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WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1992
THE SUFFOLK JO~~
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Nelson
receives
MBCA
award
Botha
coach
and
educatbr
By EdmOlld BNIAUl■
Journal Staff
RIDGEWAY-Suffolk Athletic Diiector Jim Nelson has been
named to receive the Massachuseus
Basketball Coaches Association 's
Presidential Award.
Nelson is obviously honored
by this ,recognition from his pee~
which will be giVcn to him a t
MBCA's annual banquet on No-vc~ber 13 ai Boston UniVcrsity.
He said, "I was certainly
p!c,asantly surprised and pleased.to
hear from [MBCA President) Ernie
~ n µ!at be recommended me'for
ltic award. I have always had a great
appreciation for the ~CA."
The award is given to people
who show great commitment to the
ass9(:iatio.n and for general contributions to basketball in Massachusetts .
a, &moad Broa••
Journal Staff
RIDGEWAY Alhletic:Dinlclor
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Jim Ntlsonhasbccninvolved,r,ithSuffolk
Univenity in one way or anolhcr ror almost his whole life.
Nelton, SO,eJ.plaiolCd, MSufTDllt
huhldalonghistor)'ofassociationwitti .
theCambridaeYMCA. Ig1ewupin~bridieandspentmylormativc yearsattAe
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Iwowdgocto,,11arijlpracticemy~ballstillsattheYandon1fcwoccassKIM
I worked out Wilh the Suffol..t lcam."
The Ar~g~ resident 1w been
employed at Suffolk foi 26 yean, fits1 asan
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head basketball coach in 1978.
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Hesbkd. "Tbingshavcchangcd
dramatically. Back wticn I suned. we had
physical education classes at the Cam-
:~:i~~:i:,~~::~~:~t!!:
hockey, s«ccr. sofiball Of cros.s country
rOf men :md women, all of which we have
,onti,u.ttd 011 pagt 15
NCAA director under
investigation for use of loans
By Mic:ud A. Todi ■o
TBA
Con1n'buting ,Reporier
too
-Cowtd; c,fS>l/fl>lk f'wb~ Rdotio,u Dq,o~
Nelson has worked at many
ofMBCA 'sbaskctball clinics where
his blindfolded dribbling pcrforhavc becomequi\e popular.
c also helps high school basketball
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Cbach Jim Nel9on, Suffolk's AUethk: Director
rep1ymcn1 schedule, arc availabk: to all
:as~~: ~t=~~
said WalJh.
on the ~e
achool, ti!;,U::;:.~:i::~=Y~ ·
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laytrs make choices about "their
ivcs after high ·school.
Nelson explained, "I have
n a resource lO the association
for students who want to come to
this univei-sity and I aJSo provide
referrals to other institutions. ~at
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;111e~iitionismai~lyinthal.lhiJtakcnnythingawayfromSuffolt volved in high school athletics, so
11.hkdcs and in ract said .. A Divjlion m Nelson's wodcwithhighschoolstua1hle1c,c,enu10havcmorededbtion•d dents is greatly appreciated by the
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desirctoplaybecauselheydonothlveall MBCA .
;!~ru!;~lotu!';.!:;
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before these accusation• would hit home
Suffolk baseball. crou country.
for lhe National Collegiate Alhletit Asso- and women's basketball co.:h Joseph
cbtion.
Walsh commenlcd Uw coaches and adNCAA EJ;ecutive DitcclOr and
former Univcr'Sity ofVirtinia Athlelic Dim:ior Richard D. Scbultz is 10 be investi• tobrw:thcrulestoaccompli:shthcirgoals.
"8ecauJcolallt'hr:incc:ntives•d
p,ed ror his alleged l'Ole,in the dispemn1
of 4S questionable teudent loam to 30 n:wanboffctedbyadvertbenandalumni
uhietc:s loCllingS l4,949dwin1hiJ1enUJt uwell11job,ecurity,1coac:horduec&or
at Virginia from 1981-1987.
rem .. awesome harden to put out' a
AcconlirtatoNCAArulescon- wiMinatea"n,Thcdolllrha11lolorpoweac:aaingfi...::Waid. " l..oenl,acepflo- iDcolle,ctpOrUandtllcnamberol1121•
dlbia~bi1,chooblljlllttUIUftl."
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more compatible for the
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wasboun ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ i ~ NCAA. f:a':a
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a11 ot the allegations and ,candals SW'- 1noutsldeaourcetohandle
rounding coaches. pla)'ffl, and univeni- 'Jheinvestiption. FormerKentuckyCoun
ties in rel,ID'd to inappropria&e financial oCAppcalsJOOge,JameaPan:Jr.. hasbeen
deals ranging from unclhical recruitment chosen toe,.pltnonly
lhe lul~!r~g~~=!:owd.
•~oP:itionbyo~ '.spcc~
love to have hi&h profile playe11 come to ts the ulttmatetnbuteso thtsu most
Suffolk ho ia very proud and out,poken gratifying to me. 1berc is a strong
about his Suffolk athk:leS and goes on 10 analogy between coaching high
schotl and coaching Division· m
rar in the business world."
colic~ level, w~~ there arc no
AlthoughSuffolkhasbcenlhlclo athlcttcscholal1hips. Nclsonswed.
avoid these rumicw acandals. Ibey are
Othcrrccip~tsoflhePrcsiroctift&.IOfflc ol lhe countries bi1aell ntiaJAwardwillbeMichaelKanc
achooll 11.1Ch • Soutbem Mdhodilt Uni- f Monson Junior-Senior High
venity, and Univasity of ~evada-Las ·
landJenyHo'wlandofBos1
now knoc:t:inl on the
EnglidiHighScboot.
will
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Students ha'Vl
reaction to Clio
By N.£. Eacobar
Contribulin1Reporter
BOSTON- Democratic
Prc,gdenliaJNomineeBillOinlon
speech to• crowd of
aboul 45.000 people ., Faneuil
Hall Market Place in Boston on
Friday, September 25. The Ar·
kans:lS governor'• address i:entm:d molllyon lhc topicsofcdur
delivered a
cation,1national hcalthc.Rbill,
and thcCfOOO'"Y•
Despitcthcwcaiha',KV·
cral Democnoc sUltc.leadenWCl'C
out in full
to show their
S\ippato[Ointon.EVCl)'OIICfmm
ron:c
MassachuXtts Attorney General
ScOII Harshbur1er to BOstoo
Mayor Raymond L Fl~ 1r1d
fonnerU.S .Sel\llorPaulTuips
~~~;;,~.~ ~ -1._change, ii..,i-ll~have to. vote l'or lmka:~
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AJ the crowd chanted
"WeLoveBill"and"P.ourmore
Months".FlYMwasableto \ncitc
lhecrowdintoaomethinaclosely
rueniblingal'renzy.Hecvcn~nt
as rar as to conu,are Clinton lo
Prcsidenl John F. Kennedy by
BiiICtintononNovcmber3.
oCReplblic
"There have be~n
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400,000jobs lost in Ma.mchu• ~~
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,cwsinccGeorgeBushlmbccn tb3nmtflyi
praidcnt,"Aymsaid. "S1nce81U Muachlltil
. WddandGccqeBldhti,vebeen had sbown
R'ock · r.-e
1 -voti
the Hard Ro
ByLor;-;olMS!ft•lmer ·
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leuc. "We want 10 remind all
pocen!ial v ~ !h:lt lheir YO ices
Roct.CafeonSepternbcr23.Rock will be heanl loud and clear on
theV01e,anationalnon~ elcctiondayir lhcyrcgistcrand--
BosroN . Al lhe Hard
=:::.=~,!~: vote.";
"1 1hiryispot(catun:san
tionorSecn:wiesofState,kickcd unknown little- bQy who say;s,
~~~!u;':r:on~ ::.~! !:~~ ~~n!,~public SCf'Yice announcemenl.ll for me. Register 10 vote... The
aimed at increasing vol.er regis• audience at lhe Hatd Rock
uattOn~~:~A spots. ~lhemostapplauic~this
scheduled to air in two phases in
Connolly eKpl4inedthat
September and October, were the campaignwillunfoldin two
viewcdattheconventionandprc- ptwes. The first phue is inscnled by Secretary or State lended to gel people to re gist.er lo
Michael J. Connolly.
vole, while the second gea,s lo
One spot features bring out votersoncleclion
Grammy Award-winning singer/
songwriter Michael Bolton • d
anothcl'(eatLR1AcademYAWantwiMing actor/pr!)ducer Mx:MCI
Douglas.bolhencoura&inspooplc
10"rcgisla'tovote"andto~
loud" onl!JcctionDa_y.
" Voteklud"isthctlleolc
ol the PSA eampaign. Patrick
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SUFFOLK SPORTS
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WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1992
THE SVJ'l'OLK JOURNAL
THE SUFFOLK JOURNAL
Ne· Son Rules!
J
Suffolk Universi!y's Student Newspaper
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Nelson
receives
MBCA
award
Both a
coach
and
educator
BJEdaoadBrmaH
JounwSwl
RIOOEW.A y . Athletic Dm.1or
JimNclson'--beeninYOlvedwithSufTolk
Univcnity in one way or anothcf for almos1 hil whok lirc.
Ncbon.50, explained, MSuffolk
tw hldalonghistoryolusociaoonwilh
thcCamtn:lac Y~
. lgrewupinCambridacandspentmyronna,ivcycsrsai lhc
Y.
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Dwing my days in high ,chool.
I would 10 down and practice my baskdba.11skills at the Y and on a few occ.usioiu
I worked ou1 wilh the Suffolk team.~
The Arlington resident tw been
cmploytdlll:Suffolt fdr 26ycars. r1111as'an
assistanllOforna-AthlcticDirmorClurtie
Law. and was named full-time AD and
head twkctball coach In 1978.
He staled. lllinashavcchangtd
dramalic:i.lly. Bxk whep I SllU1cd, we had
physical education cl:wcs at lhe Cam-
bridac YMCA, the faci lity wc ~ beforc
wcbuill OUfOWAIYffl, We didn't have )CC
hockey, soccer. softblll or cross coun try
for men :lnd women, all which we have
or
rontinMtd on pa1, IS
By ~oad Bromaa
fournll.lStaff
RIDGEWAY-Suffolk.Athletic Di.rector Jim Nelson has been
named to receive the Massachuscus
Basketball Coaches Association 's
~sidential Award.
Nelson is obvious! y honored
by this _ecognition. from his peers
r
which will be given- to him at
MBCA's annual banquet on November tfat Boston University.
He, said, " I was certainly
p~ntly surprised and pleased 1
0
hear from fMBCA President] Emie
,tl)at he recommended me for
Ifie award. I have always had a great
apprct\ltion for lhe ~CA ."
( "Tile award is Qven tO people
who show great commitment to the
ass~iation and for general contributions to basketball in Massachusetts.
J'
Nelson has worked at many
Coach Jim Nelson, Suffolk's Atletbic Oirecto,.
ofMBCA 's basketball clinics where
his blindfolded dribbling pcrfor•
ccs have become quite popular.
e also helps high school basketbal l
layers make choiCCs about their
ives after high school.
Nelson explained, " I have
n a resource to the association
for studcnLS who want to come to
this university and I also provide
repayr.ien1 schedule, are available to all said Walsh.
referrals to othet institutions that
~t=n~~ on the same
Because SurTolldsa Division m would be'morc compatible for the
Due 10 a conflicc of interest,. the sehool,thc~dono tha ~thcopponunity_ scudcnt.';
to
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NCAA. in an unprecedented move, hlmd. : : . : ~
:r:i
~e~sociation is mai~ly inan outside source to handk
thallhbtataanythin 1 a..,■yfromSwfolk volved m high school alhlcbi;s, so
the.investigation. FonnerKentuctyCowt athletics and in race said" A Division UI Nelson's work with high school scuoCAppeab ludge,JainesPartJr.. hubeea alhle1tseiemstoh■vcmorededic1lionand dents is greatly appreciated by the
~~~~o~:r::s~~y Virginia. NCAA desirctoplaybec■usetheydonothaveall MBCA.
investigalor1 will handle the oven!! cue. the lui~;r~~~~=!:ould ·
"Recognition by one' s peers
Swfolk baseball, cross country, love to have high pro(lleplaya,cometo istheultimatetributcsothis ismost
and women's baskel?lll coach Joseph SwTolk he ii very proud and outspoken_ gratifying to, me. There is a strong
qrccn
NCAA director under
investigation for use of loans
BJ Mitbd A. Todiao
Contributing~~r
Cf-L\RLOITESVILl.E. VL• It
wasboundlohappen100nerorlater. Wilh
aJJofthcalk:ptioosandlCanCblsiurmunding coaches, players, and wiivasities in regard lo inappropriate financial
deals r.111ging from unethical m:ruitmcnt
praclice1 10ac1uallypayingplaycrs,i1
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seemed like it wu only • mane, or 1ime
heron: lhese accusations would hit home
for lhe National Collegiat.eAlhlctic AsJOcialion.
NCAA Executive Director and
~~h~:o:=:shoai;s~ : :
former University of Virginia Athlec.: Di· ducuwinnlngceamthattheyaretcrnpted ' sports, and wort,, is self-disdpli~ and
rector Rktwd D. Schulu is co be investi• 1obreu:therulestoaccomplishtheir&oals- will aorari,,1-ihebusinesswodd."
ptod(orh.isallegedrolc,in thedispcn:i.ng
"Becau,eofalltheincentivesand
Allhou&JISuffolthubcenabk:to
of ◄5 questionable twdene loal\l to 30 rewardsofferedby~vertiJen:andalwnni avoid these financial scandal.I. they arc
achletes toW.iaJ Sl◄,949 dwinJ his 1a1in uwdlujobsccunty.acoachordim:lor . roclrina mme of the coontriea bigat
:t::
!:':7C:~:ioe
atVa'Jin:=::!-~AA rules wncanin& financial aid, .. LoMI, cwcpt ie-
:!m~~=~:O~;!:
in coUese
■nd
,unber ol
9PQrtl
die
tcan·
=•=~=~=-~
Veps and are now knoctina on
pmute-.. Mm: baltld .-i a regU dab i n ~ biJ_ ■ctloob ii jaa atatin1," NCAA'1door.
the
analogy between _coac~i~~ high
school and coaching DiVISIOn· m
collcJC level, where thqc arc no
alhleticscholarships,"Nclsonstatcd.
Othc.r,rccipicntsof.thePlcsinti.aJAwardwill bcMichaelKane
f Monson Junior-Senior High
I ~ Jeny Howland of Bc?sEngli.lhHighSchool
Volume St, Number 3
B-.con Hill, Booton, Massacbusetll
September 30, 1992
Students have mixed Suffolk
reaction to Clintori 's visit awards first
homeless
scholarship
ByN.E.F.lcobar
Contributina Reporter
BOSTON- Democratic
PresidentialNominceBillClinton
delivemi I speech 10 • crowd or
::about 45,000 people I I Fancuil
Hall Market Place in Boston on
Friday, Sept.ember 25. The Arkansas governor's address cen•
tcmimostlyonthetopicsoledu·
By Mtdide Mc.ca .
.Contributina Reporter
SAWYER• lnatimeof
increa.sed unemployment. pov•
cation, ■ n■ tionalhcal!llcartbill,
and the economy.
eny, and a a,owin& multilUde of
homeleu people. ii q no-.onder
=~~::=;:
:~~:=pt~=~·=
Despite the weather,9eY-
~of.Clinton.everyonefrom
Massachusetts Attorney General
Scot! Harshburaer to Boslon
Mayor Raymond L. Flynn~
ronneru.S.Se~Pau1T,onps
reinforced Oinlon'1 main cn,n.
paign themeofchange.
M 1 crowd chanted
he
··we Love Bill" and"Fourmore
Months", Flynnwasabletoincile
thccrowd into,omethingcklsely
resunblin1afreney.Het'len"fC"I
as~~~ ~ton bto
~ 1 n . · _n Y Y
e
apair. Yet.rort(evin Dilvis,111ho
. fClides as lhc Pinc StrceeInn, lhc
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chlnae, it ' have to vote for
- comparinabirn k1Ulenthusiulic
h■slosl260,000peopk: aiare:sult
BillC'linton GnNovcmbu 3.
otRepublicanpoUcia."
preacher on s~y morning,
"There have been
Al,Plynn left the stage
· AIOinlcibSJ)Otc.ilwas·
400,000 jobs lost in t,w.,achu- ~ Clinton 100k lhepodium he ll{JPll"ent lhalhQspe«;h WU ro.
se1usincc.GeorJe8ushhasbcen lh:inkedPlynnandtheTCS1ofthe cusingonthclarJcpcroentageof
president," Flymsaid. ..Since Bill MusachU:ICtt! D(moa;ats .,ho students who had shown up to
WckhndOeoraeBushh■vebcen h:1(1 shown up. He even joked
contimudon t2
f\JWR. is no lon&er., uncertain,
R&ha,itisatimcroranewbe1initlng:
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Davi■; 3 l , is this year's
~ieniofaruurour-yeancholantiip. O■vis,1tartedclassesas1 ,
finance m■jot as the School of
ManaaemenlinSeplemba-. This
is ihe ICCOnd )'Cir" Suffolk bu
anrdeddtilscholantlip.
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"When I came to Pine
Stne-t, the Cuturc kloted b~.
R'ock .i"lie- Yofe'~bakes s;~]~~
s
a sWement released by the Uni--
the Hard Rock .C·"a~e---;;~;:,~~E.l.~:;
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By Lo~alMs-:«P•lnttr
--===-BOSTON · Al the Hard
RoctC■ (eonSq,t.emlier23,Rock
~':e~~:~~i:li;:'p~:=
tion with the National Associa•
s:~:lt!:~~r::
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lease. M wane to remind all
Y.,e
potential voters th:11 their voices
will be heard loud and cltaron
::1
day ir they register ud
A third spot rc:u11tCS 1111
tionorSccrelAricso(Swe,ticted unkn(lwn liule boy who s:iys.
offlheM'Machusettsporticllloh. • When J grow up, rm..~.lo
n:11ionnl campaian or lelcvision vote, but until then you can do It
public scrvkr ■ nnouncemenu: for me Register to YOIC " The•
aimed al inCl'C:J.1ing voter regis•
lnltion nnd participation.
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The three PSA spotS,
scheduledro air in two phues in
Sepiember and Oc1ober. were
viewed II lhcconvention ■nd pre•
sented by Secrelafy or Stale
Michael J. Connolly.
One 1pot features
Grammy Award-winning singer/
songwriter Mich:icl Bolton and
l udlence 11 the H11rd Rock
awarded the mOSI applallSC to chis
one.
Connollyexpbinedlhal
the campaign will unfold ln two
phases. The fira ptwe is in1ended lo get people to register to
vote, while the second gears to
bringoul votcrs,on election
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Other speaker, ■ t the
event included Dave Herlihy or
winning accor/pr¢ucer Michael ().Positive:Oedipus,thepropam
Douglas.boehencnnainapeopJe direclOrorWBCN: Bosaan mecto"rcgbtertovote" andlo"'vote tion Cvm'missioner Jovita
loud" on election Day.
Fontanez: · and Lawrence M. · •
anoUlcrCea«Llf'CIAc■demyAward·
"Voceloud"isthelbemc
or the PSA campaian. Patrick
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sig.ne.dto111dtfiosiewho have
droppcdou10!,chool butwishto
C
onnally comple1e lheir educa•
lion, Davis was infonned or the
scholarship.
Daviswassda;C
edfrom
~ 13 applicants, af\.cr in"terview■
WEIINESDA Y, SEPTEMBER 30, 1991
Rock the Vote
Walsh,cdiUJrol the SufToU:: Jour•
"'·
Archer fellows scholarships delayed
Liberal Alts Md Sdcnca, is an
hoftor1 pn,anm forthc academi-
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WEDI\IESDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1991
rcpc ova thiapul )'Cllrhas-awak.
ened .. the youni people of 1
11t
United SIBICI and will be a f:icto.
thalwillbringthcmou1tov01ci11
According to Connolly,
sincc 1971 , whenlll-ycar-olds
wercgi11Cntherigh110~.young November. -voun1 people arc reg,
people's votin1 i»mdpation hasdeclined in ever; praidenlial istcrina in fCCOrd numbers ana
ekction. Only36pm:en1ol l8to will continue to in gl'C3tcr num.
24-ycar-<>kif n3tionally showed bers In th e nci t lwo week .Connolly prtdictr.d.
up to Yott In the 1988 dection.
Oedi p us nid man y
WalshsaidhcbclicYCI
righl now Is I cri1ical lime for mcmbat.Q(.thc WBCN :iudicnc,
you n1pcoplc1oregistcr and 'IOlc. wtt disillusioned with govern•
'11le studcnLS rue sca,ed. Noc ment. "(Thcyl really don '! fee l
only do they h:lve 1 wtllT)' abou l like they have a say.and we're
0
graduatina :ind rinding a job in trying to chllnge that with 1hc
today's economy, bu1 also how Rock 1he Vote Campaign..•
WBCNbrmdasledtiv,
thcy~g01nJtop:iyfor 1
hccducalion they llf"C gelling in the rrom the Hard Rock Caresian111g
11 J p.m .• encouraging people to
meantime." said Walsh.
Connolly agreed 1h11 comedown and reAista to v01c :u
younJ people are bcin& called the rq;iscnlion tables that Wl'rt
upon top:,,yfortheirowncduca- sc1upin lront or theruuuran1.
tion and help Olli financiall) al
The lastd.ay toregis1
cr
homemott.lhanhavchad toin the.
p.ut. Hc11lsosaid hcbclicvci lhlll for the November election is 0c
1hc monu mcnlal c hanges in Eu-
THESUWOLKJOu,tNAL
3
E.D.S.A. Has
PMAWTOM
Tickets!!!
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Bud,etingronc:cmswilh
incomina freshmen al,o c~ies
problems for the Financial Aid
callypomisin1stwcnt1. ln ordct
SA WYER• Man y Suf- ro tt.cc.lve the mcril scholanhip,
studcnts m11S1mairuin1).osrpoi,11 1¥Cn&O or betlel. For inaramsc1pn:llk'.dconccms11whal
cornin1 freshmen. Peny said, the
thcybclicve10bcadcbyin reissueofgr.desi.Jnotaproblem.
ceivin1 lheir 1992- 199] awards.
Thuc students recc iYc their
Accordi nJWFil\lJICial
gradesbcforc thcygrodu:itcin
Di~ lor, Cluistinc Perry, a ma-
Office.
roUc Uni'ICrlity lludenb pa,tici-
11,,
1
patin1 in lhe An::hcr Fello11i1 pro-
jori1 oflhcawards havenlrcady
y
bccndisbw-Jad.
he re we re 164
awards." said Peny. "One-hun~ and ten oC them were completed by Scplcmbcr 2. bc!onclaucscvcnbc:1an.·
Shec1plaincdlhe()(hcr
SO w~ oo a wailin1 list from
An:her Fellows Faculty Coordi,.IC,,, Dc3n David Robbins. Be,
fore RobbiOJ can 11nnmvc 1hc
award;I, he mus t wai t forlhc u mmcr &tldcs io be processcd.
u
Thc AtchcrFcUowspro-
gram, orrcrm by the Collc&c or
The Evening Division Student Association has a.limited number of tickets·
for the Wednesday, November 11, 1992 showing. Tickets will be distributed by lottery. Deadline for submission of the order forms is Wednesday,
September 30, 1992. Drawing will be held on Friday, October 2, 1992.
The limit is two t_ckets per studeni;. The cost is _
i
$30.00 per ticket.
June. Some prob lems lhcy arc
havinll are ~tum in ll s1ui:aen1s.
applyinr lor summer courses.
caUMJadcbyin proccssina1hcir
grade,. Othct delays a,e caUJCd
by JtUdtlllS ma k rng up
1ncomplctes.
"When )'OU JIYC aw:wd
dcptndr:nl on a Sludcnt's GPA
thcrcarcaJwaysdimcultics, "If;
aOOCnt tw 11 2.8 GPA. and he is
lakins sum mer courses. instead
of not 1ivin1 him thcawant. wc·u
wai1toscelfhcbringthis:1ve,age
up over the summer:
0
--!"-- have any ques.tions; feel free to contact E.D.S .A. at 573-8328.
If you .,._. __________________________________________ _
lasl )'C:&I, S0111C s.lU•
dcntsdK!n"t know in November or
December if lhcy wou ld be get•
ting theirawnrds. ThiSyt:lf l CJ.•
pec1 1ht:m1oberomplc1
cdbythc
cndo(Scp1embcr."saidPclT)'.
Phantom of the Opera
THE WQ_ EN'S CENTER
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-Musathusc11.1 tw the
bcsl univmitics this side o(who
knows where.- Clin1 said u I
on
loud chea went up from s tudent
:.uppot1ers. -unless we change
the c urrent sutc of educatio n,
however, they will be dra,Jcd
o1own. Every Sl~nl wil h the
ambition 1 continue his or her
0
studits should !live a chance 10
doSO. f 'NlU'lt lOCSUbtish H)'Slcm
whciccvcryonc will bceli&iblc
for:&!Qt 1woyc:,,rsofc:ollcgc
instruclion, l wanttobclheoncto
"op.:n thedoorsolcducattonfor
Invites
All students, faculty, staff, women and ,-,.,.:.;:.:;';;',:';,.::~
men to attend a reception at the Munce did:ues.
:.':7,~~::,;,~::;:::,t,";:'.
Conference Room, Archer 110,
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bcmgdiscusscdhe:re.··euubc1h
on Mon d ay, O ctober S, f rom 4 to 6 p. B voung'"''•" ,M.,. g;..
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A faction or H.ln-ard
UnivcrsirySIUdentslcdbyMich.xl
Cole, vice p,ujdcncollheYounJ
m:ide their presence kno wn dur •
ing the C lin con/Oore rall y.
-1don'tundcrsundho11,
anyone roukl v«e for Clin1on.Colc staled. - He ·s cl\anacd so
miny of hb v~s since the pn •
maricJ. ttc·1nocwhat hcp,c1cnds
lobe. Al \cut I blow when: Bush
~i.ssuc.s likothccconomy
and foreign poUcy.-
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Telephone '#
Daytime:
Evening:
Student ID#: _ " _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _,.___,
(order fimm without verifiable stutknt ID # 's will not be entered in the wttery)
Whilei t wasc lc:atl hal
.some students were conccmcd
withthci.ssueaol thiscampaign.
Bosl:on Uni vcr,ity s tudent Joe:
Aposllc seemed not 10 SUIC of
where he slOOd in the grand
dlcmeof thlnpwhcnqucstioncd
why he had mtde the choice 1
0
vote for Bush.
COME CELEBRATE THE
rm=:~;
OF SUFFOLK
WOMEN
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Hischoiceor Al Goteauomcooc
whocarcsabou t thcenvironment
Address:
Repub licansCl ublltHarvill'd,h:ld
"My iwenu arc 1>3y111g
forschool,-heldm itted.. "And I
gucss thatthe)''ve inn ucnccdm e
to IWO vote ror BllSh in NoW!m•
Mail forms to t:s>
E.D.S.A. "Phantom Tickets"
· c/o Student Activities Office
· 41 Temple ·Street
Boston, MA 02114
Or bring them to. the Student Activities Office.
WEDNESDAY,.SEPTEMBER JG, 1992
1
putycarhas""awal( .
oung people of the
s andwillbc af:lc101
,gthcmout1ovote i"
THE SUFFOLK JOURNAL
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PHAWTOM
:dk tcd.
~ipus sa id man)·
theWBCNaudicncc
oMd with govern.
~Y I reall y don'1 kcl
vca say, and we' re
Lll/'IIC that wilh lhc
.cc Campaign.··
ICNbro:idas1ed ll vc
dRod:Cafc st:in mg
counr.ging people 10
IOdreJiJtcrlOVOICal
iontablcs thal W
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Tickets!!!
lloflhcrc.staur.U
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: last day lo regis1
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mbcr election is Oc
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The Evening Division Student Association has a limited number of tickets
fo[ the Wednesday, November 11, 1992 showing. Tickets will be distributed by lottery. Deadline for submission of the· order forms is Wednesday,
September 30, 1992. Drawing will be held on Friday, October 2, 1992.
The limit is rwo tickets per student. The cost is $30.00 per ticket.
If yo u have any questions, feel free co contact E.D.S.A. ~t 573-8328.
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Name:
faction of Harv aJd
lldcn!S lodbyMich:lcl
rcsidcn1ofthc Young
1Clu ba.tHarvard. h:1d
,ruencc known dur ·
IOn/Corcrally.
tkwl' tu.ndcrs1311d ho..,.
1 voterotciint on,"
ld
d. "He's changed so
is v.ews sincc lhc pn ·
'snocwhatheprctends
at I know wllcrc Bush
ssucslikcthe economy
npoUcy."
hileit wasclear th3t
:rilS were concerned
iucs ofthiscamp::iig11.
1ivcrsi1 .s1udent loc
y
cmcd not TD Sutt of
slood in th e gran.J
hingswhcnqucst ion~
d made lhe choice tu
,...
Myparcn1S :arcp.1y,ng
,"hcldmined. "And r
thef' vcinflucnccdmc
tcfrir Bush inNovcm-
LIFES
E.D.S.A. Has
)Uflgpcoplcare reg
ccord numbers an<1
e loingreaternum.
ncxl two wee k: ·
'WEDNESDAY,
,Ch~pp,~l~:·. *.masician
-· )11~~.!t.;...~.
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Wilh 'therc!c,xolhil
si.r.dl~/,c~
Moik~
J&ndsappc:G
timeof~k>
iNtrume:itaia11xim.'
t11einnov110rofauniqucCODlcffl.
porary jaZ2 Dmd with beautiful
melodies ruMing Olrou&h each
track on the album.
lt1Starcho/thtM01iciJ
acollcctionofmclodic10nplhal
showcase OlappcU's song writing and piano playing abilitiet,
The theme of the album is Jove.
Each 10n1 on the alburti is filled
wilh emotion.
,
°'3ppell, who will be
pcrfO(fflina•thcBert1ccPerfor
manceCen1eronOct.3,dcscribcl
hi.I m~ u "contemporary in•
strumcnlalmusicwilh slrongmc-lodklhemcs.ll'smorccmotional
than cerdnl. t1's musicyoujusa
l;ind offeel and youdon' 1have lo
think loohanl."
Oappell had a passion
fotmuskatancarlyagc. " l stu1ed
playing mu.sic when t wu SU,to
Oianicll saiddurina art:eentin-'
-·
tervicw. "ISUrtedootonthcac- ·. __ _,..._ _ _ _.,.._ _
- conflonand<q:anbcforeplaying
thepiano.
"Aguycamcinloclass
wilh an accordion in fin( gawk.
::.~:;t'~f=
.wantodtolatell9C(ll'dionlessoas.
the) should fill OUI • ,shccl and
IW:-il home lo their folks. I was
~•xcitcda1ioutsoeingthis
guypcff()(ffl."
TheMicbipn-bompiar.isthasnocJC>Okedbldsince. He
~~=:~~-~:!;
Barcdona I
Show" and'"
Spoci,I."
Th
·==odtoimprovilemusic
dationu.!Cd t
~•ward-wi
announccnu
musicalthe1ll:.iveni1yoCOregon
been ~~~m;~!~.~~
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propamaandspccials..Hilmusic usedonlcle\
wuhcanlduringthebroadcutor futurc.
Mr. Saturday Night is ~
Address:
Telephone#
Daytime:
By Lia McCuUouab
Journal Staff
lion fillers, but Buddy blo"' • off
thc mcdiocn: spoU.
Billy C1ystal' s new
When a script with a
movie " Mt. Saturday Night, ~ charactcrpcdect roreuddycomcs
whichmarkshisdirc.clorialdc- :.iong, he aeis his hopes up. The-but. has ,ornc flysteric31 scenes day of,.thc. 11udi1ion he is told the
but docsn '1qdite m3ke the grade.
anothcr~ic,
Thtmovie sparu:overafiflyycar
Evening:
::i :itt~
o
Student ID #:
(order fonm without verifiable m,dent ID
#j
will not be entered in the lottery)
pcriodi nthc.lifeofcom ic Buddy
·Young .f.f.(Crysaal)and his man:iger/brOlhcr Stan Yankclman.
played by David Paymcr.
lllcmovicusesascrics
Mail forms to U:S-
E.D.S.A. "Phantom Tickets"
c/o Student Activities Office
41 Temple Street
Boston, MA 021 14
Or bring them to the Student Activities Offl_ce.
of flastlbacb 10 accomn signific:an1cvents in the brothers' livcs.
lllcflashbacksserveuame:ins
oC showing Buddy's rude, arrogan1 manna, espccially toward
his family.
The nashbacks :11!0
showthatStanlostsevcralopporhllliticsUINllifc,bccauscBuddy
. Buddy's:ing~.I ~
ingthepartboilsovcrffhcand
Stancoduphaving i. fighL All of
hurt and Cndbation of the JWl
fiflyycars,sutfaccs. •
1n one ,cene, BuiSdy'a
wife Elaine, played by Julle
Warner. tcl)J Sian !bat lhc knew
allalongBuddyncedtdmcnlhan
afamily. Hcnccdodanaidiencc,
100, In thc cad. II was his.family
thal kepi Buddy logcthcr and
made him whole. ·
There
few peal
scencsinthefilmipwhich Crys.
141 got 10 lhow hb talcn1 as a
were•
wuthcbrothcrCVCJ)'OAcwanltd
to k.now. Buddy tries to m3ke it
q.ainuacomicwiththehelp of d;:unaiicactor. buttheycouldDOI
Amlic. played by Helen Hunt. a.
)'Olllllcomica,,car.Hetricsdocollliniu on pagt! S
Ula COIINDCrCiall and inlroduc•
WED. fSDAY, SEPTEMBER 31, 1ffl
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LIFESTYLES
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1992
TH E SUFFOLK J OURNAL
.Chappell: Amusician with emotion
Journal SlaJJ
REM teases
listeners
the s«~::3.::;~is~;;:~with a new
CD singIe
•
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~:~lit"~~t~: VIOlr'
~~ti!~~U:-t ~ih ·
andmybrolherlilerallyd:inced
hiswircdownthcaisk."
theinno¥alorof■ untq~~
por■ryj■nlOlffldwithbcaotifuJ
melodics ruMin& throua}I each
tnct on I.he album.
htStard o/1~Mo1icd
ac.oUccticMto/mclodic,onpthal
tr.welling somewhere to sec 1
k>vt:r." Chappell suled.
Two of lh<
'°"'
:"!,:" ~':u~bau~ ~I~~=~ 1 -,~.-,-... H-..-.,--~ . -.-
showcase oac,pe1r1
writ•
in& and piano playin1 abilities.
The theme or lhe album is love.
Each DII on the album is filled
with emotion.
Olappcll. who will ~
paformin1 Ill die BcrtJcef'afor•
manceCcn1cronOcl 3.dcscribel
llis music :u ttcontcmpor.i.ry in•
strumcnu.lmusicwilhslrongme•
lodicthcmcs. lt'1 mote emotiOIW
thancercbm. 11·1 music you just
Dndorrceland"JOUdon'1 have to
th ink too hard.'"
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Contributin1 Rcp:>nc1
,ong.sinclude$01l'1Cfabuloussaxo- RONNlEWOODphoncpbyin1byOlppcll 'sloog•
Lime band membn Tom Politu:r.
The pi.3.no and s:uophooc tom •
bill( 10 make some tlllly memoDbk melodics.
Chappell will be pc,.
(onn,ng m:1q11311C when he per•
I
foons:atthc BctklccPcrformancc
· Center. A J:Uophonisl, basilst,
and drummer will bcpbying the
melochcinstl\immulson1salon1
withC'h:lppell.
Chappell hopes th:i.l
pcopk will rc:i.lly listct1 lo and
Chappell had a p;i$Sion
formu.dc11ancarly11c.Nlstarled
music wbcn I was siC
lcf\licw~
1
J im Chappell
cordtonandorganbcfo,epbyina .,__
thcpi.ano.
'"SLIDE ON THtlii··
This b lhc first solo al
buminienyeanrorRormic W,~.J
and is I Car cry rrom his mus,c;it
dcbutat nineycarsold,play1ng J
washlxw'd·wilh his brochcrs m J
skiffic band nc!3r London Air
port! Did ypu know that? N,, '
WeU, 1hi1 CD come with a 11,:.11
linle info book crammed 10 1hr
hill with lyrics, candid phoeo~
anwork. and blctpound inCor
ni3lion(ancumpkoh,hichh:i,
_,Th<,-,Mk" - _...,,- .--,,,,,,e>=="'=""'m« o1""- p.-"'io ~:1~~r~~~h:n~~f~·p~;
·"'hl,-pn , - p;.,•
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linellfl~IUCII musicians.AC•
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Ban:dooa and°" "The Today
as many emotions u tbcff: are
:~~""Tllt-Barbar.aWaltcrs
musicauheU.:ivcrsilyo(Oregon
11-e All.bcimcr"s roun -
people 10 hear and apprcc~e compan)'inalheu•Rollin&SIOnC
thc
m."" l11 S,arrli o/ ih, Mai ir,.
rlst lwnoclool:cdbactsince..He
" A guy came into clut
withanflCCOfdioninfinegnwx
and 1wted playin1 ■ real upbeat
1on1. He llid 1h11 ir anyone
wanted IO late acmntion lessons,
they should rm ou1 a sticct 311d
take ii home to their folts. I wus
rally ucitcd about seei ng lhis
guy perform."
Yer
Qt3ppcll wrote ''The Big Day"
r0thisbrolhct'1wcddin1. " Aller
the ceremony. I swied with 1
trnditionalopcning,thenjumped
into an upbe3t, uubcranl mode
Widl .there!c.ucolhll
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==~cdioim~viscmusic
:
:= !: i~~;:
Chapcll ' s m11Sic h:i.s announcement entitJcd. - ~tay I
11
been used on scvcn.l ickvision
~
1
progrwnsandspttiab. His music uscdoniclevisionandfilms inthc
wa.thcarddurin1thcbroadcu1or iuturc.
.:f'ij!
1:;:c::::;:d~:-'!~ ~ae{lJ2), and:eH~
l:l'Caltothecars.Aworldofpas.
~ : = y ~ ; i n \ ::,:
siorl ande~iotu is av:ailabk to proji,ct'_ bu! \t could only be (au
anyone who hstcN.
since Ronnie Wood 1w lot"SI
co,uinu~ on page 5
Mr. Satu'rday Night is a Sunday morning snooze
Ry Lis.a McC .. llmigb
Joum:i.l SWf
Billy Cry11a l' s new
movie .. Mr. Saiurday Nigh1,"
which marks his directori.:ll debut. hu some hysterical scenes
butdocsn'cquilemalcethc!gradc.
Themovic1pans oVCJa firtyycu
pcriodinthcli(eolcomicBuddy .
YoungJr.(Cryslal) and his m:in aaer/brothcr Stan Yankelman.
played by David Paymcr.
The movie u,es I sc-ic:s
ol rlast,backs 10 account signific■nccvcnuinlhcbrothcrs' livcs.
The Ouhbxks serve u a mC::UIJ
or showing Buddy's rude. !lfTOpnc manner. especially ioward
hiJf:lmily.
The n:uhb:i.c ks :i.lso
showthntStanlost sevcraloppor•
tunitictinhislife,bccatl5CBuddy
wu the brolherevttyOAe w:intcd
cotnow. Buddy 1ric1 to make it
a,pina,acomic with lhc help of
AMie. playut by Helen Hunl. a
)'Ollnl comic qcAI. He lricl doin1 commercials and introduc•
lion fillers. bul Buddy bl""• orr
the, mediocre
spou:.
When :i. scripl with a
charactcJ pcrfcctforBuddyoomcs
~,ong. he gets his hopes up. The
,by o { lhc audition he is 1oJd the
.wt has gone to 2nOlhcr comic.
KMIMaldcn.
Buddy"s:in1cnbwtlos•
ing thep;ii'I boils 0;vcrand hc:i.nd
Suncnduphavinaafi&hlAll or
hun and liustmion of lhc p;uc
fifty yc:us surlaccs.
ln one ICfflC . Boody's
wife E13ine, played by Julie
We1r'ttt. tells St.ln that she tncw
al lalongBuddyneedcdmorcllWI
af:lmily. Heneededanaidience.
too. lnthecnd. ilwuhuf:imily
th:i.t kepi Buddy together and
m3dc him whole.
1bcrcwerca(ew1ru1
ittncs in the mm In which ery,.
t:il got to show his Went as 1,
d..am:uicac10r, butlhcyC011ldno(
conri,uu 0 11 page S
appcartd ro, almolt ' evay bad
C,om Led Zq,pclin to lgy Pop.
'"Slidc OnThis"tooli: fivemontha
tol'ffl)l'd. with Ronnie bcin& in•
volvcd in eyesy pl(1 &om pn:.plaM!na IO laWfll. Check OU1
aome ol die choke •11et lite
o{1JirMa!~r~~=~!:~~
.BJ.~rij~. Yeua _. . ,
TIIESUFFOLKJOURNAL
5
Extreme comes
back with strong ""'""=-:.:-,:::--M --"!..":'.:'..,;.~~
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ow-up
aerofk,:O=ofE&ainc
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'"Ain'I RoctN ' R.oU, Knoct
.10Clh Ou!. Mim Be Lov-e, and
Show Mel", "Raad•o Aaaie
(Utlio'I Banlcllo)" WU I ■olid
CC"lllltry Wlnnallal and "Pear
for Your Jlubn"
pat Cl•
1,q>I lhal ill bc1innln1 · ia very
nmlnlloentoflhcRollln1Stmcs'
t·me" Ht.:111brcater.'"Thca1Jlime
s hoct rocteu on this are
~=
timcabuti1 wuhyftla''1pcw•
Coolribulinalleponer
toane1plosivemcta.ldcmom1r1-
tion.
Barb, · Bon;Moltolm TraviJ :
DrumJ. l'trciu1io,i
RcconlcdinS10ughton.
MA, lhis album is one of those
new sound rca1wcs that iln'1100
weird. Sug• is a •new lffJUP for
me. I have no consciou1 memory
oflhcm unti l this CD landed in
my ltp. This lrio hu power.
whlnthcy aec ic, nobodyknowt:'
Then: is no similarity from net
to lnlck. Amon& the prime cuts
arc MA Good Idea. Ir You Can't
Ch ■ nae Your Mirwl, Portune
Tdlcr, Man On The Mooft, and
Chan,ea:". Thefoundalionofthis
wort can be found in Hllclplcss'"
and in "HOOVCJ ~ ". Keep your
::~■::i~s:s~
TOO MUCH JOY .
"Ml/TINY"
HI>onna Everywhere"'.
" Just Like A Man". an d
" Unbc:i.u1i(ul":arethcchic(ingrcdicnts 1oan " AHN0. lalbumlh:i.t "
lsa re:i.s,rorthccars.Mutin yis
dcfineduarormo(rcvoltapins1
authori ty and .. MUTIN'(" is
revolt against the norm. 1}lis is
notthcfm ■lbumbyTooMuch
:!:t;!~Y!;'~er~
ttEi tttmell: Pomograffiti." 111c
newdiscisdividodlntothtee
sec tioos.clcvcrlytitJcd"Youn.M
"Mine," and "The Truth."
lW'CI
111c ··volllJH side fca .
I.he hard rocking side or
Eitrcme.11 incliades the album's
ftr1t s ingle,thc1111t1-war"Rcstin
Jucc," and "Cupid'a Doad.- 1he
only IJ\llc dud on the album.
the
tort:C~~i:==~
::;~=~r.=:;~
d9rieofd'le band's)!ll'Cviousmep
hit. '"MOR Than wonk.:- "Slop
theWortd." thchwnolOu.s"Tragic
Comic." and the c.molional dimu of"God Isn't Dc.3'1," hiah•
li&~I the second side.
"1beTruthM
side,wllich
is subtitled "Everything Under
The Sun", is a. trut:e--pan epic.
This is elhibilion of Eitreme's
aeativity and cipcrimenuuion
includlnglheuscoranon::hestra.
The third side openJ and clo,cs
wlththesoundsofachild 's music
Davis cotltin11tdfrompa1, I
with grace and
we.
=~~=~;:.
aae.dcicnninationwhiclllhis
"ORJVE'', SINGLE
Sit B,-ctl Think a momcnl l Eiactly how many REM
sonpcanyouname?Orforlhaf
mallu, hum? CouAlless, • least
rormc. ffc!c'sanothcronetoadd
:t:~i~l~~::-::1s:r:,u:
"DRIVE"isaboanewonffo,
prognm~.!~
stitulcdlastyca-af\erDennisrcad'
about Zana Co1. a 9-yc:ir-old
girl dciermine:d to IUCcu.d in
.::hool dcspitehcrhomclcsmea.
• emwaspn:,rnisedar1111
~z:•=~=
,choolwitb ■ "B"a¥eft11:
abandwbichlwa>mc_..fR
lbisyearS.troltwlNDd
byaomefotsupposedlylOUl'ldina io~the~toaomothcame on each wort.~ ' oncwilhbothbltq~
thedeiaymachinehclpsavenlhil and thcdeswtoSWtfi&btaway.
opinlon.llnot.the lyric,do.Thia Oitecioro/F'IIWICi■l AidCJllril.
iJarelwngpic:ce.Not..aslow. tincPmysiiddlalo.visaeapa
borin1~pcrao, tu:Ulcn1t1• tobedoinJlae. "HoilJ-1!'111
lliftin&billad.Beonlhckd.:OUl INOlhedeopCftdrlllicpoalja
for"AUIOfflllk:Pii::.ThcPl:IOpJc-. _
lib anybody c1ao. He il·WIJ ,
REM'• new album on W.-na
pald'uhoSuffolUortheoppor-
Brothcn..
tlwtJol_•~f\mft."
EvcryStory''.i1tutill ■dminble..
149 Charles Slttd, Beacon Hill
0
'1'11.rcc Sidcl to Every
S1
ory" may conf11.1e El~'•
new ly-won of (ans. II could win
,ome new lisiencn and thepnlise
o(critk:sbulmaylolcachana:at
a high,longscandinaposilionon
the charts. But who knows?
"Pomopaffilti" unleascd a few
surpri.Jes. Only time wi ll tell ir.
1'11tccSidclcoEvcryStory"pos•
acsses the' potential rot u:cesa
:ind Che s tayin1 power of
"Pomopffii\i."
there. CrtsW toot
allot
acopift1fdtyye#1oflbediarac.1etBoddyYouqJr.'aUfe.Unfo,.
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BEACON HILL PUB
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with ~ : ifther.l .
scnscorhumorandhumanil)'inlo
Dean o{ EntollmCflt and Re•
song. ycc Too Much Joy docs 10 tcii~io_n ~&_.emc~t Marg.uerit.c
REM.
wbcreialhoworb.
Unque11i;nably,
Ins1cad of cacerin& :::;:e~::o::c~Y:~
arictlytothcpublicea,Eiirane
likes IOfflerisbonthcir,ece,w lhciraaemJ(kltvo6dcJoniAalheir
ttlcasc, "1'1wc Side■ To Every lula{bum,lhetudlwklltlOffle
Story.- The Bolton bued' t.d oflhcn,wenetJyconcai.ncdon
1w rol.kJwcd in the foolltqll of
ThcelcclriciiyoleaUcr
"bephirl,,","Thw:in".and"Ute theBeatlcsandQIM!,cnbyrn■t:in1
l1'". lfyouwcrelookln1forancw lhdrthirtlrekucconccptualand IOOIS lite " He-Man. Woman
Hater... '"Dccadcncc Danc:c... the
IOUnd, you'll be disappointed. I( mu.sically ciperimcnl■l .
■nthcm ic "Gel the Funk Que, ..
you wcrcklotin1 for good sound.
and the upbive Hit'• (a Mon•
bcrc itisl
The local rockcn Aili
display their unique funky-metal s&a)"isncvercqu.■Ucd.
Nuno8ct1encourf11lic•
SUGAR ·
in such scandou110t1gsu"'Pacc•
in& 1uits rilTs and 10c-alllill&
"'COPPER HLUE''
materDie ," lhc ■nti •ncisl "Color
Me Blind," and " Politicalamity,M solos. the icin1on thecakeoCthe
IWO previous albwnl, is far d
TRIO Bob Moidd: GIU1ars. Vo- bul they never really match I.he
ca.lJ, Ktyboord.,.PtrcwuionDuw divctsityontheirprcviousttlcate., prominent of "1'1wc Sidel To
w•
~:.-- pornyt:d aupat,ly by
1r1y■lof'SbD,thobrotbcrbdlind
\ WeFeat~re
Bud and Miller Light on Dran
16 oz. Frosted Glass • $ 1.95
Darts • Pi11balls- Video Games
Basketball • Football
p pen •tm 2·\1-m.
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WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER JO, 1.992
THE SUFFOLK JOURNAL
5
Extreme comes Saturday,._,,.,,.
back witb strong but~=- . ~:.·
~-;.:~:~'
.......... follow-up
:1=.:::
'cvuy band
carry the weight ofth.itmovic.
COlgyPop.
Thesrna1i'!::.::=.h
;
l: fivemontb
nicbcin1in•
times
•· Chett out
show lhatThe~w=in!:
Paymer'sehataac:rwulhcltron- goes, but fam ilies will always be
guofthe,:°=of~ there. Cry1tal 1oot I shot al
~IID&lea:lit.c
U ICDoctYa;
le Lo,e, ...
B1Ma1tMllllia
.
Conlributin1Rtpona
..... ._
In.lead of ca1erin1
"•11aiu:• strictly1othepublicear,Ei1remc
nlqirwr, Ultes JOmerisbonlhcirfflCt.nt
>lm1Slonea' rdea.w:. '"11lm: Side, To Every
'"Thealltimc Story." The Boston hued bald
1 1hi1 arc has followed in the footsteps or
n
in",and"Ute the BeallcsandQuccn by making
ina rorancw their third rclca,c conccprual and
appoinlcd.If mUJicallyu pcrimenlal,
rgood sound,
The local rockcn sim
dispby their unique funky-mew
insuchstandoutsonpu"Pcace•
makuDic," thcanli•mt isl ..Color
Mc Blind." an<1-Politicalami1y."
Gui,ars, Vo• but they never really m:uch the
:1WionDID't divmityon thcirprcviousrclc:lsc,
1/nt Travis : "Ei.trtmcll: Pulnopuffiti." The
new disc is divided into tl'lrcc
s«tions,clcvcrly tillcd"Yours,"
I S10u1h1
on, "Mine," and 'ihc Truth,"
BLUE''
lwisn'l loo
w ,roupfor
In
"""""'°"'
D landed
has power,
1oan eitpk>sivemetaldemonslr.l•
"°"·
&time Annie
'wa alOlid
incorlhose
:./!nlhe:i::_.~=
The "Yours" side fca•
lures the hard rocting side of
Unque 11i on a bl y ,
:rywherc".
an", and
:hicfingrc•
albl,lm lh;u ·
. Mutinyis
cvoliagains
thdraaonp110avoidclonin&thcir
1as1 album, the b1M1 hulosc some
oflhc raw cncrgy contained on
"Pornognffilli-
TINY" iJ
cru.tivity and cxpcrimcnuuion
including thcuscof1111orchcstra.
The third side opens Md doxs
with.thcsoundsofac.hild'smusic
cnn. ThiJ is
yToo Moch
Davis C0'11i'1utdftom paae J
:~~ei-U:
wlthc:..:h cl thcm.
u::~:n: tenl:,n
~r::~:c~t: ~ :
Dennis said, "Kevin Davit ha
alrcadydispbycdlhctindofcour•
age andde1ennil\31 which this
ion
SINGLE prognm ser:ts to rccogniu."
Thc scholarshipwasinhink • mo. stitulcdllulycaraflcrDcnnisrcad
1nany RBM about Zaia Coit, • 9-ycar-old
' Or for lhal girl dc\Cnnined 10 succeed in
ea, a t ~ s:hool.despitchcthomclessncss.
.. oneioadd
coxwaspromiscda ruu
1thefMfU'C four.year 11:hol:lf'Ship lo Suffolk
out 100n. providcd1hcgBdllllcl £romhiah
w 101111d for x:hool With a "B'" •¥tn&e.
~IMderf~ '
1ltisyeuSuffolt-w1r11Cd
JySOIAlldin1 1o1wardthescbolarlhipl010mCilfk.. Maybe · one with bolh 'the qlJllj"ariofls
puVCltth.is andthedesiseioswtf'i&htaway.
ics do. This Director of PinanciaJ Aid Ouu~ol a slow,
tinePcrryuiddl&IO.vislCC:ml
ucinallcr- 1
obedoin1tine. "Hciljuapia1
thelootout
be-hople'",
oa Warner
lnlOlhcdcq,cAdoldlep>Oljult
Qe •ybody ebot. He ii wry ·
a,atefuJ to Suffolt ror the oppor•
tunityolabcuerfuwre.'"
wasAOtvttylCroCll, Thepcrfor•
lllrllldy,hcjuslmighckavcaimed
BEACON HILL PUB
149 Charles Street, Beacon Hill
Theclcctricityolcarlicr
songs like "He-Man, Woman
Hatcr."."Dccsdc:noe Dance,n the
anthcrnic "Get the Funk Out,M
and the uplosivc -1 (a Mon·
1's
s1C1risncvcrcquallcd.
NunoBcucncourt'ulic•
ingguitarriffsandtoe-curting
solos,theicingonthe cakcofthe
iwo invious albums. i.1 far less
prominent of 'three Sides To
EvcryStory",i1isstilladmil'1lble.
1llrcc Sides 10 Evuy
Story" may confuse EJ;llffllC ' s
newly-won of rans. It could win
some new lislenerSand thcpr.lise
of~ri1icsbu1may~,e1c~ cc11
a high, longstanding position on
E~~:-~:r.:~;~ :=!cides~:;1'f~~
~~~f:.;,1,·~1,:i
'1'hcTru1h"sidc,w hic h
is subtitled "Evcry1hing Under
The Sun", is 1 1
~ -pan epic.
This is eithibitiawor Eurcme's
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Blltmnc:'1neweste{for, SI very . - - - - - - - - - &h-~- - - - ,
""-hl-'
imprcuive. Unfortunately, in
odytnows. only true dud on lhc a,Jbum.
, rromtrlct
and the slay ing power of
prime cu11
Thc''Minc"lidedispla)'I
' You Can'I the.,Clcrsidcoflhcband. It " Pornogr1ffilli."
d, Portune consii uprimllrilyp.rballads,aJ·
lhO!Jgh swprisinglf . thcR is no
llionoflh.is cloncoflhcband'.1prt;viousmcga
"Helpless'" hit, "More ThM WOfds." "Slop
', Kcep your lhc Wortd,"thc humorous'll'l8ic
diosamplcl Comic," and t h e ~ cli•
by WSFR, mu of ''Ood Isn't Dead." high•
lightlhcseoond sidc.
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..,
pfflraycd superbly by
We Feature
Bud and Miller Light on Draft
16 oz. Frosted Glass - $ 1.95
Darts - Pinballs- Video Games
Basketball - Football
"Everything needs a motion."
A Matter of Equality
At the recent Suffolk University Cultural DivCfSity
Confcrcncc, David G : Pfciffcr, professor of public management in the School of Management. pointed out an over•
sight in tf\c non-discrimination policy of-tlic Suffolk Jour•
nal.
.
.
Pfeiffer quoted the Journal 's non--discriminat,ion
•Rocco Ciccarello, prtsidt111 of 1ht S1udt111
GavtT'MKIII Association, comm,ntut1 0'1 lht
SGA'.1 proetdurts IWltr RolHrt's RiJtS of
Order.
· Letters'to _ Editor
the
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opponunity ~wspaper and doe, not cfisl!riminatc against MBA students want Journals too
anypcnon•forlUSOn ofmajor·colmeof !ltudy, race.creed,
gender, color, or sexual .orientation."
"
Thcovenight highlighttdbS' Pfeiffer, who is handi
capped, is th:tt the policy makes-no mention.of handicapped
pcn:ons. To exemplify this point,' Pfeµfereaid, "Therefore,
I assume thalJ am not wClcomc at the Suffolk Jownal."
·
While the Journal's policy makes no reference to
handicapped pcnons, we do not d.iscrimin·atc against any
perl(>ns for their inability to pcrfonn certain tasks. In fact,
the Journal's editorial board .was unaware of any problem
and no oomplaints had been filed with the editors until this
conference.
It was the intent of the editors when the policy was
fon:nuialed for it to be global. The editors wanted it to be
clear that discrimination would not be tolerated by this
student newspaper.
1bc Suffolk Journal has subsequently amcnde<;t its
I:!:; ~:n;ri~~;a:o~n~~cls: ; ; ~ i ~
Ju a lWC$enl in the Saturda:, 'Bar.cutivcMBA Pro•
,gram, I hadoOcn·wondered why Suffolk Univtnityclidnot ,1
bave • ~
~tll'SplpCr. While vWtin1 the Sawyer Build-,
;n1on W ~.Scptcmber l61o p:aymytuition bill, Ihad
myqucstion,answcred. Tbereis1ncwspapcravallable10the
day students, however, it 1ppeat1 WI the publication hu
bocncompletdydistnl>utcd prior ioowc~on Saturday
morning. C.ouldyouplcascrcscrvcapprodmatcly2Scopics
for ~ of U:!I who attend the Ei.c:cutive Programi on the
weckald.t7
.,,.
,
If you could ~inatc the delivery ofthep:lpers to
Pctei-Nowact'sofficc,(1
hcDirectororE.uculivc~s).
thepapers c.ould""bcdistributcdinthetafcleriaon S31urdays.
This would allow 1
hc11
udcnts in 1
hcE.xecuth-c Programs to
Slay informed abou1 the ac1ivitics at Suffolk University.
Thank you for your nssisuncc.
!:t\~~dano
~:~~~~d:~;~!scj~:titeua~!~~~;y;i~;n:::J =Edc:,c---:- ote •~,,,n·,- ,op~ - o/ ,- ,-s -,ff,o/k J_ •-•I
.,. , ,,-:cN:-"",- - - - i~s - , , - _ w_ • tio~!~tions concerning equal opponunity and discrimina· art Up, olll sidt o/tht Journal ojfict in 1MS1udt,,,
II
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1
0
is imponant note, that even though the Journal
has amended its policy, it will not aincnd its writing style rMntsfor yoM 10 Itta copy oftheSuf/o/1:.Journal.
::tfy~:~
h~d~=:~:rs~~~~;!u:i~to:~~s'':~
A provisions for the poli~cally co
as
IOa
IO
make it clear what the handicap is and how much the
pccson'S physical or mental performance is affected.
The styles deems disabled, handicap, blind (or partially
blind), dcaf(orpartial hearing loss orpaniallydeaf) , mute,
and speech impared as appropriate terms.
"Discrimination is the product of ignorance, prejudice and fear and is intolerable under any circumstances. As
a society, we need to continue our efforts to bring greater
:=:ni:~~=::!~=~t:~~:
c.auscd~by ignorance. We must completely abandon the
belief that the needs of the many outweigh the needs of the
few and recognize that the few have a lot to offer our society.
~c!~s:~==~
and bope oar amendment! will aid in the greater under•
. . . . , dial all people have equal worth.
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THE SUFFOLK JOURNAL
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1992
Health care reform is anecessity
By
Ron Vlnin c
Journal Columnist
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..
lum:cn.=.:.._l..,-proud-to
announcclhattodaylsmyblrthday". fndoingso .
I will be happy lO rucivc any sifts, cards or
pleasantries tha1 you may wish to bestow upon
me. Wilhthat said.on101 morc hnporUnlissue
that is 11 hand in our country ... Heallh Care
Reform.
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I
I (
> I< I
'-. I
A Matter of Equality
"Everyth ing needs a motion."
-Rocco Ciccarello, prtsidt111 of tht S11uitn1
Govtrnnst11tA.Jsociatio11.r/J1'11fftlllUll0111ht
SGA'J proctdurts w11drr Ro1Hrt'1 Rwltl of
Ordtr.
At the recent Suffolk Universi1y Cu.Jtural Diversity
Con(crcncc, David.G, Pfeiffer. professor of public manage·
mcnt in lhe School of Management, pointed out an oversight in !pC non-di~mination policy of the Suffolk Journal.
Preiffcr_quoted the Journal's non-discrimination
:!!~~~:o~.~::~=u:~ ~:~
opportunity newspaper and docs not discriminate agams1
= ~l~~nu~f
tudy,
creed,
1
':!~~~~~ofs
Health care in lhe Unlted Swes is in
grave lJ'OUblc and demands the immediate.direct attention or ALL poJitical ladcrson both
lhcSlatcandfederallcvcls. Hcalthc~.shou.ld
not be a partisan issue. however it has become
apoli1ical"hotpotat.o... l1lsa topicsocsscntial
to all Americans, yet it Isa topic sodi rficull to
address.thatnoonchasthclmegri1ytotack.Jei1
head on. Yes. the candidates have used the
words .. Hcalth CarcRcform". yettheyhavenot
di~ydeftncdaplantoundcnakcthfsmwive
overhaul.
Lase week on Niglulfnt. the focus was
on how Blue Cross & Blue Shield arc in finan.
cial trouble. It was also rcponcd that in ten
nee,
The oversight highlighted by Pfeiffer, who is handi-
Letters to the Editor
MBA students want Journals too
Ju. lludenl In the S:ttwday Bxtculivc MBA ProI hadol'ten wondcnd why Suffolk Univcnilydidnoc
havc•~~w1papcr. Whilcvili1in1thcSawycrBulld-
gt:llfl,
capped, is that the policy makes m:t'mention of handicapped in1on V(cdnc,day.Sepicmber 16topay my111i1ioo bill. I hid
persons. To exemplify this point,'Pfeiffer said, '"Therefore, myqucslioN answered. Thctc ii a newspaper avaibble to lhc
( assume that I am nqt welcome at the Suffolk Journal."
day studcnu, however. ii appca,I Iha! lhc publication has
\llhilc the Journal's policy makes no reference to
°"
been complctclydisaributed prior IO ow ctuscs Saturday
handicapped persons, we do not discrirnll14tc against any momma. Could you pka.Jc ractv(: approi.imatdy 25 copies
pcnon1 for lhcir inability to pcrfonn ecru.in tasks. 1n fact. ror thole or us who autnd the Eucutivc ProJf2ffll thc
the Journal 's editorial board was unaware of any problem WttkOlds?
and no complaints had been filed with the editors until this
Jr you could coordi11:11c the dcliw:ry of 1 papen to
hc
conference.
Pc1er Nowack· s office. (lhc Oi~IOfofE.ttcutive Programs),
It was the in1en1of the cdilors when the policy wu lhepapcnicouldbedistributcd in1hcc:afc1criaon Sa11,1rday1.
fonn ulalCd for it to be globaJ. The edilo~ wanted it 10 be This wou ld allow the studcnt.1 in the Eaec111ivc Programs to
clear that discrimination would not be toleralCd by this JUy informed abou t the ac1iv11ics a.t Suffolk Uni~rs:ily.
s1udent newspaper.
'-Thank you for your usisUncc.
'The Suffolk Journal has subsequently amended its
policy to be an ove r•arching policy as it was originally
JOKpl! S.Giord.no
1n1endcd. The policy now rt:ads (see masthead), ''The
MB A. 1994
SuffolkJoumaJ docs not discriminate agains1anypcrson ror
°"
Examining !~~rfectn~
thb, manyAmcricansan:forcedtoflndoutsldc
privateearrics. Thc)'mustcilhcrpayastronoml-
JourulColmnlUIII ·
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Nolmaa'i:a • pnra•==-: ■ "bk.iat..._.
• family can
so high lhat a middle~
swusw\Ufindil.tclfwllhjustcnoughtoscnpe
by.
Where Is the jusdce In our ~ t
systcm7Thcfccsth&IDoaorsandHOS&Jlt.abarc
cht.rglnghavegoncoutofcontrol. Health can:
Insurance tw risen to rompcnsa1e, but with
rowt.lcJsmalpracticesultsandlncreaslngmcd!calbutdcnsduetoAids.lhclndustrylsaboutto
iopplc. Thosclhatarchcalthyandwcal.lhynccd
not fear. for it ls those lhathavcthclea.st that
have been and will continue to be the ones that
surfer. But if the healthy and the wealthy an:
alsowlsethcwlU helpleadthcbatllcforreronn
as there will come a Lime when nothln& can
sustain the system that lsabou11ocomccrashlngdown.
Hcalthcarcshou.ldbcabaslc rightto.111
AmcricansundcrtheO>nstitution. ..Ufc.Llbcny and the Pursuit of Happlncss.. can not be
attained If one Is to suffer frocn stclcncss and
endless med.lea) costs. I am calling for a Na-
q,o..,_111p11aNllllrffl81■Jcdliita. l .-~odJ'1Wt._.
1MratailM1,--1obc ■ Qm1M-.11-,_.mr, ~r1
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dabcnkoalull,jlle1ti,pcalla. ■eaparelet10--.,,bcllkrliu•ar
lcM:lapieccldW.O..--,,lffilll)'fll'IKil .... aNdllliccqlftllal ■
_...,.olli:affl.
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tmlDW •1 • •~mcrl6ilpmti11~.W,oaaiollf_.
ollkpe11B~llhum6otpalilicalamcwujd_...1o ..,..,. ~()IG'aiacrJUY'tlholllOCn'd~llillle11J9110rcba._....ll._
l'OIIIPlslloilOl'ionMl:cBniclt.t.otl'ltlK a ai.a rq■-a tk~••m1
1111l~,llleatlaflldiouaflllt ■inllmilac:1111Crilcmla&eo'~
blcu&e..:::~~=llc.:.":.i;::.:::=
cmamipard&~(ICl,AaablmftlJ'lpmill'Sillkh......_lfflll
lkripllofreclpld.l1111r.iioyciasi11 111 ..tuw._.lilr111rmft
•...-.aNIClallaiu:ioacad
. Amnillc1oeiaeAaaicauM1ylllt_aswu inaoa61ua.So■eaf-,,
tca1crpSUilkMqM¥c~i111apcmc1Dpnlilalccrrdalb7ffDlilttiur-
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also the same company thal is supposed co bail words may come as a shock to you. as I tm
.
~•afkaaila:tiarslli-.111palr,lk~ . . .
OUI the fail.i.ng Bay State Health Care Co. Why calling for the Federal Govcmmcnl 10 step in ilkNltioa!Opizu:abWDM1{N.O.W,)1\carpiiulica lm ........,.....
isil thatagRatpumbcrorhcalth~carriers "'and rcgul~ the healthcare system 10 ensure b.adwmiaayn::IDricab-.-'i ..-.,llll•lit--·1o111tlaolilclcu
1
arc golng_undcr7 According to NlglullM re- . that all Amert~ an: provided with basic
ponsh ls due co miss-managemcntandaJOO'l,lf)callh insuraru at affordable pmniwns.
dbto)
·
incrcaseor~costsslnce 1970.
.;.
.Duringth{selcctionycar,boththcRc•
WWwe.-eldl••• • ~•amittlkaaiolt . . an:ICDlly
lnthcbcginning.hcallhcm:wa.sanon• p.ibllcan and Democratic Parties have UJCd -"cai,c.Tk~euapkfl.-.:pnatm1lil~Mlflla ■ a-_.calfflf
profit industry. In fact an Id ror the Blues m:.hcallh cate refonn as a bun word. MI have amtllqe41Js..~ ,-....-,_ • ...__,.,..._
,,
1960 read "We' re ln The Health Business, Not~.rcsearthcd the plalfonns or ~dent Gcor&e
~Jllllli!F.t•-••l•tritc•*---.....__..e,
ln It For"{hc' M~~·" Back
~ wu ~BustiandOovemor BillOinlonitlscle':".that llllfl.~ .....fl ......... nt -=-:- ■ -c61 • ..._......,
available to anyone and everyone wilhpford-·•·ndlhcr candidate or party Ia wi1li!1a 10 tactic ~ F . - l l c ~ . , _IDeffmil~._.,., n. ...... « -c
ablep~lwns. Today the Heallhtaieindilstry11 'thls Issue In specific dctall. Am~c. can only
is In 1t for the money. Carries seek yountrf hopc that someone will take the lcadcl1hlp to . ..
ar . . .■--?
healthy subscribers. They an: happy to~, tkftnc'Whcre they stWld and set an agenda for 0oi--. . . .p1n1 . ., . 111.., 1
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you give them your premium paymenLS and
expcc1yourmcdicalbill5tobcpaid.°yet nolhing
is done.
•
Pcople who arc lhc most effected. arc
thosc listcdwith ..~-ex.istln~condltions."Thcn:
arc countless stones or Middle Ow Amcr1cmswithminorhcalthproblcmsthatarc~c.d
coverage by lhcir cmployco Insurance policy
duetolhcirp,e-cxlstingoondllk>ns.Bccauscor
Americas:::: October, I will bc&in an
election series focusing on where each car.didateandthelr rcspectivcpanicsstandoulllnina
in sped fie dclail how each intend 10 rc:solvc the
iSSUC.1:. Look for It, and
ii before you go to
theballot~x. Ir you an: ~I n:gislCrcd to vote,
thcrcarcstillafowdayslcfttorcgistcr.Rcmcm•
bct. ltls thedutyof~andcveryAmericanto
vote. and vote responsibly Nscd on lhc issues
notpartyimqcs.
use
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writp,i.nAer ■ .-._-.:..._--ssu...,6m~
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lion."
art Upt oWJ Jidt of 1hr Jowr110/ o/firt ;,. 1hr S11uitn1
It is import.am 10 nole . thal even !hough the Journal AttM1iu Ct111tr. If yo11 urt w11oblt to ltl to owro/fitt
011
has amended its polic)', ii will not amend its writing s1ylc
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provisions for the politically correct 1erminology.
The AP style is 10 not describe an individual as
di,sabl:d or hanicap~ unless iris c lCllf)'.~rtinent 10 a
story; if such a description mus1 be used, 111s ncccessary to
make it clear what the handicap is and how much the
person's physical or mental pcrform.anc:c is affected.
The s1yles deems disabled, handicap, blind (or partially
blind), deaf (or partial hearing loss or partially deaf). mute.
and speech imparcd as a ppropriate ICnns.
Discrimination is 1he produd of ignorance, prejudice and fear and is intolerable under any circumstances. As
a society, we need to continue our efforu 10 bring greater
understanding of the needs of the handicapped. the people
of color, the disparity of the genders and the other injustices
caused by ignorance. We must comple&cly abandon the
belief duu the needs or the many outwci1h the needs or the
rew and recogni:r.e that the few have a lot to offer our society.
• The editors o r the Suffolk Journal ap01ogizc for any
mi.aundcntandingconcemingournon.d,iscnminationpolicy
and hope our amendments will aid in the greater under·
daat all people have equal worth.
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" The only bad aspect or
going to Suffolk is planning
your commute three hours
before you leave the house.
lt'salwaysaprojccttocommute to lchool."
~ Boyd
Smlor
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Wit.
elevators."
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"l """'1dha.. .,,ay ..... all
I assocwc with Suffolk is
nt)' school work , and I am
'1'he buildings are too far
apart."
very serious abou t that • So
consequently I am not very
TromayaeJ-
social."
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WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER JO, 1991
DON'T BE AFRAID
ANY LONGER!
FREE WORKSIJOP
"Self-Defense for Women"
October 6 and October 13
1 to 2:30 p.m.
SPECIALITIES
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~
Vfrtual Reality~
:
Almost like
the real thing
By Shaan Raz,·i
huma.n-i111crfaci ng. This connects the
uscrdirccl1y to the simulalion. Different
sensors can be programmed to mean
Imagine being m:ldcsmall eno ugh ~iffcrcnt things. For example, a sensor
Journal Com:sponcnt
1 wal k thro ugh 1hc m1cmal struc ture or m your forfingcrc:an ml\ke y o u take o ff
0
1.hc human body . Y o u walk 1hru ug h the into night.
a combinatio n o f sensors
?r
du 'J.t/,m1tr1'.s- Ctnur
Fenton 430
28 'Dtrnt. Strut
~mJ26
'Boston, M.::t 02114
(617) 57J-8J27
• Sign up in Women's Center in the
St udent Activities Center, Room 326
• Wear Loose Clothing
lungs,thcs1omac h.1hc c so iihagus. Now
imagine n y ing a fighter jc1 111 1hc m id s •
o fawar. O thc rpl anes arc trymg to s hool
yo u down a nd you trn vc 10 dr.:fl.: nd yourself. Keep in mind th ;n yo u ;ic tuall y feel
115 if you arc lhcrc . Neu . imagine wa lk -
can d ~lc nmne whc thc ~ o r no t yo u arc
grabb111g hold o f an o bJCCl.
O the r s uch tools arc used a nd
m o re arc being c reated as we s peak.
T ools s uc h as tread mills allow you to
ac tually walk through a scene. Many of
:~~~~ft~ ;::~(~i~1~~v~~o:~:,~:;:c;c:. ~~:'°:~1~;3f,!; :::~;: li~~~:_ o~I:!
a
ing every d oor.
All of lhesc sccmin11, ly impossi blc activil.ies can be m ade lrue !hanks
lo ihe revol utionary ·· vir1ual reality",
T echnology has placed us in the realm o f
the impos sible . We arc no w able 10
co mprehend whal used to be
"Phosphotron", inven1ed by S 1e phen
Beck.,lsoncsuc himprovemc nt. ln anut
shell. !his device uses electro ns to triggcr nerves in tho eye regio n and trans mit
the s ignal to the brain which interprets
lhe signal as lig ht.
Theapplications0fVRarclimit-
·incomprehe nsablc. All yo u need is lhe !:~c...~i~i~o:.;nl~n:=:~~:!~:
"Violence
Against Women
what it means
to students"
Date
Rape
Speaker from
Speaker from the
Boston Area -Rape
Jane Doe Safety Fund
Crisis Center
October 1S
Sawyer 427
1 to 2:30 p.m.
October 29
Sawyer 427
1 to 2:30 p.m.
::Ii~;~';/~~.
equip~;~;:f
received
itS name because it c reates a rea l-like
si1uation (or simula 1ion) which is no t
part ofo y.r reality . Whut this means is
lhat you can experience things which
you may no t be able to under real c ircumstances via the use o f a· computer
a nd some other se miory equipmenl.
The conceptbchindVR is s imple,
yet it varies fro m place 10 pl ace. Fi rst.
Senior~ ii' re~y .
get
Tor adventures in ·
job ·se·arching
lauo n _ r the mmd are among the m~y
o
'5,Y u~ m& _the Phpsphotron, some v1sus
ally ~m~ ~ople h~ve been able to
ICC hght. Th1J1 1s unbehev~ble, but tru~Some have ~en able to increase the ir
light pcrcep~o~ ~y about 25~- 0th~
uses for VR in aiding the handicapped IS
simuln~nge_xpcrienccs which~irwo~d
not o rdmanl y be able 10 paruc1pate an .
Fo r example. a person ~ho may ~o t be
u,x.,cunee
SpcciallolhcJoumal
lt's dimcut110bcUeve.
u lhoughtsof11.1mmerlin1cr, thal
thislinalyearo(asenior'1undcrg.radua.1c.cam:rwill pass suddenly
and they will rind themselves in
pursui1 of a pcnnancnt job or ditteting their ambitions IOW31'ds
gr.aduateschool. N:1tional s1atistics indica1c. tha1only 10- 1511-of
alloollciegradu:r.tcsacquirethcir
jobs lltrough an on campuJ rccruitingpmgr3m. Conscqucntly.
thcreareav:arictyofjobscarch
tcchniqucsdutstudentsmustu1ili:ec:lnorder1osecurclllcjob they
~ire.
' ln rcscarchconductedby
thcOfftceo!CarcerServkcs and
Cooperative Education, it was
CS13blishedthat9J.4%ofthcclass
of 1991_were progcs:sivcly cinployed or in traduateschool the
yearfollowin1~ua1K>n. M
noled in the 199 1 SuffollcPlacemcnl Repon , "Placements or lhc
199tgraduatin1classarestrong,
favorable and competitive... This
si1ninestha1Suffoltstudenu are
, ~ye
l ) focUSU11~hac:conl-
in1 Iii) • cart.a"_
and 2)
ulilb:lng a realm of job search
s1ylcJ and resources. Caree r
Search datafortheclassof 1991
indkatcs thal42%of .thcclass
foundtheirpositionsthroughnc1w0tking.23!'- through uslna re-.
IOUrccs avaibbtc at (:mp Scrviccs (TbcRccrulting Employcn:
Program! Coops,intemships,job
com~uter s~pplic s ~he informa_tio~ for ;f~;i~g :~~e7i:iti~~~;o~l~~oy or fairs. thcjobnotcbooks, thcem~~~i~~~;:;~te~t~d:U~~bt:~;s
~R in re:~h !s inv_ ua~l~
~
ployment newslcuer, and lhc
umnir'lc~ort), 19%throu&h1
and very powerful. The reason fo r th is Is ~=~a:~h~lpcleHil~
:;:rs;:r~ng,:i_th
1>cc3:use .w hen a . com~ule~ se nd s a nd researchers in the field of c hemistry 10 ncwsp:&perad,8% lhrouthdirect
receives mformat1 n: 1tmc IS needed . A try 10 use VR to make a proccs 5 called contact with an employer W8%
o
~low co~puter _
lakes lo nger lo process moleculardocki ng morcunderstandable. through I pl:icement 1genc)'.
mformauo nwh1leafa~ter co mpu1cr ca~ The V R system allows a user 10 d o n a Suffolk 1r1du1te r utiljzed a
p rocess data m ore rnl?idl y . T~e tJme 11 pair o f gogglcsande111crthcworldofthe myriadofraourccsinachie"in&
takes to process d,aiu is_a c rn':1a l part _ r molec ule~and guide it 1 \IS a ppropriate theitjobscarchsuccess!
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'docking' site via tJ1e use o" a joys tick.
f
1mtcr, even a s upcr-compule r, is needed The j oys tick pro vides the user with
fo r VR .
"
counter forces 10 s how repulsion or alAlo ng with a cemputcr, som e sort traction, giving the user direct feedback..
o f human-interface is needed. By hu- U nbcllcvih1e!
man in1erfacc. I_mean a "t?"I' w h ~ch !he
The ~ ntertainmcnt world could
user o fVR can mteract w1tl,1 the s,muln- neve r let !JOmcthing !his incredible slip
lion: become a piece ollhe action . In lhro ugh !he cracks unot.iccd. VR video
some cases. goggles equipped wilh two games could be the wave or the fuu.1re.
very s mall vid~ sci:cc~sarc u sed . _So me Home VR packages could be thecquivas
goggles cont.am a l,qu,d c ry_ tal dis p lay lent 10 you.rCD plllyer. You could walk
(LCD) as their screens . By us mg goggles, ihrough the tropical rain rorests of South
a stereo image i.s created, allowing the America without even leaving your liv•
user 10 th.ink he/she is ac tually in the tng room!
sccnc portrayedontheLCD"s, Ofcounc. 1
_
it is all merely 8 mauer or Illusion. thus
VR s hows u s JU SI h ow far we
we get ~ ::t~~which •is used along
0
with the goggles is a data glove. This
g love fitS on o ne hand and is equipped
with many senson. The sensors ~ord
hand movement and feed it back 10 ,the
main compu ter to be pt'OCCSscd- Thi s Is
the most important feature in VR and
:7~~:;:~i.::•o:;~~~:i~=~;
which we ~ow do on a hand-held calcu la tor• We can no,w 11l:1'e ou.r dcalctop
computcn on the road m the form or a
not.cbook Cl?~puter. Soon we may not
c:--e~ have to, 80 lo 'A;orlc; we' U j us_
t
s1mula1c our wo'!' cnvu-onmcnt.!
Though employmen t
fi1urc1 have ltCn a stabilization
bclWCOI 1990 and 1991 , acnion
willconlinue1ocncounlttacompclilivejobmarli::et. Tappin1into
this markdwillrcquircstnll:&M:
plnnning aod Jnpar.llion.
Thisjobscan::hw.k:may
seem ovcrwbclmin1 at timtl, so
the Office of Career Services and
Coopcntive Education ir here 10·
support you in yOID" droru and
recommends the following IIICtia:
~
I) DEVELOP A POCUSEDCAREEROBJECTIVBI
Cuporationshavestatcdtheydis;,
Linctlyprefcrcandicblclwhoha...e
a dear pcn:cpiion or what lhey
want 10 do and why they want 10
doil. FocusisS1im~1ingre-dien1! If your arc snimblin1 in
this tract. visit Career Services
forindlvidwd assistancc.
2} RESEAA.CH POTENTIAL EMPLOYERS , INDUSTRIESANDFUNCTIONS!
Once you h3vc :a focused ClltCCf
objcc1ivc-, yow-nc:,;t move will be
1 urgct a groupol employer, :ind
0
to develop further t:nowk:dge
about yow- chOscn field. At Career Scrv~s. you can usc the
carur Empktycr and Auociation Directorica.on lincsyslCfnS
and professional and business
publications(aboavailablcinthc
Sawyer Lll:nry). You can abo
utilize events during career week
inOclobcr. Theop~unilieote
""""''
.
" 3) DEVELOP A SUffl. ,
RIORRESUME. DISTINCilVE
COVEJll..:l?J'TERSTYIBAND
EPFSCTIVE INTERVIEWING
SKlll...S! This is lmpcntlvel To
aid you in this aca,cnplishmcnt,
Scrvk:el offers Rclume
WOftshopsandSeAiorSeminars.
You can also mate an appointment tovisitourCOW\Stknfor
odvM:eor lodomock:intetViews.
You may even arnnge to do an
ijlformalional inlaview with a
profcssion31inyourficldforsomc
v:ihl3blecarceradYice.
career
4) NETWORK! NClwort:.ing is Ill e:,;ccllcnl way or
assessing the " hi.ddcn job market" (the most significant IOJ,ll'Ce
ofjobopportuhiticsl) Mattyour,clf and your intefltbu: known.
Use lhcAiumniCaecrAdvbory
Nccwort (in Career Scmccs),
professional auociadons. campus evcnts. clobf Sid pcr,onal
C()lllaCbtoil&ilopa~wort.
Each pmfcssionaJ conlllCt· is a
mat\t:tint event!
-;
lnaneconomywhertthe
supply/demand ratios favor the
cmployer, ilisimponanttoaeate"
1 foundation rttJw by taking ad·
vantaae or the raoun:es 100CS-sibklhmu&}lcsccrservices. And
moaimpartantly,bcptr1istent.
8S CO#Wltf"""/r-flOll 12
ale¥doladildb(bodi..-.il'J raacdoutoffivepmea.Wclosl
andpllylical7)d111Jllawa'tbaca Cow rood ICIUOfl but were ~
inbefote.Myplb.,teepdle lqfora1oodlCU)ftnb.tspi.n1.
pro,n,n 111'0111; ~ J.•in We're~alOUlhcmtrip
~olwomen1iiaNcticl.lm
trymi_
lostrengthen,rromyearto
year. the women '• prognms
•hcthcril't by recruiting or let•
ting pcop&cOUtddc lhcpropam
know - : ~ Is the ·head
folkUniven:ity hanlotlOOffcr.
WithalOU&heconomyandhigh
1uition COIIU Suffolk with ii.I kl•
1uitionoff~alotolopportuni•
lies," sald Rll!ICICbs. Although
lhll _
w_we--wllkhcouldhclp _us_ RusccWwoukllovetoaec high
outunmentdy. Wll&lwehaveto quality players to come to Sur.
dodldthe~kno,t,olbol.ltus. folk she is aware that i't lakes 1
Wchav~tolctthem know we're ~ialtindorstudenttobcsuc•
b')'Ul110 build lhll pt>pVII and ccssfulin1lothath1e1ics andstud-
~~~;fn~=!i.~:~
coach or the .,m,.11 team and the RU!IOCku.
a.ssistMt head COICh lO Jolc:ph
Whilc1hciscooccntr.1t•
Wlhholthc..-omcn'sba.5ketball ing on irnprovina hc:r team for
team ,11 Suffolk. "Donna i:s an nutyear. RusccWisalso loolc·
outsl&ndlng and tnowkdgeablc in& forw11rd IO a new women's
contributortoSuffoU:University
alhlelks. She ;oined us late bst
ycarbut adjustedquktlyandwon
thcadmiradonofthcteam.Thants
toherwortinthecommwilty,she
iJin1position10knowthc typeor
studen1tha1Suffollc1ttrxb:"sa.id
Walsh.
With Rufecbs u the
=,~~:,::::;~:
\ea1ueinOiYisionlllathlerics(in
which she is a member or the
commit1etlhlltiscorwdcrin1,oftball for the new lcasue) that will
include Su(folk , Emmanue l.
Simmons.Endi<:oc1.PincManor,
Wescefll New EnS IMd, Coasl
Guant.Norwkti,andN"M:holscol•
lege.
De.!piae~updatedand
ic:amshistoryatSuffol.twithl 6 · mod ern ~thl ~1 1c pro_ ram ,
g_
Brcc:oni.Ocspilithc losiOJm:ord RusecW st1 ll v,cwsrccni11m1to
==::n;~~
1
positive ; ~ ~ : ~ • ~ : ~ : l~i: '.
Ml think we mighl have had a Dcspue not havmg OOmu. Sur-
winAin aeason bad we not been
ies
at
the Univcrsi1y.
.. We don ' t gel yollf average
a.thlcll::atSuffolk. We~vepeoplc
who arc willina 10 pby here and
aa:ep1 Olhcr CNillcoscs u well
such aswo,kinginapart-timejob
and obtain 1ood Bf&dcs while at
the same time taking the time
ncccssary10particlpatelnsporu.
Wehavcplcntyoftalcnted a th •
IC1eS.fromrook.icsofthcytm'lO
MVP' s lOprovelh:alitispossiblc
10 accomplish 1h is.' said
Ruse,;:W.
0
Ruscc ku wi ll be in ducted at the Hall or F310C on
Sunday. Oc1obct 18th al a l:J0
luncheon al the L stttet Bathhouse. John Horan\ cha.innan o r
thecommittoc and a Hall member
himself s;i.id " Rusccka.s will be
honored for her dedication and
commitment lO the co mmunity.··
Ruseck:as said of her inducc ion.
'Tm in awfully good comp.any
and i1'uwondenulfccling." lt is
immed iuely evidcn1 1ha1
Ruscck:ashasaltcady begunto
display some or the .woe dcdicaLion and commitmenl IO the Suffolk UniYCrsity athlctic program
that has made her fam ous In Soo1h
.......
igbt contiutdfrompoft 12
Ncbon Mavcd an all -
Thcrcfcm:slcflthcficld gry call from the ll)OthCf of the
and would OOI answer any qiacs- injured Wentworth player.which
tiorls from the 1wocoachcs.
hcwasnothappywilll.Hesaid,' 1
It is now up IO the ath- donoc.cnjoy,eceh.:lna ieal l 1"0ffl
lciic directors o( the two .::hools a parent whose son was ,injured.
to dc(:ide what the rcsull or the J\otduringthecourscolplay.but
gnme· will be. Tiic g&me. which rather from eatra-cwricular acwas Lied 3-3. may be thrown oot tivity.'"
of the ICaml' record. or more
Nelson told the tC:lffi ,
likJy. will be deemed 1 1ie.
..When yol! are out there on ~
Suffolk Athletic Duu:- · playing field. yoo a.re noc only
torJimNclsonm3deitelcu, how - rcprescnting-)'(lllrsclvcs. Yooarc
also representing Coach Perju,
evcr. that the game will 001 be
the University. and everybody
made up in any fashion . bcause
who is invo lved with the sct>--ol. M
olthe rcclings betwccnthetcams
Nelsoo also 10k1 the team
and because ne ither tcam tw 11
home field.
l~t if incidents of this n:iturc arc
Nclson state1I, "Because repealed. there is II chaoce lluu
the players on the tc:ur.s are moo. 1hc soccer program IU Suffolk
Ill cxh other, ii WOJiU probably woold ~ in jeopardy, because
notbelOOwisc lOpb ) Wen1w0t1h Suffolk woo ldgctarcpulllLioo as
again this year.
afighling teamanc.' no one wou ld
"In raet. Wentworth tw wam to play lhcm.
:lispbyed an inlefU:t in noc play-rlie soccer program is
ing us again nc,;t ye3f. which inafrugilc starc.MNelson nlMcd.
would be unfonun.aie. because ··we have 10 build a repull:ltion as
wclostanoppo11Cnt onour schcd - a team thaj wants lo wi n soa:er
ule this ye3f. due 10 a similar games."
siluation.M
Vio lence seems tv fol Em erso n College de- low soccer a1 every level. There
cidal again st playing Suffolk in havebccnmanyins1ancesor viosoceer this ycar, bccause thcre lence111profcssional soccergarnd
have been minor skirmishes be- inEnglandandthercwcreclnshcs
tween th e 1wo teams the la.s:t three between po lice and fan s ~, 1he
years.
World C~p in 11.a\Vin 1990.
Pcrjualsono1cdthalpast
l.ast FridaylnHllll.a
fightsthctcamtwXICninvolved fight erupt ed =! fter the Eas t
in had a part in the s tiff ptflaltics Bridgewate, High School JOCCer
giventoKristi3nsonandE.scob.u-. team heal Hull High School]. (.
He eiplaincd. M had The Patriot Ledger reported on
We
aprublcmwithfightingla.uycar. Monll.ay th:11 angry Hull fans
and I wanted lO show Che pl:iyers cha5Cd:thcEa.st Bridgew111ertcam
that we will noc 11ecep1 fightina. off the field. injuring four players
Wca.easocccrlcam , nOl.11bo,;.- !lmlthchc.:.d,o.ich.
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Pcrju llOICd. M can't
We
ByTaraQuuq
a llow ourse lves to lose our iemJournal Staff
per. It lakes WI away from what
we w:lflt todo in the game."
R.IDG E WAY-O11 SepSuffolkwasfUl"UICl"frus.
1embcr21. thcSuffolk Po lice was
Ira~ V.:hcn Wentworth sewed
callcdfor assistaoccwi th ashop- 11gamm1d-waythrough thcfirsl
liflinginc:klentin the SuffolkUnihalf. leaving Suffolk with a 2-0
YCJSityBookskff:inlhcRidgeway
ddkil . which seemed insurBuilding.
mounuibk at t~e ti me.
Gary Lecor Dorchcs1
er.
Late m the first ha.If.
alledgcly IOOksome merchandise however. Es1eban Err3ndo nca
fromthcbook.slorcandpa.sscd it took c~ UlMorthegamcforSuftoLez.aTownxndofBoslon.who f~lk. First. he m:ldcag rcat ind iwas waiting outside the buildin g. v1dua.l play from the left side. as
Lee and Townse nd both hc dribbkdp.1stlhrccWentwonh
fled up the hill to the McConnick defenders and then blasted a shol
Building. One Ashbllfton Place. by the Wentworth goalie.
Suffolk Police Officers
Thcn. arewm inutCJbcDo nald Toussai nt ind G reg for e the e nd of the half.
Grande. and Sergeant Mic hael ~aj~D"&omMadrid.
Ryan . wilh the assistance o r the Spain. again dribbled by some
Capitol Policcdwcd them uplhe defenders. but this Lime he wu
hill.Thcywaitedoutsideand whcn taken down in the penalty aru
the s uspects came 001 . they we~ before he coo ld 1e1 his shot off.
pboedunderanw bylhc Surfolk giving him a pcn:ilty shot. which
Police.
he easily deposi lcd into the lcflThe ass3ilants were not hand come r.
Suffolk Uni versity students.
mediocre p11y
the first half.•
lhrouJb
most or
s urrolk: came 001 from
half-lime pumped up IO We the
lead and win thc'game, but their
hopes were das hed w hen
Wentor1h!COfcd 15minutcsin to
thchal(. eventhoughSwTolkhad
been playi n1 well.
Suffolk answered that
aoal eight min utes !al.er when
Mariano Nora sco rt d on a
bcautifal cross from the right side
by Jooo B:ltCtCla. a senior from
Por tugal.
No rn . a junior fro m
~d.wuabk loshoolthcball
just civcs the ootstrclChed hands
of the We ntwonh goalie.
Pcrjucommcntod. "Thi.I
is w!Ull we have 10 do. Our strong
point
is
our
forward
winpfSard elaand&randoneaJ.
Thcyarcgrcatatc:rossinglhcball
intO the middle and scoring from
lhc outside.
The goa ls that were
scoredmaybccrucd,howevcr,if
thcaihleticdircctorsfromthclwo
.tchools decide to canoe! the resuits of the aam e.
If you're takln& one ofthtlt ttsts, take Kaplan ftnL
Wt teach you ir:udly what the test cover, and show
you lhit ltSI talun1 strattpta you'll nttd to score your
best. No one tuches yo u to think like the test makers
better than Kaplan.
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SUFFOLK SPORTS
THE SUFFOLK JOUllNAL •
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_WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1992
~ HE.~~!!
Suffolk TKO's Wentworth
1 ftrtt.
lan
111d show
irorc JOur
d.maktrl
Perju also noccd 1hat ir the bospiUl forpn:cautionary arays, which wen: negative.
A!icJKristiaMonkickou
thepl:iycr, allhcllbrokek>ose.
WELl,ES LEY · The
Suffolk Rams soccer g.wc last
fromthcSuffolkJOOCcrprogr.un . Then: were noc many punches
Thurlday against Went.,,orth InPuju said, '-rllis fight thrown in the bniwl, mostly jU$1
stir.re of Technology .,'MAIS·
wuourrau.lL Wccannotaccepc pushing. Mterafcwminutetil
, <!ndr.d by the rdcrces wil h 20
th is Ir.ind or behavior, and this is seemed that calm hlld bccnreminulCS lcR in lhe pme b,:c.3usc
why we suspended lhc playcn." S1ored, bu11hen1hccaptainoflhc
of ii bc.ich<ain& brawl.
The fighl stancd when Wffllworth1Camcam::0vt:rtolhc
Two SuCfolt. playus,
Kristi3nson was punched in the Suffolkbcnchand strr:tJi;11: figh1
Endrc Kristian50n and W)tllCf 11.omachbyoncoflhc: Wcntwonh :1110,·crapin. lt lCctthcrcr:
Exot,ar,wete&i¥Cnrcdcan.blor
pbym,, which lhe.«.fcrecs did cn:es aboul 15 min1,1.ies to act
figt11ing , making them lACligit,ic . noc ,cc. Kriltianson rcl:llLlucdby onkr restored and to decide who
would be ejected Crom the pmc.
ror lhc fC:Sl or lhe game and lhc k:klting lhc player in the lc&follottinl pmc.
The rden:e did sec I.his, Whc.nthcpmcwasfinallyn:Mariano
!Wliof however, and Kriltian-,n wu qttd. the ball was awarded to
from Madrid,Spain,w.-1ivcn• givenatcdW'!i.Ashcwuwalk• Suffolk.
Al that poinl, lhc
n:4 card fo r swcuina at th~ lnaofJlhcf11:ld,Krist.iaNontumcd
Wa,ntorth'1cmdl10gctofflhc and ran aftu the pl.ayer who Wencwortb playa, IWtcd ariufie.Id IO dlal the pme could Fl punched hiffl and kicked lhe ing wilh lhcorracia!Jthatthcball
should have belonged to
n:swted. Two Wen1worth P~• pllyer again.
en we,e given red cards. u well
Petju commented. "It is Wentworth, and then the referees
Kristianson, a junior espocWlybadfor1playcrtos1:v1
from Norway.and E,cobal, ISC· a fight after he hu been given•
nior Crom Wakefield. wen: each re:t card. It iJ unxcep1ab:c t,r.. ccr. Everyone just wanlS to fight
,
Kristianson or Escobar arc in •
volved in any more fighu. they
will be suspended pcnnancntly
Journal Staff
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Jfficc
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crs1ty
SGA candit
pre-electio11
Three Suffolk players Game tied 3-3 when
ejected; suspensions
play suspended
handed down
By 'Ed•oad Bro:illaa
>rricc
r 521
Volume St , Nwnbu 4
=
~ 10 sit o'ut Satwtby's ! t ' ; : ! l = e ~ =-~th11
eoo::~?.
Non had
The
player
pmc a,pinst WOf'CC:SlCf State.
=:~:::,~p::s?:
andURUC.M
c:011ti,111td on pa1r 10
Kristianson DCkcd WU tuen Kl
ByEdmoad Bl'OSll•a
Joum:11 Slaff
WELLESLEY .The
Suffolk soccer team had been
playing a good game up until lhc
bcnch-dcarina bnwl thal ended
the game with 20 minutes lcfi.
Mos1 or the pme was
played inlhemiddleoCthcficld.
witfi neither team hiving a
plethora of scoring opportunities.
Sw'folk had a good pine plan:
5"'1!thcball,ktepit011thcp-ound.
r 521
makc~=~tinc :nw:';:,1g~~t!!!::
and
hrju said. 1;biJ i1 the way WC
have to play,,90 that we can win
,omcgamestlJisyear. Wchav,clO
pasatheball<f"thepoundoutto
wings. Fifi pulCI _ Ji~
will
playcnsomeroomtocrcatc.
. . _
The team swted out by
USUll this pme plan. bul when
lhcydid nocmeetwithimmcdiatc
succus, lhc pl3yen became im•
'cntandswtcdplayinaouior
""'·
SWCollr: players became
fnllitn.tcd because they hadn't
coach :u Wcytnnuth South High
School. After m::cntly ll'mina
down I tcachin& asslgrmcnl,
DonnaRuscctumaybe Ruscckas,juslthispath..lvemrelativcl7DCwlotheSu!folkUni- ber,acceptedhcrjobasthca.ssisvcrsi1y athletic prop-am. bul she tant 11.hlctic difflctor at SuffoD:
is an old friend to the South Bos- Univcnity.
ton commUnlty. ln, tributeto hcr
Althou&h she now lives
immcnsealhlcticability:indio- in Quincy, Riqc,ctas has ncftorvolvemcnt in several youth pro- aoncn where she has con:e from
grams, Ru.,cc:bs will be honored apidhowimponantherhometown
by lhc commwiily by bcin& in- oCSoulhBolaonhumtantk>hcr.
ducted in the South Boston Hall " When you lhint cf yow- home
orFamr;.
1
own, you lhint of lhc pride lhal.
Jllvolved ln sponssincc goes with comina from there. I
she was 12 ye.an okt Ruseckas love a)'UI& I'm from lh-::re beprovedtobtatakntcdalllkteln ca-..se I have that pride ; nd bemany South Boston communi1y ca11C ofall the p&easan1 lhings
sportsprov,w.s.&.c:ellinglnboth that have happened in my life
,o(lballandbasltctboJJ,Ruseclw lhcrc,"saidRu.so::DS.
would goon to be I stat athlete at
Her involvement wilh
Archbishop Wllli3ms Hi& h both South Boston and neighborSchool and later at Bridgewater" ing communities has been both
Sl.lltc Collqe. Rusecbs would
one or cornmjtmcnt and hard.
become a physical education
wo.t. Whilcillhertccna.Rusecb:I
icxhcr in the Weymouth public
bcpn wortina with commllftily
a:bool sys1em. She had been the ,choobttwou,h theci1yof&ok•.
hcadvoUeybaJ]andlOClballcoech
IOn
ooanador and sapervilor
atWeymoulbNortbHi&bSchool
ByMicluidTodiao
Contributin1Repor1cr
1catcr
!lfot:
1Ucgc
:im
1ffolk
'2JJ7
708
421
603
110
615
Jegc
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SAWYER- Studcnl
Govcmment Astoci■tion candi·
datea:dcliYCl'Cdthcirpe-elcction
spccchesThundayntwcn::gjvcn
lhc oportunity IO answer qucstion.t Crom !he students.
The canctidalCI Cl •
pressed concerns about lhc lack
of11udcatif\volvemcnt,andcommunicatioobctwccnstudcntsand
Sludeflt organiz.atk)ru, StK:h as
SGA.
The problem of apathy
among studcnlS bas ycl to be n:solved. This is evident in the
a:on:dagoalandbceauseor sevc~b3dcallsbytherdcrccs, who
would greatly alter the game.
Abo<Jt 15 minu1~ into
the game, Wentworth scored the
fintgoalofthc pmeon acontrovenial non-call by 1hc omciah.
AWcn1worthplaycr was
clcariy off-sides, but lhc referee
didnocmakclhccall, lcavingthc
Suffolk defense behind the
Wcntworthforw:ird. Thcddcnsc
had to hwry to catch up to the
Wcnr.vorthplayc:randthcyfoulcd
u.
.,,__
::U~:;;:;.:
a diru:I tick.
James Ncbon.
When asked what she
rellwu.apccia]abouthc:r,:ibat
Suffo1t,RUJC:Ctasaid"'OcU.in1
tbcopportunitylObeinvohredin
t:tMIUSMd /#IIC 10
°"
,::i~:
tiV'Cthatpves~hcs.
Even the freshman Cius
Is noc adequately represented In
thc.clcction. lbcrearelwocandidates for both president and vice
pn:sidcnl,howcvcr.thc:rc.~oofy
1
11tee candicbies ror ,class rep~
conti11utdonpa1r2
-suffolk moves
1
r~gister v_te1
o
ByMklltlt MOkl .
Contributln1Rqlortet
c:on1i1tutd onpa1t II
Shebterwcn1on eowort
ror lhc Natiol'I&! Sporu Program
run by Boston University through
whkhshewuab\ceoeapcricnce
the diversity other communiticl
had to offer. Rusoclw Ihm IOOk
hcrabilitieslOthcUMassBoston
campus where she became not
only a supervisor and counx.kJr,
but a coacb..and teacher u well.
It is boca&i,eoflhis type
of dedk:ation and pmc.YUltlCC
thatRu.,cc:lcashasbo::omesosuccessrul at Suffolk Univenlly.
"Donna b a youna women with
an en111in1 pc.nonility who
brings a passion IO the alhktic:
challaigmwhichshcmostreadily
accepts u pa,t or at1 everyday
routine. Wc're privilcgcdtohaYC
u individual of her quality u a
member of the univmily's ■th•
kticstafT.~ said athletic director
i~
This problem of apath y
is caplifiedinthejuniorclasl,
whichcouldonly muster onceandldau:forpn:sidcnt,andonewritein candidate ror vice presidcnc.
The Junior ews also had one
repttSCJILlll:ive scat wilhout a dcdared candidate.
The SOJ)hom~ class is
noe,;ccption,EricaChristianson
and Michael Mirabile were the
only candidates. ror rcp~la·
two sludenU sc ninnin1 for repn:scntatiYC of the senoir class.
While the Suffolk playen were 111uin1 with lhc orn- _
cials about lhc non -call,
WaitwOfth JMJI the ball down,
passed ii over to the right, and
then 11:on:d an u.sy ,cw.
Suffolk' s frus1ra1ion
showed u midfielder Javier
hred3 and goalie Jesus Gan::ia
Cu:onaocintoashovingmatch
Assistant A.O. Ruseckas to be inducted into Southie Hall of Fame
.obby
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JournalStaff
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' DONAHUE-Some
people vote to vcrice an opinion,
others vote in ordcrtodisagn:e
wilhJOmconc else's opinion.and
still othcn choose not to voce- at
all. No mallc:r what their reasons
may be, those people who haV'C
chosen to vole have alt gone
throu&hlhc~. simpte,lhrceminutercgistnwofiproccu inor•
dcr IO be able IO 6pn:ss lhcir
views lhis ckiclion year.
This pasC Friday and
Monday,SuffolkUnivcrsitymadc
itcubforscuden1sandothml0
register by hokling Vocu Rcais•
tratioos in the lobby of the
Donahuo. Buildina between the
hourlof9Lm. tolp.m. inthc
afternoon and 5 p.m. lO 7 p.m. in
theevcnina.
Manysllldallskiudthc
opponunity to repr in • betwecft claua bcca,ac thc locationwua>acceaible.
Dana Joqu.in, freshman .
saidhecholetoriaistcratthc
schoolbccluse"it'seasy,it'sc:on•
vtflim1,andit'sri1hthcn:."
The convenience of be-ing able 10 rc&iJle, during school
scemed10appealtomotiofthose
who signal up.
c:onlinwd on paJt. lJ
F
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WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1992
THE SUFFOLK JO~~
,
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Volume
Nelson
receives
MBCA
award
Botha
coach
and
educatbr
By EdmOlld BNIAUl■
Journal Staff
RIDGEWAY-Suffolk Athletic Diiector Jim Nelson has been
named to receive the Massachuseus
Basketball Coaches Association 's
Presidential Award.
Nelson is obviously honored
by this ,recognition from his pee~
which will be giVcn to him a t
MBCA's annual banquet on No-vc~ber 13 ai Boston UniVcrsity.
He said, "I was certainly
p!c,asantly surprised and pleased.to
hear from [MBCA President) Ernie
~ n µ!at be recommended me'for
ltic award. I have always had a great
appreciation for the ~CA."
The award is given to people
who show great commitment to the
ass9(:iatio.n and for general contributions to basketball in Massachusetts .
a, &moad Broa••
Journal Staff
RIDGEWAY Alhletic:Dinlclor
0
Jim Ntlsonhasbccninvolved,r,ithSuffolk
Univenity in one way or anolhcr ror almost his whole life.
Nelton, SO,eJ.plaiolCd, MSufTDllt
huhldalonghistor)'ofassociationwitti .
theCambridaeYMCA. Ig1ewupin~bridieandspentmylormativc yearsattAe
Y.
•
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IJwiJlamydaysi.obi.Jhachool.
Iwowdgocto,,11arijlpracticemy~ballstillsattheYandon1fcwoccassKIM
I worked out Wilh the Suffol..t lcam."
The Ar~g~ resident 1w been
employed at Suffolk foi 26 yean, fits1 asan
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head basketball coach in 1978.
.
Hesbkd. "Tbingshavcchangcd
dramatically. Back wticn I suned. we had
physical education classes at the Cam-
:~:i~~:i:,~~::~~:~t!!:
hockey, s«ccr. sofiball Of cros.s country
rOf men :md women, all of which we have
,onti,u.ttd 011 pagt 15
NCAA director under
investigation for use of loans
By Mic:ud A. Todi ■o
TBA
Con1n'buting ,Reporier
too
-Cowtd; c,fS>l/fl>lk f'wb~ Rdotio,u Dq,o~
Nelson has worked at many
ofMBCA 'sbaskctball clinics where
his blindfolded dribbling pcrforhavc becomequi\e popular.
c also helps high school basketball
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Cbach Jim Nel9on, Suffolk's AUethk: Director
rep1ymcn1 schedule, arc availabk: to all
:as~~: ~t=~~
said WalJh.
on the ~e
achool, ti!;,U::;:.~:i::~=Y~ ·
=:~
:,~~~
laytrs make choices about "their
ivcs after high ·school.
Nelson explained, "I have
n a resource lO the association
for students who want to come to
this univei-sity and I aJSo provide
referrals to other institutions. ~at
:=~~t~
:0:~==r:
;111e~iitionismai~lyinthal.lhiJtakcnnythingawayfromSuffolt volved in high school athletics, so
11.hkdcs and in ract said .. A Divjlion m Nelson's wodcwithhighschoolstua1hle1c,c,enu10havcmorededbtion•d dents is greatly appreciated by the
~=~~::f~:~in!~~
desirctoplaybecauselheydonothlveall MBCA .
;!~ru!;~lotu!';.!:;
:;:.::=;;~~~
io
=it~i:c'.,:11!i,~tmgat~~~·m~
before these accusation• would hit home
Suffolk baseball. crou country.
for lhe National Collegiate Alhletit Asso- and women's basketball co.:h Joseph
cbtion.
Walsh commenlcd Uw coaches and adNCAA EJ;ecutive DitcclOr and
former Univcr'Sity ofVirtinia Athlelic Dim:ior Richard D. Scbultz is 10 be investi• tobrw:thcrulestoaccompli:shthcirgoals.
"8ecauJcolallt'hr:incc:ntives•d
p,ed ror his alleged l'Ole,in the dispemn1
of 4S questionable teudent loam to 30 n:wanboffctedbyadvertbenandalumni
uhietc:s loCllingS l4,949dwin1hiJ1enUJt uwell11job,ecurity,1coac:horduec&or
at Virginia from 1981-1987.
rem .. awesome harden to put out' a
AcconlirtatoNCAArulescon- wiMinatea"n,Thcdolllrha11lolorpoweac:aaingfi...::Waid. " l..oenl,acepflo- iDcolle,ctpOrUandtllcnamberol1121•
dlbia~bi1,chooblljlllttUIUftl."
~----balcd.-•n:s•
more compatible for the
1
wasboun ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ i ~ NCAA. f:a':a
:::~
a11 ot the allegations and ,candals SW'- 1noutsldeaourcetohandle
rounding coaches. pla)'ffl, and univeni- 'Jheinvestiption. FormerKentuckyCoun
ties in rel,ID'd to inappropria&e financial oCAppcalsJOOge,JameaPan:Jr.. hasbeen
deals ranging from unclhical recruitment chosen toe,.pltnonly
lhe lul~!r~g~~=!:owd.
•~oP:itionbyo~ '.spcc~
love to have hi&h profile playe11 come to ts the ulttmatetnbuteso thtsu most
Suffolk ho ia very proud and out,poken gratifying to me. 1berc is a strong
about his Suffolk athk:leS and goes on 10 analogy between coaching high
schotl and coaching Division· m
rar in the business world."
colic~ level, w~~ there arc no
AlthoughSuffolkhasbcenlhlclo athlcttcscholal1hips. Nclsonswed.
avoid these rumicw acandals. Ibey are
Othcrrccip~tsoflhePrcsiroctift&.IOfflc ol lhe countries bi1aell ntiaJAwardwillbeMichaelKanc
achooll 11.1Ch • Soutbem Mdhodilt Uni- f Monson Junior-Senior High
venity, and Univasity of ~evada-Las ·
landJenyHo'wlandofBos1
now knoc:t:inl on the
EnglidiHighScboot.
will
.
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"'-,,nn
St; Number 3-
, I!
Students ha'Vl
reaction to Clio
By N.£. Eacobar
Contribulin1Reporter
BOSTON- Democratic
Prc,gdenliaJNomineeBillOinlon
speech to• crowd of
aboul 45.000 people ., Faneuil
Hall Market Place in Boston on
Friday, September 25. The Ar·
kans:lS governor'• address i:entm:d molllyon lhc topicsofcdur
delivered a
cation,1national hcalthc.Rbill,
and thcCfOOO'"Y•
Despitcthcwcaiha',KV·
cral Democnoc sUltc.leadenWCl'C
out in full
to show their
S\ippato[Ointon.EVCl)'OIICfmm
ron:c
MassachuXtts Attorney General
ScOII Harshbur1er to BOstoo
Mayor Raymond L Fl~ 1r1d
fonnerU.S .Sel\llorPaulTuips
~~~;;,~.~ ~ -1._change, ii..,i-ll~have to. vote l'or lmka:~
.J-.6'4 ~
,;. ·~
~"!""'~~~==
AJ the crowd chanted
"WeLoveBill"and"P.ourmore
Months".FlYMwasableto \ncitc
lhecrowdintoaomethinaclosely
rueniblingal'renzy.Hecvcn~nt
as rar as to conu,are Clinton lo
Prcsidenl John F. Kennedy by
BiiICtintononNovcmber3.
oCReplblic
"There have be~n
_ . AJ'
400,000jobs lost in Ma.mchu• ~~
·
,cwsinccGeorgeBushlmbccn tb3nmtflyi
praidcnt,"Aymsaid. "S1nce81U Muachlltil
. WddandGccqeBldhti,vebeen had sbown
R'ock · r.-e
1 -voti
the Hard Ro
ByLor;-;olMS!ft•lmer ·
~~::~~sai~::te~~~
leuc. "We want 10 remind all
pocen!ial v ~ !h:lt lheir YO ices
Roct.CafeonSepternbcr23.Rock will be heanl loud and clear on
theV01e,anationalnon~ elcctiondayir lhcyrcgistcrand--
BosroN . Al lhe Hard
=:::.=~,!~: vote.";
"1 1hiryispot(catun:san
tionorSecn:wiesofState,kickcd unknown little- bQy who say;s,
~~~!u;':r:on~ ::.~! !:~~ ~~n!,~public SCf'Yice announcemenl.ll for me. Register 10 vote... The
aimed at increasing vol.er regis• audience at lhe Hatd Rock
uattOn~~:~A spots. ~lhemostapplauic~this
scheduled to air in two phases in
Connolly eKpl4inedthat
September and October, were the campaignwillunfoldin two
viewcdattheconventionandprc- ptwes. The first phue is inscnled by Secretary or State lended to gel people to re gist.er lo
Michael J. Connolly.
vole, while the second gea,s lo
One spot features bring out votersoncleclion
Grammy Award-winning singer/
songwriter Michael Bolton • d
anothcl'(eatLR1AcademYAWantwiMing actor/pr!)ducer Mx:MCI
Douglas.bolhencoura&inspooplc
10"rcgisla'tovote"andto~
loud" onl!JcctionDa_y.
" Voteklud"isthctlleolc
ol the PSA eampaign. Patrick
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SUFFOLK SPORTS
16
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1992
THE SVJ'l'OLK JOURNAL
THE SUFFOLK JOURNAL
Ne· Son Rules!
J
Suffolk Universi!y's Student Newspaper
'-
Nelson
receives
MBCA
award
Both a
coach
and
educator
BJEdaoadBrmaH
JounwSwl
RIOOEW.A y . Athletic Dm.1or
JimNclson'--beeninYOlvedwithSufTolk
Univcnity in one way or anothcf for almos1 hil whok lirc.
Ncbon.50, explained, MSuffolk
tw hldalonghistoryolusociaoonwilh
thcCamtn:lac Y~
. lgrewupinCambridacandspentmyronna,ivcycsrsai lhc
Y.
•
M
Dwing my days in high ,chool.
I would 10 down and practice my baskdba.11skills at the Y and on a few occ.usioiu
I worked ou1 wilh the Suffolk team.~
The Arlington resident tw been
cmploytdlll:Suffolt fdr 26ycars. r1111as'an
assistanllOforna-AthlcticDirmorClurtie
Law. and was named full-time AD and
head twkctball coach In 1978.
He staled. lllinashavcchangtd
dramalic:i.lly. Bxk whep I SllU1cd, we had
physical education cl:wcs at lhe Cam-
bridac YMCA, the faci lity wc ~ beforc
wcbuill OUfOWAIYffl, We didn't have )CC
hockey, soccer. softblll or cross coun try
for men :lnd women, all which we have
or
rontinMtd on pa1, IS
By ~oad Bromaa
fournll.lStaff
RIDGEWAY-Suffolk.Athletic Di.rector Jim Nelson has been
named to receive the Massachuscus
Basketball Coaches Association 's
~sidential Award.
Nelson is obvious! y honored
by this _ecognition. from his peers
r
which will be given- to him at
MBCA's annual banquet on November tfat Boston University.
He, said, " I was certainly
p~ntly surprised and pleased 1
0
hear from fMBCA President] Emie
,tl)at he recommended me for
Ifie award. I have always had a great
apprct\ltion for lhe ~CA ."
( "Tile award is Qven tO people
who show great commitment to the
ass~iation and for general contributions to basketball in Massachusetts.
J'
Nelson has worked at many
Coach Jim Nelson, Suffolk's Atletbic Oirecto,.
ofMBCA 's basketball clinics where
his blindfolded dribbling pcrfor•
ccs have become quite popular.
e also helps high school basketbal l
layers make choiCCs about their
ives after high school.
Nelson explained, " I have
n a resource to the association
for studcnLS who want to come to
this university and I also provide
repayr.ien1 schedule, are available to all said Walsh.
referrals to othet institutions that
~t=n~~ on the same
Because SurTolldsa Division m would be'morc compatible for the
Due 10 a conflicc of interest,. the sehool,thc~dono tha ~thcopponunity_ scudcnt.';
to
1
NCAA. in an unprecedented move, hlmd. : : . : ~
:r:i
~e~sociation is mai~ly inan outside source to handk
thallhbtataanythin 1 a..,■yfromSwfolk volved m high school alhlcbi;s, so
the.investigation. FonnerKentuctyCowt athletics and in race said" A Division UI Nelson's work with high school scuoCAppeab ludge,JainesPartJr.. hubeea alhle1tseiemstoh■vcmorededic1lionand dents is greatly appreciated by the
~~~~o~:r::s~~y Virginia. NCAA desirctoplaybec■usetheydonothaveall MBCA.
investigalor1 will handle the oven!! cue. the lui~;r~~~~=!:ould ·
"Recognition by one' s peers
Swfolk baseball, cross country, love to have high pro(lleplaya,cometo istheultimatetributcsothis ismost
and women's baskel?lll coach Joseph SwTolk he ii very proud and outspoken_ gratifying to, me. There is a strong
qrccn
NCAA director under
investigation for use of loans
BJ Mitbd A. Todiao
Contributing~~r
Cf-L\RLOITESVILl.E. VL• It
wasboundlohappen100nerorlater. Wilh
aJJofthcalk:ptioosandlCanCblsiurmunding coaches, players, and wiivasities in regard lo inappropriate financial
deals r.111ging from unethical m:ruitmcnt
praclice1 10ac1uallypayingplaycrs,i1
=~:
~:'U:
seemed like it wu only • mane, or 1ime
heron: lhese accusations would hit home
for lhe National Collegiat.eAlhlctic AsJOcialion.
NCAA Executive Director and
~~h~:o:=:shoai;s~ : :
former University of Virginia Athlec.: Di· ducuwinnlngceamthattheyaretcrnpted ' sports, and wort,, is self-disdpli~ and
rector Rktwd D. Schulu is co be investi• 1obreu:therulestoaccomplishtheir&oals- will aorari,,1-ihebusinesswodd."
ptod(orh.isallegedrolc,in thedispcn:i.ng
"Becau,eofalltheincentivesand
Allhou&JISuffolthubcenabk:to
of ◄5 questionable twdene loal\l to 30 rewardsofferedby~vertiJen:andalwnni avoid these financial scandal.I. they arc
achletes toW.iaJ Sl◄,949 dwinJ his 1a1in uwdlujobsccunty.acoachordim:lor . roclrina mme of the coontriea bigat
:t::
!:':7C:~:ioe
atVa'Jin:=::!-~AA rules wncanin& financial aid, .. LoMI, cwcpt ie-
:!m~~=~:O~;!:
in coUese
■nd
,unber ol
9PQrtl
die
tcan·
=•=~=~=-~
Veps and are now knoctina on
pmute-.. Mm: baltld .-i a regU dab i n ~ biJ_ ■ctloob ii jaa atatin1," NCAA'1door.
the
analogy between _coac~i~~ high
school and coaching DiVISIOn· m
collcJC level, where thqc arc no
alhleticscholarships,"Nclsonstatcd.
Othc.r,rccipicntsof.thePlcsinti.aJAwardwill bcMichaelKane
f Monson Junior-Senior High
I ~ Jeny Howland of Bc?sEngli.lhHighSchool
Volume St, Number 3
B-.con Hill, Booton, Massacbusetll
September 30, 1992
Students have mixed Suffolk
reaction to Clintori 's visit awards first
homeless
scholarship
ByN.E.F.lcobar
Contributina Reporter
BOSTON- Democratic
PresidentialNominceBillClinton
delivemi I speech 10 • crowd or
::about 45,000 people I I Fancuil
Hall Market Place in Boston on
Friday, Sept.ember 25. The Arkansas governor's address cen•
tcmimostlyonthetopicsoledu·
By Mtdide Mc.ca .
.Contributina Reporter
SAWYER• lnatimeof
increa.sed unemployment. pov•
cation, ■ n■ tionalhcal!llcartbill,
and the economy.
eny, and a a,owin& multilUde of
homeleu people. ii q no-.onder
=~~::=;:
:~~:=pt~=~·=
Despite the weather,9eY-
~of.Clinton.everyonefrom
Massachusetts Attorney General
Scot! Harshburaer to Boslon
Mayor Raymond L. Flynn~
ronneru.S.Se~Pau1T,onps
reinforced Oinlon'1 main cn,n.
paign themeofchange.
M 1 crowd chanted
he
··we Love Bill" and"Fourmore
Months", Flynnwasabletoincile
thccrowd into,omethingcklsely
resunblin1afreney.Het'len"fC"I
as~~~ ~ton bto
~ 1 n . · _n Y Y
e
apair. Yet.rort(evin Dilvis,111ho
. fClides as lhc Pinc StrceeInn, lhc
~~~~:---.--.-,-====--,-,,-',---,-..,.,.-..,...,...,...,1
chlnae, it ' have to vote for
- comparinabirn k1Ulenthusiulic
h■slosl260,000peopk: aiare:sult
BillC'linton GnNovcmbu 3.
otRepublicanpoUcia."
preacher on s~y morning,
"There have been
Al,Plynn left the stage
· AIOinlcibSJ)Otc.ilwas·
400,000 jobs lost in t,w.,achu- ~ Clinton 100k lhepodium he ll{JPll"ent lhalhQspe«;h WU ro.
se1usincc.GeorJe8ushhasbcen lh:inkedPlynnandtheTCS1ofthe cusingonthclarJcpcroentageof
president," Flymsaid. ..Since Bill MusachU:ICtt! D(moa;ats .,ho students who had shown up to
WckhndOeoraeBushh■vebcen h:1(1 shown up. He even joked
contimudon t2
f\JWR. is no lon&er., uncertain,
R&ha,itisatimcroranewbe1initlng:
•
Davi■; 3 l , is this year's
~ieniofaruurour-yeancholantiip. O■vis,1tartedclassesas1 ,
finance m■jot as the School of
ManaaemenlinSeplemba-. This
is ihe ICCOnd )'Cir" Suffolk bu
anrdeddtilscholantlip.
·
"When I came to Pine
Stne-t, the Cuturc kloted b~.
R'ock .i"lie- Yofe'~bakes s;~]~~
s
a sWement released by the Uni--
the Hard Rock .C·"a~e---;;~;:,~~E.l.~:;
_
II
By Lo~alMs-:«P•lnttr
--===-BOSTON · Al the Hard
RoctC■ (eonSq,t.emlier23,Rock
~':e~~:~~i:li;:'p~:=
tion with the National Associa•
s:~:lt!:~~r::
~~~
~
lease. M wane to remind all
Y.,e
potential voters th:11 their voices
will be heard loud and cltaron
::1
day ir they register ud
A third spot rc:u11tCS 1111
tionorSccrelAricso(Swe,ticted unkn(lwn liule boy who s:iys.
offlheM'Machusettsporticllloh. • When J grow up, rm..~.lo
n:11ionnl campaian or lelcvision vote, but until then you can do It
public scrvkr ■ nnouncemenu: for me Register to YOIC " The•
aimed al inCl'C:J.1ing voter regis•
lnltion nnd participation.
•
The three PSA spotS,
scheduledro air in two phues in
Sepiember and Oc1ober. were
viewed II lhcconvention ■nd pre•
sented by Secrelafy or Stale
Michael J. Connolly.
One 1pot features
Grammy Award-winning singer/
songwriter Mich:icl Bolton and
l udlence 11 the H11rd Rock
awarded the mOSI applallSC to chis
one.
Connollyexpbinedlhal
the campaign will unfold ln two
phases. The fira ptwe is in1ended lo get people to register to
vote, while the second gears to
bringoul votcrs,on election
"''·
Other speaker, ■ t the
event included Dave Herlihy or
winning accor/pr¢ucer Michael ().Positive:Oedipus,thepropam
Douglas.boehencnnainapeopJe direclOrorWBCN: Bosaan mecto"rcgbtertovote" andlo"'vote tion Cvm'missioner Jovita
loud" on election Day.
Fontanez: · and Lawrence M. · •
anoUlcrCea«Llf'CIAc■demyAward·
"Voceloud"isthelbemc
or the PSA campaian. Patrick
~
·
sig.ne.dto111dtfiosiewho have
droppcdou10!,chool butwishto
C
onnally comple1e lheir educa•
lion, Davis was infonned or the
scholarship.
Daviswassda;C
edfrom
~ 13 applicants, af\.cr in"terview■
WEIINESDA Y, SEPTEMBER 30, 1991
Rock the Vote
Walsh,cdiUJrol the SufToU:: Jour•
"'·
Archer fellows scholarships delayed
Liberal Alts Md Sdcnca, is an
hoftor1 pn,anm forthc academi-
_.,.,,fr_,.,,,
WEDI\IESDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1991
rcpc ova thiapul )'Cllrhas-awak.
ened .. the youni people of 1
11t
United SIBICI and will be a f:icto.
thalwillbringthcmou1tov01ci11
According to Connolly,
sincc 1971 , whenlll-ycar-olds
wercgi11Cntherigh110~.young November. -voun1 people arc reg,
people's votin1 i»mdpation hasdeclined in ever; praidenlial istcrina in fCCOrd numbers ana
ekction. Only36pm:en1ol l8to will continue to in gl'C3tcr num.
24-ycar-<>kif n3tionally showed bers In th e nci t lwo week .Connolly prtdictr.d.
up to Yott In the 1988 dection.
Oedi p us nid man y
WalshsaidhcbclicYCI
righl now Is I cri1ical lime for mcmbat.Q(.thc WBCN :iudicnc,
you n1pcoplc1oregistcr and 'IOlc. wtt disillusioned with govern•
'11le studcnLS rue sca,ed. Noc ment. "(Thcyl really don '! fee l
only do they h:lve 1 wtllT)' abou l like they have a say.and we're
0
graduatina :ind rinding a job in trying to chllnge that with 1hc
today's economy, bu1 also how Rock 1he Vote Campaign..•
WBCNbrmdasledtiv,
thcy~g01nJtop:iyfor 1
hccducalion they llf"C gelling in the rrom the Hard Rock Caresian111g
11 J p.m .• encouraging people to
meantime." said Walsh.
Connolly agreed 1h11 comedown and reAista to v01c :u
younJ people are bcin& called the rq;iscnlion tables that Wl'rt
upon top:,,yfortheirowncduca- sc1upin lront or theruuuran1.
tion and help Olli financiall) al
The lastd.ay toregis1
cr
homemott.lhanhavchad toin the.
p.ut. Hc11lsosaid hcbclicvci lhlll for the November election is 0c
1hc monu mcnlal c hanges in Eu-
THESUWOLKJOu,tNAL
3
E.D.S.A. Has
PMAWTOM
Tickets!!!
f>/J/1.11/011
'°""."')
J(
f/1
• ,,.,
Bud,etingronc:cmswilh
incomina freshmen al,o c~ies
problems for the Financial Aid
callypomisin1stwcnt1. ln ordct
SA WYER• Man y Suf- ro tt.cc.lve the mcril scholanhip,
studcnts m11S1mairuin1).osrpoi,11 1¥Cn&O or betlel. For inaramsc1pn:llk'.dconccms11whal
cornin1 freshmen. Peny said, the
thcybclicve10bcadcbyin reissueofgr.desi.Jnotaproblem.
ceivin1 lheir 1992- 199] awards.
Thuc students recc iYc their
Accordi nJWFil\lJICial
gradesbcforc thcygrodu:itcin
Di~ lor, Cluistinc Perry, a ma-
Office.
roUc Uni'ICrlity lludenb pa,tici-
11,,
1
patin1 in lhe An::hcr Fello11i1 pro-
jori1 oflhcawards havenlrcady
y
bccndisbw-Jad.
he re we re 164
awards." said Peny. "One-hun~ and ten oC them were completed by Scplcmbcr 2. bc!onclaucscvcnbc:1an.·
Shec1plaincdlhe()(hcr
SO w~ oo a wailin1 list from
An:her Fellows Faculty Coordi,.IC,,, Dc3n David Robbins. Be,
fore RobbiOJ can 11nnmvc 1hc
award;I, he mus t wai t forlhc u mmcr &tldcs io be processcd.
u
Thc AtchcrFcUowspro-
gram, orrcrm by the Collc&c or
The Evening Division Student Association has a.limited number of tickets·
for the Wednesday, November 11, 1992 showing. Tickets will be distributed by lottery. Deadline for submission of the order forms is Wednesday,
September 30, 1992. Drawing will be held on Friday, October 2, 1992.
The limit is two t_ckets per studeni;. The cost is _
i
$30.00 per ticket.
June. Some prob lems lhcy arc
havinll are ~tum in ll s1ui:aen1s.
applyinr lor summer courses.
caUMJadcbyin proccssina1hcir
grade,. Othct delays a,e caUJCd
by JtUdtlllS ma k rng up
1ncomplctes.
"When )'OU JIYC aw:wd
dcptndr:nl on a Sludcnt's GPA
thcrcarcaJwaysdimcultics, "If;
aOOCnt tw 11 2.8 GPA. and he is
lakins sum mer courses. instead
of not 1ivin1 him thcawant. wc·u
wai1toscelfhcbringthis:1ve,age
up over the summer:
0
--!"-- have any ques.tions; feel free to contact E.D.S .A. at 573-8328.
If you .,._. __________________________________________ _
lasl )'C:&I, S0111C s.lU•
dcntsdK!n"t know in November or
December if lhcy wou ld be get•
ting theirawnrds. ThiSyt:lf l CJ.•
pec1 1ht:m1oberomplc1
cdbythc
cndo(Scp1embcr."saidPclT)'.
Phantom of the Opera
THE WQ_ EN'S CENTER
M
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Name: - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- - - - - - - - - - ----1
-Musathusc11.1 tw the
bcsl univmitics this side o(who
knows where.- Clin1 said u I
on
loud chea went up from s tudent
:.uppot1ers. -unless we change
the c urrent sutc of educatio n,
however, they will be dra,Jcd
o1own. Every Sl~nl wil h the
ambition 1 continue his or her
0
studits should !live a chance 10
doSO. f 'NlU'lt lOCSUbtish H)'Slcm
whciccvcryonc will bceli&iblc
for:&!Qt 1woyc:,,rsofc:ollcgc
instruclion, l wanttobclheoncto
"op.:n thedoorsolcducattonfor
Invites
All students, faculty, staff, women and ,-,.,.:.;:.:;';;',:';,.::~
men to attend a reception at the Munce did:ues.
:.':7,~~::,;,~::;:::,t,";:'.
Conference Room, Archer 110,
..,,,"',.,
bcmgdiscusscdhe:re.··euubc1h
on Mon d ay, O ctober S, f rom 4 to 6 p. B voung'"''•" ,M.,. g;..
....,.,,_ror bcc:&use
'Tm
you! -
00 . , , , , , , _
Cliruon
A faction or H.ln-ard
UnivcrsirySIUdentslcdbyMich.xl
Cole, vice p,ujdcncollheYounJ
m:ide their presence kno wn dur •
ing the C lin con/Oore rall y.
-1don'tundcrsundho11,
anyone roukl v«e for Clin1on.Colc staled. - He ·s cl\anacd so
miny of hb v~s since the pn •
maricJ. ttc·1nocwhat hcp,c1cnds
lobe. Al \cut I blow when: Bush
~i.ssuc.s likothccconomy
and foreign poUcy.-
1
1
Telephone '#
Daytime:
Evening:
Student ID#: _ " _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _,.___,
(order fimm without verifiable stutknt ID # 's will not be entered in the wttery)
Whilei t wasc lc:atl hal
.some students were conccmcd
withthci.ssueaol thiscampaign.
Bosl:on Uni vcr,ity s tudent Joe:
Aposllc seemed not 10 SUIC of
where he slOOd in the grand
dlcmeof thlnpwhcnqucstioncd
why he had mtde the choice 1
0
vote for Bush.
COME CELEBRATE THE
rm=:~;
OF SUFFOLK
WOMEN
l!...=~aa:;;;;;;;~~--===-=a;aa;;;;=aa!J~:'~:=r:;,,:,;:,~ ""·~u~~~ :
Hischoiceor Al Goteauomcooc
whocarcsabou t thcenvironment
Address:
Repub licansCl ublltHarvill'd,h:ld
"My iwenu arc 1>3y111g
forschool,-heldm itted.. "And I
gucss thatthe)''ve inn ucnccdm e
to IWO vote ror BllSh in NoW!m•
Mail forms to t:s>
E.D.S.A. "Phantom Tickets"
· c/o Student Activities Office
· 41 Temple ·Street
Boston, MA 02114
Or bring them to. the Student Activities Office.
WEDNESDAY,.SEPTEMBER JG, 1992
1
putycarhas""awal( .
oung people of the
s andwillbc af:lc101
,gthcmout1ovote i"
THE SUFFOLK JOURNAL
3
THE SUFFOLK JOURNAL ·..
PHAWTOM
:dk tcd.
~ipus sa id man)·
theWBCNaudicncc
oMd with govern.
~Y I reall y don'1 kcl
vca say, and we' re
Lll/'IIC that wilh lhc
.cc Campaign.··
ICNbro:idas1ed ll vc
dRod:Cafc st:in mg
counr.ging people 10
IOdreJiJtcrlOVOICal
iontablcs thal W
Cfl'
Tickets!!!
lloflhcrc.staur.U
ll.
: last day lo regis1
c,
mbcr election is Oc
f>/11mto111
'
\
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of'the OtJ,,;·
1
.ilh
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The Evening Division Student Association has a limited number of tickets
fo[ the Wednesday, November 11, 1992 showing. Tickets will be distributed by lottery. Deadline for submission of the· order forms is Wednesday,
September 30, 1992. Drawing will be held on Friday, October 2, 1992.
The limit is rwo tickets per student. The cost is $30.00 per ticket.
If yo u have any questions, feel free co contact E.D.S.A. ~t 573-8328.
------~------------------------------------------ Phantom of the Opera
Name:
faction of Harv aJd
lldcn!S lodbyMich:lcl
rcsidcn1ofthc Young
1Clu ba.tHarvard. h:1d
,ruencc known dur ·
IOn/Corcrally.
tkwl' tu.ndcrs1311d ho..,.
1 voterotciint on,"
ld
d. "He's changed so
is v.ews sincc lhc pn ·
'snocwhatheprctends
at I know wllcrc Bush
ssucslikcthe economy
npoUcy."
hileit wasclear th3t
:rilS were concerned
iucs ofthiscamp::iig11.
1ivcrsi1 .s1udent loc
y
cmcd not TD Sutt of
slood in th e gran.J
hingswhcnqucst ion~
d made lhe choice tu
,...
Myparcn1S :arcp.1y,ng
,"hcldmined. "And r
thef' vcinflucnccdmc
tcfrir Bush inNovcm-
LIFES
E.D.S.A. Has
)Uflgpcoplcare reg
ccord numbers an<1
e loingreaternum.
ncxl two wee k: ·
'WEDNESDAY,
,Ch~pp,~l~:·. *.masician
-· )11~~.!t.;...~.
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Wilh 'therc!c,xolhil
si.r.dl~/,c~
Moik~
J&ndsappc:G
timeof~k>
iNtrume:itaia11xim.'
t11einnov110rofauniqucCODlcffl.
porary jaZ2 Dmd with beautiful
melodies ruMing Olrou&h each
track on the album.
lt1Starcho/thtM01iciJ
acollcctionofmclodic10nplhal
showcase OlappcU's song writing and piano playing abilitiet,
The theme of the album is Jove.
Each 10n1 on the alburti is filled
wilh emotion.
,
°'3ppell, who will be
pcrfO(fflina•thcBert1ccPerfor
manceCen1eronOct.3,dcscribcl
hi.I m~ u "contemporary in•
strumcnlalmusicwilh slrongmc-lodklhemcs.ll'smorccmotional
than cerdnl. t1's musicyoujusa
l;ind offeel and youdon' 1have lo
think loohanl."
Oappell had a passion
fotmuskatancarlyagc. " l stu1ed
playing mu.sic when t wu SU,to
Oianicll saiddurina art:eentin-'
-·
tervicw. "ISUrtedootonthcac- ·. __ _,..._ _ _ _.,.._ _
- conflonand<q:anbcforeplaying
thepiano.
"Aguycamcinloclass
wilh an accordion in fin( gawk.
::.~:;t'~f=
.wantodtolatell9C(ll'dionlessoas.
the) should fill OUI • ,shccl and
IW:-il home lo their folks. I was
~•xcitcda1ioutsoeingthis
guypcff()(ffl."
TheMicbipn-bompiar.isthasnocJC>Okedbldsince. He
~~=:~~-~:!;
Barcdona I
Show" and'"
Spoci,I."
Th
·==odtoimprovilemusic
dationu.!Cd t
~•ward-wi
announccnu
musicalthe1ll:.iveni1yoCOregon
been ~~~m;~!~.~~
=
=
propamaandspccials..Hilmusic usedonlcle\
wuhcanlduringthebroadcutor futurc.
Mr. Saturday Night is ~
Address:
Telephone#
Daytime:
By Lia McCuUouab
Journal Staff
lion fillers, but Buddy blo"' • off
thc mcdiocn: spoU.
Billy C1ystal' s new
When a script with a
movie " Mt. Saturday Night, ~ charactcrpcdect roreuddycomcs
whichmarkshisdirc.clorialdc- :.iong, he aeis his hopes up. The-but. has ,ornc flysteric31 scenes day of,.thc. 11udi1ion he is told the
but docsn '1qdite m3ke the grade.
anothcr~ic,
Thtmovie sparu:overafiflyycar
Evening:
::i :itt~
o
Student ID #:
(order fonm without verifiable m,dent ID
#j
will not be entered in the lottery)
pcriodi nthc.lifeofcom ic Buddy
·Young .f.f.(Crysaal)and his man:iger/brOlhcr Stan Yankclman.
played by David Paymcr.
lllcmovicusesascrics
Mail forms to U:S-
E.D.S.A. "Phantom Tickets"
c/o Student Activities Office
41 Temple Street
Boston, MA 021 14
Or bring them to the Student Activities Offl_ce.
of flastlbacb 10 accomn signific:an1cvents in the brothers' livcs.
lllcflashbacksserveuame:ins
oC showing Buddy's rude, arrogan1 manna, espccially toward
his family.
The nashbacks :11!0
showthatStanlostsevcralopporhllliticsUINllifc,bccauscBuddy
. Buddy's:ing~.I ~
ingthepartboilsovcrffhcand
Stancoduphaving i. fighL All of
hurt and Cndbation of the JWl
fiflyycars,sutfaccs. •
1n one ,cene, BuiSdy'a
wife Elaine, played by Julle
Warner. tcl)J Sian !bat lhc knew
allalongBuddyncedtdmcnlhan
afamily. Hcnccdodanaidiencc,
100, In thc cad. II was his.family
thal kepi Buddy logcthcr and
made him whole. ·
There
few peal
scencsinthefilmipwhich Crys.
141 got 10 lhow hb talcn1 as a
were•
wuthcbrothcrCVCJ)'OAcwanltd
to k.now. Buddy tries to m3ke it
q.ainuacomicwiththehelp of d;:unaiicactor. buttheycouldDOI
Amlic. played by Helen Hunt. a.
)'Olllllcomica,,car.Hetricsdocollliniu on pagt! S
Ula COIINDCrCiall and inlroduc•
WED. fSDAY, SEPTEMBER 31, 1ffl
N
LIFESTYLES
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1992
TH E SUFFOLK J OURNAL
.Chappell: Amusician with emotion
Journal SlaJJ
REM teases
listeners
the s«~::3.::;~is~;;:~with a new
CD singIe
•
"'°''"
~:~lit"~~t~: VIOlr'
~~ti!~~U:-t ~ih ·
andmybrolherlilerallyd:inced
hiswircdownthcaisk."
theinno¥alorof■ untq~~
por■ryj■nlOlffldwithbcaotifuJ
melodics ruMin& throua}I each
tnct on I.he album.
htStard o/1~Mo1icd
ac.oUccticMto/mclodic,onpthal
tr.welling somewhere to sec 1
k>vt:r." Chappell suled.
Two of lh<
'°"'
:"!,:" ~':u~bau~ ~I~~=~ 1 -,~.-,-... H-..-.,--~ . -.-
showcase oac,pe1r1
writ•
in& and piano playin1 abilities.
The theme or lhe album is love.
Each DII on the album is filled
with emotion.
Olappcll. who will ~
paformin1 Ill die BcrtJcef'afor•
manceCcn1cronOcl 3.dcscribel
llis music :u ttcontcmpor.i.ry in•
strumcnu.lmusicwilhslrongme•
lodicthcmcs. lt'1 mote emotiOIW
thancercbm. 11·1 music you just
Dndorrceland"JOUdon'1 have to
th ink too hard.'"
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Contributin1 Rcp:>nc1
,ong.sinclude$01l'1Cfabuloussaxo- RONNlEWOODphoncpbyin1byOlppcll 'sloog•
Lime band membn Tom Politu:r.
The pi.3.no and s:uophooc tom •
bill( 10 make some tlllly memoDbk melodics.
Chappell will be pc,.
(onn,ng m:1q11311C when he per•
I
foons:atthc BctklccPcrformancc
· Center. A J:Uophonisl, basilst,
and drummer will bcpbying the
melochcinstl\immulson1salon1
withC'h:lppell.
Chappell hopes th:i.l
pcopk will rc:i.lly listct1 lo and
Chappell had a p;i$Sion
formu.dc11ancarly11c.Nlstarled
music wbcn I was siC
lcf\licw~
1
J im Chappell
cordtonandorganbcfo,epbyina .,__
thcpi.ano.
'"SLIDE ON THtlii··
This b lhc first solo al
buminienyeanrorRormic W,~.J
and is I Car cry rrom his mus,c;it
dcbutat nineycarsold,play1ng J
washlxw'd·wilh his brochcrs m J
skiffic band nc!3r London Air
port! Did ypu know that? N,, '
WeU, 1hi1 CD come with a 11,:.11
linle info book crammed 10 1hr
hill with lyrics, candid phoeo~
anwork. and blctpound inCor
ni3lion(ancumpkoh,hichh:i,
_,Th<,-,Mk" - _...,,- .--,,,,,,e>=="'=""'m« o1""- p.-"'io ~:1~~r~~~h:n~~f~·p~;
·"'hl,-pn , - p;.,•
•
= ym it1 -l
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H
linellfl~IUCII musicians.AC•
!';,':'~~~"=
Ban:dooa and°" "The Today
as many emotions u tbcff: are
:~~""Tllt-Barbar.aWaltcrs
musicauheU.:ivcrsilyo(Oregon
11-e All.bcimcr"s roun -
people 10 hear and apprcc~e compan)'inalheu•Rollin&SIOnC
thc
m."" l11 S,arrli o/ ih, Mai ir,.
rlst lwnoclool:cdbactsince..He
" A guy came into clut
withanflCCOfdioninfinegnwx
and 1wted playin1 ■ real upbeat
1on1. He llid 1h11 ir anyone
wanted IO late acmntion lessons,
they should rm ou1 a sticct 311d
take ii home to their folts. I wus
rally ucitcd about seei ng lhis
guy perform."
Yer
Qt3ppcll wrote ''The Big Day"
r0thisbrolhct'1wcddin1. " Aller
the ceremony. I swied with 1
trnditionalopcning,thenjumped
into an upbe3t, uubcranl mode
Widl .there!c.ucolhll
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:..~:Elwu:~~~)
:
1
==~cdioim~viscmusic
:
:= !: i~~;:
Chapcll ' s m11Sic h:i.s announcement entitJcd. - ~tay I
11
been used on scvcn.l ickvision
~
1
progrwnsandspttiab. His music uscdoniclevisionandfilms inthc
wa.thcarddurin1thcbroadcu1or iuturc.
.:f'ij!
1:;:c::::;:d~:-'!~ ~ae{lJ2), and:eH~
l:l'Caltothecars.Aworldofpas.
~ : = y ~ ; i n \ ::,:
siorl ande~iotu is av:ailabk to proji,ct'_ bu! \t could only be (au
anyone who hstcN.
since Ronnie Wood 1w lot"SI
co,uinu~ on page 5
Mr. Satu'rday Night is a Sunday morning snooze
Ry Lis.a McC .. llmigb
Joum:i.l SWf
Billy Cry11a l' s new
movie .. Mr. Saiurday Nigh1,"
which marks his directori.:ll debut. hu some hysterical scenes
butdocsn'cquilemalcethc!gradc.
Themovic1pans oVCJa firtyycu
pcriodinthcli(eolcomicBuddy .
YoungJr.(Cryslal) and his m:in aaer/brothcr Stan Yankelman.
played by David Paymcr.
The movie u,es I sc-ic:s
ol rlast,backs 10 account signific■nccvcnuinlhcbrothcrs' livcs.
The Ouhbxks serve u a mC::UIJ
or showing Buddy's rude. !lfTOpnc manner. especially ioward
hiJf:lmily.
The n:uhb:i.c ks :i.lso
showthntStanlost sevcraloppor•
tunitictinhislife,bccatl5CBuddy
wu the brolherevttyOAe w:intcd
cotnow. Buddy 1ric1 to make it
a,pina,acomic with lhc help of
AMie. playut by Helen Hunl. a
)'Ollnl comic qcAI. He lricl doin1 commercials and introduc•
lion fillers. bul Buddy bl""• orr
the, mediocre
spou:.
When :i. scripl with a
charactcJ pcrfcctforBuddyoomcs
~,ong. he gets his hopes up. The
,by o { lhc audition he is 1oJd the
.wt has gone to 2nOlhcr comic.
KMIMaldcn.
Buddy"s:in1cnbwtlos•
ing thep;ii'I boils 0;vcrand hc:i.nd
Suncnduphavinaafi&hlAll or
hun and liustmion of lhc p;uc
fifty yc:us surlaccs.
ln one ICfflC . Boody's
wife E13ine, played by Julie
We1r'ttt. tells St.ln that she tncw
al lalongBuddyneedcdmorcllWI
af:lmily. Heneededanaidience.
too. lnthecnd. ilwuhuf:imily
th:i.t kepi Buddy together and
m3dc him whole.
1bcrcwerca(ew1ru1
ittncs in the mm In which ery,.
t:il got to show his Went as 1,
d..am:uicac10r, butlhcyC011ldno(
conri,uu 0 11 page S
appcartd ro, almolt ' evay bad
C,om Led Zq,pclin to lgy Pop.
'"Slidc OnThis"tooli: fivemontha
tol'ffl)l'd. with Ronnie bcin& in•
volvcd in eyesy pl(1 &om pn:.plaM!na IO laWfll. Check OU1
aome ol die choke •11et lite
o{1JirMa!~r~~=~!:~~
.BJ.~rij~. Yeua _. . ,
TIIESUFFOLKJOURNAL
5
Extreme comes
back with strong ""'""=-:.:-,:::--M --"!..":'.:'..,;.~~
fi II
oB1MauMaalia =:;.1:n~~"1;:! ::::.:--.:-.. :;!':~.E.~
ow-up
aerofk,:O=ofE&ainc
I 11
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100 _,
_
Saturday,....,.,,,
'"Ain'I RoctN ' R.oU, Knoct
.10Clh Ou!. Mim Be Lov-e, and
Show Mel", "Raad•o Aaaie
(Utlio'I Banlcllo)" WU I ■olid
CC"lllltry Wlnnallal and "Pear
for Your Jlubn"
pat Cl•
1,q>I lhal ill bc1innln1 · ia very
nmlnlloentoflhcRollln1Stmcs'
t·me" Ht.:111brcater.'"Thca1Jlime
s hoct rocteu on this are
~=
timcabuti1 wuhyftla''1pcw•
Coolribulinalleponer
toane1plosivemcta.ldcmom1r1-
tion.
Barb, · Bon;Moltolm TraviJ :
DrumJ. l'trciu1io,i
RcconlcdinS10ughton.
MA, lhis album is one of those
new sound rca1wcs that iln'1100
weird. Sug• is a •new lffJUP for
me. I have no consciou1 memory
oflhcm unti l this CD landed in
my ltp. This lrio hu power.
whlnthcy aec ic, nobodyknowt:'
Then: is no similarity from net
to lnlck. Amon& the prime cuts
arc MA Good Idea. Ir You Can't
Ch ■ nae Your Mirwl, Portune
Tdlcr, Man On The Mooft, and
Chan,ea:". Thefoundalionofthis
wort can be found in Hllclplcss'"
and in "HOOVCJ ~ ". Keep your
::~■::i~s:s~
TOO MUCH JOY .
"Ml/TINY"
HI>onna Everywhere"'.
" Just Like A Man". an d
" Unbc:i.u1i(ul":arethcchic(ingrcdicnts 1oan " AHN0. lalbumlh:i.t "
lsa re:i.s,rorthccars.Mutin yis
dcfineduarormo(rcvoltapins1
authori ty and .. MUTIN'(" is
revolt against the norm. 1}lis is
notthcfm ■lbumbyTooMuch
:!:t;!~Y!;'~er~
ttEi tttmell: Pomograffiti." 111c
newdiscisdividodlntothtee
sec tioos.clcvcrlytitJcd"Youn.M
"Mine," and "The Truth."
lW'CI
111c ··volllJH side fca .
I.he hard rocking side or
Eitrcme.11 incliades the album's
ftr1t s ingle,thc1111t1-war"Rcstin
Jucc," and "Cupid'a Doad.- 1he
only IJ\llc dud on the album.
the
tort:C~~i:==~
::;~=~r.=:;~
d9rieofd'le band's)!ll'Cviousmep
hit. '"MOR Than wonk.:- "Slop
theWortd." thchwnolOu.s"Tragic
Comic." and the c.molional dimu of"God Isn't Dc.3'1," hiah•
li&~I the second side.
"1beTruthM
side,wllich
is subtitled "Everything Under
The Sun", is a. trut:e--pan epic.
This is elhibilion of Eitreme's
aeativity and cipcrimenuuion
includlnglheuscoranon::hestra.
The third side openJ and clo,cs
wlththesoundsofachild 's music
Davis cotltin11tdfrompa1, I
with grace and
we.
=~~=~;:.
aae.dcicnninationwhiclllhis
"ORJVE'', SINGLE
Sit B,-ctl Think a momcnl l Eiactly how many REM
sonpcanyouname?Orforlhaf
mallu, hum? CouAlless, • least
rormc. ffc!c'sanothcronetoadd
:t:~i~l~~::-::1s:r:,u:
"DRIVE"isaboanewonffo,
prognm~.!~
stitulcdlastyca-af\erDennisrcad'
about Zana Co1. a 9-yc:ir-old
girl dciermine:d to IUCcu.d in
.::hool dcspitehcrhomclcsmea.
• emwaspn:,rnisedar1111
~z:•=~=
,choolwitb ■ "B"a¥eft11:
abandwbichlwa>mc_..fR
lbisyearS.troltwlNDd
byaomefotsupposedlylOUl'ldina io~the~toaomothcame on each wort.~ ' oncwilhbothbltq~
thedeiaymachinehclpsavenlhil and thcdeswtoSWtfi&btaway.
opinlon.llnot.the lyric,do.Thia Oitecioro/F'IIWICi■l AidCJllril.
iJarelwngpic:ce.Not..aslow. tincPmysiiddlalo.visaeapa
borin1~pcrao, tu:Ulcn1t1• tobedoinJlae. "HoilJ-1!'111
lliftin&billad.Beonlhckd.:OUl INOlhedeopCftdrlllicpoalja
for"AUIOfflllk:Pii::.ThcPl:IOpJc-. _
lib anybody c1ao. He il·WIJ ,
REM'• new album on W.-na
pald'uhoSuffolUortheoppor-
Brothcn..
tlwtJol_•~f\mft."
EvcryStory''.i1tutill ■dminble..
149 Charles Slttd, Beacon Hill
0
'1'11.rcc Sidcl to Every
S1
ory" may conf11.1e El~'•
new ly-won of (ans. II could win
,ome new lisiencn and thepnlise
o(critk:sbulmaylolcachana:at
a high,longscandinaposilionon
the charts. But who knows?
"Pomopaffilti" unleascd a few
surpri.Jes. Only time wi ll tell ir.
1'11tccSidclcoEvcryStory"pos•
acsses the' potential rot u:cesa
:ind Che s tayin1 power of
"Pomopffii\i."
there. CrtsW toot
allot
acopift1fdtyye#1oflbediarac.1etBoddyYouqJr.'aUfe.Unfo,.
Ulllely,hejullmlahtbavealmad
BEACON HILL PUB
.._._.
with ~ : ifther.l .
scnscorhumorandhumanil)'inlo
Dean o{ EntollmCflt and Re•
song. ycc Too Much Joy docs 10 tcii~io_n ~&_.emc~t Marg.uerit.c
REM.
wbcreialhoworb.
Unque11i;nably,
Ins1cad of cacerin& :::;:e~::o::c~Y:~
arictlytothcpublicea,Eiirane
likes IOfflerisbonthcir,ece,w lhciraaemJ(kltvo6dcJoniAalheir
ttlcasc, "1'1wc Side■ To Every lula{bum,lhetudlwklltlOffle
Story.- The Bolton bued' t.d oflhcn,wenetJyconcai.ncdon
1w rol.kJwcd in the foolltqll of
ThcelcclriciiyoleaUcr
"bephirl,,","Thw:in".and"Ute theBeatlcsandQIM!,cnbyrn■t:in1
l1'". lfyouwcrelookln1forancw lhdrthirtlrekucconccptualand IOOIS lite " He-Man. Woman
Hater... '"Dccadcncc Danc:c... the
IOUnd, you'll be disappointed. I( mu.sically ciperimcnl■l .
■nthcm ic "Gel the Funk Que, ..
you wcrcklotin1 for good sound.
and the upbive Hit'• (a Mon•
bcrc itisl
The local rockcn Aili
display their unique funky-metal s&a)"isncvercqu.■Ucd.
Nuno8ct1encourf11lic•
SUGAR ·
in such scandou110t1gsu"'Pacc•
in& 1uits rilTs and 10c-alllill&
"'COPPER HLUE''
materDie ," lhc ■nti •ncisl "Color
Me Blind," and " Politicalamity,M solos. the icin1on thecakeoCthe
IWO previous albwnl, is far d
TRIO Bob Moidd: GIU1ars. Vo- bul they never really match I.he
ca.lJ, Ktyboord.,.PtrcwuionDuw divctsityontheirprcviousttlcate., prominent of "1'1wc Sidel To
w•
~:.-- pornyt:d aupat,ly by
1r1y■lof'SbD,thobrotbcrbdlind
\ WeFeat~re
Bud and Miller Light on Dran
16 oz. Frosted Glass • $ 1.95
Darts • Pi11balls- Video Games
Basketball • Football
p pen •tm 2·\1-m.
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WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER JO, 1.992
THE SUFFOLK JOURNAL
5
Extreme comes Saturday,._,,.,,.
back witb strong but~=- . ~:.·
~-;.:~:~'
.......... follow-up
:1=.:::
'cvuy band
carry the weight ofth.itmovic.
COlgyPop.
Thesrna1i'!::.::=.h
;
l: fivemontb
nicbcin1in•
times
•· Chett out
show lhatThe~w=in!:
Paymer'sehataac:rwulhcltron- goes, but fam ilies will always be
guofthe,:°=of~ there. Cry1tal 1oot I shot al
~IID&lea:lit.c
U ICDoctYa;
le Lo,e, ...
B1Ma1tMllllia
.
Conlributin1Rtpona
..... ._
In.lead of ca1erin1
"•11aiu:• strictly1othepublicear,Ei1remc
nlqirwr, Ultes JOmerisbonlhcirfflCt.nt
>lm1Slonea' rdea.w:. '"11lm: Side, To Every
'"Thealltimc Story." The Boston hued bald
1 1hi1 arc has followed in the footsteps or
n
in",and"Ute the BeallcsandQuccn by making
ina rorancw their third rclca,c conccprual and
appoinlcd.If mUJicallyu pcrimenlal,
rgood sound,
The local rockcn sim
dispby their unique funky-mew
insuchstandoutsonpu"Pcace•
makuDic," thcanli•mt isl ..Color
Mc Blind." an<1-Politicalami1y."
Gui,ars, Vo• but they never really m:uch the
:1WionDID't divmityon thcirprcviousrclc:lsc,
1/nt Travis : "Ei.trtmcll: Pulnopuffiti." The
new disc is divided into tl'lrcc
s«tions,clcvcrly tillcd"Yours,"
I S10u1h1
on, "Mine," and 'ihc Truth,"
BLUE''
lwisn'l loo
w ,roupfor
In
"""""'°"'
D landed
has power,
1oan eitpk>sivemetaldemonslr.l•
"°"·
&time Annie
'wa alOlid
incorlhose
:./!nlhe:i::_.~=
The "Yours" side fca•
lures the hard rocting side of
Unque 11i on a bl y ,
:rywherc".
an", and
:hicfingrc•
albl,lm lh;u ·
. Mutinyis
cvoliagains
thdraaonp110avoidclonin&thcir
1as1 album, the b1M1 hulosc some
oflhc raw cncrgy contained on
"Pornognffilli-
TINY" iJ
cru.tivity and cxpcrimcnuuion
including thcuscof1111orchcstra.
The third side opens Md doxs
with.thcsoundsofac.hild'smusic
cnn. ThiJ is
yToo Moch
Davis C0'11i'1utdftom paae J
:~~ei-U:
wlthc:..:h cl thcm.
u::~:n: tenl:,n
~r::~:c~t: ~ :
Dennis said, "Kevin Davit ha
alrcadydispbycdlhctindofcour•
age andde1ennil\31 which this
ion
SINGLE prognm ser:ts to rccogniu."
Thc scholarshipwasinhink • mo. stitulcdllulycaraflcrDcnnisrcad
1nany RBM about Zaia Coit, • 9-ycar-old
' Or for lhal girl dc\Cnnined 10 succeed in
ea, a t ~ s:hool.despitchcthomclessncss.
.. oneioadd
coxwaspromiscda ruu
1thefMfU'C four.year 11:hol:lf'Ship lo Suffolk
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puVCltth.is andthedesiseioswtf'i&htaway.
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tinePcrryuiddl&IO.vislCC:ml
ucinallcr- 1
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thelootout
be-hople'",
oa Warner
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a,atefuJ to Suffolt ror the oppor•
tunityolabcuerfuwre.'"
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149 Charles Street, Beacon Hill
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Hatcr."."Dccsdc:noe Dance,n the
anthcrnic "Get the Funk Out,M
and the uplosivc -1 (a Mon·
1's
s1C1risncvcrcquallcd.
NunoBcucncourt'ulic•
ingguitarriffsandtoe-curting
solos,theicingonthe cakcofthe
iwo invious albums. i.1 far less
prominent of 'three Sides To
EvcryStory",i1isstilladmil'1lble.
1llrcc Sides 10 Evuy
Story" may confuse EJ;llffllC ' s
newly-won of rans. It could win
some new lislenerSand thcpr.lise
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is subtitled "Evcry1hing Under
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This is eithibitiawor Eurcme's
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imprcuive. Unfortunately, in
odytnows. only true dud on lhc a,Jbum.
, rromtrlct
and the slay ing power of
prime cu11
Thc''Minc"lidedispla)'I
' You Can'I the.,Clcrsidcoflhcband. It " Pornogr1ffilli."
d, Portune consii uprimllrilyp.rballads,aJ·
lhO!Jgh swprisinglf . thcR is no
llionoflh.is cloncoflhcband'.1prt;viousmcga
"Helpless'" hit, "More ThM WOfds." "Slop
', Kcep your lhc Wortd,"thc humorous'll'l8ic
diosamplcl Comic," and t h e ~ cli•
by WSFR, mu of ''Ood Isn't Dead." high•
lightlhcseoond sidc.
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..,
pfflraycd superbly by
We Feature
Bud and Miller Light on Draft
16 oz. Frosted Glass - $ 1.95
Darts - Pinballs- Video Games
Basketball - Football
"Everything needs a motion."
A Matter of Equality
At the recent Suffolk University Cultural DivCfSity
Confcrcncc, David G : Pfciffcr, professor of public management in the School of Management. pointed out an over•
sight in tf\c non-discrimination policy of-tlic Suffolk Jour•
nal.
.
.
Pfeiffer quoted the Journal 's non--discriminat,ion
•Rocco Ciccarello, prtsidt111 of 1ht S1udt111
GavtT'MKIII Association, comm,ntut1 0'1 lht
SGA'.1 proetdurts IWltr RolHrt's RiJtS of
Order.
· Letters'to _ Editor
the
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opponunity ~wspaper and doe, not cfisl!riminatc against MBA students want Journals too
anypcnon•forlUSOn ofmajor·colmeof !ltudy, race.creed,
gender, color, or sexual .orientation."
"
Thcovenight highlighttdbS' Pfeiffer, who is handi
capped, is th:tt the policy makes-no mention.of handicapped
pcn:ons. To exemplify this point,' Pfeµfereaid, "Therefore,
I assume thalJ am not wClcomc at the Suffolk Jownal."
·
While the Journal's policy makes no reference to
handicapped pcnons, we do not d.iscrimin·atc against any
perl(>ns for their inability to pcrfonn certain tasks. In fact,
the Journal's editorial board .was unaware of any problem
and no oomplaints had been filed with the editors until this
conference.
It was the intent of the editors when the policy was
fon:nuialed for it to be global. The editors wanted it to be
clear that discrimination would not be tolerated by this
student newspaper.
1bc Suffolk Journal has subsequently amcnde<;t its
I:!:; ~:n;ri~~;a:o~n~~cls: ; ; ~ i ~
Ju a lWC$enl in the Saturda:, 'Bar.cutivcMBA Pro•
,gram, I hadoOcn·wondered why Suffolk Univtnityclidnot ,1
bave • ~
~tll'SplpCr. While vWtin1 the Sawyer Build-,
;n1on W ~.Scptcmber l61o p:aymytuition bill, Ihad
myqucstion,answcred. Tbereis1ncwspapcravallable10the
day students, however, it 1ppeat1 WI the publication hu
bocncompletdydistnl>utcd prior ioowc~on Saturday
morning. C.ouldyouplcascrcscrvcapprodmatcly2Scopics
for ~ of U:!I who attend the Ei.c:cutive Programi on the
weckald.t7
.,,.
,
If you could ~inatc the delivery ofthep:lpers to
Pctei-Nowact'sofficc,(1
hcDirectororE.uculivc~s).
thepapers c.ould""bcdistributcdinthetafcleriaon S31urdays.
This would allow 1
hc11
udcnts in 1
hcE.xecuth-c Programs to
Slay informed abou1 the ac1ivitics at Suffolk University.
Thank you for your nssisuncc.
!:t\~~dano
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.,. , ,,-:cN:-"",- - - - i~s - , , - _ w_ • tio~!~tions concerning equal opponunity and discrimina· art Up, olll sidt o/tht Journal ojfict in 1MS1udt,,,
II
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1
0
is imponant note, that even though the Journal
has amended its policy, it will not aincnd its writing style rMntsfor yoM 10 Itta copy oftheSuf/o/1:.Journal.
::tfy~:~
h~d~=:~:rs~~~~;!u:i~to:~~s'':~
A provisions for the poli~cally co
as
IOa
IO
make it clear what the handicap is and how much the
pccson'S physical or mental performance is affected.
The styles deems disabled, handicap, blind (or partially
blind), dcaf(orpartial hearing loss orpaniallydeaf) , mute,
and speech impared as appropriate terms.
"Discrimination is the product of ignorance, prejudice and fear and is intolerable under any circumstances. As
a society, we need to continue our efforts to bring greater
:=:ni:~~=::!~=~t:~~:
c.auscd~by ignorance. We must completely abandon the
belief that the needs of the many outweigh the needs of the
few and recognize that the few have a lot to offer our society.
~c!~s:~==~
and bope oar amendment! will aid in the greater under•
. . . . , dial all people have equal worth.
•
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THE SUFFOLK JOURNAL
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1992
Health care reform is anecessity
By
Ron Vlnin c
Journal Columnist
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lum:cn.=.:.._l..,-proud-to
announcclhattodaylsmyblrthday". fndoingso .
I will be happy lO rucivc any sifts, cards or
pleasantries tha1 you may wish to bestow upon
me. Wilhthat said.on101 morc hnporUnlissue
that is 11 hand in our country ... Heallh Care
Reform.
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A Matter of Equality
"Everyth ing needs a motion."
-Rocco Ciccarello, prtsidt111 of tht S11uitn1
Govtrnnst11tA.Jsociatio11.r/J1'11fftlllUll0111ht
SGA'J proctdurts w11drr Ro1Hrt'1 Rwltl of
Ordtr.
At the recent Suffolk Universi1y Cu.Jtural Diversity
Con(crcncc, David.G, Pfeiffer. professor of public manage·
mcnt in lhe School of Management, pointed out an oversight in !pC non-di~mination policy of the Suffolk Journal.
Preiffcr_quoted the Journal's non-discrimination
:!!~~~:o~.~::~=u:~ ~:~
opportunity newspaper and docs not discriminate agams1
= ~l~~nu~f
tudy,
creed,
1
':!~~~~~ofs
Health care in lhe Unlted Swes is in
grave lJ'OUblc and demands the immediate.direct attention or ALL poJitical ladcrson both
lhcSlatcandfederallcvcls. Hcalthc~.shou.ld
not be a partisan issue. however it has become
apoli1ical"hotpotat.o... l1lsa topicsocsscntial
to all Americans, yet it Isa topic sodi rficull to
address.thatnoonchasthclmegri1ytotack.Jei1
head on. Yes. the candidates have used the
words .. Hcalth CarcRcform". yettheyhavenot
di~ydeftncdaplantoundcnakcthfsmwive
overhaul.
Lase week on Niglulfnt. the focus was
on how Blue Cross & Blue Shield arc in finan.
cial trouble. It was also rcponcd that in ten
nee,
The oversight highlighted by Pfeiffer, who is handi-
Letters to the Editor
MBA students want Journals too
Ju. lludenl In the S:ttwday Bxtculivc MBA ProI hadol'ten wondcnd why Suffolk Univcnilydidnoc
havc•~~w1papcr. Whilcvili1in1thcSawycrBulld-
gt:llfl,
capped, is that the policy makes m:t'mention of handicapped in1on V(cdnc,day.Sepicmber 16topay my111i1ioo bill. I hid
persons. To exemplify this point,'Pfeiffer said, '"Therefore, myqucslioN answered. Thctc ii a newspaper avaibble to lhc
( assume that I am nqt welcome at the Suffolk Journal."
day studcnu, however. ii appca,I Iha! lhc publication has
\llhilc the Journal's policy makes no reference to
°"
been complctclydisaributed prior IO ow ctuscs Saturday
handicapped persons, we do not discrirnll14tc against any momma. Could you pka.Jc ractv(: approi.imatdy 25 copies
pcnon1 for lhcir inability to pcrfonn ecru.in tasks. 1n fact. ror thole or us who autnd the Eucutivc ProJf2ffll thc
the Journal 's editorial board was unaware of any problem WttkOlds?
and no complaints had been filed with the editors until this
Jr you could coordi11:11c the dcliw:ry of 1 papen to
hc
conference.
Pc1er Nowack· s office. (lhc Oi~IOfofE.ttcutive Programs),
It was the in1en1of the cdilors when the policy wu lhepapcnicouldbedistributcd in1hcc:afc1criaon Sa11,1rday1.
fonn ulalCd for it to be globaJ. The edilo~ wanted it 10 be This wou ld allow the studcnt.1 in the Eaec111ivc Programs to
clear that discrimination would not be toleralCd by this JUy informed abou t the ac1iv11ics a.t Suffolk Uni~rs:ily.
s1udent newspaper.
'-Thank you for your usisUncc.
'The Suffolk Journal has subsequently amended its
policy to be an ove r•arching policy as it was originally
JOKpl! S.Giord.no
1n1endcd. The policy now rt:ads (see masthead), ''The
MB A. 1994
SuffolkJoumaJ docs not discriminate agains1anypcrson ror
°"
Examining !~~rfectn~
thb, manyAmcricansan:forcedtoflndoutsldc
privateearrics. Thc)'mustcilhcrpayastronoml-
JourulColmnlUIII ·
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Nolmaa'i:a • pnra•==-: ■ "bk.iat..._.
• family can
so high lhat a middle~
swusw\Ufindil.tclfwllhjustcnoughtoscnpe
by.
Where Is the jusdce In our ~ t
systcm7Thcfccsth&IDoaorsandHOS&Jlt.abarc
cht.rglnghavegoncoutofcontrol. Health can:
Insurance tw risen to rompcnsa1e, but with
rowt.lcJsmalpracticesultsandlncreaslngmcd!calbutdcnsduetoAids.lhclndustrylsaboutto
iopplc. Thosclhatarchcalthyandwcal.lhynccd
not fear. for it ls those lhathavcthclea.st that
have been and will continue to be the ones that
surfer. But if the healthy and the wealthy an:
alsowlsethcwlU helpleadthcbatllcforreronn
as there will come a Lime when nothln& can
sustain the system that lsabou11ocomccrashlngdown.
Hcalthcarcshou.ldbcabaslc rightto.111
AmcricansundcrtheO>nstitution. ..Ufc.Llbcny and the Pursuit of Happlncss.. can not be
attained If one Is to suffer frocn stclcncss and
endless med.lea) costs. I am calling for a Na-
q,o..,_111p11aNllllrffl81■Jcdliita. l .-~odJ'1Wt._.
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tca1crpSUilkMqM¥c~i111apcmc1Dpnlilalccrrdalb7ffDlilttiur-
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also the same company thal is supposed co bail words may come as a shock to you. as I tm
.
~•afkaaila:tiarslli-.111palr,lk~ . . .
OUI the fail.i.ng Bay State Health Care Co. Why calling for the Federal Govcmmcnl 10 step in ilkNltioa!Opizu:abWDM1{N.O.W,)1\carpiiulica lm ........,.....
isil thatagRatpumbcrorhcalth~carriers "'and rcgul~ the healthcare system 10 ensure b.adwmiaayn::IDricab-.-'i ..-.,llll•lit--·1o111tlaolilclcu
1
arc golng_undcr7 According to NlglullM re- . that all Amert~ an: provided with basic
ponsh ls due co miss-managemcntandaJOO'l,lf)callh insuraru at affordable pmniwns.
dbto)
·
incrcaseor~costsslnce 1970.
.;.
.Duringth{selcctionycar,boththcRc•
WWwe.-eldl••• • ~•amittlkaaiolt . . an:ICDlly
lnthcbcginning.hcallhcm:wa.sanon• p.ibllcan and Democratic Parties have UJCd -"cai,c.Tk~euapkfl.-.:pnatm1lil~Mlflla ■ a-_.calfflf
profit industry. In fact an Id ror the Blues m:.hcallh cate refonn as a bun word. MI have amtllqe41Js..~ ,-....-,_ • ...__,.,..._
,,
1960 read "We' re ln The Health Business, Not~.rcsearthcd the plalfonns or ~dent Gcor&e
~Jllllli!F.t•-••l•tritc•*---.....__..e,
ln It For"{hc' M~~·" Back
~ wu ~BustiandOovemor BillOinlonitlscle':".that llllfl.~ .....fl ......... nt -=-:- ■ -c61 • ..._......,
available to anyone and everyone wilhpford-·•·ndlhcr candidate or party Ia wi1li!1a 10 tactic ~ F . - l l c ~ . , _IDeffmil~._.,., n. ...... « -c
ablep~lwns. Today the Heallhtaieindilstry11 'thls Issue In specific dctall. Am~c. can only
is In 1t for the money. Carries seek yountrf hopc that someone will take the lcadcl1hlp to . ..
ar . . .■--?
healthy subscribers. They an: happy to~, tkftnc'Whcre they stWld and set an agenda for 0oi--. . . .p1n1 . ., . 111.., 1
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you give them your premium paymenLS and
expcc1yourmcdicalbill5tobcpaid.°yet nolhing
is done.
•
Pcople who arc lhc most effected. arc
thosc listcdwith ..~-ex.istln~condltions."Thcn:
arc countless stones or Middle Ow Amcr1cmswithminorhcalthproblcmsthatarc~c.d
coverage by lhcir cmployco Insurance policy
duetolhcirp,e-cxlstingoondllk>ns.Bccauscor
Americas:::: October, I will bc&in an
election series focusing on where each car.didateandthelr rcspectivcpanicsstandoulllnina
in sped fie dclail how each intend 10 rc:solvc the
iSSUC.1:. Look for It, and
ii before you go to
theballot~x. Ir you an: ~I n:gislCrcd to vote,
thcrcarcstillafowdayslcfttorcgistcr.Rcmcm•
bct. ltls thedutyof~andcveryAmericanto
vote. and vote responsibly Nscd on lhc issues
notpartyimqcs.
use
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writp,i.nAer ■ .-._-.:..._--ssu...,6m~
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::u:::~~ :::::;,r:~~~u~i~p~rt~~\;;~: ~i~~!~ Ed itor's Note: Rt1tn"t ropitJ oftht Suffolk Jowr110I
lion."
art Upt oWJ Jidt of 1hr Jowr110/ o/firt ;,. 1hr S11uitn1
It is import.am 10 nole . thal even !hough the Journal AttM1iu Ct111tr. If yo11 urt w11oblt to ltl to owro/fitt
011
has amended its polic)', ii will not amend its writing s1ylc
;~~
lt0
~~:d~~~~rs~~·s~t~~u~~~~~o:;t~sc~~
~o:lfy~~
provisions for the politically correct 1erminology.
The AP style is 10 not describe an individual as
di,sabl:d or hanicap~ unless iris c lCllf)'.~rtinent 10 a
story; if such a description mus1 be used, 111s ncccessary to
make it clear what the handicap is and how much the
person's physical or mental pcrform.anc:c is affected.
The s1yles deems disabled, handicap, blind (or partially
blind), deaf (or partial hearing loss or partially deaf). mute.
and speech imparcd as a ppropriate ICnns.
Discrimination is 1he produd of ignorance, prejudice and fear and is intolerable under any circumstances. As
a society, we need to continue our efforu 10 bring greater
understanding of the needs of the handicapped. the people
of color, the disparity of the genders and the other injustices
caused by ignorance. We must comple&cly abandon the
belief duu the needs or the many outwci1h the needs or the
rew and recogni:r.e that the few have a lot to offer our society.
• The editors o r the Suffolk Journal ap01ogizc for any
mi.aundcntandingconcemingournon.d,iscnminationpolicy
and hope our amendments will aid in the greater under·
daat all people have equal worth.
ltlndiDJ
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" The only bad aspect or
going to Suffolk is planning
your commute three hours
before you leave the house.
lt'salwaysaprojccttocommute to lchool."
~ Boyd
Smlor
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.,
-.....--11111: '7oomanystah, not enough ~ . . . , . . . . . .■. . • 'IIII'
Wit.
elevators."
TimBrown
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"l """'1dha.. .,,ay ..... all
I assocwc with Suffolk is
nt)' school work , and I am
'1'he buildings are too far
apart."
very serious abou t that • So
consequently I am not very
TromayaeJ-
social."
~
KarlmSlSmlor
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rnESUFFOLKJOURNAL
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER JO, 1991
DON'T BE AFRAID
ANY LONGER!
FREE WORKSIJOP
"Self-Defense for Women"
October 6 and October 13
1 to 2:30 p.m.
SPECIALITIES
WEONESOA\'. SEPTEMBE_R 30_,_mz______________
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THE SUFFOLK JOURNAL
~
Vfrtual Reality~
:
Almost like
the real thing
By Shaan Raz,·i
huma.n-i111crfaci ng. This connects the
uscrdirccl1y to the simulalion. Different
sensors can be programmed to mean
Imagine being m:ldcsmall eno ugh ~iffcrcnt things. For example, a sensor
Journal Com:sponcnt
1 wal k thro ugh 1hc m1cmal struc ture or m your forfingcrc:an ml\ke y o u take o ff
0
1.hc human body . Y o u walk 1hru ug h the into night.
a combinatio n o f sensors
?r
du 'J.t/,m1tr1'.s- Ctnur
Fenton 430
28 'Dtrnt. Strut
~mJ26
'Boston, M.::t 02114
(617) 57J-8J27
• Sign up in Women's Center in the
St udent Activities Center, Room 326
• Wear Loose Clothing
lungs,thcs1omac h.1hc c so iihagus. Now
imagine n y ing a fighter jc1 111 1hc m id s •
o fawar. O thc rpl anes arc trymg to s hool
yo u down a nd you trn vc 10 dr.:fl.: nd yourself. Keep in mind th ;n yo u ;ic tuall y feel
115 if you arc lhcrc . Neu . imagine wa lk -
can d ~lc nmne whc thc ~ o r no t yo u arc
grabb111g hold o f an o bJCCl.
O the r s uch tools arc used a nd
m o re arc being c reated as we s peak.
T ools s uc h as tread mills allow you to
ac tually walk through a scene. Many of
:~~~~ft~ ;::~(~i~1~~v~~o:~:,~:;:c;c:. ~~:'°:~1~;3f,!; :::~;: li~~~:_ o~I:!
a
ing every d oor.
All of lhesc sccmin11, ly impossi blc activil.ies can be m ade lrue !hanks
lo ihe revol utionary ·· vir1ual reality",
T echnology has placed us in the realm o f
the impos sible . We arc no w able 10
co mprehend whal used to be
"Phosphotron", inven1ed by S 1e phen
Beck.,lsoncsuc himprovemc nt. ln anut
shell. !his device uses electro ns to triggcr nerves in tho eye regio n and trans mit
the s ignal to the brain which interprets
lhe signal as lig ht.
Theapplications0fVRarclimit-
·incomprehe nsablc. All yo u need is lhe !:~c...~i~i~o:.;nl~n:=:~~:!~:
"Violence
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Sawyer 427
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::Ii~;~';/~~.
equip~;~;:f
received
itS name because it c reates a rea l-like
si1uation (or simula 1ion) which is no t
part ofo y.r reality . Whut this means is
lhat you can experience things which
you may no t be able to under real c ircumstances via the use o f a· computer
a nd some other se miory equipmenl.
The conceptbchindVR is s imple,
yet it varies fro m place 10 pl ace. Fi rst.
Senior~ ii' re~y .
get
Tor adventures in ·
job ·se·arching
lauo n _ r the mmd are among the m~y
o
'5,Y u~ m& _the Phpsphotron, some v1sus
ally ~m~ ~ople h~ve been able to
ICC hght. Th1J1 1s unbehev~ble, but tru~Some have ~en able to increase the ir
light pcrcep~o~ ~y about 25~- 0th~
uses for VR in aiding the handicapped IS
simuln~nge_xpcrienccs which~irwo~d
not o rdmanl y be able 10 paruc1pate an .
Fo r example. a person ~ho may ~o t be
u,x.,cunee
SpcciallolhcJoumal
lt's dimcut110bcUeve.
u lhoughtsof11.1mmerlin1cr, thal
thislinalyearo(asenior'1undcrg.radua.1c.cam:rwill pass suddenly
and they will rind themselves in
pursui1 of a pcnnancnt job or ditteting their ambitions IOW31'ds
gr.aduateschool. N:1tional s1atistics indica1c. tha1only 10- 1511-of
alloollciegradu:r.tcsacquirethcir
jobs lltrough an on campuJ rccruitingpmgr3m. Conscqucntly.
thcreareav:arictyofjobscarch
tcchniqucsdutstudentsmustu1ili:ec:lnorder1osecurclllcjob they
~ire.
' ln rcscarchconductedby
thcOfftceo!CarcerServkcs and
Cooperative Education, it was
CS13blishedthat9J.4%ofthcclass
of 1991_were progcs:sivcly cinployed or in traduateschool the
yearfollowin1~ua1K>n. M
noled in the 199 1 SuffollcPlacemcnl Repon , "Placements or lhc
199tgraduatin1classarestrong,
favorable and competitive... This
si1ninestha1Suffoltstudenu are
, ~ye
l ) focUSU11~hac:conl-
in1 Iii) • cart.a"_
and 2)
ulilb:lng a realm of job search
s1ylcJ and resources. Caree r
Search datafortheclassof 1991
indkatcs thal42%of .thcclass
foundtheirpositionsthroughnc1w0tking.23!'- through uslna re-.
IOUrccs avaibbtc at (:mp Scrviccs (TbcRccrulting Employcn:
Program! Coops,intemships,job
com~uter s~pplic s ~he informa_tio~ for ;f~;i~g :~~e7i:iti~~~;o~l~~oy or fairs. thcjobnotcbooks, thcem~~~i~~~;:;~te~t~d:U~~bt:~;s
~R in re:~h !s inv_ ua~l~
~
ployment newslcuer, and lhc
umnir'lc~ort), 19%throu&h1
and very powerful. The reason fo r th is Is ~=~a:~h~lpcleHil~
:;:rs;:r~ng,:i_th
1>cc3:use .w hen a . com~ule~ se nd s a nd researchers in the field of c hemistry 10 ncwsp:&perad,8% lhrouthdirect
receives mformat1 n: 1tmc IS needed . A try 10 use VR to make a proccs 5 called contact with an employer W8%
o
~low co~puter _
lakes lo nger lo process moleculardocki ng morcunderstandable. through I pl:icement 1genc)'.
mformauo nwh1leafa~ter co mpu1cr ca~ The V R system allows a user 10 d o n a Suffolk 1r1du1te r utiljzed a
p rocess data m ore rnl?idl y . T~e tJme 11 pair o f gogglcsande111crthcworldofthe myriadofraourccsinachie"in&
takes to process d,aiu is_a c rn':1a l part _ r molec ule~and guide it 1 \IS a ppropriate theitjobscarchsuccess!
o
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'docking' site via tJ1e use o" a joys tick.
f
1mtcr, even a s upcr-compule r, is needed The j oys tick pro vides the user with
fo r VR .
"
counter forces 10 s how repulsion or alAlo ng with a cemputcr, som e sort traction, giving the user direct feedback..
o f human-interface is needed. By hu- U nbcllcvih1e!
man in1erfacc. I_mean a "t?"I' w h ~ch !he
The ~ ntertainmcnt world could
user o fVR can mteract w1tl,1 the s,muln- neve r let !JOmcthing !his incredible slip
lion: become a piece ollhe action . In lhro ugh !he cracks unot.iccd. VR video
some cases. goggles equipped wilh two games could be the wave or the fuu.1re.
very s mall vid~ sci:cc~sarc u sed . _So me Home VR packages could be thecquivas
goggles cont.am a l,qu,d c ry_ tal dis p lay lent 10 you.rCD plllyer. You could walk
(LCD) as their screens . By us mg goggles, ihrough the tropical rain rorests of South
a stereo image i.s created, allowing the America without even leaving your liv•
user 10 th.ink he/she is ac tually in the tng room!
sccnc portrayedontheLCD"s, Ofcounc. 1
_
it is all merely 8 mauer or Illusion. thus
VR s hows u s JU SI h ow far we
we get ~ ::t~~which •is used along
0
with the goggles is a data glove. This
g love fitS on o ne hand and is equipped
with many senson. The sensors ~ord
hand movement and feed it back 10 ,the
main compu ter to be pt'OCCSscd- Thi s Is
the most important feature in VR and
:7~~:;:~i.::•o:;~~~:i~=~;
which we ~ow do on a hand-held calcu la tor• We can no,w 11l:1'e ou.r dcalctop
computcn on the road m the form or a
not.cbook Cl?~puter. Soon we may not
c:--e~ have to, 80 lo 'A;orlc; we' U j us_
t
s1mula1c our wo'!' cnvu-onmcnt.!
Though employmen t
fi1urc1 have ltCn a stabilization
bclWCOI 1990 and 1991 , acnion
willconlinue1ocncounlttacompclilivejobmarli::et. Tappin1into
this markdwillrcquircstnll:&M:
plnnning aod Jnpar.llion.
Thisjobscan::hw.k:may
seem ovcrwbclmin1 at timtl, so
the Office of Career Services and
Coopcntive Education ir here 10·
support you in yOID" droru and
recommends the following IIICtia:
~
I) DEVELOP A POCUSEDCAREEROBJECTIVBI
Cuporationshavestatcdtheydis;,
Linctlyprefcrcandicblclwhoha...e
a dear pcn:cpiion or what lhey
want 10 do and why they want 10
doil. FocusisS1im~1ingre-dien1! If your arc snimblin1 in
this tract. visit Career Services
forindlvidwd assistancc.
2} RESEAA.CH POTENTIAL EMPLOYERS , INDUSTRIESANDFUNCTIONS!
Once you h3vc :a focused ClltCCf
objcc1ivc-, yow-nc:,;t move will be
1 urgct a groupol employer, :ind
0
to develop further t:nowk:dge
about yow- chOscn field. At Career Scrv~s. you can usc the
carur Empktycr and Auociation Directorica.on lincsyslCfnS
and professional and business
publications(aboavailablcinthc
Sawyer Lll:nry). You can abo
utilize events during career week
inOclobcr. Theop~unilieote
""""''
.
" 3) DEVELOP A SUffl. ,
RIORRESUME. DISTINCilVE
COVEJll..:l?J'TERSTYIBAND
EPFSCTIVE INTERVIEWING
SKlll...S! This is lmpcntlvel To
aid you in this aca,cnplishmcnt,
Scrvk:el offers Rclume
WOftshopsandSeAiorSeminars.
You can also mate an appointment tovisitourCOW\Stknfor
odvM:eor lodomock:intetViews.
You may even arnnge to do an
ijlformalional inlaview with a
profcssion31inyourficldforsomc
v:ihl3blecarceradYice.
career
4) NETWORK! NClwort:.ing is Ill e:,;ccllcnl way or
assessing the " hi.ddcn job market" (the most significant IOJ,ll'Ce
ofjobopportuhiticsl) Mattyour,clf and your intefltbu: known.
Use lhcAiumniCaecrAdvbory
Nccwort (in Career Scmccs),
professional auociadons. campus evcnts. clobf Sid pcr,onal
C()lllaCbtoil&ilopa~wort.
Each pmfcssionaJ conlllCt· is a
mat\t:tint event!
-;
lnaneconomywhertthe
supply/demand ratios favor the
cmployer, ilisimponanttoaeate"
1 foundation rttJw by taking ad·
vantaae or the raoun:es 100CS-sibklhmu&}lcsccrservices. And
moaimpartantly,bcptr1istent.
8S CO#Wltf"""/r-flOll 12
ale¥doladildb(bodi..-.il'J raacdoutoffivepmea.Wclosl
andpllylical7)d111Jllawa'tbaca Cow rood ICIUOfl but were ~
inbefote.Myplb.,teepdle lqfora1oodlCU)ftnb.tspi.n1.
pro,n,n 111'0111; ~ J.•in We're~alOUlhcmtrip
~olwomen1iiaNcticl.lm
trymi_
lostrengthen,rromyearto
year. the women '• prognms
•hcthcril't by recruiting or let•
ting pcop&cOUtddc lhcpropam
know - : ~ Is the ·head
folkUniven:ity hanlotlOOffcr.
WithalOU&heconomyandhigh
1uition COIIU Suffolk with ii.I kl•
1uitionoff~alotolopportuni•
lies," sald Rll!ICICbs. Although
lhll _
w_we--wllkhcouldhclp _us_ RusccWwoukllovetoaec high
outunmentdy. Wll&lwehaveto quality players to come to Sur.
dodldthe~kno,t,olbol.ltus. folk she is aware that i't lakes 1
Wchav~tolctthem know we're ~ialtindorstudenttobcsuc•
b')'Ul110 build lhll pt>pVII and ccssfulin1lothath1e1ics andstud-
~~~;fn~=!i.~:~
coach or the .,m,.11 team and the RU!IOCku.
a.ssistMt head COICh lO Jolc:ph
Whilc1hciscooccntr.1t•
Wlhholthc..-omcn'sba.5ketball ing on irnprovina hc:r team for
team ,11 Suffolk. "Donna i:s an nutyear. RusccWisalso loolc·
outsl&ndlng and tnowkdgeablc in& forw11rd IO a new women's
contributortoSuffoU:University
alhlelks. She ;oined us late bst
ycarbut adjustedquktlyandwon
thcadmiradonofthcteam.Thants
toherwortinthecommwilty,she
iJin1position10knowthc typeor
studen1tha1Suffollc1ttrxb:"sa.id
Walsh.
With Rufecbs u the
=,~~:,::::;~:
\ea1ueinOiYisionlllathlerics(in
which she is a member or the
commit1etlhlltiscorwdcrin1,oftball for the new lcasue) that will
include Su(folk , Emmanue l.
Simmons.Endi<:oc1.PincManor,
Wescefll New EnS IMd, Coasl
Guant.Norwkti,andN"M:holscol•
lege.
De.!piae~updatedand
ic:amshistoryatSuffol.twithl 6 · mod ern ~thl ~1 1c pro_ ram ,
g_
Brcc:oni.Ocspilithc losiOJm:ord RusecW st1 ll v,cwsrccni11m1to
==::n;~~
1
positive ; ~ ~ : ~ • ~ : ~ : l~i: '.
Ml think we mighl have had a Dcspue not havmg OOmu. Sur-
winAin aeason bad we not been
ies
at
the Univcrsi1y.
.. We don ' t gel yollf average
a.thlcll::atSuffolk. We~vepeoplc
who arc willina 10 pby here and
aa:ep1 Olhcr CNillcoscs u well
such aswo,kinginapart-timejob
and obtain 1ood Bf&dcs while at
the same time taking the time
ncccssary10particlpatelnsporu.
Wehavcplcntyoftalcnted a th •
IC1eS.fromrook.icsofthcytm'lO
MVP' s lOprovelh:alitispossiblc
10 accomplish 1h is.' said
Ruse,;:W.
0
Ruscc ku wi ll be in ducted at the Hall or F310C on
Sunday. Oc1obct 18th al a l:J0
luncheon al the L stttet Bathhouse. John Horan\ cha.innan o r
thecommittoc and a Hall member
himself s;i.id " Rusccka.s will be
honored for her dedication and
commitment lO the co mmunity.··
Ruseck:as said of her inducc ion.
'Tm in awfully good comp.any
and i1'uwondenulfccling." lt is
immed iuely evidcn1 1ha1
Ruscck:ashasaltcady begunto
display some or the .woe dcdicaLion and commitmenl IO the Suffolk UniYCrsity athlctic program
that has made her fam ous In Soo1h
.......
igbt contiutdfrompoft 12
Ncbon Mavcd an all -
Thcrcfcm:slcflthcficld gry call from the ll)OthCf of the
and would OOI answer any qiacs- injured Wentworth player.which
tiorls from the 1wocoachcs.
hcwasnothappywilll.Hesaid,' 1
It is now up IO the ath- donoc.cnjoy,eceh.:lna ieal l 1"0ffl
lciic directors o( the two .::hools a parent whose son was ,injured.
to dc(:ide what the rcsull or the J\otduringthecourscolplay.but
gnme· will be. Tiic g&me. which rather from eatra-cwricular acwas Lied 3-3. may be thrown oot tivity.'"
of the ICaml' record. or more
Nelson told the tC:lffi ,
likJy. will be deemed 1 1ie.
..When yol! are out there on ~
Suffolk Athletic Duu:- · playing field. yoo a.re noc only
torJimNclsonm3deitelcu, how - rcprescnting-)'(lllrsclvcs. Yooarc
also representing Coach Perju,
evcr. that the game will 001 be
the University. and everybody
made up in any fashion . bcause
who is invo lved with the sct>--ol. M
olthe rcclings betwccnthetcams
Nelsoo also 10k1 the team
and because ne ither tcam tw 11
home field.
l~t if incidents of this n:iturc arc
Nclson state1I, "Because repealed. there is II chaoce lluu
the players on the tc:ur.s are moo. 1hc soccer program IU Suffolk
Ill cxh other, ii WOJiU probably woold ~ in jeopardy, because
notbelOOwisc lOpb ) Wen1w0t1h Suffolk woo ldgctarcpulllLioo as
again this year.
afighling teamanc.' no one wou ld
"In raet. Wentworth tw wam to play lhcm.
:lispbyed an inlefU:t in noc play-rlie soccer program is
ing us again nc,;t ye3f. which inafrugilc starc.MNelson nlMcd.
would be unfonun.aie. because ··we have 10 build a repull:ltion as
wclostanoppo11Cnt onour schcd - a team thaj wants lo wi n soa:er
ule this ye3f. due 10 a similar games."
siluation.M
Vio lence seems tv fol Em erso n College de- low soccer a1 every level. There
cidal again st playing Suffolk in havebccnmanyins1ancesor viosoceer this ycar, bccause thcre lence111profcssional soccergarnd
have been minor skirmishes be- inEnglandandthercwcreclnshcs
tween th e 1wo teams the la.s:t three between po lice and fan s ~, 1he
years.
World C~p in 11.a\Vin 1990.
Pcrjualsono1cdthalpast
l.ast FridaylnHllll.a
fightsthctcamtwXICninvolved fight erupt ed =! fter the Eas t
in had a part in the s tiff ptflaltics Bridgewate, High School JOCCer
giventoKristi3nsonandE.scob.u-. team heal Hull High School]. (.
He eiplaincd. M had The Patriot Ledger reported on
We
aprublcmwithfightingla.uycar. Monll.ay th:11 angry Hull fans
and I wanted lO show Che pl:iyers cha5Cd:thcEa.st Bridgew111ertcam
that we will noc 11ecep1 fightina. off the field. injuring four players
Wca.easocccrlcam , nOl.11bo,;.- !lmlthchc.:.d,o.ich.
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R.IDG E WAY-O11 SepSuffolkwasfUl"UICl"frus.
1embcr21. thcSuffolk Po lice was
Ira~ V.:hcn Wentworth sewed
callcdfor assistaoccwi th ashop- 11gamm1d-waythrough thcfirsl
liflinginc:klentin the SuffolkUnihalf. leaving Suffolk with a 2-0
YCJSityBookskff:inlhcRidgeway
ddkil . which seemed insurBuilding.
mounuibk at t~e ti me.
Gary Lecor Dorchcs1
er.
Late m the first ha.If.
alledgcly IOOksome merchandise however. Es1eban Err3ndo nca
fromthcbook.slorcandpa.sscd it took c~ UlMorthegamcforSuftoLez.aTownxndofBoslon.who f~lk. First. he m:ldcag rcat ind iwas waiting outside the buildin g. v1dua.l play from the left side. as
Lee and Townse nd both hc dribbkdp.1stlhrccWentwonh
fled up the hill to the McConnick defenders and then blasted a shol
Building. One Ashbllfton Place. by the Wentworth goalie.
Suffolk Police Officers
Thcn. arewm inutCJbcDo nald Toussai nt ind G reg for e the e nd of the half.
Grande. and Sergeant Mic hael ~aj~D"&omMadrid.
Ryan . wilh the assistance o r the Spain. again dribbled by some
Capitol Policcdwcd them uplhe defenders. but this Lime he wu
hill.Thcywaitedoutsideand whcn taken down in the penalty aru
the s uspects came 001 . they we~ before he coo ld 1e1 his shot off.
pboedunderanw bylhc Surfolk giving him a pcn:ilty shot. which
Police.
he easily deposi lcd into the lcflThe ass3ilants were not hand come r.
Suffolk Uni versity students.
mediocre p11y
the first half.•
lhrouJb
most or
s urrolk: came 001 from
half-lime pumped up IO We the
lead and win thc'game, but their
hopes were das hed w hen
Wentor1h!COfcd 15minutcsin to
thchal(. eventhoughSwTolkhad
been playi n1 well.
Suffolk answered that
aoal eight min utes !al.er when
Mariano Nora sco rt d on a
bcautifal cross from the right side
by Jooo B:ltCtCla. a senior from
Por tugal.
No rn . a junior fro m
~d.wuabk loshoolthcball
just civcs the ootstrclChed hands
of the We ntwonh goalie.
Pcrjucommcntod. "Thi.I
is w!Ull we have 10 do. Our strong
point
is
our
forward
winpfSard elaand&randoneaJ.
Thcyarcgrcatatc:rossinglhcball
intO the middle and scoring from
lhc outside.
The goa ls that were
scoredmaybccrucd,howevcr,if
thcaihleticdircctorsfromthclwo
.tchools decide to canoe! the resuits of the aam e.
If you're takln& one ofthtlt ttsts, take Kaplan ftnL
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you lhit ltSI talun1 strattpta you'll nttd to score your
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better than Kaplan.
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ES L Welcome Reception
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~i~n~:t~~~u~~~n; i~~F~1 "fi~ ·B:~~ers in the Law School
MBTA. Victim Awareness, Detective Mulhern Presenter
Golf - Suffolk vs WPI
CLAS Faculty Life Committee Meeting
b~~~~~i~;1f~~ ~e';tiS!bool Of Management Faculty
r~id:~:°d&v';~~t!~~i~tion Speeches
Soccer • Suffolk vs Nichols
~f~~11v!e~~ lo~ft~a~;:r~\t!w Job Search Series ,)
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Worcester Poly Tech
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Fen.ton 530
Sawyer 427/429
Nichols C.Ollcge
Barrister HaJI, Bos:~gtlru'::~
Sawyer 521
Donahue Lobby
Executive ·MBNMPA Fall Classes Convene
~~~~s 1~v~~~o~at8o~rto~~~
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12:00
12:00
Soccer - Suffolk vs Framingham Sunc
Cross Country • Suffolk vs Gordon
Monday, JO/S
~uinccn
1ennial Weck Bcl;"s ~atch
S~~;n~8~~~~nt ri~cti: n~: and
Golf - Suffolk vs Brandeis
Women 's Center Fall Reception\ All
University Alumni Council Meeting
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Welcome
Student Government Elections
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ln1emational Student Memor/Mcntce Luncheon
Resume/Cover Lefter Work~h?P / Cu-t:cr Services
Donahue Lobby
Brand~i~lJ~i~~y
Munce Conference Room, Archer 11~
VP's Conference Rm, 1 Beacon
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Fenton 615
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3:30
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SUFFOLK SPORTS
THE SUFFOLK JOUllNAL •
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_WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1992
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Suffolk TKO's Wentworth
1 ftrtt.
lan
111d show
irorc JOur
d.maktrl
Perju also noccd 1hat ir the bospiUl forpn:cautionary arays, which wen: negative.
A!icJKristiaMonkickou
thepl:iycr, allhcllbrokek>ose.
WELl,ES LEY · The
Suffolk Rams soccer g.wc last
fromthcSuffolkJOOCcrprogr.un . Then: were noc many punches
Thurlday against Went.,,orth InPuju said, '-rllis fight thrown in the bniwl, mostly jU$1
stir.re of Technology .,'MAIS·
wuourrau.lL Wccannotaccepc pushing. Mterafcwminutetil
, <!ndr.d by the rdcrces wil h 20
th is Ir.ind or behavior, and this is seemed that calm hlld bccnreminulCS lcR in lhe pme b,:c.3usc
why we suspended lhc playcn." S1ored, bu11hen1hccaptainoflhc
of ii bc.ich<ain& brawl.
The fighl stancd when Wffllworth1Camcam::0vt:rtolhc
Two SuCfolt. playus,
Kristi3nson was punched in the Suffolkbcnchand strr:tJi;11: figh1
Endrc Kristian50n and W)tllCf 11.omachbyoncoflhc: Wcntwonh :1110,·crapin. lt lCctthcrcr:
Exot,ar,wete&i¥Cnrcdcan.blor
pbym,, which lhe.«.fcrecs did cn:es aboul 15 min1,1.ies to act
figt11ing , making them lACligit,ic . noc ,cc. Kriltianson rcl:llLlucdby onkr restored and to decide who
would be ejected Crom the pmc.
ror lhc fC:Sl or lhe game and lhc k:klting lhc player in the lc&follottinl pmc.
The rden:e did sec I.his, Whc.nthcpmcwasfinallyn:Mariano
!Wliof however, and Kriltian-,n wu qttd. the ball was awarded to
from Madrid,Spain,w.-1ivcn• givenatcdW'!i.Ashcwuwalk• Suffolk.
Al that poinl, lhc
n:4 card fo r swcuina at th~ lnaofJlhcf11:ld,Krist.iaNontumcd
Wa,ntorth'1cmdl10gctofflhc and ran aftu the pl.ayer who Wencwortb playa, IWtcd ariufie.Id IO dlal the pme could Fl punched hiffl and kicked lhe ing wilh lhcorracia!Jthatthcball
should have belonged to
n:swted. Two Wen1worth P~• pllyer again.
en we,e given red cards. u well
Petju commented. "It is Wentworth, and then the referees
Kristianson, a junior espocWlybadfor1playcrtos1:v1
from Norway.and E,cobal, ISC· a fight after he hu been given•
nior Crom Wakefield. wen: each re:t card. It iJ unxcep1ab:c t,r.. ccr. Everyone just wanlS to fight
,
Kristianson or Escobar arc in •
volved in any more fighu. they
will be suspended pcnnancntly
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Three Suffolk players Game tied 3-3 when
ejected; suspensions
play suspended
handed down
By 'Ed•oad Bro:illaa
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Non had
The
player
pmc a,pinst WOf'CC:SlCf State.
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andURUC.M
c:011ti,111td on pa1r 10
Kristianson DCkcd WU tuen Kl
ByEdmoad Bl'OSll•a
Joum:11 Slaff
WELLESLEY .The
Suffolk soccer team had been
playing a good game up until lhc
bcnch-dcarina bnwl thal ended
the game with 20 minutes lcfi.
Mos1 or the pme was
played inlhemiddleoCthcficld.
witfi neither team hiving a
plethora of scoring opportunities.
Sw'folk had a good pine plan:
5"'1!thcball,ktepit011thcp-ound.
r 521
makc~=~tinc :nw:';:,1g~~t!!!::
and
hrju said. 1;biJ i1 the way WC
have to play,,90 that we can win
,omcgamestlJisyear. Wchav,clO
pasatheball<f"thepoundoutto
wings. Fifi pulCI _ Ji~
will
playcnsomeroomtocrcatc.
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The team swted out by
USUll this pme plan. bul when
lhcydid nocmeetwithimmcdiatc
succus, lhc pl3yen became im•
'cntandswtcdplayinaouior
""'·
SWCollr: players became
fnllitn.tcd because they hadn't
coach :u Wcytnnuth South High
School. After m::cntly ll'mina
down I tcachin& asslgrmcnl,
DonnaRuscctumaybe Ruscckas,juslthispath..lvemrelativcl7DCwlotheSu!folkUni- ber,acceptedhcrjobasthca.ssisvcrsi1y athletic prop-am. bul she tant 11.hlctic difflctor at SuffoD:
is an old friend to the South Bos- Univcnity.
ton commUnlty. ln, tributeto hcr
Althou&h she now lives
immcnsealhlcticability:indio- in Quincy, Riqc,ctas has ncftorvolvemcnt in several youth pro- aoncn where she has con:e from
grams, Ru.,cc:bs will be honored apidhowimponantherhometown
by lhc commwiily by bcin& in- oCSoulhBolaonhumtantk>hcr.
ducted in the South Boston Hall " When you lhint cf yow- home
orFamr;.
1
own, you lhint of lhc pride lhal.
Jllvolved ln sponssincc goes with comina from there. I
she was 12 ye.an okt Ruseckas love a)'UI& I'm from lh-::re beprovedtobtatakntcdalllkteln ca-..se I have that pride ; nd bemany South Boston communi1y ca11C ofall the p&easan1 lhings
sportsprov,w.s.&.c:ellinglnboth that have happened in my life
,o(lballandbasltctboJJ,Ruseclw lhcrc,"saidRu.so::DS.
would goon to be I stat athlete at
Her involvement wilh
Archbishop Wllli3ms Hi& h both South Boston and neighborSchool and later at Bridgewater" ing communities has been both
Sl.lltc Collqe. Rusecbs would
one or cornmjtmcnt and hard.
become a physical education
wo.t. Whilcillhertccna.Rusecb:I
icxhcr in the Weymouth public
bcpn wortina with commllftily
a:bool sys1em. She had been the ,choobttwou,h theci1yof&ok•.
hcadvoUeybaJ]andlOClballcoech
IOn
ooanador and sapervilor
atWeymoulbNortbHi&bSchool
ByMicluidTodiao
Contributin1Repor1cr
1catcr
!lfot:
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:im
1ffolk
'2JJ7
708
421
603
110
615
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SAWYER- Studcnl
Govcmment Astoci■tion candi·
datea:dcliYCl'Cdthcirpe-elcction
spccchesThundayntwcn::gjvcn
lhc oportunity IO answer qucstion.t Crom !he students.
The canctidalCI Cl •
pressed concerns about lhc lack
of11udcatif\volvemcnt,andcommunicatioobctwccnstudcntsand
Sludeflt organiz.atk)ru, StK:h as
SGA.
The problem of apathy
among studcnlS bas ycl to be n:solved. This is evident in the
a:on:dagoalandbceauseor sevc~b3dcallsbytherdcrccs, who
would greatly alter the game.
Abo<Jt 15 minu1~ into
the game, Wentworth scored the
fintgoalofthc pmeon acontrovenial non-call by 1hc omciah.
AWcn1worthplaycr was
clcariy off-sides, but lhc referee
didnocmakclhccall, lcavingthc
Suffolk defense behind the
Wcntworthforw:ird. Thcddcnsc
had to hwry to catch up to the
Wcnr.vorthplayc:randthcyfoulcd
u.
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a diru:I tick.
James Ncbon.
When asked what she
rellwu.apccia]abouthc:r,:ibat
Suffo1t,RUJC:Ctasaid"'OcU.in1
tbcopportunitylObeinvohredin
t:tMIUSMd /#IIC 10
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,::i~:
tiV'Cthatpves~hcs.
Even the freshman Cius
Is noc adequately represented In
thc.clcction. lbcrearelwocandidates for both president and vice
pn:sidcnl,howcvcr.thc:rc.~oofy
1
11tee candicbies ror ,class rep~
conti11utdonpa1r2
-suffolk moves
1
r~gister v_te1
o
ByMklltlt MOkl .
Contributln1Rqlortet
c:on1i1tutd onpa1t II
Shebterwcn1on eowort
ror lhc Natiol'I&! Sporu Program
run by Boston University through
whkhshewuab\ceoeapcricnce
the diversity other communiticl
had to offer. Rusoclw Ihm IOOk
hcrabilitieslOthcUMassBoston
campus where she became not
only a supervisor and counx.kJr,
but a coacb..and teacher u well.
It is boca&i,eoflhis type
of dedk:ation and pmc.YUltlCC
thatRu.,cc:lcashasbo::omesosuccessrul at Suffolk Univenlly.
"Donna b a youna women with
an en111in1 pc.nonility who
brings a passion IO the alhktic:
challaigmwhichshcmostreadily
accepts u pa,t or at1 everyday
routine. Wc're privilcgcdtohaYC
u individual of her quality u a
member of the univmily's ■th•
kticstafT.~ said athletic director
i~
This problem of apath y
is caplifiedinthejuniorclasl,
whichcouldonly muster onceandldau:forpn:sidcnt,andonewritein candidate ror vice presidcnc.
The Junior ews also had one
repttSCJILlll:ive scat wilhout a dcdared candidate.
The SOJ)hom~ class is
noe,;ccption,EricaChristianson
and Michael Mirabile were the
only candidates. ror rcp~la·
two sludenU sc ninnin1 for repn:scntatiYC of the senoir class.
While the Suffolk playen were 111uin1 with lhc orn- _
cials about lhc non -call,
WaitwOfth JMJI the ball down,
passed ii over to the right, and
then 11:on:d an u.sy ,cw.
Suffolk' s frus1ra1ion
showed u midfielder Javier
hred3 and goalie Jesus Gan::ia
Cu:onaocintoashovingmatch
Assistant A.O. Ruseckas to be inducted into Southie Hall of Fame
.obby
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' DONAHUE-Some
people vote to vcrice an opinion,
others vote in ordcrtodisagn:e
wilhJOmconc else's opinion.and
still othcn choose not to voce- at
all. No mallc:r what their reasons
may be, those people who haV'C
chosen to vole have alt gone
throu&hlhc~. simpte,lhrceminutercgistnwofiproccu inor•
dcr IO be able IO 6pn:ss lhcir
views lhis ckiclion year.
This pasC Friday and
Monday,SuffolkUnivcrsitymadc
itcubforscuden1sandothml0
register by hokling Vocu Rcais•
tratioos in the lobby of the
Donahuo. Buildina between the
hourlof9Lm. tolp.m. inthc
afternoon and 5 p.m. lO 7 p.m. in
theevcnina.
Manysllldallskiudthc
opponunity to repr in • betwecft claua bcca,ac thc locationwua>acceaible.
Dana Joqu.in, freshman .
saidhecholetoriaistcratthc
schoolbccluse"it'seasy,it'sc:on•
vtflim1,andit'sri1hthcn:."
The convenience of be-ing able 10 rc&iJle, during school
scemed10appealtomotiofthose
who signal up.
c:onlinwd on paJt. lJ