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The Suffolk Journal
Volume 52, Number 21
Leaming Center impl
By N.E. P.acobar
JOURNAL STAFP
When Dean of Enrollment
..ond Retention, Marguerite
-i>cnn is. asked members of
lhc Center fo r lntcrnatiooal
Education Commi ttee 10
help implement new services 10 support the growing needs of the i ntc rn11 •
tional student popu lation at
Suffolk University , one of
thcresults wasthcnew language-service program at
1he Balloni Leaming Center
(BLC).
''The population of Suf•
fo lk is changing," Andrea
McDonald, assistant BLC
director, said. "We want to
be ab le to help [international) 1tudcft11 develop
their language skills."
By collaborating with lhc
English Department and the
English as a Second Language (ESL) program, the
BLC has already begun
.•
implc mcn1ing servic
such as a graduate s1u
writing clinic and con
sational workshop, to
ESL and in1crnationaJ
dcnll. Specially trained
and profeasionaJ tutors
also be available for o
on-one help sessions.
"The program is going
well , but not a lot of people
arc coming," McDonald
Hid of the conversational
workshop. "We're on the
verge of canceling it if no
one comes in by the end of
March. I know it would help
a lot of students, but some•
times it', hard to fit somc-
:!~:d~~~~.. thi s
into a tight
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Althoush the BLC has always been available to in1croatioaal•
,-l~lludeats
in the put by teachiilg them
study ltralegic,, in Enalisb,
thi s 1eme11er'1 programs
the study groups that arc
~ out of the BLC, the demJnd :for lhi1 protram ii
high.
..
..We have 30 clients being tutored right now ,"
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h
McDon ald
_ explained.
"Nu School" discussion at African Meeting
House addresses many "refonning" isQies
By V. Gordon Glt!lll,
JOUR1'1Al.STAFI'
m
.
In a round-18blc fonnal. J<>.
cal religious leaders, t.cacbcn
and minister$ sat down in the
upper ~ of the oldest
standing African-American
churt:h building in the U.S ..
the African Meeting House.
on Feb. 24 to discuss "Reforming the Afncm.American
lntcUectual/Religious Experi•
cncc."
The Meeting House was
cunplctcd in 1806. Locau.d •
8Smithc.owt,intbcheartof
whal was once Boston·• black
community, ii was known dur·
ingtbcabolitionistcraimthe
Black Fanueil Hall
Sponl<ftd-byCampusMll>
istry, the Praldenl'S Office/
MwticultwBIAffaus.lOdThc
Suffolk. Journal, pancli1t1
present were Cbades Rice,
Sulfolkehapwn, e.t W. Jo:k·
son, _pastor of New Comer·
religion at Stonehill College.
Sharon Artis-Jackson, wistanl 10 tbc preaidcot and dua:·
torofmulliculluralafTairswas
the modctt&or.
The audience was welcomed by one of the ooordinaton, Suffolk lttlior Alex Hurt,
whoindicaledthaf.hewam:d
10 form a new radical BJ,ack
Christian Theology.
'"These pcqple...fonn lhc
new Oiristialk •• thougbl." Hurt
lllidoftbcpadistswhoma:Se
up a thought which be called
the "Nu School."
The format (or the discussion was for each ~ ro
respond 10 three prepared
questions.
The fint qucstioo, "Do you
thinklhlltbeao-calkd"Bbd
religion' is the umc as it's
mainstream COUaterpaiU?
What are the difl'crmca or
....
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Rivcn.,pattorofAmaChrit-
tli.,ea..,,,u,,ityo1Dooddo-,
1-::~pn,ta,o,ol
sjmilaritica?," WmlfinclOJaclt•
;!;~is==~~
..... .....,...,.
~ :IO say,
By Skpbl.ide Sao•
emonies would be bclut (or
.IOUaNAL STAPF
the Suffolk coaunwtity. Lead
Brcalcing \he usual tnldi- 'by former ICIUOI' rcprelCID-
==~
tion)."
lection. However, iherc .-'f(II wbclmina number ol ader·
✓
~7:s=:-~=
empowern;,acnc (effect on ill
folJow,n)," comme,iod
~~:
year using a Completely new
selection proc;es.
In ~ng lhls procca,
the goal WU tO UIC it at each
commcnccllltnt 1pcatcr. IC""
Eaehf?'lhejloci,ioool
- .Roaaync .. m-..
Thoillldeal-
..
-(SOA)amorclfllllivorolDfor . . .
RUODl,\T10N
~oopap2
:e..mo:
speak.
.
Another reatOn people fell
that a chu)e .WU ia order
..,
bccaac_
delpile
""OY«·
.,.._. •.still OC·
~y-•d,,,-
speak« ::C:-n::"n'= !:U~
at
graduation rotalel bctweeD
1tream."
Michael ROl'l,&yac, Dean of
R i v a l ~ a ~s-t the College of Libenl Arts
dissenting respon1c to lh~ aad Sciences .(CLAS), aod
John Brennan, Dcu of lhc
quo,tioa. ...... • - School o( M8.Da,eme·a t
thalitisacascofBlackRdigioo versus Black Cllristim- (SOM). When the 1e1oe1iae
iry,bcllid,·"AIJycard'ulrmd-- proceH WU l~DI 00 lut
in& suggests that within lbc
black religi.001 cxpcrieocc, o(-.lllo .......
ence."
Greenwald, SGA foupt for
=e~n~~~dlade - ~
Riee. wbo will pick the
~
=~:
Lion of picking student com• 1 ~ . i ~ e =
offcriagacriliquedtbe"'main--
am:1tcd
.,.......,;... becau1c
endon," be wml
Undergrad commencement
speaker fonpat sti1J unclear
~blackchwchhasal·
ways been a force for the black
community," Jacklon said,
citing the ract lhar. many ~lack
peopletode.yoficncriticizethe
black ct.lrcb and look 10 other
insti.llltiom for answers. "'Jbe'
question is DOW. how ' do we
UK it (,the church, tor (ibeni,.
(daois)•--
Notiq. '1>la<:I: people wue
black
ing with the English De• of thina• ihe would like to
p;artment and the ESL pro-- iU added to the proaram
. . . - ~ r o , - ; b-oatto· for the fiitirre~ from
ttudcatt who Deed bclp.-..
provtdlii1 niin·lniili.na to
In order to keep up with
1he 11eady demand,,
• BLC
McDonald bas de"vilopea
continued OD pqe 8
-utJocidiolwllo....id ·
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.
BL-
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and local ~~ ~ Black Religi"on · Suffolk Foremlcsbosts
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warm-uptoumey athome
0 ""
rn=:
Aooonloa
UftlllMATION .
.
lO tb='s al·OJMiaaed ma pace I
ways a roll for the changing of •
•
pcoplo or a Dldoa.. "The j,ower of
..,_~tMl'f-~Vllb ~~ .Onsiianity ilcuody • powerthatuys
-~
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wn....... ...
~ you can defeat evil," !le~ oltbc
...i, a,t,outtmg <bat
By Du CouJe,
many rdig,ous ~penenccs, but •
JOWNA1. ,r,a
are false. "We OlllSI_deWOP 8 ~ sutrolk U n i ~ the Nalary. that ~ 10 ( ~ ~ t arcn.t tional Wann-up forawcs Toomrunen1
familiar wllh the older rd1gl0.IS expc- this weeker¢ with 16 SuffciOc students
---~ ~,finl~uline":sc,~thc
qui;auoc, N"ow
you acfor lhc d c y ~ IUCb as
ricJ~~: - rom-o,... next. ..1 can't participating.Overall, Suffolk did very
.......,.,.,
""" i;:u
well, despite Ohio University wiMing
buy- in unless it's fact.'' he said. "ln· the toumamcnt. according to Dr. Rich10
got be an otd Kropp, the director of illdividual
"I believe that we have utilized the events for the Forensics team.
wOfd 'faith ' ... as a way of thinking
Among the Suffolk stul:!cnts who
rather than 8 way of being," Rice said perf°':"'ed in the tournament w~re
in his summation. "We need lO be Ange~ M~ , who w~ themabout doing. Young people don't care (ormative , 1pccch competition, and
what we're saying_,(thcy care) more Otris Wllki.ns who wa, a finali st for
about what we're doing.that ~petition.
. .
"Speak to your gcncrucion 15 only
Kevin Conoolly was a finalist m fi ve
you can,,. said Riven; ~hen mkcd what events, Mid: placed thi~ in the Pcnuith•n 'ththc huh
lon.a~al~ygivcn forstudcnt.s
:.'°~ou arc ~niq:ly q~fic:... can w~ _
paruc:ipelC m at I ~ _ive evenu .
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~thctt!c~
~
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they an: occurringr y you
The grow:th. Rivets said, represents
t h e ~ o/ the "religion o/ the
~~L~-~~• ... • .~
power wtucb ~ oo the ~1filled" people IO ~d the commumn:
from t h e ~ which u ~ further
~
the rilinista for ~ P ·
7he tenants of Black Rcligwo (an:)
~~foe and ,r ~ ,"U:dded Ii ~c~:
he ~
~
=.:,. ::: ~ .
ina' lfDder modern urbanism .
~ • • growth ii) an~
d.ve tqp00,te· over IOfflcthioa poor
people 0Clllid DOl ~ " 'he a,id.
Ri9t, dcdlrin& 'thal tbis rise is also
appllla: in the Caholjc Church, said.
rokof BJ.d.Rdipin"'tballimits(bjack
pcopk) to 8 dicbocom d blackness
and hi
~"
y
J~
called for an cnluu:lc. d the prelCfll role of Cluistianity .
: lives d African Amcricam ~
thaoa"h .... ..: ..golit,.said,''Wc,in
effect, ;;;;:God we of the pictlR."
~~m• b~.,,~~!)'
-~ ~
rcmini.,clng on the by-gone da~ when
oth,;.
ii wasn't ncccssary 10 exclude God
from "everyday talk."
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ua::,
wa
-... ................. ' iTw
bin dlUcbcs art not."
~cc:;:~~:.~
au1n;:J
::!n~~=ti~.
~
me'~ due ~a:s;~ paml qucstiom, Anis-Jacbon allowed
Aita the pwlistsanswcml lhc ~
-9lilt ltil ii black people tr)'UII IO com• for a brid' period for wrap-up compllC their destiny. Ot's) a rdloc:tioo of mcn&1 by each pmcli.st to further his
rr.al p::,wtr." 1
points or to defend them to the other
"W1- is the ~ g role that rcli• pandim and the assembled.
gion in gencnJ and Chrilliani1y in
Rivas. who said that religion is II
particular i1 ~ving on lhc lives of fonn ol everyday life no mattcJ what
Afric:aD Amcricms? What docs it im- people ve doing, was first to comply about the c;bangina role ol religious
lcadcn:r was the third and last qucsti.cm, to which Johnson was first to
the
On the powei of communK:acion
th.al. was cssaitial to
discussion.
Johnson said, "Words ccnnccl you
with other people and lhc wortd."
Without hcsita1ing for a second.
JIIWOO rcspoodcd, "your life," when
asked what thc price for fn:edom wa.1.
..You cap'! liberate a pcoplc...if you're
DOI willing 10 die."
Lastly, Rkc ootr.d the disunctioo
between Black Religion and Black
Ouistiani1y. He explained that Ouistian.ity is II way, but noc ,the only way
and "that's the principle moment in
Black Religion."
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~
=
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..,,_.
RussPallmwasafmali:slinLlncoln-
successful season, Mary CUnningham
~ a quartcr•finalisl for that compctition as well.
The Suffolk forensic s tea m
1~
coached by Communications profcs.
sor Surah Catroll. Communications and
Journalism department chairperson, Ed
Horris. is forcnsks dircclOr. Assistant
coaches for the competition wen: Anne
and Zack Ellioc and Kristin Cilokosz.
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The Suffoll<.!0\ll1!0l • Wednaday, Man:h 2, 1994
Change from CLAS to SOM could mean a
Sawyer Cafe new
different process iJi commence speaker .selection location for·SGA
■ · SPEAKER
Continued froffi page I
Brennan was no1 aVailablefor~ornmend iL" '
The commiu.ce Lut year wu made ment yesterday. However, in a pn,up of himstlf, Dean
Stude ntl viou1 interview wilh the Jaurnal
s hould be a ~tandard thing, given Nancy Stoll, ,Auoclatc Dean David .at>:otu two weeks aao, Brennan stated
solely to their sheer number.
Robbins, i:nemben or SOA, Program he saw.no need to change (rom how
Graduale! also have !heir own pri- ·Council imd Council or Presidents they decided the speaker in the pasL
vatc ceremony every year called a '-and other assorted student organlz.a- At the time, Brennan stated that he
hooding in which II graduate speaker lions, Ronayne .rec.all ed. He did note bie~ nothing about how the process
is allowed 10 addrcs1 a· (cw words to that he ,.reserves lhc right" to accept last year was undertaken.
Some of the qualities Brennan
lhcir class. Many fe lt that if the gradu- or reject ~e final pcnon if in fact he
ates had this ceremony, than they did not feel the selected individual said he was looki ng for in a speaker
was 1omeone who w11 a "solid
should not feel slighted if an under• was not. appropriate for the job.
graduate speaks at this graduation
Last year, due 10 the fact that this ci1izell", had a hi&h grade. point
ceremony.
idea was implemented all ai. once average, was active in extra-curUndergraduates had previously withlillleadvanccwaming,onlythrcc ric ular activities and "normally
spoken during the commencement, people applied for the honor. The SOM" 11udenL
.
but not on a yearly basis. Instead i1 three were: Thomas Belmon1e, a
Brennan did say a1 the time he
would follow "regular tradition."
When asked ir 1hat meant only an
speaking one year and the ncs.1 year Council or Presidents ,; and SOM .student would be eligible to
having a graduate SOM s tudenO Greenwald., ~ho went on to be named be an u ndera rad uate 1peaker,
speak. The four-year cycle includcl the commencement speaker.
Brennan merely repeated the stategraduate and undcraraduate1 from
Even though a.AS was respon- ment a bout fo llowi na trad ition ,
SOM and CLAS.
sible for choosina tbc speata, the making it aound very much. like a
Ronayne was responsive 10 1he search wu 00( limited to just CLAS
pr~t::is~:; interview, ·teams hu
idea then and praises the idea today. undergraduate 5tudcnta. Last ycar'I
Ro nayne said he hud ta lked to undcrgradua1e speaker, Greenwald, senl Brennan some information
about last year's selection commit,
Brennan recently, but they had n01 was_a graduate from SOM.
spoken aboul the undergraduate com•
However, because l.tus year's SC· tee ~nd the ...way that commitiee
menccmcnt speaker. When asked to lcction of II graduation s peaker is went about its business. Karns said
common on whether he would rec- being decided by SOM, it docs n01 she , has yet 10 hear from Brennan
ommcnd ha"ing a cofflmiuCC decide ncceuarily hayc to follow the.same on 1he issue, bul believes SciA will
t11e student commenccmcn1 spcakCr, fonnat u 18$1 year. Brennan has final be making con1act ',\'.ilh •Brenna n
Ronayne stated, " I would recom- say in whatever decisions arc made-. soon to move this process forward:
oi.
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~
election speaches
· The Student Government AuociatJon (SOA) would like to ·•n•
n.ounCe th11 their election speeches
scheduled for this Thursday will be ..
held In the Sawye r Cafeteria instead or in Sawyer 427-429.
·
However, due to the threat or the
possible s nowstorm a s now date
hu been announced for the elcc•
don speeches. In case of acbl
cance ll ation,
SOA e lec 1ioa
s peeches will beon T~esday, Marcb
8 at I p.m. tr that ha ppenJ, the
Student Forum, held before ~h
mceling, will lake place befor;e · the election 1peoches.
. The votlna wjll thu be held that
day from 2 p.m .• 4 p.m. inside the
ca(eteria, and on Wednesday,
Marc] 9 from 10 a.m.• 4 p.m. mtd
Thursday, IO a.m • 4 p.m in the
Sa~yer Lobby.
r
so~
rr there is no school cancellation
!~~I
t;e:i;;•0 ~~h~e::
T.:!:~
the SOA elcclions will remain on
their original schedule or Monday,
Man:h 7; T uesday,. Man:h .&; and
Wednesday, March 9. All arc.encpuragcd to attend,, 1he s pecchc'a
and vole.
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lboSuffoll:Jomul , w&ct.y,Man:112.1994
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By JuatJn Grieco
JOIJaNA.L STAW
Bdore this conuoversial l&OfY of
.
.
Spriqg - acatlons.to wanner c~ates at bargain prices
v
eludes all meals, drinks, and
1pons.
PariJ staled thlll: Nusau is
one or I.he placa where u.-vclm can get I.he best deals.
The Vacation Outlet ofrers
trip1 10 Nassau bc&iMin1 II
Do.._......, _ _
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.... ,......,.r..-_
cU .....J ,Uideu you're a
atic:r or a IDOW lover, )'OU•re
pr(lbablyJnYiailrfurdailwiD-la'lomd.
.
s«ina:datpcmible
1lorm1 lurk -around cveiy
woek, • trip down 1outh
__,tobetbcwallOSoto
ewe tbc WUIW blues. ~ut as
caslHtnppod colleae stt1de1u1, many of u. do no1
lave bi& bucks to spend on a
'PRIii break
If you look
bard enough and can travel
cm a few days DObee. you can
go on a grat trip at a <tis-
pnce.
Cruises, Me.Jean vaca-
tions. and other trips
can be
purchased at iacredible prices
ir you can fly away u a
momeat'1 DCJbc:C. Moat tnivd
agcncica offer discount rates
oe trip1 to variou1 locations
•clOlctolbcdlypricrto
•
.:t·
tbe\ O!ympies are
Df'W over
CBS has retunx:d co their DOtDW ~
~mioa, b~~ let'• think
l
1
~ -k)·'tbe l:P,t aod wonc
~ o( (Hympic cova-agc. There WH over 100
hours of Olympic coverage
011 CBS and TNT. Some of
the coverqe wu pricdeu
and ocher momcota were ~
tbedc.
Oneofcbcb<otol the Qlympic coverage was
aJd for trip 1v1Uabilily.
Accordift& to hrit, a travel
agent at the Vacation Outlet
:.~!~r~:~•~ri:::i:nl, .'::
Nassau, Bahamas are lhc hot
VICllt.ion1pouthi1ycar.
The Vacation Outlet of-
c::
to Van Hale.o's venion or
"You Rally Got Mc Ooi.ng. ~
He brought • rock coocert to
the ice with .hi1 lip-fyncbina
and ail'-pitar playing.
Cudcloro, Wbo WOil the
broftz.c ,mcdal in the men'•
~i.. ~cd the crowd a1
he abud lO the Rocky theme
and "t,iving to AmericL" He
made his entrance throu1h
tbc stand• draped io the
Aoxriaafl,g. Emouleoocbc
icc, bekiucd ■ specworand
--rough("
COffll!ICOt■ lor
Scou
Hamiltoa.
Hawewr, ic W■I Catddl>
ro'a movemeou op the ice
that made bil performance
the hiah].ia.hl of the exhibition.
A
bare-c hellcd
Calideloro did • back nip
■ad. bcauti(uJ lripk lutt•
be flirted with the crowd and
momait ot the Olympic coverage wu Dao Jansen 's
Olympic triumph afltr yean
ol trqr.dy. Al mott will remember, Jaoscn WOO h1s first
Olympic gold medal 1fter
,..., of law..,;CBS
..,hi
this~altaum/tJrrt.
Watching Jansen•• wife cry
leln of joy and 1eein1 the
skater take his vicCOf} lap
with hi, ninc-mon1h-old
41,ugbrer In his arms was
eeouJb lO brin& ICU1 lO the
eyes of many Olympic view-
"'·
Aaothct' toucbi.n& moment
the sound o( an estimated
ol the Q!Yfflpic cova.ce was
40,000 1pecta1ors 1iogin1
the coverage of tlte 1slr.iin1
"Haw, Birthday" lO Tommy
and speed lkatin1 icams. lo
Moe after his ailv" medal
■n Olympiad when the never
~ alpine aliiq nm. le
endin1 story of Tonya
/~
..'\rvly
bear
HanlJna""'NlocyKem,...
.,_. lho sound of auch • luge
l\llcd tile aifw■ VCS.. it W&I ,e..
IJ'OUP cl people s.in&ing to • cbc"""'"frcwo1toscethM. ■tLeast
tnae. American hero.
Anothe, · notable pcrfor- some of the U.S. a1blctes
The fiaurc abtiq uh.ibi- maocc■ • the ahibitioo W&I could 1e1 alon1 and cheer
tioo wa oae of the most en- Cao■d.■ '1 Uoyd Eisler and ach ocher OIL
. . . . . ; event o/ the Olym- Eliubelh Brouucur. Eisler
The membcn of the lkiio&
pcl .._. to origin.al pcr· Ip.ID hi, p&rtOc:r ArOWld by and lpecdlbljnJ lcaml CX•
r.,_,.. by Canada's Elvis bet (ed. io ooic o( tbe 1D01C emplined lbe tNe meanina
. . . . . ........ Plilllpc dario1 and bre■ tbc-taklog o/ the Olympica--com.ina to- .~Slojto,cbclil,u moves oa tbe Ice.. It - be ,ctbcr to ,q,raeu yourooun_......,ialbemm's -oobcon,Jy....-,
OLYIIJ".ICS
Paillplcbc--..
CODtimxd m PICC .5
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and
prices
be fouod by callins the airlioc directly.
If )'OU can't afford to travel
to • soulhcm point, pcthapi
S)49.
you can arraage (Of' a miniCancun 1 another harp.in vacatioo rigbl here in Boss
spot. Tbc VICltion outlet of. toa.. Spend • IUgbt or two at a
rcri seven night vw:::atiocs for hotel io 8ostoa and do all ol
jUSl $649. All-inclusive pack• the towilly thing& that you
11cs 10 Cancun tqin al $949 normally wouldn' t do. Walk
and include all drinks. meals. the Freedom Tn.il or ca1eh
one of Boston'• two lhcatnTrip110Aorida ,rcalw1y1 cal llayin& points, ..Shear
popular amon1 college stu• Madness" and .. Nunsensc.dents. Three niaht 1rips 1 Be creative and you can havr
0
Miami beach beain at S299. a fun vacation right here 1n
Tripi to Orlando begin a t 801100.
$269 . Ir you make • few
Withsprinabreaklcssthan
phone calls. you can act air- two weeks away, remember
This bargain vacation in- fare to vipious Florida loca- that you can plan a lrip in a
cludes round trip airfare, tions for as low as S160 round shon period of time. Be creu.vc n nights hmcl accom • trip. Tbcrc arc I lot or arcat ative and have fun. But most
modations, and brtalrJut deals 10 Florida if you look
w::!r~t!;a:h~~
each morning. For S949, tht hard enough.
Many ai rlines orrcr vaca- praylhatsprin1arrives100n.
Vacation OutJct offers a packWith a little luck., we'll all
age to the Margarita lslands tion pack.ages thlll SIIYC lntV•
that, in addition to ahfarc and clen money and time. Delta, be in • warmer clinwe right
ho1el accommodations, in- U.S. Air. and Americari• air- here in Boston soon.
Best and worst moments of Olyinpic
television cove eon CBS & .TNT
W~n.
variou1 locatlon1. Informa-
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count
line, all offer vaeaiions to
tion oo travel locations
can
The third time is not the
II
"The lnvaion or the Body
Sna";hcrs," a 19~ Jtmovic
rema,ns as one gnppdJ-.nd
larifying horror film. Movies rvely reach the pmnoid
suspense heighu of that classic movie.
Nevcnhclcss, '"The Invasion or the Body Snaichcrs"
WU remade. in 1971 by dircclor Philip Kaufman.
Kaufman took the ori1inal
story and tu medic into a tNlj
numbin1 experience.
Withjlw-droppin1 special
dfecta, a clever scrunpla;y,
symp11he1ic■ lly we:11-dniwn
charactcn, Ind a lr.oock-out,
shocker of an e:ndins , the
1971 vcnion not only improved upon the original, bu1
Cfflct&ed a one of the scariest film cape:ricnce1 ever.
So why would • director
wam to remake (yc1 apin) •
movie whkh can·1 get any
hcttcr7The: reason is that every ae:neration should have
their own venion of "pod
people." Or should they?
Abel Fe:rT1r1 ' s "Body
Snatchers" is I well-made and
well -i nt~ntioncd
horror
movie, but at the 111De time: 11
is completely unnecessary.
In Ofdcr 10 malr.c the third
vcnion work, ~ needed
an eneraetic slory and kinetic camct11 actioo 10 propel
the film into the '90s, u was
dooe in the 1988 remake or
'The Blob."
ln.st.ead, the ftlmmakers try
for a combiDation- of the
moody '56 ori&iml """ ""
pheoomena) '78 venKKL The
mix doan'I quite cut it. The:
QCW film Slaoda u • useless
remake.
However, if you blvet1'1
5Cffl the previous films, the:
l1tes1 version o( " Body
Snatchers" is • preuy good
sit-through for the teen KL
Its like tbe so.Mchcn landed
on '"Beverly Hills 90210."
The ploc, while remaining
close 10 the ori1ioaJ IOUtce
novel, i1 the standard Slory.
An EPA acicntiSI transports
his family 10 Alabama lO test
todc: wutc at • U.S. Army
Base. His wife (Meg Tilly),
their five-year-old IOCl. and
hi• teea■ ae d■aJhter Marti
(Gabrielle Anww) . . ...,..i,
SNATC8DS
~0Dpqe8
5•
"Boxing Helena:" a!i limbl~ as it's main character
ob¥u,ion n011e dives with an unforgivable cop-out ending, it presents I
wickedly off-balance tale of one
man'a desire for• woman he can
never hne. The "hook" of "Boxina
Hdena" is that Nick (Julian Suds)
amputates both the arms and lea• or
Helen• (Sherilyn Fenn) 1 1i1.en.lly
0
make her the ..object" of his deal~
The film hu been criticized (cw
be.in& either mi5oaynistic or brainleu due lO the fu out implausibility
of thc story line and lhankfully, re-mainathe latter.lfyou're.lookinafor
ea:aa.n:--
you
:::~e!. '!~':t.~.;~~:;
;:::~~~;a~~o~a
without soft-core sleuy touches
reminiscent of exotic truh like "9 11
2 Wccb" and ..Wild Orchid."
There is 00 dc.nyina that, with the
film'a strona con«pt. • compet.enl
that ooe c.&11't help fceUna !hat she
gets what she deserve&.
Sands ("'Warlock") ia hopeleu u
'lhe pitifully obleSSCd doctor, Niclt.
His obsession with Helena la aocbildis.tlthatviewenwillmo5tli.kelyrcjcct
the bia "limblua sex
scene,"
c4arw:ters of Hdena and Nick ue cliffhuaera and not seriou1 film
annoyin&)y s.lr.elehy.
math11Maybe in a couple or decades
The premile is exfremely
iog, but due to the overly nuhy aomcone. with enouah nerve could
dircctiooofJenniferOwnbersl,.ynch remake "Boxina Helen.a.. as the pro(daughter or 1win p'e■k s" David voc11ive, shockina and emotional
Lynch), themoviol■cbthenatntive tale of mad obseuion that it lhould
flow it deapaUcly nccda. Lynch is have been.
For DOW, with the arrival o("HdIOO--rdlant m odd dream tequenca
and nashbacb lO t.ell her 11ory and ena" on home video, movie-goers
are 1euio1 the chance to 1ee aometogether tt)ele etip1 would be: more
thioa that they may have missed dw-suitable w a M'JV ml.Ilic video.
Feno ("Fatal laldoct") ma.Ir.ea the lna ill limited and brief1bcluictl Nft.
moll of the cb■nclcr, HdeAa. She They didn't mia IDIICh.. .
hu the bitc.h-aodda,I pcnon■ pcrGRADE: D+
fec:tcd.1l'1jllll toobldhctchanccer
ls 10 ooe-dimc,ujonal. She 11 also
isH::.~!
and solid Sllspenscr could have
been
hi~~
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character's emotions and relationships. "Boxing Helena.. does sue-
when Helena teaches Nick thal sex is
• mutua! act ud not one of jui.t aelfpleasure. but these 1c:enes arc few
ceed at doing this, bu1 only in sca1-
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whom little is known. lne cn,ci,a1
type of ending which is to be expec:ted from daytime soap open
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■ O LYMPICS
· Continued from p11e 4
II)' and•illustratina sportmanshlp. The
skien and apced lkatcn were tNly •
team and only had kind wotds to uy
about their t.e:arnm■tes .'
How can )'OU for1ct when Bonnie
Blair uid th11. w■t.chh:i1 Jan■en win
the sold me.am more to heft lbu her
own sold medala? It ia ■&hlola like
Blair, J11111C11, Moe.&Dd Picab.Scrcet
lhal al low UI to be proud o( I.be
athletCI that represented our cou.nay
io the Olympia.
CBS bad intc:relli111 bum■n iocerest llOriea on aeve.nl ol the albleces.
Whether it WIii Viktor ~ • • . . , .
~stance 10 i youoa Ubuiao abtcr
or Elvis Stojko'1 love for mani■J ■rt■,
the stories allowed the viewen to
learn • little about the ■tb.Jc:ta 't:bp
kept; them w11ehio1 .the Olym~
1ame1.
Amona the worst momenta of
O lympic cove r■ 1e wu the seemin1ly endleu strina of stories about
the Tonya Hardina-Nancy Kcrripo
1111■. It acemcd like every ti mi ooe
of the skat.era practiced, cncdi ~ • or
burped, the cameru would ca1eh the
moment. The. word "overkill" comes
to "mind when tbc Cov euae of ·
Harding and Kcrripo ll mentioned.
However, there w■- ._11 leut one
classic moment of CO\'.C:fflC for each
of the 1lr.al.crs. For ,Hudina, that
morrieni c,me whm ,abo sbtcd .over
lo the jud,a: ill ltarLbecallc ol •
~=
)t:::s·!fJ
co
1
'!:,~v!
their lblel, but it· hal ~
TOd)'I
[°"', timet.. .U o ~ ..,;
=::
1hortly before thd medal ccremooy
for the women'• fi1wt llcatitla- An
impatient KerriPJ! - plained aft.er
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and the ugly of the
Olympic coverage
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"Sbe.'a just IOMI 1001.1therc and~
aga1n.:• The vicwen aoc the ehuce.
-to see Kcnipn u a priuy lblioa
br■tinsicadoltbeice~
This year should be noud a the
feat. when the medal winners
■nno11nced wilhoul wamioJ prior to
were
~C:-ft-;'~ihe.~~
alfflOfl every eycnt t&'trwould be
eovtted on CBS in tbc. prime time
strow.
TNT is not alone in their Olympic
rcaulu rcvd■dons. CBS IDDOWICed
that Tommy Moe WOO tbc. so&d medal
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second day of coverqe.
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Editorials·
Were the wro~ athletes honored in Lillehammer?
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Stoaeham'1 own Nancy
Kem1u, a phrase which I
am awe is embedded in the
niind and IOClnCH)' of every
livina person i.n the Boston
and New Enaland area. As
proud u we shckJld be that a
New Eoataod native has
gone oo and excelled in the
Olympics, we must sh back
and review what has gone
on during this Olympic season .
Dart Jartaen, whit a guy,
truly an All-American fig.
ure for our children to look
up to. He wu able to ovcrcome emotional a.nd professional adveraity and win
a gold medal. Boonie Blair,
h had
: ; ao~~;~
~ona0
· Braily Law not the end all law ··
Aft« ■ loq: -S bitla' atn1uk,. the 81Wty Bill fuwly
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poriodol fi,edays""""'
ICCID IObea
amifice in andfort k>stem the
tideol
vidc:Dce;violmccda~u.Nibltednomaac:rwhalothcr
~aretlkm.
.
~~i:-.~bethe~:,:.:::. .~=
=
pooplo fnxo ~ gum. !Jo the""""Y, ~-.,..... "'11y
pwdmc • sun, I/be can euily Jct one oo lhe screa.
problbly M 1m1 expcase than they would ba¥e paid Ill a p l
. - . 10
•b~ flaw with the Brady Law is its naive IU.irudc in lhinki:na
people will beddcrrcd from ,burina • gun beca&Lle they haYe 10
Wik fiveda)'I before they cm leplly buy ooe. If ooc b bumcd
oaoupoo....,·-p1,1,.killina--llbcb
prob11J1y not dunmg ote\"CD _pn& to a pin lhop. hlateld. lhll
pcnoa will~ ap•(1lillllty• poaiblclllld pniblbly ~
DO inltndan o/ WWII&,
The Bndy Law • it DIMis 00W is fine. tu should ooc be
~ amy ful1hts. Whccbcr one 1CJct1 or acc. it is• lepl
::.c:,
tioos aodcoatribatiou from
QUOTE OF THE WEEK
allwkingabouthim."
• Andrea McDooald. assistant dirccmr of the
BalLocti Leaming Center, rcfenin& to a copy of last
wcck's
which the Editor•ln-otlef autographed
(other, quotj,ng a line from the song ·voo'rc So Vain·
byCutyS~.
Jouiiw
=
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shonat, 1118 tbls year, the snowiCll. month of the year to take
1 look at the many COOlributioru African Americans have
made lO thil, the •American• scx:idy.
Thi• brief pause ii fine and e:ipccted or us durin1 Fcbru•
.iy, but it will all be for naught if, u a nation, we don't lllkc
the infonnation shared during thls month to heart and hunger
tor more. 1n Cl.lfflCC, Black. tfutory Month 1hould be used as
a q,rinaboerd for further .11udy and uoderstanding or one
aoothcr's cuthure and contributions.
If we allow tbi1 month to cCNDe and go wilhoot • commit-
:=~o:=~~~;:~~'!;!e:
1:1::~i~y
l( we, as intclliaent people. oo a college campu1, allow this
moalb to mean nothina ~ than a pat on tbe back fOJ
ca:tmdin& what wed to be called •Ncgroc History" Weck• to
a month in otdc:r to make ourselves look and feel better for
11. least 28 days, we bave failed in the purpose of the
~
,. ~ c w ; . ~ B ~
is a time 1ct aside 10 pvc
~ pnile to African Americam duougbout the yean for their
aocomptishmffltl, it is also a time to rM;Ver foract where
African Amc:ricanJ have been. Wilh this in mind, lhc 1pirit or
Black History lbould be kept alive. DO malta' the month. no
mada'tbeplace.cveoiftt. pllcell i.11 thcbcaruand mind.I
_r;:;; bow·
International studeilts respond to small Voices
::~;:int~vecn;:sCt~~~~
g:~ o;c~~~!l;•c::!~~.
Dear E.di
We ~ ~:ting you wilh regard to the interview rvo~e1 'of Suffolk~), "Do Y~ think
Suffolk docs enough for its international students?" by Michael A. T~no, published on
poaeJoflheFebrull!}' 16, 1994issueo£thcSuffolkJoumal. We wou,ldhke.tosaythattherc
NII been a tremendous disaPP0intmcnt amona the Suffolk lnieqwuona> Studc;nt ~om.munlty. as weU II Faculty (sic), ~•use the iofomultion presented in lhe journal (sk) is neither
Olympic Hockey Team
overcome many advenities
and Win the gold. My inost
vivid memory was Mike
£ruzioncofWlnthropstand·
iog on the podium, haod
and throughout tbe Olympies, great Olympic athlcte1·
1uch as Kallrina Witt, Dan
Jansen, and m any "otbcra '
made us aware (!Jr lhc'lnju.aticcs and Hitler-like bappca·
~~cpl':_=
~wive as it presents the opinion of five studcnll, or which
three are American citizens. So, how can ·tbcy be aware of what the Center for International
:;:J.es'~ta::~i::th:;:
and then on its completion,
I
Letters
orcn
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Educadoo
Al Black Hi1tory Month came to a dose, il could be
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Jim's recipe for Spring vacation fun
not. Buttbeydon'tcallMaine 1U1U. Nobody' • 1oln1 to be
VaclUOGlaDd bcc:aase it's the around!
Caribou state. Acadia ii 1
Wepaywition,rlp&'l The
shon twelve hours from BOJ-- buildinat 10rt.a do boloDc to
ton
u1. If you act cauaht b)'
and feature, aucb wonder- Suffollt'1 0 - ..i they put
fut veoua u ·Tbundet Hole, you m Soffollt jolJ. you coald
the Bubble Mouallins, and atill watch Cnlb Tat I)mn.
"Do Me" Point. Fun for the mies Ind Sbwoa Stone on
Jim a.hrle
MM:h ii upon usl Mid-
tennt ~ near\ Fear and
pa&ic ate HI the airl
Don't fret, IUY•• Thcr:e'•
liaht at lhc end of the tunnel.
Seema we goc. some furlough
COfflU''. That'• riahL We
don' t have to 1bow up at entire frucm.ity! Plu1, it'•
Suffolk from Marcb 12 all pracucally (rec. Start pac.ktbcwaytoMatchlll Spina inat
Brak ii combtcl
Yea, IOOD k wW ba lime to
Stkslna aoae .. e ~
drop OW' boob Ul&O • IWamp Contrary to popular ~lief,
IDd like a e:iteNled VICI- hlnlinl out at home dwin,
,:~~bew:!:: tion from tbe Suffolk-10- Sprina Brak doCI not make
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l\loplemustrcaliu.thattheBnidylawisnotgoingtosu,pthc
..{Gordon Gtenn)is so vain ...he probably thinks we're
,,.;.; •• , ro, the bono, of
participatinaidutureOlympie Ciamcs. l 1urely do hope
they dwl oot ,r,atc.b iny of
lhc fiiure ualina compedtion, sol ely becaus.e of
Nancy and Tonya'• attitude
problems. How embarruac:d
I was, not u • lover of lp01U
ud competitioq which I am,
bu1 u 1citiun oftbe United
States to aee.1ucb crude and
unncccsury actions u were
made by those two.
AJM!, if you think aeuia,
slupcd in the knee, which
is truly unfortunate and unacceptable ii overcomlna
cbit~li;e
ript,wilb101DCM:ipulltiom.10padme•l'Jft.lfittriello
mooqaa 100 much, the Brlldy Law will only ~ ~
'~
tbc1 averttge c:itizm fiom purdmltw a tun. Crimi·
nib will alwa~ be lbrco get gum. the avenge cidzc:n will be
the one who will Dnd diffia1lty in lcgally pU'Chasina • one.
m,Jority ol people from gcttina auns. UnfortuJl,IUly in our
IOCiccy.,J,uyin& 1 gun il.lcgally is OOC a hard task. The Bndy law
is merely a Bard- Aid oo the gapir13 \ll'OUl'ld that 11 violence.
Reebok , _
lhrow a pair of uid, "We can't all be he- 10 by.'" ~ere it ooc penoa
those ,noakers OD Dan roes. because there has to who woo. t be altd.q DIii any
aelfisbnell' are the JOUllil Jauea and I'll bay them." be someone to ah oo. the sidewalk In Stooeham OD
men and womeD who are It wu Will Rosen wbo ooce sidewalk and clap u they Sunday, March 6.
today drcamia&, 111d Jomo . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - : - - - - - - : : - - : - : - - - ,
JOY of competition.
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In lbe ahado,l, of all this
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comor- mo~~I've
you the bigat kllcr' lD the
ac
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best enjoyed In moderation,
Sdlool•..,•= No, teriously. Sprina Break would
be I p,od time to calcb up
with Ill the IO.lft' you havm'I
done In the put two moadll
(i.e. ~
.
1f!ko home
~·
am!'J,=~Y red
iaa if tbcy will cat
dccida1 to
row or pouibly even be alive tbi1 space to ~ IOCM of law enforcement qCncic1, that ~yoac wJio tat. time
of going to th e Olyrilpi~• tomOrrow. Or maybe we my own penonal Sprina vacaliontiine can be u.lva- ow. of chcir Ood-sivm vacaand winning a gold medal, can sln>ll throu&b the 1trcc11 Break ICICl'CII, suamiteed to don-time, completely malt• tioo boun to, read '1.onl ol
aod she did, five timca.
of Boston'• inaer city where make )'OW' week away from in& up for the llck-l611Cr e:i· the Fliel.. nccdl to be •
I can remember being IS yo~ng chifdren are belna Suffolk oot oo.ly ~joyable,.,. istence you enjoy the other out Md be •puked, Wl)'OQt
yem old and lilting in the killed and injured every day. but also Ill deductible.
fifty-OOC wccb of the year. who wantJ to comr,&o ~
living. room of my bell Come on people-we must
P\rties and ocher feutJ are al nca has my blcasinp and
0
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my _
p,wyen.
~
tbcmo1thn-
Slffp: Tnaiy
own hofue. T.akc
from a portant thioa )'GU Clll do mil
PY who ii still checking in ·u cation. ~ you're Lo
wlthhisparole offlcertwicea Atubaor,penihacbenl&bl
week. It jlllt ain't worth 'iL " UII jail. _ , . . . . 10 . .
Vacant kJC1 doo'I CUI ii cilher. ielll ~ 1il,m, ol
your time oa Daytona Beach
drinkina twenty dollar cans
,q( beer and bittin, on MW
lntcm1, but 11 mil what you
~
- {~7, Sklia&? Forget
1
iL Then .,ao'1 be• lift tick.et
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cbcrtcd
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Acadia NlbO(lll Patt., Maine.
•1
18d ICil1 We, T\aolday 10 ~ - lawe
maoy P,•b•,
.lpdl~ •.,•d •be1•, ;0 What kind ol friuin' DianJ
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bowl
happy bNd.. i
,
Tbll't all I pl rs JOII
folb. Seay - , lllfc.
SccmlOod .... ustoapond
vac:adoa Wider aevual foc:t
around an. e:itrl day could
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iotcmatic:lhal studc:nll?
to
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smoke with other people. 1ts everybody knows, Suffolk has a non-1moking policy
according 10 the law, 10 this ii ooc. anything directed specifically 10 international st11dents.
butiothecnli~Suffolkpopu tion.Tbc1CCondonc,RimaEJ-Hoss.complain1abouttbelack
of activities for ~ lh:ldentl. Since October 1993, when the former International
StudcnU omce wu closed= the Center for lritcnaational Education (ClE) was cstabfished, she has bad an
·1y to attend Of pamcipate in any of the following activiticsJ
cvcnll that have
place ever since:
(The) tntemalional ' 'food !festival, (lhe) Thanks Giving (sic) Dinner with American
Fllmilie1, (the) Cbris1mas Party
International Students, (the) Reception for new
lntcmational Students, (the) Mentor Program for international S1udcnts, (the) Tu Seminar
for International Students. (lhe) Practkal Trainina Workshop. (the) Oricn1ation for new
tnlfflUllional Students. Biwcck.ly lnt.tmaiional Studcnu Association Meetings, and Lunch
bccft'l:ak:iaa
for
It saddens me that llUCb
girtcdathletessuch~Naocy
Kerrigan
and
Tonya
Hudiog, Instead of higb·
lighting their gifted Wentl,
foud it DCCCll&t)' to display their poor altitudes and
dI
taSleless actions t?war
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have round it within mytclf probJem. Cunpioa?
10 do that. How could any~ ,MooK bunting?
ooeWoot.ell, som eo
' ·mes woo- Of q,w,,c. krfin,g? Sure.
1
Scamily ci.l lo-linc 1UW11?
derifthat i1 not just the new M1ybe. Dninken sexu,1
way of the world. " Hey frilbce wan? O.K., pcrhapl
How 'bout Suffolk
Univeraity?
•
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intheC.~WalallTbcalrcl Tbc
Ridgeway Buildina can be
turned into 1i:1 noon or
jacuui with julC a r~ fire
holes Bunaee off Sawyor
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~ yo4.think the B~~.s1~1;1s going to datilr crime?
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Were the wrong athletes honored in Lillehammer?
RlchMd J. HM'fu, Jr. Stqoch~m•a
OWQ.
Nancy
Kerri&!l,ll, • phfase V(hich I
Reebok, throw a pair of
those 1nea.lr:en on Dan
Janaen and I'll buy them."
men and women who are Itw.!IJWillRogenwbooncc
today dreaming,' and some
uaining, for the honor of
JOY 'of competitiob.
In the 1hadow of all lhi1
sclfishncu are lhc young
am ,~re ia embedded in the
mini:I and memory of every
livins person in the Boston , participating in future Olym-
;:0~::w~:~: td ~~-~: ~~:YG::c::, 1 ~~o:
::~h
New Enaland native has
gon~ on and excelled in the
Oiympics, wo must sit back
and review what ha~ gone
on d1.,ring this Olympic sea•
son.
Dan Jansen, wha1 a guy ,
truly an All-American fig.
urc for our childr,en to look
up 1 . He was able to over0
come emotional and pro•
fcssional adversity and win
a gold medal. Bonnie Blair,
:cgeo ao~~':~ !:~c7th~o1:.~
lions andcontrihutiona fro[O
1
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f
•
h OI • •
1
0 0
0
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'. 8 . to t e Id Y~ ~'
an winn':°g a go .
•
and she did, five llm~.
I can rcmem~~ bei_g 15
n
ycan old and snung m th e
li vi ng room .J)f my best
friend Stev e n ' s house
watching the 1980 U.S .
Olympic Hockey Team
overc!)me many adversities
~~:;:ne:
]
lhink
cd
there
o,
~~;
which
tional
"'""
iolicy
den".
"'"
tional
establ'itics/
:rican
minnr
· new
..unch
the figure skating compcti•
don ; solely because o(
Nancy and Tonya', attitude
problems. How cmbarrancd
I was, not as a lover of sports
and competition which I am,
bu1 as a citizen of the United
Slates to sec such crude and
unnecessary actions as were
made by, those two.
And, if you think getting
slugged in the knee, which
0
~~
1 ~a°1=~:r:~~:; : :: : ~ ~ ~ • : : :
advenity, I would be glad tion from the Suffolk-go•
~:::"8;
~:~:ny~e"~f:U~
:'n~~~
in& if they -~ill cat ~ r - .
row or possibly even be alive
tomorrow. Or maybe we
• c11.0 stroll through the streetsI
of Boston's inner city w~erc
young children arc ·being
killed and injured every day.
Come on poopl~we must
get our priorities straight.
In the closing ceremonies
nnd througho ut t'he Ol)'mpies, great Olympic athletes
11
~~~~e~.
~:t::: t~:
::it::;o~;ld~~y :i~s;
1
erutioneofWlnthrop stand- made us awa.rc,or thc j nju1•
ing on the podium, hand tices and Hitler-like happen•
over heart rec iti ng o ur ings that have been taking
counlJY•s national anthem, place in Bo1nia. If sticking
· and then on its completion, around an extra day could
calling the entire team up to have helped draw attention
to t at cau1e, one w ere
Join 1m on c
um.
It saddens me that such ma ny people , and again
gifted athle1essuch as Nancy young c hildren arc being
Kerrigan
and
Tonya killed solely because of their
Harding, instead of high· etb.nicity, then I think I could
lighting their gifted talents, have found it within myself
foa.nd it necessary to dis• to do that. How could any,p11w their poor attitudes and one noL
tasteless action s towards
Well , I some.times won•
I.heir fellow competitors to der if that is not just the new
what is suppose to be the way of the world. "'Hey
Voices · f Suffolk .
o
said, ..We can't all be heroes, because there hu to
be somcoac_ to _alt on the
- idcwalk:'and c·lap u they_
s
go by." Here i1 ooc pcnoo
who won't &c alttina on any
sidewalk in Stoneham on
Sunday, Man:h 6.- --·
Jim's recipe for Spring vacationfun
Jim S . h r l f l - - - March is upon us! Mid• ·
tcnns are ncar l Fear and
panic ue in lhc air!
Don't fm. guys. TI:icre's
light at the erxt of the tuMcl.
Seems we got some furlough
- comip'. That's righL We
don't hllve to show up at
Suffolk from March 12 all
the way to March 211 Spring
Break it coming!
Yes, IOOfl it will be time to
:ihto-;::;:::.
~~
~wi!Y,
I've dee~ to use
this space to share some or
my own personal Sprii3"a
Break &eerets, guaranteed to
make your week away from
Suffolk not only enjoyable,
hul also tax deductible.
not. Buttheydon'~call Maine
~::;1::'e:~:~•it:
short twelve hours from Bos•
ton
and features such wonderfol venues as Thunder Hole,
the Bubble Mountains,· and
"Do Me" Point. Fun for the
entire fraternity ! Plua, it's
practically free. Start peck•
ingl
SUddna Qo,,e to Home:
Contrary lo popular belief,
hanging our at home during
Spring Break docs not make ·
you the biggest loser in the
froc world. Barring inicrferencc from your parents or
law enfo~cmenr agencies,
vacationtime can be salvalion-time, conipletely mak•
ing up for the lack-lus1er CJ.·
istence you enjoy the other
fi£ty.one wcek.s or the year.
Parties and oth~r feasts arc
best enjoyed in moderation,
and at the ~pcnsc of otheis.
Travel: Risky & costly. I
mean, sure, you could speod
your time on Daytona Beat:h
drinking twenty dollar cans· :;:erh::~
;~~ou:
guy who i1 still chocking in
with his parole officer twice a
RJ.lly ·"11'~t?1 .s,ttin,? Forget week. It jusr ain't worth ii.
iL ~ \f~'t be a lift ticket Vacant 1011 doo'tcut it either.
availahlc~~toMexico
The best place to party VI·
,Qty. Take it from me folb: catioo week wouJ~ be ·a place
Acadia National Pad, MaiDC. tba1'1 dca,crted and still safe.
~~
i~:::ha~
;:i~
nuts. Nobody'• going to be
around!
We pay tuition, right?. The
huildi.ng1 10rta ·do belong to
us. If you get caught
Suffolk's fl.neat and they put
you in Suffolk.Jail, you could
stiU watch Crash Teat Dummies and Sharon Stone on
~MTV
Spring Break,
Lillehammer" or whatever:
hr
Schoolwork: No, 1eriously. Spripg ~reak would
be a· good ti~ to catch up
withalllhcttuff'youhaven't
done in the ·past two monlhs
(i.e. pepc:n, fMfe home ex•
ams1, laundry~ .
.,.
Altliough I penoaally ft;d
that aDyone w~ takel time
ho
out or tJacir Go;d•given vac.
lion hours to read "Lord of
the Aiea" needs to b e •
out and be spanked, anyone
who wants 10· compulC cosines has my bleuingz and
my prayers. 1
BLC announces language
service program focusing
on FSL and Int'l students.
■~
P'F I
pcertutorsio~Jpde&lwitb
.uo~:e~':: 0!n~~~~~
New "Bodj
time 10~ oown m
their
=~•;'
S ::;.~
::e~:~:l~oal.!:n;· ·
lobe(wcen,wcgd
t~=tl~
the special luues created
~
~slilll
~~
er.=so
fexy
,.~=·
6
lnt'I students refute "Voices"
StJco11.
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.~
for ~ v i e lntamdonal
~ ~ can sec, Suffolk ii providing different o
qts~for inlcmationaJ studcnts' to get together. We regret
the ~olk: /ournal was not able to rcfl~ this.
On behalf or the international student community
We
forward to seeing you at the spring even
,uffolt.;. 1?
. <
· Sipcerc_ly,
Dcfosa
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-Penalver,
· CIE ,.,
Diego ~z-Tapia, BA
Candidate in Comm.Unications, President of the
•
lntema_liooal Sn\dcot E:lub
vacation. Wbcthcr you'n: in
Aruba or ~ . g the niJbt
in jail,~.'.~ · to.' J(il ''
..feut f0Ul1CICIG'lN:lun: of ' ' ,
WflD 'up
only 'f01'
1
mcalJ or pa,1N!I. Sleep from
Tuesday to 'riiiinday. Save
.
'
,.
TNSt me.' J.. '
happy head. II
. ·,
Thal'1 all - •iot for you
~
folb. Stay ~,rm and ale.
to yourself. Parking? No in the c. Wallh Theam! Tbe Seems
ua to apend
prob}em. Campins?
_,
Ridgeway Building can be vacation under ,.teVeral feet
Covered. Moose hunting? turned into 1ix floors . of..-d J?OW, 10 ~ your ~
~ 'surfin,? Sure. jacuzzi with just ~ f~ WC up,
~,cold. and abScantily clad in-lioe skating? hoses. Bungee off Sawyer. IOlutely positively don't tell
Maybe. Drunken 1eual
Do the watusi in your His- 'em I sent you.
(risbc:e wars? 0.K., perhaps t
wor'I office! Go
t 1L
What kind of frigin' ninny
would go to Maine in March?
You'll have the whole place
God-..
·or
your
By Kevin Lombardi and Gary Ze.,ola
: ·- -
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Thursday, March.3', 1994
During Student Activities Period
to the younger kids 1
to 1B years old 1(jho
Iha guns Illegally' .
Mike Duran
Soph0mDl8
68
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t fl nighL
::a
~Ydoes)tOlalwayskDow.
what services ue available
MIiii
o/spocillbod1a~andin- to them on campus. Her JaDllplmty~dme-.,:
claa asJ.. aaiscaala.
hope ~ that by promoting
Ferrara ("'Bad ueutelll:
. ff pNIIIIII: 1lll;ilb. bow- bor progr~, at least one makes the.p a t e d ~
C'lf!lltcr
~ IOGle : •etll'·will be able to get "Body Saii:ben"
brvei'
she or he needs to ~pace.~ morie
1011 • ~ lab, much
like die c•nrsatiooal
·
,evc1y abort, but half d ~~
~
bed
ESL
1'heprogramhasrully aact-up..Wlmbcdia&iw!
th~t stu· ~co ~ff,~ McDonald ui4~~of~
dcnll would be able to pnc•
I d sbll likc to have .cv~ticc their I~gc skilll in ~nc ~ aware that the 8~
1s •vulablc to help them.
1 COIDfortablf aurrouoding.
every year.
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■ SNATCHERS'
Codtinmd from
Do you think the BradyiJIII .is going to dete. crtmeJ'
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The Sulfoll< loumol • Wodal;sday, Iii
ThcSulfoQ.loumol •Wcdnelday,Mltch2, 1994
1-2:30 p.111.
In Fenton 430 8
All ARE ~LCOME
The Sulfol!<Jaumal • Wedaeadoy, Man:h 2, 1994
lng atbletes honored in Lillehammer? '
,mpetition.
Reebok, throw a pair or said, ..We can't all be he·- 10 by." Here is one person
ihadow or all this • tbq,,1e •sneakers on Dan roes, because there hu 10 who won't be sittin& oo any
s are the youna Jansen and l'll ba)' them." be someone 1 ail on the sidewalk in Stoneham on
0
women who are It wu Will Rogers who-once · sidewalk and clap u tJ_,ey Sunday, Ma,n:h 6.
unlng, Ind some , - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- - - - - - - ,
for the honor of
bg In £1,1ttlre Olym-
Jim's recipe f~I:' Spring vacation fun
. 1 surel): do hope
lot wa1ch any or
sbtina competi-
S.,,,,. ____
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not. But they don' t call Maine nuts. Nobody's going lO be
Jim
Vacalion1and because it'11 the around!
March is upon u•! Mid- Caribou state, Acadia is a
We poy tuition, right? The
ua lovcrorsportl
1
tilion which I am,
iz.en of the United
CC: such crude and '
io:ti:W";,, u were
llghl at the cr.d 0£ tho cunne\.
Seem• we got some rurlough
comi_n' . That's right. We
you think aeuina
don't have to show up 81
Suffolk from M7h 12 ,a11
11
:Cre:.a~.'°=1
Spnng
the knee. which
£ul~~~:u:
::-:ll:1~•:::
i;:.!:~~~~i•i
T~t::dc~o~::
the Bubble Mouncains, and
you inSuffolkjail,youcould
still watch CJub Teat Dummica and Sharofl Stone on
entire fraternity! Plus, it' s ~MTV Spri ng Break,
practical,ly free. Start pack- Lillehammer- or whatever.
"Do Me" PoinL Fun for the
Yes, 1oocdt will be time lO
1
1wol,o houn from Boo-
ing l
Stk:k.lna c.ioae to Horne:
I?
~~°:v~=~~:~
: :: :
Conlnlty
I ~ould be glad
tion from the Surfol.k -10•
~:gB~
.ular belief.
at~m;/:'!::
:::::,~ ~~; ~ser!,!'=~~;:: iou tbeort!igg:t !oserrn!:nthc
Schoolwork: No, seriously. Sprins Break would
be a good time to catc.b up
with all the'Wtr you haVen•t
done in the put two moolhs
(i.e. papen, ~ home Cl.·
ams, laundryhi
,.
i will eat tomor- mllJl!!Y, I've dee~ to ue e':ewfro~ yo:i~nll :~
Allhou&h I ponocally fool
1ibly even be ali¥e this space lO ~ 1c>me or law enforcement agencies. that anyone w,ho takea Dene
=~:~u;ee:,=
Or maybe we
my own penonal Sprina
vacatiootimc can be saln• OUI of their Ood-givco ¥acation hours 10 read "Lord or
the Flies" needl to be taken
Suffolk not only enjoyable,
ou1 and be spanked, anyooe
but also m deductible.
fifty-one weeks of the year. who wants 10· compute coParties and other feasts are sines ha.! my blessinga and
Tra¥tl: Risky & costly, I best enjoyed in moderation, my pniyers. '
mean, sure, you could 1pend and at the r.J:pense of others.
your time on Daytona Beach Never throw a party at your
Sleep: Truiy the moat imdrinking l~coty dollar cans own home. Take it from a ponan1 thing ybu can do this
qf beer and hittina on MTV
intem1, but is this what you : ~ :i~o~~=~~=:i~: \
1
~ y .~ ?, Sqi111? Forget week. It jUII ain'I worth it. in jail, ~
1W"O to . ..
iL 'P,iete.,~•tbealiftdck.ct Vacant lotsdon' t cutiteither. IC8II founcea 'hl:lun oldeep
availahlefrcq~toMedco
The best place to pany
a ni&bL Wala up only rot
City. Take it from me folu: catioo week would be a place meals or ~ Sleep &om
Acadia'Nllbonal Park, Maine. that'• deae:rtcd ai;w1 still aafe. Tuelday to 'i'liiinday. Save
My parents take me there
e¥ery year.
l IL
TNll me. A
bead,il a
What kind ol fri&&in' Dimly
would go to Maine in March? Uni¥eBily?
for~
You'll ba¥e the whole place
Yes. The band cwld play folks. SUy warm and
to yourself. Parking? No in the C. Walth Theatre! The Seem.I God Wl!Db UI to spead
problem. Camping?
Ridgeway Buildina can be ¥acatiOD Under IC\'eraJ feet
~\'Crcd. .Moose buntin8? turned ioco 1ix floors, of of ~w.. IO k,ep your bc-4
jacuzzi withju11af~fire up, your dri~ cold, and abhoses. Bungee off Sawyer. solulely pn&itively don't tell
Maybe. Drunken 1exual
Do the watuai in your ffil. 'em I sen1 you.
frilbcc wan? O.K., perhaps t
fCUOC" • office! Oo
y=:~=~,!
ildren ale bein&
inj ured e¥ery day.
pcoplo-wc muit
iorities Straighl .
losing ceremonies
ghout the Olym- •
Olympic athlete,
atarina Witt, Dan
nd many fibers
of the lnjuilitler-likc happenhave been takin&
1
0,nia. 1r 1tickin1
day could
xi draw auen"tion
1use, one w ere
>pie, and . •J•ia
ildren ·are being
lybccauseoftbeir
.beo I think I could
i it within myself
1 How could any-
rare
elltra
sometimes won-
i• not just the neY(..
he world. "tfey
::!: r;:::~;:·::~~:~
lion-lime. completely mak-
;:'!o:
==•=~~
BLC.~ language
service.p~focumng .
on ~L and·lnt'l.students
•■ -BLC •
the special lisues created
As a 8f'l'.duate of Suffol..lc
Universitf and one-time
peer tutor, McDQnald aclcaowlcdpa that the itudent
body'Cl\)tl not alwaya.know
l,~=ts~~
of aPoclliizocllutora tnd in•
to lhem
.
• ~~ page
I
. peer tutors io belp deal with
New "Body Snatchers" is major let down
■ ~BE,:,_.~'::.,.,-====~=
time,uca1cc1own .. - neipborhood when 1her find
tbemsdvel up to thdr mn in
pod people.
In bc:twu:n, .we £Cl tbe old
waminas, whlql, of c:io.ne, ,
1
==~•.":, ~~=--~ . ::,;~:=
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~
~~!'..,~. _'.':"'1',.
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are available
the story bcol odgi00 campus. Her 'and plmty of d-■e - - . ,
... _ , ...
_,_. hope is that by -promoting
Femra ( " B a d ~
hor progr~m. at least one ~ t h e ~ d b:qlin& formance, are surpriala&ly WXbJIKR thaa • _..of IUCh
1
ever,~~tiaYC1~ 1 :::\tp-:!
:
'BodySaa:bcn"•~~ ~ wong. Aawt.' ("'Soeat of
horrqrdaaca•"'Nipliftbe
tort of l ~ lab, much ·
ed
~ .-::C. 1be tDCMC ~
Woman"). ia bcticvablc • ~ Lmnc dead." Wouldn't it be
like lb~ .coavcrsational · ~ .
h reall ·evdy abort, but half' d
all_, film'• br:roino IOd riaea • a euier to just rent die 1978
w ~ UIICbed to ESL
e p~ram as
. Y ~ICI~. Whatbc_doc:a~lhc bue indivmL
w:nim?
-Omdo:C+
classcra SO that stu- ~en ~ff,. McDonald said. story ~ lots of c:ra:n lmda
Tilly (°"Mlllpadc") is •
- .
dents w·ou.ld be able topncI d sttll like to have everybee their lane.age skills in ~ne ~ aware that the B~
a comfOnable_• urrounding. 1s avai,lable to help them.
,.
elm f:SL ~ Her.,...._ w:iab, bow
wharscrvica
~
:e:s•~~
.rm!•
a
~&liah
lnt'l studen~ refute "Voices" claims
■ INTEIUIITIONAL
l • ~ , . c •6
for ProspcetiVII lnt.emadomJ SIUdents.
.,.. you can see, Suffolf is providing different opportunities for iotanational students to get together. We regrd thal,
the •S\lffolk JoumaJ was not able to reflect this.
On behalf of the .intefflationaJ st.udent community 81
, uffoll:, we look forward to seeing you at the; spring events.
Si'ferclyt
De~
~-:·-fe?a)vcr, ·
MPA/H
, CIE
.
·· .
Dicgo·Lopcz•Tapia,BA
Candidate in Communicalions, Presidem.ofthc
·
lnlcmationa!Studen~Club
v•
~~~i lCK
~~
me.
GIN .·
~::::~~:?
By-Kevin Lombardi shd Gary :ierols
11k the Brady.BIii Is going
~BIi
,_, anything flftd -
-
lo get
to dater-crime? .
lheguno...an,lheprob: lo
ung,w.-15 guns anyway. Bealdes lem, (\heY) c1oo, buy 119 oil who gel when hMa p law ever (guno)wherelhe Brady .,. going
~ -•
lleg8lly"
' ~-anyway?! BIi (would) apply."
ian
=:-=,:;:;
7 .......
,.,,,pccialdf""' ~
aemildOCIIDpndwitbcoday's an emotiOllleu cloDe or her
mndlrd& and Ihm: is DOthina original porlODL
hr#cbalyoum\'m'tlCCll.bof9c'~ocw.....-.94'1.
(CR. One can't be.Ip W1l0dcr· ¥eni00 of "Body Saaacben"
iq wbal Ferrara could have . serves ill puJJIC)le. bu( even
Kevin pn,w,
SonlaRuas
FreehrlWI
Thursday, March 3, 1994
During Student Activities Period
1-2:~0 p.m.
In Fenton 430 B
All.ARE WELCOME
:lday, Mardi 2, 1994
lbeSuffolkJoamal •
onored pi Lillehammer?
a pair of said, "We can't aJI be heon Dan
1uy them."
i--
• who once
go by." Herc is ooc person
roe,, because, there has 10
who won't be aittins on any
be ao'mcoOe 10 ah· on the si dewalk in Stoneham on
sidewal.k. and clap u they •Sunday, March 6.
On ESL anci. Int~I students
■ ■LC
Coatuwed
usl MidFear and
irl
1. Therc'I
Caribou state.
Acadia is a
short twelve houD from Bos100
· aod features such wondertbclUMCI .
fu l vcnuci as Thunder Hole,
IC forlough
1hc Bubble Mountains, and
ri&ht. We "Del Mc" Poinl. Fun for the
~ow up at entire fraternity! Plus, i1 '1
irch 12 all practically free . Stan pack·
21 I Spring ingl
I be time to
to a swamp
oded VICI·
StJddni Clo,,e to Home:
Conlrar)' to popular belief.
hanging OIJt at home during
uffolk-10- Spring Break does not make
11,littlcpub- you the biggest loser in the
llffoll:comfree wotld. Barring interfer~ to use
ence 1rom your pare.nil or
ie some of
law enforcement agencies,
1 S prin1 vacationtime can be saJvaal
tion-time, completely mal:away from ins up for the lack-luster cxcojoyabTc,
isu:ncc. you enjoy the other
ctiblc.
fifty-one wcck5 of the year.
Parties 1u1d other feasts arc
&.costly. I best enjoyed in moderation,
...........
:ould spend
1117 Forget
1alifttickct
ctoMcxico
n me folb:
arlr.,Mainc.
us. If you get caught by
Suffolk's finelt and,they put
you in Suffolk jail, you could
atilfwatcb Crash Test Dummie, and Sharon · tooc on
s
• MTV Spring Break,
Lillehammer" ?' \!-'~Yer.
School work: No, seri ously. Spring.Break would
be a good ti~ ~
up
with all the stuff you haven't
dooe in the put two months
(i.e. pApCrt, lftkc home CJ,·
ams, laundry),,
,.
Al\hol>ah I pe,sooally fed
that anyone w takcl time
,ho
out of their Ood-aivcn vacation boun to read ..Lord or
the A iea" needs to be taken
out o.od be spa.o.kcd. anyooc
who wants 10 compute Q>
tllJh
:;esp!;e:.y, ~!cs.sings and
guy who is ,till chccltina in
with hi1 parole officer twice a
week. II jlllt ain't worth iL
Vacant IOU don't CUI it either.
The best place to party vacation week would be a place
that'•
deserted and.still ..Cc.
peer ful':K' to _te.Jp deal with
the- special Wucs trealed
by these students, she woold
like ta ~ the munber
ol IJ)CCiaHadluton ud i~
. u..ESL aaistanu. _ _
class .,._..,_
ever,fflld ~lilvuo~
IOl't of lJnluqe lab, much
lib the · caa.v eru1ional
~
.llllfbedlOESL
J:..nglialt claucs so that studcnll would be able lo practice their la.nP,Bae skills in
a comfonahl~ , unoundina.
Sltt:p: Truly lhc most im•
portant thing yOU can do this
vacation. ~ you're in
Aruba o r s ~ the niabt
1
UI jail,
1UtC' to, , -· ~
leut fou,t= 'hllun ol doep
a ftighL Wale 'up only for
meals or partial. Slr,epfl'Oftl.
Tuctday io 'i&uaday~
~~aeaJc_ownia~ncw
o
r .:o~= ==
~
7owcvcr.tbcsprdalcffccca ! ; : : . r : : ~ = - = o ~
ncight)91'bood when they find 11emildcomfSCdwithloda)''1 an cmotionlcst cloae of her
tbcmsdva up to their m IQ • ~
and there is DOthing original perscu.
•
~ a 8rachaattiof Suffolk
University and . one-time
peer~tutor, McDonald acknowlcd,euhat the student
pod pcopJe.
~
In .1xcwccn, we ga the okl.
~w=~ =:~ =~
"'bcretbltyouhavcn't ·accobof<ft. One cm't help wonder-
Fordlenewgcncndoo,94's
versioo ol " B o d y ~
m:.•..
a:
body~.JlQt alwaysbtow. ::::,ss~~.' : r :
serves i11 puposc. but~
even
what services Bftl•available._ bctwffll Midi and a ~ . na1.
a«y
gt~
to tb~m o,n campus. ~er 'a plenty ol.cbaac acmct.
Even· though the cbtnder- scmblcs cw:ry alien ,invuion
hope 1s that by promoting
Ferrara ("Bad Umtenint") ization is noo-c:xilttnl, 'the per- . film ol lhc 1-t dftlC dccadea
her program, at leut one makes thc~stakc ol ~ fonn~• arc~,mpriahlaly with ~
~
than a !Id o( such
lbldcnt ,will be able to get "Bodys.icbcn"atabmlillly -.,.11rong. AlnNr" ("Sooat ol. a hl:inqr-daa:iicaa""Nipli,ltbc
the help she or he nee.ds to· dow P,BCC,- The movie is rda- 1 Wcman").it bctimblc •
Living Dead." Wooldn't rt. be
succeed.
·~vdysbon,buthalfciit .inll: film's heroine and l'1ICI • a euicr to just rent lbc 1978
'ihc program has really asct-.up.Wbalbcdoctgi"Ctbc true indiYdlll..
wnioo?
- Orade:C+
J
ec
~;::i~j::,:r:a:~:v-:;~
~ i! Jou of aocpr ~
Tilly
("'Matlpadc") ii •
one be aw41"c that the BLC
is available to help the~."
Int'I students refute "Voices" clainisJ
■ INTI!ltNITIONAL
I
l.'~ from.,paae •6
~~ lntcmadooaJ Students.
Ju )'OU can sec, Suffolk is providing different
for
opportu.ru-tics' for iaternational students to get together. We regret that
the Suffolk Journal was DOI .able to reflect this.
On behalf of !he i.nicmat.ional smdent community at .
~u~olt. ~e look forward lo seeing you at the spring events.
Sincerely,
Dclon:a
and at the expense or others.
tooa Beach Ncvci- throw a party at your
dollar cans own home. TU:e i1 from a
100MTV
I wh&l )'OU
nuu. Nobody'• &oing to be
around!
We pay tuitioo, righ1? The
buildina• aorta do bcJong to
rom PICC I
====
New · Body Snatchers" is major let down
"
• ~!~~:-! pace 4
semce program foamJng
i
, recipe for Spring vacation _
fun
not. Buttheydon'tcall Maine
- - - Vacationland because it' s the
announces.~
BLC
W-y. Man:b2, 1,994
,,,_
MPNB
G~
'- Penalver,
, CIE
&.
.
Diego Lopez-Tapia, B
Candidate in Communf
tions.Prcsidcntoflhc
IotcmationalStudcntCI
mu,
~ve
~ il'a
catcd and easily acceu.ible. I Trultme." i t •
!,&in' ninny, knowl How 'bout Suffolk
happy head. h
, •
~UIMafc:h? Univenity?
1bal'1 all J, sot rm you
whole place
Yea. The band COJld play folb. Stay WWII! and safe.
ting? No in the C. Walsh T'bcalrc! The ScansOodWlplti ustospc:od
•&7
Ridgew&y Buildina can be V~OO under 1CVeral {CCC
sehunting7 tu rned into six noon or or IDOW, IO
your he-4
t11.1? Sure. jacllW wilh julllfll: r~ ·fire up, your clri4. cold. and abnc skating? hoses. Bun~ off Sawyer. solutely poaitively don't ICU
:e n Senti
Oo the wawsi in your His- 'cm I sent you.
K., pctllapt
euor's office! Oo
IL
kFP
By Keyln Lombardi snd-GsryZe,ola
sgoing to dater crime?
·
NEW ~P~!i\lG.,CtOTH ING
p1owi1 ' 'No. People flat have
!to gel
lhoguno. ..... lhopn,bl<lm, (they) don1 .buy
~Mr (guno)-lhoBrady
way?' Bill (-,Id) apply.'
-
Sor)iaRuas
F........
Thursday, March 3, 1994
During Student Activlties Period
1-2:30 p.m.
In Fenton 430 B ·
>-:
All.ARE WELCOME
-SHIRTS SWEAT-SHIRTo
SHQRTS :v'ACKETS
HATS
NOW- ST~K · _HECK 'EM OUT
lN
-C
~ Soffolt Journal •
wnm~r?
BLC announces language
service program focusing.
on FSL an.d_lnt'I students
ao by." Herc i1 one person
- W won't be t lttina on any
ho
sidewalk in StOoch'im on
Sund•~• MllrCh 6.
us. If you get caaigHl by
Suffo(:k'_ finett and they put
~
· youinSuff'olkjail,youcould
atilt watch Cruh Test Oum·
mica and Shaton Stone on
,· •MTV Sprirlg Brea.It,
Lillehammcr'" « whatever.
ti.
School work: No1 1cri'001ly. Sprina Break would
be a rood
IO catch up
with all lhc atuff you haven' t
done in the put two months
(i.e. papen, ~c home ~·
ams, laupd.ty)~
,.
Ahhouah l pc<.....Uy foci
that inyooc w~ tlkc:a time
OUI of their ~-aiv~ Vile>
tion boun to read "Lord of
the Fli.e1" needs to be tateo
out Ind be spanked,. anyooe
who wanu to compuie cosines has my blessings and
my praycn. )
1
I
Slttp: Truly the most im•
thin& ,YOU can do this
portanl
=!:fflli;
:I::\~~~
IC
New "Body Snatchers" is major let down
■ SNATCHERS
and a thick atmosphere. There
iialsoaC?')Upleofgoodset-Up
e c~verut1onal
~ aaacbed to ESL
E.opilh cl.uses 10 tl)at stu ~n~ •~uld be able 10_
P~-
oompldc- In her role.
Sbc is tbc fil1t lo bc clkcn (l'iel'
in the ramily and delivm •
time tosealedowninthcirncw p~.ibespc,;:ialeffects chi.llmg albeit brid'ponrait of
A3 a gnduate•9f Suffolk neighborhood~ -~ ~ an::qlilda:mpadwitbloday's an cmotion1ess clooe· of her
and
Uo lvcnity and one-time tb?nsdvcs up to their en m ltlDdards " there is m>thing ori~penoDL
pod people.
·, ht:re tbll you bavco't seen boFortbenewgencndoo,94'1
lo _between,_ we gee the old fore. One cm't bclp ~ - vmion of ~ SaalCbcn"
body does DO( always know Wllmlll&S, ~hlch, of cwne, . in& whal Ferr.a could, have serves its purpose, but even
what services are available
stillitisdifficuktoaeemuch
b:a u.iporiginalicyinamovic.lbattoto them on campus. lier
Even' thou&hthecbarmer- san~les every alien U'IYISion
hope is that by promoting md plmty oldme al:aiei..
Ferrara (:lad ~ izaoon i s ~ the per-- film of the lac ttrce dccadea
hu program, at least one
lbldenrwill be able to get makes the piis&ake d b:qlin& formances are ,11rpri1iqly with ~ than • hint' of such
"Body s~
ac .• ~ ~strong. ~ ("Semi ol a banor . . . . "N"lpi~tbe
the help she or he needs to
slow ,-:C. The rncMC ll rt.i. Waman").il bdievablc • t!.e Living ee.L" Wouldn't it be
succeed.
i
'i'he program has rully tivclylhon,buthatfofit _ull film'• beroiDo and ri1r.a • a easier 10 just rent die 1978
\set.up. Wh1Chedoeagj¥Ctbe true indivitml.
vmior:t?
- Omde: C+
taken off," McDonald said.
S!°'Y i! ko o f ~ tooda Tilly ("Malcpnde") ii •
Ml'd still like to have everyone be aware that the BLC
::e~:a:;-:r::u~~~n~~
is available to help them."
■ BLC
~
acationfun
nuts. Nobody'• &oing to be
around!
We pay tuition, ri&ht? The
buildings aorta do belong lO
Wednesday; Mardt 2, 1994
,
. Ne I
=~-:: =~~!de~;
~ tu~ tolaelp deal wilb
the 1pec1al W ucs created .
by the:!,c students, she would
~ 1Q ~ ~ awn~
of lpt/dlli.zcd:'°tora and lit·
claa ESL ~
.
Her aremst ~ bowev~• ff l ! l . ...
I.d ~ ~abl've
~
h ke
0
tb..,,,,-.v
=
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Continued from pqeA
==~•.":, :e~~aory
Int'l students refute "Voices" claims
■ INTE~
TIONAL
I ~ - 6
for ProspectiVII" lntemadooal Students.
As you can see. Suffolk is providing differcn1 opportunities' for intanational. students to get together. We rcgm: that
the Suffolk Journal was not able to rcnect this.
On behalf of the international student communicy at
~uffolt,, we look forward to seeing you al lhc spring even~.
Diego Lopez-Tapia. BA .
Candidate in Communications., Pttsidentorthc
lntemationalStudentClub
,_,..,,_._ .,~
1
Ul j ait
a
alaht-
iurc' IO, -
·wm
••
up oaly'tot
mcala or putl._ Sleep from
Tueaday io_
lfiiii,day. -
Tbat'a all
i
folb. Slay warm
Scans Ood ...-.111
vacatioo Wlder
~. of IDpW, I O ~ y
I
~P, )'OW' ~ cold
1
UNFORJUNATELY, WE MUST BEGIN
-, -~iRNING TEif BOOKS TO THE .
· PUBLISHERS .STARTING MARGH 14
• IOlutelypCllitively
'cm I sent .yofL.
\.,
NEW_
SP~!i\JG ClOTH)NG
Thursday; March 3, 1994
During Student Activities Period
1-2:30 p.m.
,
In Fenton 430 B
All.ARE WELCOME
>--
T~~t:tlRTS SWEAT-SHIRT8
-SHORTS '. VACKETS
HATS .
NOW1N ST~K ·- CHECK 'EM OUT
NO ANNUAi
A 11,000 ~IT LINE.'
'•i.N
I
!'l<..'f
j
AW. 'NAnowi
HOW'S THAT FO«. AN E.YE.-Oj
. .
~ Suffolk J.;....i •
BLC ~ ,language
service piognun f9C11Sing
on ESL and Int'l students
■
BLC
.·
Continued from page
peer tutors to belp deal With
the special Wu.es created
by lhcse-1tudents; she wou)d
like'ia
the number
of ,podillzed lllton and incJaa ESL amtpts.
Her ~ wjlb. bow•
ever,~ WIO liave some
sort ·of languqc lab, mw:h
like tb -c~vcrsatiooal
C
~aaachedlOESL
l:.oamb claues so lb.at stu _
dcnta would be able to pnclice their lane-ge slcill~ in
a comfon.abl~~surrounding. •
~
New "Body Snatchers" is major let down
■ SNATCHERS
Continlled from page 4
and a thick atmosphere. There
ii also a couple of good act-up
=~wi:=
l>ieceJ.
timeto ~
·
I
Weduecday, Mard> 2. 1994
As a gradua~ of Suffolk
Univenity ind one-time
peer tutor, McDonald acknowlodaca lba.t the student
body'does DOI alwaya kn_ w
o
what services are available
to lhem on campus. Her
hope is that by promoting
her program, at least one
ltUdent· will be able to get
the help she or he needs to
succeed.
1'he program has really
takeooff," McOonaldsaid.
'T.d still like to have cveryone be aware that .the BLC
is available 10 help them."
downinthmnew •
RQ~p
'7o~ ~
~
u........., thospoci,ldf<CIS
p)d people.
' beretba:ycu~'tsecoboIn between, we get the, old · ce One ca,.'t help wonderr
warnings, which, of COlll'IC.,..t ing what Ferm cowd have
nobody belieyes, a romance '- done had the srory hem orlgjbetween Midi and a ~er. nal. •
.a plenty d chase ICala.
Bven' though lhe chatactcrFerrara C'Bad Lieutenant") ization ia noo,existent, the per-makes thc~SWC of kc:qJio& formaoce 1 are· surpri•~&IY
"Body SDllchers" at a bnDlly flatroog. Amn, ("Sccat. ol a
· slow pee. The movie is n:i. Woman'1 ii believable • ee
tivdy abort, bw half d it _ all film'• bcroiM and riles • a
ii
i set-up. What bcdoa gne the true i.ndividlaal.
itory.~kltlof~k!Uda
Till)'~'1ila
complete knockout in her role.'
She is the
to b e ~ over
in the family m_wl dcliv~ _
a
clu)lingan.;1briefponn,to(
fi.nt
: : = . . claoc
of her
Forthcnewgmemion,94's
version of '13ody Sacben"
serves its purpose. but even
still it is ·di.fflCUlt to ~ucb
origU)llity in a movie lbat rosanblcs_every l1ico invasioo
film of the last thn::c decades
with _111,n than a bid·<( such
horror clNsica • "'Ni&M• f' the
o
Living Dead., Wouldn't it be
easier to just rent the 1978
YCISioo?
- Grade: C+
Int'I students refute "Voices" ·claims
■ INTEIIIQTIONAL
t ~~ m . . p a p : 6
f« Protpectiwi lntcmatioml Students.
As you can )ec, Suffolk is providing diff~nl opportwtlties' (()I' international students IO get IOgcthcr. We n:grct lhar.
the SUffolk Journal was DOl able to n:floct this.
On behal f of 1hc international s1uden1 communily at
~uffolk. we look fonvard 10 seeing you at the spring events.
Sipccn:ly,
Diego Lopez-Tapia, BA
Candidate in Communications, President~ftbc
International Student Club
~°'"
·sfilfolk Ioinnal
UNFORTUNATELY,WE MUST BEGIN
· , ·f\ET-IIRNINGTE
XTBOOKS TO THE .
PUBLISHERS STARTING MARCH 14
NEW SP~!i\JG
Thursday, March 3, 1994
During Student Activities Period
1·2:30p.m.
In Fenton 430 B
All ARE WELCOME
CLOTHING
T: SHIRTS SWEAT-SHIRTo
SHO~TS . ~
·vACK'ETS
HATS /
.
NOW1 ST~K ·-CHECK 'EM OUT
N
tlE\'.' IJESIGt/S'
'nix rJ'
MATC:J'
110 AIIIIVAL FU.,
A ll,000 W)rr LIWE. ~ : ,
•
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I
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l:,,.) ·..
. ..
A~ IIAnONW1~ · JR«Ji.1iw<I..I _
How·s THAT FOtAII E.YE.~ T.·
,
~
n,;, Suffolk Joumal o Wcdaaday, Man:h 2, 19911
BLC announces language
New "Body-Snatchers" is major let down
service program foaising
on·pc:,,Landlnt'lstudents
,
~
■ SNATCHERS
Coatimlcd from pqc. 4
timetosculedowninlhci(aew
ml a t h i c t ~ ~
is also• coupk al good Kt-up
7.;,.,.,,lhe_dT....
As a 1radua1c or SuffoJt ncigbbo,hood when they find aremildoompM,dwilh.today'•
University #and one-time tbmndvesuptothdrtasin ' mndardsandtbereisnotbing
- haed'.llf.ycu havm'llCCfl bopeer tutor, McDooaJd ac- pod people.
1D bctwetn, •tti"e get the o&d • fore. One can't help wanderpccr tutors to _telp deaf with knowlcdau lhlt the 11uden1
the special luue1 created body does not alway, koow warnings, which, of comse, ,t ini what ~ coold hive
by lhilse 1tudc1us, she would what services are available nobody belie~cs. a romance ~ had the story bcc:n oriaibetween Marti and a ~ .
like to 1ltcr--, tbe nwnkr to them on campus. Hct
1b1 plenty of chllC ICIClliES.
8vc:n though the cbancter-.
ol ~ IUlon and in- hope is that by promoting
Fann ("Bad ~ iultion i s ~ the per-elm ESL ~ her program, at lust one
Her Srulelt ~ bo'II'- ' lhldenl will be able 10 gel
ovcr,~Wto'havesome lbe help she or he need~ to &low i-:e, The movie is ... woman;_ bdicYlblc • b
is
1011 of lu.lJUtlO lab, much succeed.
tivdylhort.bulbllfofitiull film's baoin8 ud rilc:I • a
like the caaverutional
"'The program has really
~sct-up.Whltbc doclgivelhe true indivickall.
~ &91ebed to ESL taken off," McDonald said. itory i! Jou o{ mq:,y IOlda
Tilly ("Map:ndcj ii •
~,fub cliuc,p so that ilu- "I'd still like to have everydenW would be able to prac• one be aware that the BLC
dee llie.ir tan page skill} in · is available to help them.'"
• comfonable 1urroundiag.. •
■ BLC
Continued from page 1
fnai.
co:npku.lcnockowinbcrrolc.
~! u;eam1~':::m:.
chillinaalbdt-briHpxtn;1or
an emotionless clone of her
original persona.
'
Forthcncw~94's
version of "Body Salleheis'"
serves ill purposo. but even
llill it is ditrlCWl to • much
originality in a lricMc lbal. ~
Kmbkl every alien invuion
mm or the lat tM:e decades
;:;~.~= .!=~~~ (=1::1! ~~--;-~\':
Living Dead" Wquldn' t It be
easier to just rent the 1978
vcnion?
-Chde:C+
Int'I students refute "Voices" claims
■ INTEltNATIONAL
"'~ f r o m P.BP 6
for ProlpecbYO lntcmarioml Students..
As yoo can see, SuJfQlk is providing different opportunitica1for international students to get together. We regret that
the ' Suffolk Journal was not able to reflect this.
On bcbaJC of the internationa l student community at
~u!Tolk, we look forward to seeing you Ill the spring events.
Sincerely,
RESULTS G~EDl~SDJKB.1nc. NI• dlUINonk
Oc~Sanc:lliz-Pcnalvcr.
MPA/H
~
, ClE
&.
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AcquiriDa playen RICb u Billy
Hatcher, Scoa. F1etcbclr ad Andre
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movo for ·• Imm tbll nocded opcrienced
to be role pl~yers
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lheae tbrcc tcanu beia& looked: at. ..--
seem co have tbc t,ripat future.
Since 1986. the f111!iot1 have aec:a.
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library. Carol Sawyer Pub,
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many c.....,_ oa1aod off the field Uaiwnity TNslce. said lhe- p d
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Eight years have~. three ~ n teams are still in the rebuilding proc~
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New O)WCI' Robert Kraft !iOCffiS to
haw, I aawinc intetat in both the
Patriou ~ ~the New EngJand area.
Kraft, 1 football fan himself and
focmc:r seaioo ticket holder, may be
the finl ever owner Boston bas ever
seera lhat hll a true love for the game.
a!l(l not.just the profit that can made
from it. A coach the caliber of Bill
Pvcells is another intangible the Patriots have.
With its slim 1993 payroll, tbe
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.rrom.~12
c~pionship. The most classic
the Sox baded third
of tbe future Jeff Bagwell
for vecenu:i rdicvu Larry ,Anderson.
Acquirio1 pl1yen IRlCh u Billy
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CS1C e&me when
buaDan
Hatcher, Scott Aetcber and Andre
Oawaoo Would have bee.n a iOOO
move for a team that needed ~pcricncecl vde:nlµ lo be role playcn
down- the ltrctch na.q of the regular
Patriots will have lhe most money to
spend oo free qcau before the .-I·
ary cap takes offeci tbii 'cocnin& ICI·
son. When 1 ·team offers a $!I milliM
deal over four years to a place kicker,
as the Pats receotl) did with Oolphini 'kicker; Pete StOY!J)Ovich, you
know they DQt only have .the dough,
but are willing 10 spend ii.
The PatriOU also have something
lhat neither the Celtics •DOI' Red Sox
can boast of-a franchise player in
young quanerback· Drew Bledsoe.
Since 1986, these three teams have
u~eoeed more downs-than ups
and it is the. Patriots who bave-manai?I, to come out"on. ~ of the ~
building race. Should the Red Sox
~ Celtics foUow the lead or Kraft
and the Pats, the Boston sporu: scene
will be sitting preuy in the late nineties and into the 21st centul}'- 1986
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these three teams being looked at.
special rdatiorlship with support « the
source Maoqcmcnt (labor relations
many ctwac:un on and off the fidd
go. '.ll'be list conjura up
mcmorics, most of them unpleasant
ones. Billy Sullivan, Victor Kiani,
Fran Munay, Paul Fireman, Rod
Rust, .Dick MacPnenon. Starting
quanerback Jeff Carlson?
Altb,ouih tl'fe Patriou may h&\'e
tJte Oeve./op-
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Suffolk University's Calendar of Events
Maich 2 - 8, 1994
Wll!Qllday 3/2
10:00 -10:50
11 :00 - 11.:50
11 :00-11 :50
11 :00 • 12:00
12:00 • 12:30
Ballotti Leaming Cenl.Qr..Study Group: Statistics 250
Ballotti Leaming Center Study Group: lntennediate Accounting II
Baltotti Leaming Center Study Group: Statistics212
Ballotti Leaming Center Study Group: Organic Chemistry
Ballotti Leaming Center Study Group: Physical Science
Sawyer430
Sawyer430
Sawyer428
Fen10n438
Sawyer430
Thursday. 3/3
1:00 -1:50 Ballotti Leaming Center Study Group: Statistics 212
1:00 - 1 :50 Ballotti Leaming Center Study Group: Microeconomics
1:00 • 1:50 Ballotti Leaming Center Study Group: Conversation Group
1:00 • 2:00
Ballotti Leaming Center Study Group: Accounting 202
Ba1lotti Leaming Center Study Group: Organic Chemistry
Alpha Phi Omega Meeting
Sisters and Brothers, ~ Poetic Rendition
1:00 • 2:30 F .A .C.T . Speaker - Tug Yourgrau of South Africa
1:00 - ;!:30 Tau Kappa EpsUon Meeting
1:OP_-2:30 Stud$\t Government Association Meeting
1:00 • 2:30 WSUB Meeting
1:00-.2:30 Bela Alpha Psi Meeting
1:00 - 2:30 Malh Dept Tutoring
1:00 • 2:30 Haitian American Student Association Meeting
1:00 - 2:30 English Dept Meeting
1:00 : 2:30 Philosophy Club • Astrologists
1:00 - 2:30 Marketing Club ·Meeting
6:00 Cultural Extravaganza- Culture, Music, Singing , Food And Dance
1:00 • 2:30
1:00 • 2:30
1:00 · 2:30
Sawyer 1108
Sawyer 1129
Ridgeway 'l07
Sawyer 1125
Sawyer430
Fqnton 337
Archer 110
Sawyer 1023
41h Floor Sludenl Acilvttles
Sawyer423
Fenton 603
Sawyer 927
Archer 632
Sawyer 426
Fenlon 338B
Sawyer808
Sayiyer929
Sawyer Cafe
.ErilW....38
11 :00 • 11 :50 Batlotti Leaming Center Study Group : ty1icroeconoi'nics
8:00
Dance Series: Beth Soll end Co. presents ~
~ v . 3/5
.
10:LSAA Board Of Directors' Meeting
8:00
Dance Series: Beth SOIi and Co. presents ~
2:00
Dance Series: Beth SOil and. or.;. presents~
I
Monday 3/7
9:00 • 9:50 Ballotti Leaming Center Study Group: lntennediate Accounting II
10:00 - 10:50 Ballolti Leaming Genier Study Group: Accounting 202
11 :00. 11 :50 Ballolti Leaming Genier Study Group: M l c ~ i c s
12:00. 12:50 Ballolti Leaming Genier Study·Group: Slatistics 212
1:00 - 1 :50
Ballotti Leaming Center Study Group: Conversation Group
2:00 • 2:50
Ballolti Leaming Genier Study Group: Slatistics 250
5:30 • 7:00
Graduate Information Session
Sa)!V)'er430
Sawyer430
.~r430
Sawyer430
Ridgeway 'l07
Sawyer430
One Beacon Street, 251h Floor
Tuesday. 318
11 :30_ 12:45 Ballolti Leaming Genier Study Group: Organle Chemistry
.
Ballotti Leaming Center Study Group: lntennadJate Accounting II
1:°'O • 1:50 Ballotti Leaming Cente~Study Group: Statistics 250
1:o/f. 2:00 Ballolti Leaming eentet Study Gloup: j\ccounting 'l02
1:00 - 2:00 Ballotti Leaming Center Study G!OOp: Physical Science
1:00 • 2:30 Student Government Association Meeting
1:00 • 2:30 Women 's Center presents •Madonna And Past Modem-Culture•
1:OO - 2:30 Program council Meeting
1:00 - 2:30 Humanities Meeting
1:00. 2:30 Tau Kappa Epsilon Meeting
1:00 - 2:30 Malh Dept Tutoring
·1:00 • 2:30 Admissions Advice Meeting
1;00· 2 :30 Suffolk Univ. Hispanic Association Meeting
1:00 - 2:30 Theatre Dept Workshop
1:00 • 2:30 Bata Alpha Psi Meeting
1:00 - 2:30 Accounting Dept Meeting
4:30 - 7:00 EOSA coffees
1:00 • 1 :50
Sawyer430
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Sawyer430
Sawyer~
Sawpr1
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Sawyer 1122
Sawyer423
Sawyer427
Fenlon~
F-438
41h Floor Studenf~
. Archat832
Sawyer821
&!wyer 921
Fenlon 430A & 4308
Sawyer927
Sawyer428 .
Fenton and ~wye, l.obblel
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,LkJoumal • Wodncsday,March2, 1994
University's Calendar of Events
1p: Statistics 250
Sawyer 430
Sawyer430
Sawyer428
p: Intermediate Accounting !I
1p: Statistics 212
1 Organic Chemistry
p:
1p: PhyslcaJ Science
Fenton 438
Sawyer 430
Despite strong effort, hockey team•~_
seaui incomistent
:!i :"vu:1! ::: .
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Statistics 212
Mlcroecooomlcs
Conversation Group
Accounting 202
Organic Chemistry
•
Sawyer 1108
Sawyer 1129
Ridgeway 207
Sawyer 1125
Sawyer430
Fenton 337
l)O
xrthAfrica
ling
Archer 110
Sawyer 1023
4th Floor Student Activities
Sawyer423
Fenton 603
Meeting'
Sawyer927
Archer632
Sawyer 426
Fenton 338B
1 Food And Dance
ng,
-
Sawyer 808
Sawyer 929
Sawyer Cafe
Microeconomics
wbo u.oderachievcd." said a
rcfJa::tn,,cOOICb Bill Burm.
..It
was~ difficull ~ for many
rcascd,
but mainly because
we cidn't play up to oo,:cape-
bilitics."
The 1993-94 hockey icam
ended U sc.ori with a disappcantinc 9-13-1 record which
~ th::nl from competU11 in 1be ECAC ~
tral-&uthpillyoft"s. This record
is da:eiviDa b¢ausc the Rams
bad the ~ fOf a much
beuer ..on. They boasted a
strong line of forwards and
depth • the goaltender posilion. Cliris Dwyer, Jim
Fitqtnld and Bill Santos .all
~ I.ms· pHt season to
provide what• critics viewed
would be a sq:oog offcosivc.
1
threat and lbm ,~
rttumcd
10 lib iap ~ in frod of
lhc 'Suffolr:lWUJC.
McDermott~. Rm ·
C. WaiilvThealnl
'~ .
Sa~er430
Sawyer 430 ~
S/IW)'er430 •
Sawyer 430
Ridgeway 207
Sawyer 430
One Beacon Street, 25th Floor
Sawyer430
Sawyer 430
. Sa--¥•' 1108
Sa~rrfes
Sawyer 1122
Sawyer423
Sawyer427
FonlDn 337
Fanloo 438
4th Floor Student Ac1lvt1lee
An:her 632
Sawyer821
1etlng
Sawyer921
Fenton 430A & 4308
Sawyer 927
Sawyer428
"Fenlon and Sawyer Lobbies
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Thi! Celtics, Red Solt and
Patriots all played for a chamP,ionship. While the. Celtics
won their 16th NBA Championship, the Red Solt, I»
hind . Bill Buckner's a.ntic1,
)OS( the World Series and the
cindeKllaPattiotsfellintbe
Super Bowl to a Chicago
Bean team thal was probably the best. of the I 980's.
Since 1916, these teams
by tbcCelu in the SO's is the
Big 'J'b.n::c-Lany Bird, Robert Parish aod Kevin McHale,
The Cclu get credit for being
loyal to the ,people who won
thefJ!. these championships,
bu{ losc points for their lack
of planninJ. For some reason. the;;cities f~rgot that
profcuiooal 1poru is a bulirien. lojurics began.to plague
thc8ig11:treeintbclalceighl-
~ after losing
ics.
a Wodd Smee """ wu in
The death of Len Bias their hands, won the AL East
c:auinly dicm' t bclp, as be
1
would have been the ideal ::1!g!yani= :,:
bm--dlcu"futmeo
case,. Sioc:e then, they have
in three diffinat ways. '1bcy replacement for !tfcHale in endurcdtwooftbefrancbiscs
, are all auck in tbe·proverbial thclowp01t..W'rtbthcdevcland
opment of Bias, a then- wont seasons in 1
.healthy McHale could have 1993.
1
C(NJSince 1990 the Solt for '
' retirccltwoorthrcc)'CIRcar,dnued. but DOI for long, as
liu or could ba.ve been dealt some r~on.' bave pb_yed
tbcy went to the finals io
player. their cards u if they arc con1917, but 1ioce then have foe n.e Cdu .coaldD't have 11antly one player away from
- , gooc downbill.
&Cal tbe dadl of Biaa com1lo fine Jbiag thal ...-
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lbinboc -
ma, ba -1d
bave draftocl
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Suffolk play,.ftho -1993-94
_.
wn1,
ummti', ~ ,or
inpmcalikcthe6-5~· tliing~wia a ~ :iiUfflS•
Jou to Bmdey.
demaod that ~h ~~.. ~ ·
The Rams also bad the du- Im l}cart into ev~ prxbCC
~di:llinc:dc:n·olbflnlingan_ al game situalion. Should
CJAXdllll no IIIDOllllf._of_riJent_B~athwe...apous.iag
could t.ndlc. the snow. Two this philosophy and his play•
games
on nuc
en
1lJ,
used to their definite advan- victories and playoff victotage were eliminated frrm their rics will come.
Amateur snowboarders cap J'llCe
against the pros .at S~day River.
late eiJbtic:s lhat could have
been groomed under lb,e _
Bil
Three while they were still
effecti ve. The drafting of
Michael Smith •and Brian
Shaw didn' t help replaicc the
Big Tbn:e.
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Now tbe Celtics m lottery-bound and have placed
their inside hopes on Acie
Ear~G=
schedule. ·
= ~=~=::·= :: !:'e1::u:::/!:
record. "We didn' t have
enough compctitio,o at each
~ a freshman. saw lim• position," Bums DOtCd.
ited action ~ ·the pipes.
AJateam,tbeRamsex~
bul will led to ampclC with ricncc:d Lhe typo.of. yea: thatForbes for some meaningful has coechcs and fans alike ask- •
nunu cs.
mg
question,
•
Buqgfivill have his work- They displayed flashes of bril•
cut CIJl for him as he airem~ liance in games such as the 8-
P~triots, Celtics, Red Sox all
attempting to restore what was
1986.
Organic Chemistry
lntefmedlate Accounting II
StaUstics 250
Ag::ounting 20,
2
Physical Science
1
tfng
And Past Modem Culb.lre·
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home
bc, :=.t:=: .::
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lbllg a ~ q,at Bums ~ill
hive IO fill DC;d,sc.oa. Bums
said he will be ~ y recruit•
ing ~yas for the ~ ~
C. Walsli Thealnl ·
Intermediate Accounting II
: Accounting 202
•
Mlcroeoonomics
Statistics 212 ': Conversation Group
: Statistics 250
and who will be available for
us to look at." he said.
The season's defensive
standout was senior Chris
Mullen. "Olris came to play in
cwry game." said Bums. "He
played every game with inlensity and came out cwry 'aigbt
with a 150 pcroc:nl cff'Clt."
Scn,'o/ dcfenseman Marlc
Tsoukalas was also a positive
prcsc:nce behind Suffolk's blue
line. He provided a physical
pn:sc:rx:c and was a solid stay
at
dcfcnscman.
Senior netminder Russ
Eonas completed bis finale
with the Rarm"in fine fashion.
"Russ did a areat job as a
scnior," Bumuaid. ..He played
· his heart~ and was a p&ea.
surc_ 10 c::oecb. ·He is ·a peat
example for bis ~ and
the aniwnity."
The Rams will retain the
services of Sophomore Scoa.
f~wholookatotakeovcr
· . coabDaed cm page 10· . ,
Amateur snowboarders Can-Beth Burnside.
will get to compete alongOn Friday, Match 4, racside the prorcssionals whcri ers compete in the Supcr-G,
the
Butterfiager .. Pro where ract.rs will be skiing
Snowboard Tour· makes its through gates in lhis event
6nal s top at .Sunday Rivei, adopted from alpine' skiing.
Maine from March 4-6, The six-man Boarder- ~rby
More than IOOoflhcworld's is scheduled for Saturday,
,top professional &nd ama- tarcb S. The HaJfpipecomteur competitoni will face
off for the tour champion.::
abip inAhree disciplines and
Regiatratloo for amit.curs
ror prbe money tot,}ing begins on March 3 at noon
in the Whittier Room or The
$4~~:;,d .professionals Summit Hotel Tbeeotry fee
include men•• alpine Jtl)ints ia $75 for one discipline, or
leader Jeremy Jones, me.n's .SISO for.,compcting iii all
Boarder Derby leader David three.
The ~ is sanctioned by
Buterrechea and men's
freestylccham~ionshipcoo- the hllOpWional Snowboard
Federation, and _......t by
tender Todd Richards ..
Top female compebtors Butterfinaer Candy Ban,
inclu~e women:• alpine fa- PauJMitchcllSalonHaircare
·
vorite Tara Eberbard- and Ford Trucks.
Portioo.1 of the Sunday
M"uterpool , who bu two
first place finiabel• in t.l;le Ri Vu event will be aired on
series, Boarder Derby BSPN Moaday, Much 28,
standout Ju.oa Mayen ad 6-1 p.m. • - ,,,,._ p....i,J,d .
overa!I ! reeatylc leader byp,u,""4u
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vs.
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The Suffolk Journal
Volume 52, Number 21
Leaming Center impl
By N.E. P.acobar
JOURNAL STAFP
When Dean of Enrollment
..ond Retention, Marguerite
-i>cnn is. asked members of
lhc Center fo r lntcrnatiooal
Education Commi ttee 10
help implement new services 10 support the growing needs of the i ntc rn11 •
tional student popu lation at
Suffolk University , one of
thcresults wasthcnew language-service program at
1he Balloni Leaming Center
(BLC).
''The population of Suf•
fo lk is changing," Andrea
McDonald, assistant BLC
director, said. "We want to
be ab le to help [international) 1tudcft11 develop
their language skills."
By collaborating with lhc
English Department and the
English as a Second Language (ESL) program, the
BLC has already begun
.•
implc mcn1ing servic
such as a graduate s1u
writing clinic and con
sational workshop, to
ESL and in1crnationaJ
dcnll. Specially trained
and profeasionaJ tutors
also be available for o
on-one help sessions.
"The program is going
well , but not a lot of people
arc coming," McDonald
Hid of the conversational
workshop. "We're on the
verge of canceling it if no
one comes in by the end of
March. I know it would help
a lot of students, but some•
times it', hard to fit somc-
:!~:d~~~~.. thi s
into a tight
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Althoush the BLC has always been available to in1croatioaal•
,-l~lludeats
in the put by teachiilg them
study ltralegic,, in Enalisb,
thi s 1eme11er'1 programs
the study groups that arc
~ out of the BLC, the demJnd :for lhi1 protram ii
high.
..
..We have 30 clients being tutored right now ,"
:~~Uatth7:;: n!b:i::n:;:;
h
McDon ald
_ explained.
"Nu School" discussion at African Meeting
House addresses many "refonning" isQies
By V. Gordon Glt!lll,
JOUR1'1Al.STAFI'
m
.
In a round-18blc fonnal. J<>.
cal religious leaders, t.cacbcn
and minister$ sat down in the
upper ~ of the oldest
standing African-American
churt:h building in the U.S ..
the African Meeting House.
on Feb. 24 to discuss "Reforming the Afncm.American
lntcUectual/Religious Experi•
cncc."
The Meeting House was
cunplctcd in 1806. Locau.d •
8Smithc.owt,intbcheartof
whal was once Boston·• black
community, ii was known dur·
ingtbcabolitionistcraimthe
Black Fanueil Hall
Sponl<ftd-byCampusMll>
istry, the Praldenl'S Office/
MwticultwBIAffaus.lOdThc
Suffolk. Journal, pancli1t1
present were Cbades Rice,
Sulfolkehapwn, e.t W. Jo:k·
son, _pastor of New Comer·
religion at Stonehill College.
Sharon Artis-Jackson, wistanl 10 tbc preaidcot and dua:·
torofmulliculluralafTairswas
the modctt&or.
The audience was welcomed by one of the ooordinaton, Suffolk lttlior Alex Hurt,
whoindicaledthaf.hewam:d
10 form a new radical BJ,ack
Christian Theology.
'"These pcqple...fonn lhc
new Oiristialk •• thougbl." Hurt
lllidoftbcpadistswhoma:Se
up a thought which be called
the "Nu School."
The format (or the discussion was for each ~ ro
respond 10 three prepared
questions.
The fint qucstioo, "Do you
thinklhlltbeao-calkd"Bbd
religion' is the umc as it's
mainstream COUaterpaiU?
What are the difl'crmca or
....
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Rivcn.,pattorofAmaChrit-
tli.,ea..,,,u,,ityo1Dooddo-,
1-::~pn,ta,o,ol
sjmilaritica?," WmlfinclOJaclt•
;!;~is==~~
..... .....,...,.
~ :IO say,
By Skpbl.ide Sao•
emonies would be bclut (or
.IOUaNAL STAPF
the Suffolk coaunwtity. Lead
Brcalcing \he usual tnldi- 'by former ICIUOI' rcprelCID-
==~
tion)."
lection. However, iherc .-'f(II wbclmina number ol ader·
✓
~7:s=:-~=
empowern;,acnc (effect on ill
folJow,n)," comme,iod
~~:
year using a Completely new
selection proc;es.
In ~ng lhls procca,
the goal WU tO UIC it at each
commcnccllltnt 1pcatcr. IC""
Eaehf?'lhejloci,ioool
- .Roaaync .. m-..
Thoillldeal-
..
-(SOA)amorclfllllivorolDfor . . .
RUODl,\T10N
~oopap2
:e..mo:
speak.
.
Another reatOn people fell
that a chu)e .WU ia order
..,
bccaac_
delpile
""OY«·
.,.._. •.still OC·
~y-•d,,,-
speak« ::C:-n::"n'= !:U~
at
graduation rotalel bctweeD
1tream."
Michael ROl'l,&yac, Dean of
R i v a l ~ a ~s-t the College of Libenl Arts
dissenting respon1c to lh~ aad Sciences .(CLAS), aod
John Brennan, Dcu of lhc
quo,tioa. ...... • - School o( M8.Da,eme·a t
thalitisacascofBlackRdigioo versus Black Cllristim- (SOM). When the 1e1oe1iae
iry,bcllid,·"AIJycard'ulrmd-- proceH WU l~DI 00 lut
in& suggests that within lbc
black religi.001 cxpcrieocc, o(-.lllo .......
ence."
Greenwald, SGA foupt for
=e~n~~~dlade - ~
Riee. wbo will pick the
~
=~:
Lion of picking student com• 1 ~ . i ~ e =
offcriagacriliquedtbe"'main--
am:1tcd
.,.......,;... becau1c
endon," be wml
Undergrad commencement
speaker fonpat sti1J unclear
~blackchwchhasal·
ways been a force for the black
community," Jacklon said,
citing the ract lhar. many ~lack
peopletode.yoficncriticizethe
black ct.lrcb and look 10 other
insti.llltiom for answers. "'Jbe'
question is DOW. how ' do we
UK it (,the church, tor (ibeni,.
(daois)•--
Notiq. '1>la<:I: people wue
black
ing with the English De• of thina• ihe would like to
p;artment and the ESL pro-- iU added to the proaram
. . . - ~ r o , - ; b-oatto· for the fiitirre~ from
ttudcatt who Deed bclp.-..
provtdlii1 niin·lniili.na to
In order to keep up with
1he 11eady demand,,
• BLC
McDonald bas de"vilopea
continued OD pqe 8
-utJocidiolwllo....id ·
-~~~-
.
BL-
~
and local ~~ ~ Black Religi"on · Suffolk Foremlcsbosts
..:ii.....:..~ .
..
warm-uptoumey athome
0 ""
rn=:
Aooonloa
UftlllMATION .
.
lO tb='s al·OJMiaaed ma pace I
ways a roll for the changing of •
•
pcoplo or a Dldoa.. "The j,ower of
..,_~tMl'f-~Vllb ~~ .Onsiianity ilcuody • powerthatuys
-~
,....,...,.,..
wn....... ...
~ you can defeat evil," !le~ oltbc
...i, a,t,outtmg <bat
By Du CouJe,
many rdig,ous ~penenccs, but •
JOWNA1. ,r,a
are false. "We OlllSI_deWOP 8 ~ sutrolk U n i ~ the Nalary. that ~ 10 ( ~ ~ t arcn.t tional Wann-up forawcs Toomrunen1
familiar wllh the older rd1gl0.IS expc- this weeker¢ with 16 SuffciOc students
---~ ~,finl~uline":sc,~thc
qui;auoc, N"ow
you acfor lhc d c y ~ IUCb as
ricJ~~: - rom-o,... next. ..1 can't participating.Overall, Suffolk did very
.......,.,.,
""" i;:u
well, despite Ohio University wiMing
buy- in unless it's fact.'' he said. "ln· the toumamcnt. according to Dr. Rich10
got be an otd Kropp, the director of illdividual
"I believe that we have utilized the events for the Forensics team.
wOfd 'faith ' ... as a way of thinking
Among the Suffolk stul:!cnts who
rather than 8 way of being," Rice said perf°':"'ed in the tournament w~re
in his summation. "We need lO be Ange~ M~ , who w~ themabout doing. Young people don't care (ormative , 1pccch competition, and
what we're saying_,(thcy care) more Otris Wllki.ns who wa, a finali st for
about what we're doing.that ~petition.
. .
"Speak to your gcncrucion 15 only
Kevin Conoolly was a finalist m fi ve
you can,,. said Riven; ~hen mkcd what events, Mid: placed thi~ in the Pcnuith•n 'ththc huh
lon.a~al~ygivcn forstudcnt.s
:.'°~ou arc ~niq:ly q~fic:... can w~ _
paruc:ipelC m at I ~ _ive evenu .
f
•
COUGt
~thctt!c~
~
!:::~ ~
they an: occurringr y you
The grow:th. Rivets said, represents
t h e ~ o/ the "religion o/ the
~~L~-~~• ... • .~
power wtucb ~ oo the ~1filled" people IO ~d the commumn:
from t h e ~ which u ~ further
~
the rilinista for ~ P ·
7he tenants of Black Rcligwo (an:)
~~foe and ,r ~ ,"U:dded Ii ~c~:
he ~
~
=.:,. ::: ~ .
ina' lfDder modern urbanism .
~ • • growth ii) an~
d.ve tqp00,te· over IOfflcthioa poor
people 0Clllid DOl ~ " 'he a,id.
Ri9t, dcdlrin& 'thal tbis rise is also
appllla: in the Caholjc Church, said.
rokof BJ.d.Rdipin"'tballimits(bjack
pcopk) to 8 dicbocom d blackness
and hi
~"
y
J~
called for an cnluu:lc. d the prelCfll role of Cluistianity .
: lives d African Amcricam ~
thaoa"h .... ..: ..golit,.said,''Wc,in
effect, ;;;;:God we of the pictlR."
~~m• b~.,,~~!)'
-~ ~
rcmini.,clng on the by-gone da~ when
oth,;.
ii wasn't ncccssary 10 exclude God
from "everyday talk."
__,..._ w
,--..
ua::,
wa
-... ................. ' iTw
bin dlUcbcs art not."
~cc:;:~~:.~
au1n;:J
::!n~~=ti~.
~
me'~ due ~a:s;~ paml qucstiom, Anis-Jacbon allowed
Aita the pwlistsanswcml lhc ~
-9lilt ltil ii black people tr)'UII IO com• for a brid' period for wrap-up compllC their destiny. Ot's) a rdloc:tioo of mcn&1 by each pmcli.st to further his
rr.al p::,wtr." 1
points or to defend them to the other
"W1- is the ~ g role that rcli• pandim and the assembled.
gion in gencnJ and Chrilliani1y in
Rivas. who said that religion is II
particular i1 ~ving on lhc lives of fonn ol everyday life no mattcJ what
Afric:aD Amcricms? What docs it im- people ve doing, was first to comply about the c;bangina role ol religious
lcadcn:r was the third and last qucsti.cm, to which Johnson was first to
the
On the powei of communK:acion
th.al. was cssaitial to
discussion.
Johnson said, "Words ccnnccl you
with other people and lhc wortd."
Without hcsita1ing for a second.
JIIWOO rcspoodcd, "your life," when
asked what thc price for fn:edom wa.1.
..You cap'! liberate a pcoplc...if you're
DOI willing 10 die."
Lastly, Rkc ootr.d the disunctioo
between Black Religion and Black
Ouistiani1y. He explained that Ouistian.ity is II way, but noc ,the only way
and "that's the principle moment in
Black Religion."
:~:~-::::;:!:::.the
~ ~=::::!:g
~
=
lnfor-
..,,_.
RussPallmwasafmali:slinLlncoln-
successful season, Mary CUnningham
~ a quartcr•finalisl for that compctition as well.
The Suffolk forensic s tea m
1~
coached by Communications profcs.
sor Surah Catroll. Communications and
Journalism department chairperson, Ed
Horris. is forcnsks dircclOr. Assistant
coaches for the competition wen: Anne
and Zack Ellioc and Kristin Cilokosz.
(
The Suffoll<.!0\ll1!0l • Wednaday, Man:h 2, 1994
Change from CLAS to SOM could mean a
Sawyer Cafe new
different process iJi commence speaker .selection location for·SGA
■ · SPEAKER
Continued froffi page I
Brennan was no1 aVailablefor~ornmend iL" '
The commiu.ce Lut year wu made ment yesterday. However, in a pn,up of himstlf, Dean
Stude ntl viou1 interview wilh the Jaurnal
s hould be a ~tandard thing, given Nancy Stoll, ,Auoclatc Dean David .at>:otu two weeks aao, Brennan stated
solely to their sheer number.
Robbins, i:nemben or SOA, Program he saw.no need to change (rom how
Graduale! also have !heir own pri- ·Council imd Council or Presidents they decided the speaker in the pasL
vatc ceremony every year called a '-and other assorted student organlz.a- At the time, Brennan stated that he
hooding in which II graduate speaker lions, Ronayne .rec.all ed. He did note bie~ nothing about how the process
is allowed 10 addrcs1 a· (cw words to that he ,.reserves lhc right" to accept last year was undertaken.
Some of the qualities Brennan
lhcir class. Many fe lt that if the gradu- or reject ~e final pcnon if in fact he
ates had this ceremony, than they did not feel the selected individual said he was looki ng for in a speaker
was 1omeone who w11 a "solid
should not feel slighted if an under• was not. appropriate for the job.
graduate speaks at this graduation
Last year, due 10 the fact that this ci1izell", had a hi&h grade. point
ceremony.
idea was implemented all ai. once average, was active in extra-curUndergraduates had previously withlillleadvanccwaming,onlythrcc ric ular activities and "normally
spoken during the commencement, people applied for the honor. The SOM" 11udenL
.
but not on a yearly basis. Instead i1 three were: Thomas Belmon1e, a
Brennan did say a1 the time he
would follow "regular tradition."
When asked ir 1hat meant only an
speaking one year and the ncs.1 year Council or Presidents ,; and SOM .student would be eligible to
having a graduate SOM s tudenO Greenwald., ~ho went on to be named be an u ndera rad uate 1peaker,
speak. The four-year cycle includcl the commencement speaker.
Brennan merely repeated the stategraduate and undcraraduate1 from
Even though a.AS was respon- ment a bout fo llowi na trad ition ,
SOM and CLAS.
sible for choosina tbc speata, the making it aound very much. like a
Ronayne was responsive 10 1he search wu 00( limited to just CLAS
pr~t::is~:; interview, ·teams hu
idea then and praises the idea today. undergraduate 5tudcnta. Last ycar'I
Ro nayne said he hud ta lked to undcrgradua1e speaker, Greenwald, senl Brennan some information
about last year's selection commit,
Brennan recently, but they had n01 was_a graduate from SOM.
spoken aboul the undergraduate com•
However, because l.tus year's SC· tee ~nd the ...way that commitiee
menccmcnt speaker. When asked to lcction of II graduation s peaker is went about its business. Karns said
common on whether he would rec- being decided by SOM, it docs n01 she , has yet 10 hear from Brennan
ommcnd ha"ing a cofflmiuCC decide ncceuarily hayc to follow the.same on 1he issue, bul believes SciA will
t11e student commenccmcn1 spcakCr, fonnat u 18$1 year. Brennan has final be making con1act ',\'.ilh •Brenna n
Ronayne stated, " I would recom- say in whatever decisions arc made-. soon to move this process forward:
oi.
:o::::i:::~~~"::J:~ ~ ~:.; :~o~:~~;7r
~
election speaches
· The Student Government AuociatJon (SOA) would like to ·•n•
n.ounCe th11 their election speeches
scheduled for this Thursday will be ..
held In the Sawye r Cafeteria instead or in Sawyer 427-429.
·
However, due to the threat or the
possible s nowstorm a s now date
hu been announced for the elcc•
don speeches. In case of acbl
cance ll ation,
SOA e lec 1ioa
s peeches will beon T~esday, Marcb
8 at I p.m. tr that ha ppenJ, the
Student Forum, held before ~h
mceling, will lake place befor;e · the election 1peoches.
. The votlna wjll thu be held that
day from 2 p.m .• 4 p.m. inside the
ca(eteria, and on Wednesday,
Marc] 9 from 10 a.m.• 4 p.m. mtd
Thursday, IO a.m • 4 p.m in the
Sa~yer Lobby.
r
so~
rr there is no school cancellation
!~~I
t;e:i;;•0 ~~h~e::
T.:!:~
the SOA elcclions will remain on
their original schedule or Monday,
Man:h 7; T uesday,. Man:h .&; and
Wednesday, March 9. All arc.encpuragcd to attend,, 1he s pecchc'a
and vole.
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lboSuffoll:Jomul , w&ct.y,Man:112.1994
--c.. ~~ .
By JuatJn Grieco
JOIJaNA.L STAW
Bdore this conuoversial l&OfY of
.
.
Spriqg - acatlons.to wanner c~ates at bargain prices
v
eludes all meals, drinks, and
1pons.
PariJ staled thlll: Nusau is
one or I.he placa where u.-vclm can get I.he best deals.
The Vacation Outlet ofrers
trip1 10 Nassau bc&iMin1 II
Do.._......, _ _
---i.-.,,·.. .
.... ,......,.r..-_
cU .....J ,Uideu you're a
atic:r or a IDOW lover, )'OU•re
pr(lbablyJnYiailrfurdailwiD-la'lomd.
.
s«ina:datpcmible
1lorm1 lurk -around cveiy
woek, • trip down 1outh
__,tobetbcwallOSoto
ewe tbc WUIW blues. ~ut as
caslHtnppod colleae stt1de1u1, many of u. do no1
lave bi& bucks to spend on a
'PRIii break
If you look
bard enough and can travel
cm a few days DObee. you can
go on a grat trip at a <tis-
pnce.
Cruises, Me.Jean vaca-
tions. and other trips
can be
purchased at iacredible prices
ir you can fly away u a
momeat'1 DCJbc:C. Moat tnivd
agcncica offer discount rates
oe trip1 to variou1 locations
•clOlctolbcdlypricrto
•
.:t·
tbe\ O!ympies are
Df'W over
CBS has retunx:d co their DOtDW ~
~mioa, b~~ let'• think
l
1
~ -k)·'tbe l:P,t aod wonc
~ o( (Hympic cova-agc. There WH over 100
hours of Olympic coverage
011 CBS and TNT. Some of
the coverqe wu pricdeu
and ocher momcota were ~
tbedc.
Oneofcbcb<otol the Qlympic coverage was
aJd for trip 1v1Uabilily.
Accordift& to hrit, a travel
agent at the Vacation Outlet
:.~!~r~:~•~ri:::i:nl, .'::
Nassau, Bahamas are lhc hot
VICllt.ion1pouthi1ycar.
The Vacation Outlet of-
c::
to Van Hale.o's venion or
"You Rally Got Mc Ooi.ng. ~
He brought • rock coocert to
the ice with .hi1 lip-fyncbina
and ail'-pitar playing.
Cudcloro, Wbo WOil the
broftz.c ,mcdal in the men'•
~i.. ~cd the crowd a1
he abud lO the Rocky theme
and "t,iving to AmericL" He
made his entrance throu1h
tbc stand• draped io the
Aoxriaafl,g. Emouleoocbc
icc, bekiucd ■ specworand
--rough("
COffll!ICOt■ lor
Scou
Hamiltoa.
Hawewr, ic W■I Catddl>
ro'a movemeou op the ice
that made bil performance
the hiah].ia.hl of the exhibition.
A
bare-c hellcd
Calideloro did • back nip
■ad. bcauti(uJ lripk lutt•
be flirted with the crowd and
momait ot the Olympic coverage wu Dao Jansen 's
Olympic triumph afltr yean
ol trqr.dy. Al mott will remember, Jaoscn WOO h1s first
Olympic gold medal 1fter
,..., of law..,;CBS
..,hi
this~altaum/tJrrt.
Watching Jansen•• wife cry
leln of joy and 1eein1 the
skater take his vicCOf} lap
with hi, ninc-mon1h-old
41,ugbrer In his arms was
eeouJb lO brin& ICU1 lO the
eyes of many Olympic view-
"'·
Aaothct' toucbi.n& moment
the sound o( an estimated
ol the Q!Yfflpic cova.ce was
40,000 1pecta1ors 1iogin1
the coverage of tlte 1slr.iin1
"Haw, Birthday" lO Tommy
and speed lkatin1 icams. lo
Moe after his ailv" medal
■n Olympiad when the never
~ alpine aliiq nm. le
endin1 story of Tonya
/~
..'\rvly
bear
HanlJna""'NlocyKem,...
.,_. lho sound of auch • luge
l\llcd tile aifw■ VCS.. it W&I ,e..
IJ'OUP cl people s.in&ing to • cbc"""'"frcwo1toscethM. ■tLeast
tnae. American hero.
Anothe, · notable pcrfor- some of the U.S. a1blctes
The fiaurc abtiq uh.ibi- maocc■ • the ahibitioo W&I could 1e1 alon1 and cheer
tioo wa oae of the most en- Cao■d.■ '1 Uoyd Eisler and ach ocher OIL
. . . . . ; event o/ the Olym- Eliubelh Brouucur. Eisler
The membcn of the lkiio&
pcl .._. to origin.al pcr· Ip.ID hi, p&rtOc:r ArOWld by and lpecdlbljnJ lcaml CX•
r.,_,.. by Canada's Elvis bet (ed. io ooic o( tbe 1D01C emplined lbe tNe meanina
. . . . . ........ Plilllpc dario1 and bre■ tbc-taklog o/ the Olympica--com.ina to- .~Slojto,cbclil,u moves oa tbe Ice.. It - be ,ctbcr to ,q,raeu yourooun_......,ialbemm's -oobcon,Jy....-,
OLYIIJ".ICS
Paillplcbc--..
CODtimxd m PICC .5
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and
prices
be fouod by callins the airlioc directly.
If )'OU can't afford to travel
to • soulhcm point, pcthapi
S)49.
you can arraage (Of' a miniCancun 1 another harp.in vacatioo rigbl here in Boss
spot. Tbc VICltion outlet of. toa.. Spend • IUgbt or two at a
rcri seven night vw:::atiocs for hotel io 8ostoa and do all ol
jUSl $649. All-inclusive pack• the towilly thing& that you
11cs 10 Cancun tqin al $949 normally wouldn' t do. Walk
and include all drinks. meals. the Freedom Tn.il or ca1eh
one of Boston'• two lhcatnTrip110Aorida ,rcalw1y1 cal llayin& points, ..Shear
popular amon1 college stu• Madness" and .. Nunsensc.dents. Three niaht 1rips 1 Be creative and you can havr
0
Miami beach beain at S299. a fun vacation right here 1n
Tripi to Orlando begin a t 801100.
$269 . Ir you make • few
Withsprinabreaklcssthan
phone calls. you can act air- two weeks away, remember
This bargain vacation in- fare to vipious Florida loca- that you can plan a lrip in a
cludes round trip airfare, tions for as low as S160 round shon period of time. Be creu.vc n nights hmcl accom • trip. Tbcrc arc I lot or arcat ative and have fun. But most
modations, and brtalrJut deals 10 Florida if you look
w::!r~t!;a:h~~
each morning. For S949, tht hard enough.
Many ai rlines orrcr vaca- praylhatsprin1arrives100n.
Vacation OutJct offers a packWith a little luck., we'll all
age to the Margarita lslands tion pack.ages thlll SIIYC lntV•
that, in addition to ahfarc and clen money and time. Delta, be in • warmer clinwe right
ho1el accommodations, in- U.S. Air. and Americari• air- here in Boston soon.
Best and worst moments of Olyinpic
television cove eon CBS & .TNT
W~n.
variou1 locatlon1. Informa-
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count
line, all offer vaeaiions to
tion oo travel locations
can
The third time is not the
II
"The lnvaion or the Body
Sna";hcrs," a 19~ Jtmovic
rema,ns as one gnppdJ-.nd
larifying horror film. Movies rvely reach the pmnoid
suspense heighu of that classic movie.
Nevcnhclcss, '"The Invasion or the Body Snaichcrs"
WU remade. in 1971 by dircclor Philip Kaufman.
Kaufman took the ori1inal
story and tu medic into a tNlj
numbin1 experience.
Withjlw-droppin1 special
dfecta, a clever scrunpla;y,
symp11he1ic■ lly we:11-dniwn
charactcn, Ind a lr.oock-out,
shocker of an e:ndins , the
1971 vcnion not only improved upon the original, bu1
Cfflct&ed a one of the scariest film cape:ricnce1 ever.
So why would • director
wam to remake (yc1 apin) •
movie whkh can·1 get any
hcttcr7The: reason is that every ae:neration should have
their own venion of "pod
people." Or should they?
Abel Fe:rT1r1 ' s "Body
Snatchers" is I well-made and
well -i nt~ntioncd
horror
movie, but at the 111De time: 11
is completely unnecessary.
In Ofdcr 10 malr.c the third
vcnion work, ~ needed
an eneraetic slory and kinetic camct11 actioo 10 propel
the film into the '90s, u was
dooe in the 1988 remake or
'The Blob."
ln.st.ead, the ftlmmakers try
for a combiDation- of the
moody '56 ori&iml """ ""
pheoomena) '78 venKKL The
mix doan'I quite cut it. The:
QCW film Slaoda u • useless
remake.
However, if you blvet1'1
5Cffl the previous films, the:
l1tes1 version o( " Body
Snatchers" is • preuy good
sit-through for the teen KL
Its like tbe so.Mchcn landed
on '"Beverly Hills 90210."
The ploc, while remaining
close 10 the ori1ioaJ IOUtce
novel, i1 the standard Slory.
An EPA acicntiSI transports
his family 10 Alabama lO test
todc: wutc at • U.S. Army
Base. His wife (Meg Tilly),
their five-year-old IOCl. and
hi• teea■ ae d■aJhter Marti
(Gabrielle Anww) . . ...,..i,
SNATC8DS
~0Dpqe8
5•
"Boxing Helena:" a!i limbl~ as it's main character
ob¥u,ion n011e dives with an unforgivable cop-out ending, it presents I
wickedly off-balance tale of one
man'a desire for• woman he can
never hne. The "hook" of "Boxina
Hdena" is that Nick (Julian Suds)
amputates both the arms and lea• or
Helen• (Sherilyn Fenn) 1 1i1.en.lly
0
make her the ..object" of his deal~
The film hu been criticized (cw
be.in& either mi5oaynistic or brainleu due lO the fu out implausibility
of thc story line and lhankfully, re-mainathe latter.lfyou're.lookinafor
ea:aa.n:--
you
:::~e!. '!~':t.~.;~~:;
;:::~~~;a~~o~a
without soft-core sleuy touches
reminiscent of exotic truh like "9 11
2 Wccb" and ..Wild Orchid."
There is 00 dc.nyina that, with the
film'a strona con«pt. • compet.enl
that ooe c.&11't help fceUna !hat she
gets what she deserve&.
Sands ("'Warlock") ia hopeleu u
'lhe pitifully obleSSCd doctor, Niclt.
His obsession with Helena la aocbildis.tlthatviewenwillmo5tli.kelyrcjcct
the bia "limblua sex
scene,"
c4arw:ters of Hdena and Nick ue cliffhuaera and not seriou1 film
annoyin&)y s.lr.elehy.
math11Maybe in a couple or decades
The premile is exfremely
iog, but due to the overly nuhy aomcone. with enouah nerve could
dircctiooofJenniferOwnbersl,.ynch remake "Boxina Helen.a.. as the pro(daughter or 1win p'e■k s" David voc11ive, shockina and emotional
Lynch), themoviol■cbthenatntive tale of mad obseuion that it lhould
flow it deapaUcly nccda. Lynch is have been.
For DOW, with the arrival o("HdIOO--rdlant m odd dream tequenca
and nashbacb lO t.ell her 11ory and ena" on home video, movie-goers
are 1euio1 the chance to 1ee aometogether tt)ele etip1 would be: more
thioa that they may have missed dw-suitable w a M'JV ml.Ilic video.
Feno ("Fatal laldoct") ma.Ir.ea the lna ill limited and brief1bcluictl Nft.
moll of the cb■nclcr, HdeAa. She They didn't mia IDIICh.. .
hu the bitc.h-aodda,I pcnon■ pcrGRADE: D+
fec:tcd.1l'1jllll toobldhctchanccer
ls 10 ooe-dimc,ujonal. She 11 also
isH::.~!
and solid Sllspenscr could have
been
hi~~
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character's emotions and relationships. "Boxing Helena.. does sue-
when Helena teaches Nick thal sex is
• mutua! act ud not one of jui.t aelfpleasure. but these 1c:enes arc few
ceed at doing this, bu1 only in sca1-
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whom little is known. lne cn,ci,a1
type of ending which is to be expec:ted from daytime soap open
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■ O LYMPICS
· Continued from p11e 4
II)' and•illustratina sportmanshlp. The
skien and apced lkatcn were tNly •
team and only had kind wotds to uy
about their t.e:arnm■tes .'
How can )'OU for1ct when Bonnie
Blair uid th11. w■t.chh:i1 Jan■en win
the sold me.am more to heft lbu her
own sold medala? It ia ■&hlola like
Blair, J11111C11, Moe.&Dd Picab.Scrcet
lhal al low UI to be proud o( I.be
athletCI that represented our cou.nay
io the Olympia.
CBS bad intc:relli111 bum■n iocerest llOriea on aeve.nl ol the albleces.
Whether it WIii Viktor ~ • • . . , .
~stance 10 i youoa Ubuiao abtcr
or Elvis Stojko'1 love for mani■J ■rt■,
the stories allowed the viewen to
learn • little about the ■tb.Jc:ta 't:bp
kept; them w11ehio1 .the Olym~
1ame1.
Amona the worst momenta of
O lympic cove r■ 1e wu the seemin1ly endleu strina of stories about
the Tonya Hardina-Nancy Kcrripo
1111■. It acemcd like every ti mi ooe
of the skat.era practiced, cncdi ~ • or
burped, the cameru would ca1eh the
moment. The. word "overkill" comes
to "mind when tbc Cov euae of ·
Harding and Kcrripo ll mentioned.
However, there w■- ._11 leut one
classic moment of CO\'.C:fflC for each
of the 1lr.al.crs. For ,Hudina, that
morrieni c,me whm ,abo sbtcd .over
lo the jud,a: ill ltarLbecallc ol •
~=
)t:::s·!fJ
co
1
'!:,~v!
their lblel, but it· hal ~
TOd)'I
[°"', timet.. .U o ~ ..,;
=::
1hortly before thd medal ccremooy
for the women'• fi1wt llcatitla- An
impatient KerriPJ! - plained aft.er
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and the ugly of the
Olympic coverage
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"Sbe.'a just IOMI 1001.1therc and~
aga1n.:• The vicwen aoc the ehuce.
-to see Kcnipn u a priuy lblioa
br■tinsicadoltbeice~
This year should be noud a the
feat. when the medal winners
■nno11nced wilhoul wamioJ prior to
were
~C:-ft-;'~ihe.~~
alfflOfl every eycnt t&'trwould be
eovtted on CBS in tbc. prime time
strow.
TNT is not alone in their Olympic
rcaulu rcvd■dons. CBS IDDOWICed
that Tommy Moe WOO tbc. so&d medal
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second day of coverqe.
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Editorials·
Were the wro~ athletes honored in Lillehammer?
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Stoaeham'1 own Nancy
Kem1u, a phrase which I
am awe is embedded in the
niind and IOClnCH)' of every
livina person i.n the Boston
and New Enaland area. As
proud u we shckJld be that a
New Eoataod native has
gone oo and excelled in the
Olympics, we must sh back
and review what has gone
on during this Olympic season .
Dart Jartaen, whit a guy,
truly an All-American fig.
ure for our children to look
up to. He wu able to ovcrcome emotional a.nd professional adveraity and win
a gold medal. Boonie Blair,
h had
: ; ao~~;~
~ona0
· Braily Law not the end all law ··
Aft« ■ loq: -S bitla' atn1uk,. the 81Wty Bill fuwly
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poriodol fi,edays""""'
ICCID IObea
amifice in andfort k>stem the
tideol
vidc:Dce;violmccda~u.Nibltednomaac:rwhalothcr
~aretlkm.
.
~~i:-.~bethe~:,:.:::. .~=
=
pooplo fnxo ~ gum. !Jo the""""Y, ~-.,..... "'11y
pwdmc • sun, I/be can euily Jct one oo lhe screa.
problbly M 1m1 expcase than they would ba¥e paid Ill a p l
. - . 10
•b~ flaw with the Brady Law is its naive IU.irudc in lhinki:na
people will beddcrrcd from ,burina • gun beca&Lle they haYe 10
Wik fiveda)'I before they cm leplly buy ooe. If ooc b bumcd
oaoupoo....,·-p1,1,.killina--llbcb
prob11J1y not dunmg ote\"CD _pn& to a pin lhop. hlateld. lhll
pcnoa will~ ap•(1lillllty• poaiblclllld pniblbly ~
DO inltndan o/ WWII&,
The Bndy Law • it DIMis 00W is fine. tu should ooc be
~ amy ful1hts. Whccbcr one 1CJct1 or acc. it is• lepl
::.c:,
tioos aodcoatribatiou from
QUOTE OF THE WEEK
allwkingabouthim."
• Andrea McDooald. assistant dirccmr of the
BalLocti Leaming Center, rcfenin& to a copy of last
wcck's
which the Editor•ln-otlef autographed
(other, quotj,ng a line from the song ·voo'rc So Vain·
byCutyS~.
Jouiiw
=
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shonat, 1118 tbls year, the snowiCll. month of the year to take
1 look at the many COOlributioru African Americans have
made lO thil, the •American• scx:idy.
Thi• brief pause ii fine and e:ipccted or us durin1 Fcbru•
.iy, but it will all be for naught if, u a nation, we don't lllkc
the infonnation shared during thls month to heart and hunger
tor more. 1n Cl.lfflCC, Black. tfutory Month 1hould be used as
a q,rinaboerd for further .11udy and uoderstanding or one
aoothcr's cuthure and contributions.
If we allow tbi1 month to cCNDe and go wilhoot • commit-
:=~o:=~~~;:~~'!;!e:
1:1::~i~y
l( we, as intclliaent people. oo a college campu1, allow this
moalb to mean nothina ~ than a pat on tbe back fOJ
ca:tmdin& what wed to be called •Ncgroc History" Weck• to
a month in otdc:r to make ourselves look and feel better for
11. least 28 days, we bave failed in the purpose of the
~
,. ~ c w ; . ~ B ~
is a time 1ct aside 10 pvc
~ pnile to African Americam duougbout the yean for their
aocomptishmffltl, it is also a time to rM;Ver foract where
African Amc:ricanJ have been. Wilh this in mind, lhc 1pirit or
Black History lbould be kept alive. DO malta' the month. no
mada'tbeplace.cveoiftt. pllcell i.11 thcbcaruand mind.I
_r;:;; bow·
International studeilts respond to small Voices
::~;:int~vecn;:sCt~~~~
g:~ o;c~~~!l;•c::!~~.
Dear E.di
We ~ ~:ting you wilh regard to the interview rvo~e1 'of Suffolk~), "Do Y~ think
Suffolk docs enough for its international students?" by Michael A. T~no, published on
poaeJoflheFebrull!}' 16, 1994issueo£thcSuffolkJoumal. We wou,ldhke.tosaythattherc
NII been a tremendous disaPP0intmcnt amona the Suffolk lnieqwuona> Studc;nt ~om.munlty. as weU II Faculty (sic), ~•use the iofomultion presented in lhe journal (sk) is neither
Olympic Hockey Team
overcome many advenities
and Win the gold. My inost
vivid memory was Mike
£ruzioncofWlnthropstand·
iog on the podium, haod
and throughout tbe Olympies, great Olympic athlcte1·
1uch as Kallrina Witt, Dan
Jansen, and m any "otbcra '
made us aware (!Jr lhc'lnju.aticcs and Hitler-like bappca·
~~cpl':_=
~wive as it presents the opinion of five studcnll, or which
three are American citizens. So, how can ·tbcy be aware of what the Center for International
:;:J.es'~ta::~i::th:;:
and then on its completion,
I
Letters
orcn
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Educadoo
Al Black Hi1tory Month came to a dose, il could be
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Jim's recipe for Spring vacation fun
not. Buttbeydon'tcallMaine 1U1U. Nobody' • 1oln1 to be
VaclUOGlaDd bcc:aase it's the around!
Caribou state. Acadia ii 1
Wepaywition,rlp&'l The
shon twelve hours from BOJ-- buildinat 10rt.a do boloDc to
ton
u1. If you act cauaht b)'
and feature, aucb wonder- Suffollt'1 0 - ..i they put
fut veoua u ·Tbundet Hole, you m Soffollt jolJ. you coald
the Bubble Mouallins, and atill watch Cnlb Tat I)mn.
"Do Me" Point. Fun for the mies Ind Sbwoa Stone on
Jim a.hrle
MM:h ii upon usl Mid-
tennt ~ near\ Fear and
pa&ic ate HI the airl
Don't fret, IUY•• Thcr:e'•
liaht at lhc end of the tunnel.
Seema we goc. some furlough
COfflU''. That'• riahL We
don' t have to 1bow up at entire frucm.ity! Plu1, it'•
Suffolk from Marcb 12 all pracucally (rec. Start pac.ktbcwaytoMatchlll Spina inat
Brak ii combtcl
Yea, IOOD k wW ba lime to
Stkslna aoae .. e ~
drop OW' boob Ul&O • IWamp Contrary to popular ~lief,
IDd like a e:iteNled VICI- hlnlinl out at home dwin,
,:~~bew:!:: tion from tbe Suffolk-10- Sprina Brak doCI not make
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l\loplemustrcaliu.thattheBnidylawisnotgoingtosu,pthc
..{Gordon Gtenn)is so vain ...he probably thinks we're
,,.;.; •• , ro, the bono, of
participatinaidutureOlympie Ciamcs. l 1urely do hope
they dwl oot ,r,atc.b iny of
lhc fiiure ualina compedtion, sol ely becaus.e of
Nancy and Tonya'• attitude
problems. How embarruac:d
I was, not u • lover of lp01U
ud competitioq which I am,
bu1 u 1citiun oftbe United
States to aee.1ucb crude and
unncccsury actions u were
made by those two.
AJM!, if you think aeuia,
slupcd in the knee, which
is truly unfortunate and unacceptable ii overcomlna
cbit~li;e
ript,wilb101DCM:ipulltiom.10padme•l'Jft.lfittriello
mooqaa 100 much, the Brlldy Law will only ~ ~
'~
tbc1 averttge c:itizm fiom purdmltw a tun. Crimi·
nib will alwa~ be lbrco get gum. the avenge cidzc:n will be
the one who will Dnd diffia1lty in lcgally pU'Chasina • one.
m,Jority ol people from gcttina auns. UnfortuJl,IUly in our
IOCiccy.,J,uyin& 1 gun il.lcgally is OOC a hard task. The Bndy law
is merely a Bard- Aid oo the gapir13 \ll'OUl'ld that 11 violence.
Reebok , _
lhrow a pair of uid, "We can't all be he- 10 by.'" ~ere it ooc penoa
those ,noakers OD Dan roes. because there has to who woo. t be altd.q DIii any
aelfisbnell' are the JOUllil Jauea and I'll bay them." be someone to ah oo. the sidewalk In Stooeham OD
men and womeD who are It wu Will Rosen wbo ooce sidewalk and clap u they Sunday, March 6.
today drcamia&, 111d Jomo . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - : - - - - - - : : - - : - : - - - ,
JOY of competition.
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In lbe ahado,l, of all this
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comor- mo~~I've
you the bigat kllcr' lD the
ac
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best enjoyed In moderation,
Sdlool•..,•= No, teriously. Sprina Break would
be I p,od time to calcb up
with Ill the IO.lft' you havm'I
done In the put two moadll
(i.e. ~
.
1f!ko home
~·
am!'J,=~Y red
iaa if tbcy will cat
dccida1 to
row or pouibly even be alive tbi1 space to ~ IOCM of law enforcement qCncic1, that ~yoac wJio tat. time
of going to th e Olyrilpi~• tomOrrow. Or maybe we my own penonal Sprina vacaliontiine can be u.lva- ow. of chcir Ood-sivm vacaand winning a gold medal, can sln>ll throu&b the 1trcc11 Break ICICl'CII, suamiteed to don-time, completely malt• tioo boun to, read '1.onl ol
aod she did, five timca.
of Boston'• inaer city where make )'OW' week away from in& up for the llck-l611Cr e:i· the Fliel.. nccdl to be •
I can remember being IS yo~ng chifdren are belna Suffolk oot oo.ly ~joyable,.,. istence you enjoy the other out Md be •puked, Wl)'OQt
yem old and lilting in the killed and injured every day. but also Ill deductible.
fifty-OOC wccb of the year. who wantJ to comr,&o ~
living. room of my bell Come on people-we must
P\rties and ocher feutJ are al nca has my blcasinp and
0
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my _
p,wyen.
~
tbcmo1thn-
Slffp: Tnaiy
own hofue. T.akc
from a portant thioa )'GU Clll do mil
PY who ii still checking in ·u cation. ~ you're Lo
wlthhisparole offlcertwicea Atubaor,penihacbenl&bl
week. It jlllt ain't worth 'iL " UII jail. _ , . . . . 10 . .
Vacant kJC1 doo'I CUI ii cilher. ielll ~ 1il,m, ol
your time oa Daytona Beach
drinkina twenty dollar cans
,q( beer and bittin, on MW
lntcm1, but 11 mil what you
~
- {~7, Sklia&? Forget
1
iL Then .,ao'1 be• lift tick.et
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cbcrtcd
~hm
Acadia NlbO(lll Patt., Maine.
•1
18d ICil1 We, T\aolday 10 ~ - lawe
maoy P,•b•,
.lpdl~ •.,•d •be1•, ;0 What kind ol friuin' DianJ
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bowl
happy bNd.. i
,
Tbll't all I pl rs JOII
folb. Seay - , lllfc.
SccmlOod .... ustoapond
vac:adoa Wider aevual foc:t
around an. e:itrl day could
1
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iotcmatic:lhal studc:nll?
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smoke with other people. 1ts everybody knows, Suffolk has a non-1moking policy
according 10 the law, 10 this ii ooc. anything directed specifically 10 international st11dents.
butiothecnli~Suffolkpopu tion.Tbc1CCondonc,RimaEJ-Hoss.complain1abouttbelack
of activities for ~ lh:ldentl. Since October 1993, when the former International
StudcnU omce wu closed= the Center for lritcnaational Education (ClE) was cstabfished, she has bad an
·1y to attend Of pamcipate in any of the following activiticsJ
cvcnll that have
place ever since:
(The) tntemalional ' 'food !festival, (lhe) Thanks Giving (sic) Dinner with American
Fllmilie1, (the) Cbris1mas Party
International Students, (the) Reception for new
lntcmational Students, (the) Mentor Program for international S1udcnts, (the) Tu Seminar
for International Students. (lhe) Practkal Trainina Workshop. (the) Oricn1ation for new
tnlfflUllional Students. Biwcck.ly lnt.tmaiional Studcnu Association Meetings, and Lunch
bccft'l:ak:iaa
for
It saddens me that llUCb
girtcdathletessuch~Naocy
Kerrigan
and
Tonya
Hudiog, Instead of higb·
lighting their gifted Wentl,
foud it DCCCll&t)' to display their poor altitudes and
dI
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have round it within mytclf probJem. Cunpioa?
10 do that. How could any~ ,MooK bunting?
ooeWoot.ell, som eo
' ·mes woo- Of q,w,,c. krfin,g? Sure.
1
Scamily ci.l lo-linc 1UW11?
derifthat i1 not just the new M1ybe. Dninken sexu,1
way of the world. " Hey frilbce wan? O.K., pcrhapl
How 'bout Suffolk
Univeraity?
•
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intheC.~WalallTbcalrcl Tbc
Ridgeway Buildina can be
turned into 1i:1 noon or
jacuui with julC a r~ fire
holes Bunaee off Sawyor
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~ yo4.think the B~~.s1~1;1s going to datilr crime?
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Were the wrong athletes honored in Lillehammer?
RlchMd J. HM'fu, Jr. Stqoch~m•a
OWQ.
Nancy
Kerri&!l,ll, • phfase V(hich I
Reebok, throw a pair of
those 1nea.lr:en on Dan
Janaen and I'll buy them."
men and women who are Itw.!IJWillRogenwbooncc
today dreaming,' and some
uaining, for the honor of
JOY 'of competitiob.
In the 1hadow of all lhi1
sclfishncu are lhc young
am ,~re ia embedded in the
mini:I and memory of every
livins person in the Boston , participating in future Olym-
;:0~::w~:~: td ~~-~: ~~:YG::c::, 1 ~~o:
::~h
New Enaland native has
gon~ on and excelled in the
Oiympics, wo must sit back
and review what ha~ gone
on d1.,ring this Olympic sea•
son.
Dan Jansen, wha1 a guy ,
truly an All-American fig.
urc for our childr,en to look
up 1 . He was able to over0
come emotional and pro•
fcssional adversity and win
a gold medal. Bonnie Blair,
:cgeo ao~~':~ !:~c7th~o1:.~
lions andcontrihutiona fro[O
1
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f
•
h OI • •
1
0 0
0
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'. 8 . to t e Id Y~ ~'
an winn':°g a go .
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and she did, five llm~.
I can rcmem~~ bei_g 15
n
ycan old and snung m th e
li vi ng room .J)f my best
friend Stev e n ' s house
watching the 1980 U.S .
Olympic Hockey Team
overc!)me many adversities
~~:;:ne:
]
lhink
cd
there
o,
~~;
which
tional
"'""
iolicy
den".
"'"
tional
establ'itics/
:rican
minnr
· new
..unch
the figure skating compcti•
don ; solely because o(
Nancy and Tonya', attitude
problems. How cmbarrancd
I was, not as a lover of sports
and competition which I am,
bu1 as a citizen of the United
Slates to sec such crude and
unnecessary actions as were
made by, those two.
And, if you think getting
slugged in the knee, which
0
~~
1 ~a°1=~:r:~~:; : :: : ~ ~ ~ • : : :
advenity, I would be glad tion from the Suffolk-go•
~:::"8;
~:~:ny~e"~f:U~
:'n~~~
in& if they -~ill cat ~ r - .
row or possibly even be alive
tomorrow. Or maybe we
• c11.0 stroll through the streetsI
of Boston's inner city w~erc
young children arc ·being
killed and injured every day.
Come on poopl~we must
get our priorities straight.
In the closing ceremonies
nnd througho ut t'he Ol)'mpies, great Olympic athletes
11
~~~~e~.
~:t::: t~:
::it::;o~;ld~~y :i~s;
1
erutioneofWlnthrop stand- made us awa.rc,or thc j nju1•
ing on the podium, hand tices and Hitler-like happen•
over heart rec iti ng o ur ings that have been taking
counlJY•s national anthem, place in Bo1nia. If sticking
· and then on its completion, around an extra day could
calling the entire team up to have helped draw attention
to t at cau1e, one w ere
Join 1m on c
um.
It saddens me that such ma ny people , and again
gifted athle1essuch as Nancy young c hildren arc being
Kerrigan
and
Tonya killed solely because of their
Harding, instead of high· etb.nicity, then I think I could
lighting their gifted talents, have found it within myself
foa.nd it necessary to dis• to do that. How could any,p11w their poor attitudes and one noL
tasteless action s towards
Well , I some.times won•
I.heir fellow competitors to der if that is not just the new
what is suppose to be the way of the world. "'Hey
Voices · f Suffolk .
o
said, ..We can't all be heroes, because there hu to
be somcoac_ to _alt on the
- idcwalk:'and c·lap u they_
s
go by." Here i1 ooc pcnoo
who won't &c alttina on any
sidewalk in Stoneham on
Sunday, Man:h 6.- --·
Jim's recipe for Spring vacationfun
Jim S . h r l f l - - - March is upon us! Mid• ·
tcnns are ncar l Fear and
panic ue in lhc air!
Don't fm. guys. TI:icre's
light at the erxt of the tuMcl.
Seems we got some furlough
- comip'. That's righL We
don't hllve to show up at
Suffolk from March 12 all
the way to March 211 Spring
Break it coming!
Yes, IOOfl it will be time to
:ihto-;::;:::.
~~
~wi!Y,
I've dee~ to use
this space to share some or
my own personal Sprii3"a
Break &eerets, guaranteed to
make your week away from
Suffolk not only enjoyable,
hul also tax deductible.
not. Buttheydon'~call Maine
~::;1::'e:~:~•it:
short twelve hours from Bos•
ton
and features such wonderfol venues as Thunder Hole,
the Bubble Mountains,· and
"Do Me" Point. Fun for the
entire fraternity ! Plua, it's
practically free. Start peck•
ingl
SUddna Qo,,e to Home:
Contrary lo popular belief,
hanging our at home during
Spring Break docs not make ·
you the biggest loser in the
froc world. Barring inicrferencc from your parents or
law enfo~cmenr agencies,
vacationtime can be salvalion-time, conipletely mak•
ing up for the lack-lus1er CJ.·
istence you enjoy the other
fi£ty.one wcek.s or the year.
Parties and oth~r feasts arc
best enjoyed in moderation,
and at the ~pcnsc of otheis.
Travel: Risky & costly. I
mean, sure, you could speod
your time on Daytona Beat:h
drinking twenty dollar cans· :;:erh::~
;~~ou:
guy who i1 still chocking in
with his parole officer twice a
RJ.lly ·"11'~t?1 .s,ttin,? Forget week. It jusr ain't worth ii.
iL ~ \f~'t be a lift ticket Vacant 1011 doo'tcut it either.
availahlc~~toMexico
The best place to party VI·
,Qty. Take it from me folb: catioo week wouJ~ be ·a place
Acadia National Pad, MaiDC. tba1'1 dca,crted and still safe.
~~
i~:::ha~
;:i~
nuts. Nobody'• going to be
around!
We pay tuition, right?. The
huildi.ng1 10rta ·do belong to
us. If you get caught
Suffolk's fl.neat and they put
you in Suffolk.Jail, you could
stiU watch Crash Teat Dummies and Sharon Stone on
~MTV
Spring Break,
Lillehammer" or whatever:
hr
Schoolwork: No, 1eriously. Spripg ~reak would
be a· good ti~ to catch up
withalllhcttuff'youhaven't
done in the ·past two monlhs
(i.e. pepc:n, fMfe home ex•
ams1, laundry~ .
.,.
Altliough I penoaally ft;d
that aDyone w~ takel time
ho
out or tJacir Go;d•given vac.
lion hours to read "Lord of
the Aiea" needs to b e •
out and be spanked, anyone
who wants 10· compulC cosines has my bleuingz and
my prayers. 1
BLC announces language
service program focusing
on FSL and Int'l students.
■~
P'F I
pcertutorsio~Jpde&lwitb
.uo~:e~':: 0!n~~~~~
New "Bodj
time 10~ oown m
their
=~•;'
S ::;.~
::e~:~:l~oal.!:n;· ·
lobe(wcen,wcgd
t~=tl~
the special luues created
~
~slilll
~~
er.=so
fexy
,.~=·
6
lnt'I students refute "Voices"
StJco11.
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for ~ v i e lntamdonal
~ ~ can sec, Suffolk ii providing different o
qts~for inlcmationaJ studcnts' to get together. We regret
the ~olk: /ournal was not able to rcfl~ this.
On behalf or the international student community
We
forward to seeing you at the spring even
,uffolt.;. 1?
. <
· Sipcerc_ly,
Dcfosa
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-Penalver,
· CIE ,.,
Diego ~z-Tapia, BA
Candidate in Comm.Unications, President of the
•
lntema_liooal Sn\dcot E:lub
vacation. Wbcthcr you'n: in
Aruba or ~ . g the niJbt
in jail,~.'.~ · to.' J(il ''
..feut f0Ul1CICIG'lN:lun: of ' ' ,
WflD 'up
only 'f01'
1
mcalJ or pa,1N!I. Sleep from
Tuesday to 'riiiinday. Save
.
'
,.
TNSt me.' J.. '
happy head. II
. ·,
Thal'1 all - •iot for you
~
folb. Stay ~,rm and ale.
to yourself. Parking? No in the c. Wallh Theam! Tbe Seems
ua to apend
prob}em. Campins?
_,
Ridgeway Building can be vacation under ,.teVeral feet
Covered. Moose hunting? turned into 1ix floors . of..-d J?OW, 10 ~ your ~
~ 'surfin,? Sure. jacuzzi with just ~ f~ WC up,
~,cold. and abScantily clad in-lioe skating? hoses. Bungee off Sawyer. IOlutely positively don't tell
Maybe. Drunken 1eual
Do the watusi in your His- 'em I sent you.
(risbc:e wars? 0.K., perhaps t
wor'I office! Go
t 1L
What kind of frigin' ninny
would go to Maine in March?
You'll have the whole place
God-..
·or
your
By Kevin Lombardi and Gary Ze.,ola
: ·- -
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Thursday, March.3', 1994
During Student Activities Period
to the younger kids 1
to 1B years old 1(jho
Iha guns Illegally' .
Mike Duran
Soph0mDl8
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t fl nighL
::a
~Ydoes)tOlalwayskDow.
what services ue available
MIiii
o/spocillbod1a~andin- to them on campus. Her JaDllplmty~dme-.,:
claa asJ.. aaiscaala.
hope ~ that by promoting
Ferrara ("'Bad ueutelll:
. ff pNIIIIII: 1lll;ilb. bow- bor progr~, at least one makes the.p a t e d ~
C'lf!lltcr
~ IOGle : •etll'·will be able to get "Body Saii:ben"
brvei'
she or he needs to ~pace.~ morie
1011 • ~ lab, much
like die c•nrsatiooal
·
,evc1y abort, but half d ~~
~
bed
ESL
1'heprogramhasrully aact-up..Wlmbcdia&iw!
th~t stu· ~co ~ff,~ McDonald ui4~~of~
dcnll would be able to pnc•
I d sbll likc to have .cv~ticc their I~gc skilll in ~nc ~ aware that the 8~
1s •vulablc to help them.
1 COIDfortablf aurrouoding.
every year.
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■ SNATCHERS'
Codtinmd from
Do you think the BradyiJIII .is going to dete. crtmeJ'
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The Sulfoll< loumol • Wodal;sday, Iii
ThcSulfoQ.loumol •Wcdnelday,Mltch2, 1994
1-2:30 p.111.
In Fenton 430 8
All ARE ~LCOME
The Sulfol!<Jaumal • Wedaeadoy, Man:h 2, 1994
lng atbletes honored in Lillehammer? '
,mpetition.
Reebok, throw a pair or said, ..We can't all be he·- 10 by." Here is one person
ihadow or all this • tbq,,1e •sneakers on Dan roes, because there hu 10 who won't be sittin& oo any
s are the youna Jansen and l'll ba)' them." be someone 1 ail on the sidewalk in Stoneham on
0
women who are It wu Will Rogers who-once · sidewalk and clap u tJ_,ey Sunday, Ma,n:h 6.
unlng, Ind some , - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- - - - - - - ,
for the honor of
bg In £1,1ttlre Olym-
Jim's recipe f~I:' Spring vacation fun
. 1 surel): do hope
lot wa1ch any or
sbtina competi-
S.,,,,. ____
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not. But they don' t call Maine nuts. Nobody's going lO be
Jim
Vacalion1and because it'11 the around!
March is upon u•! Mid- Caribou state, Acadia is a
We poy tuition, right? The
ua lovcrorsportl
1
tilion which I am,
iz.en of the United
CC: such crude and '
io:ti:W";,, u were
llghl at the cr.d 0£ tho cunne\.
Seem• we got some rurlough
comi_n' . That's right. We
you think aeuina
don't have to show up 81
Suffolk from M7h 12 ,a11
11
:Cre:.a~.'°=1
Spnng
the knee. which
£ul~~~:u:
::-:ll:1~•:::
i;:.!:~~~~i•i
T~t::dc~o~::
the Bubble Mouncains, and
you inSuffolkjail,youcould
still watch CJub Teat Dummica and Sharofl Stone on
entire fraternity! Plus, it' s ~MTV Spri ng Break,
practical,ly free. Start pack- Lillehammer- or whatever.
"Do Me" PoinL Fun for the
Yes, 1oocdt will be time lO
1
1wol,o houn from Boo-
ing l
Stk:k.lna c.ioae to Horne:
I?
~~°:v~=~~:~
: :: :
Conlnlty
I ~ould be glad
tion from the Surfol.k -10•
~:gB~
.ular belief.
at~m;/:'!::
:::::,~ ~~; ~ser!,!'=~~;:: iou tbeort!igg:t !oserrn!:nthc
Schoolwork: No, seriously. Sprins Break would
be a good time to catc.b up
with all the'Wtr you haVen•t
done in the put two moolhs
(i.e. papen, ~ home Cl.·
ams, laundryhi
,.
i will eat tomor- mllJl!!Y, I've dee~ to ue e':ewfro~ yo:i~nll :~
Allhou&h I ponocally fool
1ibly even be ali¥e this space lO ~ 1c>me or law enforcement agencies. that anyone w,ho takea Dene
=~:~u;ee:,=
Or maybe we
my own penonal Sprina
vacatiootimc can be saln• OUI of their Ood-givco ¥acation hours 10 read "Lord or
the Flies" needl to be taken
Suffolk not only enjoyable,
ou1 and be spanked, anyooe
but also m deductible.
fifty-one weeks of the year. who wants 10· compute coParties and other feasts are sines ha.! my blessinga and
Tra¥tl: Risky & costly, I best enjoyed in moderation, my pniyers. '
mean, sure, you could 1pend and at the r.J:pense of others.
your time on Daytona Beach Never throw a party at your
Sleep: Truiy the moat imdrinking l~coty dollar cans own home. Take it from a ponan1 thing ybu can do this
qf beer and hittina on MTV
intem1, but is this what you : ~ :i~o~~=~~=:i~: \
1
~ y .~ ?, Sqi111? Forget week. It jUII ain'I worth it. in jail, ~
1W"O to . ..
iL 'P,iete.,~•tbealiftdck.ct Vacant lotsdon' t cutiteither. IC8II founcea 'hl:lun oldeep
availahlefrcq~toMedco
The best place to pany
a ni&bL Wala up only rot
City. Take it from me folu: catioo week would be a place meals or ~ Sleep &om
Acadia'Nllbonal Park, Maine. that'• deae:rtcd ai;w1 still aafe. Tuelday to 'i'liiinday. Save
My parents take me there
e¥ery year.
l IL
TNll me. A
bead,il a
What kind ol fri&&in' Dimly
would go to Maine in March? Uni¥eBily?
for~
You'll ba¥e the whole place
Yes. The band cwld play folks. SUy warm and
to yourself. Parking? No in the C. Walth Theatre! The Seem.I God Wl!Db UI to spead
problem. Camping?
Ridgeway Buildina can be ¥acatiOD Under IC\'eraJ feet
~\'Crcd. .Moose buntin8? turned ioco 1ix floors, of of ~w.. IO k,ep your bc-4
jacuzzi withju11af~fire up, your dri~ cold, and abhoses. Bungee off Sawyer. solulely pn&itively don't tell
Maybe. Drunken 1exual
Do the watuai in your ffil. 'em I sen1 you.
frilbcc wan? O.K., perhaps t
fCUOC" • office! Oo
y=:~=~,!
ildren ale bein&
inj ured e¥ery day.
pcoplo-wc muit
iorities Straighl .
losing ceremonies
ghout the Olym- •
Olympic athlete,
atarina Witt, Dan
nd many fibers
of the lnjuilitler-likc happenhave been takin&
1
0,nia. 1r 1tickin1
day could
xi draw auen"tion
1use, one w ere
>pie, and . •J•ia
ildren ·are being
lybccauseoftbeir
.beo I think I could
i it within myself
1 How could any-
rare
elltra
sometimes won-
i• not just the neY(..
he world. "tfey
::!: r;:::~;:·::~~:~
lion-lime. completely mak-
;:'!o:
==•=~~
BLC.~ language
service.p~focumng .
on ~L and·lnt'l.students
•■ -BLC •
the special lisues created
As a 8f'l'.duate of Suffol..lc
Universitf and one-time
peer tutor, McDQnald aclcaowlcdpa that the itudent
body'Cl\)tl not alwaya.know
l,~=ts~~
of aPoclliizocllutora tnd in•
to lhem
.
• ~~ page
I
. peer tutors io belp deal with
New "Body Snatchers" is major let down
■ ~BE,:,_.~'::.,.,-====~=
time,uca1cc1own .. - neipborhood when 1her find
tbemsdvel up to thdr mn in
pod people.
In bc:twu:n, .we £Cl tbe old
waminas, whlql, of c:io.ne, ,
1
==~•.":, ~~=--~ . ::,;~:=
:.C
~
~~!'..,~. _'.':"'1',.
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.
are available
the story bcol odgi00 campus. Her 'and plmty of d-■e - - . ,
... _ , ...
_,_. hope is that by -promoting
Femra ( " B a d ~
hor progr~m. at least one ~ t h e ~ d b:qlin& formance, are surpriala&ly WXbJIKR thaa • _..of IUCh
1
ever,~~tiaYC1~ 1 :::\tp-:!
:
'BodySaa:bcn"•~~ ~ wong. Aawt.' ("'Soeat of
horrqrdaaca•"'Nipliftbe
tort of l ~ lab, much ·
ed
~ .-::C. 1be tDCMC ~
Woman"). ia bcticvablc • ~ Lmnc dead." Wouldn't it be
like lb~ .coavcrsational · ~ .
h reall ·evdy abort, but half' d
all_, film'• br:roino IOd riaea • a euier to just rent die 1978
w ~ UIICbed to ESL
e p~ram as
. Y ~ICI~. Whatbc_doc:a~lhc bue indivmL
w:nim?
-Omdo:C+
classcra SO that stu- ~en ~ff,. McDonald said. story ~ lots of c:ra:n lmda
Tilly (°"Mlllpadc") is •
- .
dents w·ou.ld be able topncI d sttll like to have everybee their lane.age skills in ~ne ~ aware that the B~
a comfOnable_• urrounding. 1s avai,lable to help them.
,.
elm f:SL ~ Her.,...._ w:iab, bow
wharscrvica
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a
~&liah
lnt'l studen~ refute "Voices" claims
■ INTEIUIITIONAL
l • ~ , . c •6
for ProspcetiVII lnt.emadomJ SIUdents.
.,.. you can see, Suffolf is providing different opportunities for iotanational students to get together. We regrd thal,
the •S\lffolk JoumaJ was not able to reflect this.
On behalf of the .intefflationaJ st.udent community 81
, uffoll:, we look forward to seeing you at the; spring events.
Si'ferclyt
De~
~-:·-fe?a)vcr, ·
MPA/H
, CIE
.
·· .
Dicgo·Lopcz•Tapia,BA
Candidate in Communicalions, Presidem.ofthc
·
lnlcmationa!Studen~Club
v•
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By-Kevin Lombardi shd Gary :ierols
11k the Brady.BIii Is going
~BIi
,_, anything flftd -
-
lo get
to dater-crime? .
lheguno...an,lheprob: lo
ung,w.-15 guns anyway. Bealdes lem, (\heY) c1oo, buy 119 oil who gel when hMa p law ever (guno)wherelhe Brady .,. going
~ -•
lleg8lly"
' ~-anyway?! BIi (would) apply."
ian
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aemildOCIIDpndwitbcoday's an emotiOllleu cloDe or her
mndlrd& and Ihm: is DOthina original porlODL
hr#cbalyoum\'m'tlCCll.bof9c'~ocw.....-.94'1.
(CR. One can't be.Ip W1l0dcr· ¥eni00 of "Body Saaacben"
iq wbal Ferrara could have . serves ill puJJIC)le. bu( even
Kevin pn,w,
SonlaRuas
FreehrlWI
Thursday, March 3, 1994
During Student Activities Period
1-2:~0 p.m.
In Fenton 430 B
All.ARE WELCOME
:lday, Mardi 2, 1994
lbeSuffolkJoamal •
onored pi Lillehammer?
a pair of said, "We can't aJI be heon Dan
1uy them."
i--
• who once
go by." Herc is ooc person
roe,, because, there has 10
who won't be aittins on any
be ao'mcoOe 10 ah· on the si dewalk in Stoneham on
sidewal.k. and clap u they •Sunday, March 6.
On ESL anci. Int~I students
■ ■LC
Coatuwed
usl MidFear and
irl
1. Therc'I
Caribou state.
Acadia is a
short twelve houD from Bos100
· aod features such wondertbclUMCI .
fu l vcnuci as Thunder Hole,
IC forlough
1hc Bubble Mountains, and
ri&ht. We "Del Mc" Poinl. Fun for the
~ow up at entire fraternity! Plus, i1 '1
irch 12 all practically free . Stan pack·
21 I Spring ingl
I be time to
to a swamp
oded VICI·
StJddni Clo,,e to Home:
Conlrar)' to popular belief.
hanging OIJt at home during
uffolk-10- Spring Break does not make
11,littlcpub- you the biggest loser in the
llffoll:comfree wotld. Barring interfer~ to use
ence 1rom your pare.nil or
ie some of
law enforcement agencies,
1 S prin1 vacationtime can be saJvaal
tion-time, completely mal:away from ins up for the lack-luster cxcojoyabTc,
isu:ncc. you enjoy the other
ctiblc.
fifty-one wcck5 of the year.
Parties 1u1d other feasts arc
&.costly. I best enjoyed in moderation,
...........
:ould spend
1117 Forget
1alifttickct
ctoMcxico
n me folb:
arlr.,Mainc.
us. If you get caught by
Suffolk's finelt and,they put
you in Suffolk jail, you could
atilfwatcb Crash Test Dummie, and Sharon · tooc on
s
• MTV Spring Break,
Lillehammer" ?' \!-'~Yer.
School work: No, seri ously. Spring.Break would
be a good ti~ ~
up
with all the stuff you haven't
dooe in the put two months
(i.e. pApCrt, lftkc home CJ,·
ams, laundry),,
,.
Al\hol>ah I pe,sooally fed
that anyone w takcl time
,ho
out of their Ood-aivcn vacation boun to read ..Lord or
the A iea" needs to be taken
out o.od be spa.o.kcd. anyooc
who wants 10 compute Q>
tllJh
:;esp!;e:.y, ~!cs.sings and
guy who is ,till chccltina in
with hi1 parole officer twice a
week. II jlllt ain't worth iL
Vacant IOU don't CUI it either.
The best place to party vacation week would be a place
that'•
deserted and.still ..Cc.
peer ful':K' to _te.Jp deal with
the- special Wucs trealed
by these students, she woold
like ta ~ the munber
ol IJ)CCiaHadluton ud i~
. u..ESL aaistanu. _ _
class .,._..,_
ever,fflld ~lilvuo~
IOl't of lJnluqe lab, much
lib the · caa.v eru1ional
~
.llllfbedlOESL
J:..nglialt claucs so that studcnll would be able lo practice their la.nP,Bae skills in
a comfonahl~ , unoundina.
Sltt:p: Truly lhc most im•
portant thing yOU can do this
vacation. ~ you're in
Aruba o r s ~ the niabt
1
UI jail,
1UtC' to, , -· ~
leut fou,t= 'hllun ol doep
a ftighL Wale 'up only for
meals or partial. Slr,epfl'Oftl.
Tuctday io 'i&uaday~
~~aeaJc_ownia~ncw
o
r .:o~= ==
~
7owcvcr.tbcsprdalcffccca ! ; : : . r : : ~ = - = o ~
ncight)91'bood when they find 11emildcomfSCdwithloda)''1 an cmotionlcst cloae of her
tbcmsdva up to their m IQ • ~
and there is DOthing original perscu.
•
~ a 8rachaattiof Suffolk
University and . one-time
peer~tutor, McDonald acknowlcd,euhat the student
pod pcopJe.
~
In .1xcwccn, we ga the okl.
~w=~ =:~ =~
"'bcretbltyouhavcn't ·accobof<ft. One cm't help wonder-
Fordlenewgcncndoo,94's
versioo ol " B o d y ~
m:.•..
a:
body~.JlQt alwaysbtow. ::::,ss~~.' : r :
serves i11 puposc. but~
even
what services Bftl•available._ bctwffll Midi and a ~ . na1.
a«y
gt~
to tb~m o,n campus. ~er 'a plenty ol.cbaac acmct.
Even· though the cbtnder- scmblcs cw:ry alien ,invuion
hope 1s that by promoting
Ferrara ("Bad Umtenint") ization is noo-c:xilttnl, 'the per- . film ol lhc 1-t dftlC dccadea
her program, at leut one makes thc~stakc ol ~ fonn~• arc~,mpriahlaly with ~
~
than a !Id o( such
lbldcnt ,will be able to get "Bodys.icbcn"atabmlillly -.,.11rong. AlnNr" ("Sooat ol. a hl:inqr-daa:iicaa""Nipli,ltbc
the help she or he nee.ds to· dow P,BCC,- The movie is rda- 1 Wcman").it bctimblc •
Living Dead." Wooldn't rt. be
succeed.
·~vdysbon,buthalfciit .inll: film's heroine and l'1ICI • a euicr to just rent lbc 1978
'ihc program has really asct-.up.Wbalbcdoctgi"Ctbc true indiYdlll..
wnioo?
- Orade:C+
J
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~;::i~j::,:r:a:~:v-:;~
~ i! Jou of aocpr ~
Tilly
("'Matlpadc") ii •
one be aw41"c that the BLC
is available to help the~."
Int'I students refute "Voices" clainisJ
■ INTI!ltNITIONAL
I
l.'~ from.,paae •6
~~ lntcmadooaJ Students.
Ju )'OU can sec, Suffolk is providing different
for
opportu.ru-tics' for iaternational students to get together. We regret that
the Suffolk Journal was DOI .able to reflect this.
On behalf of !he i.nicmat.ional smdent community at .
~u~olt. ~e look forward lo seeing you at the spring events.
Sincerely,
Dclon:a
and at the expense or others.
tooa Beach Ncvci- throw a party at your
dollar cans own home. TU:e i1 from a
100MTV
I wh&l )'OU
nuu. Nobody'• &oing to be
around!
We pay tuitioo, righ1? The
buildina• aorta do bcJong to
rom PICC I
====
New · Body Snatchers" is major let down
"
• ~!~~:-! pace 4
semce program foamJng
i
, recipe for Spring vacation _
fun
not. Buttheydon'tcall Maine
- - - Vacationland because it' s the
announces.~
BLC
W-y. Man:b2, 1,994
,,,_
MPNB
G~
'- Penalver,
, CIE
&.
.
Diego Lopez-Tapia, B
Candidate in Communf
tions.Prcsidcntoflhc
IotcmationalStudcntCI
mu,
~ve
~ il'a
catcd and easily acceu.ible. I Trultme." i t •
!,&in' ninny, knowl How 'bout Suffolk
happy head. h
, •
~UIMafc:h? Univenity?
1bal'1 all J, sot rm you
whole place
Yea. The band COJld play folb. Stay WWII! and safe.
ting? No in the C. Walsh T'bcalrc! The ScansOodWlplti ustospc:od
•&7
Ridgew&y Buildina can be V~OO under 1CVeral {CCC
sehunting7 tu rned into six noon or or IDOW, IO
your he-4
t11.1? Sure. jacllW wilh julllfll: r~ ·fire up, your clri4. cold. and abnc skating? hoses. Bun~ off Sawyer. solutely poaitively don't ICU
:e n Senti
Oo the wawsi in your His- 'cm I sent you.
K., pctllapt
euor's office! Oo
IL
kFP
By Keyln Lombardi snd-GsryZe,ola
sgoing to dater crime?
·
NEW ~P~!i\lG.,CtOTH ING
p1owi1 ' 'No. People flat have
!to gel
lhoguno. ..... lhopn,bl<lm, (they) don1 .buy
~Mr (guno)-lhoBrady
way?' Bill (-,Id) apply.'
-
Sor)iaRuas
F........
Thursday, March 3, 1994
During Student Activlties Period
1-2:30 p.m.
In Fenton 430 B ·
>-:
All.ARE WELCOME
-SHIRTS SWEAT-SHIRTo
SHQRTS :v'ACKETS
HATS
NOW- ST~K · _HECK 'EM OUT
lN
-C
~ Soffolt Journal •
wnm~r?
BLC announces language
service program focusing.
on FSL an.d_lnt'I students
ao by." Herc i1 one person
- W won't be t lttina on any
ho
sidewalk in StOoch'im on
Sund•~• MllrCh 6.
us. If you get caaigHl by
Suffo(:k'_ finett and they put
~
· youinSuff'olkjail,youcould
atilt watch Cruh Test Oum·
mica and Shaton Stone on
,· •MTV Sprirlg Brea.It,
Lillehammcr'" « whatever.
ti.
School work: No1 1cri'001ly. Sprina Break would
be a rood
IO catch up
with all lhc atuff you haven' t
done in the put two months
(i.e. papen, ~c home ~·
ams, laupd.ty)~
,.
Ahhouah l pc<.....Uy foci
that inyooc w~ tlkc:a time
OUI of their ~-aiv~ Vile>
tion boun to read "Lord of
the Fli.e1" needs to be tateo
out Ind be spanked,. anyooe
who wanu to compuie cosines has my blessings and
my praycn. )
1
I
Slttp: Truly the most im•
thin& ,YOU can do this
portanl
=!:fflli;
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IC
New "Body Snatchers" is major let down
■ SNATCHERS
and a thick atmosphere. There
iialsoaC?')Upleofgoodset-Up
e c~verut1onal
~ aaacbed to ESL
E.opilh cl.uses 10 tl)at stu ~n~ •~uld be able 10_
P~-
oompldc- In her role.
Sbc is tbc fil1t lo bc clkcn (l'iel'
in the ramily and delivm •
time tosealedowninthcirncw p~.ibespc,;:ialeffects chi.llmg albeit brid'ponrait of
A3 a gnduate•9f Suffolk neighborhood~ -~ ~ an::qlilda:mpadwitbloday's an cmotion1ess clooe· of her
and
Uo lvcnity and one-time tb?nsdvcs up to their en m ltlDdards " there is m>thing ori~penoDL
pod people.
·, ht:re tbll you bavco't seen boFortbenewgencndoo,94'1
lo _between,_ we gee the old fore. One cm't bclp ~ - vmion of ~ SaalCbcn"
body does DO( always know Wllmlll&S, ~hlch, of cwne, . in& whal Ferr.a could, have serves its purpose, but even
what services are available
stillitisdifficuktoaeemuch
b:a u.iporiginalicyinamovic.lbattoto them on campus. lier
Even' thou&hthecbarmer- san~les every alien U'IYISion
hope is that by promoting md plmty oldme al:aiei..
Ferrara (:lad ~ izaoon i s ~ the per-- film of the lac ttrce dccadea
hu program, at least one
lbldenrwill be able to get makes the piis&ake d b:qlin& formances are ,11rpri1iqly with ~ than • hint' of such
"Body s~
ac .• ~ ~strong. ~ ("Semi ol a banor . . . . "N"lpi~tbe
the help she or he needs to
slow ,-:C. The rncMC ll rt.i. Waman").il bdievablc • t!.e Living ee.L" Wouldn't it be
succeed.
i
'i'he program has rully tivclylhon,buthatfofit _ull film'• beroiDo and ri1r.a • a easier 10 just rent die 1978
\set.up. Wh1Chedoeagj¥Ctbe true indivitml.
vmior:t?
- Omde: C+
taken off," McDonald said.
S!°'Y i! ko o f ~ tooda Tilly ("Malcpnde") ii •
Ml'd still like to have everyone be aware that the BLC
::e~:a:;-:r::u~~~n~~
is available to help them."
■ BLC
~
acationfun
nuts. Nobody'• &oing to be
around!
We pay tuition, ri&ht? The
buildings aorta do belong lO
Wednesday; Mardt 2, 1994
,
. Ne I
=~-:: =~~!de~;
~ tu~ tolaelp deal wilb
the 1pec1al W ucs created .
by the:!,c students, she would
~ 1Q ~ ~ awn~
of lpt/dlli.zcd:'°tora and lit·
claa ESL ~
.
Her aremst ~ bowev~• ff l ! l . ...
I.d ~ ~abl've
~
h ke
0
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Continued from pqeA
==~•.":, :e~~aory
Int'l students refute "Voices" claims
■ INTE~
TIONAL
I ~ - 6
for ProspectiVII" lntemadooal Students.
As you can see. Suffolk is providing differcn1 opportunities' for intanational. students to get together. We rcgm: that
the Suffolk Journal was not able to rcnect this.
On behalf of the international student communicy at
~uffolt,, we look forward to seeing you al lhc spring even~.
Diego Lopez-Tapia. BA .
Candidate in Communications., Pttsidentorthc
lntemationalStudentClub
,_,..,,_._ .,~
1
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a
alaht-
iurc' IO, -
·wm
••
up oaly'tot
mcala or putl._ Sleep from
Tueaday io_
lfiiii,day. -
Tbat'a all
i
folb. Slay warm
Scans Ood ...-.111
vacatioo Wlder
~. of IDpW, I O ~ y
I
~P, )'OW' ~ cold
1
UNFORJUNATELY, WE MUST BEGIN
-, -~iRNING TEif BOOKS TO THE .
· PUBLISHERS .STARTING MARGH 14
• IOlutelypCllitively
'cm I sent .yofL.
\.,
NEW_
SP~!i\JG ClOTH)NG
Thursday; March 3, 1994
During Student Activities Period
1-2:30 p.m.
,
In Fenton 430 B
All.ARE WELCOME
>--
T~~t:tlRTS SWEAT-SHIRT8
-SHORTS '. VACKETS
HATS .
NOW1N ST~K ·- CHECK 'EM OUT
NO ANNUAi
A 11,000 ~IT LINE.'
'•i.N
I
!'l<..'f
j
AW. 'NAnowi
HOW'S THAT FO«. AN E.YE.-Oj
. .
~ Suffolk J.;....i •
BLC ~ ,language
service piognun f9C11Sing
on ESL and Int'l students
■
BLC
.·
Continued from page
peer tutors to belp deal With
the special Wu.es created
by lhcse-1tudents; she wou)d
like'ia
the number
of ,podillzed lllton and incJaa ESL amtpts.
Her ~ wjlb. bow•
ever,~ WIO liave some
sort ·of languqc lab, mw:h
like tb -c~vcrsatiooal
C
~aaachedlOESL
l:.oamb claues so lb.at stu _
dcnta would be able to pnclice their lane-ge slcill~ in
a comfon.abl~~surrounding. •
~
New "Body Snatchers" is major let down
■ SNATCHERS
Continlled from page 4
and a thick atmosphere. There
ii also a couple of good act-up
=~wi:=
l>ieceJ.
timeto ~
·
I
Weduecday, Mard> 2. 1994
As a gradua~ of Suffolk
Univenity ind one-time
peer tutor, McDonald acknowlodaca lba.t the student
body'does DOI alwaya kn_ w
o
what services are available
to lhem on campus. Her
hope is that by promoting
her program, at least one
ltUdent· will be able to get
the help she or he needs to
succeed.
1'he program has really
takeooff," McOonaldsaid.
'T.d still like to have cveryone be aware that .the BLC
is available 10 help them."
downinthmnew •
RQ~p
'7o~ ~
~
u........., thospoci,ldf<CIS
p)d people.
' beretba:ycu~'tsecoboIn between, we get the, old · ce One ca,.'t help wonderr
warnings, which, of COlll'IC.,..t ing what Ferm cowd have
nobody belieyes, a romance '- done had the srory hem orlgjbetween Midi and a ~er. nal. •
.a plenty d chase ICala.
Bven' though lhe chatactcrFerrara C'Bad Lieutenant") ization ia noo,existent, the per-makes thc~SWC of kc:qJio& formaoce 1 are· surpri•~&IY
"Body SDllchers" at a bnDlly flatroog. Amn, ("Sccat. ol a
· slow pee. The movie is n:i. Woman'1 ii believable • ee
tivdy abort, bw half d it _ all film'• bcroiM and riles • a
ii
i set-up. What bcdoa gne the true i.ndividlaal.
itory.~kltlof~k!Uda
Till)'~'1ila
complete knockout in her role.'
She is the
to b e ~ over
in the family m_wl dcliv~ _
a
clu)lingan.;1briefponn,to(
fi.nt
: : = . . claoc
of her
Forthcnewgmemion,94's
version of '13ody Sacben"
serves its purpose. but even
still it is ·di.fflCUlt to ~ucb
origU)llity in a movie lbat rosanblcs_every l1ico invasioo
film of the last thn::c decades
with _111,n than a bid·<( such
horror clNsica • "'Ni&M• f' the
o
Living Dead., Wouldn't it be
easier to just rent the 1978
YCISioo?
- Grade: C+
Int'I students refute "Voices" ·claims
■ INTEIIIQTIONAL
t ~~ m . . p a p : 6
f« Protpectiwi lntcmatioml Students.
As you can )ec, Suffolk is providing diff~nl opportwtlties' (()I' international students IO get IOgcthcr. We n:grct lhar.
the SUffolk Journal was DOl able to n:floct this.
On behal f of 1hc international s1uden1 communily at
~uffolk. we look fonvard 10 seeing you at the spring events.
Sipccn:ly,
Diego Lopez-Tapia, BA
Candidate in Communications, President~ftbc
International Student Club
~°'"
·sfilfolk Ioinnal
UNFORTUNATELY,WE MUST BEGIN
· , ·f\ET-IIRNINGTE
XTBOOKS TO THE .
PUBLISHERS STARTING MARCH 14
NEW SP~!i\JG
Thursday, March 3, 1994
During Student Activities Period
1·2:30p.m.
In Fenton 430 B
All ARE WELCOME
CLOTHING
T: SHIRTS SWEAT-SHIRTo
SHO~TS . ~
·vACK'ETS
HATS /
.
NOW1 ST~K ·-CHECK 'EM OUT
N
tlE\'.' IJESIGt/S'
'nix rJ'
MATC:J'
110 AIIIIVAL FU.,
A ll,000 W)rr LIWE. ~ : ,
•
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A~ IIAnONW1~ · JR«Ji.1iw<I..I _
How·s THAT FOtAII E.YE.~ T.·
,
~
n,;, Suffolk Joumal o Wcdaaday, Man:h 2, 19911
BLC announces language
New "Body-Snatchers" is major let down
service program foaising
on·pc:,,Landlnt'lstudents
,
~
■ SNATCHERS
Coatimlcd from pqc. 4
timetosculedowninlhci(aew
ml a t h i c t ~ ~
is also• coupk al good Kt-up
7.;,.,.,,lhe_dT....
As a 1radua1c or SuffoJt ncigbbo,hood when they find aremildoompM,dwilh.today'•
University #and one-time tbmndvesuptothdrtasin ' mndardsandtbereisnotbing
- haed'.llf.ycu havm'llCCfl bopeer tutor, McDooaJd ac- pod people.
1D bctwetn, •tti"e get the o&d • fore. One can't help wanderpccr tutors to _telp deaf with knowlcdau lhlt the 11uden1
the special luue1 created body does not alway, koow warnings, which, of comse, ,t ini what ~ coold hive
by lhilse 1tudc1us, she would what services are available nobody belie~cs. a romance ~ had the story bcc:n oriaibetween Marti and a ~ .
like to 1ltcr--, tbe nwnkr to them on campus. Hct
1b1 plenty of chllC ICIClliES.
8vc:n though the cbancter-.
ol ~ IUlon and in- hope is that by promoting
Fann ("Bad ~ iultion i s ~ the per-elm ESL ~ her program, at lust one
Her Srulelt ~ bo'II'- ' lhldenl will be able 10 gel
ovcr,~Wto'havesome lbe help she or he need~ to &low i-:e, The movie is ... woman;_ bdicYlblc • b
is
1011 of lu.lJUtlO lab, much succeed.
tivdylhort.bulbllfofitiull film's baoin8 ud rilc:I • a
like the caaverutional
"'The program has really
~sct-up.Whltbc doclgivelhe true indivickall.
~ &91ebed to ESL taken off," McDonald said. itory i! Jou o{ mq:,y IOlda
Tilly ("Map:ndcj ii •
~,fub cliuc,p so that ilu- "I'd still like to have everydenW would be able to prac• one be aware that the BLC
dee llie.ir tan page skill} in · is available to help them.'"
• comfonable 1urroundiag.. •
■ BLC
Continued from page 1
fnai.
co:npku.lcnockowinbcrrolc.
~! u;eam1~':::m:.
chillinaalbdt-briHpxtn;1or
an emotionless clone of her
original persona.
'
Forthcncw~94's
version of "Body Salleheis'"
serves ill purposo. but even
llill it is ditrlCWl to • much
originality in a lricMc lbal. ~
Kmbkl every alien invuion
mm or the lat tM:e decades
;:;~.~= .!=~~~ (=1::1! ~~--;-~\':
Living Dead" Wquldn' t It be
easier to just rent the 1978
vcnion?
-Chde:C+
Int'I students refute "Voices" claims
■ INTEltNATIONAL
"'~ f r o m P.BP 6
for ProlpecbYO lntcmarioml Students..
As yoo can see, SuJfQlk is providing different opportunitica1for international students to get together. We regret that
the ' Suffolk Journal was not able to reflect this.
On bcbaJC of the internationa l student community at
~u!Tolk, we look forward to seeing you Ill the spring events.
Sincerely,
RESULTS G~EDl~SDJKB.1nc. NI• dlUINonk
Oc~Sanc:lliz-Pcnalvcr.
MPA/H
~
, ClE
&.
Gl"lllltac
•CAU. ToH'IIEE 2 4 ~ r o c h u r e:
1•800117:l"I-- Ext. 896 .
Diego Lopez-Tapia. BA
CandidatcinCommunica-
tions. Prcsidcn1 of the
International Sti.t(lcntClub
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AcquiriDa playen RICb u Billy
Hatcher, Scoa. F1etcbclr ad Andre
Dawson would have been a aood
movo for ·• Imm tbll nocded opcrienced
to be role pl~yers
down.~ lln:ch ~ ol tbc rqular
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build a yOUD&;tcam from die ground
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lheae tbrcc tcanu beia& looked: at. ..--
seem co have tbc t,ripat future.
Since 1986. the f111!iot1 have aec:a.
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library. Carol Sawyer Pub,
Fomldltion'1·Euicutive Oiftdm' ..
many c.....,_ oa1aod off the field Uaiwnity TNslce. said lhe- p d
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Eight years have~. three ~ n teams are still in the rebuilding proc~
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New O)WCI' Robert Kraft !iOCffiS to
haw, I aawinc intetat in both the
Patriou ~ ~the New EngJand area.
Kraft, 1 football fan himself and
focmc:r seaioo ticket holder, may be
the finl ever owner Boston bas ever
seera lhat hll a true love for the game.
a!l(l not.just the profit that can made
from it. A coach the caliber of Bill
Pvcells is another intangible the Patriots have.
With its slim 1993 payroll, tbe
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.rrom.~12
c~pionship. The most classic
the Sox baded third
of tbe future Jeff Bagwell
for vecenu:i rdicvu Larry ,Anderson.
Acquirio1 pl1yen IRlCh u Billy
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CS1C e&me when
buaDan
Hatcher, Scott Aetcber and Andre
Oawaoo Would have bee.n a iOOO
move for a team that needed ~pcricncecl vde:nlµ lo be role playcn
down- the ltrctch na.q of the regular
Patriots will have lhe most money to
spend oo free qcau before the .-I·
ary cap takes offeci tbii 'cocnin& ICI·
son. When 1 ·team offers a $!I milliM
deal over four years to a place kicker,
as the Pats receotl) did with Oolphini 'kicker; Pete StOY!J)Ovich, you
know they DQt only have .the dough,
but are willing 10 spend ii.
The PatriOU also have something
lhat neither the Celtics •DOI' Red Sox
can boast of-a franchise player in
young quanerback· Drew Bledsoe.
Since 1986, these three teams have
u~eoeed more downs-than ups
and it is the. Patriots who bave-manai?I, to come out"on. ~ of the ~
building race. Should the Red Sox
~ Celtics foUow the lead or Kraft
and the Pats, the Boston sporu: scene
will be sitting preuy in the late nineties and into the 21st centul}'- 1986
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over again,
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these three teams being looked at.
special rdatiorlship with support « the
source Maoqcmcnt (labor relations
many ctwac:un on and off the fidd
go. '.ll'be list conjura up
mcmorics, most of them unpleasant
ones. Billy Sullivan, Victor Kiani,
Fran Munay, Paul Fireman, Rod
Rust, .Dick MacPnenon. Starting
quanerback Jeff Carlson?
Altb,ouih tl'fe Patriou may h&\'e
tJte Oeve./op-
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University Trustee. said the grant ~ {Psychological Abstracts"); Wall Street
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Suffolk University's Calendar of Events
Maich 2 - 8, 1994
Wll!Qllday 3/2
10:00 -10:50
11 :00 - 11.:50
11 :00-11 :50
11 :00 • 12:00
12:00 • 12:30
Ballotti Leaming Cenl.Qr..Study Group: Statistics 250
Ballotti Leaming Center Study Group: lntennediate Accounting II
Baltotti Leaming Center Study Group: Statistics212
Ballotti Leaming Center Study Group: Organic Chemistry
Ballotti Leaming Center Study Group: Physical Science
Sawyer430
Sawyer430
Sawyer428
Fen10n438
Sawyer430
Thursday. 3/3
1:00 -1:50 Ballotti Leaming Center Study Group: Statistics 212
1:00 - 1 :50 Ballotti Leaming Center Study Group: Microeconomics
1:00 • 1:50 Ballotti Leaming Center Study Group: Conversation Group
1:00 • 2:00
Ballotti Leaming Center Study Group: Accounting 202
Ba1lotti Leaming Center Study Group: Organic Chemistry
Alpha Phi Omega Meeting
Sisters and Brothers, ~ Poetic Rendition
1:00 • 2:30 F .A .C.T . Speaker - Tug Yourgrau of South Africa
1:00 - ;!:30 Tau Kappa EpsUon Meeting
1:OP_-2:30 Stud$\t Government Association Meeting
1:00 • 2:30 WSUB Meeting
1:00-.2:30 Bela Alpha Psi Meeting
1:00 - 2:30 Malh Dept Tutoring
1:00 • 2:30 Haitian American Student Association Meeting
1:00 - 2:30 English Dept Meeting
1:00 : 2:30 Philosophy Club • Astrologists
1:00 - 2:30 Marketing Club ·Meeting
6:00 Cultural Extravaganza- Culture, Music, Singing , Food And Dance
1:00 • 2:30
1:00 • 2:30
1:00 · 2:30
Sawyer 1108
Sawyer 1129
Ridgeway 'l07
Sawyer 1125
Sawyer430
Fqnton 337
Archer 110
Sawyer 1023
41h Floor Sludenl Acilvttles
Sawyer423
Fenton 603
Sawyer 927
Archer 632
Sawyer 426
Fenlon 338B
Sawyer808
Sayiyer929
Sawyer Cafe
.ErilW....38
11 :00 • 11 :50 Batlotti Leaming Center Study Group : ty1icroeconoi'nics
8:00
Dance Series: Beth Soll end Co. presents ~
~ v . 3/5
.
10:LSAA Board Of Directors' Meeting
8:00
Dance Series: Beth SOIi and Co. presents ~
2:00
Dance Series: Beth SOil and. or.;. presents~
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Monday 3/7
9:00 • 9:50 Ballotti Leaming Center Study Group: lntennediate Accounting II
10:00 - 10:50 Ballolti Leaming Genier Study Group: Accounting 202
11 :00. 11 :50 Ballolti Leaming Genier Study Group: M l c ~ i c s
12:00. 12:50 Ballolti Leaming Genier Study·Group: Slatistics 212
1:00 - 1 :50
Ballotti Leaming Center Study Group: Conversation Group
2:00 • 2:50
Ballolti Leaming Genier Study Group: Slatistics 250
5:30 • 7:00
Graduate Information Session
Sa)!V)'er430
Sawyer430
.~r430
Sawyer430
Ridgeway 'l07
Sawyer430
One Beacon Street, 251h Floor
Tuesday. 318
11 :30_ 12:45 Ballolti Leaming Genier Study Group: Organle Chemistry
.
Ballotti Leaming Center Study Group: lntennadJate Accounting II
1:°'O • 1:50 Ballotti Leaming Cente~Study Group: Statistics 250
1:o/f. 2:00 Ballolti Leaming eentet Study Gloup: j\ccounting 'l02
1:00 - 2:00 Ballotti Leaming Center Study G!OOp: Physical Science
1:00 • 2:30 Student Government Association Meeting
1:00 • 2:30 Women 's Center presents •Madonna And Past Modem-Culture•
1:OO - 2:30 Program council Meeting
1:00 - 2:30 Humanities Meeting
1:00. 2:30 Tau Kappa Epsilon Meeting
1:00 - 2:30 Malh Dept Tutoring
·1:00 • 2:30 Admissions Advice Meeting
1;00· 2 :30 Suffolk Univ. Hispanic Association Meeting
1:00 - 2:30 Theatre Dept Workshop
1:00 • 2:30 Bata Alpha Psi Meeting
1:00 - 2:30 Accounting Dept Meeting
4:30 - 7:00 EOSA coffees
1:00 • 1 :50
Sawyer430
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Sawyer430
Sawyer~
Sawpr1
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Sawyer 1122
Sawyer423
Sawyer427
Fenlon~
F-438
41h Floor Studenf~
. Archat832
Sawyer821
&!wyer 921
Fenlon 430A & 4308
Sawyer927
Sawyer428 .
Fenton and ~wye, l.obblel
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,LkJoumal • Wodncsday,March2, 1994
University's Calendar of Events
1p: Statistics 250
Sawyer 430
Sawyer430
Sawyer428
p: Intermediate Accounting !I
1p: Statistics 212
1 Organic Chemistry
p:
1p: PhyslcaJ Science
Fenton 438
Sawyer 430
Despite strong effort, hockey team•~_
seaui incomistent
:!i :"vu:1! ::: .
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Statistics 212
Mlcroecooomlcs
Conversation Group
Accounting 202
Organic Chemistry
•
Sawyer 1108
Sawyer 1129
Ridgeway 207
Sawyer 1125
Sawyer430
Fenton 337
l)O
xrthAfrica
ling
Archer 110
Sawyer 1023
4th Floor Student Activities
Sawyer423
Fenton 603
Meeting'
Sawyer927
Archer632
Sawyer 426
Fenton 338B
1 Food And Dance
ng,
-
Sawyer 808
Sawyer 929
Sawyer Cafe
Microeconomics
wbo u.oderachievcd." said a
rcfJa::tn,,cOOICb Bill Burm.
..It
was~ difficull ~ for many
rcascd,
but mainly because
we cidn't play up to oo,:cape-
bilitics."
The 1993-94 hockey icam
ended U sc.ori with a disappcantinc 9-13-1 record which
~ th::nl from competU11 in 1be ECAC ~
tral-&uthpillyoft"s. This record
is da:eiviDa b¢ausc the Rams
bad the ~ fOf a much
beuer ..on. They boasted a
strong line of forwards and
depth • the goaltender posilion. Cliris Dwyer, Jim
Fitqtnld and Bill Santos .all
~ I.ms· pHt season to
provide what• critics viewed
would be a sq:oog offcosivc.
1
threat and lbm ,~
rttumcd
10 lib iap ~ in frod of
lhc 'Suffolr:lWUJC.
McDermott~. Rm ·
C. WaiilvThealnl
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Sa~er430
Sawyer 430 ~
S/IW)'er430 •
Sawyer 430
Ridgeway 207
Sawyer 430
One Beacon Street, 25th Floor
Sawyer430
Sawyer 430
. Sa--¥•' 1108
Sa~rrfes
Sawyer 1122
Sawyer423
Sawyer427
FonlDn 337
Fanloo 438
4th Floor Student Ac1lvt1lee
An:her 632
Sawyer821
1etlng
Sawyer921
Fenton 430A & 4308
Sawyer 927
Sawyer428
"Fenlon and Sawyer Lobbies
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Thi! Celtics, Red Solt and
Patriots all played for a chamP,ionship. While the. Celtics
won their 16th NBA Championship, the Red Solt, I»
hind . Bill Buckner's a.ntic1,
)OS( the World Series and the
cindeKllaPattiotsfellintbe
Super Bowl to a Chicago
Bean team thal was probably the best. of the I 980's.
Since 1916, these teams
by tbcCelu in the SO's is the
Big 'J'b.n::c-Lany Bird, Robert Parish aod Kevin McHale,
The Cclu get credit for being
loyal to the ,people who won
thefJ!. these championships,
bu{ losc points for their lack
of planninJ. For some reason. the;;cities f~rgot that
profcuiooal 1poru is a bulirien. lojurics began.to plague
thc8ig11:treeintbclalceighl-
~ after losing
ics.
a Wodd Smee """ wu in
The death of Len Bias their hands, won the AL East
c:auinly dicm' t bclp, as be
1
would have been the ideal ::1!g!yani= :,:
bm--dlcu"futmeo
case,. Sioc:e then, they have
in three diffinat ways. '1bcy replacement for !tfcHale in endurcdtwooftbefrancbiscs
, are all auck in tbe·proverbial thclowp01t..W'rtbthcdevcland
opment of Bias, a then- wont seasons in 1
.healthy McHale could have 1993.
1
C(NJSince 1990 the Solt for '
' retirccltwoorthrcc)'CIRcar,dnued. but DOI for long, as
liu or could ba.ve been dealt some r~on.' bave pb_yed
tbcy went to the finals io
player. their cards u if they arc con1917, but 1ioce then have foe n.e Cdu .coaldD't have 11antly one player away from
- , gooc downbill.
&Cal tbe dadl of Biaa com1lo fine Jbiag thal ...-
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lbinboc -
ma, ba -1d
bave draftocl
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Suffolk play,.ftho -1993-94
_.
wn1,
ummti', ~ ,or
inpmcalikcthe6-5~· tliing~wia a ~ :iiUfflS•
Jou to Bmdey.
demaod that ~h ~~.. ~ ·
The Rams also bad the du- Im l}cart into ev~ prxbCC
~di:llinc:dc:n·olbflnlingan_ al game situalion. Should
CJAXdllll no IIIDOllllf._of_riJent_B~athwe...apous.iag
could t.ndlc. the snow. Two this philosophy and his play•
games
on nuc
en
1lJ,
used to their definite advan- victories and playoff victotage were eliminated frrm their rics will come.
Amateur snowboarders cap J'llCe
against the pros .at S~day River.
late eiJbtic:s lhat could have
been groomed under lb,e _
Bil
Three while they were still
effecti ve. The drafting of
Michael Smith •and Brian
Shaw didn' t help replaicc the
Big Tbn:e.
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Now tbe Celtics m lottery-bound and have placed
their inside hopes on Acie
Ear~G=
schedule. ·
= ~=~=::·= :: !:'e1::u:::/!:
record. "We didn' t have
enough compctitio,o at each
~ a freshman. saw lim• position," Bums DOtCd.
ited action ~ ·the pipes.
AJateam,tbeRamsex~
bul will led to ampclC with ricncc:d Lhe typo.of. yea: thatForbes for some meaningful has coechcs and fans alike ask- •
nunu cs.
mg
question,
•
Buqgfivill have his work- They displayed flashes of bril•
cut CIJl for him as he airem~ liance in games such as the 8-
P~triots, Celtics, Red Sox all
attempting to restore what was
1986.
Organic Chemistry
lntefmedlate Accounting II
StaUstics 250
Ag::ounting 20,
2
Physical Science
1
tfng
And Past Modem Culb.lre·
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home
bc, :=.t:=: .::
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lbllg a ~ q,at Bums ~ill
hive IO fill DC;d,sc.oa. Bums
said he will be ~ y recruit•
ing ~yas for the ~ ~
C. Walsli Thealnl ·
Intermediate Accounting II
: Accounting 202
•
Mlcroeoonomics
Statistics 212 ': Conversation Group
: Statistics 250
and who will be available for
us to look at." he said.
The season's defensive
standout was senior Chris
Mullen. "Olris came to play in
cwry game." said Bums. "He
played every game with inlensity and came out cwry 'aigbt
with a 150 pcroc:nl cff'Clt."
Scn,'o/ dcfenseman Marlc
Tsoukalas was also a positive
prcsc:nce behind Suffolk's blue
line. He provided a physical
pn:sc:rx:c and was a solid stay
at
dcfcnscman.
Senior netminder Russ
Eonas completed bis finale
with the Rarm"in fine fashion.
"Russ did a areat job as a
scnior," Bumuaid. ..He played
· his heart~ and was a p&ea.
surc_ 10 c::oecb. ·He is ·a peat
example for bis ~ and
the aniwnity."
The Rams will retain the
services of Sophomore Scoa.
f~wholookatotakeovcr
· . coabDaed cm page 10· . ,
Amateur snowboarders Can-Beth Burnside.
will get to compete alongOn Friday, Match 4, racside the prorcssionals whcri ers compete in the Supcr-G,
the
Butterfiager .. Pro where ract.rs will be skiing
Snowboard Tour· makes its through gates in lhis event
6nal s top at .Sunday Rivei, adopted from alpine' skiing.
Maine from March 4-6, The six-man Boarder- ~rby
More than IOOoflhcworld's is scheduled for Saturday,
,top professional &nd ama- tarcb S. The HaJfpipecomteur competitoni will face
off for the tour champion.::
abip inAhree disciplines and
Regiatratloo for amit.curs
ror prbe money tot,}ing begins on March 3 at noon
in the Whittier Room or The
$4~~:;,d .professionals Summit Hotel Tbeeotry fee
include men•• alpine Jtl)ints ia $75 for one discipline, or
leader Jeremy Jones, me.n's .SISO for.,compcting iii all
Boarder Derby leader David three.
The ~ is sanctioned by
Buterrechea and men's
freestylccham~ionshipcoo- the hllOpWional Snowboard
Federation, and _......t by
tender Todd Richards ..
Top female compebtors Butterfinaer Candy Ban,
inclu~e women:• alpine fa- PauJMitchcllSalonHaircare
·
vorite Tara Eberbard- and Ford Trucks.
Portioo.1 of the Sunday
M"uterpool , who bu two
first place finiabel• in t.l;le Ri Vu event will be aired on
series, Boarder Derby BSPN Moaday, Much 28,
standout Ju.oa Mayen ad 6-1 p.m. • - ,,,,._ p....i,J,d .
overa!I ! reeatylc leader byp,u,""4u
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