Upon entrance to the event, students with proper ID (2 forms

mas dance plans ities serving alcohol set

e SGA Executive Board·and Sr. 1<:ilt!c11 Cuni1•, MSC,Prcsidcnt of'Cahrini IIP~.((' discuss µlc1nis and policies-of the "Fir:;t Annual Christmas Snow ll," scheduled to take place on Dec. 9.

1. Two off-duty patrolmen will be hired to enforce the alcohol code of the school; and provide a check system for proper identification upon entrance to the event. 2. One officer will be canvassing the dance to ensure the enforcement of the Cabrini College Alcohol Policy. 3. Upon entrance to the event, students with proper ID (2 forms, one must have a picture) will be issued an ID bracelot permitting them to engage in the legal purchasing and consumption of alcoholic beverages. A list of Cabrini students fulfilling the age requirement will be provided for a further check system. 4. Bartenders for the event will be instructed to serve only those parties with proper ID wristbands. Bartenders selling and serving alcoholic beverages must be bonded, have a licese and be insured according to the guidelines of the Liquor Control Board. 5. No one displaying outward signs of drunkedness will be admitted to the dance. 6. The event sponsored will be open to Cabrini students and their invited guests only. Cabrini students are to take full responsibility for the limit of two invited guests accompanying them. 7. Each person, upon entrance to the event will be issued a number. Name and corresponding numbers will be recorded. Numbers will be written on person's hand and used for ID and reentry purposes. 8. If the need arises for disciplinary action, the following measures will be taken: a) positive identification of the violator will be made and confirmed . b) names of Cabrini students violating policy will be submitted to the Dean of Students Office and appropriate action in accordance with the college's alcohol policy will be taken on the next school day. (See Cabrini College Handbook regarding alcohol policy). c) NonCabrini students caught in violation of Cabrini College Alcohol Policy, will be expelled from the dance as well as their Cabrini escort . Cabrini students will be responsible for their guests as stated in Handbook. We, the Student Government Association petition the students of Cabrini College to aid us in the execution of our policies to permit responsible drinking at campus events such as the Christmas dance. We invite any and all input into the handling of this situation for the Christmas Dance and for events to come.

Letter ta SGA: Disruption occurs at Movies

As a member of the Student Government Association and as a concerned student, I find it neccessary to address a very unpleasant matter that was brought to my attention in a most uninvited way. I was one of the many unfortunate people who chose to attend the SGA sponsored showing of "Stripes" at the newly organized Movie Night. The feature was shown as just one of many SGA sponsored events which exemplifiy SGA's attempt to bring decent activities to the student body. I say I · was unfortunate in attending this particular event because all of us in the audience were subjected to a constant barrage of inappropriate language and shouting by a few of our male residents who had obviously been drinking.

Eveh polite requests to quiet them were ignorantly responded to.

They call themselves the "men" of Counsel and the "men" of Sullivan, but after this incident I question how appropriate such a title is for the students involved . Even though I was seated in the second row, the movie was almost entirely inaudible because of the unruley, boisterous conduct of these students. Not only was I surprised by their unmanly behavior, as a member of the Cabrini community, I was also embarrassed because the audience was not limmitted to Cabrini students alone. 8GA sponsors these events for the campus community in an effort to provide entertainment in a relaxing, close knit atmosphere . This atmosphere was completely shattered by those few students who chose to ruin the evening for everyone. Perhaps an occassional outburst would have been tolerated by the patient audience, but their vulgarities ran the entire length of the movie. Even polite requests to quiet them were ignorantly responded to. This kind of behavior is completely uncalled for at a college level. As an SGA member and as an individual of the audience who was extremely distracted, I feel obligated to comment on this situation and hope such immaturity will not be exemplified again at a college function. Action has already been taken as a result of this matter: Movies will no longer be shown on weekends. It is a great shame that the actions of a few effect so many.

Sincerely, Karen Labenz

The Student Government Association supports Karen Labenz in presenting the above opinion as she is a member of our organization. We are very empathetic with the above commentary and regret that the audience at one of our events was distracted by a few individuals. We thank Karen for presenting this article to the Cabrini Community and hope such letters are not neccessary in the future.

Former and present SGA leaders meet

Robin Larkins, SGA president (middle) met with Sulamon Allyn (left) and Dane Unn, former SGA vice president and president respectively, on Sunday, 1 Nov. 20. The graduates, who were active SGA members during their four years at Cabrini, are shown here visiting Larkins in the SGA office. Larkins is showing her predecessors past SGA I " pages as they appeared in the Loquitur, pointing out thwe activity and communication efforts put forth by the SGA administration at present. (Photo by John Doyle)

SGA Presents The First nual Christmas Snow Ball

To be held on Friday Dec. 9 7:00p.m. - 9:00p.m. Dinner (cafeteria) 9:00p.m. - 2:00a.m. Dance (gym) Cash bar set up for those 21 years of age and older Pictures, door prizes, presents from Santa Claus ... and MUCH, MUCH More! Music and complete light show provided by "Silver Sound" DJs All of this only $5.00 for Dinner + Dance $3.00 for Dance alone

Chess club at Cabrini College?

by Mike Tamburro Sure! This moment heralds the birth of Cabrini College's newest student organization - the Cabrini Chess Club (CCC for short). The club already boasts a list of 23 members and draws about 10 to 12 members per meeting. Also, the club has two moderators in the gracious volunteers of Mr. Kuhns and Mr. Latavic. Both men have previous college chess experience. The club hopes to foster a higher appreciation for the noble game. As as attention-getter, a simultaneous exhibition may be held in which one or two players challenge several other players at once. A tournament will also be held. This will be open to the entire campus and surrounding communities as well. When pos- - sible, the CCC hopes to compete with surrounding schools in dual meets, too. Anyone not already involved is encouraged to attend the meetings, held every Thursday at 1:00 PM in the Widener Center conference room. Anyone interested can learn the game - The beginning of one game - or an era? its easy! Don't be shy about your ability. All are welcome .