[The Stute] September 28, 1984 (Issue 5, Volume LXXXII)

POINT

, NEW JERSEY

Temporary Measure For Parking Problem Employed

bySieve Marrano 88

Th e p a, king pr oblemat St evens ha sgrad ually w orsened.

T he p robl em worsened l ast summ erw hen t heU S. Arm y CORPSo f En gineers dropped t hepi erson Fi fthStreet. Co nsequ ently.t he Ins t itute 's students los t sixty park ing spots However,th e n ewspace provided by th e Ho boken C ouncilhasgiven Stevens 100ext ra spots ju st south of B &Gi n add itio n t o 700 loc atedo nc ampus. Thi s m easur e w hich wasenacted August 27, 1984, h elped"toeaset he pressuresoft he co mmuting student ," accordi ng to Security

C hief C harles Smit h ." T hearea iswe illitand fenced ." T hiseffor \'l wasensuedw hen thevoca l co mmu ter group became i nvolved.

Undertheausp ices ofMr. Smith

andC.T homas Lunghard and Edwin Chiu s(C lass of'7 3) , a member o f t he H oboken Co uncil, temporary arrangeme nts were formed ' 'The c ity of Hoboke n wa s gracious i n comp lying with ourrequest. T he o nlyt hings t hath adtobe arranged were t he iss uing ofpark ing stickers , the procurement of insura nce for the l ot,a nd t he painting of an authorized si gn stating the fact t hat only Stevenss tudents co uld park ."

Mr.Smith we nt ontosaytha t wh ile t he meas ure wasaposi tive stepo n theco mmunit y's part, t hedea l wou ld not l ast because ofa n ew l aw authorizing $500 mi llion in expenses tothe Hoboken Waterfront Commission to revitalize t his once l ively area L ogically Hoboken w i ll wantto

maximize i tsspacesotheywi ll probably bui ld o n t he e m p ty l ot. Th ebill enacti ng t hisl awwas sig ned three weeksago byGovernorsKeanandC uomo t hrough the PATH agreement. O nce this spaceis taken back b y the-city , newmeas ures wi llh avetobe enacted. O ne met hod e ntails the banni ng ofa ll student autos from c am pus,A nother measure b eingcons idered isthebanni ng of sophomore parki ng inaddit ion tot he current fresh man restrictions.

H owever,the situatio n isnot w ithout hope. T he Instituteis curren tly formu lating ana lternati ve w hich would befairto every , on e. Oneideathat the Secur ity Off ice i s considering would come intheformofa carpool system. " I fthree students share onec ar, I w ould definite ly guar-

City Council Ap pr oves Nuclea r-FreeOrdina nce

byDavidW Humphrey

Theprop osed cit y ordinanc e that w ouldm ake Hoboken the second nucle ar-fr ee c ity inth e nationwasoverWhe lmingl ya pp ro ved byt he c ity council l ast l lnnj:)rthi<:::.

olth ings ," ac cordingt o Dr Mil os Seibl ofthe D epartmento fPhysi cs. " A n u mber of nu clear materia ls inc ludingr adioactive source s a nd neu tronso urces are stored at Stevensf or teachi ng purposes .H owever I arT)

"''' '''')'0 - f h",th",,. nr n t

anteethemas pace." While the n ewmeasuresseems h arsh,they prov ide a l ogicala lternative toa no -win situat ion. C harles Smith summarized hi spo int bythe fo llowi ng : " If t he st udents ca n

c ooperatewitheac h ot her a nd wit hm y office , wecane nsure that all part ies w ill betake n c are ofpr oper ly.In tneory .t ne probl emca n be solved bu t wem ust a ll work t ogether ."

Rosh

Hashanah, 5745

by Michael Modlano President 01 Hillel

Asthe Jewish NewYearof

shofar wasb lown asasy mbo l of a ,cryi ng sou nd of o ne w eep followed bysevera l s hort whimpers.

wo uldresearch inthearea o f n uclear w eapons.It is for this reaso n thatsevera l prof essors atStevensare c oncernedthat pe rhapsth ec ity c ounci l shou ld bemore informed about the resea rch t heyare regulat ing

City Council Ap proves Nuclea r-FreeOrdina nce

byDavidW Humphrey

Theprop osed cit y ordinance that w ouldm ake Hoboken the second nucle ar-free c ity inthe nationwasoverWhe lmingl ya pp ro ved byt he city council l ast Wednesdaye ven ing. Under this new ordinanc e no nuclear mat eria ls maybetran sported through th ec it y. n o business co nnected inanywaywith nuclear research c ando business i nth e cit y, th e futurenuc lear rese arch h ereat Stevens isnow forbidden " Asfaras n uclear research is concerned, thenew l aw c ou l d be interpreted tomeana variet y

olth ings ," ac cordingt o Dr Mil os Seibl , ofthe D epartmento fPhysi cs. " An u mber of nu clear materia ls i ncludingr adioactive sources a nd neutr onso urces are stored at Stevensf or teachi ng purposes .H owever , I arT) not awa re " ofw hether or n ot they f all u ndert he sco pe o fth e newor dinance'srestrictions."

Acc ordingtoDr Aj ay Bose ofthe D epartm ento fch emistry, nuclea r resea rch does t ake pl ace i nh is de partmentin t hef ormo f n uclear magn etic r esonance spec troscopy.Ho wever, th i s r esearc hdo es n ot in vol ve eith er the fi ssion or fusion o f nuc le ias

w ouldresearch inthearea o f n uclear w eapons.It is for this r eason "thatsevera l professors atStevensare c oncernedthat pe rhapsth e cit yc ounci l shou ld bemore informed about the researcht heyare regulat ing D espite th e possibl e impositi on ofr estrict ions onresearch at Stev ens,th e ordinance was pa ssedw ithitsvaguewo rding H owever, itishigh l y possib le th atc ertain amendments w i ll be mad e tot h e o rd inance w hich w i ll make certai n e xcep tionsf or researchersatStevens notinvo lvedinthe development of nuclear weapons orenergy

Phi·losophical Lecture Series

On Computers Opens October 9 -

A new l ecture series deali ng w ithth esoc ial impact oft he comp uterr evolutionon Amer ica n c ulture wi ll openatSte vens Tec h o nOctober9wi th a look

are confronte d wit h co mputer techno logies Such q uestio ns asthe protection ofp rivacy newi nterpretations of property rights the possibi l ities of social

5745 approaches H illel helped usher i n the spir itofthe holiday seasonwithaRosh Hashanah dinner Professor la wrence Lev inewasonh a nd to give an account ofthe h olid ayandits pi votal ro le inthestru cture of the Jewish calendar Dr. L e vine e mphasizedtha t RoshHash anah isnotjusta

A mongthe thirty peop lein attendancewere two facul ty members ,o nestaff m emberandtwo alumni .A llen joyed adin ner of chick en, kugel, and challah bread. H op efull y, everybody walk edaway full , b oth insto mach a ndinheart.

On be halfof myself anda ll of us I wou ldlike to w i sh a ll a

Rosh Hashanah, 5745

by Michael Modlano President 01 Hillel

Asthe Jewish NewYearof 5745 approaches H illel helped usher i n the spir itofthe holiday seasonwithaRosh Hashanah dinner Professor la wrence Lev inewasonh a nd to give an account ofthe h olid ayandits pi votal ro le inthestru cture of the Jewish calendar

Dr. L e vine e mphasizedtha t RoshHash anah isnotjusta NewYear 's c elebration,butals o atime t odwe ll upon ourse l vesho ww emayrepent , andho w we mayg ive thanks toGod The

shofar wasb lown asasy mbo l of a ,cryi ng sou nd of o ne w eep followed by severa l s hort whimpers.

A mongthe thirty peop lein attendancewere two tacuttvmembers ,o nestaff m emberandtwo alumni .A llen joyed adin ner of chick en, kugel, and challah bread. H op efull y, everybody walk edaway full , b oth instomach a ndinheart.

On be halfof myself anda ll of us I wou ldlike to w i sh a ll a h a p py an d prosperous New Year." L'ShananTov ah T ejat V u - Ma yyo ube inscr ibed a nd sea l edfora good year."

EDITORIAL I

Compensation : Whatdoes i t m ean t oy ou?When someone do es aj ob abovea ndbeyond th ecall ofdut y , th eyex pecttobe rewarded ord o the y? Insomecoll egestheStud ent Coun cil President recei vesf reetu ition, andinsomeFraternit y houses , th e tr easurer rece ivesf ree h ousing Wh y is i tthathereat Stevens, STUCO President, IFCPresident , etc rece ive n oco mpensationwhil e mixe r workers and ( upunt ill astsemester ) door w orkersatth e moviesar e paid Do youth ink that t his i sr ight.

Some thing i s verywronghereatStevens Itshouldbe anallor noth ing arrangemen t. Either everyone whod oes aspecialjob should be pa id orno o nesh ould bepaidatall Th erec anbe no i n between Ifnoonegetspaidtha t means volunteersaren eeded toperform thesetasks Thisra ises the problem of finding responsibl e volunteerswhoared isciplined enough totothejobsassign ed tothem This nooneshowedupon Tuesday t o co llect moneyatthe movie , and 60 p eople walkedinfree Thisshou ld nothappen! If someoneacceptsa position knowing the y willnotreceive c ompensation , they should be mature enough toliveuptoth e responsibilities ofthat position Iftheyarenot willing todoth is thenwhydid they volunteer inthefirstplace?

Ananswertothis problem would betopay everyone inkey positions Thiswouldcreate another problem : Where would the fu nds comefrom?Couldthefundsbecreatedfroma higher st udent activity fee?Isit worth it?

IDC NEWS '

Th e Interdorm itory Council elections forall upp erclassmen r epresen tativ es h ave been c ompl eted Th e IDC will now be abl e t o beg in its w orkfo r t his year Th e fi rst me eting w ill be held on Tu esday, O ctober2 , at 9 :00 PM o nth e secondf looro f thec enter Everyoneis in vited toattend

You r new IDCr epresentative areas follows :

TechHall

SaleelAwsar e RobBu rgermeister

THESTUTE

WHOSE LIFE

SRB NEWS

byLou Steinberg

Onlast Monday , th e St udent

ReviewBoardintervi ewed m emb ers oftheClassof '86to fi ll t wo openings Suchd ecisions ar e n evereasy,andthis c asepr oved tobenoe xception Wew ere further hampe red bythem any qual ified applicants How ever th e decis ion wasmade , andw e e xtend awarm welcom e to Steven NaniandMar ie Demko: TheBoard 's newestmembe rs Seniorstake note- OnTuesday, wewill conduct intervi ews tofill one position fo r aClassof '85 r ep. If interested , contact Bo x 1398by Monda y.

STUDENT INTERESTS

Itiswit h deep r egrett oa nnounceth at Patricia Conlon r esigned from ,he r off ice of STUCO tr easurer asoft his week. wo rk sh ould be c ommend edsince sh e w asel ectedinApril. Bythe constitution ofthe Stude ntC ouncil , th evacancym filled by election attheNE XT MEETING - wh,ch ISth is SUN SEPTEMBER 30at8 :00pm in t he 5th fl oor c onference room offi ce tenu re will begin Sept ember 30 Nom inations iar po sition of STUCO t reasurerw ill o ccuro n t hisnight-fall theel ection. ANYONE in t hest udentbo dymay r unfor t he provided t heyarein good aca demic sta nding The election by a MAJORITY OFTHEVOTESOFTHEMEMBERS PRESE th e el ection meetong , PROVIDED THEREISAQUORUMa. inArt.3Sec 5ofth e constitut ion

I should not havetostat e that onl y ser ious candidates apply bybeingatthem eeting Bes ide se nforcingthenewS financial procedures - thetr easurer shall :

1 Beresponsible forallfin ancia l t ransactions & recordsof coun cil.

2 Conduct an audit ofthe financi al reco rds ofall recogn ' Stud ent Organ izations

3 Prepareeach semester , forth e Council's approval , a bUdge!

by JohnDoddy

RobCasce lla

LamDinh

Georg e Kautsoubis

L ynn Parsons

The lORB continues to handle complaints and problems submitted almost daily by students Wewishtoremindyouthatw e alsomediatebetween organizations andrespondt o problems ofthefa culty andstaff Feelfr ee t oc ontactusatthebox li sted abo ve. Students , for y our co nveniencew e havepla cedco mpla int form s atthe c enterdesk

4 Disburse all monies as directed byth e Council.

5 Perform all other duties as assigned tohimorherby I President orthe council.

6 B e c hairpersonofthe allotm entc ommittee.

If anyon e is interest ed in s uchanimportant endevorforST ple aseco ntactmeatbo x 995A .S.A .P. andbe presentat Sun meeting prepared fora short n ominating speech Then bus inesso f STUCO will a lsob ec onducted o nthisnight. The STUCO Finan cial Comm itteei sinneedof members i nterested - see Charlie B uscarinoinB o x 276

Th e STUCO M ovie C ommitt eeisi nterested inseeking membersa lso If interested - see R ichSzwerc inBo x 1430

Room 224 622

North

Ale xander Brodsky

Geo rge Hori han

NealMason

Tom Torre

Palme r

KenAnd erson

Dwight Gra ves

BobVanDyke

IFC COMMENTARY

AtthelastIFCmeeting there wasadiscussionabouttheusual IFCsocial functions Sincemost everyone (except Dougand year Thefirstmeetihgwillbe he ld onTuesday , October 2,at 9 :00 PMonthesecond floor of thecenter Everyone is invited toattend YournewIDC representative areas follows : TechHall SaleelAwsa re Rob Burgermeister

forIFCmembers Another idea wasabigpledge night part y. I particularly likethefirstid ea If youha ve any comments orfeelideas , c o"!e

North Alexander Brodsky

George Horihan

NealMason

TomTorr e

Palme r Ken Anderson

Dwight Graves

BobVanDyke

Steve VanPelt Room 224 622

BySteveNanl

Hey' YouFreshman!Goto smokers

Pleasedonotputup party and /or smoker posters with screwsUP

MichaelYoung 324

606RiverSt. Room JamesTraverso 310

Hayden Room Ray B ontempi 102 M i chaelYoung 324 606River St. Room James T raverso 3 10 602 River St. Room Mi ke Zar i 402 Ja cobus Room AnnBr own 217 835C .P.T Room Rosemarie Witter 202 602RiverSt. MikeZari

Jacobus AnnBrown 835C .P.T. RosemarieWitte r

IFC COMMENTARY

Atthe l astIFCm eeting the re

wasadis cussion abouttheusu al

IFCsoc ial functions Since mos t ev eryone(exceptDoug and Chr is) agreedtheW inter Carn ivalis asilly , silly w ayt oth row awa y money n ew way st o t hrow awaymoney w ere dis cussed

NowthattheRat isdeadand gon e the re isan i deatohavea rotating h ourof dr inking on Fridays Th is would co nsistof a dif ferentf rate rnity h ost each w eek Thismeans free drinks

LETTERS

T o th e Edit or:

Doyo u agreeth at th e main purp oseo fth e Physical Educati on Departmen ti stok eept he stud ent fi t?Yes, iti sals overy tru e th at th es tudentsg et a c hance to be"educated " in varioussp orts Butwou ldn'ty ou w ant to P ltr.p.1I i n o np c::nnrt t h;:lt

forIFCmember s Anoth eridea wasabigp ledge nigh t party I par ti cularl y l iket he fi rstid ea If youha ve an y comm ents or feelings about th esei deas, c ome down t oth e n ext IFCmeeting, Sund ay , at 10 :00PMatCh i Psi

andvoicey our o pinion

You 're probabl y w ondering wha t an " houro f dr inking " means Itm eans happy h our but y ou'renota llowedt o print t hatinth e sill y stat e o f New Jerse y.

Room 402 Room 217 Room 202

BySteveNani

Hey'YouFreshman! G o to smokers

Please donotputuppa rty and /or sm oker p osters w ith sc otchtape - screws up t he paint.

Ste ve Ro thkin , Berni e McNeilly , andsi x oth er p eoplea re Immensely d ispleased that y ou threw uponthem

Thepartiesthisweek endwer e p retty good I'vego t nothing badtosay about them The y wer e nobig thrill th ough.

Th e m ovie thisweek i s " Emp ireStrikesBa ck "

T echfest wi li ta ke pla ce b etween O ct.3-7 Thesecond mixer be aOJ ni ght o nFr idayand Li arwi ll ap pear o nSaturday eve ntswillbea nnounced in the fut ure

Th isp astWednesday a ndne xt Wednesday - tableswillbe t oregisterto vote fo r t heNo vember 6na tional election i mportanttomake yo urs tudent voice heardand itt akeslittlee tofill o utth e sh ort formt oa pply (it do esn 't co stanythingei Abs entee Ba liot app licationsw illa lso beav ailable If inte helping or signing up - see Audr ey Aj alat atTech520andT Mul van erton i nB ox 1065 This e lection i s i mportantmore m ost since it fallsonapr esidentiale lection ye ar Makeyour heard!

Illl""I>L-:

Th e moviethisweekIS " rnprr e nesac Techtest willtake place between O ct.3-7.Thesecond mixer beaOJ night on Friday and Liar will a ppearonSaturday Ot eventswiilbe announced inthe future

This past Wednesday andne xt Wedn esday -tableswi li bes to register tovoteforthe November 6national election. I important tomake your stud ent voi ce heardandittakes llttlee tofilioutthe short formto appl y( itdo esn 't co stanythingei Absentee Ballot applications will als o beavailable If interest helping orsign ing up - see Audr ey Aj alat atTech520and1i Mu lvanert on inBo x1065 This e lectionis i mportantmore most sin ce itfallsonapr esid enti ale lection y ear Makeyour heard'

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The Stevens Christian Fellowship

by Vlclor Gerdes, '86

Does i tfeellikewehavebeen herefourweeksalready ? Tobe honest , i thasbeenthatand more'HereiswhattheStevens ChristianFellowship hasbeen up t o.Ourf irst meeting on Septemberfifth,washeld atthe usual timeandplace , Wednesday , 9PM, i nMorton103 If therewereany questions about whoweareandwhatwedo th eywereansweredthenby TerryMathias , SC F preside nt. As idef rom hista lk , t herew as singin g , pra ising , a nd afterward s,refreshments.Th et raditi onal we l co m e(back) i ce creamparty was t hesecond week of sc hool.Funwa s h ad b y allthatn ight w ith" several" gallons ofth ec old stuff, a ndan eveningfilledwithg ames, i e. Risk, Uno , c hess , brid ge (!?!), videog ames etc.Foro ur seco nd meeting , September12, Pastor

Bl omberg, o fth e Evangelical Free Chur chinHoboken , spoke o n " TheSabba th and SpaceT ime Continuu m ." S o und heavy?" Read y ourBible a nd pray every da y" , w ou ld bethe briefest summ ationo fhis t alk.

Asusualwehadaga mes night t hatFridayalso Lastweek , we had th ep leasure of hearing Pastor Feria s peakonEvangelism asaLi festyle Heisa n i nspring speaker a nd as wecometo expectf rom h is t alks i n t hepast , heleft th eFellowship w ishing thenigh tw ould never e nd!Th e SCFp icnic ofl ast Frida yw asa

blas t:m uchofood , mu cho sun , andnatura lly mu cho fun!" A ct ivities included a threelegg ed r ace,aneggrelay , a nda f ull on , serious football game ! N ina, a fr iend oftheSCFfr om theEvangelica l Free Ch urch spoke o n relationsh ips f ort his w eek 's meeting , asort ofe ncorepr esentation fromas imilar t alk she ga ve last semester Ne xt week wehavetwospeakersallthe wayfrom J apan! FrankySchaefe r wiII " speak " v iatape t hrough a Sonystereo!Westill have a full sc hedule of " real" s peakers a nd ac tivities p lanned fo rth e restof th esemester Wh y notc omeo utt oa meeting, makesom e ne w fri ends, maybe seeafewoldone s,e njoy inspiringspeak ers,as we ll as r efreshments, a ndmost imp ortantl y, Shareth e Faith. Meetingsare every Wednesday ni ghtat9PM , inMorton 103 Furth er i nfoo n t heSCF : Victor,box 536.

AmNT ION

UN DERGRAD UATE S

Tutors needed fo r freshmon ond sophomores courses

Work-Study not needed Apply on 10rh Roor

Dean D 'Amoro's Office

SOCIAL COMMENTARY

by Patric ia Conlon

As you all know , last Friday there were three fraternity parties, Sigma Nu, Delta Tau Delta , and Chi Psi. CPT was :11 hadthepleasure ofhearing Pas- sophomores courses torFeriaspeak onEvangel ism Work - Study not needed asaLif estyle H e isan inspring Apply on speaker , and,as wecom e to 10rh Floor expectfromhistalksinthepast , Dean D 'Amoro's heleftthe Fellowship wishing thenightwouldnever e nd!The Office SCFpicni c ofl ast Fridaywasa

SOCIAL COMMENTARY

by Patric ia Conlon

As you all know , last Friday there were three fraternity parties , S igma Nu , Delta Tau Delta , and Ch i Psi. CPT was crowed w ith people on the sidewalks , the street and , of course ,i nside the thr ee houses Saturday night , ther e was one party ( at Sigma Phi Epsilon ). As far asI know , there are no parties scheduled f or t his weekend (I could be wrong s ince I wrote this on Wednesday) Myquest ion i s , why don 't the houses get together and plan their parties on differen t nights? Each party would be more successful and better altended not to mention that it would prevent weekends like this one : where we 're all - going to go elsewhere to party. I was informed that there w ill beno more fraternity part ies scheduled on the same night as mixers. This seems like a really good idea for the success of both the mixer and the party So , how about it, IFC , why not try to break up the f raternity parties so that they are evenly spaced

Another suggestion popped up this week: having mixers or parties in NYC The social committee could rent a club (Studio 54 for example), some buses for everyone , and sell tickets in advance In NYC, most people are of legal drinking age ; the setup and music are conducive to dancing and lots offun Onth e oth er hand , you can 't exactly arrive and leave when you fe el like it What do you th ink?

Liar i s play ing onSa t , Oct 6 for Techfest. It should b e fl

ATTENTION

There will bea financialcomm ittee mee ting on Monday, Oct. 1st at 7:00PM on the5thfloor of thecenter.Newmembersore w elcomepa rticularly freshman Ifyou have any questionscontact Charles [}usca rino At420-98J7.

AFROT C Awards

T he Fall A wardsCe remony fort he 490th A FROTCDetachme nt were heldatNJIT Even t houghth ese awardsa re diffic ult t og et (gi ven t oo nly asmall port iono fth ec adets)th e c adets fromStevens ac cepteda siz eabl e number ofthes eawards thatday Theca dets fromStevens wereawardedthe majorit y ofth e awardsgivenout.Man y olth ec adetsarelistedasr eceivingaFirst , Second, Third o r Fourth Oak Leaf Clust er. Thi s means th at th ey have pr eviously received t heawa rdon e , two , t hree o r fourti mes before For Col lege Scholars hipRibbonOak Leaf Clusters thenumb er ofth e

Oak LeafClus ter i sthenum ber Cluste r-Robert Aehlich Fourth ofyearsthey h avesucce ssfully Oak Leaf C luster -Terry S re mained onschola rship T he Mathias ROTCRecruiting Ribawards and t hecadetsf romb on -St eve Burk e Pilot Solo Stevens whor eceived th ea-Badge- Robert A ehlich , Kirk wa rds a re : SuperiorPertor - H orton C ollegeSc holarship mance RibbonFirstOak LeafRibbon-John A Cherry, Scali Clust er -Steve Burke ROTC A. George, George Head , Chr isLeadership Ribb on -TerryS toph er P Horan Matthew Mathias Fir st Oak Leaf Cluster Storch , DonnaM Rian First - Andr ew A. Abr aham. Distin-OakLeafCluster-JimD .Aucott , guish ed GMCRibbon-Dani el JohnCrit elli, DanielDebree, Debree. Hon or Ribb on -JohnRichard Houghton, Ger ald MesC ritelli,Daniel Debr ee, Gerald sina,Kevin Reilly SecondOak Messina Matthew Storch. Fir st LeafCl uster- Steve Burke Oak LeafC luster-SteveBu rke , Th omas Iannelli , Vin cent JoKirk H orton-SecondOa kLeaf vene, J r ., H einrich Reiping , SteC luster - T homas Iannelli , Vin- fa n S Strapko ThirdOakLeaf c entJov ene Jr ThirdOak LeafCl uster- A ndrew A. Ab raham

THESTUTE

The Record Breaker

by Andy Peters 88

W elcome bac k! OK , t his w eek's record i sth en ew al bum byZebr a, No Tellln Lies Th isi s th e second r ecordby t histr io fro m Georgia Th e memb erso f th e bandar e GuyGelsoon d rums Feliz Ha nemann o n bass keybords , andvoca ls onon e song , and RandyJac kson on the l eadvoca ls , gu itars , and keyboards

Theband started bybeinga Led Zeppelin cover band and i t's prelly obv ious Ja ckson sings like Robe rt Plant-very high , andyou usually can 't understand what inhellhe 's singing.Healsohasthis tendency toplayallofhis solos ata blistering pace , butforthemost partthe solos don't havePage's senseof melody

Mostofthesongsareofthe Zeppelin-ish hardrock variety They work outwell , andare played tightly One exception is the first side 's closing number, "Lullaby. " The keyboard part soun ds strangely like the Beatie's " PennyLane " It'sa moderatetemposong,and Jacksonremovedthevisetosing

t hissong

Th ere s a f ulls ound t o the s ongs , w itha lot o f key boa r dS ands uchf ill in g ou t t hebac kground , butth ere se ems tobe an o verr i dingsameness onth e a lbum T he band h asas ound th at the ir ob viouslyh appy with andthemat er ial is writt en w ithin

ardenlastw eek wasL enses") th e drum set r otated attheGThJustbl ewt he 180 ° t wrce s o h e c ould pla y t he awesome ey IId pla ce away Theyevenpl ayed d rums that h eh asa aro un 'W itch Hunt , " whi ch th ey n ever him If y oug et a chan ce , d etinlayin c oncert Th ey als o played i telys ee RUSHIn c oncert. MyWay /In The Mood " Then ew Fr ank Z appa re co,rd fromthe ir firs t album as t helas t should beou t th is wee k s o rm so ng ofth e shoW Du ring Peart 's going t o tryand find Its omedr um so lo( inthe song " Redwh ere and writ e Itup In af uture

at C apit ol( in WOnderful NJ - t heHobokenof Coun ty) o nOctob er 12, 1IQ sh ouldbeag ood show th atw raps' itup for t h Now I h ave to fi nish my pa pe r.

by Jell Russell and Scott Fagen

t hat f ramework If youli ke the full , hardroc king sound , you 'll l ike th is album This album i s very simila r toZebra 's debut record , "Zebra ". Un like t he fi rst r ecord, ther e isnolyr ic sh eet , soit becomes really difficult to After aseriesof flops, Steve understand the meaning oftheMartinhasreemergedasa major songs comedic force withhisnew

Zebra opened up for Bluemovie AllofMe wh ich cooyster Cult on their last tour , sta rs Lily Tomlin Thefilm cenandtheywerewell received ters around Roger Cobb (Mar(BoCblewthemaway, however , tin) , aJazzguitarist-cum-lawyer duetothatbandsmuch greater whohasa close encounter of experience.) Overall,this record the spiritual kindwith Edwina isprellygood .ltmaynothavea Cutwater (Tomlin), a rich songthatequals "Who's Behind heiress I

The Door " from their f irst, butThe opens with Cobb it'svery listenable anditdoes having a midlife cris is, ashe i s have10 good songs on i t. unsurewhetherornoltodevote

Books and Brahms

by RlIhul Sondhe

' Wherewordsleaveoff m usic beg ins ." -He inrich Heins

M iriam Brickman 's recttal last Saturday i nt heGrea t Ha ll o f Samue l C Wi lliams L ibrary , " MostlyPianoandPoetrytoo " was simply magnificent , although allendance bythe studentbodywas disappointing

Therec ital hadanovelapproach, mixing poetry with piecesonthe piano Someverseswere recited with an accompaniment onthepiano , while others were recited befo re the compositions thatthey inspired wereplayed Therecital illustratsonremoveamevise to smg

(Thanks toRichfor helping withh is lifeto music o r thelaw After th is, bec ause Ihavea hangover being offered a partnersh ip in r ight now.) his girlfJiend 's father's lawfirm , Bytheway , the RUSH concert, provided hecanwinher father 's divorce , Roger decides tog ive upmusic Hisf irst order of business , however ,i stoclea r the estateolthedying Ms Cutwa ter , whowishestoleavehe r holdings toFred 's daughte r

Brickman playedmusic composedbySenator f orShakespeare 's sonnets nos 128, 97and 65 Th is music hasbeen written by Mr Senator forMissBr ickman ; sheis engaged tobe married to him The " Elegia ," inspired bya poembyMax Lifchi tz, andthe " SonetodelPetrarca " byLiszt after the beautiful Sonnet #104 by Petrarch we re botb e xecuted to perfection byher Du ring the recital,MissBric kman alsoplayed Brahms ' Ballad e (afterEdward)andthehumo rous " Poems oftheSea"b y Bloch. Sheended the recital with a rendition of "Vallee d'Obermann" inspired

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Books and Brahms

by RlIhul Sondhe

' Wh erewordsleave off , music begins ." - Heinrich Heins

M iriam Bric kman's recital las t Saturday intheGreatHallof Samuel C Williams L ibrary, " MostlyPianoandPoetrytoo " wass imply magn ificen t, a lthough attendance by th e student body wasd isappointing

Therec ital hadanovelapproach , mix ing poetry with p ieces onth e piano Someverseswere recited w ith an accompan iment onthe piano , wh ile others wererecited before the compositions t hatthey inspired were played Therecital illustrated how famous composers l ike Brahms andLiszthadbeen drawntolit erature fortheir cr eativeinsp iration

MissBr ic kman beganbyplaying Debussy 'S Prelude #4"Les sons etles parfums tournet dans l 'air dusoir '' which w as inspired byap oem byBaudel aire " Harmoni e du So ir ." Th e firstm ovement , allegr o , o fB eethoven's T empestSo nata (#17inDmin or) w as r endered b eaut ifully b y h er Wh enaskedforan ex p l anation fo r th e d isturb i ng sec tions i n t his sonat a, B ee th ov en issai d t o h ::lvP rp fprrprl n ,:.nnlp t n

Brickman playedmusiccomposedby Senatorfor Shakespeare 's sonnets nos 128 97and 65

This music hasbeenwr itten by Mr Senator forMiss Brickman ; sheis engaged tobemar ried to h im The " Eleg ia ,"i nspiredbya poembyMax Lifch itz , andthe Sonetod el Petrarca byLiszt after thebeauti ful Sonnet # 104 byPet rarch were exe cuted to perfec tion byher Du ring th e recital , MissBric kman alsoplayed Brahms ' Ballad e(afterEdward)andthe humorous " Poems oftheSea" by Bloch Sheended the recital with a rendit ion of " Valleed 'Obermann " inspired by Senancou rt andLo rd Byron

The applause last ed thr ough three curtain calls , andfo r an encore MissBr ickman played Bach's Organ Prelud e and Fugue i nE minor

Bornona c hickenfarm i n Massachu setts, MissBri ckman beganplayi ng th e pi ano atthe ag e ofnineandah alf B efore she t urnedt o thepian o, Mis s B ri ckman l earnedtosing She h as g iven re citalsandpl ayed in co ncert s allove rth e wo r ld , i n

i n p lays an d m usical si n A m erica

on t o t he cosmos This tr ansfer

willbemad e possible thro ugh

theTib etan " Sw a mi" , pla yed to the hilt byRi chard Libertini

(" Nosh " in " Shar k ey's Machine )

After a mishap ofm etaphysi cal proportions , hers oul becomes deposited i nto half of Roger's body

Thenext hour ofthe film is devoted to some genUinely hysterical, physical comedy, during which Steve Martin attempts towalk down a street relieve h imself (Shall Itap ?) , makelove , andfi nd the Swami togeth er outofhim The Swami is incommunicado si ncehe insists on answering theto ilet i nsteadof the telephone inh is hotel room

The hook istha t Ms Cutwa ter intends t o t ransferhersou l into Fred 's' daugher 's body while Fred's daughte r Te rry w i ll pass

After losing his girlfriend the divorce case , subsequently , his job he devotes himself to helping Edw ina gain ent ry into Ter ry's body A ftermov ing f rom Ro ger , toth e Swam i 's mag ical basin (Back i n bow l?) , t oa buc ket o f wat er toabl ind blac k saxophon ist andb ackto Roger , shef inally r eaches he rf inal d est inat ion.

Hoboken - Thenew chapter ofEta KappaNu (Electrical Engineering Honor Society) at Stevensheldits first induction ceremony onMay6th , 1984 Inductees included members o f the faculty and studentICllllCbody I e divorce, Roger decides togive up music. His first order of business, however isto clear the estate olthe dying Ms Cutwater , whow ishes toleave her holdings toFred 's daughter

ThehookisthatMs Cutwater intends to transfer hersoul into Fred 's' daugher 's body while Fred 's daughter, Terry , willpass

Charles Suffed These members andallof Stevens are glad to commend the follow ing charter membersolthe Stevens Institute of Technology ofEta Kappa Nu : Thong Luu , Scott Adams , Rich , divorce c ase, subsequently , his j ob , he devotes himselfto help- , ing Edwina gain entry into Terry 's body After moving from Rog er , toth e Swam i's magical basin (Back in bowl ?), t oa bu cket of water , toa blind black sa xoph onis t andb ackt oRo ger, she finally reaches he r f i nal d estination

Hoboken - Thenew chapter ofEtaKappaNu ( ElectricalEngin eering Hono r Soc iety) at Ste vens held i ts first inductio n ceremony onMay6th , 1984 Inductees inc luded m embers of the faculty and student body Th e ceremony took place a tthe Hoboken Manor andwas followedbyad inner President Rogersandothe rs oftheStevens community welcomed inthenew chapt er. AlanLefko represent ed th e national order atthe gathering As econd ceremony f or thos e ableto attend the first wasc onducted onMa y 18th, 1984inthe Burchard Bui!d ing Th ose ofth e Stevensco mmunity who we rea lreadyi n t he socie ty i n c l u de: Fran cis T.B oesch , Paul

i rlian , GeraldJ He rkowitz , Var madesuoo o

Cha rles Suffed These membe rs

a ndallof Stevens areg lad to commend th e follow ing charter members o lthe St evens Inst i tute

o f Techn o logy o f Eta Kappa Nu : Thong Luu , Scott Adams , Ri ch

Meacham , Gary Armirata , Michael Kantrowitz , Mouri M Allahwerd i , Kenneth T Irv ine, Bill H eaver, Kevi n Loughran , Babak Barmak, Daniel Belenets , EdwardSUllivan , Thomas J Dietrich , Robert W Hoogenstryd , William Hom , A ri Menase , Raj Sharma , John Blevin, Eric Johnson, Juan Carlos Rodriquez , Sui Ping Sh ieh, Ale xander Br odsky , John Russott o, T om Men aco

RobertoCalderone, Suresh

wani , Will iam Tho et , Da vidN

H artley , LouA nn Roman , S us an Venner , M ichaelTab ola , A lfred

C. G ilmore , Raashid Malik , Jung c..,., ; k

SCC Sp ons ors Te chfe st Road Ral ly

Yes,t he Stevens C omm ut er Council w illo nce again be sponsoring aroad rally t hissemeste r

Whati s a road rally ? Probably t hewildestti me yo u 'll ever h av e inthefron t seato fa c a r!

Teams i deallyc onsistoftwo persons a " p i lo t" anda " n avigator." Each team wi llbe g iven a varietyo f clues , sti ck maps , etc atthebeginn ing o f the journey , aswellasasurv ey to f illout alongthe w ay Th ec hallengeistofindyourway t hrough NewJersey's mudd led roadsystemandto thefinishline (which issomeunspec ified locat ion)

Theemphasisison correct distancedriven , (asshownby odometerreading)and corre ct answeronthesurvey , andnot solelyonspeed ; andthe course shouldnot youTOOfa r away(atleastnotby design!)

Af ull li st ofru les, i nstruc t io n s, an dregulationswi ll be d ist ributed at the st art , wh ichw i ll b e at 10:00a.m. sh arpon Sunday , October7t h inth e8th st reet p ar ki ng l ot.Th ere w ill bea$3 00 e ntryfeetoco ve r o ur e x penses , andt rophies w ill b eawarded.

SEMINARO N JOBO ProR TUN mES IN ENGINEERING

Dr.Charles King , Senior Eng ineero r General Electric, will presenra sem inar at Srevens on Job Opporrun lnesin Engineering on Wednesday, October 3 Thesem incx will be held at 2 p m in Burchard Audirorium

Dr. King wi ll d iscuss the specrrum of engineering work a nd rell stuoenrs how 10 select the job besr suiled 10 !hem He will h ighlighr rechniquesfor bei ng successful in the eng ineering fie ld, pro vide he lpful hinr.;on how 10 m ake the mostOUlafon-eampus recruiring ccrlvirtes, metwi ll show how roevaluoTe positions and compa nie s. Finally he will go step-by-step Througharyp ical career path

AmNTION All DIVEI\5!

Wonllo dive with S.U.£?

ConloetMlke-Oox 1613 orSlop by the in the Ubrory, (Mondoy nighl- 9 :00, 2ndRoar)

So ,i fyo u want tos pendan i nterest in g3 or4(o r9o r 10) hours onTeehfest Sunday , co me onoutand parti cipat ei n " THE GREATSWAMP THING , TOO " aun ique TechfestRoadRall y ••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••

Friday Observer Clique-ity-Clack (and the train rolls on)

by David Breslin '85

Last week , it lNaed noticed that the Cha irperson of the Honor Board , the Editor of the STUTE, and the T reasurer o f STUCO were not elected into the prest igiouis activity honor socie ty , Gear and Triangle. For those who don 't know , G& T i san organization w ith the purpose of " F i rst,to honor t he man who has demonstrated his ability and leadership in t he extra-curricular f ield and second, byun i ting those leaders , to foster a better and stronger college spirit at Stevens " Even with this purpose , the students with perhaps the three toughest jobs on campus were snubbed (or whatever you callit)by G& T Those three students have proven thei r 'ability' and 'leadership in the extra-curricular field' and yet they were not elected into the organization which was designed for them

In order to learn more about this organization , I read lii"ro

11 SCari}"""

by David Breslin '85

Last week , it lNaed noticed that the Cha irperson of the Honor Board, the Editor olthe STUTE , and the Treasurer of STUCO were not elected into the prestigiouis activity honor society, Gear and Triangle For those who don 't know , G& T i san organ ization with the purpose of " First , to honor the man who has demonstrated his ability and leadersh ip in the extra-curricular field and second, byun iting those leaders , to foster a better and stronger college spir it at Stevens ." Even with this pu rpose , the students with perhaps the three toughest jobs on campus were snubbed (or whatever you callit)by G& T. Those three students have proven their 'ability ' and ' l eadership i nthee x tra-curricular field' and yet they were not elected into the o rganization which was designed for them

In order to learn more about this organization , I read through Dean Tomk iew icz's copy of G&T's const itut ion. WhileI read , the word cl i que' kept popping upinmy bewildered mind Accord ing to the constitution, members (or prospect ive members) must display " an att itud e of fellowship " and must be " socially congenial. " And who decides whe ther someone is " socially congenial? " why the members of G& T, o f cours e. That sounds like a clique to me In other words , if you are friendly with the members of G&T, you 've got an ace in the hole Maybe t he Chairperson ofthe Honor Board the Editor of the STUTE and the Treasurer of STUCO had no aces to play

As for myself , I 'm not a member of G&T either. As most people could tell you , I far surpass the minimal req u irements for acceptance Unfortunately also snubbed last semest er after two G&T membe rs argued that Iwas not wo rthy ofth e organizati on sin ce my name was asso ciated withthe infam ous MORPHEUS co lumn.Th e const itut ion, however , stat es tha t " Memb e rshi p in any other s oc iety , frat e rnity o rassociations hall not d ebara c and i datefo r election th is s ocie ty ." Well so m uch fo r c o nsti t u t i o ns.

Anywa y , i fIha dn 't been s nubbedf or writing for M ORPHEUS , I [ o b :::ll b l\l J. A":u. ld....b..,. .•

The bowling season willsoonbehe re and therearestill a few spotslefttofill on the starting squad .If ,you have abou t a 165 average , leave your name, box number and average in bo x 5-1679 Ifyou 're a good bowler please come outforthe team - we coulduseyour help

Dr King received h is bache lor's degree from !he lh ivelsiryof Rhode lsIond , h is master's degree and doctoraTe from !he lhivef5i ry ofComecricur Currenrty employed by Generol Electric , he hasalsoworked for lleThIehemSleel, Worrhingron, met PrOlt ond'M1 irney He hasroughlalUn ion Collegea nd isa Enginieer in New York Slale

Techquest '84

Following this article isalist of84 items and their point values Someoftheitemsare diff icult, someare slightly harder , andsomeare downright impossible Find asmany it ems as youcan placetheminabag01 box c learlylabeledwithyour nameandbo x number,andbring th em tothefirst1I00rcent er l oungeon Sunda y;-October 7at 12noon Thep oints willbe totalled andthe winners announced a t thelawnparty Prizes ( caseo f beverage)willbe awardedtothew inner.

O rig inality and cleverness count , butpleasenotheft Only on e of eachitemwillbe count ed per e ntrant.Allitemsw ill be returnedafter t he co ntestends For further tntormation contac t S-1430

THEITEMS:

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Tips for the DEC 350

byErikRogers

Therehave beenseveral commentsconc erning the delivery of PIOS version 2.0 Th e bottom lin e isthatunl essadministration c hangesth eir mind , i twon 't be dis tributedun tii aft er midterm On e co mmentoff ered anew id ea : If a lmost everythinginth e sc hool isstudentrun , thenwh y not have th eco mptuerproj ect

p lan ru n byast udent co mmittee wjtb

6 Respond toth e 'command :' prompt with : Writelp : m:n where : ml isthefirstlineyou wisht o print.

n i sth elastline

Somethingelseth at deals with th e prin terare escapesthatdesig-

THESTUTE

byCh ris HoranKennethIcklan

Whatdoyou think of the male/female ratiohere at Stevens?

COME PLAY IN THE 2nd ANNUAL TECHFEST CLASS IC FOOlIWl GAME

Freshmen /Sophomores vs Juniors/Seniors

Sign up in the gym; guysandgalswanted

PoNder Puff Starts: 2:30 p .m an the field

Men getdownto l3usiness -3 :45 p .m.

CONf. GET THE COLLEGE EXPEPJENCE

THE STEVENS SOCIAL COMMITIEE PRESENTS A TECHFAST

BASH

Friday- Oct 5-Donceto the Familiar Tunes of DJ FERN

l3eer andWine served Tech

Saturday. Oct 6LIAR

playingthebestinnew wove dance hilS

Screwdrivers - l3eer and Wine Served t .':! ';10..7- n_

-Rlchardo BorgessumsIIup ," - DonnaRyan

COME PLAY IN THE 2nd ANNUAL TECHFEST CLASSIC

FOOlIWl GAME

Freshmen /Sophomores vs Juniors/Seniors

Sign upin the gym ; guysandgal s wanted

PoNder Puff Starts: 2:30 p .m. an the field

THE STEVENS SOCIAL COMMITIEE PRESENTS A TECHFAST

BASH

Friday- Oct. 5-Donceto the Familiar Tunes of DJ FERN

l3eer andWine served Tech

Saturday, Oct. 6LIAR

playingthebestinnew wove dance hilS

Screwdrivers - l3eer andWineServed

Gearand Triangle presents TECH FEST COMEDY NIGHT

•Ta nya Richardson

Good Start for Cross-Country

byPinto Naravane

The cross-countr ytea mhad itsfirstmeetlast Saturda yatthe Kings College Inv itational , and itseemsliketheyare off toa goodstart.They placed seventh outofthe thirteen teams ( 115 run,ners)thathad entered and evenbeat their lAC rivalsMaritime Thesevenbest times for Stevensinthisfivemilerun camefrom sophomo re John Critelli,whofinished thirteenth with a 28:47.5 (comingclosetoCoach Alonso 'srecordof28 :26): freshmanEd S tevens, finishing 29th

with a29 :37.9; sen ior Mann y Costa , finishing 38thwith30 :14: sophomore Gerry M essina, f inishing 51st with 30 :53: jun ior

John Dodd y(co-captain), finishing 53rdw ith 30 :58; soph omore Dave Cinderella , finishing 59th with 31 :24; and junior Jim Roberts (co -capta in), finishing 61st with 31 :33.

Their ne xt meetis against St. Francis andN .Y. PolyatVan Cortlandt Parkthis Saturday

T heteamis practicing hard , andit looks liketheyare going tohavea good season

A New Promising Year

b y Rob inA nderson

TheAr chery T eamisen tering i tssecondy eari nth e Metropo litanCo nference. Th eteam i s looking ve ry strongthi syear andish oping t o betterlastyear 's record Alo t oft he o ld members haveret urnedp luswe n ow h ave manyprospective members who look pro mising. The club holds practiceon Monday nights from 8to10 i n the Field House andis currentlyhaving i nstructionfor those intrested whohave little o rno experience

Wehavefourmeets scheduled

LEITERS••••

(Continued fromPage 2, Col 3 )

tocreateso me kindofmenu schedulesothere i s always a dishofferedmost people like

2 Simplyget better food even ifit mean s loosing seconds on maindishes

3.T hest aff could display some commonco urtesy, (they certainly donotseem happy w itht he new mealp lan.)

Ji m Traverso -87

unERs

(Continu ed from Page 2, Co l. 3)

tocr eateso me k ind of m enu sch edulesot here is always a dishoffered m ost people like

2 Simplyget b etterfood even i fitm eans loosing seconds on maindishes

3 T he staff could display some common courtesy (they certainIydonotseem happy with the new mealplan .)

Jim Traverso -87

To the Ed itor:

ThisletterregardsDavid B reslin 's editorial inthe September 14 Stute I think thatMr B reslin let s his caustic critisisrn ofthe p residentofSTUCO get out of co ntrolanthathedoesnotshed anylig ht onthe problem hehas br ought up.IfMr. Breslin will remember , the Congress ofthe UnitedStates depends onasignif icant m ajoritytomakema ny important decisions Thereaso n forth isi sv erysi mple To m aintai nth ein tegrityofthe voting pro cessandt oassu rethefewest amountof di ssatisfied p ersons, t hemar gin between m ajority and minorit yshould bequ ite distin ct.I n t he caseoft he e ight eenmembersof Stuco, th e same logicap plies

Accord ing t oMr B reslin 's t hinking , a b allotco nsisting of seventeenabste ntions and one votewou ld d ecidethe outcome : t hat o np. vo tP. hf:i! inn t hp. m airu-itv

thisse mester.T hef irst wi ll be on We dnesday, October 24t h, vers us Baruc h College h ereat S tevens. A nyone i n terested is welco me toco me an d c heer o n thetea m. Fansarea lways welco me.

Anyone w ishing toknowabo ut t he club cansee Coach Vo lkommer orany member ofthe team.

by Herold R. Domk e '85

Once againt heSlevens Tech varsitysoccer t eamendedup with a wi nanda lossetthe end 01lastweek'scompet ition Lest WednesdayTech soccerlans were tr eated t o an exciting 2-0 overtime victory WhileSaturday,thesquaddropped a hard l ought1-0 decision

F.D.U.-Madison wast he sec-

Soccer

ondvict im 01t heyear l orTech. Thegame w asclosely loug ht lor thel irst 90 minutes , but no onecouldseemtoputtheball i n t henet. F.D.U. camevery closehill ing t he postlateinthe secondhall. Th is wasaboullhe onlyser ious threat l orboth teams.The li rstovertimeseemed tohave thesamepace, butthen senior HerbKaldany01 Con-

SPORTING COMMENT

Team Splits

by Bernie McNeilly Box 995

This past week, with barely any reason why and rather quietly , amanhasleftthe 'campusofStevensTech. John McCook wasthe intramurals director hereat Tech He r esigned from his position asoflast Friday McCook was responsible forrev italizing and reshaping the scope of i ntramuralson this campus. Over3800 people partic ipated i n intramu rals lastyea r (Note: there are only appro x 1500 s tudents) and participation hasinc reased evenmo re this yea r sofar Hehas re turnedtoh is family and friends i n Penns ylvania.

W hile o nth e subj ect of i ntramurals,ac tion wasinfu ll sw ing i n men 's floo rh ockey, co-ed volleyb all andm en's bas ketball. T he pa rticipation was overwhe lming in volleyball It m ay be ato ut l astyea r's co-ed so ftball i ntha t catego ry. Thebas ketball league had its i nitial games and it 's hard tote llwh o will h ave control. We 'll just wa it andsee .In fl oor h ockey , the Bud men havebeen wi nningas pre dicted , but a n upst art squ ad- De lia's Deligh ts --: fee lth eya ret he b etterteam .Th ey've beaten th e B udmen i n twou nofficial g ames b efore t hele ague ' ss tart. (Budmen - d on ' tletme down!)

In varsity action - thew omen's tenn ist eam ann ihilated their op ponents lastweek. T he B ig Gu y (R .M.) f eltt hat "i t wast heb est matc h weever p layed" w hen th eybeat FDUT eaneck 9-00n Saturday. Th ey then w ent en t o be atN .J.I.T. 7-2inthei rfi rst l AC. matc h.Sophom ore K eri Z uchowski a ndju nior " U rc h"Vecchio w erei mpressiveatnum ber t wo double sasw as ju niorSheilaZil occhaia nd s ophomore sensation Leslie L ou ghr anat number one doubl es. L eslie ex tendedherph enomenal w in st reak at number on e singl es - - -'

Wh ile o nt he subject of intramurals, action wasinfull swing inmen 's floor hockey , co-ed volleyball andm en's basketball. The participation was overwhelming in volleyball. It maybeat o utlast year 's co-ed softball inth at cat egory The basketball leaguehaditsinit ial games and it's ha rd totellw ho will ha ve control. We'll jus t wait andsee In floor hockey ,t he Budmen havebeen winni ng aspr edicted, bu t an upsta rt sq uad - Delia 's Delights --: fe el they a re t he b etter t eam. Th ey've beaten t he Budmen in two u n officia l ga mesb efore th eleague 's start ( Budmen - do n't let me d own!)

Invar sity actio n - thewo men' st enniste amann ihlla led their oppo nents lastweek.T heBig Guy ( R.M.) feltt hat "it wasthebest match weeverp laye d" whe n t heybeat FD UTeaneck 9-00n Saturday. They th en went en t o b eat N .J.I.T 7-2in their fir st I.A.C. match. Sophomore K eri Z uchowski and junior " Urch" Vecchio w ere i mpressive atn umber two doubles as wa s junior Sheil aZ ilocchaiandso phomore s ensation Leslie L oughranatn u mber o ne dou bles.Leslie extended her p henomenal win s treak at n umber o ne singles to11-0o verthepast2 years. Bu t th e pla yer R ichie M orell c ommendedth em ostw as th ep lay of this w eek's at hleteo f thewee k-C athy Reilly. It w asr umoredt hat sh e dema nded consider ationf ort hehon or up on h er coach and upon receivi ngit , sh era isedh erar ms i n ex haltationasif s heha d co nqueredthewo rld It was quite hilarious

gers, NYcameout0 1 nowhere and l ireda looseballinthe creasepasttheF.D.U. goalie to breakthedeadloc k Thatwas nottheend0 1it,however,as sophomoreArtBowers took a beautilul clearing pass,came on oneononeandput theballin theupper ri ghthandcomerseali ngthevictory lorTech Itwasa different storyon Saturday as theboOterstookto the roadandtraveledtoVassar College Perhaps thelongride early inthemorningtookalittle out olthe hooters. becausethey seemedlistless, andmissedseveralscor ing opportunities Vassarhadonlyonescoringth reat dur ing thegameandmadethe most01ithandingStevensits fourthloss01theseason.

FernCruzhadanothersolid weeki nthenets c omingupwith 13saves The Duckoffensehas o nly scored5goals i n6games andhasbeen shutou t th ree times l ithe offansecou ld beg in toc lick,t heboOters cou ld ha ve asolidseason Techlacesa toughschedu le i nupcom ing weeks OnSaturdaytheytraveltoNewarkto lacearchr ivals NJITand t hen onWednesday,theboatersare on t he roadonceagaintravel ing toUpsalaCollege Awin i n eitherofthesegamescouldprovide somemuchneededconf idence.

Asafinalnote I wouldlik e to make acorrectiononlastw eek's article It wasreport ed that Franco Dichiowasawardeda

penalty shot because w as i llegallytouched lende r I nactuality the takenbyJoe Callaghan more Ir omSummit. cusetheerror. If there cr iticisms aboutthe th is art icle, please drop i nBox488 Iunders playe rt ookserious theabovementioned Cont rary tothe belief player Ihave beenin at eachhomegamethit a ndtheinlormationI garding theawayg playerorthesportsin dir ector I hopethispi stand s thatitis not meto attendtheaw andthathiscriticisms unwarranted

Women Netters Go 2-0

byAnthonyG.iordano '88

Th e Women's Tenn is Team we nt 2-0over the last w eek, raising it s record t o2- 1 w itha 7-2 dec ision over NJITand a 9-0demolition 01 F.D.U Teaneck.

On Wednesday , September 19, the tennist eamt raveled to Newarkt o sq uare offagainst NJIT.II t urned outtobea gr eat dayfort heg irlsastheydefeated thei r "In stitute ofTechnology " rivalsby t hescore017matches to2 Leslie Loughranwasvictoriousin her 10thstraightwinat f irst si ngles bysmashingMary

A nnMuchainstraightsets, 6-2, 6- 1 Al sovictoriousinsingles fo rTechon th edaywasKeri

Zuc howski witha6-3, 6-3 win over MeganSweeney, URCH Vecchioina 6-2, 6-1 t riumph over DeanneAde,andCathy Reillyw ith a 6-3, 6-0 triumph overAlexandra Patras. T hegi rls 7:2 decision over 'NJIT ana a 9-0demolition01F.D.U. Teaneck.

OnWednesday, September 19, thetennisteamtraveledto Newark tosquareoff against NJIT It t urned o uttobeagreat dayl or th e gi rlsas they deieated t heir "I nstitute 01 Technology" rivalsbyt he scoreof7matches to2. Leslie Loughranwasvictoriousinher10thst raight winat firstsing les bysmashingMary

An n Mucha instraightsets, 6-2, 6-1 A lsovictoriousinsingles forTechontheday wasKeri

Zuchowskiwitha 6-3, 6-3 w in overMeganSweeney , URCH Vecchioina 6-2, 6-1 tri umph overDeanneAde, and Cathy Reillywitha6-3 , 6-0 triumph overAlexandra Patras Thegirls alsoswept all 3 doublesmatches

to seal all thevictory Witht his victory,Rich Morell's squadwe nt to 1-0i n2 d ifferentconf erences, th eirreg ular at hleticconf erence andt heWomen' sIntercollegiate At hleticConference.

On Saturday, September22, the teamw ashomelo r t he fi rst ti me againstF.D.U.-Teaneck

Thisturn ed o ut tobean even sweetervictoryfortheteamas theyc rushed theiroppo nents , 9-0, inwhat RichMorellcalled " thebestoverallteammatchin Techhistory. " Leslie Loughran scoreda 6-4, 6-2 winoverSally Hillatfirs t singles itbeingher 11thca reer victory againstno defeats. I nothersinglesaction , Keri Zuckowski wonoverCassie

Siletti , 6-3, 6-4, URCHVecchio beatEricaTerwilleger 6-3, 7-6 (7-2) , TrishCaldwe ll defeated AllisonMcClain , 6-4, 6-2, Sheila Zi locchi beat MariaScarzello 63, 6-2, and Cathy Reillywo n Athleti c Conferenc e.

OnSaturday , September 22, th e teamwashomeforth e fi rst tim eagainstF.D.U .-Teaneck. Th ist urned ou t t obe an even sweete rvictory for the team as theycr ushed t heir op ponents, 9-0, inw hatRichMorellca lled " thebestoverallteammatc h in Techhistory ." LeslieLough ran scoreda 6-4, 6-2 winoverSally Hillatfirs t singles , itbeingher 11thcareervictoryagainstno defeats.Inothersinglesaction , Keri Zuckowski w onoverCassie Siletti , 6-3, 6-4, URCHVecchio beat Erica Terwilleger 6-3, 7-6 (7-2), Tr ish Caldwelldefeated Alli son McClain , 6-4, 6-2 , Sheila Zi locchibeatMariaScarzello63, 6-2, andCath y Reillywon overMonaLiebermaninthe

best match o f theday, 7-5. Since t hegirlscaptu 6si nglesmatchesand t hevictory right there, thedoub lesmatches full d istance asthere de fault by F.D.U.infirst after T echhadgone up gamesin t he first set , secondand thi rddou coachesdecided toplay8 prosets Thiswasa very ing victory and confi boosterfor the girlswho edtheirentirevictory lastyearwit hthis match. Thegirlsgo to the N.J Tournamentthi s weekend. tobetterlastyear's7th finish Andhereisanote assistantcoac hEverett E Hewouldreallyappreci peop le woul d cleanupany th atthey make on the suchas leaving tennisb l idso n t he c ourts,b fulldistanc e asthera d elault by F.D,U. infirst afterT ech hadgoneup gamesin t hefirstset, s econdandthirddou coac hes decidedtoplay8 p rosets Thiswasavery i ng victory and confi boosterfor th e girls who edtheirentire victory lastyearwith th ismatch, Thegirlsgo tothe N,J. Tournamentthi s weekend. tobetterlastyear's 7th finish Andhereis anote assistantcoach Everett Hewouldreally appreci peoplewouldclean upany thattheymake on the suchasleavingtennis lidsonthec ourts,b glass , etc

Karate News

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howseeming ly ho peless yo u maybe, if youco me toc lass requ larly, improve ment is inevitable .Th ere isnosuchth ingas failure a ndregret. AsI said beforeo urlegs areourmain weapon, butbeforew e canu se th em, w e muststre tcht hem (daily)and believe me, if you don't , mastering newtec hniques will be i mpossible.So stretc h, stretch andstretch.

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whe n we win. Sometime neartuture, wewill becom atRider C ollege wherea T V stationcrewwill be p Th ere have beenmanyI ments inthepastwhe w omen have doneaswell m en.

"youhaven't joined, do it nowbeforethecl comes too advanced. The Clubmeets th ree times atthefieldhouse: Tuesd p .rn.: