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THESUFFOLKJOURNAL
Suffolk University's Student Newspaper
By Chris Olson
Jowru,JSlalf
BOSTON - Jim Fi1zgeraki'1 soo.J 2:42 into ovenlme lifted the
RAms10victoryovcrStonehillC.0Uege,S-4, Thw1daynightatBoston
University's WallCl' BrttwnAtena.
In the final period. tern pen l1ated on bolh sides, k:Mlins toa pos1pme brawl thal spilled out inlOtheccrridoc, thalhouses the locker
roon><
Suffolk caplian Sc;an O'Driscoll (7) scored two goals in the ovcnimc win against
St.one.hill College Thunday.
An/Id' Bollirol Jowr11a/ S1a/f
Women's B-Ball come away 5445 victory over Emerson
81 Mic:U d Todino
JoumalStaff
Ddcrue.aggressivcplayand
iniensitywcrcal.lpartoCthcSuffolk women's bast.clball pme
pbn ~ ) ' nighl when 1hcy
bcatEmcnon Collcgc5445. For
the Lady Rams, I.his was a mus1
winintermsollhcirsclf-estee:m .
and they rcplicd by playing one
ollheirbe.staamcsofthese&IOfl.
Su!Tolkcameoulpbyingh:i,d
atthe beglnnina ofthe8,3I11Cwith
MoB,ownhitwigthcgamcsfmt
rebounds), mu.sckd her way un-
pXCand Suffofidid not letdown
at all By the lime Brown made a
superb no.look pass to Fiddler,
goal. fo ll owed by a Brown
the Lady Rams were in a dead tie
t:n:abwaylay-up.thcLadyRams
withEmcrsonatlJcach.
foundthcmsclvcs . ~ ing6-0
11 s,c,cmcd as if nothing was
earlyinthcpmc.
goingtostopBrownlastnight(I I
Emerson man:igcd 10 go on a
points, I S rebounds, S steals)
flvcpo lntstreakuntilSharoflFid•
whcn,aRer makina a h11gcblock,
dler(l1 points. !i rclxxmds). hi1
her fin1ouuideshot of the night, she found hcnelf on the bench
bccauscofancycinjury.
mmakei18-5.
Injuries~ IOslOW down
With Kerri Sweeney hustling
foroffensivcreboundsandBrown Suffolk when St:.ccy Ciccolo
came out after turning her nJ.
andFiddlerpl:lylnghludddcnsc.
1hcl.ady R.vnsfoundthcmselvcs ready injured knee. h would lake
morcthanafew:ichcs:md ·
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to keep Brown and Ciccolo ou1 o
brcakoffensc.
the game, however. and they soon Dwyer at the poinL Dwyer·s shol lllt!I stopped b,-S one.hill's soalie
The pme proceeded a ta rapid
Kevin Houle, However.O'Driscoll wa., in the right plaeeat theri1h1
<0111i1111td 011 p<lgt 11
lime tobury thercbound.
The Ramsappenred flat in the first period. Stonehill was cqu:i.lly
Aalc, however, and did ROI genemte many quallly scorinJI oppon11ni1ies them.sclvcs.
Nebonwentontosay, ":Wc
lc:astoneortwocallsdownallhe
In the siec:ond period, the Rams took a 2- 1 lead on Gary Nwkc's
other end, bul that wasn'1 lhe ~ impatienl offensively... too power-pby g();l!, which W:LI wisted by Dwyer and Bill San1os.
decidingrxior.M
much oa~ p.w: ...and taking the Fowke moved in from his lefi poinl position, ~ived a pas, from
en- SM to.a and slipped the puck p:1.51 HouJe at 7:47.
The deciding factor was lhe oulSideshoc."Thisoffensive 1
play or 1 Junibos' bis men. dcncy particularty hurt forward
he
Stondllll had an answtt for every Suffolk lead in this same,
Wilh senior fo rward Dave Ridt Ace, the team's lead.in& however. Stonchill's Man S1vage lied the game 111 two at 9:52 of the
MacDoupll, SufTolk's co-cap- ,corer, AflascorinanineqWCt
'lainandleodingrebou~.:rnon• points in the r11S1-half, Ace
wcntscorclessuntillessthlln
faclol aRer ~ving missed scv•
cp.l.daysofprac.liceJ'i'iththeflu, I0min11~ rcmaincdinthcgamc,
Tufts" junior center Khari Brown linisl1ingwilnateam-high 14.
andAll-NcwEnglandsophomort
Suffolkllid~_
arunearly
forward O?ris McMat\l;>n were inthcsccondhalf,cuttin11~3 l
unstoppable.
deficit to 64-44. Freshmln point
McM3hon, a Conner team- gU¥d, Ludger Bain ( 13 points)
mate of Suffolk gll.ltd.l Chris ledthcatt.ackwithanumbc:r of
Toglia and Paul Zcmiani 01 e.1.plosive drives to the basket.
Saugus High, look pne-high Unfor1uno.lC.ly, withbolhMuino
honors with 23 points and 10 c2-9 rrom the r.ekt) and >.r.e (4rcbounds.Brown,whofoulcdout 13) shootins poorty, thc Rams
with 7:07 lcR in the game, fin - failed to capilalit..e fully on the
ished wilh 18 points and nine opportunity,:mdthalwasasclose
rebounds.
The RAms' problems did as ~r:':~~1ycamowhen
noe end on the defensive end of the Rams returned to theii locker
thceout1,utheycontinued their n:,omafierthefllWbuzz.ertofmd
SC:l.SOO•long problem• diSlribtit· the door lockcd. lnslald orrinding and controlling 1he b311 . ing shelieraner this hu.milialing
Nelson said his team 11/llS Mnot loss.the team wuforcediostand
kecpins Tufts oo ddm,c loo& around, hi&h above couruide,
enough,M notina ~I "'the bell wn.i1in1Conkey.whilewa1tlwl1
defense ,ometimes is a &ood or. theh3ppyTuf\sf1W'CJ.itthegymfense controUins 1hc b:ill,
113Sium,
der the basket for her ftnt field
Men's B-Ball destoryed by Tufts 99-72
87Na1NeweU
Contributing Reporter
MEDFORD . Al the end they
coukin'I even get back into the
locker room.
ThcSuffolt: mcn'J basketball
t.ean CeUIOS•I I ontheycarwith
a99-72dtubbingat thetwkbof
the :runs Jumbos on Slllunlay
p.ighL
The Jum bos (9-5) went on an
18--0runinlhemiddleoCthefim
Jw! IO tum a 26-21 game into I
44-21 blowoul Therunw:iskeyed
by four straight three pointers
from junior forward Michael
Wolf( l2points).
Suffolk rteeived no help
from the refines during the run
as twelve straight calls wcn1
1pinst llle Rnms. including 1wo
highly
· question3blenon<allu,ga.ins1
JeOior 1111rt1 Scoct Marino. Scniorco-QplainChuc:k Byme(J0
points) •Md Cooch Jim Nebon
pictcd up IOChnical rouls debat•
in& the odd, of such a streak of
cal.ls .,-illt die rdc:Res.
A fru&raled Nel son com~ - '"Wc:wowdkavc lil:eda1
Almost every playu frum both sides was involved in the melcc,
with the referees in the middle of everything, ltyina IOIOrtlhings out.
When all was Stud and done, after about five mUljltes. the teams
rclumed Ii> their respective locker moms.
The x:uf'flc seemed to develop from a combination or Stonehill's
anger IOwards the rcfcrccs., Who c:aUcd a bench minoc on SIOndtlll,
which set up Suffolk's go-ahe3d g();l! in the third period. and various
one-on-one confrontations lhlll took place durinJI the game.
OneoflheRama'defcnscmen ,GrcgFowlte,whohadalreadybecn
ejected from the game with a misconduct late in the lhinl period, WM
apparently in the middle or thc nuyhem wilh a SIOOdtiUplayer.
Fowke wu issl.aCd 1wo scparalC one-game suspensions. one from
the Ea.stem CoUeaiatc Athletic Conference and one rrom C?=h am
Bums. Fowke mi.ssed mt nighl'a 1ame q:iinsl MIT and will sit out
1omorrow's game against Tufts.
Stonehill 'scoach Would not c.omment on the figh t, but Bums did,
stating thal ·Fowke and his learn did indeed proVOte thc lllLen:ation in
thehallway. Howevcr,theomeWECACrulinghasyetlObcreleued.
The aetion lhJU took plaee on the iee was lost_in the sh wile onct
thepost-gameu.tncwricularaetivitiesbcgan. A slow f111tperiod led
1oamorcentatainin1styleofhockeyinthclet'Ol'ldandthirdperiods,
Stone.hill JCOl'Cd rnt ai 9:35 or the opening period. Tom Stover
ffippcda k>mcpuctovcr Russ f.onasintheSuffolk1oalaficrthepuc:k
11:11liRed &ec Crom I jam-up al the side oflhe net.
The Boal was one of lhroc aum:ndcn.d hi,'Bonas. who made 36
savcsinalldurin1 lhepme,eamin11111othuwin,hi11ca1n"sfirthin
illlWt1ixoutinp.
TheRamJ lied the game11 one, when Sean O'Driscoll ltnocked in
a rcbound from lhc at3Se at 14:15. The plJy developed w~n
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Volume 51, Number 15
. Beacon Hill, Boston, Massachusetts
Wednesday, February 10, 1993
Committee recommend~ addition of diversity
to curriculum; reduces math requirements
MHow many of us will end up USinJI
computers in the corporate world," said
Boone. "Evt:l')'Ofte wW.''
Althouah many studies find American
saudents basins behind in nw11 stills
compared_lo 1cuden" in olher indUICrial
ts
nation.1, Edward J, Haris, chairman of the
EPC,said thecomputerscienceclasswill
aivestudents quantilalivcstilllinplaceof .
By LawttDce M. WaWa
Journal surr
The &:lucational Policy Committee or
the Collese of Libcnl Arts and Sciences
has approved a proposal. pending some
minor revisions.to change the basic curriculum requirements wilh the most strikins change bcins the addition of a sU
creditrcquitesqcnl in cullur.lldivcrsity.
Underthepuposal,allstudmtsinCl.AS
willbcrcq~lQtakesi.1.crcdilhoursor
cW.SCS incullural divcrsily, which may be
doublea-editedtowardother rcq uircmcnts.
Gloria Boone, chair of the CurricUl)lffl
Commiltce, said the WI)' the cultural dlvcrsity rcquirement could work. is a stu•
dcntcouldlakeaCOUBein African History
and lt would counl toward lhc history M
well u the diversity requirement.
The CulTiculum Committee e.1.:lmined
how other colleges implemented diversily
course requirements and Cound those
m'1h.
Gloria Boon,, clw........,.. ol
J.·hc ,Cup:icu.tura .._ onnniuee,
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said- Uie proposal ':'.Viii off~!'
'!fu_Jlentschoicesln rulfillillgthi
diversity requirement.
1tn1}iftr Ktlwt/Jaumol S1ajf '
~:a:~~: :t!:~t~tp:~
diversi1yconrerenccand has incorporated
diversity wortshops in lheorientation pro!ems.
Boone Stud the propos;il would give the v,uns for several years.
111,rry C SIOII de,n of a1adcnu Did
·siu&n1
nome'd'1oia:sh1wwsc¥,kx tki11
to fulfill the diversity requirement and th.:.! diversity is stressed to incoming Stu•
eventuslly there would be an entire list of dents during orientation to demoRSlr2tc
eow,es lhlf. would fulfill the requirement. how imponan1 1his issue is to Sul'folk
Suffolk Universitv has been movin.t University.
The addition of a diveni1y requirestc:adily (orw.-dforlhepastthrce)'Cllnon
a program IO ensure cultmal unity -.d man., however, my noc be easUy tmplcgn:.aier cuJtura1 awaucss. Last Oclober
the university held its firsteve:rcultura.1
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Jt~
Harrissaidthccomputel'stillsgivcthe
students computational tools IO do m~
thanjustb:lslcarilhmetic.
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· The proposal also recom mends the
amcndmenl of the 1\ine crcdi1hunw1ilies
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: ot- .tb'e·· Eihiciitiob · Policy ·
ptlrtmenLCunent.ly,lh.identsftallowcd
Coaonliiue wd Ille computer
· km, \ i' v~ 1 he°siud4! nt1 · IOlalteclasses[rom.lbcJ!.nlliah,"commu•
nk:ations and J ~. f1:?relan ~·
computational toobtodOmore . 1ua1es. Phil(!90Phy. and women·• Stud·
ies,as wdlulbc H,umanitiesDeplrtmcnt
than jldl basic arithmetic.
10 fulfill the requircmenl
Boone saidSIUdentsnecdtobee.1.posod
1oartand music in order to have an 11ppreelation ror it and lhal cOUld come ooty
civiliz.ttionberorcstudyingothercultures. rrom taking a humanitiescoune.
Thceommitteeisaborccommending11
nsf amendment. IIXtlnfing to Boone,
, reduc:bOfi in' tfie·maiJi req~men rom wou requite
ts
e
sixcrcditslOthreccredits,wtiileadding::a CrornlheffumaniliesDep,utmenUndthetl
1m:e crcdil requirement in either com•~ theothersutcreditscould'bc rulfitledby
puter acienccorttllislics.
theothetlislCdcla.ues.lnaljdillon.Boonc
Boone aid lhc committee £ lhal ii aid,a'few morcclaaeswillbeaddcdto
elt
wu imponan1 ao rec studeftU: obWn the list that ,,.m ru1nu the riquirement. ·
- J9!J/JSIJ/folll:P.J!: Plw10
some facultymembcrs!Mlswdentsshould
have a fo,n undc:rSl4ndi nsofthewqtem
'°
~= ~ =1 , elhlnj that they
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Campus-recycling
program on the rebound
SGA to reactiva'\ethe ~initiative
Stopping crime
before it happens
e1 Pa1riciatobb
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In lightollhe recentyiolence
By Nic:ole DeSisco
Journal Staff
W~do you put your soda cans when they
are empty? can you find the "cans only"
rccyding bins purchued for lhis purpo,e?
Probably R<M, btil you will ,oon, according 10
sophomoreclassprcsident, &ik10tris1enson.
During • visil to the University or New
H:llnpsh~. Olristenson wlt!I impreacd willl
the recyclUl·a prop-am they bi there. When
she returned to Suffolk she went to Suffolk
Presidetit Dllvid-1. Sargent's off.ce "full or
enthusiasm" abool a rccyclilla proaram for
Suffolk.
The program took orr two years 1110 when
tOllliluMd
°" paJt 2
amri11J1td~11pa1~2
onlhc MBTA and p,,blems wilh
lhe homeless aro und Suffolk
buildings, the Pre-Law Association and the Crimil'I0'°8,y Club
a,.sponsorcd I dix:ussion ton·
ceming crime prevention on
Thur,da,y.
• Heodorthesurro1tCampus
PoUce, LI. John Plalilrulo, ad &Cl:IC4 25 ttudents about crime
preVCfition and how 10 avoid beCOffliaJ. victinl. '"Eltpect the
anupectod, lhis taka aW11y lhe
element ofsurprise and Scvels the
p11yin1 r.eld," PaaliS\llo ex•
plained. Many of the lludents
~aat:ndcdlbc~ex•
pru,cdlheiras,sR~aboul
walkin&lo lhetrainatniahtatld ~
their eoncems about pcnonal
safety when on campis. Officer
Wedncldsy,FcbnwylO, 1993
The Suffolk Journal Wcdncmy, Febnwy 10, 1993
' Crime ,._,.,, ,
Pqu..loreviawednaelimple
safcty,llp1 that only rcqwte stu·
denulObea'dl'Collhcirsur•
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rcniccnb« dial
CM ll'f'C )'OU
Recycle from,.,,,
inp when mlerina I room,
anclt:valor,orthestrcet.
1fo1mcrSOAmcmber,Tammie
12. If you have a restrarnina Cwleft, wbo h.&1 since 1en Surorder again.st someone, me ii
folk. toot the issue by the rcinJ
with the_ campus police Ii the- and ICC it lnro motioA..
from bt&omin1 • vlclim,M ~disp:itchdest.
Pq:lianaJoempha.1:lu.d.
1.Catryabookinyourluind lfauactcd )-oiicariuschtohit the "Expect the unexpected,
thi s· takes away the
auactrrandrun.
2.Canyapcncilinyowhand element or surprise and
- youcanjlb111auacterbl &ny
s-rtof htllberbody and run.
J, Walk to your car with your
keys in )'OUlhand.
-4.Donotwalkwhetcyouarc
afraido/ulking.
S. Wall: with other swdena.
6. lfyou wort b!Cll nighlon
campus. lock your office door.
levels the playing field."
-LL John Pagliaru.lo
whenonthcuain.
8.Donotconrroo1orspcak10
INC:llfflingindividuals.
9. When dating ,onieone for
lhefust timc,mectduring the day
anddonotdrinkalcoholicbevcr-
PaglWUlostal.Cdthatlhek.ey
IO crime prevention is Slopping
crime before ii happens. ThcSuf•
folk Campus Police encourages
sil.ldcnt focdb.lckandhavcmany
safety measures in place to e,i.
coor3gc this. for c.umple, oncampus phones arc located in
every building's lobby wilh a
Slicker conutining lhc C:impus
Police number. 57).SJJJ or a
priorityeinergencynumbcr,573-
ages.
8111.
7.Donocktyourjewctryshow
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10. Donotk:avcyourpoctct•
11 . Bca'NU'Cof yoursurround-
w can't comb:il crime 11nwe
less we work 1
ogc1hcr.M LI .
Pagli:uulosaid.
Confused by the
.new financial aid
application
process?
Don't know which forms ~ fill out
o
or where to get them? Help is on
the way!
The Student Government
Association and the Office of
Financial Aid are co':wonoring
two workshops to help students
through the new financial aid
maze. Workshops will be offered
at the following times and places:
Aocordin&IOThcSuffoll'Jour-
natreccitds.'287beesweresall'Cd.
-,,,e
~5~=~~!~~~t~
oh,astcwere.d.ivcncdfromland-
mts as a result of the prtllJVfl .
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Prezioso, formerly of SGA.
'"Iber-e wu a loc. of woct involved. and we had all kinds of
"The recyding
program will not be
an SGA program, it
will be a university
problems. llwa.snotlocr.uivea1
all.~ Ac:con1ingtoPrczmo.,ome
of the problem.i included uolcn
can bins, whiehtheyhad to pay
program."
-Erika Christenson
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Scvcml mcmbcrsofthcorigin:il recycling commiuce hove
recycling silu.:uion... , assumed
1hings were ruMing well. not
hcaringanythingtothcconuvy.~
declined so much lha1 homeless s:iidA:umcry.
people arc coming in off the
HcalsoremcmbcredCullc11 ·s
sttcetsand 1:!l:in1 thecansthem· cn1hu.si:um abou t the recycling
.telves ...People do come off Che program. -rammichadl0t3lconstreets collcclin& cans. It 11.lp- ttol.H s:ud Chrisienson. M
When
pcru everywhac.M Licutcn:lnl shckft it kind of fell ap;lrt.M
PaglianiloS3id. Sllffolk Vice
But now SGA is taking SICp:s
President Frank Flannery u_ . toprcvcn1 1hatfromhappenlng
prcssedrcgrc1 about thecurrcn1 ag:i.in. Arecyclingcommittcch:as
tr.u\Sfemd to Olhcf colleges or
gradU3.led. Thccanprogr:unhas
Curriculum frompa1, I
Toe commiucc h:u rccommcndcd the addi1ion of ano1hcr
~uiredclaa10 1hcscicncere•
quircmcnt, ldd.ing lhree credits
IO the eight credits rcquffl.
Students arc required 10 take
si,;cn:dilJofcwsrt>OO\workin
scienccwithanllddition twocrtd•
its in :i concunc,u lab. 1llc proposal. if approved, will add 3
lhreecmiil intcgratodSllldiestypc
coorseforscicnce.
Mlt'srcallydcsigoodtobcmorc
olasoci.tlappro:i,;-htoscicn1ific
issucs,HsaidHarris.Hcc~ l:lined
new sctenu course will
be designed not lo be lhc type of
sciencccoursctll:11s1udcn1Srcbcl
agains1.
Boone said there 11.lvc been
been establbhed cons~ting of
MichcllcMcOinn.RkhardJ0ycc,
Dana Mahoney allJi Phillip
Fwooe.
11'e admiAi.stration will play
a major role, .. said Chrisaenson.
recycling program will
notbcanSGA program. it will.be
a univcnity program...
Olristeroonsaidsheishoping
for II long 1Cffl'hQOlicy 10 be pu1
inloeffccL ThcSOAwillbcSlllrl. ingapublicilyprogramtogeneraec awarcncu and 1et LIP more
visible sign, and bins for rccy.
clingllJC.
The recycling committee is
also hoping to obcain doontops
forcvcry cluvoom. so tfw tnlSh
b.vrcb will not be uJIOd 1 hold
0
doors open. Thccommitu:c fig.
UfC$ !hat if bands are put by the
doot.pcopk:willt.hrowthcirtrash
iJI them. because they arc more
visible than the recycling bins.
"Dean StoU,,lh:ls been great."
s:iid Chrislenson. "She re:all y
cares and warus 10 get this pro~ blck on track. or course
this prognm can work. because
1hc biggcsl ob$txle in any program is fonding and thc canJ cre11tc 1hcmoney11Ubythemsclvcs...
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rcportslhaJS1udtntsdo1101know
enough abo1.11 .::icnce, Kicntific
lc:m\S,andJCiencemclhods. 'i'his
cbss willintroduccstudent.t10 :1
widcv3rictyoflhcdiITcrcntas•
pc,ctsofscicnce.H
Anolhcr change in the propos.'11 is the11ddition ofa world
li1eracurcclass 1
ofulfill1hcsecond half of 1hc 50phomon: El\.
glisllrcquimnenL
Thcothcrminorchangei11hc
dropping ol the inform.ti logic
rcqL1ircmen1:indrcpl.1Cingi1with
anelhi
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will ha ~ the chon ol sevCl"lll
clhics cl:asscs. including hisiory
of c1hicsand soci:l/ethia .
The School or Man:igemen1 iJ
working on IIIIHl:trl'CVISIOnS IO
lheir curriculum, but have not
settled in Of\.Specific proposals
JohnF.Brcnn:in.dcanoCSOM.
saidtheSOMis!ICCffditcdby1hc
American A.s,cmbly ofCoUcgcs
of Schools of 81Uincss and they
have jllSI changed their guide•
lines ror accredita1
ion. The cur•
riculwn ch:u'lgcs. he e~pbincd,
arcai~, lowanlbringingthc
school inlo line with the new
guideli nes.
The pmposed changes in the
thcFacul1y~lyatlhccnd
ofthcmonthl'ofopproval. lf op.
proved. the changCJ will go in1
0
crrcc1 in September 1994.
FOR STUDENTS
OPEN OFFICE HOURS WITH
PRESIDENT SARGENT
Tuesday, Feb. 16 from 1 p.m·. to 2
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 11
1:00-2:30
p.m, in Sawyer 821
Thursday, Feb. 18 from 1 p.m. to
2 p.m. in Sawyer 927
Forms will be available but feel
free to bring your own if you
already picked them up. We look
forward to seeing you at the
_workshop •· all students invited.
President David Sargent invites you to meet with him - no
~ppointment necessary to:
l)askqucstions 2)cxpressconcems J)suggest ideas 4)tell him why you likeSuffolk
Please take advantage of th'fs ~pportun ity to speak with and meet
the President
HE WANTS TO HEAR FROM YOU!!!
25th fl oor •- One Beacon Street
The Suffolk Journal
Anzalone resigns from SG A exec. board
By Slepllallie S-ow
JoumalStafT
At the Sludcnt Govemmcnl
Association meeting yestcrd:ay
Sophomore Rcprcs,enll'ltive An•
thony Anulone resigned his position u sccrcwy of the SGA
UCClltiveboani.
Anwone ll:ld been the~lllry of the uccudve board since
the beginning of Che 1992- 199]
year. He will continue~ a class
rcprcsentalivc for thc rcstofthe
yeM.bu1willnocscekrc~lccliOTI
forhisse:itinlhcupcc:mingspring
c lcc1
ions.
The SGA rc:icted wilh shock
when 1hc 3nnouncemen1 w:is
m
..,.
Allegedly. Anukme did not
announce bl! intention IO resign
from the board unlit Mond:ly
night. He llal.Cd !hat there was no
validilytotherumorthatifhcdid
not resi1n the position the SGA
MMl!=~:~·pri-
: : t : y ~ : : : : ! : ~ ~ ; ~ !•~ ~ : i d = I ~ :
order to 1c1 into law school. my
gr:wbhave togoup."
Anulonc added 1h31 he enjoycdworkingwiththeSGAand
fell ih.lt he had 3 good le:iming
el~j:~!~~~t;;:;:!,u;;r
involvement with SGA.
RoccoCicC3fCUo.prcsidcn10f
SGA,pra.iscdAnzalone(orallhis
hardwortr:intheS1udcn1govemmcnt and thanked him (or his
~:!=~~::;~~~!':
=~e~:~:li~pof
rc~=o!i;~~SgG~~=~
!he position on the elccutive
bo:lrd.open until thcntltelection. In the interim, Sophomore
Representative Beth ·ev:ins will
be 1:i.t:ing the minutes or the
~~:n!~A,;:g~fk to sit on
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Tapes stolen from WSUB office
Crime. it's everywhere. Che
minuteyou111tt1yourbxkilappcars unknowing 10 you and dis3ppc:ws just :as fast with somc of
your posscsions. Las• week
SCiffolk'sown television sution.
WSUB. wos suicken by crime
whcnvidooUpcs~Slolcnfrom
lhcirornce.
Aa:ordingtoJimMcDonough.
WSUBgcnaal m'a1111ger, ''Oflhc
tapcsS1olen,somcwcrcpcnon.al
tapCS.which wcrepre-«cofdcd
SIOfe boughl ones, the rcSI were
ofSuffol.ksportingevenu,which
the uccutivc board as ICCfCtary, VOOP IO havecarticr'c\cc1iontfor
bccau,e the constitution of lbc ilSCl\_ccutiveboard.
SGAprotubitsmemberdromsi1
Kurt ColleU, chabpcnon of
===r:~
SG~~~=i=
claucs can appoint new mem•
bcrswithoutdeclionuftaDec.
I. with the approval of lhc full
kgislalure.
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Constitution 1h31 "'ill allow the dcn1 from Western New En1bnd
signed.
Forensic team to defend Beanpot title
--.--v,-.,-......,.- , -Joumal Swf•
As Boston University .ind
H3n3t'dUniversityllt'CSCIIOfacc
off Ill lhe BoslOn GMdcn this
week in the college bodcy's
McDonough s:iid "We have Beanpot, mcmbersorthcSuffolk
our suspisioos.'' 111lhough he is University F~nsics team will
not sure if they w11n1edtostc:31 bedcfendingtheirtitletonightin
those UpcS in parlicubroriflhey the final round or the second an1ook them jusl for the sake of nual BoslOn Debate Bcanopot
stealing them.
1oum:imen1.
Tllough you don'1 have eyes
Suffolk advanced 101he fin;ils
in lhc back or your he3d, !um with .Boston CQ,llcge, by dcfc.u:uound.takc1 timc.bcc:wse.tll ing te:ims rrom Northeastern
hc
youllaveiswha1isinyou.rpos- Universily,HarvardandEmmon
scssion.
College. . ·
GuyDiGrande,JohnFonlcand
-Kena Lombardi
Kris1yGuaneiriw~Ufacell.C.
were upcd ova las! couple or
=~f,.,~!haveancu~
"Program Council and SGA
both have dcctioos iA Mardi,
th:tit's why we are: having ours
earty,"ColleUDid.- In !heir continuing cITon 10
C.OUC1c. wuswom iAu uophomore rcpreacntative;and Kim
Scirpo, a nnsfer stlJdml ·from
Sut.thinNO\'icePoetry,andf~
iANO\'K:eProsc.
OtlerbcineCollegewasonthc
tmvel listllSWell,whercKristy
dillc:rcntthanlnllitiona.lLincobl~ Guaneirl lll'ld Kathy PilZpatrick
reached qwuter fin.tlJ, and Guy
Douglas0cba1e. Thc8c3npotlJ
an"audience" detir:lle.defCC:tiCh DiGrlndc Josi in ~ teml•fw.l
studcntonaleamofthrcegivesa round of Lincoln-Douglm Denine miAute speech, There is no
The tcam will !ravel lO Wilquestioning or prcp;ualion lime.
Thistefflester,Forensic11cam consin•f!aµ Claire lhis weekend
in anolhct tournament, slowly
mcmbcrrll'Dvellcd to Ohk>\Uni- edging !heir way to lhe Nation:il
versily, whcre Kristcn Ciolkosz Tounwnenl in April.
wonLlncoln-DoufWDcbale. M
Ii
The. Bean pot will be hdd in
was a &real way to begin this lhcElleC-cnlerB411roomlltNorth·
scmester, andbeinga:SCniorthis eastern Univasi1ya1 a·p.m. Anyyear, it WU a
accomplish~ one interested in attcDding iJ:
mcnt ... saidCiolkosz..
wdcometoaucnd. and show their
Kevin Connolly placed sut.th suppon for their follow classin NovK:e lmJiromp1u Speaking. m""and debate this year's topic:
Shouldcotlcgcsand uni"ersilies
bea.llowcd19punishtutcspeech'?
The fonntt or the Beanpot is
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THE STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION
,,_
ANNOUNCES:
NOMINATION PAPERS WILL BE AVAILABLE
FOR ALL CLASSES AND POSITIONS AT THE
STUDENT ACTiVITIES OFFICE
'
ON MONDAY, FEBRUARY ·8 th
PAPERS AREDl,JE BACK
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 25th
IN THE STUDENT ACTIVITES OFFICE.
YOU CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE,
AND HERE'S YOUR CHANCE!!!
SGA, YOUR VOICE ON CAMPUS ....
JU$T GOT LOUDER!!!
The Suffolk Journal
Wednesday, Febnwy tO, 1993
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been establ ished consiJ1i111 of
MichdJcMcOinn.Rkhard Joycc .
Dana Mahone y a nd Phillip
--Jkadmlniltnation wU I pla.y
a ffl¥l" ,._.. aid Chriacnson.
1lle ,ccyclin1 pn)Jram wiIJ
not bc a.nSGA prosram ,i1will bc
a un iversityproaram.H
ChristcnJOnsaidshcishopin1
forAk>ngtcrmpolicytobcpu1
Jnro effec1. The SOA will bcst:inlngapubllclt y p rogmn IO IC IIC( ·
a te awarcncs1 and ticl up more
visible 1igR.1 and biRJ for '"Y·
clin gUJC.
'The recycling commiucc is
alsohopin&toobtaindoofstops
forevcryclusroom.,o lhattrash
bamlJ:will not bclltcd to hold
doorsopcn. 'Thecommiuecfigwa that iflwnls an: put by the
door, pcopk will lhmw their trash
in them, beausc they arc more
visiblet.hanthcrccyclingbins.
" Dean StoU 1w been gre:11 :·
said ChrislenJOtl. "S he reall y
cwa and wanis to gel this program baclr: on traclr:. or COW'k
thispro,nmcanwort.bccausr
the biucs1 ob&tac:le in any prog,am ls fundin& and lhccarucrcate the money all bythcmselva. ~
Anzalone resigns from SGA exec. board
niJhl. HellAtedth.Utherewasno
validi1y10_lherumorthalifhedid
Joum,1S"'1
004Teif"an the posi1k>n thc SGA
Al the Student Government _ would have impeached him.
Assocbtion mttlin1 )'C$1cnby
A11zaloncetid.MMy r1tS1priSophomore Rcprcxntalive An - orirylw tobcbyacadcmics. ..l'm
lhonyAJIU!oneresigned hispo- 1 p0Ulir::a!scicnccffi3jor,andin
B1Stepllaaie Sao,ir
:::ti~~:'
proposed ch:lnacs in
the
kssthcyhaveatk:lsconcycaror tionsearlicrwould allowthcillupcriencewi th thcauociation. com ina board lo have an easier
ThiJycarisEv:w r1tS1yearof innsition pcriod.
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:=s'°i::!~:'~~au;.~hool, my
in=~~::u!?~untof
~~l='i:'1
Allulonc had bocn thesecre-
Alltalone added Iha. I he en-
SGA .praiscdAnzalooefor a.l l his
that's why
: 1: .\~n~:;cout1 ~
:
-sli ;
:
year. He will con tin ue as a c lass
reJ)fUCntalive for thc rcsl o r the
ycar,bu1will no1seclr:re-c lection
forhis51C31intheupcomingsprina
clcc1ions.
The SGA rcx lod with shock
when the announc ement w:u
made.
AJ legcdly, Anzalone did not
ilMOUOCe h is inlCn lion 1 raigR
0
from the boa.rd un lil Moncby
~
h:o:i ~~w!t~ :~~ :
c• pc rience wil h a fine grou p o r
people in the 0fJ:ini1.11ion.
lnstcadof fillinatheopenscr::•
ret:lry spnt now, SGA will keep
1he posi lion on lhe e•ccutive
holrd. open unlil the ntll eketion. In the in1crim. Sophomore
Rcprcscnta1ive Beth Ev:lM will
be W:ina the minu1 o! 1bc
es
wcelr:ly SGA meetings.
Ev:ins is not e li aible 10 sit on
Tapes stolen from WSUB office
upc:sstolen,sorncwercpcrson:il
were tapod over lasi cou ple of
wuks.H
McDonough sa,d " We have
our suspisK>M.M alt.hough he is
not sure i! they w:lfllcd 10 Sica.I
1hoscupc:sinpar1kul:uori(lhey
look them just for the sali:c o r
steali ng them.
111ough you don ' I have eyes
in lhe back o f your he:ld, lum
amun d.takc 1hc 1imc,bcca.uscall
you have is wh:ll is in your pos-
Lapc:S. which were pre-ruordcd
5C$.'lion.
Crime, it's evcrywhcrc. the
minute you tum your bxk it appc313 111\knowing 10 you and dis;i.ppc:lf'S jUSZ as rasi wi1h tome of
your possesions. Lut 111cek
Suffollr:'sown lclcvision J131:ion.
WSUB. was stricken by crime
wbenvideotapeswncstolcn from
'The
iroup iohave carlicrelcctions for
i1,cxccutiveboard.
KW"I Collett, chaltpe:non o f
COP, at1ued that having dee-
or the SGA
1hciromce.
thcircurric ulum , but h:i ve not
settl ed in on specific proposals.
Johnf. Btenna.n.deanofSOM.
saidthc SOM isaccrediledbythr
American Aucrn bly of Colleges
cl( Schoob or Business and they
ha.veju.st cMnaed thcirau,delincs foracat.dituion. The curriculum ch.in1es, be c,.plaincd.
arc aimed toward bringing lhc
school into line with the new
guidelines.
thc a ecutive board u1CCrewy,
bc:cau.sc the consti1ution o r the
SG A prohibitsmcmbcn fromsi1ting on 1hc u.ecutive board un•
Ar::cording to Ji m McDonough.
W geiicral manage r, "Of tbc
sue
stoce bought ones, the !'di were
ofSuffo11r: sportinaevcnts,which
-Keven Lomba rd i
::,':!
we
are ha•ina ours
1
: :~~oo
h~~ r ~ ;
:
service on the ei.ecutive lxwd.
During the same meeting, the
SGA also approved an amm dmenttothcCounc il olPrcsidenu
Constitu tion th :111 will allow the
College.wa1wom in ua,ophomore repreicntative. and Ki m
Scirpo. a transfer student from
BectcrJIWOl'Collqe.wauwom
in a a j unicwrep,e:1C11 tative.
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Undtt the aulddUICI ol the
SGA c:on.stitution, the individ!DI
1• with thc approval o r lhc full
:~~~
! :i: : :
ft
Leslie Camlbis, former j un ior
rep re se nta live , a.nd Mic h ae l
Mirabik. formenophomore reprc.scntative, who recen1 \y resigned.
:ind debate th is yur·s to pk :
Should college, and universities
sixth inNovicePocuy,aiwi foutlh
lnNovkc.Prosc.
Otltfbeine Colleae wu on the
ttave llistaswell,whereKristy
GIW'leiri and Ka!hy Pi lzP3lriclr:
n:.ached qU3lteffin:i.ls.:indGuy
DiGrandc lost in the ,cmi-r~
round of uncoin-Douala:s De-
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Forensic team to defend Beanpot title
ByVikiBttnant
Jouma.lSwf
As Bos ton Univers it y :md
Harv:u-dU nivcrsity:arc.sctloface
off at lhc Boston G3rdcn this
week in 1hc college hoclr:ey·s
Bcanpot.mcmbcnoftheSulTollr:
Univcniry Forcmia team wi ll
bedcfendinglhcirtilletonighl in
the final l'Otlndofthcsccond annual Boston Debate Bww,pot
toom:vncnt.
Suffo llr: advanced 1 1hc finals
0
wi th Boston Co.llege~by de feat•
in g 1ea m s frol'n No nhcas tcrn
Univcnity,HarvardandEnierion
CoUege.
Guy DiGrandc.JohnFordeand
Kristy Guanciri will face B.C.
bca.llowod to puniJhhatespccch?
'Theforma.t o ft~ p o t i s
diffen::nt than lnlditiona! LlncolnDougla Det»le. 'The Be3npot is
anHaudxnce"dcbale,whcrccach
studcntonatumotlhtcieaivesa
nine minute speec h. lbere Is no
questioa inJOl'prtJW&lion time.
Thisscmcstcr,For-cR.tics tcam
mcmbcn tnavcllod IO Ohio Uni•
vcnity,whcrc Kristcn Ciollr:osz
wonLincoln-DouglasDcb.,tc. " II
wa.s a peal way to begin ·1his
scmutcr,lllld bc ing11sc nior this
year,i1 wasaa.rq1 accomplish•
rncnt."'said Ciollr:os:t.
Kevin ConnoUy plar::od sixth
In No.vtee lmprorilptu Speaking,
..,_
'The team will lnvt:I IO Wisconsin-Eau Claire thls wcckmd
in another towmmen l, sk>w ly
edging their way to lhe N:11itiona.l
Tournament in April.
'The Beanpot will be held in
thcEJ.le Ccnter Ba.llruomat Northcastcm Universily al. g p,m. Ally•
one •interc.stcd in a lle nd inais
wekomc. lO:lliltcnd.andshowlhcir
support ror their rd low c lliss•
ma tes.
rs
RS WITH
tGENT
FE!3~UARY 11
1-2:30
t with him - no
II himwhy you lilceSuffolk
pea k with and meet
IM YOU!!!
"
CDs taking ani
f
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what cassettes di~ t1
, _ wlleadlecioas-:tclucplayu,bec:ode • coanion .. a can opcaa- in
MOii. llcnel, ad pcoplc ha'+'C 111N: - ·
mdllol'dollania lbedaiayliveiftchdbcs.
lheaalciadultryhMlamlmlrce-«dl•
nolot,ymodla'lcvdhipa'- mWCD'L
The Softy Corpondoa ol 11119 bal
rcw:ak:ddlesa.sc.de',elopmc:Dt: Chcmini
coar-ct di9c.. While •IN.CO. -,lea
bne boell..-d aiDccdle adck :i,..._
111■..CO . . . play .albanu and pllycn:
onlyllietllcmutic-.U1Melmlycw.
BcforetllccratiofloflbcCDplayer,
dledm wen:played widl lhe useol an
..... IO ....-d CD players. The new
coafi'p ndoa iia J..inchCD,wil:hpac:uc\ iflJJftiwtoacaacac..
AlanlaDl, Soay's Bostonl:nnch~
rcscntaliYC, said In yan down lhc road-it
may ,crve a a replacement for the,1bn•
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·The major advantage: to the mini CD,
accordin& to Jaoe. blhatonecan rceord
ONO it. unlitelhe.traditioMJ (:o. Jt ltn'CI
accaa IO album CIU. ~ ~
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.
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mcnfnaslnlioowilhloaa tcan:hcsfor
THE STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION
ANNOUNCES:
ewric11lllffl . a1 IC 10 bc.fCNe
lhc Faculty Assembly III lhc end
ofthemonthforappmval. l fapprovod,thcch:ingeswill go into
effect in Septembcf 1994 .
a:;
w r ;~ ~ = -lna e rron to
dose mcmbctlhlp gaps,thcSGA
alsoappointcd1 woncw mcmbcn
to its ranks.
D:lnic lle Lewis.1transfenlu•
dentfrom WestcmNcw&lgl:ind
Li
F'!Nlly,itprovidcslhc
M U.portabUityom:redb)'lhecasxae.
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1-.d ... lbefcn
liveillcb CD F
Dctilkana
bccoaa~~ dlispoiat in Inc. .
andMidlaclBot
NOMINATION PAPERS WILL BE AVAILABLE
FOR ALL CLASSES AND POSITION~ AT THE
STUDENT ACTIVITIES OFFICE
ON MONDAY, FEBRUARY 8th
PAPERS ARE DUE .BACK
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY .Z5th
IN THE STUDENT,.ACTIVITES. OFFICE.
YOU CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE,
AND HERE'S YOUR CHANCE!!!
SGA, YOUR VOICE ON CAMPUS ...
JUST GOT LOUDER!!!
tt.Mpeop1e~.-raled ill •ocwprod- as clu1ic1 bi
.::tbm..:ie._,lltuehallowfflOlllh
£or'talea. ii & difflClllt io dctcrmine its
potaatlal~
.
A ab elect M TOWCI" Reconil IC•
bowicid:pd Ilda trend. Howevu. since
lheTOMrchain_
jullltm'Ud tan)'Ulalhe
spna,-a..Gtc
casy(iad.Corcu
frwlk' Sioatra ■
aretadilyavail
lbe aiDiCD
andmanyan:not
DaVinci is a wm
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udl..arniiNMJC.Paa.,r
' Trulya~for ~
the eye and miad. If you have not
tatenatripO\'CflOthcM~
olF'UIC Arts la&cJY, you an: miublJ ou1 on two maplf.cenl exhibits. "'LconardoDltVinci'11be
Amlomyol'Man.·mnpfrom
dleColkclioaolHer~
Queenl!lizabah U. andlhe .. M»D'E.wopeanhiDtinp.- rfOl'llthe
National Gallery ol lrdand.
O.dilplay1R2l ofDltV"
mci'1
oripm 200 anatmnical m2w•
..,._nc,aretnaely muter•
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ICCW1IU: dWlheyca,ibe u
mcdiaJinmuctiontoday.;
psticubrly~1U11
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Alt11011&famanyal'ldb
timeoliewdltaladia
IO~~bowledft
the body'• mascalar r
cadfJt:ally, Hiar.cinalion .with
'NCl'bd. QaV"Ypwasdie
pcrf01n11a:llimlclf.
AU_of tiis oblcrntk
r:v«y-,eccofdie~ w o r l d
wrillcn in "'mintlr' writit
pklcca.bodl_ artbaically ■:ldacl
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. Ew:amaly die a..d
Wcdnesdl1, February 10, 1993
LifeStyles
"Grunge" explodes in '92
Tloe SalfOlk Journal
Wed1Moda7, Ftbnw"y 10, 1993
e 1 nac1 DeVudc ud
Aadttw J~
The (Ohio State) Lanlffll
_ i>s.taking another revolution
C
Mini CDs could d~ to regular Compact Disc
what cassettes did to 8-tracks tapes
Cootribulin1Rq,oncr
Jusa wta dlecampactdi.lC playerhu
bocome u common u • can opener In
mo.a bomcl. and people have ,unit hun-
dredsoltillninlbesbinyfi¥C.bddilcs.
themasic:iftdustryhutatenmiraHcdlnolooanotherlcvel hi&,ber• miniCD'L
111c Solly Qirpondoa. Japwi ...
commllNryoulSideSc:attlewilhhildaughia and mentor,• 1tria ol inuplicablc
makdthcirl-=-adevdopmenl;lhemini
murdcQ:OCCW'.
S~I ~=~~•::•~ri~I-=
.
coapac:c di.It. Whlle mini-CDs an,u
ha.c beal aound aincethc mkl-ei&Nb,
mini-CD Iona play albunu: and playm:
played by Daniel Baldwin, (brother
ol Alec and William Baldwin), aet OUI tO
find lhe tiller and brin1 him IO justice.
Al.!)flg the way, they enlist 1hcbelp or 1
psychologist pllyed by Diane Lane ( the
,al-life husband or Lambel1). Soon .
Sanderson ls conJidcffil I.he lead luspotl
in lhecue.
The performance ol the acton in th•l
movielwmoredownsllu up1. lambctt"s
Sandenon is aloof' and di.stint lhrou1hou1
o1 his tcene1. He.hardly seems
concerned lhal JOme PfYCho ben1 on revenge is sellin& him up f~ murder.
m.111,
onlyhitthcmuticawrala&elast)'Clf.
Bdon: the m:ation or lhe CD pl.Iyer.
the ddCI wq'C pbyed with thc use of an
ldapa'&ot&andardCDplayen.. Thcnew
coaftpflllimlinHnchCD,withpackqVl1 limillt IO a CMXlk.
AlanJUW1.Solly"18osioobnlnch ~
~ v e, aid Ulyandow11 lhermd it
may sne .. a replacemel'lt ro, the: RIii·
.
·mosa
The najar ad'~ 1o the mW CD,
ICCCll'dinilOJUOII, is thatonil!CM fflC'Ofd
ontoil.unlite'lhetndition<D. 11,crvu
the tok o( I caud&e. bul the ,auad ~ ,
aipcrior.ThcminiCDalsopmvkkldiff.!Ct
l0CCII IO album cw, wbich l1ICIN no
ffl(ft frvstrM.ioa wilh loo& searches for
IOlll'Ollcaudk:. F"'tnaUy.i1providellhe
tifflilarponabi.li1yofferedbythccasscu~
hlonllidlhe•iDidi,cplaya1comc:ia
twoait&.cmbeiq~~.lhe
odlerbciqcalyaplayu. Theplaycnlf'C
Lane's performance u • psycholoatll
was as bclk:vable u Llmbctt's. It migh1
h3vc m:ide ffl(n sense to hsve Lane's
chanc1erwritteftinas1ttportct. Ack#
c.umple ol this is when une cnten 1
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product..,.t-,:,mond)sa&:0,llespec»-
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bul ii wu not until lhc la.le IOs 1h21 it SIOI')' insaead ol lhe psycholo&i,sl ·she ls
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wcdlhalthefonnalbctwcentheltvceMd
fiw. inda CD ao eitbc:r way.
Tllelillca:~onn1ifti CO¥wy.
PoplillrlilklbyM.-iahCwey, Pt:a,1Jam
unce,sinceitmarcbesthepriccofthe
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INtpeoplcarcnffl:lledin~ac:wpn:id-
and MidtadBobohcmbcfo.nd.•wdl
~ularO>. lllthclceouabca,nomiclimes.
' wllc,ICd:Mdblyt1CWlldnoloaJwheflit
becoael available at lhiJ poifla in lime.
--
iact bul llnce JtnU'}' ii such allow month
for ....✓• it difficult IO dclcnnine ill
A - - ckrt II Tower RtcOfds X•
tnowlcd&ed dlis lrmd. Howc¥CJ, since
lhe Towu chain ju:ll Jl:¥1Cd canyina the
BJN.E.F.acobu'°"""Slaff
Murder and rcvmae are the main ploi
dcvicesol"'Knl&ht Movcl"',apsydlolo1i•
calllvilk:.-lhalllsctatachca:IOwTWnent
ouuide or Scatl.le.
Olristophcr Lamben. best known for
biJroleinthe "'H.ighbndcr"movtel.1tan
as htct Sandcnon. a Chea: pWldmutct.
AJ,oonashearriYCSOflaamallisland
11 ToaJ Dlllcrco
dantanaJoscuscac.
Knight Moves
trapped in
check mate
be,came popabr.
TheCCISlcoulddellymaiNICMlaa.,q,•
--:a7,:Z=~=
~
-..ppoaed lO be.
ltis<ilmous lhatlhedwc&orolthls
•
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:.==i~
as clas1lc1 by- Bosto• and Bruce
and OIWfuntk
1tt
The mW co is only in tu WI Cane stasc
andmanyareaotm:itin1~j'ldac·
. ·=~~tr ~=~=
.
m1t1yc-.notan'ordh116ciq\iiliiysnd'will
: : : ~ . : ~ = ~ i ; ; k : di11)oguedo not funhuthe plot and then:
time be:ina-
ronrin11td 011 nu, pa1t
DaVinci is a wonderment to the eye and mind
JoumalSwl
siilllhemostimpm11n1,:lentific
inp. .. Ccat~ WOJU from lhe
rumcdbymodemtcieftce.
rn,dnlwinpdonemost!, in
inlr: and pen, are COftsickfflt so
accur.atcthattheycanbeuxdfor
modicalinslrucuontod:ly. Hewu
p:u1ia&brtykllaalin1ineoibf}olosyandthefunclioningofthc
\'2Jva.
Altliou&h nuft)' 111isu HI his
time obsuwd human dlucction
ioe,.pandlheirknowlcd&eorhow
the body's muscular 1ystem
warted. O.Vinci was the rll$1 to
p&npe.Paintinp.-froml.be
National OallcrJ ol lreland.
OodilplaytR2JorOaVinci'1
cwipaal 200 INIICDlcal chwlllp. TlieJ arc truely mastt.r-
~:i=:d=~
kction or l7th century Dutch
worb.u well as 1ico-Oassical
3nd Rom;incic works.
One of the Oulch paintinp
lh::ilpsticullrly~outb-n.c
;::Zc~~:~7::
rcpraa!IS a commoa Iheme in
Oul:ch paintllla dwin& this period,whidl~.._.thcideal
andunch:anainaworldollheRenaissance, bi.It a workl In nlU.
peri':or°':it~IOOIU are
ad ... toucd in --y YOCa•
lfoal ill" lib lifeliae. -1 his
dependen1 on· the anisl'• :and
wrillen In - minor wriW11, .. so
that lhe Oiurcb would eot diJ.
cowrwballlewasdobta,wllicb
eWl'YIIIPCCColthc)!b)'licalworld
. . . , .,
'1'bcMJ1StcrEuropeanPaint•
::a~~~zc:~ ~~~:t,.1'!;,:;::
TNly a wondcrmcnl for bolh
lheeyeudmind.Iryoubayenot
tlkenatripovcrtolhcMuseum
olf'incAnsbldy.youaremWin1 OUI on two mapmcent ahibiu, "'l.eosw'doOaVinci'sThe
N'Glln yolMan. "'dr.lfflpCtom
Ille CoUeclion of H e r ~
QucenEJiubethU.anclthe - Mu•
::===
:,-::.111310snicaJcarftfWIS
m;:• , : ; ~ ~ c o n:
=be&houahllObearilc•
l:¥ffl&mly lhe
a..a foad
:-:~•:n:::;
i
~ 2 8.
1992 wu a ycarwhen music
toot lu sociological and po!ilical mesu.&ca to the airwaves.
Controversy, commercial ~ cesuodSeaule'1,.pw,ge.. roct
WttttbefoundltioftoCtbeye.at
in music.
lbe Seaule up losion. •
youn1,tmp01ishr.d,oundbactcd
with raw pilll and rupy VOcats made it big in'92. Bands
lite Nirvana, Pull Jun, and
Soundgarden gained popularity, won awards and beclme
some of the best new bands in
'92.. Tbesuccessollhescgroups
opened the door for OOleJ Seauk: rockers: Alice in Owm.
MIKlhoney, ScTea.mina: lnes,
and thelaleMOOlefI..oveBone.
"'Sin&ks,- the movie and ics
sound trac k (which featured the
majorityoftheb&nds:praiously
me.nooned). was emotod to the
Selltle IOW\d scene and WU
instnunenlal in lhe promotion
of the Suttle rock.
1992 also SIW i t s ~ of
toun.. Irish rock band 1.12 decldcd it would 10 jt alone and
create 1l1r1cr-4han-lifecoocen
aunosphere with their Zoo TV
tour. Ul acatod the most intripin1andprofitlblcoulin1in
'92. While Bono and the boyl
orr by themse lves. · many
bandJ decided 10 play on the
wctC
1ame tktct.
Ha.,m,
mulliple bi& name
pctf'ormicnmeantiDcrelsedlU·
dknc:u and lhc need fo, Latgcr
Jane'• drwrunet SteVe Pa:kins, cause for phlltnwopic events
fonnod I new band, Pnrno by for • majority of music pc:rPyros. Loll1paloou D WU a fonners. Wh ile many -bands
tr1velia1 montage ol altana- dooll.od proceeds frpm their alt1¥emuskandart1anda-afis.
One could no1 only experlenoc a v.-icly of cn:a-cul1ures
otmusicand 11111LoUapa)oou
IJ, but could remm home with
thll Iona-desi red t11100 .
Lollapaioou n splMod the
cultural l'P by offc:rin& 1 c:ooi
variety of music by rapper Ice
Cube; the eiplOSiYe, motbid
sound or Ministry, the gOlhk:
sound of the Jesus and Mary
Ol.ain and a sample or Sealtle
with
Pearl
Jam
1nd
Soundgardcn.
With Loll1p1loou ·s increased populiri1y Ind with lhe
bwns lO AJDS resell'dl,sucb as
U2'a .sin1le "One.- a tributt
c:onoe.rttolhel1tcFreddieM.«•
cury , former lead sin1er oC
Queen, benefiucd AIDS re-
..-.
1bis tribute brou&tll to&etber
severa.lanisUcldiffcrentgcttca
toWembleySt.adiumforacommon cause, and was by ru lhe
strongeJt musk:al outcry for a
solutiootothedcadly disease.
While the yell WU invaded
bysubpop,ltwual.soayearfor
ttCOl'dstobebroten. TbePbiJa...
delphla-based Boyt. u Meo
made i1bi1 by swpusinaEJvis
commercill, crouovusuc:cas Prcsleyfo,lhelDOllwec:ksll
of R.E.M .• the Red Hot OLili No. I with .. End o/ the Road."
Pq,pers.theOireandPutlJun,
altematlve acts have hid a
Thu rtpon pro11idrd bJ 1M
springboard to success into Collr1t Prus Srr'llicr.
ma instream music.
'The ICffll alternative has lost
iU
and become (D(Jl'e
o f I ma.rtecing cerm. Some
woukl arpe that the crouovcr
binds ate. 1e.lli.n& out to ma.in•
stream and the uue a1LenWl¥e
mlA!ic will 1tay Wldetpound.
Whalevcr the opilUOO. '92
WU I )'Cir when a plc.lborl oC
music typubroteinlOtbetopol
the pop charts. Aloog with the
me.amn,
a11.emali¥e crossovtr: vetuan
huvymctal gurusMetallicund
Megldeth, nipperlceOibeaod
the industrial audit N"'i.oe Inch
Nails. with iu. EP. "'Brokffl,"
gli nedtoplOIJ0COl'!C'y.
.
Tbemusicindwbywouldnol
becomplete.wilhoutitsshll'eol
controvert)', With the Rodney
venues. A t ~ stadium
oonccrt.s rose from 30 million
concen-,oen in 1991 IO 151 Kin1tatin1andtheLA.riots,
mllJion in 1992, MTV re~~.bu.Laoli.wilhool~l,tl',._..,..
·
Leadin1 the stadium double li&hl, to pull the son& "Cop
bill in '92 WIS when Guns ·n Killet .. fromhishard<OJcband
Roses paired up wilh Mec.allica Body Count'• album lfter a vo-
:!:'1;:•=i::i.rr:'!:~U:
ctl : . : n ~=~n~m;;,~zk . .........~
the public roe her video o r
"Elotiea'· (from the album of
IJw;samename),whkh lalO"WU
p,UcdfiomMTV'srowion.She
simu.ltaneou.slyrtleuedbctpk.
101'111 book "'Se.l,,. ...ttich reatured Madonna and Olhcri ni•
ked in nrious posilioos. The
bOOkstinodcwiosityindemolions of fans
critics alike.
orgti nudbyht)'Famlloflhe • Laslyeaulsosawmany
now-defu.nctJane's Addx:tion. crsrallyin1fo,ctuses.Minlhe
fll'TCII, along with the former put. AIDS was the princiJl'e
country. Othct bands twnin&
up in '92 were: Megadeath and
Suicidal Tendencies; MTV 's
120minutulOW, headlined by
Public Image Umitcd; and Big
Audio Dynamite.. And. IUI but
not least, the alternative mllSic
festival Lollapalooz.a U.
l.ollapalooz.all,headlinodby
the Red Hot Olili Peppers. WIS
wt
Knight ,,..,,,.,..,~,.,, - - - - - - seem• IO be no cohesivcnua
betwcealbevariow:tcaa.
A.Ra the firll hour, however,
lhe actcn finally Id their ICU
101et11er and prove wby Chey IOI
hitt.dinthefint-placc. AJthe
pace picu up, the dialolue imp-ovc:und it is fuially up&ai!lod
&otheaudiencewhaltheplotis.
The only rea.SUI not to ~'IC
t.hisfflO't'ic:earlywudiaelOthc:
dyftamicperformanc:coCCharleS
BailoyOaiaailoo"""""'
~----- ·
killcr,and the factthal youaten'J
finishedwkhyowpopccn.~
are -.:c:nc:s wben Oa&es aca1s lbe
showand)'OllactU:lllyfmdyoar•
aelf chcerill1 for him a he COD•
tinullly OU1 anaru Lambert Md
thcpolice.
Oterall, anyone U1 the mood
for a aood psycbolo&ical lhriUcl'
lhould skip th.is fflQYie and Dy
homc.,bulifywdo,o.,etlhe
aqa.11 popcorn. and don't &Cl a
......
Ill,
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'92
anthropic events
y of mu.sic perlie ·many baf\dS
edsfrpmtheiral-
·re.scarch,~h u
'One," 1 lribu11:
l11e FrcddicMerlc1d singer of
filled AIDS re, brought together
Dldiffuentgcnrcs
tldi umforacom(l((wubyfarlhe
ilcalou1eryfor1
~ dead ly disease.
)'CU" WU invaded
wualsoaycarfor
lf'Okcn.ThcPhilad Boyz JI Men
1 surpw.ing Elvis
iemostwt.eksat
!nd.oltheRoad."
·1 prollithd by IM
, s~,..'icr.
The Suffolk Journal
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some troubled people and you
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We'll gi ve all donations to the
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Wednesday, Febnwy 10, 1993
Wcdneoday, Fcbnwy 10, 1993
The Real Deal At Financial Aid
Editori al
lnlightolalllhcCOlltroYCny
Suffolk's Freedom
Of Religion
NtOIDdingtheruwv:lalaldpro-
Q\'cr Lhc pa.st si:ir. months there 1w been heated discussion
abou t pn::servlnJ the constituUonal rn:cdom of rcligion hen: at
Suffolk University. 1bc focaJ poinl of the discussion, lies In
allowing students 10 be excused from classes. c:a:aminations and
cl~ wol1t rcquirwic:nu. if their auendancc infringes upon the
rodes of their n:ligious beliefs.
The Issue fi rst ga.lned rccognitlon when SuJfolk's student
JCMkn mcl for their annual Fall Leadership C.onfen:ncc In
Oc:10bcr. Atlhattime it wasdiscussQj that sludentsofthe Jewish
fallh were placed in adifficull position when lhclrcvcntng clm
met on a religious high holiday thal. rcquhed them to be home
by sundown.
According to M ichelle McGlnn, Treasun:r of the S1
udcm
Govcnvncnt Association, faculty who could not be identified
insinuated OW any make up exams would be "considerably
mon:difficult". ThcS.G.A. thcnadoplcd the issue and ii ass iSlcd
in bringina it 10 the University ·s Educational Policy Comm ince.
The EPC eventually disrovcred tlw they were required to
publlsh a statemcm from M assachuscns state la won thesubjccl
of ab.scncc due to religk>u.s beliefs.. The DcanofS1uden1S Office
thcncomplctcdthisrcquiremcnt,byprintingthestatcmcntasan
official poUcy in the S1
udcn1 Policy and Procedures Handbook
fo r 1992-93.
The statement in question comes from Mwachusetts Gen•
cral Law Olap1cr !SIC and states: "any student in an educational or training ins1i1u1ion. .. who is unable, because of his
reUgiO\IS beliefs to auend 'classes or to panicipouc in any
uamlnalk>n, study or wort requirements shall be excused... and
shalft,c provided wilh in opponunity to mllke up such examination, study_ or wort requirement which he/she 'Pl.I)' h:ivc
missed because of such absence on any particular day ..."
lbtre is a catch however in lhat lhe s1a1cmen1 then goes on 1
0
say: " .. .such makeup examination or wort shall not create an
unrcasooablc burden 1 the school...no adxcrsc or prejudicial
0
cfft.elS shall resuU 10 any student bee.use or his/her availing
him/hc:rsclf of the p,ovislor.s of this section."
11ac swcmcnts which arc an official policy aim 10 protect
scudcnts. However. we must now ask, Just how rar docs this
prol«:Uon go?.ls someone of U)C Islamic faith pro1ec1cd Ir they
lbsent-caclt F.idaj ftw d1t. obsel ♦ -ik.C of d1t.i1 S
FllnhcnnDff.. when a re.ting day falls oo Good Friday, shouJd
Ouistlam be granted another reading day before final cums?
Such questions sure! y strilr.e at the heart ofequal rights and the
. ~ o o ofrcligiousfrfflbn .Thc.9:qucstionsareth:ncouplcd
whfi the fact that Suffolk advertises ~ P'ides ii.self in Its
diV<:rslty -boch cultural and religious. We 5CC evidence of this
®rin& the orientation program and in oor student handbook
which clearly suppo,1 diversity and shuns discrimination.
ln essence, Suffolk can now act 1 defi ne what it calls an
0
uruusonable burden in ilS instiwtiofL Suffolk CM help 11.1
studcnl.1 with specific policics wlllch the state can,nol provide for
the dlffereru coUcges and universities in the Commonwealth.
Suffolk can now either ac1 pro•aclively, to define ia policy and
end thcconll'Oversy, orit can hide behind the binding, but vague
provisions of a state swutc.
QJJOTE OJ THE 'WE'E~
•Gayle Goodwi11, member of the
Student Government Association and
Council of Pusidems. wo nderi11g
why she is nt \'tr inttnoiewed for
Journal stories , e1•en though she is
very involved in student acti1•ilies:
'Ifie Political Correctness
:J{a[{ of ;fame
"So as 10 c hange the perception that
impodcnce means helplessness. those men
experience sexual problems shall be referred
co as c~tally challenged,"
-Kn·in Nealon
Saturday Night l.11•t
Marac SdloU. was suspended for one
year by Major League Baseball's e_..
cculive Council for making remarks thal
degraded bl■clts, Jews and Aiians. The
Suffolk Joumal fully supports INS decitiorl.Scboubuaduuuedcomalr.ina sc.ne
imal&Wve lt.ltcmcOlS and apologizt.d
for 1h11. The decision by lhc Excc:utlvc
0:,mx;.ilac:odsaclcumessa~ltwtbcu
ilooroomforracism inbucball. Under
die ICm1S of the decision, Schott can
ltfPlyb°rcinstatcmcntonNov. l . lf shc
ii ~ reinstatemem. Scholl would
return co Feb. 28, 1994. She was also
(lacd S2.S.000, the maximum amount
allowad by bueball rules , and she must
.... -r
~na programs.
ThiJ is the beSI
upcct
IIIIDlll8'MN
c:aa.ltwulllllyamaue.--dtimc
before you heard more ■bout IL sideoltheCOUD1Cruaworklludy
Complaints Md fNJtr11ion have anployce. It im't alwayapmty.
Uyouapproachtbeoff'ICCwith
frequently bun voiced sunoundpatience Ind C(Ulay then 1h11 i1
in& the Infamous dcl■)'t.
Likcmanyofyou. lhavebcen what )'OU are lhowu ia return.
anadvoca1.eforlgcrea.w.dfi1W1• Honeygoesdowneasierllwlvin•
cialaidlincclbc&a.,111Su!folk. e1ar-hOllilityonlybrcedsmorc
Whenl11w 1tate.-: holanh ipsbc- hostility.
•
in1 cut, I decided to learn more
Dwio1thepas1fewwcebthc:rc
about the finaocial aid prooeu, lw~a lotofanltictyaround
and figum:1 it would be a good the l~arriv&I of financial aid
upcricncc thai could help me out fonns in the office. Some at1ually
later.AfterrcqMn11mcritbased found it hard to believe that Suf.
JCbolanhip,lroceivcdmyoppor- folk was no1 responsibleforlhis
delay.
w.nityla.stycar.
In IJUlb. lhe office could ooly
Never inamillion)Urldidl
imagine that I would come away sitandwaitfor (cdcralauidelincs
rromU,cexpericncewlthsucha and fomu to come in before pus•
different opinion. Theorriccis a ln1ontheinl<irmltiontostudents.
rcsourcctobeu-easW'Cd, notver• There wu neilher an ordering
bally trubcd u is the more tom• mistake on the part or fwoci&I
monoccurrencc. lncvernolical aid, nor a vx:ious and Insidious
plan by the staff to hold up the
bowlOJdc:nllactcdlOthefin■nci&I
aidaaffuntillwasontheothn application proow.
"I wan1 to lmow something. Why doesn'1
anyo ne ever ask me my opinion?
Corred.ion : Due lo a reporting error in last
weeks story on the Dcmc St Deli , i1 was
rcponcd thac Nick. Papadopoulos has owned
the rc, taurant since 1973. He has only been
the owner since 1986. Also the s1ory
reported thot Papadopoulos runs the busines
with his father, wire and daughter. It should
have said. wife, sister and fa"thcr.
o( lhc dccllioo.
Hopefully, Schou will learn something
from lhcsc sessions. Shcbu beeo quoted
usayingthat&hcdid nol realiz.eth11bcr
oommenlJ were In.sensitive, so maybe
she will come ■way from lbc$C sessions
seeing that her statements an cause
harm. Fnnlr.Jy, itishighlywtlikdythat
lhis incident shows 1h11 lhere is much
racism in bueba.11. Schou is nor the only
pcnon intht p.mc:tha!holdsthescvicws.
Becau,eScholt'scasewasgivcnsomuch
media aUenlion, bueb&JJ could not ig.
note lhe situation. and something had 10
be done. Many have argued that Schott
shoo Id not have been SU!pCllded because
this will happen. but we can onJy hope. shewujw:t prac:ticinghcrrighttofrce
Hcrswemcou bave bttn of sucb a hor- speech, and that b ~I can not inrible nature tlW ii ,ccms U1II she tw frin&e upon that right. The Executive
much hltred (or these groups, which is C-ouncil pulled OUI llw oftcn.use(I plvue,
very hard to change, lo an owner's con- "DOI io lbe best interest or baseball,"
ference call Jut year, Schott stid, "I which has been used to suspend other
would never hire another nlgcr. I'd owncn and players in the past. Schou 's
rather have a trained monkey woding insensitivityiltrulynotinthcbestintcrformcthan1nigcr."Thetac1tha1 oonc estdbueb.all, nor in the best interut of
of the Olbcr owners on the line reported sociely.
lnf■ct.thellaffrownclytld.
do,m student:. n■me1 'and ad·
'°
meaea lhll wbm ronns wm:
availlblctheycu.aldbemailcdlo
tbeltladentsu,oonupouiblc.
:~~-.it;::::
who you CID meet wilh or call
when you have a JXoblem. U you
aive lhem a chanoo to hel p you
theywill, whllcjugli.n1thcprc1•
suresofadifficultjob.
It would be bene!idal to you, if"
you fill outall yourromu.ontimc:
and complctcly. before tumin1
them ill. This U'ICI UMeOeQ.lr}'
tripstotheoffic:candpreventJ
processing delays. Hdp )'OUJ1,Clf
andthefwndalaidofficcbybe-aiMin1carty.
Finally, please remember to
give accurate fi1,1re1 on )'OW"
form1.Simplcc:mninestimllioii
occurrwtinelybuthwtevcryonc
involved. By plannin1 ahead, US·
in1 hones1y and IOfflC counesy,
your ■&'Plication proceu will be a
..........
Spring Clean~ng At The
White House
.
'
lon ,1i11l· \I.K . P.il11H1
1
Elimi~lng fede~ lu1urics
10reduccthcdcfici1 , wlw a concept! Bill utd Hillary Clinton,
like any couple who moves into a
new home, arc pushint up thcir
sleeves lll1d dwiin1 house , pul•
tln1 away what they..nced and
throwin1aw:1ywha1 thcyfctl is
no longer nm:cuvy.
ju.SI how many pcciple do you
money to recd the it fomtly :1
hcalthymcal.StuffinJthcitCIICeS
with cavi:v and bon•bont isn't
the way to show they care, and
they know thlll. The preddenl's
familyarenoc.thconlyonestocal
a1thcWhiteHowc.themulti1udc
of suff also enjoy a free meal ..
However. wil.b theClinlOnS in
ch1Lrgc,somcor1t\111willh.:iveto
chanse,
•
Mr. Clinton isscttinJan C11:•
really need to run an emcienl
house,evcnif"itiswhite? With a
house run of employees, there's
got to be an ovcrtapping or rc-sponsibili1.CS. How many White
House 11affcn docs it take to
di:1ngea lighlbuit°anyw:ay?~w
that Soclr.s 1w lair.en over the cdlen1cumplcforlMrestOf the
· lnaneITontom:lucelhcfcd• posilion of While Home Pct, the r ~ aovcmme,1110cu1 down
era] bud,c1deficit. U promised. dog W3llr.ers willdcfinitelybcout onneedlcssluxuries,suchasli!Cir
Presidc:nl Clil11on Ulf'IOUnUd his ofajob,aswcllasthcdou:room• ownpn:doulalariea..Almmaybc
p11ns1ocutnccdlcss l1.11uries in cn and dot biJcuit providen.
thosiespedaltnlCrelllobb)'ists ,
NoconlyarethcClintonscul• ~ ill jump on the bandwap and
gOYCrnmenl sunin1 with p;iy•
House rood budge1 is •llo 1cttin1
cul.Justbecau,ethey~to
For the Record-
Not In The Best Interest OfBaseb~lll
Last wtd., Oncinnati Reds 0"""1Cf,
The Suffolk Joumal
rcsidcat l600PffinlylY&nilAve.,
docsrt' t mean a full oounc sour•
mctdinncs-isinordcrcverynighl
or the week. '1be CliNons ~
.4own-~ ro1U whocareabout
thc~wtio-·11a+ceaoap
jusldo'theitjobs.
~ Evuyonc has JOI to Jive up a •
litt1eto1C1.thedcficlldown,q_cn
ifthat mt.a111aliuieapringcle.an•
ingat the While House. (And
wholr.nowtwhalwe'llfind, iileplalicN;drcsx(lasWhheKomc
ull7).
TboSuffoUtJoumal Wednesday, Fd>nwy 10, 1993
1993
Winners! Professor's Professional Path Contest
B1Aa1LClllffte: ·
Spc,cial10thcJournal
Widl each balkM rctumod and
coonlcd. the wlMer was dcla·
mined, Professor Mawdudur
Rahma'l! ProfeaorRQvnanit
Com,nm:c. He hu Jff'SCl'ICd
papers and lllendcd ,cm inln
aaoa lhe continciitJ incwdin1
KuaWiampur,Malas..ia:Pakiun:
Sin&lp)f'C; London, En1land;
Carftr" Wed 1992 bnxlj.hl
auny ucltiq e,,,entl 10 Suffolk
Univenily. Included in these
carcc, ac1ivilic, was the
Profcuor'1 Profcu--1 Palh
COMell Thileventenc:ourqed
an clcnn year ve1cru or
Suffotk.'1 SchoolofMaNIJCfflCftl Hon1ton1:· Banp.ot. Thailand
llldSaudiAffibia.
and ~ in the accoun1in1
A1 I 1pot:c 10 Prorcuor
pa,tmcftt. He hu bcefl deter-
Ill Sutrolll Profcacn lO rdlccl
onlhcirC1RUpathu.pcric:nccs
•ilh their studcnl.t, providinI
experienced lhe mosl ovcnll in•
tri1uln1 and divcnc c•CICJ ad·
venlwtl
nlisablelnsi1htintoma1yc.1ci1-
Acadcm ically,heholdsa PhD,
MBA and a Master's Deg.rec in
in1can,uoptioru:
Gordon,
It could have been
beautiful babe. See you in
biology.
Blue Jean Baby
*·
mined by
popwa,
¥Ott to hive
Rahmaal rc11,urclylwuspcatin1 with ■ man who had alllivated a can:er from hard wort,
carina and achlc~cnL He had
m11r1y won1s or wisdom. insight
and enth usiasm
ro,a11 studenu.
Suffolk University Blood Drive
Special Hours for Spring '93
Give blood, and
bring sunshine into
someone's life!
WHEN: Wednesday, February 17, 1993
TIME: 3:00 • 9 :00 p.m.
WHERE: Sawyer Buildng, 4th Floor Graduate
Lounge
Sponsored by: E. DS.A., M.P.{\, Assoc., 2nd M.B.A. A~oc.
A p,J,iir Jtrvirt 011 NJ1U1rt1nt11/ by lier S11/felk Jo1VNJI
llapp,, \·!It
"'bl my achcme of lhinp. JtU·
dtftU aR tbe numbet one prioriry." fnllep•ilhlhbphilolophy.
I discovered th11 Prorcssor
Rahman is lhc PYesidcnt of Suppon-A.StOOCT!t. Inc. Thu; i:r1
founcbdon providlna annu: 10
studenu: from lhinl world. developin& countries. Cu~nUy, lhb
compr.ny~llmedk:alllld
cngineerin1ttudents.
ReOcctin1ovu1ukkloloopc.
ofart.Cfespaknces.Profo11or
lbhman spoke of many influ.
cnces lh:U shape and mold the
futweofevcry studern and won;.
ingpm(wional.
"/u individuals bcain their
careers, it1scri1ical1odctcrminc
the goals imponan1 101heir lives.
Pu1lhcm inordcrlllldlhcn scloul
1
0:ichicve 1hcm.
All profcssion~s must co nswi1ly espand and dcvdop their
Loot iolherutweand dccaminc
the aecdl and 1tehnolotia dw
arelOcome. StrivelOCfellC)'OW
own nkhc inthlsnew world.
None of us c-. ever cxapc
10eial cvaluatioll. Always be
1wareort10wy11Uspcalt,becour•
ICOWI and ALWAYS be pro(CI•
:~*~=e~~!~
many y<an and i:t is importanl IO
luvebch.indpositiw,imJftWO'IJ
..-ith each . .IC of lhis dcvdop-
To my friend Patty,
I just thought I'd let you
know, men have
blindfolds too. But we
like bags better.
m<"'-"
Tostudcntsjus1bc1innin110
vc ntw-c Into the professional
wu1d, ProfCSIOI' Rahnun advises:
-Never be afBid of I wu1h
boss. the yw illinnucnccyouto·
w!U"ds perfection and soon. with
hard work. you can move through
1hennk.(undcr such • mentor.
Nevcra.st rorfovon.youmust
:Happy o/afentine's
']Jay to tfie
'Big Ita{ian!
carneverybitofyourc:uand
ca~1e<11c. Oon'1jus1 :aspinlioos in each of yow SIU·
pby wi1h IOcby or yes1erd.1y.
11,:•1,
;; .
Happy Valentine's
Day Mark, Love
Jennifer
I Love You
Maryann,
Thi.s is already CNfl" rourth Vlltatine's
Day tocttht:r. While lbt time passes and
the mt.mories grow, I have learDtd to love
and a ppreciate you more. You are truly
the best thine that ever happened to me.
Pluse hang in there just a little bit longer
until our rorever bqins.
Love as always,Tommy
lllll'D
'Toucli my uarswitli your fips
'Toudt my worflf witli your foyjer tips
Jfnl Ult can liaVt fmvt.r
JJ.nl we can fuve for t'llt.r
'Torr.vu is our tolay
'But wfw waits to foveforeveranywayt
* REMINDERJ O STUDENTS with
PERKINS LOAN and/or INCENTIVE LOAN AWARDS
For the Spring 1993 Se mester :
Come to the Studenl Accounts Office 10 sign lhe promissory nol e(s), 71h Ooo r Sawye r Building
Immediately.
Failure to do so will resull in lhe ca ncellation or your award.
•
Julio,
Roses are red
Violets are blue
M8J!ymequick
Or11'll blow you ofT
"
Suffolk Mens' Hoop and Hockey
2-4-6-8!
We think the Rams are truly great!
Goooooooo blue!
Congratulations Beth
Carey, good luck on
your new life.
•Carolyn•
~
:
Lileo,
· Thank you for making
my toe-nails curl. Happy
V.D. •
Kiwi
Larry,
lt'sthefirstofmanyValmtlne's
Day together. Tu me, every day with
you is Valentine's Day. 1 love you
very much.
Mary
P.S.- Only 569 days left.
Tum,
You must know by now that
my loVe f01: you transends both
time and space. I would cross any
ocean to be with you. You mean
that much to me.
Andrea
381
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IMPORTANT NOTICES FROM
E
1
Hey Pal, welcome to the
rest ofyour life. Thanks
for being my buddy.
Love,Me.
~
My Sweet C hris,
As warm as a hug,
As friendly as a smile,
tr perfection were an lnCh,
You would be a mlle._
Happy Valentine's Day from
Nancy and the Cheerleaders
To Angel,
Thanks for the first
two .y ears, I love you and
Happy Val!!ntine's Day. I
wish for many-more.
.
·
Love, T~dy
*March 12, 1993
SPRING DEFl<'ERED TUITION DUE DATE!
Advertising &
Marketing Majors
Accounts reflecting a balance arter this date wlll be assessed a $10 Ltate Payment Fee.
Spring 1993 TuiUon must be paid in run in order to pre•register ror the Fall and/or Summer 1993
Semester(s).
Looking ror practical experience.
Well, you can get It right here on
campus with the -Sulfolk Journal
*PRE-REGISTRATION BEGINS MARCH 22
In order to submit you Fall 1993 or Summer 1993 registration form you must:
I. Have a uro balance rrom Spring 1993
and/or any other prior semester.
2. Have at least 1/2 payment for the Summer
1993 registration.
An Invoice will be malled In July for Fall 1993.
An Invoice w/U be malled In June ror Summer 1993.
The Fall tuition due date will be August 6, 1'!93,
"Learn lbe same skills aoed ID the
real b ~ world wblle belplDs
your campus newspjlper 1row;.
TOLl,,FIIEI 2A houn far.
· :. oo. : :.
~,+ FT ·..£ r.n .._!.'L9=!'!::
Call Andtu or Larry for dolallt
· . at ST.l-ll23 or stop bJ tbt , _ .
ollb, Ila. 11' Sbldeat Adhltles Ctr.
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COP take nominations for Exec. Board
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· Thank you for making
my toe-nails cur l. Happy
V.D.
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effmttopovideasmoothtransl•
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Larry,
1rth Valtaline's
lime ~ and
e leal"llf:d to love
It's the fi m or many Valentine's
Day together. To me, every .day with
You an truly
ta ppencd to me.
, lilUe bit longer
you is Valentine's Day. I love you
ver~ much.
Mary
i.
You must know by now that
my love for you transend s both
time a nd space. I would cross a ny
ocean to be with you. You mean
'"
that much to me.
fom1u anyway!
Andrea
381
o Beth
ns
Hey Pal, welcome to the
luck on
rest of your life. Thanks
· life
i for being my buddy.
•n - •
_ ~~ve, Me.
~
1ug,
il smlle,
ere a n Inch,
1mile._
Con amore,
Nanc
TheCouncil isboping toflll
four bo:ud positioN which will
bcvacatedbycwm11membcrsat
thcclosccrthiJscmcs1cr.
As sltllOd in lhe C.O.P. hand•
book, board elections traditionllllyMtakeplacedwing the next to
last mr.cting of lhe academic
"Big News!"
Tum,
rurfips
1our finger tip.s
"'w.
Fitness
Center
& Gym
Now
Open
Saturdays
9:00 a.m. • 4:30 p.m,
(C heck gym &c hedul e for
reserved times and open gym
schedule.)
*Do npt be disappointed ~y
forgetting your "valid" Suffolk
ID · • necessary for building,
Fitness Cener and Gymnasium
admittance.
P.S.• O nly 569 d ays left.
always,Tommy
The.CouncilolPftsidcrUheld
thcitprcliminar,.nominations ror
n.p1¥Ctwt1~.-W.,
-,or," and Ille oomlnationa for
eU1ible posidom " ~I come
from lheflooronc,lntdin&prior
rothelCbecklkdele:ction.'"
However. 1n amend.meat to
piUCnlilneeded,wJaidC.OUCU.
By putting the new boAfd
changclheirnominatknanddection time rramcs.
through what CoUeu rerers to u
KurtColleU. ~ o f
C.O.P.,saidthccouncUwuhold·
in& early nominlltions In antklDuetowhGIColleu rdersloas
pation or the amendments ap- 11 "veryca.sualandverylaidb:d:"
proval.
• 111mospherc,thcCouncil docsnot
xi strict stnndards for its club
1 This way, thcCOUllCil will
ion.
be able to point · out the new
members 10 roUow.
" Wearewort.in1 with26 difretentclubsinC.O.P. We need a
"""'·"early election lS'permillflhe
liale leeway because not every
~:~s;!rp~'::~e~ /'~
rlf'llmecting,fOUowingthcirdcc:boanl'1 "'11tength1 and weatlt.d,thcprese,1lboanl whic:heon-
........1-1,~loll,.,.II■ ~::e~i:11 every mcctin1,..
sists ofOwr Kun C.Olk:tt. Vice.Chair Marco Uriane, Treasurer
Due 10 the abxence or scvernl
'clubs rrom the February 4 meet•
ing, the nominllllon proiccss will
continue on February 11. 'This
way. absentee clubs who wish to
Dom Marinalli. and SJ,crctary
Gayle Goodwin, will have two
wcckslowod:withthcncwboord
to help develop their IC3dcnhip
place a ndminalion may do so.
The r~ 1h31 not every club lS'
London House Hotel
$17.SO p.p.4.o.
/nd. ~ O S I
prescnl at every meeting is only
one or scvcrnl faclOn: pertaining
to why the Council does nbt
Slrictlyenrorccfonnnlpmcodun:.
Anothct(actor'islhatc:lubrcpresenutives are changing con-
7 Day lDndoo TrMI Clrd $49
: ; ~::.!~i~uitd~r=~
•
Let's Go London $11.95
79'1Boytsta,Slreet,Bo5ton
166-tffl
1
"""'·
usualb'
.. Any per,on, when elf.clod,
does not ha~ both the
admini.sntivc stills Mid a ·po1.
ishe.d public image' 11 lhc same
time. TIie ~ning period will
showthencwboordexactlywhat
they need to know." C.Ollen ell.plained.
.
_
Nominationsasoftodllyiuc:
Kelly Chasse, chair: Rima E.1Hoss. vice president: Bruce
lmbacuan, treaswcr; and Siria
polidcs:1ndregul:ations.
C.OUeucbimsth:itthcC.O.P.
h:lndbookis11dooblc-sidcdguidc- VasqUC1., socrctary.
Yet, thesc~,tillprelirn_
inary
bool;.l>nonc,hAndi1containsall
the sund3rd rule,, and regul:l- nominations. Th?f l! time Jt;ft
tiont;' yc1 i1 iJ still ..11bstmc:t and .!?'C,O,P. membcrltonom~e
open to intcrprctllion...
"'Ourp!?IK:y ls'stNCturcdyct
ab:sUctenough toall(cJubn.p~ dcdicalt.d_boardmcmber.
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SUMMER
E MPLOYMEN't - fi sheries.
TuiorillginMath 101. JO). JOS.
143,& 161 . Help in passing basic
m~ exam. Min.Fee. Mtu:1gcat
S73-8323.
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bOGts.. FreetnnspOrUlion!Room
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Looking fo r practical experience.
Well, you can get It right here on
,.c;,mpus with the ·s uffolk Journal.
Call Andrea or Larry for delails
at 573-8323 or stop by the Jounlll
· olllce, Rm. ll6.Student Activities Ctr.
Collea·aid.
C.O.P. elcctionsacopcnto a .
forum of ita ,,cudcnc mcmbcn.
Candidates .-c nominated from
the 11oor,andasccoodinaofthc
nomination b not requited. The
nomtnce may acccpl or decline
thcll0mmation.1'obcelcc:tcd, "a
simple majority from those
the C.O.P.ainstitution, writlen •
by Associate Dean. OaYid L•
Robbins, WU approved b)' the
Studc:ntCiovemmentADoc:ialion
yeslefdayallowingthcc:ouncilto
To Angel,
· Thanks for the first
two years, I love you and
Happy Valentine's Day. I
wish for many•more.
Love, Teddy
Learn the same skills used In the
· real liuslness·world whlle.Jielplng
your campus newspaper grow.
acntativa) can follow along,"
-;1
and -~edicated a love song to Hillary
( ~ Don't Stop Thinking About Tomorrow.. :--. r- )
And she loved it.
So, for Valentine's Day, or aI\ytime,
call WSFR for your favorite song.
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Wednesday, February _ 1993
10,
Wedoc..i..y, Febnwy 10, 1993
/-
COP take nominations .for Exec. Board
tentatives) can rouow aloog,"
eoueu said
C.O.P.el,cctions.-eopenloa
rorum or ill scudcnt membcn.
candid:ites m: nominated from
the Ooor. and a sa:oadul1 or the
nomination ~not requited. The
nomint.C may accept or decline
Ho1111evcr, an amendmefll to
theC.O.P. .corutitUOO(l.wri1ten
by Associate Dean. David L.
Robbins, WIJ approved by lhe
StudcntGovcrnmcnt Auociation
yestenlayallowinathc council to
changclhcirnominatklnandclec•
liontimermmes.
Kun Colle11, t;haitperson or
C.O.P.,said thecouncil washolding eaJ"ly nominations in 1111tici-
p:1tion or
the
amendments
ap-
proval.
a''vcrycasualandvcry laidback..
atmosphcTc, 1hiCounci\docsnot
se1 strict sumdllrds for its c lub
membcn to follow.
~we arc working with26dilfcrcn1clubsinC.O.P. Wenccda
little leeway bccau.sc no1 every
"Big News!"
Fitness
Center
&Gym
Now
Open
Saturdays
9:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
(Check gym schedu le for
reserved times and open gym
schedule.)
*Do not be disappointed by
forgetting your "valid" Suffolk
ID - necessary for building,
Fitness Cener and Gymnasium
admittance.
.lhenomination.Tobeelccted,-a
, simp le majori1y C
rom those
'presc,11 is needed," said Collell.
By pulling the new board
lhn>ugh what Collen refers 1 as
0
a"baptismbyfire",thatis,put•
Ouctowhl11Collct1rcrcrstoa., 1ing the group in charge or the
. .-4,a,µ.,1,1~....■-
club will beat every meeting."
CoUettsaid.
Ouclotheabsce:nceofsevcral
~!;~~":"om1:~:::;
con1inue on February 18. This
way, abse ntee clubs who wish to
plxc a nomination may do so.
London House Hotel
$17.50 p.p.d.o.
1na..8:"1Jifast
JOoylo<'donl,.,.lCord $49
•
Let's Go London $11,95
729 eo,tston Slrttt, 8o5too
H6-1ffl
Thcf11etthat110tcveryclubis
prescntateverymccling is only
one of several fac!Ol"!lpcrtaining
1 why the Council doe5 not
0
stricllycnfon::cformalproc:edurc.
Anothcrfoc tori s 1ha1club,cprescnt:11ivct m changing con•
s1:1111lynndit isdifficu1t1otcach
new mcm~rs lhe manydiffcrcm
policic:s -nndrcgulations.
Collett cuims lh al the C.O.P.
handboot'ls a doublc-cidod guidebook. On one hand it contains all
the s iandard rules and rcg uJatiOl\$. ~I itissim-a.bstractand
open 10 intctp,t;WOfl...
"'Out policy is structured yet
a~tnCK1gh90alJ(clubrq,rc•
rlr51mceting,followinglhcitdec•
1ion. This way. the Counci l will
be able lo point out the new
board's "strengths and weak•
oe.=:
Jftheearlyelcction ispcnn it•
tcd , thepn:scnlboardwhichcon•
sislS o(Chair Xwt Collet!, V,CcChair Marco Uriarte, Trcasu.rcr
DomMarinalli,and~lary
Gayle Goodwin, will have two
wcelatowOR:with thcnewboard
to help develop theit IC3dcrship
skills.
-Any penon, when elected.
usually docs not have both !he
adlflinistralive stills and a ·potishcd public imaae' 11 the s;tme
time. The tra.inina period will
showthencwboa.nlexactlywhat
they need 1 know ,.. Collcu ex•
0
plained.
Nominations as of loday aK:
Kell y Chasse. chair; Rima El·
Hoss, vice president; Bruce
lmbacuan, treasurer, llfld Sirfa
Vasqucz.,secretaty.
Yel,thcsearcstill preliminary
nominruioru:. 'Thetc is 1lme ~r1
forC.O.P.mcmbcBConominate
anymcmbc:rlheyfoclwouldmake
a productive, hard-working, and
dcdicatedboardmembc:r.
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-,
and dedicated a love song to Hillary
(.IJ-.-Don't Stop Thinking About Tomorrow..:-_,-- )
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Bird from,a,,12 - - - - - - - - - Hockey frompaie 12 - - - - - - - - - - - -•-- the Celtics played lbe Portland
TnilBllzmandtheCclticswert:
trailingbysevenpoinuwilhonly
Everyone hu their (1vorite
rncmoryo!Llny Bird, whether it
bca lhreepointcrauhc:buzu:ror
20 aeconds leO.
Then lheCdtia broughl it 1
0
a three point dcrteit. With two
,oc:onds remaining and fan s on
lhe edge or their scau. Bird
S3YC!h:ltlossedhimintolheaowd
stumbled on the three point line
andletoffa!hol:.
ft seemed like it cook forever
!0Clheball1ogc110thenc1.but
theswishingoCtheballwas like
mu.sic to the fan s' em and the
Garden ellploded.
Many more great memories of
LarryBirdcou.ldbcwriuenhcrc.
Bena from lbe llot durin1 a de- Dwyer .pid:od It up ltld dcked
layed penalty call on Suffolk,
then ()eotile WM.Id up n,ic:dy in
front Rob MilChcliandalid the
bi
around Tomuello, sliding lhe
puck Wo the empty net.
Tufts fCtaliated, lhotlgh. and
orevcn1stca.11h:i1 hc\pedwinlhe
puck patEon&s. 1
yin1 the pme
game.
atlhreewilh9:25k0 inlhe·aec- in the aecond period. Offlrlle
Mdperiod.
_'
,cored his aecond ac.J r1. the
ThcJwnboa then took I brief
4-3 lcad when Jame, Cahill beat
Eonu en lbe stick side Wilh. 1 nnge: but wu l.lken ,dowft in a
rocket from lhe lert circle.
pile or players. Gentile flipped
Only one minulc la1er, Suf- thepuckovcraspnwling&;,,13!
folk tied lhe game on Dwyer'• to give ihe Jumbos a 5~ lead
.
Larry Bird will ~ fondly rt•
membcrandsadlymisscd.We,
the fans o( BOSlon, have been
luckytohavesuch1greatonour
BoslOnCeltics.
In thewordsoCMagic.JohnsonduringBUd· sretircment!fibutcon February 4, 199), ''There
willnevcrbeanothcrpla.yer likc
LarryBird.Andyoucantake that
1 the bank."
0
retoolclheluawldu:llll)' J:021eft
'- •
O'Driscoll puaed 11
Cl'CUC IO a nilin& f
who one-timed the I
Tonwdlo.
.
1'1fll.tookdlcirlht
lhepmconaplbyll
lnwlhethitdperiod.R
:::~U:v!"'=n"':a:~ pl.a::,:!~::
IICCOndgoaloCthepcribd.Onthe
goal. Fitz.gefllld carried the puck
down ~ right W~I and inlO the
comer. He then centettd lbe puck
--;;;;;;......,.,.;;;;;;...,;;;;,......,"'"!'. ..lhe Slot,
l<l .
w~ I
stteaking
going Into lhe second in1ennis-
kickcdin10hiih1C11, 1
two quick goals by I
and ,Porano only 4!
apart. Fitz1enld knoc
areboundolaDY!)'CI'&
and Porau.o followt
quick-relcase1R1Plhll
right cinlle.
12
Suffol_k comes
back against Tufts
ByCkrisOboa
JoumalSWI'
ARLINGTON- This year the
team has travelled
numerous mu ics on the way lo
lums hockey
victory. Suffolkhasbk>wnlcads,
then come b.lck IO win. They
have also come b3ck to crosc
third-period deficits and ptill OUI
thcpme.
In ThUBday 's contest against
TuftsUnivcnity,thclwlulOOI::
every road possible in rllldin1
theirwaylotheirl3thwino(thc
season, an 8-6 triumph over the
,-....
I
Scan O'DriscoU (7), scores a goal in Suffolk's win over Assumption College on
Saturday. Nl/lQ Ball, riollowrnol S1C1J f
a
Ashe: Not only a great athlete
ByF..daloadB.-...a
Joum,JS<all
On Sllwday'wekiis1oneohhc
gte3test men of our time, Anhur
Ashc. Noticelhatthatdoesn'luy
ooeollhe1reaaes1athletesolour
time. That is bt.awc Ashe was so
much more than an athlete.
He was a figh1er ror mcial
justice, and he fougbl until lhc
sholdownbyAIDS.AJhedidnot
wana 1hc worid to know th3' he
h3d lhe terrible dix:ue, hue he
was forced to ~veal his ICClCI
-
the HJV virus through tainted
blood durin1 one of hit hclU1
Growing up in Richmond,
Virginia, Ashe could noc play
1et1nilon the pubUc couru of that
ci1ybeClu.seol,cgregationlaw1.
Heovereamelhisandwcn1onto
become one or the grea1 tennis
pl:lyersoflhe70s. Tothisday,
Ashe_ i.s ~ill the only black player
Ashe looked and llllkcd more
li.keaccllegc _
pro(cssotllwl an
athlete. In fact, ifhe hadn't been
1lcnnisplaycr,Asllesaidlha1hc
=:~,~e;~~
:
He wrote a lhrec•volumc
scho~ywod::. dctailinglhc ac-
in America.
However, his accomplish-
menu off the court :ire more im-
portanL Thegraduatco!Sw,fo,d
last spring.
constantly impreucd upon b lack
Once it was out in the open. childrmlhatthcircducal.ion Wll.1
A.shebccamcacrusadcrforbct - more impol'Unt th3n their lllhier AIDS tratmcnl and iue:an:h. letic: prowess. He told lhcm that it
HefoundcdthcAnhi.-Aftfwn. . was au right to dream orbcinsa
cblion for the Ddcat ol AIDS,
and toured thc coun1ry tellins
athlete, bu1 th;it they should
conccntr.:uemOfeonthcircduca-
tecnagenandcolkse11udentsto
tion.
He .et up prolJ!fllS in ,cvcr2l
practice safuel. Ashe received
wh1n mas that combined the
icad\ingof lcnnif andeducational
.,.,.,,,..
star
~st.1;.~::~o
~~j=~
tice. Just recently, he was atrested In Washington for protest•
ing the U.S. policy on Hailian
rdugocs.
Hopef'ully,hisdcal.hw:illspart
~~- i ; : : e ~ : : : ;
~: ': ~~:i ~;.fo~:;;
P:irll:Ave. NcwYOR NYl0017.
w!i~:C!:~·:';.~C:
M
.....,
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Btllmoltimponantly.he ~tt
dte,_alBollol'lalhowthcy
wmld ...- 6qct.. Who ebc
ca11Mi be7Ncaeotberlh3n
ee..-...-n.1.arryBinl..
omhip in wilh lllyle, During.the
1981 finals. hchitalhrccpoint
shol1opoptheHouston Rocket's
comeblclr: 111:tempt and lo take the
Hecould liihcupthc crowdby seemed to bring a c~wd IO their fina.bin a 102-91 win.
jU51 runningou1on thcfioordur- rec1sofas1orpu1 hope into fans '
Bird aL,o d:mled us with his
ingtheannouncc.mcntofthcst:lf1- hcart.sthatavictotywaspossible, scoringabllily.
ins linc up. He coold rally the evcnaf'ta1roughr1r111hrcequarHow about 1ho,c IC.am record
crowd with his m3Slety or 1hc tcn.likeBird.
60 poinu durin1 the Marth 12,
Notonly couldBirdnulr:cthc 1985 g3me apirm the Atbr\la
He was the master or finding shotdoublc-t~cd. bul he could Hawks or 1 firsa 40/20 pme in
he
the open m1111, a gcniw :u saving putpnagrcat show (orthc f4nlto Celtics hiscory by scoring 42
the ball r,om bouncing out or SICC. Bird could IAnd three point- points and 22 rcboundt apinsc
bounds,, and when the game ers :it buu.cn, stc;i! the ball and lhe lndi:lna Pxcrs on November
make thcbaskcttowintheg:ime II, 1987.
He also won a rroc throw 1itJe
= ~ ~ : ~ ~ : ~ : and return, to the game a!1tr swon
g:imc, but 10 wort hi.t; m:igic and t:unU11 an injury.
.
by hittinl 7-7, dcfoaiing Chrit
1ive the rans or Boston somcE.arly in his carcu, Bird was Mullin on April 13, 1986 and
lhin1 IOrca.lJy chccrabout.
lhe nun to watch. He brought an hcldthe litleofthrtepoin!chamOfcounc, lhcrcarcothcrve:i1 NBA ch3mpionship tillc to thc pion in 1986 and I 987.
lxutctballplaya11UChut.iqk C.clticsinl981,afieronlyayear
Evenlal:einhisarcer,Bird
Jollllloa, Owles Barkley and onthcleam.
coukldclivcr, lnM3tth ol 1992,
•
Michael Jordafl . But no_one
And he btou,dit lhc charnplcollli,uud paJt l l
A
0
ride ."
'Tm happy with the win,''
Bum.s continued.. ..Tufts is a lol
Jim Pi1z1erald and Chris belier team lhan !heir record
Dwyer SCcr"Cd two Boals apieoc &hows. 11'1 good IO come down
andRuss&>nasslOppCd35orthc here and beat them. whether it's
4l shotshe!accd,withhisbl1- 8-6or21-2:0. lnmymind. a Wis
gCSI. stops coming in the third aW."
period.
Suffolk.-=oredfirst. only2:23
Baclr:boned by Eon:u · inlO lhc game, when Ron Fam3
goaltcndin1inthclhird,lhcRams. pokedarebooodpstTufts' goalie
down6-5 with 12:39lcfltoplay, SteveTomasdlo(38 saves), who
e,;plodcd for three goals IO pul made thc initial slop or a Kev in
awaythcJumbos.Johnl'ora.uo's Cicchescshot.
goal at 10:12orthe1hirdpcriod
Tuftsanswcrcdonly l:021atcr,
provodtobclhcgiunc-win~.
wilh Mall Ryan (one gm!, lhrcc
The lums are proficient at assists) tipping in a turnaround
winnin1thcir1amesinshootout sla.pshol from Dougc.cntile (lwo
styl~. ~ ~ bocn bc:31 dcmon- goals. throe assists).
so-atcd in their lwo meelings
Suffolkl00ka2-I IC3dinlothc
against Tufts. both high-scorin1 locker room after a Steve Morris
offa.irs (1-5, 8-6) whichlhciums wrist shot beat Tomuello, who
woo.
was scrca,cd by Bill S311tos in
Cooch Bill Bums admits lh:U fronL Ouis Mullen and Santos
hls team needs to wort. on its play
~!~:~ : ~ ~ : :.came
ir. the defensive woe, but lor
now BW"N will lake thc ood
JOO«dbochof'Suffolk's
with thc bad. The 1ood bcin1 his Boals in thc second
:::,abilicy tojuslwin hockey fost came on a powu play an<l
gave the Rams a 3-1 IC3d only
"DcfeRSively. we have some 2:23 into thcpcriod.
worlr:IOdo,"saidBums. "It's the
Fi12gcraldusistcdoothcgoo.l,
slotarc:i,1opoflhefaccoffcircle onwhlcbDwyerwalkcdoutrron1
1ypcofthingthalwe1ot10work rrorn behind the net. waited and
on,whichwewill.
bcatTomucllowithawriscthot.
1
Tuflsthcni!ICORdt11t'Oloalsto
tic the game, one by Jeff Keniry
have 10 look al lhc 8-6 game, il't and one ti,: Cbtile. Keniry beat ,
IOofT\any1oab, butl&rwJkcp(
Larry Bird says goodbye to basketball
On June 7, 1'79,RedAucrtnch
signcda(l'Clh-fxalkidfrom Indiana IO thc last 'place Boaon
Cellics. Thisroolr:icrccordcdhis
firstuiple-doubkafteronlyfive
mon1 on the learn and wu
hJ
named the NBA's Rookie or the
YC.lrafieravenging 21.3 points,
10.4 rebounds and 4.5 assists.
Morelmportantly.hcelectrifiotl the Garden w:ilh his talenl. In
hls 13 yean on the cam. he led
thcCc11ics10thrcc:woridchampionship,in 1981 ,•
1984and 19861
Hec:o-aplaincdthc 1992Unltcd
S... Olympic " Dream Team"
widl ~ Los Angck:s are:i,t
us in it again."
Eoiw was indeed the difference in the game, making some
key saves down the stretch, dcspi1e bcin1 on thc rcceivin1 end
or a good old-fashioned hcck •
lins. courtesy orthc. Tufts fans
scatcdbchindhis soo.linthethird
period.
Burns conlinucd 10 praise
&nas,s1n1in1.MNlsaidloRuS1y
1
onigh1, hc's laltenustowhcrc
wc·rc at right now. All we got lo
doisjumpon his back and Wte a
Tribucr To A Legend
By Mary A. D'A lba
.,..,_
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SOM
approve
curriculum
changes
for Fall
By Lawrcnct: M. Walsh
Joum.a1S1aff
The School of Ma.na1cmcnt's Fac ulty
Assembly approved lasl Wednesday lhc
final changes.in• curriculum which will
brin1thctdl9(11into llnewilhncw1uidc-lU\CS wilh 1he.'kmditation agencyaftd
willtalr:ecffcc1inlhePall1Cmcscet•
The American Asxmbly o( Colleges
or Schools or Bu.sineslf.lhc acacditation
agcnlollhcSOM,rccenUymadcchanacs
to itsaccrcditu.ion1uidclincsiobrin1thc
1C3Chin1 or ma,u1emen1 clo9cr lo busincss world pnw:ticcs.
SOMwillb(;1initsrcaccrcdiUtionproccs.s in the fall when the changes in the
curriculumtalr:ceffccl.
John Brennan,
o
,
changcs incurriculumarcbcin1
co111i1111td O paJt 2
n
Suffolk tuition ~
approaching $1
SGA votes on fu_
Iids
without quorum
By Steph anie Snow
Journal Staff
Controvcrsyh.asagainstnid
anSGAmccting. 'f1!CJnceting
held yesterday In the'Sawyer
build.in& fcatw'Cd • new com-
-El:¢-crrors that sum:iundcd
thd r vOl,ingpoliclcs.
This problem comes only
one week aftcrthcSOAsaw Its
secn:tary, Anthony Anzalone,
resign his position from the
cxccutiveboard.
After several members of
the SGA showed up for the
taki ng or attendance fo r
yesterday' s meeting, some
mcmbersthcnlcftthemeeting
to attend Collc&e Bowl and
othc:rcvcnts. 1beta11Uofthesc
actionswasthelackofa<iuorum needed for ~Y motions to
pasut\crlheofficlalcallingof
. thc:tllCC:dni:.
Gayle Goodwin .and An•
thonyStepan}t;boehscniorrq,-rcscnwlvcs. were sent out to
gctcopicsofthcootsidcsouroes
of.financialaidbook.lcL1sothat
otherSGAmcmbeBcouldscc
!hem. 1bls was done 1n 'an effort to provide lnfonnadon before a vote. However,
they were out re~vlna lhc:
booklets.a vote was taken concemlng the mo1ion and it
passed. Theprotwcmhowever
lsthatthlsvotewasnotabind·
In& one.
Because Goodwin and
Stepanik'wereoutorthcrooril,
. thcybccamelnd.lgibletovote
onthcmodon. Two members
opposed the modon and two
absta1ncd from the vote. After
faccorin&lnthepoorattendancc
a1 thc: mceti.6', lhc addidonal
members leavln1 for Oll]cr
Co,uiutd011~6
while
Suffolk President
~ t m s et anwi
tuition must not
Tultio~ costs for Suffolk SI0,000 fo r the 19
Unlvcrsltystudcntshavebccn schoolycar. risin& aeadlly towards a.,J'ive
Oln:ctor ofthcOffi
•dl&it figurc since 198~ ~- nanclal Aid OutsdJ;
lbouih tuition will not reach said "Normdl)'. wtie'
thaldrudcdfivcdi~tn~~r, Is I ~ ftlilncl:
SlO,OOO, rqt year 11 will in• increascdalso."Morc
crease to an amount very close of the students auenc!
to IL
,
folk recc1vc financial
Accordi ng to Suffolk s 70pen::entciflhlthal
TJcuurerandVicc~~ morettwihalfofth
Frmcls X. FlaMcry. tuilioo lS tuition.
· cxpcc1Cd 10 incrcase for next
For the 1992-199
year, but ii will not exceed ycar l4percentofdlli
SI0,000.
budget
alloclle
ThitioocostsllSUffollchave Offlceof~InancialA
skyn:)ckekdfrom$6,300inthe progmm.
1987- 1988
10 this year·•
~consecudvei
C01tofS9, l,0, a d l ~ o f ~ h a s ~
S2.UO. ID the 111t nve years conlns IO Dan ~ ~
tuldorl tm l¥etlfCd S57.5 in- and EllltallDled. Ma:
aame per yew.
MaquerilBDrlnlil.d
. BJ K~vin Lombardi
Journal Staff ·
.
was
year
Suffolk Sports
I ii' "t I It '
12
I
,/
,
•'
I
Suffolk comes
back against Tufts
usinitapin. M
B1Claris<>lloa
'°"""''caff
IJll.lNGTON- Thi.I year
lhc
Rams hockey &cam 1w lnlYCllcd
numcrnus rouies on the way to
viclOr}'.SurToU: hublOwn lcadJ.,
thcfl come back to win. They
have abo come back to eiase
lhud-pcriod deficits and pull out
... ....,.
In Thursday· s contca apinst
Tufts Univcnity, the Rams IOOlt
evuy rtllMI pmsiblc in finding
thrir•■ytolheirl3lhwlnorlhc
leUOfl,anUtriumphoverlhc
Scan ODriscoll (7}, scores a goal in Suffo lk's win
l=boo.
Ji m Pitiacrald and Chris
Dwyer scored rwo aoaJs apiece
I
andRuuBonasJIOppOdl5ollhc
ti ahoUhefaccd, wilh his biggest stops comina in lhc third
over Assumption College on
AIIIIO BallruiolJaivnol S1
aj/
Saturday. -
JoonwSc,JT
OnSlltW'day'wek»toneolthc
gn:atestmqiorourlime, Anhur
Ashe. Noticelhll:Ullldoesn'11:1y
oncollhegreaaiathkteso(our
lime. Thathbccaa.lcAshcwas so
much more than an 111hlete.
He WU a fighta fot JOCial
justice. and he Cougbt W\lil the
thc HIV virus throu gl\ Uin1cd
blood during one of his he4n
opmtiona.
Growing up in Richmond ,
Virginia. Ashe cou ld noe play
ccnnison lhcpubliccouruof1ha1
ci1ybccausc ol1egreg111ionlaws.
He overcame this Md wtflt on 10
become one of thc gre.u tenniJ
playen of the 70s. To lhis U y,
AsheQstilltheon.lyblxk player
in eit)v,r lbc II S Open or
down6-5 with 12:39kfi1oplay,
c11.plodcd ror lhree 1oab to pul
::,.~~~~~~=
As,ie: Not Only a great athlete
e, £.daoad,B,,....
poriod.
Bad:boned by Eonu'
goallcndin&inthelhinl,lheRams,
MUS
urban
tfut combined the
;:c"~:ricnnilllllldeducatiorw
prov,;:~;~a;:~=~I
winning their game, in shoolou1
Mhc looked and talked more style, 11.111 has been best demon lik e a collese profossor tlw\ an Sir.tied in their two meetings
athlete. In race, ifhehadn'1been apinsl Tufts, both hlgh-!COrin&
a tmnis pla)"CI', Ashe said that he nffair, (7-5, 8-6) which 1hcR:1ms
probably wou ld have been an won.
English or philosophy texhcr.
Coach Bill Bums :ldmitJ that
He wrocc • lhrCC.volume hiJ~nced.uowortoniuplay
.::hobrly wort, detailing the IIC· ir the de(ensive zone. bul for
CM1plisbmen11 o{ btxk nrhlr
now B
wiU take the ood
in America.
with the bad. The good being his
.,_oownt,y Ams. Ashe did no1
Wimbledon.
wanctheworld1otnowttiaehe
had the lerriblc dbcue, bul he
wurora:ic11orcvealhisaecra
mcnts off lhc COW1 are more im•
11
p;wUIIL ThcgraihweoCStanfOfd
conaantly imprttSICd upon black
children t ~ ~ir educadon was
more impor1llllt1h3n lhcir ath•
~prowess. Hcloldthcmlh31 it
was all right l o ~ ofbclng I
SW aihlcce. bul that they should
concenlr.lce more on thcircduc;a.
lice. Jusi recently, he wu at•
M
Dcfen.sivcly, we have some
rested in Washington for protest- wort todo," wd Bums. " It's the
ing the U.S. Policy on H.11.ilillll slourca. 1
opofthefaceoffcirclc
~=ft
wu out in the ope11.
Ashe became• crusader for bee·
taAJDStratmcntlJld"'9Cal'Ch.
HefOISldc:dlheArthurAshcfOJn...
datioa for the Defeat nt AIDS.
and toumt the country telling
leenqenand coUctelludenu lo
practice safe au. Ashe received
Howeve r. his accomplish•
tion.
He aiccup programs in acverat
r~~
hl:~07c;..
A.:~J:
::;:.abili1y to just win hockey
rd'ugccs.
type of thing th:lt we gOl to wort
Hopcfully, h.isdc:athwillsp;ut: on. which we will.
mOft lntenslned research on
MBut, you know, our defense
~o.;!::'...:e
f=
nd
hu11illcomeakJn1way, Wej_
~1
r« the Defeat of AIDS 10 100 havctok:d:a1lhe8-6prne. 1t s
Parlr.Avc. NcwYortr: NYl0017. IOOmllny,oals, bul(~)tcp(
Larry Bird says goodbye to basketball
OnJunc7. 1979. RedAIICftlcldl
s:iglledaftcsh. f'xedkid from lndiana 10 thc bsl place Boston
Ccllks. Thurooticrecudedhis
ftnt tri~ble af'tcJ only five
months OIi lhc team and WU
iwncd thcNBA ' s Rooocofthe
Yc:wa&r1vaqlng21.Jpaints.
10.◄ rcboundsand ◄ ..5
mists.
Moreimponanlly. hcelcclri•
flClitheGardtfl...;lhhistalcRl . ln
his13)"CU'Soathenm. hclcd
the Cdtia IO tlvec warSd Cfwn •
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pionsb.i,-inl98l , 198◄ andl986.
A Tribute To A Ltttnd
11:Cmcd 1 bring• crowd IO their
0
fce110f:asaorpui hopein1orans·
~ttwavictorywupossibk,
eve11 ~aroughfn11hreequa,.
"""'· m:an.
Nol only could Bird make the
.sholdoubk·cearncd. buthecoukS
putonagreatshowforthc faNto
ICC. Bird could land thR,c pairll•
ers Ill buucrs, stc31 the baU and
m:i.ke thc tmket 1 win lhc
0
and ~
to the pine afttt Sid•
He w:u: the master of finding
the open
a genius It s:iving
the ball from bouncing out of
bounds, 11.nd when the 111me
llcco-ca,uincd the 1992 Urlitcd SICtfflCd over. the team turned to
S&alCI Olympic " Or-c:am Tc:unM Larry Bird.1101 only 10 win the
widl far-,:, Los Angeles grc:ll pmc, but IO wort his magk: o.nd
give the (an, ol Boston some-----porwitly, hcgave thing 10 really cheer abou1.
dte,_o/Bolloli alho,vthey
Ofcounc,lhcrcareothcrgrc:u
._w..,..lorpt.Wboebc twtcQ.uplaycnmdluMaJic
C01111a.he1Hcacothcrl"311 JolMuoa, Chanel a.tlcy Mid
Michael Jordan. But no one
,.,
,,_.....,,
(
By Mary A. D'Alba
Hc coukl lithlupthc crowd by
justNMingou1on1hcCloo.-dwing the announcemm1 oflhe sun•
ing line up. He could r.tll y the
crowd with his nusiery of the
len,lil::eBlrd.
PffiC
b.inUlganinjury.
E3rlyinhls carccr, Birdwu
the l'IUII 10 Wlllth. He brouitfl an
NBA dumpionship title to the
Celtics in 1981 ,af'laonlyayur
ondlie,nm.
And
he brouahl the chaml)I -
onship in wilh siylc. CNing the
1981 fwls.hehitathreepoinl
lh()ltoslopthcHOUSlonRoctct·s
cometxxt -ftemplandU>Wethc
rmw a
in t~-91 win.
Bird abodaukd us wilh his
scoringabili1y.
How llbout lholC ~ record
60 pointJ dwin1 lhe ~ h 12.
198.5 ga,neapinstthcAl.bnia
Hawks0fthcf111t ◄0/20pmcin
Celtics history by scoring ◄2
poinls and 22 rcboundJ apinsa
the lndbu Pxtrs on November
ll ..!c wona frtt.throwtitlc
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by hitting 7-7. defeating Oris
MuJlin oa April I), 1986 and
hc ld lhe litlcoflhttepoinlclwnpion in
1986 and 1987.
Even Lale in hiscarea", Bini
coulddclivcr.ln~oll992.
r:011Ji1111td Off pa1t I I
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Borwiwasindccdlhcdil(erenc:e in the game, making some
lteysavcsdownthestrcleh,dc·
spite being on the receiving end
of a 1ood old-fa.wooed hcd: ·
ling, cOW1CSy oft.he Tufts fans
JC.llcdbchindhisgoolinthe lhird
period_
Bums conli nucd to praise
Eonas.suiing, M I sud lo Rusty
A.s
tonight.hc'slllkenustowhctt
we'rc::a t right no w. All wegOI lo
do UI jump on his back and bite a
ridc,M
M
J'm happy will, the win,M
Bwn, con1lnucd. "Tuns i.t a lol
better team th.an lheir reco rd
shows. 11'1 good to come down
here and beat them. whether it's
8-6or21-20. lnmymlnd. a Wis
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Suffolk ICorcd first,only 2:23
into the game, when Ron Fama
potedardlot!ndpa,51Tufu'goalic
Steve TomasdkJ(38S3VCI). who
made the initial stop of a Kevin
Cicch~shot.
Tuftsanswcrcdonly 1:02 1:ucr.
with Mau R)'all (one go:il. three
assists) tippins . ln a 1umaround
11:ip·shol Crom DougGcntilc(two
go:ils. thrce assists).
Suffollt:IOOka2- l)eadintotht
locker room after a Steve Morris
wrisl shot beat Tom:ucllo, who
;,:t~M~:nil~311;:1:
11SSiS1ed on the goal, whkti c:ime
al U :27o(the firstpcriod.
crscoredbothoCSuffoll:'1
goals in the second pcri
;~= rrai:y
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2:23 into the period.
Fltzscnldusis&edonthego:il,
onwhicbDwyerwallr:edoulfront
(rombchlndthcnei. wailed and
bcatTonwcllowithawrislshoL
Tufisthcn1Corcdtwogoais1o
lie the game, one by Jc.er Kenuy
and one by Gctitilc. Keniry beat
SOM
approve
curriculum
changes
for Fall
By Lawrence M. Walsh
Joumal Stllff
The School of Minagemcnt's Fac ulty
Assembly approved last Wednesday the
final clw,gcs ln curriculum wh ich will
bringthesd'9(11lnto linewi1hncwguidcf
lines with 1h6ittredi1111ion agency 1111d
will We effect in the Fall semester.
The American Autmbly or Col.lcgcs
of SchoolJ or Business, the accreditation
1gemofthc SOM, reca1tly made changes
1oits accredilallonguldelincstobringthe
texhing orman::agement c'°ser1obusl-
ocssworldpractices.
ccss~~;eil~~•i~=:!o;'t:;
curric:11lumtakeeffcc:1 •
John rcnn:in.
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changesincurriculumare bcinj;
COlfrilf•td O
lfpagt2
without quorum
-y
By Slcphanie Snow
JoumalSlaff'
Contr0vc,syhasagainstruc:k
anSGAmced.ng. Themeeting
In the Sawyc,
building fcatwtd I new comedy or erron: that surrounded
held
Gayle Goodwin and AnlhonyStcpanlk.bodlsc:n!orre~
::e::-::ts:'S:~
Suffolk tuitiQn steadly ·
approachin'g $10K mark
By Kevin Lombardi
Joumal swr
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fultion ·cosu for Syffolk
University students !)Ive been school year.
ni.uduoneofthebestc:oDc,e
risina: aeadily 10\Vardl a five . DlrectororlhtOfflc:eofFi-. buysbyBV11X1'i
..
dlaJt ftp.re since 1988• Al- nancial Aid. Ou1stine Ptny,
U.S. Hnv~ & WM/4RtpartJ...
~&h IUIUon will not reach Slid "Normally, when ll'itlon rcccnUy tcpOl1Cd thal privllt
'"liiat'dreadtd tive ctial_num~r. Is 1.-.cteUCd. flnanctal aid Is college cosu lncteased 146
t
SIO.CXX:,, rat year II will m- increucdalso."Morclhlflhllf
Collli11MdOA~6
crease to an amount very close or the studerlts attending Suf10 IL
folk receive financial aid. and
According to S uffolk 's JOpcrcen1ofthlchalfrcccivc
~&r"! Vk:c ~dent more than half of the COil of
FlwlclsX. Fbmery,IUl onls lllition.
c:xp:dCd IO lncreue for next
For Che 1992-1993 school
Stepanik.wercoutofthc,pom, year, bul It will noc exceed yea,l,.pen:en&ofthea:hool '1
orflnanclalaidbooklctssothat
othc:rSOAmcmbc11cou.ldsee
lhem. 1llis W¥donc in an cf.
farttoprovidclnforml!ionbc·
theltvotln&pollclcs.
fore a voce. However, •whlle
This problem com& only they we,c oul retrievlnc lhe
oncwcekaftcrtheSGAsawits bookkti.-• v& wullkenconAnthony Anzalone. ce ming Ille motion and II
resign his position horn the passed. Thepn>blcmhowevu
. executive board.
lslhatrhlsvotewasnotabindAfter SCYeral mcmben: or lnJonc.
"
I.he SGA showed up for the
Because Goodwin and
secrcwy'
1
Iking or 111cndInce for
=:=~=
Suff0lk President David J. ycartyll'idon'~.
Su)eantb8sctamandllcdW. • Even wilh OYUa«>pcra:nt
1
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1
:!'t.c~lncU~bl~=
yesterday's meeting, some
members then left lhe meeting
to anc:nd College Bowl and - " " the modon and two
Olhcrcvcnu. Thcraultormese lbstalned from lhc vote. A6er"
actions was lht tack or a quo- flCIOrina:inlhtpoortttendlnce
rum needed for any modons to 11 the mcetma:, thc..addidonal
passaftcrtheoffidaJcallingof members leaving for other
themecdq.
• C0111Wltdo,1,-ie6 ,
Sl~~comllSuffolkhlYC
=o~~d!t1!:
--$6,JOOlnthe l987-l9U "/CII 10 1h11 year's
Elplconsccudvcscmcs&c:n
00119'S9, l,0,adlffercnccor ~ has incascd. acSl.&50. the lat five JellS ~ ID Dean of Relmtkln
midml hll aw:necd S57.5 kt- and &mUIDc:al ~
aaepc,,ar.
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Suffolk University's Student Newspaper
By Chris Olson
Jowru,JSlalf
BOSTON - Jim Fi1zgeraki'1 soo.J 2:42 into ovenlme lifted the
RAms10victoryovcrStonehillC.0Uege,S-4, Thw1daynightatBoston
University's WallCl' BrttwnAtena.
In the final period. tern pen l1ated on bolh sides, k:Mlins toa pos1pme brawl thal spilled out inlOtheccrridoc, thalhouses the locker
roon><
Suffolk caplian Sc;an O'Driscoll (7) scored two goals in the ovcnimc win against
St.one.hill College Thunday.
An/Id' Bollirol Jowr11a/ S1a/f
Women's B-Ball come away 5445 victory over Emerson
81 Mic:U d Todino
JoumalStaff
Ddcrue.aggressivcplayand
iniensitywcrcal.lpartoCthcSuffolk women's bast.clball pme
pbn ~ ) ' nighl when 1hcy
bcatEmcnon Collcgc5445. For
the Lady Rams, I.his was a mus1
winintermsollhcirsclf-estee:m .
and they rcplicd by playing one
ollheirbe.staamcsofthese&IOfl.
Su!Tolkcameoulpbyingh:i,d
atthe beglnnina ofthe8,3I11Cwith
MoB,ownhitwigthcgamcsfmt
rebounds), mu.sckd her way un-
pXCand Suffofidid not letdown
at all By the lime Brown made a
superb no.look pass to Fiddler,
goal. fo ll owed by a Brown
the Lady Rams were in a dead tie
t:n:abwaylay-up.thcLadyRams
withEmcrsonatlJcach.
foundthcmsclvcs . ~ ing6-0
11 s,c,cmcd as if nothing was
earlyinthcpmc.
goingtostopBrownlastnight(I I
Emerson man:igcd 10 go on a
points, I S rebounds, S steals)
flvcpo lntstreakuntilSharoflFid•
whcn,aRer makina a h11gcblock,
dler(l1 points. !i rclxxmds). hi1
her fin1ouuideshot of the night, she found hcnelf on the bench
bccauscofancycinjury.
mmakei18-5.
Injuries~ IOslOW down
With Kerri Sweeney hustling
foroffensivcreboundsandBrown Suffolk when St:.ccy Ciccolo
came out after turning her nJ.
andFiddlerpl:lylnghludddcnsc.
1hcl.ady R.vnsfoundthcmselvcs ready injured knee. h would lake
morcthanafew:ichcs:md ·
1
to keep Brown and Ciccolo ou1 o
brcakoffensc.
the game, however. and they soon Dwyer at the poinL Dwyer·s shol lllt!I stopped b,-S one.hill's soalie
The pme proceeded a ta rapid
Kevin Houle, However.O'Driscoll wa., in the right plaeeat theri1h1
<0111i1111td 011 p<lgt 11
lime tobury thercbound.
The Ramsappenred flat in the first period. Stonehill was cqu:i.lly
Aalc, however, and did ROI genemte many quallly scorinJI oppon11ni1ies them.sclvcs.
Nebonwentontosay, ":Wc
lc:astoneortwocallsdownallhe
In the siec:ond period, the Rams took a 2- 1 lead on Gary Nwkc's
other end, bul that wasn'1 lhe ~ impatienl offensively... too power-pby g();l!, which W:LI wisted by Dwyer and Bill San1os.
decidingrxior.M
much oa~ p.w: ...and taking the Fowke moved in from his lefi poinl position, ~ived a pas, from
en- SM to.a and slipped the puck p:1.51 HouJe at 7:47.
The deciding factor was lhe oulSideshoc."Thisoffensive 1
play or 1 Junibos' bis men. dcncy particularty hurt forward
he
Stondllll had an answtt for every Suffolk lead in this same,
Wilh senior fo rward Dave Ridt Ace, the team's lead.in& however. Stonchill's Man S1vage lied the game 111 two at 9:52 of the
MacDoupll, SufTolk's co-cap- ,corer, AflascorinanineqWCt
'lainandleodingrebou~.:rnon• points in the r11S1-half, Ace
wcntscorclessuntillessthlln
faclol aRer ~ving missed scv•
cp.l.daysofprac.liceJ'i'iththeflu, I0min11~ rcmaincdinthcgamc,
Tufts" junior center Khari Brown linisl1ingwilnateam-high 14.
andAll-NcwEnglandsophomort
Suffolkllid~_
arunearly
forward O?ris McMat\l;>n were inthcsccondhalf,cuttin11~3 l
unstoppable.
deficit to 64-44. Freshmln point
McM3hon, a Conner team- gU¥d, Ludger Bain ( 13 points)
mate of Suffolk gll.ltd.l Chris ledthcatt.ackwithanumbc:r of
Toglia and Paul Zcmiani 01 e.1.plosive drives to the basket.
Saugus High, look pne-high Unfor1uno.lC.ly, withbolhMuino
honors with 23 points and 10 c2-9 rrom the r.ekt) and >.r.e (4rcbounds.Brown,whofoulcdout 13) shootins poorty, thc Rams
with 7:07 lcR in the game, fin - failed to capilalit..e fully on the
ished wilh 18 points and nine opportunity,:mdthalwasasclose
rebounds.
The RAms' problems did as ~r:':~~1ycamowhen
noe end on the defensive end of the Rams returned to theii locker
thceout1,utheycontinued their n:,omafierthefllWbuzz.ertofmd
SC:l.SOO•long problem• diSlribtit· the door lockcd. lnslald orrinding and controlling 1he b311 . ing shelieraner this hu.milialing
Nelson said his team 11/llS Mnot loss.the team wuforcediostand
kecpins Tufts oo ddm,c loo& around, hi&h above couruide,
enough,M notina ~I "'the bell wn.i1in1Conkey.whilewa1tlwl1
defense ,ometimes is a &ood or. theh3ppyTuf\sf1W'CJ.itthegymfense controUins 1hc b:ill,
113Sium,
der the basket for her ftnt field
Men's B-Ball destoryed by Tufts 99-72
87Na1NeweU
Contributing Reporter
MEDFORD . Al the end they
coukin'I even get back into the
locker room.
ThcSuffolt: mcn'J basketball
t.ean CeUIOS•I I ontheycarwith
a99-72dtubbingat thetwkbof
the :runs Jumbos on Slllunlay
p.ighL
The Jum bos (9-5) went on an
18--0runinlhemiddleoCthefim
Jw! IO tum a 26-21 game into I
44-21 blowoul Therunw:iskeyed
by four straight three pointers
from junior forward Michael
Wolf( l2points).
Suffolk rteeived no help
from the refines during the run
as twelve straight calls wcn1
1pinst llle Rnms. including 1wo
highly
· question3blenon<allu,ga.ins1
JeOior 1111rt1 Scoct Marino. Scniorco-QplainChuc:k Byme(J0
points) •Md Cooch Jim Nebon
pictcd up IOChnical rouls debat•
in& the odd, of such a streak of
cal.ls .,-illt die rdc:Res.
A fru&raled Nel son com~ - '"Wc:wowdkavc lil:eda1
Almost every playu frum both sides was involved in the melcc,
with the referees in the middle of everything, ltyina IOIOrtlhings out.
When all was Stud and done, after about five mUljltes. the teams
rclumed Ii> their respective locker moms.
The x:uf'flc seemed to develop from a combination or Stonehill's
anger IOwards the rcfcrccs., Who c:aUcd a bench minoc on SIOndtlll,
which set up Suffolk's go-ahe3d g();l! in the third period. and various
one-on-one confrontations lhlll took place durinJI the game.
OneoflheRama'defcnscmen ,GrcgFowlte,whohadalreadybecn
ejected from the game with a misconduct late in the lhinl period, WM
apparently in the middle or thc nuyhem wilh a SIOOdtiUplayer.
Fowke wu issl.aCd 1wo scparalC one-game suspensions. one from
the Ea.stem CoUeaiatc Athletic Conference and one rrom C?=h am
Bums. Fowke mi.ssed mt nighl'a 1ame q:iinsl MIT and will sit out
1omorrow's game against Tufts.
Stonehill 'scoach Would not c.omment on the figh t, but Bums did,
stating thal ·Fowke and his learn did indeed proVOte thc lllLen:ation in
thehallway. Howevcr,theomeWECACrulinghasyetlObcreleued.
The aetion lhJU took plaee on the iee was lost_in the sh wile onct
thepost-gameu.tncwricularaetivitiesbcgan. A slow f111tperiod led
1oamorcentatainin1styleofhockeyinthclet'Ol'ldandthirdperiods,
Stone.hill JCOl'Cd rnt ai 9:35 or the opening period. Tom Stover
ffippcda k>mcpuctovcr Russ f.onasintheSuffolk1oalaficrthepuc:k
11:11liRed &ec Crom I jam-up al the side oflhe net.
The Boal was one of lhroc aum:ndcn.d hi,'Bonas. who made 36
savcsinalldurin1 lhepme,eamin11111othuwin,hi11ca1n"sfirthin
illlWt1ixoutinp.
TheRamJ lied the game11 one, when Sean O'Driscoll ltnocked in
a rcbound from lhc at3Se at 14:15. The plJy developed w~n
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Volume 51, Number 15
. Beacon Hill, Boston, Massachusetts
Wednesday, February 10, 1993
Committee recommend~ addition of diversity
to curriculum; reduces math requirements
MHow many of us will end up USinJI
computers in the corporate world," said
Boone. "Evt:l')'Ofte wW.''
Althouah many studies find American
saudents basins behind in nw11 stills
compared_lo 1cuden" in olher indUICrial
ts
nation.1, Edward J, Haris, chairman of the
EPC,said thecomputerscienceclasswill
aivestudents quantilalivcstilllinplaceof .
By LawttDce M. WaWa
Journal surr
The &:lucational Policy Committee or
the Collese of Libcnl Arts and Sciences
has approved a proposal. pending some
minor revisions.to change the basic curriculum requirements wilh the most strikins change bcins the addition of a sU
creditrcquitesqcnl in cullur.lldivcrsity.
Underthepuposal,allstudmtsinCl.AS
willbcrcq~lQtakesi.1.crcdilhoursor
cW.SCS incullural divcrsily, which may be
doublea-editedtowardother rcq uircmcnts.
Gloria Boone, chair of the CurricUl)lffl
Commiltce, said the WI)' the cultural dlvcrsity rcquirement could work. is a stu•
dcntcouldlakeaCOUBein African History
and lt would counl toward lhc history M
well u the diversity requirement.
The CulTiculum Committee e.1.:lmined
how other colleges implemented diversily
course requirements and Cound those
m'1h.
Gloria Boon,, clw........,.. ol
J.·hc ,Cup:icu.tura .._ onnniuee,
C
said- Uie proposal ':'.Viii off~!'
'!fu_Jlentschoicesln rulfillillgthi
diversity requirement.
1tn1}iftr Ktlwt/Jaumol S1ajf '
~:a:~~: :t!:~t~tp:~
diversi1yconrerenccand has incorporated
diversity wortshops in lheorientation pro!ems.
Boone Stud the propos;il would give the v,uns for several years.
111,rry C SIOII de,n of a1adcnu Did
·siu&n1
nome'd'1oia:sh1wwsc¥,kx tki11
to fulfill the diversity requirement and th.:.! diversity is stressed to incoming Stu•
eventuslly there would be an entire list of dents during orientation to demoRSlr2tc
eow,es lhlf. would fulfill the requirement. how imponan1 1his issue is to Sul'folk
Suffolk Universitv has been movin.t University.
The addition of a diveni1y requirestc:adily (orw.-dforlhepastthrce)'Cllnon
a program IO ensure cultmal unity -.d man., however, my noc be easUy tmplcgn:.aier cuJtura1 awaucss. Last Oclober
the university held its firsteve:rcultura.1
~~=:;..~,=::
.
Jt~
Harrissaidthccomputel'stillsgivcthe
students computational tools IO do m~
thanjustb:lslcarilhmetic.
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· The proposal also recom mends the
amcndmenl of the 1\ine crcdi1hunw1ilies
=-~::=r:H=':alateo!
0
: ot- .tb'e·· Eihiciitiob · Policy ·
ptlrtmenLCunent.ly,lh.identsftallowcd
Coaonliiue wd Ille computer
· km, \ i' v~ 1 he°siud4! nt1 · IOlalteclasses[rom.lbcJ!.nlliah,"commu•
nk:ations and J ~. f1:?relan ~·
computational toobtodOmore . 1ua1es. Phil(!90Phy. and women·• Stud·
ies,as wdlulbc H,umanitiesDeplrtmcnt
than jldl basic arithmetic.
10 fulfill the requircmenl
Boone saidSIUdentsnecdtobee.1.posod
1oartand music in order to have an 11ppreelation ror it and lhal cOUld come ooty
civiliz.ttionberorcstudyingothercultures. rrom taking a humanitiescoune.
Thceommitteeisaborccommending11
nsf amendment. IIXtlnfing to Boone,
, reduc:bOfi in' tfie·maiJi req~men rom wou requite
ts
e
sixcrcditslOthreccredits,wtiileadding::a CrornlheffumaniliesDep,utmenUndthetl
1m:e crcdil requirement in either com•~ theothersutcreditscould'bc rulfitledby
puter acienccorttllislics.
theothetlislCdcla.ues.lnaljdillon.Boonc
Boone aid lhc committee £ lhal ii aid,a'few morcclaaeswillbeaddcdto
elt
wu imponan1 ao rec studeftU: obWn the list that ,,.m ru1nu the riquirement. ·
- J9!J/JSIJ/folll:P.J!: Plw10
some facultymembcrs!Mlswdentsshould
have a fo,n undc:rSl4ndi nsofthewqtem
'°
~= ~ =1 , elhlnj that they
;
Campus-recycling
program on the rebound
SGA to reactiva'\ethe ~initiative
Stopping crime
before it happens
e1 Pa1riciatobb
Jowru,JSwf
In lightollhe recentyiolence
By Nic:ole DeSisco
Journal Staff
W~do you put your soda cans when they
are empty? can you find the "cans only"
rccyding bins purchued for lhis purpo,e?
Probably R<M, btil you will ,oon, according 10
sophomoreclassprcsident, &ik10tris1enson.
During • visil to the University or New
H:llnpsh~. Olristenson wlt!I impreacd willl
the recyclUl·a prop-am they bi there. When
she returned to Suffolk she went to Suffolk
Presidetit Dllvid-1. Sargent's off.ce "full or
enthusiasm" abool a rccyclilla proaram for
Suffolk.
The program took orr two years 1110 when
tOllliluMd
°" paJt 2
amri11J1td~11pa1~2
onlhc MBTA and p,,blems wilh
lhe homeless aro und Suffolk
buildings, the Pre-Law Association and the Crimil'I0'°8,y Club
a,.sponsorcd I dix:ussion ton·
ceming crime prevention on
Thur,da,y.
• Heodorthesurro1tCampus
PoUce, LI. John Plalilrulo, ad &Cl:IC4 25 ttudents about crime
preVCfition and how 10 avoid beCOffliaJ. victinl. '"Eltpect the
anupectod, lhis taka aW11y lhe
element ofsurprise and Scvels the
p11yin1 r.eld," PaaliS\llo ex•
plained. Many of the lludents
~aat:ndcdlbc~ex•
pru,cdlheiras,sR~aboul
walkin&lo lhetrainatniahtatld ~
their eoncems about pcnonal
safety when on campis. Officer
Wedncldsy,FcbnwylO, 1993
The Suffolk Journal Wcdncmy, Febnwy 10, 1993
' Crime ,._,.,, ,
Pqu..loreviawednaelimple
safcty,llp1 that only rcqwte stu·
denulObea'dl'Collhcirsur•
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rcniccnb« dial
CM ll'f'C )'OU
Recycle from,.,,,
inp when mlerina I room,
anclt:valor,orthestrcet.
1fo1mcrSOAmcmber,Tammie
12. If you have a restrarnina Cwleft, wbo h.&1 since 1en Surorder again.st someone, me ii
folk. toot the issue by the rcinJ
with the_ campus police Ii the- and ICC it lnro motioA..
from bt&omin1 • vlclim,M ~disp:itchdest.
Pq:lianaJoempha.1:lu.d.
1.Catryabookinyourluind lfauactcd )-oiicariuschtohit the "Expect the unexpected,
thi s· takes away the
auactrrandrun.
2.Canyapcncilinyowhand element or surprise and
- youcanjlb111auacterbl &ny
s-rtof htllberbody and run.
J, Walk to your car with your
keys in )'OUlhand.
-4.Donotwalkwhetcyouarc
afraido/ulking.
S. Wall: with other swdena.
6. lfyou wort b!Cll nighlon
campus. lock your office door.
levels the playing field."
-LL John Pagliaru.lo
whenonthcuain.
8.Donotconrroo1orspcak10
INC:llfflingindividuals.
9. When dating ,onieone for
lhefust timc,mectduring the day
anddonotdrinkalcoholicbevcr-
PaglWUlostal.Cdthatlhek.ey
IO crime prevention is Slopping
crime before ii happens. ThcSuf•
folk Campus Police encourages
sil.ldcnt focdb.lckandhavcmany
safety measures in place to e,i.
coor3gc this. for c.umple, oncampus phones arc located in
every building's lobby wilh a
Slicker conutining lhc C:impus
Police number. 57).SJJJ or a
priorityeinergencynumbcr,573-
ages.
8111.
7.Donocktyourjewctryshow
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10. Donotk:avcyourpoctct•
11 . Bca'NU'Cof yoursurround-
w can't comb:il crime 11nwe
less we work 1
ogc1hcr.M LI .
Pagli:uulosaid.
Confused by the
.new financial aid
application
process?
Don't know which forms ~ fill out
o
or where to get them? Help is on
the way!
The Student Government
Association and the Office of
Financial Aid are co':wonoring
two workshops to help students
through the new financial aid
maze. Workshops will be offered
at the following times and places:
Aocordin&IOThcSuffoll'Jour-
natreccitds.'287beesweresall'Cd.
-,,,e
~5~=~~!~~~t~
oh,astcwere.d.ivcncdfromland-
mts as a result of the prtllJVfl .
in; ::;~M!j~~;;,-:
\:
1
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1
1
Prezioso, formerly of SGA.
'"Iber-e wu a loc. of woct involved. and we had all kinds of
"The recyding
program will not be
an SGA program, it
will be a university
problems. llwa.snotlocr.uivea1
all.~ Ac:con1ingtoPrczmo.,ome
of the problem.i included uolcn
can bins, whiehtheyhad to pay
program."
-Erika Christenson
'"'·
Scvcml mcmbcrsofthcorigin:il recycling commiuce hove
recycling silu.:uion... , assumed
1hings were ruMing well. not
hcaringanythingtothcconuvy.~
declined so much lha1 homeless s:iidA:umcry.
people arc coming in off the
HcalsoremcmbcredCullc11 ·s
sttcetsand 1:!l:in1 thecansthem· cn1hu.si:um abou t the recycling
.telves ...People do come off Che program. -rammichadl0t3lconstreets collcclin& cans. It 11.lp- ttol.H s:ud Chrisienson. M
When
pcru everywhac.M Licutcn:lnl shckft it kind of fell ap;lrt.M
PaglianiloS3id. Sllffolk Vice
But now SGA is taking SICp:s
President Frank Flannery u_ . toprcvcn1 1hatfromhappenlng
prcssedrcgrc1 about thecurrcn1 ag:i.in. Arecyclingcommittcch:as
tr.u\Sfemd to Olhcf colleges or
gradU3.led. Thccanprogr:unhas
Curriculum frompa1, I
Toe commiucc h:u rccommcndcd the addi1ion of ano1hcr
~uiredclaa10 1hcscicncere•
quircmcnt, ldd.ing lhree credits
IO the eight credits rcquffl.
Students arc required 10 take
si,;cn:dilJofcwsrt>OO\workin
scienccwithanllddition twocrtd•
its in :i concunc,u lab. 1llc proposal. if approved, will add 3
lhreecmiil intcgratodSllldiestypc
coorseforscicnce.
Mlt'srcallydcsigoodtobcmorc
olasoci.tlappro:i,;-htoscicn1ific
issucs,HsaidHarris.Hcc~ l:lined
new sctenu course will
be designed not lo be lhc type of
sciencccoursctll:11s1udcn1Srcbcl
agains1.
Boone said there 11.lvc been
been establbhed cons~ting of
MichcllcMcOinn.RkhardJ0ycc,
Dana Mahoney allJi Phillip
Fwooe.
11'e admiAi.stration will play
a major role, .. said Chrisaenson.
recycling program will
notbcanSGA program. it will.be
a univcnity program...
Olristeroonsaidsheishoping
for II long 1Cffl'hQOlicy 10 be pu1
inloeffccL ThcSOAwillbcSlllrl. ingapublicilyprogramtogeneraec awarcncu and 1et LIP more
visible sign, and bins for rccy.
clingllJC.
The recycling committee is
also hoping to obcain doontops
forcvcry cluvoom. so tfw tnlSh
b.vrcb will not be uJIOd 1 hold
0
doors open. Thccommitu:c fig.
UfC$ !hat if bands are put by the
doot.pcopk:willt.hrowthcirtrash
iJI them. because they arc more
visible than the recycling bins.
"Dean StoU,,lh:ls been great."
s:iid Chrislenson. "She re:all y
cares and warus 10 get this pro~ blck on track. or course
this prognm can work. because
1hc biggcsl ob$txle in any program is fonding and thc canJ cre11tc 1hcmoney11Ubythemsclvcs...
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rcportslhaJS1udtntsdo1101know
enough abo1.11 .::icnce, Kicntific
lc:m\S,andJCiencemclhods. 'i'his
cbss willintroduccstudent.t10 :1
widcv3rictyoflhcdiITcrcntas•
pc,ctsofscicnce.H
Anolhcr change in the propos.'11 is the11ddition ofa world
li1eracurcclass 1
ofulfill1hcsecond half of 1hc 50phomon: El\.
glisllrcquimnenL
Thcothcrminorchangei11hc
dropping ol the inform.ti logic
rcqL1ircmen1:indrcpl.1Cingi1with
anelhi
'
will ha ~ the chon ol sevCl"lll
clhics cl:asscs. including hisiory
of c1hicsand soci:l/ethia .
The School or Man:igemen1 iJ
working on IIIIHl:trl'CVISIOnS IO
lheir curriculum, but have not
settled in Of\.Specific proposals
JohnF.Brcnn:in.dcanoCSOM.
saidtheSOMis!ICCffditcdby1hc
American A.s,cmbly ofCoUcgcs
of Schools of 81Uincss and they
have jllSI changed their guide•
lines ror accredita1
ion. The cur•
riculwn ch:u'lgcs. he e~pbincd,
arcai~, lowanlbringingthc
school inlo line with the new
guideli nes.
The pmposed changes in the
thcFacul1y~lyatlhccnd
ofthcmonthl'ofopproval. lf op.
proved. the changCJ will go in1
0
crrcc1 in September 1994.
FOR STUDENTS
OPEN OFFICE HOURS WITH
PRESIDENT SARGENT
Tuesday, Feb. 16 from 1 p.m·. to 2
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 11
1:00-2:30
p.m, in Sawyer 821
Thursday, Feb. 18 from 1 p.m. to
2 p.m. in Sawyer 927
Forms will be available but feel
free to bring your own if you
already picked them up. We look
forward to seeing you at the
_workshop •· all students invited.
President David Sargent invites you to meet with him - no
~ppointment necessary to:
l)askqucstions 2)cxpressconcems J)suggest ideas 4)tell him why you likeSuffolk
Please take advantage of th'fs ~pportun ity to speak with and meet
the President
HE WANTS TO HEAR FROM YOU!!!
25th fl oor •- One Beacon Street
The Suffolk Journal
Anzalone resigns from SG A exec. board
By Slepllallie S-ow
JoumalStafT
At the Sludcnt Govemmcnl
Association meeting yestcrd:ay
Sophomore Rcprcs,enll'ltive An•
thony Anulone resigned his position u sccrcwy of the SGA
UCClltiveboani.
Anwone ll:ld been the~lllry of the uccudve board since
the beginning of Che 1992- 199]
year. He will continue~ a class
rcprcsentalivc for thc rcstofthe
yeM.bu1willnocscekrc~lccliOTI
forhisse:itinlhcupcc:mingspring
c lcc1
ions.
The SGA rc:icted wilh shock
when 1hc 3nnouncemen1 w:is
m
..,.
Allegedly. Anukme did not
announce bl! intention IO resign
from the board unlit Mond:ly
night. He llal.Cd !hat there was no
validilytotherumorthatifhcdid
not resi1n the position the SGA
MMl!=~:~·pri-
: : t : y ~ : : : : ! : ~ ~ ; ~ !•~ ~ : i d = I ~ :
order to 1c1 into law school. my
gr:wbhave togoup."
Anulonc added 1h31 he enjoycdworkingwiththeSGAand
fell ih.lt he had 3 good le:iming
el~j:~!~~~t;;:;:!,u;;r
involvement with SGA.
RoccoCicC3fCUo.prcsidcn10f
SGA,pra.iscdAnzalone(orallhis
hardwortr:intheS1udcn1govemmcnt and thanked him (or his
~:!=~~::;~~~!':
=~e~:~:li~pof
rc~=o!i;~~SgG~~=~
!he position on the elccutive
bo:lrd.open until thcntltelection. In the interim, Sophomore
Representative Beth ·ev:ins will
be 1:i.t:ing the minutes or the
~~:n!~A,;:g~fk to sit on
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Tapes stolen from WSUB office
Crime. it's everywhere. Che
minuteyou111tt1yourbxkilappcars unknowing 10 you and dis3ppc:ws just :as fast with somc of
your posscsions. Las• week
SCiffolk'sown television sution.
WSUB. wos suicken by crime
whcnvidooUpcs~Slolcnfrom
lhcirornce.
Aa:ordingtoJimMcDonough.
WSUBgcnaal m'a1111ger, ''Oflhc
tapcsS1olen,somcwcrcpcnon.al
tapCS.which wcrepre-«cofdcd
SIOfe boughl ones, the rcSI were
ofSuffol.ksportingevenu,which
the uccutivc board as ICCfCtary, VOOP IO havecarticr'c\cc1iontfor
bccau,e the constitution of lbc ilSCl\_ccutiveboard.
SGAprotubitsmemberdromsi1
Kurt ColleU, chabpcnon of
===r:~
SG~~~=i=
claucs can appoint new mem•
bcrswithoutdeclionuftaDec.
I. with the approval of lhc full
kgislalure.
poi~lslO~
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Constitution 1h31 "'ill allow the dcn1 from Western New En1bnd
signed.
Forensic team to defend Beanpot title
--.--v,-.,-......,.- , -Joumal Swf•
As Boston University .ind
H3n3t'dUniversityllt'CSCIIOfacc
off Ill lhe BoslOn GMdcn this
week in the college bodcy's
McDonough s:iid "We have Beanpot, mcmbersorthcSuffolk
our suspisioos.'' 111lhough he is University F~nsics team will
not sure if they w11n1edtostc:31 bedcfendingtheirtitletonightin
those UpcS in parlicubroriflhey the final round or the second an1ook them jusl for the sake of nual BoslOn Debate Bcanopot
stealing them.
1oum:imen1.
Tllough you don'1 have eyes
Suffolk advanced 101he fin;ils
in lhc back or your he3d, !um with .Boston CQ,llcge, by dcfc.u:uound.takc1 timc.bcc:wse.tll ing te:ims rrom Northeastern
hc
youllaveiswha1isinyou.rpos- Universily,HarvardandEmmon
scssion.
College. . ·
GuyDiGrande,JohnFonlcand
-Kena Lombardi
Kris1yGuaneiriw~Ufacell.C.
were upcd ova las! couple or
=~f,.,~!haveancu~
"Program Council and SGA
both have dcctioos iA Mardi,
th:tit's why we are: having ours
earty,"ColleUDid.- In !heir continuing cITon 10
C.OUC1c. wuswom iAu uophomore rcpreacntative;and Kim
Scirpo, a nnsfer stlJdml ·from
Sut.thinNO\'icePoetry,andf~
iANO\'K:eProsc.
OtlerbcineCollegewasonthc
tmvel listllSWell,whercKristy
dillc:rcntthanlnllitiona.lLincobl~ Guaneirl lll'ld Kathy PilZpatrick
reached qwuter fin.tlJ, and Guy
Douglas0cba1e. Thc8c3npotlJ
an"audience" detir:lle.defCC:tiCh DiGrlndc Josi in ~ teml•fw.l
studcntonaleamofthrcegivesa round of Lincoln-Douglm Denine miAute speech, There is no
The tcam will !ravel lO Wilquestioning or prcp;ualion lime.
Thistefflester,Forensic11cam consin•f!aµ Claire lhis weekend
in anolhct tournament, slowly
mcmbcrrll'Dvellcd to Ohk>\Uni- edging !heir way to lhe Nation:il
versily, whcre Kristcn Ciolkosz Tounwnenl in April.
wonLlncoln-DoufWDcbale. M
Ii
The. Bean pot will be hdd in
was a &real way to begin this lhcElleC-cnlerB411roomlltNorth·
scmester, andbeinga:SCniorthis eastern Univasi1ya1 a·p.m. Anyyear, it WU a
accomplish~ one interested in attcDding iJ:
mcnt ... saidCiolkosz..
wdcometoaucnd. and show their
Kevin Connolly placed sut.th suppon for their follow classin NovK:e lmJiromp1u Speaking. m""and debate this year's topic:
Shouldcotlcgcsand uni"ersilies
bea.llowcd19punishtutcspeech'?
The fonntt or the Beanpot is
"'~-
g.rca,
THE STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION
,,_
ANNOUNCES:
NOMINATION PAPERS WILL BE AVAILABLE
FOR ALL CLASSES AND POSITIONS AT THE
STUDENT ACTiVITIES OFFICE
'
ON MONDAY, FEBRUARY ·8 th
PAPERS AREDl,JE BACK
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 25th
IN THE STUDENT ACTIVITES OFFICE.
YOU CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE,
AND HERE'S YOUR CHANCE!!!
SGA, YOUR VOICE ON CAMPUS ....
JU$T GOT LOUDER!!!
The Suffolk Journal
Wednesday, Febnwy tO, 1993
J
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been establ ished consiJ1i111 of
MichdJcMcOinn.Rkhard Joycc .
Dana Mahone y a nd Phillip
--Jkadmlniltnation wU I pla.y
a ffl¥l" ,._.. aid Chriacnson.
1lle ,ccyclin1 pn)Jram wiIJ
not bc a.nSGA prosram ,i1will bc
a un iversityproaram.H
ChristcnJOnsaidshcishopin1
forAk>ngtcrmpolicytobcpu1
Jnro effec1. The SOA will bcst:inlngapubllclt y p rogmn IO IC IIC( ·
a te awarcncs1 and ticl up more
visible 1igR.1 and biRJ for '"Y·
clin gUJC.
'The recycling commiucc is
alsohopin&toobtaindoofstops
forevcryclusroom.,o lhattrash
bamlJ:will not bclltcd to hold
doorsopcn. 'Thecommiuecfigwa that iflwnls an: put by the
door, pcopk will lhmw their trash
in them, beausc they arc more
visiblet.hanthcrccyclingbins.
" Dean StoU 1w been gre:11 :·
said ChrislenJOtl. "S he reall y
cwa and wanis to gel this program baclr: on traclr:. or COW'k
thispro,nmcanwort.bccausr
the biucs1 ob&tac:le in any prog,am ls fundin& and lhccarucrcate the money all bythcmselva. ~
Anzalone resigns from SGA exec. board
niJhl. HellAtedth.Utherewasno
validi1y10_lherumorthalifhedid
Joum,1S"'1
004Teif"an the posi1k>n thc SGA
Al the Student Government _ would have impeached him.
Assocbtion mttlin1 )'C$1cnby
A11zaloncetid.MMy r1tS1priSophomore Rcprcxntalive An - orirylw tobcbyacadcmics. ..l'm
lhonyAJIU!oneresigned hispo- 1 p0Ulir::a!scicnccffi3jor,andin
B1Stepllaaie Sao,ir
:::ti~~:'
proposed ch:lnacs in
the
kssthcyhaveatk:lsconcycaror tionsearlicrwould allowthcillupcriencewi th thcauociation. com ina board lo have an easier
ThiJycarisEv:w r1tS1yearof innsition pcriod.
~~
:=s'°i::!~:'~~au;.~hool, my
in=~~::u!?~untof
~~l='i:'1
Allulonc had bocn thesecre-
Alltalone added Iha. I he en-
SGA .praiscdAnzalooefor a.l l his
that's why
: 1: .\~n~:;cout1 ~
:
-sli ;
:
year. He will con tin ue as a c lass
reJ)fUCntalive for thc rcsl o r the
ycar,bu1will no1seclr:re-c lection
forhis51C31intheupcomingsprina
clcc1ions.
The SGA rcx lod with shock
when the announc ement w:u
made.
AJ legcdly, Anzalone did not
ilMOUOCe h is inlCn lion 1 raigR
0
from the boa.rd un lil Moncby
~
h:o:i ~~w!t~ :~~ :
c• pc rience wil h a fine grou p o r
people in the 0fJ:ini1.11ion.
lnstcadof fillinatheopenscr::•
ret:lry spnt now, SGA will keep
1he posi lion on lhe e•ccutive
holrd. open unlil the ntll eketion. In the in1crim. Sophomore
Rcprcscnta1ive Beth Ev:lM will
be W:ina the minu1 o! 1bc
es
wcelr:ly SGA meetings.
Ev:ins is not e li aible 10 sit on
Tapes stolen from WSUB office
upc:sstolen,sorncwercpcrson:il
were tapod over lasi cou ple of
wuks.H
McDonough sa,d " We have
our suspisK>M.M alt.hough he is
not sure i! they w:lfllcd 10 Sica.I
1hoscupc:sinpar1kul:uori(lhey
look them just for the sali:c o r
steali ng them.
111ough you don ' I have eyes
in lhe back o f your he:ld, lum
amun d.takc 1hc 1imc,bcca.uscall
you have is wh:ll is in your pos-
Lapc:S. which were pre-ruordcd
5C$.'lion.
Crime, it's evcrywhcrc. the
minute you tum your bxk it appc313 111\knowing 10 you and dis;i.ppc:lf'S jUSZ as rasi wi1h tome of
your possesions. Lut 111cek
Suffollr:'sown lclcvision J131:ion.
WSUB. was stricken by crime
wbenvideotapeswncstolcn from
'The
iroup iohave carlicrelcctions for
i1,cxccutiveboard.
KW"I Collett, chaltpe:non o f
COP, at1ued that having dee-
or the SGA
1hciromce.
thcircurric ulum , but h:i ve not
settl ed in on specific proposals.
Johnf. Btenna.n.deanofSOM.
saidthc SOM isaccrediledbythr
American Aucrn bly of Colleges
cl( Schoob or Business and they
ha.veju.st cMnaed thcirau,delincs foracat.dituion. The curriculum ch.in1es, be c,.plaincd.
arc aimed toward bringing lhc
school into line with the new
guidelines.
thc a ecutive board u1CCrewy,
bc:cau.sc the consti1ution o r the
SG A prohibitsmcmbcn fromsi1ting on 1hc u.ecutive board un•
Ar::cording to Ji m McDonough.
W geiicral manage r, "Of tbc
sue
stoce bought ones, the !'di were
ofSuffo11r: sportinaevcnts,which
-Keven Lomba rd i
::,':!
we
are ha•ina ours
1
: :~~oo
h~~ r ~ ;
:
service on the ei.ecutive lxwd.
During the same meeting, the
SGA also approved an amm dmenttothcCounc il olPrcsidenu
Constitu tion th :111 will allow the
College.wa1wom in ua,ophomore repreicntative. and Ki m
Scirpo. a transfer student from
BectcrJIWOl'Collqe.wauwom
in a a j unicwrep,e:1C11 tative.
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Undtt the aulddUICI ol the
SGA c:on.stitution, the individ!DI
1• with thc approval o r lhc full
:~~~
! :i: : :
ft
Leslie Camlbis, former j un ior
rep re se nta live , a.nd Mic h ae l
Mirabik. formenophomore reprc.scntative, who recen1 \y resigned.
:ind debate th is yur·s to pk :
Should college, and universities
sixth inNovicePocuy,aiwi foutlh
lnNovkc.Prosc.
Otltfbeine Colleae wu on the
ttave llistaswell,whereKristy
GIW'leiri and Ka!hy Pi lzP3lriclr:
n:.ached qU3lteffin:i.ls.:indGuy
DiGrandc lost in the ,cmi-r~
round of uncoin-Douala:s De-
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Forensic team to defend Beanpot title
ByVikiBttnant
Jouma.lSwf
As Bos ton Univers it y :md
Harv:u-dU nivcrsity:arc.sctloface
off at lhc Boston G3rdcn this
week in 1hc college hoclr:ey·s
Bcanpot.mcmbcnoftheSulTollr:
Univcniry Forcmia team wi ll
bedcfendinglhcirtilletonighl in
the final l'Otlndofthcsccond annual Boston Debate Bww,pot
toom:vncnt.
Suffo llr: advanced 1 1hc finals
0
wi th Boston Co.llege~by de feat•
in g 1ea m s frol'n No nhcas tcrn
Univcnity,HarvardandEnierion
CoUege.
Guy DiGrandc.JohnFordeand
Kristy Guanciri will face B.C.
bca.llowod to puniJhhatespccch?
'Theforma.t o ft~ p o t i s
diffen::nt than lnlditiona! LlncolnDougla Det»le. 'The Be3npot is
anHaudxnce"dcbale,whcrccach
studcntonatumotlhtcieaivesa
nine minute speec h. lbere Is no
questioa inJOl'prtJW&lion time.
Thisscmcstcr,For-cR.tics tcam
mcmbcn tnavcllod IO Ohio Uni•
vcnity,whcrc Kristcn Ciollr:osz
wonLincoln-DouglasDcb.,tc. " II
wa.s a peal way to begin ·1his
scmutcr,lllld bc ing11sc nior this
year,i1 wasaa.rq1 accomplish•
rncnt."'said Ciollr:os:t.
Kevin ConnoUy plar::od sixth
In No.vtee lmprorilptu Speaking,
..,_
'The team will lnvt:I IO Wisconsin-Eau Claire thls wcckmd
in another towmmen l, sk>w ly
edging their way to lhe N:11itiona.l
Tournament in April.
'The Beanpot will be held in
thcEJ.le Ccnter Ba.llruomat Northcastcm Universily al. g p,m. Ally•
one •interc.stcd in a lle nd inais
wekomc. lO:lliltcnd.andshowlhcir
support ror their rd low c lliss•
ma tes.
rs
RS WITH
tGENT
FE!3~UARY 11
1-2:30
t with him - no
II himwhy you lilceSuffolk
pea k with and meet
IM YOU!!!
"
CDs taking ani
f
•
1-·
Mini CDs could do to re
what cassettes di~ t1
, _ wlleadlecioas-:tclucplayu,bec:ode • coanion .. a can opcaa- in
MOii. llcnel, ad pcoplc ha'+'C 111N: - ·
mdllol'dollania lbedaiayliveiftchdbcs.
lheaalciadultryhMlamlmlrce-«dl•
nolot,ymodla'lcvdhipa'- mWCD'L
The Softy Corpondoa ol 11119 bal
rcw:ak:ddlesa.sc.de',elopmc:Dt: Chcmini
coar-ct di9c.. While •IN.CO. -,lea
bne boell..-d aiDccdle adck :i,..._
111■..CO . . . play .albanu and pllycn:
onlyllietllcmutic-.U1Melmlycw.
BcforetllccratiofloflbcCDplayer,
dledm wen:played widl lhe useol an
..... IO ....-d CD players. The new
coafi'p ndoa iia J..inchCD,wil:hpac:uc\ iflJJftiwtoacaacac..
AlanlaDl, Soay's Bostonl:nnch~
rcscntaliYC, said In yan down lhc road-it
may ,crve a a replacement for the,1bn•
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·The major advantage: to the mini CD,
accordin& to Jaoe. blhatonecan rceord
ONO it. unlitelhe.traditioMJ (:o. Jt ltn'CI
accaa IO album CIU. ~ ~
ltO
.
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mcnfnaslnlioowilhloaa tcan:hcsfor
THE STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION
ANNOUNCES:
ewric11lllffl . a1 IC 10 bc.fCNe
lhc Faculty Assembly III lhc end
ofthemonthforappmval. l fapprovod,thcch:ingeswill go into
effect in Septembcf 1994 .
a:;
w r ;~ ~ = -lna e rron to
dose mcmbctlhlp gaps,thcSGA
alsoappointcd1 woncw mcmbcn
to its ranks.
D:lnic lle Lewis.1transfenlu•
dentfrom WestcmNcw&lgl:ind
Li
F'!Nlly,itprovidcslhc
M U.portabUityom:redb)'lhecasxae.
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1-.d ... lbefcn
liveillcb CD F
Dctilkana
bccoaa~~ dlispoiat in Inc. .
andMidlaclBot
NOMINATION PAPERS WILL BE AVAILABLE
FOR ALL CLASSES AND POSITION~ AT THE
STUDENT ACTIVITIES OFFICE
ON MONDAY, FEBRUARY 8th
PAPERS ARE DUE .BACK
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY .Z5th
IN THE STUDENT,.ACTIVITES. OFFICE.
YOU CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE,
AND HERE'S YOUR CHANCE!!!
SGA, YOUR VOICE ON CAMPUS ...
JUST GOT LOUDER!!!
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bowicid:pd Ilda trend. Howevu. since
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' Trulya~for ~
the eye and miad. If you have not
tatenatripO\'CflOthcM~
olF'UIC Arts la&cJY, you an: miublJ ou1 on two maplf.cenl exhibits. "'LconardoDltVinci'11be
Amlomyol'Man.·mnpfrom
dleColkclioaolHer~
Queenl!lizabah U. andlhe .. M»D'E.wopeanhiDtinp.- rfOl'llthe
National Gallery ol lrdand.
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cadfJt:ally, Hiar.cinalion .with
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Wcdnesdl1, February 10, 1993
LifeStyles
"Grunge" explodes in '92
Tloe SalfOlk Journal
Wed1Moda7, Ftbnw"y 10, 1993
e 1 nac1 DeVudc ud
Aadttw J~
The (Ohio State) Lanlffll
_ i>s.taking another revolution
C
Mini CDs could d~ to regular Compact Disc
what cassettes did to 8-tracks tapes
Cootribulin1Rq,oncr
Jusa wta dlecampactdi.lC playerhu
bocome u common u • can opener In
mo.a bomcl. and people have ,unit hun-
dredsoltillninlbesbinyfi¥C.bddilcs.
themasic:iftdustryhutatenmiraHcdlnolooanotherlcvel hi&,ber• miniCD'L
111c Solly Qirpondoa. Japwi ...
commllNryoulSideSc:attlewilhhildaughia and mentor,• 1tria ol inuplicablc
makdthcirl-=-adevdopmenl;lhemini
murdcQ:OCCW'.
S~I ~=~~•::•~ri~I-=
.
coapac:c di.It. Whlle mini-CDs an,u
ha.c beal aound aincethc mkl-ei&Nb,
mini-CD Iona play albunu: and playm:
played by Daniel Baldwin, (brother
ol Alec and William Baldwin), aet OUI tO
find lhe tiller and brin1 him IO justice.
Al.!)flg the way, they enlist 1hcbelp or 1
psychologist pllyed by Diane Lane ( the
,al-life husband or Lambel1). Soon .
Sanderson ls conJidcffil I.he lead luspotl
in lhecue.
The performance ol the acton in th•l
movielwmoredownsllu up1. lambctt"s
Sandenon is aloof' and di.stint lhrou1hou1
o1 his tcene1. He.hardly seems
concerned lhal JOme PfYCho ben1 on revenge is sellin& him up f~ murder.
m.111,
onlyhitthcmuticawrala&elast)'Clf.
Bdon: the m:ation or lhe CD pl.Iyer.
the ddCI wq'C pbyed with thc use of an
ldapa'&ot&andardCDplayen.. Thcnew
coaftpflllimlinHnchCD,withpackqVl1 limillt IO a CMXlk.
AlanJUW1.Solly"18osioobnlnch ~
~ v e, aid Ulyandow11 lhermd it
may sne .. a replacemel'lt ro, the: RIii·
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The najar ad'~ 1o the mW CD,
ICCCll'dinilOJUOII, is thatonil!CM fflC'Ofd
ontoil.unlite'lhetndition<D. 11,crvu
the tok o( I caud&e. bul the ,auad ~ ,
aipcrior.ThcminiCDalsopmvkkldiff.!Ct
l0CCII IO album cw, wbich l1ICIN no
ffl(ft frvstrM.ioa wilh loo& searches for
IOlll'Ollcaudk:. F"'tnaUy.i1providellhe
tifflilarponabi.li1yofferedbythccasscu~
hlonllidlhe•iDidi,cplaya1comc:ia
twoait&.cmbeiq~~.lhe
odlerbciqcalyaplayu. Theplaycnlf'C
Lane's performance u • psycholoatll
was as bclk:vable u Llmbctt's. It migh1
h3vc m:ide ffl(n sense to hsve Lane's
chanc1erwritteftinas1ttportct. Ack#
c.umple ol this is when une cnten 1
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product..,.t-,:,mond)sa&:0,llespec»-
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bul ii wu not until lhc la.le IOs 1h21 it SIOI')' insaead ol lhe psycholo&i,sl ·she ls
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wcdlhalthefonnalbctwcentheltvceMd
fiw. inda CD ao eitbc:r way.
Tllelillca:~onn1ifti CO¥wy.
PoplillrlilklbyM.-iahCwey, Pt:a,1Jam
unce,sinceitmarcbesthepriccofthe
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INtpeoplcarcnffl:lledin~ac:wpn:id-
and MidtadBobohcmbcfo.nd.•wdl
~ularO>. lllthclceouabca,nomiclimes.
' wllc,ICd:Mdblyt1CWlldnoloaJwheflit
becoael available at lhiJ poifla in lime.
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iact bul llnce JtnU'}' ii such allow month
for ....✓• it difficult IO dclcnnine ill
A - - ckrt II Tower RtcOfds X•
tnowlcd&ed dlis lrmd. Howc¥CJ, since
lhe Towu chain ju:ll Jl:¥1Cd canyina the
BJN.E.F.acobu'°"""Slaff
Murder and rcvmae are the main ploi
dcvicesol"'Knl&ht Movcl"',apsydlolo1i•
calllvilk:.-lhalllsctatachca:IOwTWnent
ouuide or Scatl.le.
Olristophcr Lamben. best known for
biJroleinthe "'H.ighbndcr"movtel.1tan
as htct Sandcnon. a Chea: pWldmutct.
AJ,oonashearriYCSOflaamallisland
11 ToaJ Dlllcrco
dantanaJoscuscac.
Knight Moves
trapped in
check mate
be,came popabr.
TheCCISlcoulddellymaiNICMlaa.,q,•
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as clas1lc1 by- Bosto• and Bruce
and OIWfuntk
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andmanyareaotm:itin1~j'ldac·
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m1t1yc-.notan'ordh116ciq\iiliiysnd'will
: : : ~ . : ~ = ~ i ; ; k : di11)oguedo not funhuthe plot and then:
time be:ina-
ronrin11td 011 nu, pa1t
DaVinci is a wonderment to the eye and mind
JoumalSwl
siilllhemostimpm11n1,:lentific
inp. .. Ccat~ WOJU from lhe
rumcdbymodemtcieftce.
rn,dnlwinpdonemost!, in
inlr: and pen, are COftsickfflt so
accur.atcthattheycanbeuxdfor
modicalinslrucuontod:ly. Hewu
p:u1ia&brtykllaalin1ineoibf}olosyandthefunclioningofthc
\'2Jva.
Altliou&h nuft)' 111isu HI his
time obsuwd human dlucction
ioe,.pandlheirknowlcd&eorhow
the body's muscular 1ystem
warted. O.Vinci was the rll$1 to
p&npe.Paintinp.-froml.be
National OallcrJ ol lreland.
OodilplaytR2JorOaVinci'1
cwipaal 200 INIICDlcal chwlllp. TlieJ arc truely mastt.r-
~:i=:d=~
kction or l7th century Dutch
worb.u well as 1ico-Oassical
3nd Rom;incic works.
One of the Oulch paintinp
lh::ilpsticullrly~outb-n.c
;::Zc~~:~7::
rcpraa!IS a commoa Iheme in
Oul:ch paintllla dwin& this period,whidl~.._.thcideal
andunch:anainaworldollheRenaissance, bi.It a workl In nlU.
peri':or°':it~IOOIU are
ad ... toucd in --y YOCa•
lfoal ill" lib lifeliae. -1 his
dependen1 on· the anisl'• :and
wrillen In - minor wriW11, .. so
that lhe Oiurcb would eot diJ.
cowrwballlewasdobta,wllicb
eWl'YIIIPCCColthc)!b)'licalworld
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'1'bcMJ1StcrEuropeanPaint•
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TNly a wondcrmcnl for bolh
lheeyeudmind.Iryoubayenot
tlkenatripovcrtolhcMuseum
olf'incAnsbldy.youaremWin1 OUI on two mapmcent ahibiu, "'l.eosw'doOaVinci'sThe
N'Glln yolMan. "'dr.lfflpCtom
Ille CoUeclion of H e r ~
QucenEJiubethU.anclthe - Mu•
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m;:• , : ; ~ ~ c o n:
=be&houahllObearilc•
l:¥ffl&mly lhe
a..a foad
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i
~ 2 8.
1992 wu a ycarwhen music
toot lu sociological and po!ilical mesu.&ca to the airwaves.
Controversy, commercial ~ cesuodSeaule'1,.pw,ge.. roct
WttttbefoundltioftoCtbeye.at
in music.
lbe Seaule up losion. •
youn1,tmp01ishr.d,oundbactcd
with raw pilll and rupy VOcats made it big in'92. Bands
lite Nirvana, Pull Jun, and
Soundgarden gained popularity, won awards and beclme
some of the best new bands in
'92.. Tbesuccessollhescgroups
opened the door for OOleJ Seauk: rockers: Alice in Owm.
MIKlhoney, ScTea.mina: lnes,
and thelaleMOOlefI..oveBone.
"'Sin&ks,- the movie and ics
sound trac k (which featured the
majorityoftheb&nds:praiously
me.nooned). was emotod to the
Selltle IOW\d scene and WU
instnunenlal in lhe promotion
of the Suttle rock.
1992 also SIW i t s ~ of
toun.. Irish rock band 1.12 decldcd it would 10 jt alone and
create 1l1r1cr-4han-lifecoocen
aunosphere with their Zoo TV
tour. Ul acatod the most intripin1andprofitlblcoulin1in
'92. While Bono and the boyl
orr by themse lves. · many
bandJ decided 10 play on the
wctC
1ame tktct.
Ha.,m,
mulliple bi& name
pctf'ormicnmeantiDcrelsedlU·
dknc:u and lhc need fo, Latgcr
Jane'• drwrunet SteVe Pa:kins, cause for phlltnwopic events
fonnod I new band, Pnrno by for • majority of music pc:rPyros. Loll1paloou D WU a fonners. Wh ile many -bands
tr1velia1 montage ol altana- dooll.od proceeds frpm their alt1¥emuskandart1anda-afis.
One could no1 only experlenoc a v.-icly of cn:a-cul1ures
otmusicand 11111LoUapa)oou
IJ, but could remm home with
thll Iona-desi red t11100 .
Lollapaioou n splMod the
cultural l'P by offc:rin& 1 c:ooi
variety of music by rapper Ice
Cube; the eiplOSiYe, motbid
sound or Ministry, the gOlhk:
sound of the Jesus and Mary
Ol.ain and a sample or Sealtle
with
Pearl
Jam
1nd
Soundgardcn.
With Loll1p1loou ·s increased populiri1y Ind with lhe
bwns lO AJDS resell'dl,sucb as
U2'a .sin1le "One.- a tributt
c:onoe.rttolhel1tcFreddieM.«•
cury , former lead sin1er oC
Queen, benefiucd AIDS re-
..-.
1bis tribute brou&tll to&etber
severa.lanisUcldiffcrentgcttca
toWembleySt.adiumforacommon cause, and was by ru lhe
strongeJt musk:al outcry for a
solutiootothedcadly disease.
While the yell WU invaded
bysubpop,ltwual.soayearfor
ttCOl'dstobebroten. TbePbiJa...
delphla-based Boyt. u Meo
made i1bi1 by swpusinaEJvis
commercill, crouovusuc:cas Prcsleyfo,lhelDOllwec:ksll
of R.E.M .• the Red Hot OLili No. I with .. End o/ the Road."
Pq,pers.theOireandPutlJun,
altematlve acts have hid a
Thu rtpon pro11idrd bJ 1M
springboard to success into Collr1t Prus Srr'llicr.
ma instream music.
'The ICffll alternative has lost
iU
and become (D(Jl'e
o f I ma.rtecing cerm. Some
woukl arpe that the crouovcr
binds ate. 1e.lli.n& out to ma.in•
stream and the uue a1LenWl¥e
mlA!ic will 1tay Wldetpound.
Whalevcr the opilUOO. '92
WU I )'Cir when a plc.lborl oC
music typubroteinlOtbetopol
the pop charts. Aloog with the
me.amn,
a11.emali¥e crossovtr: vetuan
huvymctal gurusMetallicund
Megldeth, nipperlceOibeaod
the industrial audit N"'i.oe Inch
Nails. with iu. EP. "'Brokffl,"
gli nedtoplOIJ0COl'!C'y.
.
Tbemusicindwbywouldnol
becomplete.wilhoutitsshll'eol
controvert)', With the Rodney
venues. A t ~ stadium
oonccrt.s rose from 30 million
concen-,oen in 1991 IO 151 Kin1tatin1andtheLA.riots,
mllJion in 1992, MTV re~~.bu.Laoli.wilhool~l,tl',._..,..
·
Leadin1 the stadium double li&hl, to pull the son& "Cop
bill in '92 WIS when Guns ·n Killet .. fromhishard<OJcband
Roses paired up wilh Mec.allica Body Count'• album lfter a vo-
:!:'1;:•=i::i.rr:'!:~U:
ctl : . : n ~=~n~m;;,~zk . .........~
the public roe her video o r
"Elotiea'· (from the album of
IJw;samename),whkh lalO"WU
p,UcdfiomMTV'srowion.She
simu.ltaneou.slyrtleuedbctpk.
101'111 book "'Se.l,,. ...ttich reatured Madonna and Olhcri ni•
ked in nrious posilioos. The
bOOkstinodcwiosityindemolions of fans
critics alike.
orgti nudbyht)'Famlloflhe • Laslyeaulsosawmany
now-defu.nctJane's Addx:tion. crsrallyin1fo,ctuses.Minlhe
fll'TCII, along with the former put. AIDS was the princiJl'e
country. Othct bands twnin&
up in '92 were: Megadeath and
Suicidal Tendencies; MTV 's
120minutulOW, headlined by
Public Image Umitcd; and Big
Audio Dynamite.. And. IUI but
not least, the alternative mllSic
festival Lollapalooz.a U.
l.ollapalooz.all,headlinodby
the Red Hot Olili Peppers. WIS
wt
Knight ,,..,,,.,..,~,.,, - - - - - - seem• IO be no cohesivcnua
betwcealbevariow:tcaa.
A.Ra the firll hour, however,
lhe actcn finally Id their ICU
101et11er and prove wby Chey IOI
hitt.dinthefint-placc. AJthe
pace picu up, the dialolue imp-ovc:und it is fuially up&ai!lod
&otheaudiencewhaltheplotis.
The only rea.SUI not to ~'IC
t.hisfflO't'ic:earlywudiaelOthc:
dyftamicperformanc:coCCharleS
BailoyOaiaailoo"""""'
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killcr,and the factthal youaten'J
finishedwkhyowpopccn.~
are -.:c:nc:s wben Oa&es aca1s lbe
showand)'OllactU:lllyfmdyoar•
aelf chcerill1 for him a he COD•
tinullly OU1 anaru Lambert Md
thcpolice.
Oterall, anyone U1 the mood
for a aood psycbolo&ical lhriUcl'
lhould skip th.is fflQYie and Dy
homc.,bulifywdo,o.,etlhe
aqa.11 popcorn. and don't &Cl a
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Ill,
The Smfo\k Journal
WSFR wants to do somthing for
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can join us.
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Wcdnetday, February 10, 1993
'92
anthropic events
y of mu.sic perlie ·many baf\dS
edsfrpmtheiral-
·re.scarch,~h u
'One," 1 lribu11:
l11e FrcddicMerlc1d singer of
filled AIDS re, brought together
Dldiffuentgcnrcs
tldi umforacom(l((wubyfarlhe
ilcalou1eryfor1
~ dead ly disease.
)'CU" WU invaded
wualsoaycarfor
lf'Okcn.ThcPhilad Boyz JI Men
1 surpw.ing Elvis
iemostwt.eksat
!nd.oltheRoad."
·1 prollithd by IM
, s~,..'icr.
The Suffolk Journal
WSFR wants to· do somthing for·
some troubled people and you
can join us.
For $.SO you can have a personal message
read on the air for a fri end , special
someone, or someone you admire.
You pick the time
You pick the message
We'll gi ve all donations to the
Jane Doe Safety Fund
Call WSFR for details, 573-8324
The Suffolk Journal
Wednesday, Febnwy 10, 1993
Wcdneoday, Fcbnwy 10, 1993
The Real Deal At Financial Aid
Editori al
lnlightolalllhcCOlltroYCny
Suffolk's Freedom
Of Religion
NtOIDdingtheruwv:lalaldpro-
Q\'cr Lhc pa.st si:ir. months there 1w been heated discussion
abou t pn::servlnJ the constituUonal rn:cdom of rcligion hen: at
Suffolk University. 1bc focaJ poinl of the discussion, lies In
allowing students 10 be excused from classes. c:a:aminations and
cl~ wol1t rcquirwic:nu. if their auendancc infringes upon the
rodes of their n:ligious beliefs.
The Issue fi rst ga.lned rccognitlon when SuJfolk's student
JCMkn mcl for their annual Fall Leadership C.onfen:ncc In
Oc:10bcr. Atlhattime it wasdiscussQj that sludentsofthe Jewish
fallh were placed in adifficull position when lhclrcvcntng clm
met on a religious high holiday thal. rcquhed them to be home
by sundown.
According to M ichelle McGlnn, Treasun:r of the S1
udcm
Govcnvncnt Association, faculty who could not be identified
insinuated OW any make up exams would be "considerably
mon:difficult". ThcS.G.A. thcnadoplcd the issue and ii ass iSlcd
in bringina it 10 the University ·s Educational Policy Comm ince.
The EPC eventually disrovcred tlw they were required to
publlsh a statemcm from M assachuscns state la won thesubjccl
of ab.scncc due to religk>u.s beliefs.. The DcanofS1uden1S Office
thcncomplctcdthisrcquiremcnt,byprintingthestatcmcntasan
official poUcy in the S1
udcn1 Policy and Procedures Handbook
fo r 1992-93.
The statement in question comes from Mwachusetts Gen•
cral Law Olap1cr !SIC and states: "any student in an educational or training ins1i1u1ion. .. who is unable, because of his
reUgiO\IS beliefs to auend 'classes or to panicipouc in any
uamlnalk>n, study or wort requirements shall be excused... and
shalft,c provided wilh in opponunity to mllke up such examination, study_ or wort requirement which he/she 'Pl.I)' h:ivc
missed because of such absence on any particular day ..."
lbtre is a catch however in lhat lhe s1a1cmen1 then goes on 1
0
say: " .. .such makeup examination or wort shall not create an
unrcasooablc burden 1 the school...no adxcrsc or prejudicial
0
cfft.elS shall resuU 10 any student bee.use or his/her availing
him/hc:rsclf of the p,ovislor.s of this section."
11ac swcmcnts which arc an official policy aim 10 protect
scudcnts. However. we must now ask, Just how rar docs this
prol«:Uon go?.ls someone of U)C Islamic faith pro1ec1cd Ir they
lbsent-caclt F.idaj ftw d1t. obsel ♦ -ik.C of d1t.i1 S
FllnhcnnDff.. when a re.ting day falls oo Good Friday, shouJd
Ouistlam be granted another reading day before final cums?
Such questions sure! y strilr.e at the heart ofequal rights and the
. ~ o o ofrcligiousfrfflbn .Thc.9:qucstionsareth:ncouplcd
whfi the fact that Suffolk advertises ~ P'ides ii.self in Its
diV<:rslty -boch cultural and religious. We 5CC evidence of this
®rin& the orientation program and in oor student handbook
which clearly suppo,1 diversity and shuns discrimination.
ln essence, Suffolk can now act 1 defi ne what it calls an
0
uruusonable burden in ilS instiwtiofL Suffolk CM help 11.1
studcnl.1 with specific policics wlllch the state can,nol provide for
the dlffereru coUcges and universities in the Commonwealth.
Suffolk can now either ac1 pro•aclively, to define ia policy and
end thcconll'Oversy, orit can hide behind the binding, but vague
provisions of a state swutc.
QJJOTE OJ THE 'WE'E~
•Gayle Goodwi11, member of the
Student Government Association and
Council of Pusidems. wo nderi11g
why she is nt \'tr inttnoiewed for
Journal stories , e1•en though she is
very involved in student acti1•ilies:
'Ifie Political Correctness
:J{a[{ of ;fame
"So as 10 c hange the perception that
impodcnce means helplessness. those men
experience sexual problems shall be referred
co as c~tally challenged,"
-Kn·in Nealon
Saturday Night l.11•t
Marac SdloU. was suspended for one
year by Major League Baseball's e_..
cculive Council for making remarks thal
degraded bl■clts, Jews and Aiians. The
Suffolk Joumal fully supports INS decitiorl.Scboubuaduuuedcomalr.ina sc.ne
imal&Wve lt.ltcmcOlS and apologizt.d
for 1h11. The decision by lhc Excc:utlvc
0:,mx;.ilac:odsaclcumessa~ltwtbcu
ilooroomforracism inbucball. Under
die ICm1S of the decision, Schott can
ltfPlyb°rcinstatcmcntonNov. l . lf shc
ii ~ reinstatemem. Scholl would
return co Feb. 28, 1994. She was also
(lacd S2.S.000, the maximum amount
allowad by bueball rules , and she must
.... -r
~na programs.
ThiJ is the beSI
upcct
IIIIDlll8'MN
c:aa.ltwulllllyamaue.--dtimc
before you heard more ■bout IL sideoltheCOUD1Cruaworklludy
Complaints Md fNJtr11ion have anployce. It im't alwayapmty.
Uyouapproachtbeoff'ICCwith
frequently bun voiced sunoundpatience Ind C(Ulay then 1h11 i1
in& the Infamous dcl■)'t.
Likcmanyofyou. lhavebcen what )'OU are lhowu ia return.
anadvoca1.eforlgcrea.w.dfi1W1• Honeygoesdowneasierllwlvin•
cialaidlincclbc&a.,111Su!folk. e1ar-hOllilityonlybrcedsmorc
Whenl11w 1tate.-: holanh ipsbc- hostility.
•
in1 cut, I decided to learn more
Dwio1thepas1fewwcebthc:rc
about the finaocial aid prooeu, lw~a lotofanltictyaround
and figum:1 it would be a good the l~arriv&I of financial aid
upcricncc thai could help me out fonns in the office. Some at1ually
later.AfterrcqMn11mcritbased found it hard to believe that Suf.
JCbolanhip,lroceivcdmyoppor- folk was no1 responsibleforlhis
delay.
w.nityla.stycar.
In IJUlb. lhe office could ooly
Never inamillion)Urldidl
imagine that I would come away sitandwaitfor (cdcralauidelincs
rromU,cexpericncewlthsucha and fomu to come in before pus•
different opinion. Theorriccis a ln1ontheinl<irmltiontostudents.
rcsourcctobeu-easW'Cd, notver• There wu neilher an ordering
bally trubcd u is the more tom• mistake on the part or fwoci&I
monoccurrencc. lncvernolical aid, nor a vx:ious and Insidious
plan by the staff to hold up the
bowlOJdc:nllactcdlOthefin■nci&I
aidaaffuntillwasontheothn application proow.
"I wan1 to lmow something. Why doesn'1
anyo ne ever ask me my opinion?
Corred.ion : Due lo a reporting error in last
weeks story on the Dcmc St Deli , i1 was
rcponcd thac Nick. Papadopoulos has owned
the rc, taurant since 1973. He has only been
the owner since 1986. Also the s1ory
reported thot Papadopoulos runs the busines
with his father, wire and daughter. It should
have said. wife, sister and fa"thcr.
o( lhc dccllioo.
Hopefully, Schou will learn something
from lhcsc sessions. Shcbu beeo quoted
usayingthat&hcdid nol realiz.eth11bcr
oommenlJ were In.sensitive, so maybe
she will come ■way from lbc$C sessions
seeing that her statements an cause
harm. Fnnlr.Jy, itishighlywtlikdythat
lhis incident shows 1h11 lhere is much
racism in bueba.11. Schou is nor the only
pcnon intht p.mc:tha!holdsthescvicws.
Becau,eScholt'scasewasgivcnsomuch
media aUenlion, bueb&JJ could not ig.
note lhe situation. and something had 10
be done. Many have argued that Schott
shoo Id not have been SU!pCllded because
this will happen. but we can onJy hope. shewujw:t prac:ticinghcrrighttofrce
Hcrswemcou bave bttn of sucb a hor- speech, and that b ~I can not inrible nature tlW ii ,ccms U1II she tw frin&e upon that right. The Executive
much hltred (or these groups, which is C-ouncil pulled OUI llw oftcn.use(I plvue,
very hard to change, lo an owner's con- "DOI io lbe best interest or baseball,"
ference call Jut year, Schott stid, "I which has been used to suspend other
would never hire another nlgcr. I'd owncn and players in the past. Schou 's
rather have a trained monkey woding insensitivityiltrulynotinthcbestintcrformcthan1nigcr."Thetac1tha1 oonc estdbueb.all, nor in the best interut of
of the Olbcr owners on the line reported sociely.
lnf■ct.thellaffrownclytld.
do,m student:. n■me1 'and ad·
'°
meaea lhll wbm ronns wm:
availlblctheycu.aldbemailcdlo
tbeltladentsu,oonupouiblc.
:~~-.it;::::
who you CID meet wilh or call
when you have a JXoblem. U you
aive lhem a chanoo to hel p you
theywill, whllcjugli.n1thcprc1•
suresofadifficultjob.
It would be bene!idal to you, if"
you fill outall yourromu.ontimc:
and complctcly. before tumin1
them ill. This U'ICI UMeOeQ.lr}'
tripstotheoffic:candpreventJ
processing delays. Hdp )'OUJ1,Clf
andthefwndalaidofficcbybe-aiMin1carty.
Finally, please remember to
give accurate fi1,1re1 on )'OW"
form1.Simplcc:mninestimllioii
occurrwtinelybuthwtevcryonc
involved. By plannin1 ahead, US·
in1 hones1y and IOfflC counesy,
your ■&'Plication proceu will be a
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Spring Clean~ng At The
White House
.
'
lon ,1i11l· \I.K . P.il11H1
1
Elimi~lng fede~ lu1urics
10reduccthcdcfici1 , wlw a concept! Bill utd Hillary Clinton,
like any couple who moves into a
new home, arc pushint up thcir
sleeves lll1d dwiin1 house , pul•
tln1 away what they..nced and
throwin1aw:1ywha1 thcyfctl is
no longer nm:cuvy.
ju.SI how many pcciple do you
money to recd the it fomtly :1
hcalthymcal.StuffinJthcitCIICeS
with cavi:v and bon•bont isn't
the way to show they care, and
they know thlll. The preddenl's
familyarenoc.thconlyonestocal
a1thcWhiteHowc.themulti1udc
of suff also enjoy a free meal ..
However. wil.b theClinlOnS in
ch1Lrgc,somcor1t\111willh.:iveto
chanse,
•
Mr. Clinton isscttinJan C11:•
really need to run an emcienl
house,evcnif"itiswhite? With a
house run of employees, there's
got to be an ovcrtapping or rc-sponsibili1.CS. How many White
House 11affcn docs it take to
di:1ngea lighlbuit°anyw:ay?~w
that Soclr.s 1w lair.en over the cdlen1cumplcforlMrestOf the
· lnaneITontom:lucelhcfcd• posilion of While Home Pct, the r ~ aovcmme,1110cu1 down
era] bud,c1deficit. U promised. dog W3llr.ers willdcfinitelybcout onneedlcssluxuries,suchasli!Cir
Presidc:nl Clil11on Ulf'IOUnUd his ofajob,aswcllasthcdou:room• ownpn:doulalariea..Almmaybc
p11ns1ocutnccdlcss l1.11uries in cn and dot biJcuit providen.
thosiespedaltnlCrelllobb)'ists ,
NoconlyarethcClintonscul• ~ ill jump on the bandwap and
gOYCrnmenl sunin1 with p;iy•
House rood budge1 is •llo 1cttin1
cul.Justbecau,ethey~to
For the Record-
Not In The Best Interest OfBaseb~lll
Last wtd., Oncinnati Reds 0"""1Cf,
The Suffolk Joumal
rcsidcat l600PffinlylY&nilAve.,
docsrt' t mean a full oounc sour•
mctdinncs-isinordcrcverynighl
or the week. '1be CliNons ~
.4own-~ ro1U whocareabout
thc~wtio-·11a+ceaoap
jusldo'theitjobs.
~ Evuyonc has JOI to Jive up a •
litt1eto1C1.thedcficlldown,q_cn
ifthat mt.a111aliuieapringcle.an•
ingat the While House. (And
wholr.nowtwhalwe'llfind, iileplalicN;drcsx(lasWhheKomc
ull7).
TboSuffoUtJoumal Wednesday, Fd>nwy 10, 1993
1993
Winners! Professor's Professional Path Contest
B1Aa1LClllffte: ·
Spc,cial10thcJournal
Widl each balkM rctumod and
coonlcd. the wlMer was dcla·
mined, Professor Mawdudur
Rahma'l! ProfeaorRQvnanit
Com,nm:c. He hu Jff'SCl'ICd
papers and lllendcd ,cm inln
aaoa lhe continciitJ incwdin1
KuaWiampur,Malas..ia:Pakiun:
Sin&lp)f'C; London, En1land;
Carftr" Wed 1992 bnxlj.hl
auny ucltiq e,,,entl 10 Suffolk
Univenily. Included in these
carcc, ac1ivilic, was the
Profcuor'1 Profcu--1 Palh
COMell Thileventenc:ourqed
an clcnn year ve1cru or
Suffotk.'1 SchoolofMaNIJCfflCftl Hon1ton1:· Banp.ot. Thailand
llldSaudiAffibia.
and ~ in the accoun1in1
A1 I 1pot:c 10 Prorcuor
pa,tmcftt. He hu bcefl deter-
Ill Sutrolll Profcacn lO rdlccl
onlhcirC1RUpathu.pcric:nccs
•ilh their studcnl.t, providinI
experienced lhe mosl ovcnll in•
tri1uln1 and divcnc c•CICJ ad·
venlwtl
nlisablelnsi1htintoma1yc.1ci1-
Acadcm ically,heholdsa PhD,
MBA and a Master's Deg.rec in
in1can,uoptioru:
Gordon,
It could have been
beautiful babe. See you in
biology.
Blue Jean Baby
*·
mined by
popwa,
¥Ott to hive
Rahmaal rc11,urclylwuspcatin1 with ■ man who had alllivated a can:er from hard wort,
carina and achlc~cnL He had
m11r1y won1s or wisdom. insight
and enth usiasm
ro,a11 studenu.
Suffolk University Blood Drive
Special Hours for Spring '93
Give blood, and
bring sunshine into
someone's life!
WHEN: Wednesday, February 17, 1993
TIME: 3:00 • 9 :00 p.m.
WHERE: Sawyer Buildng, 4th Floor Graduate
Lounge
Sponsored by: E. DS.A., M.P.{\, Assoc., 2nd M.B.A. A~oc.
A p,J,iir Jtrvirt 011 NJ1U1rt1nt11/ by lier S11/felk Jo1VNJI
llapp,, \·!It
"'bl my achcme of lhinp. JtU·
dtftU aR tbe numbet one prioriry." fnllep•ilhlhbphilolophy.
I discovered th11 Prorcssor
Rahman is lhc PYesidcnt of Suppon-A.StOOCT!t. Inc. Thu; i:r1
founcbdon providlna annu: 10
studenu: from lhinl world. developin& countries. Cu~nUy, lhb
compr.ny~llmedk:alllld
cngineerin1ttudents.
ReOcctin1ovu1ukkloloopc.
ofart.Cfespaknces.Profo11or
lbhman spoke of many influ.
cnces lh:U shape and mold the
futweofevcry studern and won;.
ingpm(wional.
"/u individuals bcain their
careers, it1scri1ical1odctcrminc
the goals imponan1 101heir lives.
Pu1lhcm inordcrlllldlhcn scloul
1
0:ichicve 1hcm.
All profcssion~s must co nswi1ly espand and dcvdop their
Loot iolherutweand dccaminc
the aecdl and 1tehnolotia dw
arelOcome. StrivelOCfellC)'OW
own nkhc inthlsnew world.
None of us c-. ever cxapc
10eial cvaluatioll. Always be
1wareort10wy11Uspcalt,becour•
ICOWI and ALWAYS be pro(CI•
:~*~=e~~!~
many y<an and i:t is importanl IO
luvebch.indpositiw,imJftWO'IJ
..-ith each . .IC of lhis dcvdop-
To my friend Patty,
I just thought I'd let you
know, men have
blindfolds too. But we
like bags better.
m<"'-"
Tostudcntsjus1bc1innin110
vc ntw-c Into the professional
wu1d, ProfCSIOI' Rahnun advises:
-Never be afBid of I wu1h
boss. the yw illinnucnccyouto·
w!U"ds perfection and soon. with
hard work. you can move through
1hennk.(undcr such • mentor.
Nevcra.st rorfovon.youmust
:Happy o/afentine's
']Jay to tfie
'Big Ita{ian!
carneverybitofyourc:uand
ca~1e<11c. Oon'1jus1 :aspinlioos in each of yow SIU·
pby wi1h IOcby or yes1erd.1y.
11,:•1,
;; .
Happy Valentine's
Day Mark, Love
Jennifer
I Love You
Maryann,
Thi.s is already CNfl" rourth Vlltatine's
Day tocttht:r. While lbt time passes and
the mt.mories grow, I have learDtd to love
and a ppreciate you more. You are truly
the best thine that ever happened to me.
Pluse hang in there just a little bit longer
until our rorever bqins.
Love as always,Tommy
lllll'D
'Toucli my uarswitli your fips
'Toudt my worflf witli your foyjer tips
Jfnl Ult can liaVt fmvt.r
JJ.nl we can fuve for t'llt.r
'Torr.vu is our tolay
'But wfw waits to foveforeveranywayt
* REMINDERJ O STUDENTS with
PERKINS LOAN and/or INCENTIVE LOAN AWARDS
For the Spring 1993 Se mester :
Come to the Studenl Accounts Office 10 sign lhe promissory nol e(s), 71h Ooo r Sawye r Building
Immediately.
Failure to do so will resull in lhe ca ncellation or your award.
•
Julio,
Roses are red
Violets are blue
M8J!ymequick
Or11'll blow you ofT
"
Suffolk Mens' Hoop and Hockey
2-4-6-8!
We think the Rams are truly great!
Goooooooo blue!
Congratulations Beth
Carey, good luck on
your new life.
•Carolyn•
~
:
Lileo,
· Thank you for making
my toe-nails curl. Happy
V.D. •
Kiwi
Larry,
lt'sthefirstofmanyValmtlne's
Day together. Tu me, every day with
you is Valentine's Day. 1 love you
very much.
Mary
P.S.- Only 569 days left.
Tum,
You must know by now that
my loVe f01: you transends both
time and space. I would cross any
ocean to be with you. You mean
that much to me.
Andrea
381
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IMPORTANT NOTICES FROM
E
1
Hey Pal, welcome to the
rest ofyour life. Thanks
for being my buddy.
Love,Me.
~
My Sweet C hris,
As warm as a hug,
As friendly as a smile,
tr perfection were an lnCh,
You would be a mlle._
Happy Valentine's Day from
Nancy and the Cheerleaders
To Angel,
Thanks for the first
two .y ears, I love you and
Happy Val!!ntine's Day. I
wish for many-more.
.
·
Love, T~dy
*March 12, 1993
SPRING DEFl<'ERED TUITION DUE DATE!
Advertising &
Marketing Majors
Accounts reflecting a balance arter this date wlll be assessed a $10 Ltate Payment Fee.
Spring 1993 TuiUon must be paid in run in order to pre•register ror the Fall and/or Summer 1993
Semester(s).
Looking ror practical experience.
Well, you can get It right here on
campus with the -Sulfolk Journal
*PRE-REGISTRATION BEGINS MARCH 22
In order to submit you Fall 1993 or Summer 1993 registration form you must:
I. Have a uro balance rrom Spring 1993
and/or any other prior semester.
2. Have at least 1/2 payment for the Summer
1993 registration.
An Invoice will be malled In July for Fall 1993.
An Invoice w/U be malled In June ror Summer 1993.
The Fall tuition due date will be August 6, 1'!93,
"Learn lbe same skills aoed ID the
real b ~ world wblle belplDs
your campus newspjlper 1row;.
TOLl,,FIIEI 2A houn far.
· :. oo. : :.
~,+ FT ·..£ r.n .._!.'L9=!'!::
Call Andtu or Larry for dolallt
· . at ST.l-ll23 or stop bJ tbt , _ .
ollb, Ila. 11' Sbldeat Adhltles Ctr.
I }~ i
'
lbumal Wcdnesda , Fo
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10, 1993
COP take nominations for Exec. Board
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, Love
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ncxtytM'1CJ1.C1CutiYCbolrdman-
opocirk
Lileo,
· Thank you for making
my toe-nails cur l. Happy
V.D.
er
bmmuchearlierthanusua.Jinall
effmttopovideasmoothtransl•
lion from lhe o!d board to the
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(617)6ll ,IICU
Larry,
1rth Valtaline's
lime ~ and
e leal"llf:d to love
It's the fi m or many Valentine's
Day together. To me, every .day with
You an truly
ta ppencd to me.
, lilUe bit longer
you is Valentine's Day. I love you
ver~ much.
Mary
i.
You must know by now that
my love for you transend s both
time a nd space. I would cross a ny
ocean to be with you. You mean
'"
that much to me.
fom1u anyway!
Andrea
381
o Beth
ns
Hey Pal, welcome to the
luck on
rest of your life. Thanks
· life
i for being my buddy.
•n - •
_ ~~ve, Me.
~
1ug,
il smlle,
ere a n Inch,
1mile._
Con amore,
Nanc
TheCouncil isboping toflll
four bo:ud positioN which will
bcvacatedbycwm11membcrsat
thcclosccrthiJscmcs1cr.
As sltllOd in lhe C.O.P. hand•
book, board elections traditionllllyMtakeplacedwing the next to
last mr.cting of lhe academic
"Big News!"
Tum,
rurfips
1our finger tip.s
"'w.
Fitness
Center
& Gym
Now
Open
Saturdays
9:00 a.m. • 4:30 p.m,
(C heck gym &c hedul e for
reserved times and open gym
schedule.)
*Do npt be disappointed ~y
forgetting your "valid" Suffolk
ID · • necessary for building,
Fitness Cener and Gymnasium
admittance.
P.S.• O nly 569 d ays left.
always,Tommy
The.CouncilolPftsidcrUheld
thcitprcliminar,.nominations ror
n.p1¥Ctwt1~.-W.,
-,or," and Ille oomlnationa for
eU1ible posidom " ~I come
from lheflooronc,lntdin&prior
rothelCbecklkdele:ction.'"
However. 1n amend.meat to
piUCnlilneeded,wJaidC.OUCU.
By putting the new boAfd
changclheirnominatknanddection time rramcs.
through what CoUeu rerers to u
KurtColleU. ~ o f
C.O.P.,saidthccouncUwuhold·
in& early nominlltions In antklDuetowhGIColleu rdersloas
pation or the amendments ap- 11 "veryca.sualandverylaidb:d:"
proval.
• 111mospherc,thcCouncil docsnot
xi strict stnndards for its club
1 This way, thcCOUllCil will
ion.
be able to point · out the new
members 10 roUow.
" Wearewort.in1 with26 difretentclubsinC.O.P. We need a
"""'·"early election lS'permillflhe
liale leeway because not every
~:~s;!rp~'::~e~ /'~
rlf'llmecting,fOUowingthcirdcc:boanl'1 "'11tength1 and weatlt.d,thcprese,1lboanl whic:heon-
........1-1,~loll,.,.II■ ~::e~i:11 every mcctin1,..
sists ofOwr Kun C.Olk:tt. Vice.Chair Marco Uriane, Treasurer
Due 10 the abxence or scvernl
'clubs rrom the February 4 meet•
ing, the nominllllon proiccss will
continue on February 11. 'This
way. absentee clubs who wish to
Dom Marinalli. and SJ,crctary
Gayle Goodwin, will have two
wcckslowod:withthcncwboord
to help develop their IC3dcnhip
place a ndminalion may do so.
The r~ 1h31 not every club lS'
London House Hotel
$17.SO p.p.4.o.
/nd. ~ O S I
prescnl at every meeting is only
one or scvcrnl faclOn: pertaining
to why the Council does nbt
Slrictlyenrorccfonnnlpmcodun:.
Anothct(actor'islhatc:lubrcpresenutives are changing con-
7 Day lDndoo TrMI Clrd $49
: ; ~::.!~i~uitd~r=~
•
Let's Go London $11.95
79'1Boytsta,Slreet,Bo5ton
166-tffl
1
"""'·
usualb'
.. Any per,on, when elf.clod,
does not ha~ both the
admini.sntivc stills Mid a ·po1.
ishe.d public image' 11 lhc same
time. TIie ~ning period will
showthencwboordexactlywhat
they need to know." C.Ollen ell.plained.
.
_
Nominationsasoftodllyiuc:
Kelly Chasse, chair: Rima E.1Hoss. vice president: Bruce
lmbacuan, treaswcr; and Siria
polidcs:1ndregul:ations.
C.OUeucbimsth:itthcC.O.P.
h:lndbookis11dooblc-sidcdguidc- VasqUC1., socrctary.
Yet, thesc~,tillprelirn_
inary
bool;.l>nonc,hAndi1containsall
the sund3rd rule,, and regul:l- nominations. Th?f l! time Jt;ft
tiont;' yc1 i1 iJ still ..11bstmc:t and .!?'C,O,P. membcrltonom~e
open to intcrprctllion...
"'Ourp!?IK:y ls'stNCturcdyct
ab:sUctenough toall(cJubn.p~ dcdicalt.d_boardmcmber.
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TuiorillginMath 101. JO). JOS.
143,& 161 . Help in passing basic
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Looking fo r practical experience.
Well, you can get It right here on
,.c;,mpus with the ·s uffolk Journal.
Call Andrea or Larry for delails
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· olllce, Rm. ll6.Student Activities Ctr.
Collea·aid.
C.O.P. elcctionsacopcnto a .
forum of ita ,,cudcnc mcmbcn.
Candidates .-c nominated from
the 11oor,andasccoodinaofthc
nomination b not requited. The
nomtnce may acccpl or decline
thcll0mmation.1'obcelcc:tcd, "a
simple majority from those
the C.O.P.ainstitution, writlen •
by Associate Dean. OaYid L•
Robbins, WU approved b)' the
Studc:ntCiovemmentADoc:ialion
yeslefdayallowingthcc:ouncilto
To Angel,
· Thanks for the first
two years, I love you and
Happy Valentine's Day. I
wish for many•more.
Love, Teddy
Learn the same skills used In the
· real liuslness·world whlle.Jielplng
your campus newspaper grow.
acntativa) can follow along,"
-;1
and -~edicated a love song to Hillary
( ~ Don't Stop Thinking About Tomorrow.. :--. r- )
And she loved it.
So, for Valentine's Day, or aI\ytime,
call WSFR for your favorite song.
Look what it did for Bill and Hillary!
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Boaon.Sopllornoreorabow.S
vay lniomusic:.CallScotlASAP
213-933-8133 or fu 213-933·
4052.
Bird ,+om,
lhcCdticlplai
TrailBt-.cn•
ll&ilinab)'tcver
20-ldl.
Tha> ... Cd
a three point d
--
lhe odae of 1
1
siumbleclon lhl
andlc1otralh:
ftscemcd w
forthcball 101
thcswishin1of
music:1olhc f1
°"""'Manymore1
LlnyBtrdcouli
Wednesday, February _ 1993
10,
Wedoc..i..y, Febnwy 10, 1993
/-
COP take nominations .for Exec. Board
tentatives) can rouow aloog,"
eoueu said
C.O.P.el,cctions.-eopenloa
rorum or ill scudcnt membcn.
candid:ites m: nominated from
the Ooor. and a sa:oadul1 or the
nomination ~not requited. The
nomint.C may accept or decline
Ho1111evcr, an amendmefll to
theC.O.P. .corutitUOO(l.wri1ten
by Associate Dean. David L.
Robbins, WIJ approved by lhe
StudcntGovcrnmcnt Auociation
yestenlayallowinathc council to
changclhcirnominatklnandclec•
liontimermmes.
Kun Colle11, t;haitperson or
C.O.P.,said thecouncil washolding eaJ"ly nominations in 1111tici-
p:1tion or
the
amendments
ap-
proval.
a''vcrycasualandvcry laidback..
atmosphcTc, 1hiCounci\docsnot
se1 strict sumdllrds for its c lub
membcn to follow.
~we arc working with26dilfcrcn1clubsinC.O.P. Wenccda
little leeway bccau.sc no1 every
"Big News!"
Fitness
Center
&Gym
Now
Open
Saturdays
9:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
(Check gym schedu le for
reserved times and open gym
schedule.)
*Do not be disappointed by
forgetting your "valid" Suffolk
ID - necessary for building,
Fitness Cener and Gymnasium
admittance.
.lhenomination.Tobeelccted,-a
, simp le majori1y C
rom those
'presc,11 is needed," said Collell.
By pulling the new board
lhn>ugh what Collen refers 1 as
0
a"baptismbyfire",thatis,put•
Ouctowhl11Collct1rcrcrstoa., 1ing the group in charge or the
. .-4,a,µ.,1,1~....■-
club will beat every meeting."
CoUettsaid.
Ouclotheabsce:nceofsevcral
~!;~~":"om1:~:::;
con1inue on February 18. This
way, abse ntee clubs who wish to
plxc a nomination may do so.
London House Hotel
$17.50 p.p.d.o.
1na..8:"1Jifast
JOoylo<'donl,.,.lCord $49
•
Let's Go London $11,95
729 eo,tston Slrttt, 8o5too
H6-1ffl
Thcf11etthat110tcveryclubis
prescntateverymccling is only
one of several fac!Ol"!lpcrtaining
1 why the Council doe5 not
0
stricllycnfon::cformalproc:edurc.
Anothcrfoc tori s 1ha1club,cprescnt:11ivct m changing con•
s1:1111lynndit isdifficu1t1otcach
new mcm~rs lhe manydiffcrcm
policic:s -nndrcgulations.
Collett cuims lh al the C.O.P.
handboot'ls a doublc-cidod guidebook. On one hand it contains all
the s iandard rules and rcg uJatiOl\$. ~I itissim-a.bstractand
open 10 intctp,t;WOfl...
"'Out policy is structured yet
a~tnCK1gh90alJ(clubrq,rc•
rlr51mceting,followinglhcitdec•
1ion. This way. the Counci l will
be able lo point out the new
board's "strengths and weak•
oe.=:
Jftheearlyelcction ispcnn it•
tcd , thepn:scnlboardwhichcon•
sislS o(Chair Xwt Collet!, V,CcChair Marco Uriarte, Trcasu.rcr
DomMarinalli,and~lary
Gayle Goodwin, will have two
wcelatowOR:with thcnewboard
to help develop theit IC3dcrship
skills.
-Any penon, when elected.
usually docs not have both !he
adlflinistralive stills and a ·potishcd public imaae' 11 the s;tme
time. The tra.inina period will
showthencwboa.nlexactlywhat
they need 1 know ,.. Collcu ex•
0
plained.
Nominations as of loday aK:
Kell y Chasse. chair; Rima El·
Hoss, vice president; Bruce
lmbacuan, treasurer, llfld Sirfa
Vasqucz.,secretaty.
Yel,thcsearcstill preliminary
nominruioru:. 'Thetc is 1lme ~r1
forC.O.P.mcmbcBConominate
anymcmbc:rlheyfoclwouldmake
a productive, hard-working, and
dcdicatedboardmembc:r.
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Carneremploymentavailable.No
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NJWT'OtaWIIKI
MEMBEll WHO c.u..t.SI
No~NoCOll.
Look what i~ did for Bill and Hillary!
cmploymct1 l progrwncall l •206-
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Mu.1M:J'Markcdng lntem based In
Boslon.Sophomoreorabovc.-.d
veryiniomusk.CallSCOIIASAP
213-933-8133 or Cu 213-9334052.
The Suffolk Jounu
__
Bird from,a,,12 - - - - - - - - - Hockey frompaie 12 - - - - - - - - - - - -•-- the Celtics played lbe Portland
TnilBllzmandtheCclticswert:
trailingbysevenpoinuwilhonly
Everyone hu their (1vorite
rncmoryo!Llny Bird, whether it
bca lhreepointcrauhc:buzu:ror
20 aeconds leO.
Then lheCdtia broughl it 1
0
a three point dcrteit. With two
,oc:onds remaining and fan s on
lhe edge or their scau. Bird
S3YC!h:ltlossedhimintolheaowd
stumbled on the three point line
andletoffa!hol:.
ft seemed like it cook forever
!0Clheball1ogc110thenc1.but
theswishingoCtheballwas like
mu.sic to the fan s' em and the
Garden ellploded.
Many more great memories of
LarryBirdcou.ldbcwriuenhcrc.
Bena from lbe llot durin1 a de- Dwyer .pid:od It up ltld dcked
layed penalty call on Suffolk,
then ()eotile WM.Id up n,ic:dy in
front Rob MilChcliandalid the
bi
around Tomuello, sliding lhe
puck Wo the empty net.
Tufts fCtaliated, lhotlgh. and
orevcn1stca.11h:i1 hc\pedwinlhe
puck patEon&s. 1
yin1 the pme
game.
atlhreewilh9:25k0 inlhe·aec- in the aecond period. Offlrlle
Mdperiod.
_'
,cored his aecond ac.J r1. the
ThcJwnboa then took I brief
4-3 lcad when Jame, Cahill beat
Eonu en lbe stick side Wilh. 1 nnge: but wu l.lken ,dowft in a
rocket from lhe lert circle.
pile or players. Gentile flipped
Only one minulc la1er, Suf- thepuckovcraspnwling&;,,13!
folk tied lhe game on Dwyer'• to give ihe Jumbos a 5~ lead
.
Larry Bird will ~ fondly rt•
membcrandsadlymisscd.We,
the fans o( BOSlon, have been
luckytohavesuch1greatonour
BoslOnCeltics.
In thewordsoCMagic.JohnsonduringBUd· sretircment!fibutcon February 4, 199), ''There
willnevcrbeanothcrpla.yer likc
LarryBird.Andyoucantake that
1 the bank."
0
retoolclheluawldu:llll)' J:021eft
'- •
O'Driscoll puaed 11
Cl'CUC IO a nilin& f
who one-timed the I
Tonwdlo.
.
1'1fll.tookdlcirlht
lhepmconaplbyll
lnwlhethitdperiod.R
:::~U:v!"'=n"':a:~ pl.a::,:!~::
IICCOndgoaloCthepcribd.Onthe
goal. Fitz.gefllld carried the puck
down ~ right W~I and inlO the
comer. He then centettd lbe puck
--;;;;;;......,.,.;;;;;;...,;;;;,......,"'"!'. ..lhe Slot,
l<l .
w~ I
stteaking
going Into lhe second in1ennis-
kickcdin10hiih1C11, 1
two quick goals by I
and ,Porano only 4!
apart. Fitz1enld knoc
areboundolaDY!)'CI'&
and Porau.o followt
quick-relcase1R1Plhll
right cinlle.
12
Suffol_k comes
back against Tufts
ByCkrisOboa
JoumalSWI'
ARLINGTON- This year the
team has travelled
numerous mu ics on the way lo
lums hockey
victory. Suffolkhasbk>wnlcads,
then come b.lck IO win. They
have also come b3ck to crosc
third-period deficits and ptill OUI
thcpme.
In ThUBday 's contest against
TuftsUnivcnity,thclwlulOOI::
every road possible in rllldin1
theirwaylotheirl3thwino(thc
season, an 8-6 triumph over the
,-....
I
Scan O'DriscoU (7), scores a goal in Suffolk's win over Assumption College on
Saturday. Nl/lQ Ball, riollowrnol S1C1J f
a
Ashe: Not only a great athlete
ByF..daloadB.-...a
Joum,JS<all
On Sllwday'wekiis1oneohhc
gte3test men of our time, Anhur
Ashc. Noticelhatthatdoesn'luy
ooeollhe1reaaes1athletesolour
time. That is bt.awc Ashe was so
much more than an athlete.
He was a figh1er ror mcial
justice, and he fougbl until lhc
sholdownbyAIDS.AJhedidnot
wana 1hc worid to know th3' he
h3d lhe terrible dix:ue, hue he
was forced to ~veal his ICClCI
-
the HJV virus through tainted
blood durin1 one of hit hclU1
Growing up in Richmond,
Virginia, Ashe could noc play
1et1nilon the pubUc couru of that
ci1ybeClu.seol,cgregationlaw1.
Heovereamelhisandwcn1onto
become one or the grea1 tennis
pl:lyersoflhe70s. Tothisday,
Ashe_ i.s ~ill the only black player
Ashe looked and llllkcd more
li.keaccllegc _
pro(cssotllwl an
athlete. In fact, ifhe hadn't been
1lcnnisplaycr,Asllesaidlha1hc
=:~,~e;~~
:
He wrote a lhrec•volumc
scho~ywod::. dctailinglhc ac-
in America.
However, his accomplish-
menu off the court :ire more im-
portanL Thegraduatco!Sw,fo,d
last spring.
constantly impreucd upon b lack
Once it was out in the open. childrmlhatthcircducal.ion Wll.1
A.shebccamcacrusadcrforbct - more impol'Unt th3n their lllhier AIDS tratmcnl and iue:an:h. letic: prowess. He told lhcm that it
HefoundcdthcAnhi.-Aftfwn. . was au right to dream orbcinsa
cblion for the Ddcat ol AIDS,
and toured thc coun1ry tellins
athlete, bu1 th;it they should
conccntr.:uemOfeonthcircduca-
tecnagenandcolkse11udentsto
tion.
He .et up prolJ!fllS in ,cvcr2l
practice safuel. Ashe received
wh1n mas that combined the
icad\ingof lcnnif andeducational
.,.,.,,,..
star
~st.1;.~::~o
~~j=~
tice. Just recently, he was atrested In Washington for protest•
ing the U.S. policy on Hailian
rdugocs.
Hopef'ully,hisdcal.hw:illspart
~~- i ; : : e ~ : : : ;
~: ': ~~:i ~;.fo~:;;
P:irll:Ave. NcwYOR NYl0017.
w!i~:C!:~·:';.~C:
M
.....,
__
Btllmoltimponantly.he ~tt
dte,_alBollol'lalhowthcy
wmld ...- 6qct.. Who ebc
ca11Mi be7Ncaeotberlh3n
ee..-...-n.1.arryBinl..
omhip in wilh lllyle, During.the
1981 finals. hchitalhrccpoint
shol1opoptheHouston Rocket's
comeblclr: 111:tempt and lo take the
Hecould liihcupthc crowdby seemed to bring a c~wd IO their fina.bin a 102-91 win.
jU51 runningou1on thcfioordur- rec1sofas1orpu1 hope into fans '
Bird aL,o d:mled us with his
ingtheannouncc.mcntofthcst:lf1- hcart.sthatavictotywaspossible, scoringabllily.
ins linc up. He coold rally the evcnaf'ta1roughr1r111hrcequarHow about 1ho,c IC.am record
crowd with his m3Slety or 1hc tcn.likeBird.
60 poinu durin1 the Marth 12,
Notonly couldBirdnulr:cthc 1985 g3me apirm the Atbr\la
He was the master or finding shotdoublc-t~cd. bul he could Hawks or 1 firsa 40/20 pme in
he
the open m1111, a gcniw :u saving putpnagrcat show (orthc f4nlto Celtics hiscory by scoring 42
the ball r,om bouncing out or SICC. Bird could IAnd three point- points and 22 rcboundt apinsc
bounds,, and when the game ers :it buu.cn, stc;i! the ball and lhe lndi:lna Pxcrs on November
make thcbaskcttowintheg:ime II, 1987.
He also won a rroc throw 1itJe
= ~ ~ : ~ ~ : ~ : and return, to the game a!1tr swon
g:imc, but 10 wort hi.t; m:igic and t:unU11 an injury.
.
by hittinl 7-7, dcfoaiing Chrit
1ive the rans or Boston somcE.arly in his carcu, Bird was Mullin on April 13, 1986 and
lhin1 IOrca.lJy chccrabout.
lhe nun to watch. He brought an hcldthe litleofthrtepoin!chamOfcounc, lhcrcarcothcrve:i1 NBA ch3mpionship tillc to thc pion in 1986 and I 987.
lxutctballplaya11UChut.iqk C.clticsinl981,afieronlyayear
Evenlal:einhisarcer,Bird
Jollllloa, Owles Barkley and onthcleam.
coukldclivcr, lnM3tth ol 1992,
•
Michael Jordafl . But no_one
And he btou,dit lhc charnplcollli,uud paJt l l
A
0
ride ."
'Tm happy with the win,''
Bum.s continued.. ..Tufts is a lol
Jim Pi1z1erald and Chris belier team lhan !heir record
Dwyer SCcr"Cd two Boals apieoc &hows. 11'1 good IO come down
andRuss&>nasslOppCd35orthc here and beat them. whether it's
4l shotshe!accd,withhisbl1- 8-6or21-2:0. lnmymind. a Wis
gCSI. stops coming in the third aW."
period.
Suffolk.-=oredfirst. only2:23
Baclr:boned by Eon:u · inlO lhc game, when Ron Fam3
goaltcndin1inthclhird,lhcRams. pokedarebooodpstTufts' goalie
down6-5 with 12:39lcfltoplay, SteveTomasdlo(38 saves), who
e,;plodcd for three goals IO pul made thc initial slop or a Kev in
awaythcJumbos.Johnl'ora.uo's Cicchescshot.
goal at 10:12orthe1hirdpcriod
Tuftsanswcrcdonly l:021atcr,
provodtobclhcgiunc-win~.
wilh Mall Ryan (one gm!, lhrcc
The lums are proficient at assists) tipping in a turnaround
winnin1thcir1amesinshootout sla.pshol from Dougc.cntile (lwo
styl~. ~ ~ bocn bc:31 dcmon- goals. throe assists).
so-atcd in their lwo meelings
Suffolkl00ka2-I IC3dinlothc
against Tufts. both high-scorin1 locker room after a Steve Morris
offa.irs (1-5, 8-6) whichlhciums wrist shot beat Tomuello, who
woo.
was scrca,cd by Bill S311tos in
Cooch Bill Bums admits lh:U fronL Ouis Mullen and Santos
hls team needs to wort. on its play
~!~:~ : ~ ~ : :.came
ir. the defensive woe, but lor
now BW"N will lake thc ood
JOO«dbochof'Suffolk's
with thc bad. The 1ood bcin1 his Boals in thc second
:::,abilicy tojuslwin hockey fost came on a powu play an<l
gave the Rams a 3-1 IC3d only
"DcfeRSively. we have some 2:23 into thcpcriod.
worlr:IOdo,"saidBums. "It's the
Fi12gcraldusistcdoothcgoo.l,
slotarc:i,1opoflhefaccoffcircle onwhlcbDwyerwalkcdoutrron1
1ypcofthingthalwe1ot10work rrorn behind the net. waited and
on,whichwewill.
bcatTomucllowithawriscthot.
1
Tuflsthcni!ICORdt11t'Oloalsto
tic the game, one by Jeff Keniry
have 10 look al lhc 8-6 game, il't and one ti,: Cbtile. Keniry beat ,
IOofT\any1oab, butl&rwJkcp(
Larry Bird says goodbye to basketball
On June 7, 1'79,RedAucrtnch
signcda(l'Clh-fxalkidfrom Indiana IO thc last 'place Boaon
Cellics. Thisroolr:icrccordcdhis
firstuiple-doubkafteronlyfive
mon1 on the learn and wu
hJ
named the NBA's Rookie or the
YC.lrafieravenging 21.3 points,
10.4 rebounds and 4.5 assists.
Morelmportantly.hcelectrifiotl the Garden w:ilh his talenl. In
hls 13 yean on the cam. he led
thcCc11ics10thrcc:woridchampionship,in 1981 ,•
1984and 19861
Hec:o-aplaincdthc 1992Unltcd
S... Olympic " Dream Team"
widl ~ Los Angck:s are:i,t
us in it again."
Eoiw was indeed the difference in the game, making some
key saves down the stretch, dcspi1e bcin1 on thc rcceivin1 end
or a good old-fashioned hcck •
lins. courtesy orthc. Tufts fans
scatcdbchindhis soo.linthethird
period.
Burns conlinucd 10 praise
&nas,s1n1in1.MNlsaidloRuS1y
1
onigh1, hc's laltenustowhcrc
wc·rc at right now. All we got lo
doisjumpon his back and Wte a
Tribucr To A Legend
By Mary A. D'A lba
.,..,_
°"
SOM
approve
curriculum
changes
for Fall
By Lawrcnct: M. Walsh
Joum.a1S1aff
The School of Ma.na1cmcnt's Fac ulty
Assembly approved lasl Wednesday lhc
final changes.in• curriculum which will
brin1thctdl9(11into llnewilhncw1uidc-lU\CS wilh 1he.'kmditation agencyaftd
willtalr:ecffcc1inlhePall1Cmcscet•
The American Asxmbly o( Colleges
or Schools or Bu.sineslf.lhc acacditation
agcnlollhcSOM,rccenUymadcchanacs
to itsaccrcditu.ion1uidclincsiobrin1thc
1C3Chin1 or ma,u1emen1 clo9cr lo busincss world pnw:ticcs.
SOMwillb(;1initsrcaccrcdiUtionproccs.s in the fall when the changes in the
curriculumtalr:ceffccl.
John Brennan,
o
,
changcs incurriculumarcbcin1
co111i1111td O paJt 2
n
Suffolk tuition ~
approaching $1
SGA votes on fu_
Iids
without quorum
By Steph anie Snow
Journal Staff
Controvcrsyh.asagainstnid
anSGAmccting. 'f1!CJnceting
held yesterday In the'Sawyer
build.in& fcatw'Cd • new com-
-El:¢-crrors that sum:iundcd
thd r vOl,ingpoliclcs.
This problem comes only
one week aftcrthcSOAsaw Its
secn:tary, Anthony Anzalone,
resign his position from the
cxccutiveboard.
After several members of
the SGA showed up for the
taki ng or attendance fo r
yesterday' s meeting, some
mcmbersthcnlcftthemeeting
to attend Collc&e Bowl and
othc:rcvcnts. 1beta11Uofthesc
actionswasthelackofa<iuorum needed for ~Y motions to
pasut\crlheofficlalcallingof
. thc:tllCC:dni:.
Gayle Goodwin .and An•
thonyStepan}t;boehscniorrq,-rcscnwlvcs. were sent out to
gctcopicsofthcootsidcsouroes
of.financialaidbook.lcL1sothat
otherSGAmcmbeBcouldscc
!hem. 1bls was done 1n 'an effort to provide lnfonnadon before a vote. However,
they were out re~vlna lhc:
booklets.a vote was taken concemlng the mo1ion and it
passed. Theprotwcmhowever
lsthatthlsvotewasnotabind·
In& one.
Because Goodwin and
Stepanik'wereoutorthcrooril,
. thcybccamelnd.lgibletovote
onthcmodon. Two members
opposed the modon and two
absta1ncd from the vote. After
faccorin&lnthepoorattendancc
a1 thc: mceti.6', lhc addidonal
members leavln1 for Oll]cr
Co,uiutd011~6
while
Suffolk President
~ t m s et anwi
tuition must not
Tultio~ costs for Suffolk SI0,000 fo r the 19
Unlvcrsltystudcntshavebccn schoolycar. risin& aeadlly towards a.,J'ive
Oln:ctor ofthcOffi
•dl&it figurc since 198~ ~- nanclal Aid OutsdJ;
lbouih tuition will not reach said "Normdl)'. wtie'
thaldrudcdfivcdi~tn~~r, Is I ~ ftlilncl:
SlO,OOO, rqt year 11 will in• increascdalso."Morc
crease to an amount very close of the students auenc!
to IL
,
folk recc1vc financial
Accordi ng to Suffolk s 70pen::entciflhlthal
TJcuurerandVicc~~ morettwihalfofth
Frmcls X. FlaMcry. tuilioo lS tuition.
· cxpcc1Cd 10 incrcase for next
For the 1992-199
year, but ii will not exceed ycar l4percentofdlli
SI0,000.
budget
alloclle
ThitioocostsllSUffollchave Offlceof~InancialA
skyn:)ckekdfrom$6,300inthe progmm.
1987- 1988
10 this year·•
~consecudvei
C01tofS9, l,0, a d l ~ o f ~ h a s ~
S2.UO. ID the 111t nve years conlns IO Dan ~ ~
tuldorl tm l¥etlfCd S57.5 in- and EllltallDled. Ma:
aame per yew.
MaquerilBDrlnlil.d
. BJ K~vin Lombardi
Journal Staff ·
.
was
year
Suffolk Sports
I ii' "t I It '
12
I
,/
,
•'
I
Suffolk comes
back against Tufts
usinitapin. M
B1Claris<>lloa
'°"""''caff
IJll.lNGTON- Thi.I year
lhc
Rams hockey &cam 1w lnlYCllcd
numcrnus rouies on the way to
viclOr}'.SurToU: hublOwn lcadJ.,
thcfl come back to win. They
have abo come back to eiase
lhud-pcriod deficits and pull out
... ....,.
In Thursday· s contca apinst
Tufts Univcnity, the Rams IOOlt
evuy rtllMI pmsiblc in finding
thrir•■ytolheirl3lhwlnorlhc
leUOfl,anUtriumphoverlhc
Scan ODriscoll (7}, scores a goal in Suffo lk's win
l=boo.
Ji m Pitiacrald and Chris
Dwyer scored rwo aoaJs apiece
I
andRuuBonasJIOppOdl5ollhc
ti ahoUhefaccd, wilh his biggest stops comina in lhc third
over Assumption College on
AIIIIO BallruiolJaivnol S1
aj/
Saturday. -
JoonwSc,JT
OnSlltW'day'wek»toneolthc
gn:atestmqiorourlime, Anhur
Ashe. Noticelhll:Ullldoesn'11:1y
oncollhegreaaiathkteso(our
lime. Thathbccaa.lcAshcwas so
much more than an 111hlete.
He WU a fighta fot JOCial
justice. and he Cougbt W\lil the
thc HIV virus throu gl\ Uin1cd
blood during one of his he4n
opmtiona.
Growing up in Richmond ,
Virginia. Ashe cou ld noe play
ccnnison lhcpubliccouruof1ha1
ci1ybccausc ol1egreg111ionlaws.
He overcame this Md wtflt on 10
become one of thc gre.u tenniJ
playen of the 70s. To lhis U y,
AsheQstilltheon.lyblxk player
in eit)v,r lbc II S Open or
down6-5 with 12:39kfi1oplay,
c11.plodcd ror lhree 1oab to pul
::,.~~~~~~=
As,ie: Not Only a great athlete
e, £.daoad,B,,....
poriod.
Bad:boned by Eonu'
goallcndin&inthelhinl,lheRams,
MUS
urban
tfut combined the
;:c"~:ricnnilllllldeducatiorw
prov,;:~;~a;:~=~I
winning their game, in shoolou1
Mhc looked and talked more style, 11.111 has been best demon lik e a collese profossor tlw\ an Sir.tied in their two meetings
athlete. In race, ifhehadn'1been apinsl Tufts, both hlgh-!COrin&
a tmnis pla)"CI', Ashe said that he nffair, (7-5, 8-6) which 1hcR:1ms
probably wou ld have been an won.
English or philosophy texhcr.
Coach Bill Bums :ldmitJ that
He wrocc • lhrCC.volume hiJ~nced.uowortoniuplay
.::hobrly wort, detailing the IIC· ir the de(ensive zone. bul for
CM1plisbmen11 o{ btxk nrhlr
now B
wiU take the ood
in America.
with the bad. The good being his
.,_oownt,y Ams. Ashe did no1
Wimbledon.
wanctheworld1otnowttiaehe
had the lerriblc dbcue, bul he
wurora:ic11orcvealhisaecra
mcnts off lhc COW1 are more im•
11
p;wUIIL ThcgraihweoCStanfOfd
conaantly imprttSICd upon black
children t ~ ~ir educadon was
more impor1llllt1h3n lhcir ath•
~prowess. Hcloldthcmlh31 it
was all right l o ~ ofbclng I
SW aihlcce. bul that they should
concenlr.lce more on thcircduc;a.
lice. Jusi recently, he wu at•
M
Dcfen.sivcly, we have some
rested in Washington for protest- wort todo," wd Bums. " It's the
ing the U.S. Policy on H.11.ilillll slourca. 1
opofthefaceoffcirclc
~=ft
wu out in the ope11.
Ashe became• crusader for bee·
taAJDStratmcntlJld"'9Cal'Ch.
HefOISldc:dlheArthurAshcfOJn...
datioa for the Defeat nt AIDS.
and toumt the country telling
leenqenand coUctelludenu lo
practice safe au. Ashe received
Howeve r. his accomplish•
tion.
He aiccup programs in acverat
r~~
hl:~07c;..
A.:~J:
::;:.abili1y to just win hockey
rd'ugccs.
type of thing th:lt we gOl to wort
Hopcfully, h.isdc:athwillsp;ut: on. which we will.
mOft lntenslned research on
MBut, you know, our defense
~o.;!::'...:e
f=
nd
hu11illcomeakJn1way, Wej_
~1
r« the Defeat of AIDS 10 100 havctok:d:a1lhe8-6prne. 1t s
Parlr.Avc. NcwYortr: NYl0017. IOOmllny,oals, bul(~)tcp(
Larry Bird says goodbye to basketball
OnJunc7. 1979. RedAIICftlcldl
s:iglledaftcsh. f'xedkid from lndiana 10 thc bsl place Boston
Ccllks. Thurooticrecudedhis
ftnt tri~ble af'tcJ only five
months OIi lhc team and WU
iwncd thcNBA ' s Rooocofthe
Yc:wa&r1vaqlng21.Jpaints.
10.◄ rcboundsand ◄ ..5
mists.
Moreimponanlly. hcelcclri•
flClitheGardtfl...;lhhistalcRl . ln
his13)"CU'Soathenm. hclcd
the Cdtia IO tlvec warSd Cfwn •
~-- ....
__
pionsb.i,-inl98l , 198◄ andl986.
A Tribute To A Ltttnd
11:Cmcd 1 bring• crowd IO their
0
fce110f:asaorpui hopein1orans·
~ttwavictorywupossibk,
eve11 ~aroughfn11hreequa,.
"""'· m:an.
Nol only could Bird make the
.sholdoubk·cearncd. buthecoukS
putonagreatshowforthc faNto
ICC. Bird could land thR,c pairll•
ers Ill buucrs, stc31 the baU and
m:i.ke thc tmket 1 win lhc
0
and ~
to the pine afttt Sid•
He w:u: the master of finding
the open
a genius It s:iving
the ball from bouncing out of
bounds, 11.nd when the 111me
llcco-ca,uincd the 1992 Urlitcd SICtfflCd over. the team turned to
S&alCI Olympic " Or-c:am Tc:unM Larry Bird.1101 only 10 win the
widl far-,:, Los Angeles grc:ll pmc, but IO wort his magk: o.nd
give the (an, ol Boston some-----porwitly, hcgave thing 10 really cheer abou1.
dte,_o/Bolloli alho,vthey
Ofcounc,lhcrcareothcrgrc:u
._w..,..lorpt.Wboebc twtcQ.uplaycnmdluMaJic
C01111a.he1Hcacothcrl"311 JolMuoa, Chanel a.tlcy Mid
Michael Jordan. But no one
,.,
,,_.....,,
(
By Mary A. D'Alba
Hc coukl lithlupthc crowd by
justNMingou1on1hcCloo.-dwing the announcemm1 oflhe sun•
ing line up. He could r.tll y the
crowd with his nusiery of the
len,lil::eBlrd.
PffiC
b.inUlganinjury.
E3rlyinhls carccr, Birdwu
the l'IUII 10 Wlllth. He brouitfl an
NBA dumpionship title to the
Celtics in 1981 ,af'laonlyayur
ondlie,nm.
And
he brouahl the chaml)I -
onship in wilh siylc. CNing the
1981 fwls.hehitathreepoinl
lh()ltoslopthcHOUSlonRoctct·s
cometxxt -ftemplandU>Wethc
rmw a
in t~-91 win.
Bird abodaukd us wilh his
scoringabili1y.
How llbout lholC ~ record
60 pointJ dwin1 lhe ~ h 12.
198.5 ga,neapinstthcAl.bnia
Hawks0fthcf111t ◄0/20pmcin
Celtics history by scoring ◄2
poinls and 22 rcboundJ apinsa
the lndbu Pxtrs on November
ll ..!c wona frtt.throwtitlc
~
by hitting 7-7. defeating Oris
MuJlin oa April I), 1986 and
hc ld lhe litlcoflhttepoinlclwnpion in
1986 and 1987.
Even Lale in hiscarea", Bini
coulddclivcr.ln~oll992.
r:011Ji1111td Off pa1t I I
...._
Borwiwasindccdlhcdil(erenc:e in the game, making some
lteysavcsdownthestrcleh,dc·
spite being on the receiving end
of a 1ood old-fa.wooed hcd: ·
ling, cOW1CSy oft.he Tufts fans
JC.llcdbchindhisgoolinthe lhird
period_
Bums conli nucd to praise
Eonas.suiing, M I sud lo Rusty
A.s
tonight.hc'slllkenustowhctt
we'rc::a t right no w. All wegOI lo
do UI jump on his back and bite a
ridc,M
M
J'm happy will, the win,M
Bwn, con1lnucd. "Tuns i.t a lol
better team th.an lheir reco rd
shows. 11'1 good to come down
here and beat them. whether it's
8-6or21-20. lnmymlnd. a Wis
aW.M
Suffolk ICorcd first,only 2:23
into the game, when Ron Fama
potedardlot!ndpa,51Tufu'goalic
Steve TomasdkJ(38S3VCI). who
made the initial stop of a Kevin
Cicch~shot.
Tuftsanswcrcdonly 1:02 1:ucr.
with Mau R)'all (one go:il. three
assists) tippins . ln a 1umaround
11:ip·shol Crom DougGcntilc(two
go:ils. thrce assists).
Suffollt:IOOka2- l)eadintotht
locker room after a Steve Morris
wrisl shot beat Tom:ucllo, who
;,:t~M~:nil~311;:1:
11SSiS1ed on the goal, whkti c:ime
al U :27o(the firstpcriod.
crscoredbothoCSuffoll:'1
goals in the second pcri
;~= rrai:y
~
~
2:23 into the period.
Fltzscnldusis&edonthego:il,
onwhicbDwyerwallr:edoulfront
(rombchlndthcnei. wailed and
bcatTonwcllowithawrislshoL
Tufisthcn1Corcdtwogoais1o
lie the game, one by Jc.er Kenuy
and one by Gctitilc. Keniry beat
SOM
approve
curriculum
changes
for Fall
By Lawrence M. Walsh
Joumal Stllff
The School of Minagemcnt's Fac ulty
Assembly approved last Wednesday the
final clw,gcs ln curriculum wh ich will
bringthesd'9(11lnto linewi1hncwguidcf
lines with 1h6ittredi1111ion agency 1111d
will We effect in the Fall semester.
The American Autmbly or Col.lcgcs
of SchoolJ or Business, the accreditation
1gemofthc SOM, reca1tly made changes
1oits accredilallonguldelincstobringthe
texhing orman::agement c'°ser1obusl-
ocssworldpractices.
ccss~~;eil~~•i~=:!o;'t:;
curric:11lumtakeeffcc:1 •
John rcnn:in.
o
changesincurriculumare bcinj;
COlfrilf•td O
lfpagt2
without quorum
-y
By Slcphanie Snow
JoumalSlaff'
Contr0vc,syhasagainstruc:k
anSGAmced.ng. Themeeting
In the Sawyc,
building fcatwtd I new comedy or erron: that surrounded
held
Gayle Goodwin and AnlhonyStcpanlk.bodlsc:n!orre~
::e::-::ts:'S:~
Suffolk tuitiQn steadly ·
approachin'g $10K mark
By Kevin Lombardi
Joumal swr
~~~~~
fultion ·cosu for Syffolk
University students !)Ive been school year.
ni.uduoneofthebestc:oDc,e
risina: aeadily 10\Vardl a five . DlrectororlhtOfflc:eofFi-. buysbyBV11X1'i
..
dlaJt ftp.re since 1988• Al- nancial Aid. Ou1stine Ptny,
U.S. Hnv~ & WM/4RtpartJ...
~&h IUIUon will not reach Slid "Normally, when ll'itlon rcccnUy tcpOl1Cd thal privllt
'"liiat'dreadtd tive ctial_num~r. Is 1.-.cteUCd. flnanctal aid Is college cosu lncteased 146
t
SIO.CXX:,, rat year II will m- increucdalso."Morclhlflhllf
Collli11MdOA~6
crease to an amount very close or the studerlts attending Suf10 IL
folk receive financial aid. and
According to S uffolk 's JOpcrcen1ofthlchalfrcccivc
~&r"! Vk:c ~dent more than half of the COil of
FlwlclsX. Fbmery,IUl onls lllition.
c:xp:dCd IO lncreue for next
For Che 1992-1993 school
Stepanik.wercoutofthc,pom, year, bul It will noc exceed yea,l,.pen:en&ofthea:hool '1
orflnanclalaidbooklctssothat
othc:rSOAmcmbc11cou.ldsee
lhem. 1llis W¥donc in an cf.
farttoprovidclnforml!ionbc·
theltvotln&pollclcs.
fore a voce. However, •whlle
This problem com& only they we,c oul retrievlnc lhe
oncwcekaftcrtheSGAsawits bookkti.-• v& wullkenconAnthony Anzalone. ce ming Ille motion and II
resign his position horn the passed. Thepn>blcmhowevu
. executive board.
lslhatrhlsvotewasnotabindAfter SCYeral mcmben: or lnJonc.
"
I.he SGA showed up for the
Because Goodwin and
secrcwy'
1
Iking or 111cndInce for
=:=~=
Suff0lk President David J. ycartyll'idon'~.
Su)eantb8sctamandllcdW. • Even wilh OYUa«>pcra:nt
1
0
~0~ ~
~;~~;;:
1
:!'t.c~lncU~bl~=
yesterday's meeting, some
members then left lhe meeting
to anc:nd College Bowl and - " " the modon and two
Olhcrcvcnu. Thcraultormese lbstalned from lhc vote. A6er"
actions was lht tack or a quo- flCIOrina:inlhtpoortttendlnce
rum needed for any modons to 11 the mcetma:, thc..addidonal
passaftcrtheoffidaJcallingof members leaving for other
themecdq.
• C0111Wltdo,1,-ie6 ,
Sl~~comllSuffolkhlYC
=o~~d!t1!:
--$6,JOOlnthe l987-l9U "/CII 10 1h11 year's
Elplconsccudvcscmcs&c:n
00119'S9, l,0,adlffercnccor ~ has incascd. acSl.&50. the lat five JellS ~ ID Dean of Relmtkln
midml hll aw:necd S57.5 kt- and &mUIDc:al ~
aaepc,,ar.
MapetaDemil. ..... b
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