means wc have to work CJ.tra
hard."
~Chrlemeon-----
lhrce
better runner,. And if that doesn't
work, we could make NDcti , or
whoever is the defcndina champion, run the 26.2-mUccoursc backwards.
Nevertheless, the Marathon will
continue to thrive as it is, unfor1una1cly. It will also continue to bore
people to death on Patriots Day.
e emp e ree .air
runs were unearned."
JOURHAl. STAFF
~:m;:.s '!::r~~~et::n~~:
put together a consistent er.
ron 10 make the Northeast
Women's Athletic Confercnce playorf1.
Surfollr.
dropped four games lut week
and their record curren1ly
MMds al 4'-8. "We very well
could have been 8-4," a disapR()in1cd coach Ruseclr.as
s,.id. ..,.he lu1 couple or
pmq. were a challcoae to
'us. Loi.int all our games last
week ju.st means that wc have
to wort. that much harder."
The Rams pl,e\ljfll.. in
pmcsapinstB
'sand
Tutu University, t dropped
the aamcs because or incooai~t pitchlna. Suffollr. IOIJ
to Bl"llldcis by an a-. margin
md by an 8-2 aeon: to 1\lfts.
JtuaocUI noted that the team
.... bun by IOmC untimely
walks, puscd-balls and uncarocd ru ns. "We out-bit
nafta but ii wu put-ba11s
ud walks th•t hurt us,"
R<oebl 'llid. "M01tofthc:ir
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The coming week is very
imponant for the Rams. Six
of their last ICn games will be
J)ls,ycd II Puopolo Field, the
Rams' borne field. Two of
lhe games arc doublcheadcn
aod could 10 far in booltina
the Rams in the standings.
Suffolk must win the majority or these game1 if it hopes
to take the field in the playoffs. "Saturday 's game
(aaainst Rivicr College) is the
last collcac we face within
our confen:ncc and would be
a real bi& win for us."
Rusectassaid."lfwewereto
sweep that doubleheader it
wou.ldcn$e.tbellUStalr.c.we
made last week. That's why
this week ii crunch lime."
Ahhouab she is looking
for tcam•wide improvement,
two people have stood out
for their contributions .
Sopohomore
Leonarda
Carriglio iJ ooc of the lead1
ing hitters in the NEWAC,
h.itting a robust .520. Sophomore Jennifer Lombardi has
also been consistent a1 the
p~:~~~hu~
good, it is the pitdlin& that
must come throuah. If the
Rams are 10 10 anywhere in
the playoffs, it will be up to
aenlor pitcher Kerri Sweeney
to use her upcriencc and
lead a team dominated by
undc::n:lassmcn 10 lhc promised land.
waltln& for?
.1-800-KAP-TEST
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The sottbaD team has moved its praclioes from the Ridgeway Gym to ouldoor rl8kh. as
spring has arrived along with Its warmer weather.
you
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18-45, In good hN11h and . not ~
modicotibns, .,. oought for 1 - , , being conducted by
tho Bo1h llr,NI Hospit■I f'richiatry
Unit.
-•ch
Ellgiblo poniclponts w11 receive teo fot tho ~
vlolt ■nd ■n t12ll for Hch of two OV11,nghc
atay1 It 1hl Clinical RNe1rch Unit for a ltucfy on the ,
oflwctl of ""!im- 0n blood 1e■IS Ind IIOYcholoGicol
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studcotl wcro com.Klerin& aoina- u Controvway:ThenewlawSchoot ilteapursdebateOYerpakSdetails
1bc nat confcrenoc. ~ in · snidcnanUIICl'C:laed i.n&oina, tbc:nlis i.;with,;;:.;::.Sullolk==Pol::loo=and=adrnl==,,ni;;:""8=,=:lion':;-----:-· - - - - - ~
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Jffl,is'erudedtheWcddCc:derence arneetmc10bc hddSc:p..8lhilyear at
Adion Po, e.i,,ality, Do- H""ard Uni•on;ty p,acntin& hi""
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arbitration is next step for Police
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DETAILS
Continued from page 3
A talk on aime and safety wm also
prcscncd to the group. who were vay
vocal in talking about lheir expc.ricnc:u md questions. The children slOO!i
and asked questions about drugs in
their nc:ighborbood and schools.
Abo. the kids IOI an additional IW'prisc with a magic &how. Judgma from
tbc room full of smilihg lads. the event
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PAWl'INGS by RADIOND PARliS
1><>""
The Univcnity Police's conuac:1
with the administration expires in
July. During the last negotiations, a
lct!C< .... ...,.;,cd by the police •
mooth bcJo,e negotiations were to
SWt 11ating they wen, uldog b;d,
from private securi1y companies.
Ultimately, due co the adven.e pub,.
licity, Slattery believes, that idea was
scratched.
Slattery docs not believe that the
administration will try to get rid of
the police force as was attemplCd in
1990, but docs believe negotiations
could be 1111lincd. Slattery swcd tha1
his union will be firm in negotiation
~ldap~ ~~;'°f~:!er want 10 be
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Mother of all Battles
STUDENTS vs. FACULTY
Come and watch your friends and
professors In a volleyball matchffl!ir '
Su.lfolk Unice.,..ily CoUi!ge uj' Libero I . lru & Scicut.~s
FACUl,11' SE~flN.4R SF.RIES
FRIDAY APRIL 22, 1994 at 2:00 PM
in Suffolk's gymnasium.
•Tklids •W be •nllablt ■ 1 IIM Atlrllrtk~-1. ~ • J lCM tn"'-11).
Stt Cluid. ly,- w M IM Jnrdt.
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RECllPTION
lntro10Lotus/QuawoSJ)ODIOrf.dbyHo.maahloutta0epl.
SllXlencServiccsSlal!'Mcctiaa
BIiiotti Lcamina Ccn1er St\ldy Group: lnlem:lediale AccoOntull II
Balloui Lcam\na Center Study Group: Orp.ak Cllcmi1b')'.
Ballow Lcamina Center Study Group':-l!hyskal Science
2:00 - 3:00
Univml!y Conunun.lcatiom Commincc Mect1111
2:00 • 3:30
Suffolk S1uden1J' Atl,hllde1 Toward RWm and Biu: ResullJ of I Survey
3:00- !i:00
10th Annual Puslng of Gavel Ceremony
3:30
Men's Vanity Baseball v1. Rhode Island College
4:30
Women' , Softball vs. Coast Guard Academy
11:00 - 11:JO
11 :00 - 12:00
12:00 - 12:30
ous ,,;auen OUL
cnoeltiBcijiaatoattendtbeSeptcmbcr
Continued from page 2
m~aciation and the arbitration bearing
will happen probably someti me
,nthin lhc oe,<1 month.
.
iblv
If the arbitrator wac to rule against
St
lbc !'!'Lice. SiaUc<y ,wed lbc
WU an overwhdmina ~ .
would not be able to strike.. "No. in
Memben of COP, the Criminology our contract.. we agreed not 10 strike.
~~~~= ~ ~tudcntStu It's emergency pcrsonoel and you
"""'""-11&uaa
...., w.;
can ' t do thaL ... ... We' re gonna let an
deli: Activities Oflic:e all contributed to arbitrator handle iL..
the success or the event.
The police can file • grievance
C.0-spomon: of the event wen: the with the National Labor Relations
DcaoOf'StudcntsOffioe.thcPtcsidcnt's Board if they do not agree with the
Office. Program Council. Sociology arbitm10r's decision. El.plaining the
Department. the Univcniiy Police De- organii.ation. Slattery said that they
~enl, and the Polaroid Corponl- step in to rectify unfair labor prnc:ticcs and attempt to straighten vari-.
Norlh End elementary school students take
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Suffolk
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■ SAFETY
Suffolk Unil'erslty's Calendar of Events
A,rtJ 20 .·u, 1994
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MIS Tralai4&
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Sawyer 430
Sawyer 430
V.P. Coofercoce Rm. Ooc Beacoo
Jlid&eway '2117
Arcbctll0
Homo
Coast Guard
Dm::M&ar •ocU21
Thllltday Evening Oasscs Cancelled.
Monday Even.inc Claucs Meet 10 MIU Up for Holiday.
9:30 - 4:30
Intro to INFORM spon50red by Human RC50Ut0C$ Dcp1.
12:00 - 3:00
Temple Street.Fair
1:00
I :00
ThcPowcrofWaicr:AnEJ.hlbmon ilndTalk- CLASSc:minar
SOM Faculty Meeting
I :00
Venture Mqazinc Rad.Inc
·1
1:00 • I :50
Bal11Xti Learning Center S1udy Group: Mic;:roccooomia;
1:00 - 2:30
Paiotiogs by Raymond Parks: Faculty Seminar Scrie5
I :00 - 2:30
Alpha Phi Omc1a Meeting
1:00 - 2:30
Tau Kappa Epsilon Meeting
1:00 - 2:30
Studcnl Government Association Meeting
1:00 - 2:30
WSUB Mce1ing
I :00 - 2:30
Beta Alpha Psi Meeting
1:00- 2:30
Math Dept. T11toring
I:00 - 2:30
Haitian American Studcnl Associalion Meeting
1:00 - 2:30
English Dept. Meetin1
1:00 - 2:30
Ballotti Leaming C.Cnter Study Group: Organic Chcmisuy
) :00
Men's Varsity Baseball vs. Bryant CoUege
) :45 - 6:00
Jewish i.aW Association Spcaket . 5:)0
EDSA Monthly Mcetiog
6:00
Cl..AS/S0M Al11moi Awards Reception
Frid■ x
MJSTrainin&fld}ily,OncBcacm
ftid&cway Gymoasium
Feotoo 635
Sawyer427-"429
Archer 110
Sawyer 11 29
Fenlon 635
F-cn100 337
4th Floor S1udco1 ActiYitics
Sawyer42l
Fcn1011 603
SawyCl'9n
Arcber63t
Sawyer426
Fenton 3388
Sawyer 430
BrjaotCollcac
t-(cDcnnott~~- Rm
SawyerSJI
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Aodl 12
9:30- 1:00
11 :00- 3:00
11 :00 - 11 :SO
BcgillDCt''I WorrlPafccl sponsored by HIiman RC$0Utcel Dept.
Law Modi.a Senicu Mcctina
BaJJO(tj Lcamin& C.Coler Studt.:_Group: Mic:roccooocnk:s
2:00-3:30
Adv~E-Mli.l-- byllumao_
Raourc:aDcpt.
MIS Tralolq Flcllify, Ooc Beacom
McDennott Cool Rm
Sawy«430 MIS Trainiq Facili1y, One Bcacoa
s...,..c.r.
7:00 • 12:00
HASA Sprina Celc.bntioa
1:00
o.nc:c Series: lsJlllld Morini Company
C.Wallil~
Safyrday April U
10:00 - 11 :30 E-MailBuicssponsottdby HumanResourocsDcpt.
12:00 Meo·• VUJllyTeoniSYI. Wproc$~rSweCoUeae
1:00
Wome.o'1Softballv1.RMcrCollcgc
I :00
Mco'1Vanliy Baseball vs. UM ASS • Boston
8:00
o.ncc Series: Wand Movi111 Company
Sund■ x
c\Qdl lA
9:30 - 1:00
Beginner's WordPcrfce1 sponsored by Human RC$0Ul'CCS Dept.
Mondfr April ¥
~~~ ~:l~:50
~==:~
MIS Trainio& Facility. Ooe.Bcacoa
Won::a1crStaic
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MlS 'fraioioa Facllicy. Ooc Beacon
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~~emA
:Uotina II .
1:00 - 2:.30
Resideocc urc Committee Mccdna
3:00
5th Annual lotcrCultural Affairs Awards Rcuption
Sawyu430
Sawya-430
RkfFway 1JJ7
One Beacoo Si. zstlf\':Joor
4:00
SalveicpGIUafv.
Woceeo'1 Softball vs. Salve Rcpnl Univen:iey /
.
Tuacllr AprQ 26
Rect>pitioo Day
11 :30 - Jl:45
1:00 _ 2:30
I:00 - 2:30
1:00 .1;30
1:00 _ 2:30
J:00 _ 2:30
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Ballotti L..cam.ioJCcorcrS1udyGt0Up: Orpo.lc o-wiy
toformatioa Scuiom r« Prospective SIUdcais arid Patcalll
Student Govemmeol Auodltion MeecinJ
Humanities Meeting
Prop-am O>uacil Mcctioa
Tau Kappa Epsiloa Meeting
:: :ir ~=~::::.=::cctiq
:
1:00- 2:30
Tbcatrc Dept. Workshop
l :00
Mcn'1 Vim!)' Ba.seball vs. Gordon College
3:30
Mcn'sVaniiyTenoisv1. Wcn1wonhlnstilu~
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51.,_430
One Be.coo Si. 251h floor
S.wyu 423
Fal&oa 431
FeDtoa 337
4Ch floor Stllduw: Activilict
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that
arc
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Reviews!, Reviews!, and
more R,eviews!
Ufmtyles
..-a ~2 dwina iu
Coadl Joe Walab hu been
amprused with hisdub's play
and Is bopdu.l h!s team can
lngrlghla,andsaytngbye
Mike Moyer each coUectcd
Beacon HIN, Booton, Massachu8elts
lhn,e hiu.
Soulhpaw Jay Vaitkevicius,
Snowe, U.S. Co~woman,
named as graduation speaker
gcther," said coach Joe Walsh home run and two-ru.a.
ol Vaitkcvjciw. " He's bcco doubles by both Kelliher
,•tafb;r'... boolttj our pitching- and Hernandez.
c.am a berth in either the
By N.& F.embllr
JOUU(AI.. !TAl1
In an 8~ Jou 1 a ranked
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After losina a same in Brandeis team, in which
•i1ttich lefty Scou Dunn $111• Suffoll:: commiucd six crrendered only four hits, Sul- rors, there were stiU a few
folk recovcrcd to sweep an• bright spots. One wu Rob ,
other double dip, this time Fournier, who retired all
1g11nst Mainc-Fanninglon . seven men he faced in re-
to win, 8-7. the Rams annitu-
lbc seventh to pull 001 lhc 6-
Dunn gave up lhm:: runs io
15
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Suffolk folloWcd hs strong
hit back-1
0-back si ngles, a
lh~
Baseballcx>achJoeWalshhasgot1enoonsl:=v'r~
1s
fivo innings. as Suffolk goc team, which has Improved its record to 11·5.
~';~n ,:cb: :~.
sion 2 Stonchill, wh;ch was
H~
~s!~r:i~\::n'!~h ;:;
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the bases M'k Debcndi
single 10 ·,er/ p~aled lhe :~:~
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( Hernandez,
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acom- =l~I~;:~h !~/'
P!CIC game: ~aucriog five
hits and &lnkme ·out five to
Fournier came on once
a1ein in rcJicC rhi s lime in
lhe BOJIIH& H erald have published
articlel oo who area colleaes and
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eac·b had four hils, and Suf-
hol d fo 1 an 1w1:,9
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Last Saturday's contest
agai nst UMass•Dartmouth
wu "one or lhc most uciting
David S&rgan's Office dltcd April
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homer by Dcbendiciis .
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the
2. Pill&bumh Pco1uio1 vs.
7. WMhiOKIOD Cppjt3l5
!n the '91 and '92 reguhu
BASEBALL
ee.ti1tt1ed Ofl-.Pll8
~aso ns'. lhc P~nguins fin•
1Jhed w1lh mediocre records
of 41-33-6, and 39-32-9 re•
speclivcly. Both timeS lhey
dp nl: from the Cup. The
Capitals faced_ Pittsbu,gh in
the division scni,i-finab bot.h
YellJ1 and bowed 04.lt early
~d q~ictl!° They ny lh~
third bmc 1s the chann. Noc
for lb.is Capicals squad.
· Pm1Mins laU striu. ,f.J.
3. New Jqgy Peril, vs.
6. MODUPII CamKliMC
Tradition and ghosts lake
a ~k seat in lhis series. The
Devils counter the Forum intangibles
with
solid
goal~ending and defense.
Mart,? Brodeur and Chris
Terrcn each posted 20+ wins.
Scou Stevens aochoni· a dercnse which had allowed only
215 goals lhrou1h April I J.
Never underestimate Patrick
Roy,whocould_probably lcad
the Ottawa Sena.tort into
playoffs. But Roy cao also be
all 100 hu man as cv:ldenccd
by the Canadicm' defeat at
lhe bands of Boston io lhe
the
'90, ' 91, and '92postscasons.
Devils tale strits, 4.z.
4. ~ v:e. 5.
~
Too many injuries and
questionable depth and CX•
perience in every area will
send BruinJ' rans home disoppointt:41 for lhc second year
in a row. The B's have had a
horrible tim'e' against offtn•
sively cxplosiVe teams (ic.,
Pi!Ubo,gb, DclrOit) and Burfa!O seems io score a ton .of
pgoals wbcnlhef play against
them. Brian Suucr will need
career pcrforma4S=cs from
everyooe1oadvancc. Mariusz
C,.cibwsld will be a playoff
hero. II jwt happcn.'1 that it
may be next year. Neely is
out and Bourque w!U ju.st be
coming off a Jcnoc injury him•
self, making it easier for the
Sabres 10 stifle Curbwsld
and whatever else the Bruins
can conjure up.
Sabre, .tok.e striu, ,f.J.
Weuero
Conference •
Quanerfioals
L Qamit Rr4 Winn vs.
coam!:C:Sr!.e IO
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Ridgeway motor-R
fire·tra~
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so homore student in elevator
1994 NHL playoffs usher in new fonnat, new Stanley Cup champs
By hul DlPtrna
JCQNAL STAFP
·Hockey rans, make sure
the rcmole has fresh baucri~
andtheVGfisworkingpropcrly. We are only four days
\... from the start or the NHL's
second 1Ca10n. Despite only
a few games remaining. lhe
playoff pairings in the East·
■
Ll,,,a,.
cm and Wesicm Conferences
have yet lo be Id in stone.
This regular seasoo will be a
dog fight down 10 Thursday
night's final con1es1. The
i>osuea.son will be marked
· by;. new ownership of Lord
Stanley of Pre11on's chcrished cup and a conference•
C.P.s. GrapNe
based playoff fonnal.
8. New Yort; ldondca
ate plays as c.vidcnccd his 46
Get ready !:g!!,,.,. here
This series will be tougher assists.
cp~~,.~~ than ii"appear1. The Islander's
The
As if lhcy
~
,wnd ' CUI .,.,, - Pi~ Turgeon, Ray Fem&ro weren 't de~p enough with
this ,idc or the Dcme SlJCcl and Steve Thomas displayccj six 20 goal · scorcrs and
Deli. Wilh a liulc luck (actu• the playoff heroics this ·tcam superior play of ~ike Rich•
· ally • Jo1 considering how can mUJlcr in a sbon series 1cr (39· 12-5, 2.60) in net.
d01e Bos1on, Buffalo, and by making i1 to lase year's The Rangers now dress seven
Moatrul arc in lhe stand· Cup semi-fin.al rouod. Their former Edmoo101'1 players,
• -,.,-..1•11 be able to show defensive corps, though including Mork Menier,
.,..,,around Suffolk wilh- youn1, ·consists of rookie 'Glenn Aodcnon and Craig
• a 1111 over my bead.
Dennis Vaakc and 1ccond MacTavish. A 1ough, pbysiBNten
Coafcrence year bluolloer Vladimi r cal scnes, but an mevitablc
~
MalakhctY•• Botb playcg &re - rcwlt.
~y $ $
1 VL • a +2S -.id Malak:bov can ereRaqtn IOU uriu, 4-J.
:;v:=e: ~~~
Joaa. and
bepi
to crop up. Odtil today, Suffolk Uni- Snowe is,cwrenlly servina her ciablh
venity bad ooc tdcaed the names of term representina the Second Diseither the UJldcrandu.a&e.ad 8"1du· uicL In 1978, ~oowe, at lhe age or
ate commc:ocemcnt speaker or the 3 1, was the youngest WOOWI from
jli,
'\ii
IC~CC~;
~:':~1:m~
Jcut four recipients for honorary
dcp-ces. From lhote recipients a- rec-
:s~~o~:Cc:Ci::n:°:~~ ommendation is then made foe the
Settnl hlJb-profUe o■mcs such u official c.om~eol speaker.
Al Gore, Ted Koppel, James Earl
If the name Olympia J. Snowe is
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spe&ilf arc wually solicited from
memben of the &affolk commWlity.
Recently the Boston Glow and
NCAA Tournament or the
ECAC ~ ToumamcnL
AIDOQ& Suffolk's impreg-sivc victorica wu a sweep of
a
doubleheader
over
Weotwonh 00 March 26.
ri ::.7av~~~ ;i:~e: ~~i~
"-ell
men'stinnls
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Mark Swlrlba1u1 and junior cam the 12•1 win in
ond pmc. "We've been bopirig for aomeooc: to itep up
IIJrUII baWOI trip to Aorida,
and both (Vaitkeviciu1 and
the Suffolk bueball 1ct.m bas on the mound for the Rams, FiaJa) have done just that."
continued iu c·on1i11cncy threw • coropldo-pme shut• said Wahb.
back borne, improvins. its out. suikina out eight.
Among SuJfolk's 14 hill
ttJCOrd to 11 •5.
"He's starting to put i1 10- in the game were a Mumiy
.After
,
Sludentlnvolvement, can-
By Erika Cbrlltmlon
& MJcbdle Md.Ian
SPECIAL TO 119 J0lalfAl.
A Suffolk Un.ivcnlty to~orc
was trapped io lhe 1Ud1eway cleva·
tor between the fint and second floon
lu1 Wednesday at a pproximately
5:00 p.m. when lhe motor which
· powcn the elevator 1enentor caught
on fire. lhus causing smoke IO flow
into the elcvllOf shaft.
Two ao.too Fire Dcpanmeot engine■ and OOC ladder ~ OD tbc
l0COC wilhio tnfnutes of the alarm.
Aftt:i detumioina euctly wbc:rt: lbe
fire wu located, the fire fi&htcn
broopt a Wala' bole iAlo the bwidiog and lbe,ladder WU rmed lo tbc
roofol"""--fUdaewoyS.ildmc-
Susan Vella, 19, of lbverc wa■ OD
her 'f!'ay down 10 the 1ymauia.m
Vella responded , "I'm 0 .K., Jus t
scared!" Vella added, .,I am never
takin& ~ devMOr io this school
again!..
·
LieUteDlllt em Gaylord or ~
Bostoo Fire Oq,Mtmcot., Engio,c 4,
explained lhllf. there was aa clcctrical
ftre it.. the 1eocntor which cmscd
complications 111 citio,uishing it a
water could noc be used. The Fire
Departmcot needed lO use a solution
of carbon dioxide. When asked to
commmt, Oaykwd laid, "'Give Lad-
:0::
~~ p.m. 81 the Wan~ Center in Representatives to filJ the vaciled
0
An unnamed source in l h ~ oi. sell of her lau; first husband. Peter
'
BSU, HASA.cmpufe over joint
leadership after:Spring eJectiom
9y
v. 6 - - Glmll. m
XUJIAL
sr,,,,,._
Al tqJOl1Cd in 1- wdc:k's JOfll7fOl.
the Haitian Americm .students AJ1c>.
cimon (HASA,), la dectm new offic-
WU
injlarod.
Cart, tunml BSU Presideat. who n>
fUICd to name die people involved in
the cafderil mddent bccade lhc wa
not lbcte. abbougb sbc revaJi:.d tba
ahe cid know wtio they Wl!ff.
"Eucuiive bcad~mcmbcn cf ay
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._aid.
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scream.ina, DCk:lnc .a louin& oa OGly• . . . . . . . . . - C9Nld.
later Mtlllfted 10 OftCGIIC tbs buiJd.
"'Wllal bappmiod ia lbc cafetmill
""""""-aollbuaoolnbop<a
bolbatscmcooewouldcoq1Cto-- iac-"
When asked if she
T
contbucd on pqc 2
nominations for commencement
""J'll■ . . . . . we
'.1""' 1«»1rtrtv
iwoiiii
be,.
Jr., bqan her polil;icll ~ ■.f\er
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tort..._-.
:':.!'
folk Pptlee officen u d
fitefi&btal,..Yellaw•&okltbatsbe
~ there were PI people
in the devator," because she was
0
Mou0< Oo•~ loo_<> R. Md<anan,
f o , ~ _ u d - c o m • .,..1n,oJJta1'odmce.lnl973, w
mcacement cxeiaa slated for ~Y • • dected to the Maine House or
der2A"1llbepufioulbeydidalllhe .,.fo,lhel-J995icodaaic-.
bard Work.• ,
'1k l'elWI :,,a that there were two
ll"Q""'dlholNdloo _ a......, -1.dbyJa,dy..iU..w
IDCllllal ia .~
... efforts of. bale. . . . . to tbtc Black SCDdent
tlje Boaoe fire ~ '"My ' 1.Jaloa'a (mlJ) Ea.aci\lC IPc-d ._
&om b<r Albledc Dcporw. -jobwbculhe...__
Ncx1 lhinB she knew she heard lbe
acrou [rom . . . . . . . . . . . . _ W'O
fire alum blarioa.
Wbculhe-doo,"l""'°IO
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lhc!RepuUllean Pany IO be elccir.d to
. IIUVATO&
nu
amlaedoe~3
n..alrJ
...elliq:, a.t said.
olfflJTIC
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TheSull"olll:Joumal •Wednesday,April 20, 1994
.. Police, administration 8 ~ odds over paid detail patroOing at ne~ Law Sc~ool co~truction site
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Slattery
ajV.CiriiiCiiiii,W
wen at tho lite ol the. new Wtead or ■! l owing the po0
law school on I 10- 120 lice the details contraet 1
p■uol ~nd I.he aru, it. will
Tremont Stteet.
The SuftOLk Uni'veuitY
Chris Slanery, UniOO M· in.stead be given 10 a pnvalC
Polkc are·apin bavin& labor
sociation President for '\he security force.
pn,1111at1. twitll thel1
~
Slaltcry stated thal Francis
X. Flannery, vice president
and treuurer, promised to
deliver the details contnet to
the University Police during
■ ·co~CEr.,ENT
Snowe is I native or negotiations las1 year, bu1
C-ontillucd from i:-gc I
Mytilcnc, ,Greece. She wu later rentgcd on his promise.
raised by relalivcs Mary and Slattery said that thcydidnOI
the late J,amcs Gorarutcl af. get the pledge but ins1cad
Soowe, who was killed in a
look Aanncry "on his word."
ta being orphaned at the age
cu accident on the Maine
SlaUcry added, " I guess
of nine. She graduated from
Turnpike. A year later, she
Edwai;d UttJ.c High School in we could have wrote thlU in
was rc-docted 10 a full ' year
there, but I 1ook him on his
Auburn, New ,York.
term.
Snowc and her husband word 1h11, you know, we
· Before being clec1cd to currently icside in Blaine would be able to get them ir
~ . Snowe also served House. ~9tincOovcrnor' s we could obtain them"
in the Maine Senate where mansion . She is pre5enlly (mc1nin1 1hc details con•
she chaired the Joint Stand·
running for the United Statcs tract.)
in& Committee OD Health and ~nate scat of majority leader
Slattery said tha1 the ad·
Institutional Services.
George Mitchell, who is not ministn1tion has given con•
As a representative fo r the
seeking re-election.
meting reasons for the awardgeographically largest ConThe Suffolk Journal hw. ing or lhc contract 10 a prigressional District cast or the also JCCCivcd infonnation that vatc force, Nonhcast SccuMississippi River, Snowe sits lhc commencement speaker rit y. Slattery said that
on such national committees for the Law School will be Flannery originally staled at
.
stated
1bat
oaNAI-ITAII'
send a response ,if be was
goina 10 allow lbcm to.-have
the. details. Aanncrj changed
his niind again and said the
demolition contractoc hid to
Maine Republican named
have complete conuol of hir•
Co~encement speaker
site.
Slattery docs not dispute
~=
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~:~;~:;10
~ ~1
~ on lntcmatiooal Security,
and H~. B~gct ~mitiee.SnowcisltnowninWash•
Congressman
Lee
H. : o!~~~::nm;:~n:a:t~~
9;:'
Affairs, who has reprc.1entcd
Indiana's Ninth District for
paying for the dc1ails and
tha1 lhc decision had nothing
10 do with money. Instead,
more than 30 years in Con-
~ argued i_ ~~ a dc1
Hamilton was available.
: ~ ;1
°d~r~:t ~:;::~ 0:~
lawyer.
::1~~ ;:::·• iuucs, ~t:t ~~ ru~~e~g~:~: :~ _ ;n
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■ DOUSING
this,butBJEUCSthatlhede~t'I•
litiOJI contractor was going
to award the details to the
Univcnity Police. To back
up his claim, Slattery noted
that the contractor gave them
his card and aJso the times
when he fell he would need
the details.
Slauery
noted
!hat
Aannery himsclftoldhimthat
he had told the contn1Clor nol
10 hire the Police, again citing the advic:c of his lawyer.
Commcnling on Flannery' s
acti on, Slancry sm id. "He
squushcd out details and now
he·, trying 10 say that lhc:t
conuol the hiring,"
A call was pl aced to
Aanncry's office. bul he was
at a meeting and did not re-tu m the Journal 's phone call.
As part of the coolr8C1 nc•
gotia1cd three yean ago, a
"set ralC for delails was estab-lished. SJauc,y declared that
in the almost five years he
has worked at Suffolk, he
=~:~:,':~
illration 1cuing an outside
COD1IXt as a violation of the,r
contract.
When asked the amount ~
University Police Office,
would earn working a paid
detail, Slattery answered, "A
Little more than time and :a
half... Slattery nolCd that lm1J
of money would help all 1hr
officers, particularly the one:,
with families.
Al Slattcl')''I Pfodding, :in
arbitrator will be brought 111
to try to mediate the disputl'
According to Slattery, a Int'·
diator is somebody, us uall}
a lawyer agreed to by both
sides, who makes a dcc:1
s101l
on a dispute that both side,
agree to abide by. The arb,trato r will come from tht
American Arbilr8lion As.,o,DETAILS
continued on
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apattmeots for this Summer and next Fall. Please take
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:v:~.wn: =:i~n!~'.Andrea McDonough, as• problem. She said that she
sisiant director of the Ballotti rcalizcd the fire wu in the
Leaming Center, said when elevator when dlC got nc8r it
~he _ _ _
s _ heoro m_e_fi_,,.,~a1um she __ eoo _e11_me__ol<e.
_ __ aru1 _ld~sm
sm ~
injuries reported in
•dgeway elevator lll~
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ELEVATOR FIRE
C.ontinued from page I
The Director or Physical
Plant, Sadiq Khaliqi was on
the scene just minutes arter
the fire department left and
when asked 10 comment,
said; "( can ' t commenl as I
don ' t know what has happened."
Contac ted days la1er ,
Khal iqi said the couse of
the elevator fi re lias been
attrjbu1cd 10 a closed pump
motor that overheated. The
ch81Je of maintenance, baJ
told Khaliqi that it should
be back in operatioc by
ihis Friday. Khali~ said he
wu iold by Della that ir the
~il:::t:y
t~~:r~~
wfa~d:;,t
would definitely be by
Monday.
ln an ironic 1wist, the
Suffolk Police daily loa bad
a report of people stuck in
an elevator at the Sawyer
bui,lding po the same Qay •
as ihc Ridgew.n clevak>r
fire . This occ\med at !i:50
~l:::'.0~u~a~:1 : i~~:act:: ~~:;' a:t~~r;:!m:i~~!w:;
:
C:qm any, )',' ho are in · incident•
.
. ~ .,,
,I
one fed l,bat they could be in
an cmersency situation, yet
he hurried evc:ryoue ouL".
Nelson said that it took
=
~=:au~~
:t:f't'"!!~. t:';:!ntn;:
handled.it exceedingly well.
He didn.'t let anyone tA,b
the elevator. He made sure
everyone took the stain and
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nology Club and many Olhu
students and organizations.
The students of Boscon's
North End Eliot Elcmenlary
befa: :-:::~ :!.~:ei17~!!~t : !.w;::~~u~:i'
he rcalited it was not a test
and Ital¢ that he called the
Univ;ersity Police to inform
them 'or the fire alarm going
off and that be was evacuat•
ing the second floor.
Nelson then explained his
who first rcaliud that 1oinebody was in the ele,atn,."
When asked whether his
reactions were instinctive or
trained , Nellon answered
that it was probably both. "I
think that it wa, somewhat
; ~te:: ::ti=~~
the individuals in then: that
they were to evacuate lhe
building by taking the stairwell which they did post
haste." Nelson ·was also the
first to notiCC that a person
was trapped in the elevator.
N~lspn checked lhe. -c.levator, beard a muffled voice
:~s~~~;e0i:e~~
b:}
years." Nelson said that he
had beec in a number .or
similar situations, many that
could be considered out of
ord_
inary, ..
Summing up what be
thinks !s his ~U Nelson
fY,
proclaimed, .,M)' training Is
10 look out for the lfUety or
n~~~
~the~rs!:~ the l~~n . ;~~~i
"I then rushed oot , o( the
straci.~ -'"
GIAOUAT10N
IE:=.
: : : : ~ : :~u:::m::
11 ucnded.
The day was also used to
communicate important information about drug awarencss. A former drug abuser
and cunent Sµffolk a,aduatc
student, Da1Mil Cr6k Sj,okc:
· tO ihc cbitdtt.n ·about the dangcrous •effects and nuniflCll-
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contill!!f!TT ~ 14 •
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ANNOUNCING .
.
Roommaie(s) wanted 10 find an apartmenl
.. ,COM_MENCEMENT MATER!AlS WILL· NOT BE RE•
LEASED TO ANY STUpENT WHO HAS OUTSTANDING
BALANCES AND/OR HAS NOT YET MET PERl(Jt!S LOAN
EXIT INTERVIEW REQUIREMENTS WITH TH1! BURSAR'S
OFFICE(STUDENT ACCOUNTS)AND/ORSTAFFORDLOAN
EXIT INTERVIEW REQUIREMENTS WITH FINANCIAL AID
AND/OR HAS ACADEMIC DEGREE REQUIREMENTS NOT
YET MET.
lhaveanapartmcnttosublct:s~g _ _ _ __
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plion of wbo you an, , wtu.1 you're looking for
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FOR STUDENTS PETITIONING (taking 1994 summer session
~v':uS:~le~O ATTEND G RADUATIC>N. Your packets will be
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Please join us In concratulat!nc o_ r,~ n t a
u
for'.thelr outatandlq·acblevemeata Jn
Academic Excellence and Sp,M,lal A ~.
Tueaday, April 28, UKM
1:00-S:j)O p.m. .
receptilm"l!o"fllllijw • - ' • '·;' · ·: ....
Please join ua In. conaratulatma ollfl " tudenta
a
for their. outatandlq achle.........,ta In · ,.__...,.
Academic Excell- and 8pecfa1 Awarcia.
· SpoD.IOred by .EDSk--
Thursday, April 28, llKM
8:00~
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l,Pleue sop offM tbl:
ofStudeau - IUd&eway
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IRoumaonb. S.«olk Ullivcnd)', 41 Temple Street, 8o&coo, MA.02114
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ori ng, positive interaction
.,;th olassmateo and pic1wcs
with McGnlff the crime dos
{officer Greg Grandee of the
SurfOU: Univenity Police.)
Polaroid, which helped sponsor the event, donated cam•
THE:. Gil'DlM\110!1 MCll€T IEIIIE! Al A 1€1.E"A\"E:: fOIIM fOII
• have an apartmenl and will be look.Ing for a. roommatc(s)
: Dctall~
cni.l consensul ICCfllcd to be
tha1 it was merely a drill.
While one studeut, Susan
'2 •~
Graduation Regalia will be distributed in lhc Suffolk Bookstore and
ONLY to graduates who have their graduation packet in hand.
land catering students to see.
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lofStudeots Offioe - yourad will be posted for all current
·:-
xiu.NAL STAFF
Dclpite the fire alarm going off at the Ridgeway buildfo.g las1 wcc.k, people still had
lffllblc believing there, .was a
fire in the elevator. The gen-
Suffolk hosts Crime
and Safety Day
Suffolk University
Recognition Day 1994
(RIDGEWAY 207)
forcwrcnt as well as entering students to find roommates
fe;20, {994'
was in the ladies lockor "'l thoua)u I.bat ac any ICC· building, walked down the
87 Ga., 7.m,la
room on the -second floor ond , I was aoing to. 1cc stairwell from floor lo Ooor,
KIURNAl.STAff'
gelling ready 10 Jea've. "I • flames... ,
to the elevator, to find out
heard the alarm .... ringrng
McDonough,
despite exactly what Ooor .it WI$ on
The Council or Ptesidcnu
for a couple of seconds be- W~li?•
out of the . so lha._ I mi~ht be of wis- (COP) lll}d .th~- C r i ~
1
fore I realized that it •was a bu1ld1ng, sa.id th~ 1
~
s ,: ~
1~ 1
0l)CllJ91 c.lNictlO'otator , ~ lubu.ho11tcd 1,a, Crimc,"and
fire alanni1It .didn't, IO\lnd Nelson, director of-1llh!ctic1, and as it turned nut, the cl- Safct:y bay in the Ridgeway
like a fire alarm to me, for -managed to calmly lw\dle e;vator wa■ op th': gymna- Gym last friday, April l!i.
some reason."
t~e ~ltuation . Desc ribing sium floor," N~lsoo said.
Kelly-Lynn Cbaue, chair of
McDonough stated ,that Nelson; McDonQpgb aid,- '1
McDonough praised the -COP, oripnated the event last
1hc bad nevcrbcco ia'a-build- jtllt •mnember the .look- on actions or Nelson during the year and coordinated it this
ANNOUNCING
MONDAY. May 2 - lHURSD~, Mny 5
9:00a.m. • 7:00p.m. -FRIDAY, May 6 9:00a.m. · 5:00p.m.
I . moment to fdl in this fonn and return it to the Dean
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!!! AITENTION .!!!
1994 CLAS AND SOM
GRADUATION PARTICIPANTS
DEAN OF STUDENTS CONFERENCE ROOM
Please help us to help you find the kind of housing
larnngments you~-The Dean of Students Offioe is
■ttcmpting to coUect information that will make it easier
: -
ing for the security of the
buildio1 of the Ridgeway
Bu.ildioa and the constn1c•
don on the Student Activities
Office. both the details went
to pr\vatel firms . Slattery
l&a&ed that it was lime to lake
a 1altmd on the iuue."
8ec:auletbepolicecontrac1
stalel: lhll the police are the
sole t.pining agent with the
Univcnily for police pauol.
Sllnery oomiders the IKimin-
By V. Gordon Glmn.
& Stephanie Snow
G RADUATION PACKETS will be available in the
INFORMATION/ ROOMMATE REQUFST
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land
bu not worked one de tail.
tratioo. lhii time over dewl Univenity Police, stated lha1 Flannery was supposed 10 He noted that duri ng the
TiiSuffolkJoumal •Wedaoaday,
Nelson leads evacti~tion efforts; helps in eevator rescue .
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May 19 (9:00 am . S:00 pm)
C. Walah Theatre
55TempleSBoaton,MA'
World Trade ~nter
Boaton,MA
' rescue
, walked down the
l rom floor 10 floor,
leval'br,· to,find out
'lhal floor it was on
might be of assisopini111 llkic;lo..,ator
I tu.mod out, IJ>c cl',',',.. •N•,,~~e •..,'·"'"'••
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,nougb praited the
Nelson during the
l was .,mazing, now
h.ink abo ut it, He
it,excudi.naly well.
1(
1 let anyone take
't
ator. He made sure
: took the stain Md
ht out of thc "buildit was he," I believe,
t realized thal somell in the elevator."
ulted whether his
ins6iictive or
Nelton answered
as probably both. " I
at it was somewhat
ve in my nature, but
1 over 8 period of
Nelson s8id 1h11 he
m in a number or
1
i1uations, many that
' considered out or
,.
11iog up what he
s his duty, Nelson
icd, "M'y . lnlining is
out for the aafcty of
is in the immediate
~.~asQJden,c;,ra
1 were
Tl>eSutroll:Joumal ,Wedoc,day,Apri1 20, 1994
Suffolk hosts Crime
and &a~ty Day
By Guy
~
CA$H
J()UDIAL SfMF
The Council of Presidents'
(COP) and th~ Crimjnology
Glub ho5led,,a, Crim.o , tmd
Safety Day in Lbc Ridgeway
Gym last Friday, APril 15.
Kelly-Lynn Chasse, chair of
COP, originated the event last
year and coordinated it this
year in cooperation with
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By Kartn M. Youn&
Look
out , Whoopi
Goldberg! Boston theatre
has its own "Sister Act ll"
and, unlike the sequel to the
hit film "S ister Act,"
"Nunsense" is beuer the second time around.
Yes, folks, those crazy
$,winging and singing 'Little
Sisters of Hoboken are back
in "Nonsense U: The Second Comins" and they'rC
funnier than ever.
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to hit the stage once again to
aive a thank you performance to the people who
atte nded their stage debut,
which raised money to bW')'
four dead nuns who were
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April 25 - Sept. 2
9:00 am to closing
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school were invited for a day
of fon, which included coloring , positive interaction
with classmates and pictures
with Me.Gruff the crime dog
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Suffolk Uoiven ity Police.)
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'habit you shouldn't~
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around in a full habit alone
makes 'this a number 10
w~lch, bu! when combined
wi1h the humorous lyrics,
thi, aoog is one of lhc most
enjoyable paru of the per•
formance .
In
the
original
"Nunscnsc," the MothetSupeiior,' Slsiµ Mary Regina
(Kerry Dowling) got high
oq drugs found in a locker io
~:rtfst~~~;hi~~:
and her right hand nun, Sister Mary Huben (Maryann
Zlcbau) get high once again.
This time the drugs are
PflOIO eour..y Idea
replaced by lhe Japanese Iisinging and dancing nuns or -Nunscnsc ll : The Second Coming' qyor sake and the nuns con-
r · - lves: actively involvedstudent and amen
A
--"'es career pe--rman·
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1-.au
oppokHity for •• ~ide
rup of audicacca to act: ■
ttue taste O Water'• m~
r
rial. ~Tbe 'movie will tit'e
aiaoy people by 111,prlae
after the first ten m.iout~
UII
lhM ·,i. p,:ovidos 'the
film with a lU'allply real.is-
tic
edae
whicb
brinai
"Sc-
last decade. ·
plelely
and cxhilaTwner'• performance ii ·nlinaly truby movie. It
over-the-top but not in • "'._ill no dou~t t~~ SO!De
campy way. The support- Viewer■ off WI~ 111 warped
ina cut is just u wonder- ICIIIC of humor but lbe~enfully twisted.
tire movie ii 10 amart and
cal na.mbers in this ingenious
variety show. In 1'hc Prima
Ballerina," Silcer Mary Leo
(Joyce Avitable), who iongs
prim ■ baJle:i ina. tnldcs b her
ballet slippers fo r roller
skau:s.
The pair decides wh111 ac-
and
ricacewhich, undcrnocooditiOrtS, should be missed.
"Serial· Mori0' ii a comic
¥
•~ - . a defDdldf
O:C~ ftlm......of the --,rtng
IUlon. ;:-
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GRADE:..,.A+
::~:,S
th:·: : · :
jobs very clficieatly. When
· .Beverly
starts to •off'
mcm-
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her ~pericncc hu had on
se<honstudentplays,ush- ~:~• s h:;!d!:\i~~l~r~ed'
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"When ·I got Into APO it ering at shows, working up .. , 1 1
was really ex~itiog." APO to house manager in her and hs affiliation with other
gave, ~ an oppprtuoity to sophomore year, oversee- churches. "Getting to know
get to m~t new people, ing ushers, and box office what aocs on in the Cuthomake aood friend$, and do ma.n ■ ger thll same year. licreligion,"sheu.id, is"inservicework: "'Wcdidalot Alvcsushcrstherenowona creasing; my faith ."
Although she is now the
Youth Coordinator at St.
Peter's, Alves hopes to get
more involved with her
church in the future.
"Success to me is when
I'm able lo help someone
{in need)," lf ~ died today, she said, " I'd like for
them to say, ' she was a very
O.K.," Alves quipped.
On-c.!IIDPIIS Model Search!
"......,,..~v.,._,-
,· M lieed...le Wflialile modilir'or1iie-"-
~~:r:~~-:,°tv~~;:~~
feelin&s . 1"
"l don't worry about it
(de■th). I think it's •something lb.at WiQ take place. I
S1mmt....:.m.
bcrs or her stuffy, suburban
i.t ........i &ilrollt
, - calmdar
"»k·~ J - • J_,,J,,,,.
communi1y, her own family
Stans to suspect her of insan-
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The sccrct 'to her success
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. performance is so convincSERIAL
coJUinalcd on p■,ge 6
1~c!~:~
~~~ic~i:~:e
cese of Boston. "We publiin poliCC' work, she took •• cizecvcnts,"shcsaidofthe
pnc6cum course and was position she was nominated
told she had 10 get a job 10 to by her church , Saint
they said she should work Peter's,
located
in
with Suffolk Police.
Dorchester. Alves acts as a
aoi,homore year. ln~rested
SUBMISSION DEADLINE! May 27th
NUNSENSE D
.At fi rs1 glance the new icy and Bevedy becomes the
- black comeay"•ScnwMom~
center or media attention. She
seems 10 be bud filmmak.ing is now an instant celebrity ·
dressed up BS cutting edge and her ramily takes this 10
satire but, in reality, this bril- full advantage.
liant film is just the opposile:
ls making a sui.r out of a
a great, start l11ugh-rest Jay- psychopath like Beverly creen:d under a montage or bad oling a bigger monster than
tas1e.
the one she already is? Who
Offensive. crude and dis- att really the crazy people in
gusta[g are all comments or this movie, Beverly or the
appraisal for 1his very runny people who accept her acand odd freak show by writerl lions? You decide for yourdirector John Woten. "Serial selr.
Mom" is easily the freshest.
One thing is for sure .
most en1enaining and lose- watchlng Turner's energetic
your-breath hilarious mo":ic and dangerous pcrfonnance
10 be made in years. This is gives viewers the reeling or
the belt black-<:omic sati re being s1alkcd by II hupgry
since "Heathers."
,
tiger....T-his menl111 mother is
The film manages to be rriendly and ewe on the out•
bolh ■ side-splittiilg farce and side, but she can snap at a,oy
p.n unsettling eommcni.ary on moment. Her eyes look car-our ~icty's obsc.uio~ wi~ ing and sympathetic. but betJUe come. BevCTl! Sutphin neath all q_f• Beverly's moth(Kathlecn Turne!) 1s the i:i:er• erly charm. she really only
feet m~:Stlt "'. su~ruv.c 'wants to rip your liver out
or her ~ly which includes with an antique fin:poker.
bcr dentist husband Eugene
Turner (''The War of the
(Sam Waterston), her slightly Roses") has taken on- a risky
· off'-bal~e son Chip (Mat- and challenging role and she
thew- Lillard), and ber boy• succeeds with ease. She is
crucd daughter Misty {Ricki one of thc best physical ■c. L■Jr:e).
tresses and is perfectly cast
Beverly cooks, sews, 85 the homicidal Bevedf. Her
=~::
Psi Omega (APO) member
since she Wu inducted in
her second semester u a
freshman. She has worked
with. Program Council (PC)
00 Rathskc.lleis in various
0
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rums "Hairspray" a.od
"Cry-Baby." "Serial Mom"
i1 a combination of Waters
a l ~ ~ acceuible and
hii autiest.
.
...
lt is a combination of
"Hairspray" and "'Female
Trouble." Thi1 i1 a~ rfect
"Serial Mom:" a morbid .
comic masterpiece
JOURNAL STA»'
"lth~I!cl tooinv~lved
with things; Alves said or
her worst attribute. " I start
doing too mu~h ■
;Jd I burn
out after• while.
•Jnadditiontoherinvolvement at SUffolk, Alves is
oneo(theCommuni1yMem-
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need bu1s.
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th■tbcrAPOexpcriencehas
She li.u been an active been her best uperience at
me.mbuof{hcSuffolkCom- Suffolk.
muDity sl~ce she stepped
She currently holc;ls a
on campus. Alvea play~d work~study position for the
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d the
st to
or work with other people
doing volunteer work ..._
h
wu interesting." Alves wd
· tares·will. be taken at the T~!ffPle St. fair!
is ·her rend ition of !he
Golden Ruic: .. Ail the things
thal I've done are things
that I would would have
been done for me.
"'My heart goes for
people, especially young
people.~
In her free ·time, Alves
indlcaled that, just like everybody else, "'I like to go
out with"iny friends, godancinj." Noting that she lol/cs
daricing and music , she revealed that she, "wanted to
be a dancer when I was a
kid ." "
Next year Alves w'ilfbe a
senior. Through her years ·
h"cre she has noticed the
small conten1ion or Cape
Verdean people at Suffolk
and is thinking or starting a
club next year.. She would
like people to ger ■ sense of
what Cape Ven;tean means.
" People don'r,,seem 10 know
that [the country) exists."
Alvca• ..drcain deferred"
is that she secretly wants
" to be a defective" and
maybe act her ·own private
in.vcatiaatioo agency. "I just
take one day at a time, basically.~ ,
'
111o5"ffalt-...i • W - ,
■ ALVES
gives .career perfonnan
.
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or work with
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'
.other people need bu1s.
pl&C !~Dj~:r~'::nt:~r;Ve:.\~~
oppe,rtaaity "for a wide now,"
rup oi audiences to St' 1
She bas been
~
active
true Wte of Water'• ·~
me.mbcroflheSuffolkCom•
rial. The 'movie will t.Uc m6niry iii.cc 1hc stepped
lDaoy people by 1u.rprbc on campus. Alves played·
after the fint ten ffiimucs Frcshmanbaskctball,buthad
aod it'doesn' t ever let up.
to )eave the team to get a
..Serial Mom" is a c~m- job. She has bcdl an Alpha
pl~ly lnune and ~II•· Psi Omcgi. (APO) member
rauaaly truby movie. II since she was inducted in
":Ill ,no dou~t tum 1omc her 1ccond semester as a
YJtwcn off with .I~ warped
freshman. She bas worked
~ or _
bu~r but the co- with Program Co~cil (pC)
ru:e movie~• aman and on RathskcUers in variou1
witty ,that 11 demands lhe capacities such b starpping
:~:~:~~:e;.r every adult hands, giving out food and
This is an unforgettable dcco"tiog and "just mak·
and ~tngcous film cxpc- ing sure things were going
rieoce which, under 00 coo• · O.K.," Alves quipped.
ditions, should be misted.
"When I got into APO it
"Serial Mom" is a comic was really exciting." APO
iq tbM ·she provides the
film Willi • auaqely rcalil·
ticodcewblchl>rinp"SorW Mom" Op and over any
other comedy made in the
lut decade.
Turner's performance is
over-the-top but -not fo a
campy way. The support·
in& cut is just u wonder•
fully twisted.
Director Jobo Waters has
bwJt an entire career out or
bad taste and recently
aaincd 1ome m•in1tream
attention with the lighter
fllin 1 "}f,airspray" and
· "Cry-Baby." "Serial Mom"
is a combinatioo or Waters
at 'his moll acccuiblc a.ad
fllm~
hil nuricst.
It is a combination or ,Won. •
GRADE: A+
" Hairspray" . ~ "'f~a]c
Trouble. .. Thi• II • pcrl'cct
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r . Alves: actively involved student and citizen
0
1~:1;:~~I~
:::ct!e~:
make &ood friends, and do
service work. ..Wcdidalot
wi~
::!,!C~;:~n;~~v:~
thathcrAPOex.pcricncehu
been her best experience at
Suffolk.
She cu rrcotly holds a
work-study position for the
SuffolkUn.iversityPolie1:as
a CCTV monitor. She has
been doing_ this since her
sophomore year: Interested
in police work, she took a
pricticum course and wu
told ahe had to get a job 10
they said she should work
with Sutrolk Police.
Since her freshman year,
Alves worked in C. Walsh
Theatre helping Marilyn
Plolli:ios, director, with re•
search on student plays, ushering at shows, working up
to house manager in her
her won:t attribute. "I s1
ar1
doing too much an~ I burn
out after a while."
Inadditiontohcrinvolvcmeat at Suffolk, Al ves is
oneoflhcCommunityMcmben: in the office of Black
Catholics in the Archdioccse or Boston. "We publi •
cizc events," sh·c said of the
position she was nominated
to by her church, Saint
Peter's,
located
1n
Dorchester. Alves acts as a
liaison for St Peter's in the
archdiocese.
When asked wha1 effect
hh'.',,','h~',".,'doclh•,",",,-~l•odw~d
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her to learn abou t the office
anditsaffiliationwith other .
:::rt>o:v:;;;~
manager 1h11 same year.
Alvcsushersthercnowona
~~u:::~M~c~~n!tc~~~= '
licrcligion,"sbesaid,is .. ,n .
creasing my raith."
Although she is now the
Youth Coordin11or 11 S1.
Peter's, Alves hopes to get
more Involved with her
church in the future .
"S uccess 10 me is when
I' m. able 10 flclp sOmconc
(in need]," If she died 1
0.
day, she said, "I'd lih for
them lO say, ·she wu a very
nice and ...kind J>C:l'SOn. \·rry
helpful, scnt'lcive fO people·,
rulings.'"
" I don't worry abou t 11
(death). I th.ink. it's some•
thin& that will take pllCe. I
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"N~nse II:" better the
second time around
■ NUNSl!NSEU
Continued from page 5
llCISCI they will be like and
what rolc1 1hcy will take
when th Cy become ac tresses.
Sister Rohen Anne (Mary
Callanan) is back to her old
tricks as she 1rics to steal the
spotli&ht from all of the other
nuns. However, it is Sister
Robert Anne' s serious number that really impresses the
audience.
In .. Anaeline," Sister
Robert Anne tells the story
of the nun who inspired her
10 j oin the 1i11er hood .
Callanan '• beautiful voice
fill s the theatre and makes
the song one of the bi&hlights of the performance.
Audience participation is
required in " NunlCJllc II."
A rousin& game or bingo is
one or the hi1hli1ht1 of the
performance. The audicocc
mcmbcn compete for . the
chance to win a unique &ifl
made by Siller Mary Amnesia. Don' t forge t 10 bring
your lucky binao dab~rl
The best pan or the performancc is · a sing-a-Jona.
Sistcr Robert Anne, Sister
Mary Hubert, Si.ster Mary
Leo, and Sister Mary Amnc~ ,lcp(lhe a1i1'1ieaic.c, ,ip
Student Theatre~
IJ 0.. Ciiilij
v<:icc of ra
c.ut,
JOURNAL ffAW
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the truly hystericaJ son& "Oh
How can you dcacribc the Studcat T
plly~m" iaatricfs-a:. andvam
which i1 sung to the tune of graph? It ia
ma 11- pcd'omanc
M Dear, What Can the ycar.,old boy who b&da, .W, 1· Bot the
Oh
Matter Be." This tune pro- bones. No, actually il'I about duc:cion WI
vide, the bia&cst lau1hs io !he p&ycmauist who Ilia IO ·"E.qum,. ii
the performance.
undaa:ldthcboywhodidit. bothinad:
Ali.hough a knowledge of Well, it'1 more an explormoo ~
the basic premise behind the
original "Nunscnse" is help- ;~~nro!t:!:y~~ : . . •
ful in gettin& some of the about the strict roles ~iety ff cia1 cff'cai
,jokes in the play, it is not imJ)QIClonallofus.
tho
necessa ry . A b•ief (and
"Equus" LI a play by requick} synopsis or the origi• nowned playwright Peter '
oal .. Nunse n1c" is given Shaffer ("Amadeus"). mi was ~
.
early in "Nu111cnse II," but performed Jut week at
the show will be apprcci• Suffolk's C. Walsh Tbeatre.
ated more if you sec the The production, directed by
original "Nunscnac" firsL
Marilyn P1ot1rin.s.
a~
• "Nunscnsc U" is playina
indefini1ely al the Theatre
lo an effort to make
Lobby . Show times are Suffolk'• SIOOCOl 1'hccc ~
Wed. at 2p.m. and 8p.m., duction more profeHioaal,
Thurs. at 8p.m ., Sat. at Pl~ns brought iD Cbarlea
9p.m. , and Sun. at 3p.m.
';'einstein.•vcta1Dmmany
Tickeu arc S17-25. HaJf.
pn,ducuoOJ ....,,_
price tickeu a.re available Bolton mi New EnaJaad. to
for the Sunday ·and Wcdnct• pl,ytheleadn,leol..,.....
day matinee performances. criSI Martin Dysart. Wci:nslda
The oriainal "Nuose.nac" was brillianl"hi the chaUeolffll
is performed on Fri . at 8p.m. role, one that ii on stage
and Sal. at 5p.m. Ticket, chroughout the play. .
arc ·$~2-2.5 .
Standout performances .
Tick.Cu may ·b e pur- were also alven by Mark
chased 11 the Theatre Lo~by O'Malley as the l<lriwed Aloo
Box Office ~r by c~llln& Snog. Oriltian
931 :2787. Fnr mQ_rc 1nfor- horse. Nuuet, ud ,l'ie~.P~ ..,· ..( .
.. mauon, call 227-9872.
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The secret 'to her success
is her reridition of the
Golden Ruic: .. All the thing~
that I've done arc things
lhat I would would havr
been done for me.
" My heart goe s for
people , especially young
people."
In her free 'time, Alves
indicated that, just like cv•
crybody else, '"I liJce to go
out with JllY friends, godanc •
ing." Noting that she loves
dancing and music, she re•
vealed that sh1r, "wanted. ,10
be a dancer when I was a
kid."
Next year AJvcs will be a .
senior. Through her years
here she has noticed the
small contention or Cape
Verdean people at Suffolk
and is thinking Of starting a
club next year. She would
like people to get a sense or
what Cape Vcrdeao means.
"People don' t seem to know
that (the country] exists."
Alves ' "dream de.ferTcd"
is that she secretly wants
.. ,o be a detective" and
maybe get her ·own private
invcstlgation agency. "Ijus1
take one day at a time, basically.."
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Suffolk qniYersity llod!.ue
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er
,
aives career• performan
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.opportaoity for a wide
CoDtiDued rrom pqe !Ii
ruae or audiences to act a
true tut.e of Water's mato-~
i., lhM ahe provide., lhe riaJ. ThtJ movie will 1U:c
film whh I aCraa&cly realil• many i,eople by surp rise
de edge Wb.icb briap ""So- after the fint ten mlnu1ca
riaJ Mom'" up ud over any and it doesn' t ever let u·p.
other comedy made in th e
..Serial ·Mom" is a comlu'iut,~e.perfonnance is pletdy huaoe and cabilaovcr-the-top but not in a
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Kale
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of humor but l'1c eatire movie is sq smart and
Director John Waten has witty that ii demands the
built an eatire career OUI of atten lion of every adu lt
bad · taste and recently movie-aocr.
'
aa.Jaed tome mainnream
This is an .unforgettable
;1
%a:io=H::~~plr~cy"lig:~; = : : : x o c : : : :
"'Cry-Baby ... "Serial Mom" dition.s, should be missed.
is a combination of Waters ..Serial Mom" is a comic
:~~
accudble and
It is a combination of
..Hairspray" and "female
Troublo." Tbis is a perfect
m:m~ ~-=:
seuon . •
GRADE: A+
w-. , .
20, 1994
Tho Sllffoll<
Alves: activt!ly involved stu, ent ~d cithen
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Continued from p&&c
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now."
She has been an active
memberoftheSuffolk Com•
munity since she stepped
on campus. Alves played
work with other people
doing volu~tc~r work ..... t
."l·~ l ! c t too inv~lvcd
fresh.man bukctbaJJ, buthad
Suffolli:UnivcrsityPolicc as
oncbrthcCommunityMcm-
to leave the team to gel a
job. She 1'u been an Alpha
Psi Omega (APO) member
a CCTV monitor. She has
been doing this since her
sophomore year. Interested
bers in the office of Black
Catholics in the Archdiocese of Boston . "We publ i-
w ~t:n~oo!~
c:~
;:i;~ns~~"; ~ : i!i:~~~
f~hman . She bu worked told she had to get a job IO
with Program Council (PC) they said she should work
on Rathskellers in various with Suffolk Police.
capacities such ai. st.amping
Since her freshman year,
hands, giving out food and Alves worked in C. WaJsh
dccoratin& and "'just ma.k- Theatre he lping Mari lyn
in& sure thinas were going Plot.kins, director, with rcO.K.," Alves quipped.
sean::h on student p?ays, ush" When I got into APO it ering at shows, working up
was really exciting." APO to house manage r in her
gave her an opportunity to sophomore year~ overseegel to mcel new people, ing ushers, and box office
make good friends. and do mlftager that same year.
service work. "We did a lot Alve~ ushers there now on a
to . by her c hurch, Saint
Pe ter' s,
located
in
Dorc hester. Alves acLS as a
liaison for SL Peter's in the
archdi ocese.
When asked what effec1
her experience has had on
her, she said that it allowed
her 10 learn abou1 the office
and it1 •affi liation with other
churches ...Getting 10 know
what aocs on in the Cu1holic religion ," she said, is ··1n •
creuing my faith ."
Although she is now 1he
Youth Coordinator at St
Peter's. Alves hopes to gci
more Involved wi th her
church in the future.
..Success to me is when
I'm able to help someone
{in need)," If she died 1
0day, she said, <-'T d like for
them to say, ' she was a very
nice lftd ... lciod ~rsoo. \i:r}
helpful , serutlivtlO pcopk ·,
feelings..: "
.. , don' t WOl'T)' about 11
(death). I think it' s somc~ng
will W.e pl ace ~I
~en,"
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need buts.
was interesuna. Alves wd w1lh things, Alves said or
that hc.rAPOexpcriCncc bat her worat attribute. " I s1ar1
been her but cxpcriince at doing too much and I burn
Suffolk',
out after a while." .She currently bold s a
lnadd.itio0tohcrinvolvc . work-study position for the meot at Suffolk , Alves is
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"Nwisense II:" be~r the Student Theatre shines in "EQUUS"
second fune around
a, ilii c.w.,.
,..,.o(......,. The .... of ... powaful.
NUNSENSE II ·
Con"
tinucd from page S
the U\lly hysterical song ..Oh
Dear, What A Catastrophe,"
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and veterans. all gave solid
p l a y ~..
ucues they will be like and :,'~~ch~:as,~n~~att : c ; ! gnph? 11 is lhc ltOIJ d a 17- pcrfomances.
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Matter Be." This lllDe pro-
trc;~:t:·r Robe" Anne ( M R~
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Callanan) is back to her old
1ricks as she tries to steal 1he
spotlight fr'Om aU oflhc other
nuns. However. it is Sister
Robert Anne's serious num-
the p1ychl¥Jist who lrict to
undc:nulnd~boywbodid .it.
theA~! ~cugp~:~:oi:~ei~t:! WcU. it's more an aploratioa
or the l'OJc religion aBd ritual
original "Nunsense" is help- play in our society. Or, it's
ful in getting some of th e about the strict roles society
jokes in the play, it is not imposes on all of us.
~~:::~:al ly impresses the
~:~~~\a;:~ps1s
;~:cs ct~:!!:~:~ laughs in
p
ln .. An ge line ," S ister
Rober1 Anne tell s the story
of the nun who inspired her
10 join the siste r hood.
CaJ lanan's beautiful voice
fil ls the lhcatrc and makes
lhe song one of the highlights or the performance.
Audience participation is
required in "Nunscn,e ll."
A rousing game of binao is
one or tbe hi&hlights of the
pcrfonnancc. The audience
members ·compete for the
chance 1 win a unique gift
0
made by Sister Mary Amnesia. Don'I fo rget to bring
your lucky bingo dabbc;rl
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nal " Nunse nsc" is given
early in "Nunscnsc 11 ·" but
th c show will be apprcciated more. if you sec the
o riginal "'Nunsen5e" first.
.. Nunsense 11 " is playing
i nd efinitely at I.be Theatre
Lo bby. Show limes arc
Wed. 81 lp,m. and fv. m.,
Thurs . a t &p .m., Sa1 . at
9 p.m .. a nd Sun. at 3p.m.
Tickets arc Sl?-25 . Halfprice tickets arc available
for th e Suac!ay and Wcdncsday matinee pcrfonnanccs.
The oriainal .. NunsenSc"
is performed on Fri. 11 Sp.m,
and Sat . at Sp.m. Tickets
2
fo ~:n!:'~/:"s~:g~~1!:;~ · _a rcT~
c
miy b~ purSister Robert Anne. Sister chased at th e Tbcao,; Lobby
Mary Hubert, Sister Mary Box Office or by .c~lling
Leo, and Sister Mary Am- 931~2787. For more 1nforne$)4 , l.e/td. tbe aud.ience, .in .mat:1on, call 227-9872.
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" f.quus" is a cha.llmging play,
bochinsubjoctmaucrandp-cKnlalion. Plctkins' choice of
C8ll, as wd1 • her UIC d elomeats like the scaa,c and· spc.. cial effects, cambincd to make
the . _
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..f.quus" is a play by ro-
,nd
--°"""Ted Colburn's Id daip.
combinioa-cJ,ao-
Stonchenae a.nd Christian
aauvdpst,lddodlOtbelmr:aJJ impact ol the plays hiahly
rcligiouaaodriwalisticlhemcs.
All in all, Plot.kina' production or ""Equua.. showed
that a student productioo is
more than up to the challenge or u lntripina a play
.
.
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perfonncd last week at ~
Suffolk's C. W.W. Theatre.
The production, directed by
Marilyn P1otkins, w• a IIUC-ccss.
In an effort to make
Suffolk's Student 1bt.atrc pn>
duction more professional,
Plotkins brought in Cbarlct
Weinstein, a veceran ot many
Sll&C productions throupoul
Be.ton and New f.n&IMd, 10
play lhc lead role d ~
tzisl Martin Dysart. Wcinaein
was brill:iut in t h e ~
role, one tb!lt is on atagc
·throughout the mrire play.
we~ta:t::' gi!;:~;::;:
O'Malley as the lOrturcd Alan
Suma, Clristian Cibotli • lhc
horse, Nugget, ~ i'J'ia~
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The secret to her success
is her rendition o f the
Golden Ruic: .. All the things
that I've done are things
that I would would have
been done for me.
.. M
~ hean goes for
people, especially young
people.·•
In her rrec lime, Alves
indic111ed that, just like everybody else, " I like to go
out with my friends , go danc ing." Noting that she loves
dancing and mus ic. she revealed that she, "wanted to
be a dancer· w~en I was a
kid ."
Next Jear Alves.will be a
senior. Thro ugh ber yean
here s he has noticed the
smaJI contention or Cape
Verdean people at Suffolk
and is thinking of staning •
cl ub next .year. She would
Ii.kc people to get • sense o(
what Cape Vcrdean mctns.
..People don't seem to kno w
1hat {the country) exists ...
Alves' ..dream deferred"
is that she secretly wants
.. ,o be a detectiVcfl a nd
maybe get her ·own privotc
Investigation agency. "I just
take one day at a time, basically."
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Suffolk UniYersity Bookstore
· . 148 ~ St. • 227--4085
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Suffolk.
Al O¥C:l'ICICl'I ol the IChool. the Board ol Tnuua
ICIVC
an
or foul'timel a yew. The auaa mu1t "IUllrt1 make C.dccWom on an eicessivc number of iuues lhat
din,cdy impocl-'li.... .
Wbilo,.. bol;aq doe,job Jhc......,.. mve dooo, k would
. acc:m •umrplble rrudalhMthc:~coulddoabcacrjob
if they
saudeal. ~ OIi the eo.d. HaYUII I
IIUdaDI. ail.OD tbc ~ wowd mpe dllla repramtative from ODeoldaDcore~ tbesmdenta. b e ~
. . . . . . - . Omald'/, ICUdma have little powl!I' or iallu-mc:e-tM1daciliarll thc: 111111cc1 rnaikc.
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a lbldmt's life.. Only a amdcac
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Tbe-0.-...-Aaocilo<lo(SOAJ has, indoepNI.
WOltml ai I propoul dtat pllbed for siudc:l'lt rqiramalion on
lhe Bead ol'l'nmmL Delpilc: me tNltea' commcoc six yars
ISO M 6e idcl. .... "impw;:cic:al." S0A vowed to ccninue
5po,cr..doe .....
Tim -,a.- ii t.iclUy ovu, but wt lUgt:ll DC1l year's SOA
~ look mto tbc kb. ~ y. the idea would need much
wed: If ll Is to be a viable option, but the wort would be worth
it. The Boan:S ofTIUSleCI wwld bcaer repactll the students if
one of our own was oa die ac.d..
No Vote = No Action in the on.going gµn control debate
In these tumultuous and sundry times when people are being k:iUed at a most alarming
rate from back alleys in the so-called inner-city 1 the back yards of the suburbs. the
0
dcbaie rages over whether we, u a nation. should ban the private ownership or assault •
type weapons siJCb as Ui.is and AK-47s.
How many have to die before we ue so sickened by it that we start implementing
preventive ways in which to stop this madness?
In the shadow or the Brady Bill finally being passed this semester, the vote for banning
these types of killer weapons is before the House of Rep resentatives. The problem.
according 10 an Associated Press re port, is that s upporters of the ban arc still IS to 20
votes shy of victory in the House.
Why is this? It seems inevittble and fl aw lessly logical that the ban should move
through the law. making process wittiout a snare, what with the urgency and"\C: mergcncy
sutc of affairs the nation is in.
'"Tbcrc'a a fine l i n e ~ insanity and reality, I walk
For years, the NationaJ Rifleman's Association ( NRA) has clung to the notion that
thal line everyday.•
"guns don 't kill people, people kill peoplc,w and they are using their lobbying influence
- Dr. Robtrt ROlelltbal, Communiclt.ion and Jouru a special interest group to put a glitch in the process of imposina a ban on assault
nawm Oept. ...,....,._
weapons. lbey have succeeded, while people continue to die in the slreet.
·0n1WQ& an O'Douls is like drivina a car without an
Although the ban would do linlc 10 stop all the violence. caused by guns every year.
c:01ioc.·.(10i13193)
it would be another step in the right direction towards quelling some of the violence.
- Phi C. INPwaa, Joumal Managioa Editor, oo the
At I time when violence is oo the top of the national agenda, It Is absurd that there 1s
_ such op~on to thi ban. Too man have died and too-man more will die. whi le we
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mull the issues being pushed around by the NRA and their feared influence.
While there are some stric1 constn1ction1lists who argue that lhe. ownership of I gun
While crime is
nmpant in the llJ'CICU of our great is guan.ot.eed in the Constitution, they fail 10 realize that the U.S . Cons titution reflected
nation, II-year-old Michael Fay may have accidentally the times in which it was written.
1llOSe times have changed.
stumbled onto a pouiblc sollltiOD. 'The Ohio native is bcl.DI
sentenced to one of the most controversial punishmcnUI ever , - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - --'-- - - - - - ,
administcre81to a citiu:n of the United States by a foreign
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QUOTE OF THE-WEEK/YEAR
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Fay caned; Americam cheer
runnma
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been 11e11lcnced to a beating with a rattan 1tick.. While it may
:i':st':~::na::~:i::c~.:o;i:~:::t~C:~:
of the lowest crime rates in the world llld
tbc reason is the
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Suffolk will continue to haunt me for all my days
The Suffolk Journal
By the stude~ts , for the students, since 1936
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. Paul DiPema, Mana&ina Editor
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imposition of strict penalties for brcakinJ the law.
Fay's patCDU have pleaded with the AcPcrican govemment 10 intercede oo their soo•, bebalf, but President Clintoo
' has . not been able to change the Singapore aovernmCEt'•
• min"d. The main reason may be 1he that the Sinpporc
cmbusy ln WuhiQ&tOD O.C. bu bc:cn flooded with calls
Dr. Gua.ld Richmond, Advisor
Norine Bacigalupo, Jouma) Consultant
from American cilium ea:prcuiag their support <for Fay's
"cmina,"
Tbe Dllioaal.1oO~a over violcnt -crime committed by
_
'
11u 5"/loli 1"'4mal ~ IN srudau MW~r of Suffolk Univenity. It LI Ille miss&Ofl
,:outh bu procppeed cit.iuu 10 voice support for 'capital
punjthmeot, somethint that they would oot aonully ea.-_ of IN S11/folJ: l"'4mal lo pf!Nl,tk tlu Suffolk communiry with the kst rtportfn1 af Mws.
~Ills, aurat1 trtNb ONJ srylu. mtenaut/Mn1. sporu, and opWon.t. ~ rcporMi,
\INWs ONI opWotu ln tM Suffolk JOtmVJJ an solely thou of the duon and Slllf/ af tM
Sl,,Jloli JOWftllJ ll1fll do not nfl«t dtose of Sulfollt. Univerriry, UltUSS «Mrwlse SUJl,:,d.
lbe public rupome to the Sia&aporc ,ituadon.
It may be the only IOhlaoa fo, Adlcrica.'1 problem with 11u Sf#/fo4 l oumaJ. dou not dist:rimbtDk a1alnst any persons for any mum and
compllu with all IUUHritity polkiu concernin1 equal opportwniry. A compnlunsiw
. -riolllace llld crime.
copy of the Suffolk Jowna/'s editorial policy, optralinl proudurts, and advutiJini
polky l.s avolloble llpOtl rcquut.
Edi"!'°
=
LaSt weekend I burnt my hand
on my oven while takina ou1 1
circular, pipina•hot Tony 's piuL
'{be pain brouaht back. memories
or e.iperieoce.s a.i Suffolk: the time
J wu bu.med lD Italia.a clus (1 "O",
in fact) because the only word 1
knew in Italian was ii /ui10
(wounded person ); the time the
Campus Police arrested me for steal•
ina a woman's handbag ( they let
me kee p the make up); and the time
I wu nearly assassinated at I po.
ctry reading during my recital of
"Your Hairy Thighs".
Fonunatel y, my 1ood times 11
Suffolk vastly outweigh the disas•
tr001. Since the implementation or
Doctor Who Pinball in the Fenton
Lounge, thi ngs have just gotten
better and beu er. I can almost hear
the Doc1or's 1ynthetically recreated
voice chanting, M ick . Ace, it's
Qu
the second chance!'" even now. It' s
almost time for my last time expan•
sion, howeve r.
That' s righl, ladies and gentle men, ~
his M ay enc ompasses my
final farewell to the tired souls of
Suffolk who have haunted me these
past four years. Next week: calls for
my last delicious Gyro from the
Ocme St. Deli (the fin est culinary
establishment on Beacon Hi ll ) com•
plele wi'th the humorous anecdote :
"Gyros s hould be eaten with the
finge rs ... but prereubly finge rs
sbould ,be eaten Kparately." And
lunch is always better with my bud•
dies in the tension-heavy SGA o f•
fice.
With SWCClSOtTOW , my lu t show
on WSFR (The Thrill Of Fis.h Gills)
will transmit on Tuesday 114. Over•
playing Pearl Jam, Meatloaf, and
other unWcntcds has a1w1ys bt.c:
my tOllic u well as shouting filthy
four letter words like "'fo,lc" and
"spoon" on the air. When I'm not
stealin1 CD's, I'm playi ng frisbee
with them or handing them o ut as
free gifts. I' m sure the CD supply
will tri le once I'm one ...
pet'IORat.ions (which took over from
the previous Lave me and Shirley's),
Gone will be the pusionate jour•
nalislic license, our motto: "I don't
Dow. so let's just make it up."
Oooe too, the opituon pieces I try to
pau off u witty and clever. All in
all, writing and working for the
Journal has grown on me lik.c a bi&
cyst. ·
I can UIUt'C )'OU all~ I' ll miu
this school u muc h, i£ not more
than , my lac tose intolerance.' All
my poaitive eocrgy needn't go un•
used just l>ecause I'm leaving. Why
Graduation: now it's offlcial
noe follow my ea:amplc and stop by
for a game of pauycake at Stl&deat
Activitic,. Visit Oaveud Caroline
in lhcCLAS Dean 's offace&Dd Jive
them big hugL Devote I day to
Physical Plant wort. Tcy' to come
to an u.ndentandina with wba1 AllA
is servin1 in the ca(etuia.
The tippin1 of my hat is immor•
taliud in thi1 final edition, and just
because I'm jokina abool overythina I hold dear doesn't mean you
have to stop reading. (Bye bye,
baby:)
Jim's Top 10
rejecred beadtioes
But apin. I dip-cu. E.nou&b of the
Yup, it's official...l 'm &rlduating. teary-eyed stuff. Those who have
Well , at least the hanks say
I read my columu regularly know
recently received a letter from my there ii oo love lnu between me and
JlmS.hrl• -- -- - "leaden" congra1ulatin1 me on my the MBTA. In fact, the word "loathe"
impending graduation and remind- is rather appropriMt.. Since. this ii the
10. Serbs liege Sawyer
ing me lhat 1-y be hearin& from them lua opportunity I will have to take a
in the very near future. Oh, what shot • them 1llUI& the power ~ the
9. Behrle and Benedetti intra•
keen rapturc. •. what intense pleasu.rc JOfU7tDJ, I will make this one caunL
I wiUdcrivefrom sendingthelepeopk Enjoy, my fellow Suffolkiam , for it mural sy nchroniud 1wimmin1
money whlch bas yet to be earned. is my lut. ll's a son, entitled, ,.Bite champs
But, I digra,s. This is the last issue Me, You LoulyScumba&s," anddcdio( the lownal f« the semester and e&lCd to the men and women who
8. University to ban women from
thus, my last column. I've tried my make our daily commute a livin& classrooms
best during my time with the 1"'4ma/ hell:
to break. up the tl)0 notony of the
(ling to the tune of "Jing!C BcllJ") .
7. Graduation speaker su1pected
.. news" with hu mor and political in•
l jump nn the Rc;d Line,
Nu i
concctness, It has been a fantastic
On my way in 1own
ca:pericoc.e and I hope you hive en•
We pull out of the station,
\ 6. Eight dead and five injured In •
joyed reading them. Wdl, so long u
And the thint breaks down,
Sigma Tau~ lta aki~sh
you didn't i:-per you., birdcage with
Five min-utes do pas.
my articles, I take 1h11 u a tbumbs
A.ftSI. ~ SU)' 4-oca U)',
S. Millions dance. iD street u
up.
"Atcm--tion paucngca, screw you SGA disbands
I want to thank my collea.pcs. and have a nice day."
includin& fellow 1radu1tes•elec1
Oh, the T bites, the T bites, bites •
4 . Deme SL Deli: The Grcateat
Stq>baaje Snow, Gordon 01CM, Nell wicked lot,
American Gyro:
~~n Young, CllriJ Olson,
You bunch of wccnen, arc lookand Gary Zcrola f9r tbeit cocowage- ins to get shot.
· 3. Snoop Douy Oogg to lecture
ment, usistancc., and suppon. I want
Oo and gel a clue, you inc~
on Wutherln1 Hel1ht1.
to con
lalc the editorial staff of tent scum,
the JOWMl on the succeu of all their
Yoo•~ ovapaid and undc:rworked.
2. TICE to bold wet T-shirt COO•
hard wort.~ limea, they would and tnnkly, just quite dumb.
tut (or..the elderly.
in the
loq
night
There, I fed hc:ttcr.
luck to
Brian Glennon - - --
'°·
remain
otrace
after
Good
classes were over to put iuues l~
gcthcr for publication. Their dcdica·
tion and hard wo rk hu not gone
unnoticed. You've done an outstand•
in
my fellow in,duates, best wisbea,
and God s peed. Anyone wanna go
down to the Hat? Has anyone heard
if I've been accepted to Suffolk Law
et?
Voices of Suffolk
1. How: the S11ffolk Joi,n14J mt·
nipulatea: jerb like you.
By ChlWtlan Engler
Who we>uld you like to have as commencement speaker?''Ben Cohen. He
wa very re•
laud, iiciteful
man, with a
good sense of
hmnor."
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28 Demo Street •. Bollen, Muaachusetts 02114 • Phone & Fax (817) 573-8323
Then , down to th&Suffolk Journal office, a haven for cannibalism. Many I hUngry night'• been
had durin1 the lat'e houri of last
minute production wberi arm o f
Gordon became a tasty treat and
spleen of Stephanie seemed s.im•
ply sc rumptious. I'm proud to
know I helped put the paper aq,ODg
the pleasur ~ c • ..• sorry, ·my
alliteration is ruMing out. ·
Life with the Si,Jfolk Joi,r1U1.J is
life with I capi t al "L."
Loooooscrs! Gone will be the
drcad£ul Beavis and Bullhead ifn •
"KRS·ONF;. He
is one of the
lleve Hlll!lrY .- m(!St powerful,
prollftc; and
embodies the
w ~'s Ameri• prophetic speak·
en to our gmcan dream. ''
eratlon."
''H.iµary
Clinton, fbe-
"Maya
,F
Mary D'Alba
Senior
C.......Glaa
Sealor
.
'Ieua.Sllella
a dynamic
speaker and a
brlllant
wuman."
.'
~
powerfal..-anda
role model for
WOIDl!IL"
,1 •
Eric J. Ryan
Sealor
"Gov.Ann
Rkbards or,.
Anplou.Sbe's
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Tho Sutrollr: Jounw eWedncaday, April 20, 1994
The Suffolk Joamal
•Wedncaday, Ai,ril 20, ~
11
~U, BASA dNUSS recent election dbagreement at joint meeting, addldooal meeting planned
■ DISPVl'B
aollll oa, tomctbiaa•• not c:c.nl visit to Bostoc1 and his
mor tb1\ there wu , JOme
bad blood between lhe two
clubs, there isn't 1ny ,"
. .......... poop1c ... tbinp
Clark added. ,
off their cbtaL •.aod try ahd
Accord.ins IO Cit.rt, the
-fiprc OIII What WU lllc besf
appweot nimor Or an imway to handle the situation...
peod.ioa rift between BSU
" When sOmethlna like
and HASA came from the
that is 1ofo1 oo, if I don' t
There's no need for lhaL"
Student ACfr, ilie., office.
how about il ... who else
"'The clubs can work 10- Apparently, a member of
!should) ? I'm the president
aether. We hue over Ille HASA told Clark tba1 he/
of the club. (10 something'•
past year. De1pi1e the ru• she was told by an administrator in the Student Ac•
tiv ilies Office that BSU
wOU!d hive a problem with
TO All THOSE WHO WILL BE
the HASA oraaniutioo act•
ting started. -rhat's oot the
RECEIVING TIIE WHO'S WHO
case," she said, notina that
before that statement there
AMONG COlLEGE STUDENT AWARDS.
was no word or a problem.
"As fat u I know ~everyTIIE RECIPIEMT'S ARE:
body in thiJ office hu been
counting oa the two aroups
to wort togethe; and not in
ARTHUR ACKLES JOSEPH
LEABEHSON
competition ," uid Lou
PeUearioo, wistant direcDAVID BRIGHT
AMY BURKE
KELI.YLYNN CHASSE
tor or Student Activities.
.. We encouraae coopetl•
IIIAIIYD'ALBA
ROBERT DEFORTla
!ELISSA DFLAY
tion."
When asked about the
CALEB DESROSIERS ptWUP 11181.ASI
JUDITH DUNN
possibility of I competitive
sentiment between BSU
FffAHCIS FURTADO
VIRGIL GLENN
MARIA GNERRE
and HASA, Pellearino said,
" I know when HASA was
KAREN HOGLE
BAUCE IIEACUAN
PAUL JOHNSON
form ina , so me o r the
.student's oraanidna HASA
DEBORAH KENNEY
SUSAN LACRITZ
ANNA MARINI
'had ~pressed lb.at concern
to me."
USA IIONIZ
Mlt:HEI..LE MCGINN lolCHAEL IERNlCK
""Ille two organizations
Contiaued from pqe I
aoiaa ri&,bl. I ahould bow
about it," Hid Delores
Pari1tc, HASA Prcaidcot,
who allo found out about
the cafeteria iacident -after
the fact.
Oriainally the meeting
wu 'l:oina to be a discussion of Jean Bcrtrtnd
Aristide, ousted presiden1
of Haith in, li1h1 of his re•
CONQRATULAT10NSIIII
fiery 1peccb It Nonhcut•
ern University, and to show
a tape or his spce,c b, The
mcc1io1 ' s
focus
wu
cbanacd, hOwcvcr, because
Clark aaid, "I didn't want
tcaslon to grow on campus.
Jl::o
GRACE IIURPHY
ROBERT PREZIOSO
IIIICHAEL TOOINO
ANNUNZIATA SODANO CANDI TUPLIN
HELEN RILEY
that be really doeia't want
to do...
A final vote will be taken
up Thursday about what 10
do about the situation. ~
incidents arc all ruiduc"that
lM 1wo are ae.rvuta on two
boud.s lhat will UnaC:,-for a
Iona time," Clark a.aid, add·
Ina that the iuue is what is
best for the club. " How well
1he members perceive 1he
leadership will de1ermine
how well the members in•
teract with the leadenhip."
1'he boards are still not
set," u.id Sharon Artis-Jack•
son, us istant to the presi•
dent and d irector or
multiculturaJ affairs, whose
office will host the 10th
An.nuaJ Pauing or the Gavel
Ceremony today, 11 which
incornina and ou11oin1 or.
ficer;a of both boards will be
recoa nized .
Artis-Jackson added lb.at
the ceremony will 10 on
with BSU having I com plete uecutive board and
HASA missing two. The
mAltcroftheJeudy and Isaac
will be finalized 11 the
1eheduled meeti na tomor•
row .
"The ruu boards or each
oraanization will 'be final •
izc~• so'me ' time between
now and Se~,nber," Anis-
' .ri::~~nlO::l :i- ~ ~lf~O~e~~stc of
::tvi:r
more into a 1win1 of working toaether to show that
we don ' t bne any con-
joillr feadcrship within the 1wo clubs,
Clark , who indicated 1ha1
1he di,d not have a problem
:~~=~t;:::
r = = : = : = : = = = = = = = = == ==========-::0:m~:n°::edsaii~ she felt : ~
threatened, Paris1e ~ lied. cu'1 do both, it's ·u11 that
, a It e. In • sense I 1he 11rain is high on the head
BRltNDAN
a.m com'pletely aaai nst people • BSU needs full • 1
what' s aoina o n rig ht time lcadenhip."
MOIRA
now."
'1 1hinktbatwbatthcwhok
PATRICK
M only concern is that situation is saying ii lhat ~
My
I feel that (ir) l.otby feels are two organizations out ~
J OSH
FRASER
KELLY
DEMPSEY
HAMILTON
0
~~1i!~~~~: u: 1/:i:
to do it because I know
myself wha1 it's like ,"
Pariste added. " I am preuy
sure they are pushina him,''
Pari ste said, referrina 10
orga.niution members and
his friends. -rhey' re forcina ti.ill.I 10 do aomcthiria
=~;;:;:::
=
ackno-NlcdgingPariste'scffons
as president and co-founder of
HASA, aan: nDCe<I lha1 the
Baseball team seeks pla~
ll&ea 17 to 25.1 We play at the
Needs Comm necemen1
West Newton Common on Ttektts. Will make worth your
ElmSLinWcstNewton Mau. while. C.11 (617)594- 1444
Also need coaches and vol• 1--::-=,-----l
llntcers, Practice Sundays at
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The Suffolk Uni versity
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Senior Week!!!
Final Exam_Jam
Annual tudent Leadership Awards
Recognition Ceremony 1994
Friday,, May 6
s.w,,,.Caf,ur/4
f:!L~e:a~g~(~
10:00 r,.m. to clu0 closin~
~~.00 for ~tudent~ ~o.00 for que~t~
Tt....iay, May 10 @ 7:30 p.m.
e Categories ot awards are as rollows:
CJUmAIUIG 5EJIOR Of TH€ YEH.
CJUmAIUIG AIIOR Of ll:1€ VfH.
oum1Va1G ~OPHOl'IOR€ Of THE VfH.
·oumAIUIG A!€\lf'WI Of TH€ VfH.
CJUmAllllNG PDl'ffllWOR Of TH€ V&I.
CJUmAllll1G fOCU.lV M€l'l€R Of TH€ VfH.
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f€1'W.€ Alli.ET€ Of TH€ ~
tJNrulli HERO
QqnlWln:i ffillENF. OIICm1JIION
Students· must be 18 or older to be
allowed tnto the Offlcer's·Club.
Students are also responsible for
thE;1.!r.QWl'.l transportation to and from- •.
the event.
Pl- /oia rAe S.lfol1 0.-uity to
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Of- 1H€ Vf'N.
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The Suffolk Journal • Wedne<day, April 71?i 1994
12
Tunnis team rebounds witb wins over J &Wand Albe~ Magnus
Albcnus Magnus on Monday: Winners were Shureidch
(7•5, 6-0), Mendu (7•6, 62), Balmori (6-2, 6-1) 11nd
Shary>(~. 6-2).
Also victorious in doubles
play were I.he team s or
Shurcidch and Mcodcz (6-1 ,
7-6) and Balmori and Sharp
By Chrll Olloa
KMJD(AL STAFF
After 1 1haky l -4 stan, lhc
Suffolk men's tennis team
has rebounded with two consccutivc victories to improve
itsrccordtol-4.
Sparked by • 5-4 win over '
Jobnsoa & WaJcs University
last s.furday Ill the Charles
River Tennis Club, Suffollc
wcnl on to defeat host
AJbcrtus Maanus by •
~
score oa Monday.
In the close wio over
Joltnsoocl. Wales,tbemaic.b
came down to • tiebrcak in
double&. With the maacb tied
II ..... the t.cam of Rodrigo
Mende.
and
Yau.an
Shumdeh defeated lhcir ~
pooc:nu, 5-7, 6-1 and 7-1 in
the tkbrcak 1h11t was played
in pltce or • third set. The
third set was played u a
ticllrcak because of time limi~tion reasons.
Suffotlc jumped out to a 42 lead in sinales play on the
11rcn1th of vic1orics by
Shurddeh(6-l , 6-2), Mc:lldu
(6-1 , 6-3), Tim Kane (6-3, 64) and Roo falJOG (6-1, 6-0).
I
(6-2, 6-2).
With iu record III J -4. Surfolk went inlo ycsterday·s
match •&•inst Eastern
Naz.arcnc Collcac looking 10
act b.clr. 10 the .500 man:.
Suffolk could have easily
been 11 .500 earlier, bul absorbed a couple .S-4 los.scs.
The hi&hli&hl of the sea.lol#NIIFlaPl'lolo
son, accord.in& to coach RiTeMis coach Richard Levenson has watched his team rebound from a 1-4 start and
chud
Levenson,
was
,ecord two consecutfye vlct0f1es.
Suffollr.'s victory over GorLosina in 1ioales play Mendez and Sbureideh won bined rccont in both doubles don Collcac. The Ram1 fell
to Salve Reaina. UMass-Boswere Greg 8 11C01 (0-6, 6- 7) lhe deciding match 10 give and singles.
and Manuel Balmori (4-6, ) . Suffolk lhe S-4 win.
Kane and Fallon each won ton, Emcl'10n ond Rhode ls6).
The team or Kane and bo1h singles matches and land College.
Arter yes1crday'1 match.
Going in:o 6oubles play, Fallon. dcspile the loss to lhcir .doublcs match on·Mnn•
Suffolk needed only to win Johnson & Wales on Sann- day at Alticmq: Magnu,.. Kalle Suffo lk c loses itf scnson
with four consccu1ivc road
one of 1hc three remaining day, has been a dominan1 won in singles, 6-4, 6-2 u
matches. And after the team one ( Of lhe Rams lhis season. did Fallon, 6-0, 6-2 . In tiltswhentheyvisi1WorccsThey were runners up in doubles, they breezed 10 a 6- 1er S1ate (Api-il 23) .'
Wentworth (April 26) ,
lhe Codfilh Bowl Touma- I. 6-0 v ~.
Other sinales winner,: in Nicholl ( April 30) aod
Surro11r.·s 9-0 sweep over Curry (May 7).
a
chance to make playoffs
BJ hul DiPuna
Patri~ ~ay In Bostoo means
~::;!~
,
':,n~i:=t=~~~:::
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thinp. you act lhc day off crossed the frnis"b line WouJdn't
rro!" JC.boot, the Red So:i play their you be smilin& too il y~ had just
:?.,!!,:;_~~~~r ~c year and won $9.S,000 for wiMina a mara.. a4-l!"n 1s run.
thon
Well, we did act the day ofr. bui
In. the seventies and ciahlics
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:~ns~cdBc!:,~~ when Bill Rodgers and Albcno
Salazar dominated the manuhon,
~~cws:;:~!
lhcy ran solely~ the rcuon Or
U1a Pippia won the women's ~:;i~n~c~h;/aurcl wreath placed on
N~~
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event and also set a new course
Now, the BAA brags about the
~:~::• F:l~l!h:h:~!~h~l :n~:
Boston Marathon's world-c lass
world record in the process .
Women's wheelchair racer Jean
Driscoll also set a new world record.
Monday wu ccn.ainly a recordbreak.in& day for the Boston Marathon, which may look back II
~~=;::~~~running. the 98th. as its
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pctitionstillbcworld--class? Maybc
not.
The Boston Manthon would ,
however, be the Boston Marathon
that is so much a par1 of everyone's
Patriots Day. What's better than
walking out of Fenway Park to
watch the rumlcrs come down
Boylston Street?
It's a shame that the awarding of
prize money 10 the runners will
most likely never be rescinded.
A race where all the entrantsworld-class or not-arc treated
equally is a true marathon. The runners at the back of the pack arc
there o ut of a love for 1hc course
and for-running in general. And, by
the way, the-runners a\ the bac~ of
the pack ha~e to pay $3.S to cam a
spot at the starting line, while the
premier runners in all classes arc
invi1cd 10 run for Prize money .
To give the world-class runners
a tastcorwha1 the real Boston Marathon is allabout, nCJ.t year the order of thb-ficld at the startin line
Many ohhcsc records, however.
may not have been broken had it
not been for the prize money offered by 1hc Bouon Athletic Association, which sponsors the event.
Since 1986, when prize money was
lirsl awarded to the winners of the
Boston Muathon, the world's top
runners have 1umed out for the run
from Hopk inton to Ke nmore
Square.
But have they turned ourfbr lhc
marathon o r solely for its money?
NOcti , the men's winner. took
home the tidy sum of $95,000 for a
little over two hours work on Monday- S?0.000 for the victory and
$25,000 for the course record. The
media played up the scene or a
rinnin NDcti cmbrtcin his one-
CI.S. QqpN:
shouldberevcrscd. Thcwodd-clus
runners shou ld have to fight
throuah the sea of people on Main
Street ln Hopkinton u have most of
the runners for the pasl 98 years.
The people who finish in limes over
five hours should be JI the front or
the pack .
That'sjusi an idea. Either that.or
map aome leg weights ont the
April 21st-12:00-3:00 p.m.
attractions:
Suffolk suffered loues
With aeven sames remain- ·agains1 MIT and Endicou
ic;;
;r~t~:~=~-s;o:'/
belted them , 16-6 and
End icon 1wep1 a double•
header from lhe Roms, 8-0
and 10-6. The Jou to Endicott
was a 1ougb one fot lhe team
to lake because both arc
members of the same confer•
cnce,lhcNEWAC. Rlacc.W
aidlhallhclOUC11couldhave
been avoided with • beucr
team effon. "'Our intcnsily
was up one moment and
down the nu 1, " Ruuckas
noted.
Ru.seckas belives the Ram,
willgo~arunandflAishin
one of lhc top two spou in
their division. This will
qualify them for poat•KUOn
actio·n and a Cballce at a
champiOftlhip title. 'We've
showed • lot of pou:ntial and
I ICC ,. lot of promise,.. I-he
said. "'It's (makina the playoffs) • &OU of oun. Lollna
all our games last w~k ju.st
means wc have to work CJ.tra
hard."
~Chrlemeon-----
lhrce
better runner,. And if that doesn't
work, we could make NDcti , or
whoever is the defcndina champion, run the 26.2-mUccoursc backwards.
Nevertheless, the Marathon will
continue to thrive as it is, unfor1una1cly. It will also continue to bore
people to death on Patriots Day.
e emp e ree .air
runs were unearned."
JOURHAl. STAFF
~:m;:.s '!::r~~~et::n~~:
put together a consistent er.
ron 10 make the Northeast
Women's Athletic Confercnce playorf1.
Surfollr.
dropped four games lut week
and their record curren1ly
MMds al 4'-8. "We very well
could have been 8-4," a disapR()in1cd coach Ruseclr.as
s,.id. ..,.he lu1 couple or
pmq. were a challcoae to
'us. Loi.int all our games last
week ju.st means that wc have
to wort. that much harder."
The Rams pl,e\ljfll.. in
pmcsapinstB
'sand
Tutu University, t dropped
the aamcs because or incooai~t pitchlna. Suffollr. IOIJ
to Bl"llldcis by an a-. margin
md by an 8-2 aeon: to 1\lfts.
JtuaocUI noted that the team
.... bun by IOmC untimely
walks, puscd-balls and uncarocd ru ns. "We out-bit
nafta but ii wu put-ba11s
ud walks th•t hurt us,"
R<oebl 'llid. "M01tofthc:ir
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The coming week is very
imponant for the Rams. Six
of their last ICn games will be
J)ls,ycd II Puopolo Field, the
Rams' borne field. Two of
lhe games arc doublcheadcn
aod could 10 far in booltina
the Rams in the standings.
Suffolk must win the majority or these game1 if it hopes
to take the field in the playoffs. "Saturday 's game
(aaainst Rivicr College) is the
last collcac we face within
our confen:ncc and would be
a real bi& win for us."
Rusectassaid."lfwewereto
sweep that doubleheader it
wou.ldcn$e.tbellUStalr.c.we
made last week. That's why
this week ii crunch lime."
Ahhouab she is looking
for tcam•wide improvement,
two people have stood out
for their contributions .
Sopohomore
Leonarda
Carriglio iJ ooc of the lead1
ing hitters in the NEWAC,
h.itting a robust .520. Sophomore Jennifer Lombardi has
also been consistent a1 the
p~:~~~hu~
good, it is the pitdlin& that
must come throuah. If the
Rams are 10 10 anywhere in
the playoffs, it will be up to
aenlor pitcher Kerri Sweeney
to use her upcriencc and
lead a team dominated by
undc::n:lassmcn 10 lhc promised land.
waltln& for?
.1-800-KAP-TEST
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The sottbaD team has moved its praclioes from the Ridgeway Gym to ouldoor rl8kh. as
spring has arrived along with Its warmer weather.
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tho Bo1h llr,NI Hospit■I f'richiatry
Unit.
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Ellgiblo poniclponts w11 receive teo fot tho ~
vlolt ■nd ■n t12ll for Hch of two OV11,nghc
atay1 It 1hl Clinical RNe1rch Unit for a ltucfy on the ,
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1bc nat confcrenoc. ~ in · snidcnanUIICl'C:laed i.n&oina, tbc:nlis i.;with,;;:.;::.Sullolk==Pol::loo=and=adrnl==,,ni;;:""8=,=:lion':;-----:-· - - - - - ~
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arbitration is next step for Police
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DETAILS
Continued from page 3
A talk on aime and safety wm also
prcscncd to the group. who were vay
vocal in talking about lheir expc.ricnc:u md questions. The children slOO!i
and asked questions about drugs in
their nc:ighborbood and schools.
Abo. the kids IOI an additional IW'prisc with a magic &how. Judgma from
tbc room full of smilihg lads. the event
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PAWl'INGS by RADIOND PARliS
1><>""
The Univcnity Police's conuac:1
with the administration expires in
July. During the last negotiations, a
lct!C< .... ...,.;,cd by the police •
mooth bcJo,e negotiations were to
SWt 11ating they wen, uldog b;d,
from private securi1y companies.
Ultimately, due co the adven.e pub,.
licity, Slattery believes, that idea was
scratched.
Slattery docs not believe that the
administration will try to get rid of
the police force as was attemplCd in
1990, but docs believe negotiations
could be 1111lincd. Slattery swcd tha1
his union will be firm in negotiation
~ldap~ ~~;'°f~:!er want 10 be
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Mother of all Battles
STUDENTS vs. FACULTY
Come and watch your friends and
professors In a volleyball matchffl!ir '
Su.lfolk Unice.,..ily CoUi!ge uj' Libero I . lru & Scicut.~s
FACUl,11' SE~flN.4R SF.RIES
FRIDAY APRIL 22, 1994 at 2:00 PM
in Suffolk's gymnasium.
•Tklids •W be •nllablt ■ 1 IIM Atlrllrtk~-1. ~ • J lCM tn"'-11).
Stt Cluid. ly,- w M IM Jnrdt.
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RECllPTION
lntro10Lotus/QuawoSJ)ODIOrf.dbyHo.maahloutta0epl.
SllXlencServiccsSlal!'Mcctiaa
BIiiotti Lcamina Ccn1er St\ldy Group: lnlem:lediale AccoOntull II
Balloui Lcam\na Center Study Group: Orp.ak Cllcmi1b')'.
Ballow Lcamina Center Study Group':-l!hyskal Science
2:00 - 3:00
Univml!y Conunun.lcatiom Commincc Mect1111
2:00 • 3:30
Suffolk S1uden1J' Atl,hllde1 Toward RWm and Biu: ResullJ of I Survey
3:00- !i:00
10th Annual Puslng of Gavel Ceremony
3:30
Men's Vanity Baseball v1. Rhode Island College
4:30
Women' , Softball vs. Coast Guard Academy
11:00 - 11:JO
11 :00 - 12:00
12:00 - 12:30
ous ,,;auen OUL
cnoeltiBcijiaatoattendtbeSeptcmbcr
Continued from page 2
m~aciation and the arbitration bearing
will happen probably someti me
,nthin lhc oe,<1 month.
.
iblv
If the arbitrator wac to rule against
St
lbc !'!'Lice. SiaUc<y ,wed lbc
WU an overwhdmina ~ .
would not be able to strike.. "No. in
Memben of COP, the Criminology our contract.. we agreed not 10 strike.
~~~~= ~ ~tudcntStu It's emergency pcrsonoel and you
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can ' t do thaL ... ... We' re gonna let an
deli: Activities Oflic:e all contributed to arbitrator handle iL..
the success or the event.
The police can file • grievance
C.0-spomon: of the event wen: the with the National Labor Relations
DcaoOf'StudcntsOffioe.thcPtcsidcnt's Board if they do not agree with the
Office. Program Council. Sociology arbitm10r's decision. El.plaining the
Department. the Univcniiy Police De- organii.ation. Slattery said that they
~enl, and the Polaroid Corponl- step in to rectify unfair labor prnc:ticcs and attempt to straighten vari-.
Norlh End elementary school students take
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Suffolk
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■ SAFETY
Suffolk Unil'erslty's Calendar of Events
A,rtJ 20 .·u, 1994
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MIS Tralai4&
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Sawyer 430
Sawyer 430
V.P. Coofercoce Rm. Ooc Beacoo
Jlid&eway '2117
Arcbctll0
Homo
Coast Guard
Dm::M&ar •ocU21
Thllltday Evening Oasscs Cancelled.
Monday Even.inc Claucs Meet 10 MIU Up for Holiday.
9:30 - 4:30
Intro to INFORM spon50red by Human RC50Ut0C$ Dcp1.
12:00 - 3:00
Temple Street.Fair
1:00
I :00
ThcPowcrofWaicr:AnEJ.hlbmon ilndTalk- CLASSc:minar
SOM Faculty Meeting
I :00
Venture Mqazinc Rad.Inc
·1
1:00 • I :50
Bal11Xti Learning Center S1udy Group: Mic;:roccooomia;
1:00 - 2:30
Paiotiogs by Raymond Parks: Faculty Seminar Scrie5
I :00 - 2:30
Alpha Phi Omc1a Meeting
1:00 - 2:30
Tau Kappa Epsilon Meeting
1:00 - 2:30
Studcnl Government Association Meeting
1:00 - 2:30
WSUB Mce1ing
I :00 - 2:30
Beta Alpha Psi Meeting
1:00- 2:30
Math Dept. T11toring
I:00 - 2:30
Haitian American Studcnl Associalion Meeting
1:00 - 2:30
English Dept. Meetin1
1:00 - 2:30
Ballotti Leaming C.Cnter Study Group: Organic Chcmisuy
) :00
Men's Varsity Baseball vs. Bryant CoUege
) :45 - 6:00
Jewish i.aW Association Spcaket . 5:)0
EDSA Monthly Mcetiog
6:00
Cl..AS/S0M Al11moi Awards Reception
Frid■ x
MJSTrainin&fld}ily,OncBcacm
ftid&cway Gymoasium
Feotoo 635
Sawyer427-"429
Archer 110
Sawyer 11 29
Fenlon 635
F-cn100 337
4th Floor S1udco1 ActiYitics
Sawyer42l
Fcn1011 603
SawyCl'9n
Arcber63t
Sawyer426
Fenton 3388
Sawyer 430
BrjaotCollcac
t-(cDcnnott~~- Rm
SawyerSJI
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Aodl 12
9:30- 1:00
11 :00- 3:00
11 :00 - 11 :SO
BcgillDCt''I WorrlPafccl sponsored by HIiman RC$0Utcel Dept.
Law Modi.a Senicu Mcctina
BaJJO(tj Lcamin& C.Coler Studt.:_Group: Mic:roccooocnk:s
2:00-3:30
Adv~E-Mli.l-- byllumao_
Raourc:aDcpt.
MIS Tralolq Flcllify, Ooc Beacom
McDennott Cool Rm
Sawy«430 MIS Trainiq Facili1y, One Bcacoa
s...,..c.r.
7:00 • 12:00
HASA Sprina Celc.bntioa
1:00
o.nc:c Series: lsJlllld Morini Company
C.Wallil~
Safyrday April U
10:00 - 11 :30 E-MailBuicssponsottdby HumanResourocsDcpt.
12:00 Meo·• VUJllyTeoniSYI. Wproc$~rSweCoUeae
1:00
Wome.o'1Softballv1.RMcrCollcgc
I :00
Mco'1Vanliy Baseball vs. UM ASS • Boston
8:00
o.ncc Series: Wand Movi111 Company
Sund■ x
c\Qdl lA
9:30 - 1:00
Beginner's WordPcrfce1 sponsored by Human RC$0Ul'CCS Dept.
Mondfr April ¥
~~~ ~:l~:50
~==:~
MIS Trainio& Facility. Ooe.Bcacoa
Won::a1crStaic
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MlS 'fraioioa Facllicy. Ooc Beacon
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~~emA
:Uotina II .
1:00 - 2:.30
Resideocc urc Committee Mccdna
3:00
5th Annual lotcrCultural Affairs Awards Rcuption
Sawyu430
Sawya-430
RkfFway 1JJ7
One Beacoo Si. zstlf\':Joor
4:00
SalveicpGIUafv.
Woceeo'1 Softball vs. Salve Rcpnl Univen:iey /
.
Tuacllr AprQ 26
Rect>pitioo Day
11 :30 - Jl:45
1:00 _ 2:30
I:00 - 2:30
1:00 .1;30
1:00 _ 2:30
J:00 _ 2:30
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Ballotti L..cam.ioJCcorcrS1udyGt0Up: Orpo.lc o-wiy
toformatioa Scuiom r« Prospective SIUdcais arid Patcalll
Student Govemmeol Auodltion MeecinJ
Humanities Meeting
Prop-am O>uacil Mcctioa
Tau Kappa Epsiloa Meeting
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1:00- 2:30
Tbcatrc Dept. Workshop
l :00
Mcn'1 Vim!)' Ba.seball vs. Gordon College
3:30
Mcn'sVaniiyTenoisv1. Wcn1wonhlnstilu~
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C. WalstiTbcatrc
51.,_430
One Be.coo Si. 251h floor
S.wyu 423
Fal&oa 431
FeDtoa 337
4Ch floor Stllduw: Activilict
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