"Offensive" ad sparks complaints (editorial), 9:20:2000 p 7
ADVOCATE (NEWSLETTER)
Newsletter needs more information (editorial), 10:25:2000 p8
BSG responds to newsletter comments (editorial), 11:1:2000 p 11
AFRICAN AMERICANS
Speaker enlightens listeners to thoughts of King, 2:7:2001 p 25
Professor gives perspective on President Yu's committment (viewpoint), 2:21:2001 p 10
Colored Museum highlights diversity, talent, 3:7:2001 p 5
Lamb addresses black, Latino race relations, 4:25:2001 p 5
OSAD sponsors Black Solidarity Day, 11:8:2000 p 1
OSAD files "no confidence" vote, 11:15:2000 p 1
College president addresses OSAD concerns, 12:6:2000 p 10
OSAD president clarifies no confidence vote, 12:6:2000 p 11
AIDS
Mardi Gras Parade draws large crowd, 5:2:2001 p 5
Brockport hosts AIDS Quilt, 12:6:2000 p 1/3
Memorial relays many messages (editorial), 12:6:2000 p 7
ALCOHOL
Alcohol screening helps concerned students to cope, 4:11:2001 p 4
Alcohol consumption; fiction, facts, prevention, 4:11:2001 p 15
Alcohol survey gives slim results, 4:25:2001 p 15
Student gets another chance at life, 10:25:2000 p15
ALUMNI
Life Long Brockport resident (George Rich) shares pride of college (editorial), 1:31:2001 p 10
Alumns honor D'Agostino with leadership speeches, 4:11:2001 p 35
New club (Amnesty International) gets charter; hosts speaker (John Honeck), 4:25:2001 p 15
Alumni give students encouragement, 5:2:2001 p 1/3
Brockport alumni (Clint Van Zandt) shares experiences during talk, 9:20:2000 p 5
SUNY alum (Kevin Munning) publishes sci fi novel, 11:8:2000 p 4
Surviving state violence seminar held (Randall Shea), 11:15:2000 p 4
(Alumni Follow-Up) surveys determine student success, 12:6:2000 p 5
ALUMNI HOUSE
Fraternity volunteers for college, 11:15:2000 p 1
ALUMNI PLACEMENT SURVEY
Alumni give students encouragement, 5:2:2001 p 1/3
AMERICAN CIVIL LIBERTIES UNION
See: ACLU
AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL
New club (Amnesty International) gets charter; hosts speaker, 4:25:2001 p 15
ANDRIATCH, MICHAEL
Andriatch takes new post, leaves sports information, 1:31:2001 p 3
ANXIETY DISORDERS
Anxiety side effects show cause for concern, 4:4:2001 p 15
APATHY
Little focus on volunteerism at Brockport (editorial), 4:25:2001 p 7
SUNY Brockport year in review (editorial), 5:2:2001 p 7
Low turnout hurts bands, 5:2:2001 p 23/25
Participation by student body needed for campus-wide events, 5:2:2001 p 24
ART
Native American art exhibit in Tower definitely visible, 2:28:2001 p 25
Art exhibition highlights staff, faculty art work, 4:11:2001 p 3
Nancy Kellar art exhibit displays diversity of art, 4:18:2001 p 21
Student art shows diversity, 4:25:2001 p 23
Brockport graduate's artwork recognized, 10:4:2000 p4
Tower Gallery showcase photography, paintings, 10:11:2000 p16
Art exhibit celebrates Halloween, 11:1:2000 p 16
Sculptures take over Tower Fine Arts, 11:15:2000 p 30
ARTICLE 9
Article 9 rocks Gallery despite small crown, 4:25:2001 p 21
ARTS FOR CHILDREN CLUB
Arts for Children club gives hands-on lesson to students, 4:18:2001 p 15
AUTHORS
Wakefield incorporates music, spirituality into final forum, 4:18:2001 p 4
AUTHORS - LOCAL
Local author (Paul F. Ferguson) at Lift Bridge Books, 2:14:2001 p 15
Writers craft class to hear Rochester native, 4:11:2001 p 16
BSG trip offers opportunity to meet Congress, 1:31:2001 p 16
BARBU-MCINNIS, MONICA
Local activists warn of gene-altered foods, 4:25:2001 p 4
BARS
Brockport lacking activities for SUNY students, 2:21:2001 p 26
Live music creates relaxing time, 4:4:2001 p 33
BASC
Union traffic heads in other directions, 4:11:2001 p 4
Job has more problems than hours, 10:11:2000 p8
BASC, BSG receive highest ratings in SUNY system, 12:6:2000 P 5
Businesses accept BASC Easy Money, 12:6:2000 p 1
BATTLE OF THE BANDS
Fusion gains attention, 5:2:2001 p 24
Bands rock for Springfest slot, 11:15:2000 p 21
BELL, MARVIN
Poetry, music fill final (Writer's) Forum, 12:6:2000 p 18
BETTER COMMUNITY COALITION (BCC)
BCC hosts symposium, 12:6:2000 p 3
BIG SKY
Band not as good as its many influences, 9:20:2000 p 18
BISHOP, RICK
Vote Brady/Bishop, Miller for BSG (editorial), 4:4:2001 p 7
Presidential/Vice Presidential tickets, 4:4:2001 p 21/22/27
Brady/Bishop triumph in BSG election, 4:18:2001 p 1/3
BLACK & DECKER
Community still waiting for clean-up to begin, 4:25:2001 p 4
BLACK BELT JONES
Black Belt Jones rocks riffs at Gallery, 3:7:2001 p 24
BLACK HISTORY MONTH
Black History Month begins, 2:7:2001 p 3
Rose offers perspectives on Black History, 2:14:2001 p 4
Define 'boo' please, 2:21:2001 p 5
BODY MOVEMENT
Brockport hosts three-day talk (Moving Bodies), 4:18:2001 p 15
BOOK CLUB
Women's Studies hosts book club, reviewing "Ophelia," 9:27:2000 p 3
BORDEN, HOWARD
Presidential/Vice Presidential tickets, 4:4:2001 p 21/22/27
BRADY, BRIAN
Vote Brady/Bishop, Miller for BSG (editorial), 4:4:2001 p 7
Presidential/Vice Presidential tickets, 4:4:2001 p 21/22/27
Brady/Bishop triumph in BSG election, 4:18:2001 p 1/3
BRENNAN, SEAN
Brennan looks back on BSG term, 4:25:2001 p 14
BSG Treasurer enjoys politics, 11:15:2000 p 4
BROCKPORT
Options offered to students on, off campus, 2:21:2001 p 15
Brockport lacking activities for SUNY students, 2:21:2001 p 26
Businesses accept BASC Easy Money, 12:6:2000 p 1/3
Police chief reminds students of Brockport laws, Summer: 2000 p 10
Nearby "hot spots for Brockport students, Summer: 2000 p 23
BROCKPORT - BUSINESSES
Alice provides eclectic taste for Brockport, 2:14:2001 p 14
Tattoo shop (Extreme Graphix) opens new branch downtown, 9:13:2000 p 15
BROCKPORT - POLLUTION
Masry to tackle contamination case in local neighborhood, 2:14:2001 p 3
Issues aplenty for students, community (column), 2:21:2001 p 8
Contamination causes concern, 3:7:2001 p 1/3
Should village pollution impact campus (editorial), 3:7:2001 p 7
Community still waiting for clean-up to begin, 4:25:2001 p 4
BROCKPORT ALUMNI ASSOCIATION
Life Long Brockport resident (George Rich) shares pride of college (editorial), 1:31:2001 p 10
Students win alumni scholarships, 9:27:2000 p1
BROCKPORT HIGH SCHOOL BAND
The Point holds fund drive, 2:14:2001 p 5
BROCKPORT JAZZ ENSEMBLE
Jazz Ensemble entertains Tower, 12:6:2000 p 17
BROCKPORT POLICE DEPARTMENT
Issues aplenty for students, community (column), 2:21:2001 p 8
BROCKPORT YMCA
Walk for Youth hits Brockport, 4:18:2001 p 15
Youth walk benefits community, 4:25:2001 p 5
BROWN, RICHARD
Presidential/Vice Presidential tickets, 4:4:2001 p 21/22/27
BSG
BSG discusses mid-year report, transfer of funds, 1:31:2001 p 2
Highlights of BSG, mandatory fee, administration benefits (editorial), 1:31:2001 p 9
BSG trip offers opportunity to meet Congress, 1:31:2001 p 16
BSG mandatory fee up for evaluation, 2:7:2001 p 1/3
Keep BSG mandatory fee in mind (editorial), 2:7:2001 p 7
Kickoff bash successful in Union, 2:14:2001 p 21
BSG divides racially for no reason (editorial), 2:21:2001 p 7
Dating Game suffers due to lack of contestants, 2:21:2001 p 26
Landloards warn renters to be careful, 2:28:2001 p 1
Diverse programs something for everyone (editorial), 4:4:2001 p 7
Concert advertising dispute resolved, 4:11:2001 p 1
Students still number one priority (editorial), 4:11:2001 p 7
SUNY Brockport year in review (editorial), 5:2:2001 p 7
BSG Student Court provides update, information (viewpoint), 5:2:2001 p 10
BSG spring picnic entertains students, 5:2:2001 p 16
BSG Student Services hosts health day, 9:13:2000 p1
Fallfest planned: fun, food, drinks, 9:13:2000 p3
Rain dampens BSG Fallfest-ivities Friday, 9:20:2000 p 1
Events promote election involvement, 9:27:2000 p 1
Newsletter needs more information (editorial), 10:25:2000 p8
BSG responds to newletter comments (editorial), 11:1:2000 p 11
BSG brings satisfaction to all (editorial), 11:8:2000 p 7
OSAD, BSG sponsors TV Judge Greg Mathis visit, 11:15:2000 p 3
BASC, BSG receive highest ratings in SUNY system, 12:6:2000 p 5
School's successful semester spotlighted (editorial), 12:6:2000 p 7
Questions surround BSG housing list (editorial), @:28:2001 p 7
BSG - BOARD
BSG Board meeting sparks conflict, controversy, 2:14:2001 p 1/3
BSG Board denies OSAD extra funds, 2:21:2001 p 1/3
BSG Board meeting prompts heated discussions, 2:28:2001 p 1/3
BSG Board members approve FTE figures, 4:4:2001 p 4
Board meeting passed fund requests, 4:11:2001 p 3
BSG Board members adopt bylaw change, transfer funds, 4:18:2001 p 3
Pettinato reflects on past academic year, 4:18:2001 p 13
BSG Board meeting heats up Monday, 4:25:2001 p 1/3
Brennan looks back on BSG term, 4:25:2001 p 14
BSG Board concludes spring semester meetings, 5:2:2001 p 3
Midkiff bids farewell to BSG Presidency, 5:2:2001 p 15
Vacated BSG position filled, 9:6:2000 p1
Midkiff "values positions every day," 9:20:2000 p 5
BSG keeps Pettinato busy, 10:4:2000 p 4
Brockport Student Government Board meets, 10:4:2000 p 5
Board discusses executive stipend Monday, 11:1:2000 p 5
BSG Treasurer enjoys politics, 11:15:2000 p 4
BSG Board meets, addresses campus diversity, more issues, 11:15:2000 p 5
New BSG Board member (Michael Miller) attends meeting Monday, 12:6:2000 p 5
BSG president welcomes students, Summer: 2000 p 1/3
BSG - ELECTIONS
BSG candidates debate compus issues, diversity, 4:4:2001 p 5
Vote Brady/Bishop, Miller for BSG (editorial), 4:4:2001 p 7
Make considerations before elections (column), 4:4:2001 p 8
Presidential/Vice Presidential tickets, 4:4:2001 p 21/22/27
Treasurer candidates for BSG elections, 4:4;2001 p 27/28
BSG 2001-2002 Baord of Directors candidates, 4:4:2001 p 28
Williams wins three-way treasurer race, 4:18;2001 p 1
Brady/Bishop triumph in BSG election, 4:18:2001 p 1/3
2001-2002 Brockport Student Government election results (chart), 4:18:2001 p 3
Student voter turnout disgraceful (editorial), 4:18:2001 p 7
BSG Election results are in: nobody cares (column), 4:18:2001 p 8
Student leader tells of his experiences, dedication, 4:18:2001 p 10
BUD DETAR BIG BAND
DeTar combines storytelling with music for 'Century of Jazz,' 10:11:2000 p17
BURSAR
See also: Tuition
Bursar announces new policies, 10:25:2000 p1/3
Policies will soon be issue to students (editorial), 10:25:2000 p 7
Problems prompt changes, 2:21:2001 p 5
Life at SUNY Brockport and beyond (column), 2:14:2001 p 13
Warm weather to make life easier on Brockport students, 2:14:2001 p 23
Specialized information, programs for commuters, 3:7:2001 p 6
Changes made on campus, 9:6:2000 p 1
Campus life getaway weekend disappointing, 9:20:2000 p 3
SUNY students "Make a Difference," 11:1:2000 p 1/3
Getting around SUNY Brockport, Summer: 2000 p 2
CAMPUS RECREATION DEPARTMENT
Tuttle gym gets new TV's and equipment, 1:31:2001 p 15
CANAL SIDE PUB
Canal Side, Scholars Day conflict, 5:2:2001 p 4
CAREER SERVICES
Updated job searching for students (letter), 2:7:2001 p 10
Career Services hosts many events throughout semester, 2:28:2001 p 15
Career Services suggest planning, 4:11:2001 p 5
Spring job fair offers taste of everything, 4:18:2001 p 4
Interviewing workshop suggests preparation, 4:25:2001 p 3
Summer job hunt not so bad, 5:2:2001 p 16
CASE, JEFF
Student gets another chance at life, 10:25:2000 p15
CASINO NIGHT
Casino Night, Jim Karol is big hit with students, 2:14:2001 p 22
CHINA
SUNY history professor (Robert Strayer) shares China travel experiences, 11:1:2000 p 5
CLOTHESLINE PROJECT
Clothesline project recognizes victims, 5:2:2001 p 5
CLUBS
Involvement Fair gets mixed reaction, 2:14:2001 p 5
Involvement Fair lacks ...involvement? (editorial), 2:14:2001 p 7
SMC offers real life experience for students, 3:7:2001 p 15
Arts for Children club gives hands-on lesson to students, 4:18:2001 p 15
New club (Amnesty International) gets charter; hosts speaker, 4:25:2001 p 15
Lions Club seeks new members, plans events, 11:8:2000 p 1
CLUBS AND ORGANIZATIONS FAIR
See also: Involvement Fair
Organization fair held, 9:20:2000 p 4
COLLEGE BUILDINGS
College purchased Rochester building, 4:11:2001 p 1/3
New building bring bigger and better things (editorial), 4:11:2001 p 7
COLLEGE EVENTS
On-campus activities need a lot more diversity, 4:18:2001 p 22
Administration considers events policy (editorial), 4:25:2001 P 7
Events policy will undergo revision, 4:25:2001 p 1/3
SUNY Brockport year in review (editorial), 5:2:2001 p 7
Low turnout hurts bands, 5:2:2001 p 23/25
Participation by student body needed for campus-wide events, 5:2:2001 p 24
COLLEGE LIFE
Life long Brockport resident ( George Rich) shares pride of college (editorial), 1:31:2001 p 10
COLLEGE MAJORS
Major elimination proposal withdrawn, 2:14:2001 p 1/3
New major values hands-on research for students, 2:14:2001 p 5
Dropping majors averted for now (editorial), 2:14:2001 p 7
Administration announces intentions, program alterations, 2:28:2001 p 3
New science major added (Environmental Science), 4:11:2001 p 1/3
COLORED MUSEUM
Colored Museum highlights diversity, talent, 3:7:2001 p 5
COMEDY
Comedians get Gallery laughing, 2:28:2001 p 25
COMMENCEMENT
Commencement speakers announced, 5:2:2001 p 1/3
COMMUTERS
Specialized information, programs for commuters, 3:7:2001 p 6
Week events provide information for commuters, 10:25:2000 p4
COMPUTER COMPETENCY
New computer course required, 10:11:2000 p 4
COMPUTER INFORMATION SYSTEMS
Multimedia Applications new CIS course, 12:6:2000 p 4
COMPUTER VIRUS
Worm virus attacks computers on campus, 10:11:2000 p1
CONCERT ADVERTISING
Concert advertising dispute resolved, 4:11:2001 p 1
Students still number one priority (editorial), 4:11:2001 p 7
CONSTRUCTION
Lennon Hall opens in May, 1:31:2001 p 3
Brockport renovations still underway (editorial), 1:31:2001 p 7
Union Square renovations pending, 12:6:2000 p 1
CORSI, COLEEN
Alumns honor D'Agostino with leadership speeches, 4:11:2001 p 35
CRANE, JUDGE MITCH
Fraternity member speaks about hazing, 9:27:2000 p 4
CRIME
Student charged with trespassing, 2:21:2001 p 1/3
Stabbing on campus, 10:4:2000 p1
CULTURAL EXPLOSION
Salsa steps sound throughout Seymour Ballroom, 2:21:2001 p 5
CURRICULUM
IT program helps students boost skills, 2:7:2001 p 4
Major elimination proposal withdrawn, 2:14:2001 p 1/3
New major values hands-on research for sutdents, 2:14:2001 p 5
Dropping majors averted for now (editorial), 2:14:2001 p 7
Faculty retreat raises campus issues, 2:21:2001 p 1
Issues aplenty for students, community (column), 2:21:2001 p 8
Administration announces intentions, program alterations, 2:28:2001 p 3
New science major added (Environmental Science), 4:11:2001 p 1/3
New computer course required, 10:11:2000 p4
SUNY Gen Ed changes cause waves, 10:25:2000 p1/3
Multimedia Applications new CIS course, 12:6:2000 p 4
Alumns honor D'Agostino with leadership speeches, 4:11:2001 p 35
DANCE
Salsa steps sound throughout Seymour Ballroom, 2:21:2001 p 5
Dance Awareness Days back to SUNY BROCKPORT, 2:21:2001 p 15
Student dance concert, 4:11:2001 p 17
Swing dancers take SUNY students on wild ride, 4:11:2001 p 23
Dance studio features traditional, original performances, 4:18:2001 p 21
Sankofa series unites SUNY students, 5:2:2001 p 24
Dance-drama sells out Hartwell Theater, 9:27:2000 p 15
Limon company sells out Hartwell theater, 10:25:2000 p16
DANCE AWARENESS DAYS
Dance Awareness Days back to SUNY BROCKPORT, 2:21:2001 p 15
DANCESAFE
Online organization promotes drug education, 9:27:2000 p 17
DATE RAPE
Woman tells how rape experience, gives warning (column), 4:4:2001 p 9
Friend of rape victim tells about her experience, 4:11:2001 p 9
DATING GAME
Dating Game suffers due to lack of contestants, 2:21:2001 p 26
DAVIS, KATHRYN
Novelist Davis speaks at Writer's Forum, 11:8:2000 p 18
DAY OF THE DEAD ART EXHIBITION
Art exhibit celebrates Halloween, 11:1:2000 p 16
DAYSTAR
Dance-drama sells out Hartwell Theater, 9:27:2000 p 15
DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION AND HUMAN DEVELOPMENT
Final talk in awareness series slated, 10:25:2000 p 4
DEPAUL, BRANDON
Brandon DePaul enchants Gallery with soulful showing, 3:7:2001 p 25
DETAR, BUD
DeTar combines storytelling with music for 'Century of Jazz,' 10:11:2000 p17
DI PASQUALE, RAY
Vice presidents welcome new students, Summer:2000 p 9
DIMATTEO, BEN
New editor introduces self to community, 1:31:2001 p 8
DIVERSITY
Diversity Conference more than education, 2:28:2001 p 4
Colored Museum highlights diversity, talent, 3:7:2001 p 5
Diversity still a top priority, 5:2:2001 p 1/3
Final talk in awareness series slated, 10:25:2000 p4
BSG Board meets, addresses campus diversity, more issues, 11:15:2000 p 5
Nubian Week questions college's diversity (editorial), 11:15:2000 p 7
BCC hosts symposium (Confronting Intolerance), 12:6:2000 p 3
College president addresses OSAD concerns, 12:6:2000 p 10
OSAD president clarifies no confidence vote, 12:6:2000 p 11
DIVINE, ROBERT
Gulf War speaker dispells myth media coverage created, 4:4:2001 p 5
DIXON, RYAN
Student leader shines in Brockport, 2:28:2001 p 16
DJ'S
Turning the tables on guitar heroes, 10:4:2000 p 15, 10:4:2000 p15/17
DRAG QUEENS
Drag Queens dazzle crowd in Ballroom, 3:7:2001 p 23
DRAKE MEMORIAL LIBRARY
Full online library at Questia.com, 2:14:2001 p 15
Drake Library leaking, 9:20:2000 p 1, 9:20:2000 p 1/3
Library system advances made, 10:4:2000 p5, 10:4:2000 p 5
DRUGS
Ecstasy brings more danger than pleasure, 4:4:2001 p 4
Online organization promotes drug education, 9:27:2000 p 17
DUNAU, MARK
Senate Green Party candidate visits Brockport, 10:11:2000 p 5
DWI
Staged DWI crash raises awareness, 9:13:2000 p 1/3
DYNACOLOR
See: 3M/Dynacolor
DYSON, MICHAEL ERIC
Speaker enlightens listeners to thoughts of King, 2:7:2001 p 25
Faculty retreat raises campus issues, 2:21:2001 p 1
FACULTY CHANGES
Andriatch takes new post, leaves sports information, 1:31:2001 p 3
Heyen retires with numerous honors, 2:14:2001 p 4
Heyen speaks on past, poetry, profession, 2:21:2001 p 4
Faculty member's visa expires, 5:2:2001 p 4
FACULTY SENATE
Faculty retreat raises campus issues, 2:21:2001 p 1
FALLFEST
Fallfest planned: fun, food, drinks, 9:13:2000 p 3
Rain dampens BSG Fallfest-ivities Friday, 9:20:2000 p 1
FEDERAL LAW ENFORCEMENT TRAINING CENTER INTERNSHIP
SUNY student takes law enforcement internship, 9:13:2000 p 4
FELDER, VINCE
Presidential/Vice Presidential tickets, 4:4:2001 p 21/22/27
FELDER, VINCENT (OSAD PRESIDENT)
Student leader tells of his experiences, dedication, 4:18:2001 p 10
OSAD president clarifies no confidence vote, 12:6:2000 p 11
FERGUSON, PAUL F.
Local author at Lift Bridge Books, 2:14:2001 p 15
FISHBERRIES!
Local activists warn of gene-altered foods, 4:25:2001 p 4
FLAMINGO FEST
Fist annual Flamingo Fest, 4:18:2001 p 15
Flamingos take campus by pink storm, 4:25:2001 p 13
FOLEY, MICK
Pro wrestler Foley to visit, 10:11:2000 p4
Ex-wrestler, best-selling author visits, 11:8:2000 p 15
Foley discusses his books, future plans, state of wrestling world, 11:8:2000 p 17
FOOD
Java Junction cart leaves Edwards, 1:31:2001 p 15
FOOTBALL
Football season gives fans reasons to show up (editorial), 11:8:2000 p 7
FOREIGN LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT
Surviving state violence seminar held, 11:18:2000 p 4
FRENCH DEPARTMENT
Major elimination proposal withdrawn, 2:14:2001 p 1/3
Dropping majors averted for now (editorial), 2:14:2001 p 7
FRESHMEN
Incoming students improve standards, 9:6:2000 p3, 9:6:2000 p 3
Standards rise for new students (editorial), 9:6:2000 p7
FTE
BSG Board members approve FTE figures, 4:4:2001 p 4
FUEL
Fuel (rock group) to hit Ballroom, 2:7:2001 p 1/3
Fuel to be breath of fresh air on campus, 2:7:2001 p 24
Students prepare for Fuel concert, 2:14:2001 p 22
'Thank you, Fuel' from campus media (editorial), 2:28:2001 p 7
Down to earth band ignites ballroom, 2:28:2001 p 15
Fuel shimmers in ballroom performances, 2:28:2001 p 23
FUNDRAISING
The Point holds fund drive, 2:14:2001 p 5
Youth walk benefits community, 4:25:2001 p 5
Fraternity member speaks about hazing, 9:27:2000 p 4
HEALTH
Hazen-sponsored programs kick off semester-long agenda, 2:7:2001 p 15
Professor (Thomas Golaszewski) leads in national health study, 2:7:2001 p 17
Spring break safety tips for SUNY Brockport vacationers, 3:7:2001 p 15
Walking helps in health, fitness, 4:4:2001 p 17
Internet gives women new resources for health issues, 4:18:2001 p 13
Smoking poses many health risks, 4:18:2001 p 14
Men's health mini-fiar promotes fitness, wellness, 4:25:2001 p 5
Hazen may change policy: all must be insured, 9:6:2000 p 4
Vaccine clinic postponed, 9:13:2000 p1
BSG Student Services hosts Health Day, 9:13:2000 p 1/3
Health Services host wellness fair, 9:27:2000 p 4
Women's Center, Hazen hold Health Day, 10:11:2000 p 5
Men attend Health Fair, 11:8:2000 p 4
Hazen offers advice about PMS, 11:15:2000 p 4
HEYEN, WILLIAM
Heyen retires with numerous honors, 2:14:2001 p 4
Heyen speaks on past, poetry, profession, 2:21:2001 p 4
HIGH SCHOOL VISITATION
Students visit campus, 2:28:2001 p 3
HISTORY DEPARTMENT
History chair Marcus dies, 10:11:2000 p1/3
SUNY history professor (Robert Strayer) shares China travel experiences, 11:1:2000 p 5
Surviving state violence seminar held, 11:8:2000 p 4
HOLLYWOOD SQUARES GAME
Hollywood Squares game outside McLean success, 10:4:2000 p 5
HOLOCAUST
MCC hosts 11th annual Yom HaShoah commemoration, 4:25:2001 p 13
HOMECOMING
Weekend events highlighted for Homecoming, 10:4:2000 p1/3
Homecoming Weekend invites school spirit (editorial), 10:4:2000 p 7
Homecoming events held, 10:11:2000 p1/3
Sinbad performance sells out Tuttle gym, 10:11:2000 p15
Homecoming fastivities relocated, 10:11:2000 p16
HOMOPHOBIA
Many anticipate hate crime speaker, 9:6:2000 p 17
Stomping out homophobia, 10:4:2000 p1/3
Judy Shepard takes strides past pain (editorial), 10:4:2000 p7
HONECK, JOHN
New club (Amnesty International) gets charter; hosts speaker, 4:25:2001 p 15
HONORS
Brockport students honored, 2:28:2001 p 5
Students, faculty, staff celebrate academic achievement, 4:18:2001 p 5
HOOPER, PATRICIA
Award winning poet reads in memory of beloved teacher, 9:27:2000 p 18
HOUSING - OFF CAMPUS
Landloards warn renters to be careful, 2:28:2001 p 1
Landlord reviews offered by Inner-Greek Council, 10:25:2000 p 4
Landlord results available to off-campus students (editorial), 10:25:2000 p 7
Questions surround BSG housing list (editorial), @:28:2001 p 7
IT program helps students boost skills, 2:7:2001 p 4
INTERNET
Full online library at Questia.com, 2:14:2001 p 15
Phone numbers posted on Internet, 3:7:2001 p 6
Online directory may cause problems (editorial), 3:7:2001 p 7
Home page controversy leads to new web policy, 4:4:2001 p 1/3
Internet gives women new resources for health issues, 4:18:2001 p 13
INTOLERANCE
BCC hosts sympoisum (Confronting Intolerance), 12:6:2000 p 3
INVOLVEMENT FAIR
Involvement Fair gets mixed reaction, 2:14:2001 p 5
Involvement Fair lacsk --- involvement? (editorial), 2:14:2001 p 7
Interviewing workshop suggests preparation, 4:25:2001 p 3
JOBS AND INTERNSHIPS FAIR
Campus participates in virtual job fair, 2:7:2001 p 1
Job fair offers mostly disappointment (editorial), 10:11:2000 p 7
Career Services suggest planning, 4:11:2001 p 5
Spring job fair offers taste of everything, 4:18:2001 p 4
Job fair not entirely fair for communication students (column), 4:18:2001 p 8
JOHNSON, WILLIAM (ROCHESTER MAYOR)
Rochester Mayor speaks about voting, 11:4:2000 p 4
New major values hands-on research for students, 2:14:2001 p 5
MAKE A DIFFERENCE DAY
SUNY students "Make a Difference," 11:1:2000 p 1/3
Make a Difference Day not for some but for all (editorial), 11:1:2000 p 7
MARAH, JOHN K.
Professor gives perspective on President Yu's committment (viewpoint), 2:21:2001 p 10
MARCUS, ROBERT
History chair Marcus dies, 10:11:2000 p1
MARTIN, JASON
Brockport graduate's artwork recognized, 10:4:2000 p 4
MASRY, EDWARD
Masry to tackle contamination case in local neighborhood, 2:14:2001 p 3
MATHIS, JUDGE GREG
OSAD sponsors Judge Mathis talk, 10:11:2000 p 4
OSAD, BSG sponsors TV Judge Greg Mathis visit, 11:15:2000 p 3
MAURILIA PEREZ GOMEZ, JUANA
see PEREZ GOMEZ, JUANA MAURILIA
MAX'S MARDI GRAS PARADE
Mardi Gras Parade draws large crowd, 5:2:2001 p 5
MCINNIS, DAVID
Local activists warn of gene-altered foods, 4:25:2001 p 4
MCMANNUS, MICHAEL P.
Student charged with trespassing, 2:21:2001 p 1/3
MEN'S HEALTH DAY
Men's health mini-fair promotes fitness, wellness, 4:25:2001 p 5
MERRIFIELD, KARLA
New website more user friendly, 1:31:2001 p 16
MESSINA, JOE
Presidential/Vice Presidential tickets, 4:4:2001 p 21/22/27
METRO CENTER
College purchased Rochester building, 4:11:2001 p 1/3
New building bring bigger and better things (editorial), 4:11:2001 p 7
METZ, GARY
Ecstasy brings more danger than pleasure, 4:4:2001 p 4
MIDKIFF, MARK
Midkiff bids farewell to BSG Presidency, 5:2:2001 p 15
Midkiff "values positions every day," 9:20:2000 p 5
BSG President welcomes students, Summer:2000 p 1/3
MIGRANT EDUCATION PROGRAM
Youth walk benefits community, 4:25:2001 p 5
MILLER, MICHAEL
Vote Brady/Bishop, Miller for BSG (editorial), 4:4:2001 p 7
Treasurer candidates for BSG elections, 4:4;2001 p 27/28
New BSG board member attends meeting Monday, 12:6:2000 p 2
MINNESOTA MINING & MANUFACTURING
See: Three M
MONAGHAN, MAX
Mardi Gras Parade draws large crowd, 5:2:2001 p 5
MUNNING, KEVIN
SUNY alum publishes sci fi novel, 11:8:2000 p 4
MUSIC
Fuel (rock group) to hit Ballroom, 2:7:2001 p 1/3
Outkasters big success in Gallery, 2:7:2001 p 23
Fuel to be breath of fresh air on campus, 2:7:2001 p 24
New music scene needed to refresh campus lifestyles, 2:7:2001 p 25
Students prepare for Fuel concert, 2:14:2001 p 22
Bassoons grace Tower Fine Arts, 2:21:2001 p 25
'Thank you, Fuel' from campus media (editorial), 2:28:2001 p 7
Down to earth band ignites ballroom, 2:28:2001 p 15
Fuel shimmers in ballroom performances, 2:28:2001 p 23
Black Belt Jones rocks riffs at Gallery, 3:7:2001 p 24
Brandon DePaul enchants Gallery with soulful showing, 3:7:2001 p 25
Live music creates relaxing time, 4:4:2001 p 33
RPO impressed Tower Fine Arts audience, 4:4:2001 p 35
80's survivor Tiffany to perform outside Trax, 4:18:2001 p 1
Tiffany cancels Tuesday show, 4:25:2001 p 1
Article 9 rocks Gallery despite small crown, 4:25:2001 p 21
Low turnout hurts bands, 5:2:2001 p 23/25
Fusion gains attention, 5:2:2001 p 24
Pianist performs Chopin; original arrangement (J. J. Kauffman), 9:13:2000 p 18
Snapple tour visits Trax patio Tuesday, 9:20:2000 p 4
Bank not as good as its many influences, 9:20:2000 p 18
BSG sponsors acoustic guitarist visit Oct 26, 10:4:2000 p 3
Imesh new haven for downloads, 10:4:2000 p16
DeTar combines storytelling with music for 'Century of Jazz,' 10:11:2000 p17
BSG announces Dec. Wallflowers concert, 11:1:2000
Guitarist (Tim Reynolds) holds his own without Dave, 11:1:2000 p 15
Bands rock for Springfest slot, 11:15:2000 p 21
(Brockport) Jazz Ensemble entertains Tower, 12:6:2000 p 17
(Tripping) Billies' singer performs solo acoustic show, 12:6:2000 p 17
OFFICE OF INSTITUTIONAL ADVANCEMENT SPECIAL PROJECTS COORDINATOR
Andriatch takes new post, leaves sports information, 1:31:2001 p 3
ORGANIZATION FOR STUDENTS OF AFRICAN AMERICAN DESCENT
See: OSAD
OSAD
BSG Board denies OSAD extra funds, 2:21:2001 p 1/3
Define 'boo' please, 2:21:2001 p 5
BSG divides racially for no reason (editorial), 2:21:2001 p 7
Issues aplenty for students, community (column), 2:21:2001 p 8
Professor gives perspective on President Yu's committment (viewpoint), 2:21:2001 p 10
OSAD sponsors Judge Mathis talk, 10:11:2000 p 4
OSAD sponsors Black Solidarity Day, 11:8:2000 p 1/3
OSAD files "no confidence" vote, 11:15:2000 p 1
OSAD, BSG sponsors TV Judge Greg Mathis visit, 11:15:2000 p 3
Nubian Week questions college's diversity (editorial), 11:15:2000 p 7
College president addresses OSAD concerns, 12:6:2000 p 10
OSAD president clarifies no confidence vote, 12:6:2000 p 11
OUTKAST
Brockport prepares for hit rap duo Outkast, 4:4:2001 p 33
Outkast, 5:2:2001 p 23
Parking questions actually have some answers, 4:11:2001 p 5
Holley parking lot creates more problems, 10:11:2000 p 3
Parking now problem for on-campus students (editorial), 10:11:2000 p 7
Attendance lacking for parking focus group, 11:15:2000 p 5
PASSPORT TO LEADERSHIP
Series teaches leadership, 10:11:2000 p 5
PASTORE, GREGG
Andriatch takes new post, leaves sports information, 1:31:2001 p 3
PEREZ GOMEZ, JUANA MAURILIA
Surviving state violence seminar held, 11:15:2000 p 4
PESCRILLO, DAVE
Presidential/Vice Presidential tickets, 4:4:2001 p 21/22/27
PETTINATO, GREG
Pettinato reflects on past academic year, 4:18:2001 p 13
BSG keeps Pettinato busy, 10:4:2000 p 4
PHILOSOPHY DEPARTMENT
Major elimination proposal withdrawn, 2:14:2001 p 1/3
Dropping majors averted for now (editorial), 2:14:2001 p 7
Major elimination proposal withdrawn, 2:14:2001 p 1/3
Dropping majors averted for now (editorial), 2:14:2001 p 7
PLANNED PARENTHOOD
Planned Parenthood helps all, 2:14:2001 p 14
PMS (PREMENSTRUAL SYNDROME)
Hazen offers advice about PMS, 11:15:2000 p 5
PODSIADLY, KAREN
Black History Month begins, 2:7:2001 p 3
POETRY
Heyen speaks on past, poetry, profession, 2:21:2001 p 4
Poet Sherod Santos to speak at Forum, 2:28:2001 p 5
Award winning poet reads in memory of beloved teacher, 9:27:2000 p 18
POLLUTION
Contamination causes concern, 3:7:2001 p 1/3
Should village pollution impact campus (editorial), 3:7:2001 p 7
POVERTY
Poverty focus of Social Work lecture, 12:6:2000 p 4
POWELL, KEVIN
Real World participant (Kevin Powell) comes to Brockport, 2:28:2001 p 5
Powell speaks on the Real World of sexism, 3:7:2001 p 4
PRESIDENT'S CITATION
Students, faculty, staff celebrate academic achievement, 4:18:2001 p 5
PSYCHIC FAIR
Psychic Fair mystifies Gallery, 4:4:2001 p 33
PSYCHOLOGY DEPARTMENT
Fond memories of Psych Professor (Ross F. Vasta) remain with staff, 9:6:2000 p1/3
Sankofa series unites SUNY students, 5:2:2001 p 24
SANTOS, SHEROD
Poet Sherod Santos to speak at Forum, 2:28:2001 p 5
SCHOLAR'S DAY
Scholars Day celebrates academic achievement, 4:18:2001 p 4
Scholars Day focus on success important (editorial), 4:18:2001 p 7
Canal Side, Scholars Day conflict, 5:2:2001 p 4
Scholar's Day call to action announced, 11:1:2000 p 4
SCHOLARSHIPS
Students win alumni scholarships, 9:27:2000 p 1
SCHRANK, MARION
Vice Presidents welcome new students, Summer:2000 p 9
SECURITY
Security measures made by college, 9:13:2000 p 4
Students ultimately responsible for own safety, 9:27:2000 p 9
SENATE GREEN PARTY
Senate Green Party candidate visits Brockport, 10:11:2000 p 5
SENECA FALLS
Seneca Falls; a look at women's rights, 4:4:2001 p 15
SEXISM
Real World participant (Kevin Powell) comes to Brockport, 2:28:2001 p 5
Powell speaks on the Real World of sexism, 3:7:2001 p 4
Frat boys speak out, 3:7:2001 p 5
Waffles, monuments raise issues, 3:7:2001 p 5
SEYMOUR COLLEGE UNION
Major Seymour Union renovations in progress, 1:31:2001 p 1/3
Women's Center moves to new floor of Seymour Union, 1:31:2001 p 51
Union traffic heads in other directions, 4:11:2001 p 4
Union Square renovations pending, 12:6:2000 p 1
SEYMOUR PUBLIC LIBRARY
Art exhibition highlights staff, faculty art work, 4:11:2001 p 3
SHEA, RANDALL (ALUMNI)
Surviving state violence seminar held, 11:15:2000 p 4
Many anticipate hate crime speaker, 9:6:2000 p17
Stomping out homophobia, 10:4:2000 p 1/3
Judy Shepard takes strides past pain (editorial), 10:4:2000 p 7
SHEWPRASHAD, RAWLE
Presidential/Vice Presidential tickets, 4:4:2001 p 21/22/27
SINBAD
Sinbad performance sells out Tuttle gym, 10:11:2000 p 15
SINGLETON, JERRY
Alumns honor D'Agostino with leadership speeches, 4:11:2001 p 35
SMITH, BEVERLY A.
Define 'boo' please, 2:21:2001 p 5
Busy woman takes time to advocate awareness, 2:28:2001 p 4
SMITH, LAWSON
Sculptures take over Tower Fine Arts, 11:15:2000 p 20
SMOKING
Smoking poses many health risks, 4:18:2001 p 14
Learn to control the inner "beast" of addiction, 9:27:2000 p 15
SNOW REMOVAL
SUNY Brockport year in review (editorial), 5:2:2001 p 7
SOCIAL WORK STUDENT ORGANIZATION
Poverty focus of Social Work lecture, 12:6:2000 p 4
SPINOLA, EURIDECE ROSA
Brockport dance major wins gold in world championships, 12:6:2000 p 5
SPORTS
SUNY Brockport year in review (editorial), 5:2:2001 p 7
Fall sports ready for 2000 campaign, Summer:2000 p28/27
SPORTS INFORMATION DIRECTOR
Andriatch takes new post, leaves sports information, 1:31:2001 p 3
SPORTS MEDICINE CLUB
SMC offers real life experience for students, 3:7:2001 p 15
SPRING FEST
Bands rock for Springfest slot, 11:15:2000 p 21
ST. PATRICK'S DAY
St. Patrick's Day; traditional fun, 3:7:2001 p 17
STRAYER, ROBERT
SUNY history professor shares China travel experiences, 11:1:2000 p 5
STUDENT LEARNING CENTER
Success Seminar suggests rereading, rephrasing, review, 3:7:2001 p 5
Student Learning Center hosts academic seminars, 11:8:2000 p 3
Student Learning Center helps with math, writing, Summer:2000 p 18
STUDENT LEARNING SEMINAR
Seminar spells success, 2:21:2001 p 4
STUDENT NURSES ASSOCIATION
Student nurses travel south for conference, 5:2:2001 p 15
STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS
Involvement Fair gets mixed reaction, 2:14: 2001 P 5
Involvement Fair lacks ... involvement? (editorial), 2:14:2001 p 7
STUDY ABROAD
Overseas tips for students, 4:4:2001 p 17
Study abroad info available, 9:27:2000 p 3
Vietnam Project director (Nguyen Thi My Hoa) visits, 11:1:2000 p 4
STUDY HABITS
Students hope for better GPA, 2:7:2001 p 15
Seminar spells success, 2:21:2001 p 4
Success Seminar suggests rereading, rephrasing, review, 3:7:2001 p 5
Student Learning Center hosts academic seminars, 11:8:2000 p 3
STYLUS
New editor introduces self to community (Ben DiMatteo), 1:31:2001 p 8
Help needed in quest to fill hard drive with stuff (column), 2:7:2001 p 8
Old headlines reveal much about college's past (column), 2:14:2001 p 8
"Offensive" ad sparks complaints, 9:20:2000 p 7
Opinions should be more accepted (editorial), 11:1:2000 p 8
Campus Talk section helps opinions be heard (editorial), Summer:2000 p 7
Welcoming words from the Stylud (editorial), Summer:2000 p 7
SUMMER SESSION
SummerSession 2001 creeping up on students, 4:18:2001 p 5
SUNY
SUNY Gen Ed changes cause waves, 10:25:2000 p 1/3
SUNY BROCKPORT FACULTY SCHOLARS
Brockport students honored, 2:28:2001 p 5
SUNY BROCKPORT PRESIDENTIAL SCHOLARS
Brockport students honored, 2:28:2001 p 5
SUNY BROCKPORT WEB PAGE
New website more user friendly, 1:31:2001 p 16
Home page controversy leads to new web policy, 4:4:2001 p 1/3
SUNY DAY
BSG trip offers opportunity to meet Congress, 1:31:2001 p 16
SUNY OPINION SURVEY
SUNY surveys show student satisfaction, 1:31:2001 p 1/3
Survey results reason to celebrate (editorial), 1:31:2001 p 7
BASC, BSG receive hightest ratings in SUNY system, 12:6:2000 p 5
Rally event raises women's issues awareness on campus, 11:1:2000 p 1/3
March important for everyone (editorial), 11:1:2000 p 7
TATTOO PARLOR
Alice provides eclectic taste for Brockport, 2:14:2001 p 14
Tattoo shop opens new branch downtown, 9:13:2000 p 15
TELEPHONE DIRECTORY
Phone numbers posted on Internet, 3:7:2001 p 6
Online directory may cause problems (editorial), 3:7:2001 p 7
TENNANT, EMILY
Presidential/Vice Presidential tickets, 4:4:2001 p 21/22/27
THEATRE
'Festival of Ten' enlightens audience members, 2:28:2001 p 24
GEVA new addition to theatre department, 9:6:2000 p18
Dance-drama sells out Hartwell Theater, 9:27:2000 p 15
Performers bolster onstage comedy, 11:15:2000 p 17
3M/DYNACOLOR
Masry to tackle contamination case in local neighborhood, 2:14:2001 p 3
Contamination causes concern, 3:7:2001 p 1/3
Community still waiting for clean-up to begin, 4:25:2001 p 4
TIFFANY
80's survivor Tiffany to perform outside Trax, 4:18:2001 p 1
Tiffany cancels Tuesday show, 4:25:2001 p 1
TOWN GOWN RELATIONS
Life long Brockport resident (George Rich) shares pride of college, 1:31:2001 p 10
Respect community, even when drunk (editorial), 9:13:2000 p 7
TRIPPING BILLIES
Billies' singer performs solo acoustic show, 12:6:2000 p 17
TUBMAN, HARRIET
Busy woman takes time to advocate awareness, 2:28:2001 p 4
TUITION
Problems prompt changes, 2:21:2001 p 5
Bursar announces new policies, 10:25:2000 p 1/3
Policies will soon be issue to students (editorial), 10:25:2000 p 7
TUTTLE NORTH
Tuttle gym gets new TV's and equipment, 1:31:2001 p 15
Entire day dedicated to love, 2:14:2001 p 13
Factual lesson on 14th day of February, 2001, 2:14:2001 p 13
History of the valentine, 2:14:2001 p 13
VALLONE, ANTONIO
Writers Forum brings author Antonio Vallone to Brockport, 3:7:2001 p 16
VAN ZANDT, CLINT
Brockport alumni shares experiences during talk, 9:20:2000 p 5
VASTA, ROSS F.
Fond memories of psych professor remain with staff, 9:6:2000 p 1/3
VIETNAM
Vietnam Project director (Nguyen Thi My Hoa) visits, 11:1:2000 p 4
VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN
International violence demeans, harms women, 3:7:2001 p 4
Clothesline project recognizes victims, 5:2:2001 p 5
Rally event raises women's issues awareness on campus, 11:1:2000 p 1/3
VOLUNTEERISM
Little focus on volunteerism at Brockport (editorial), 4:25:2001 p 7
VOTING
Events promote election involvement, 9:27:2000 p 1/3
Make your voice heard on Nov. 7 (editorial), 9:27:2000 p 7
Rochester Mayor (William Johnson) speaks about voting, 11:8:2000 p 4
Student vote often disregarded (editorial), 11:15:2000 p 7
Writers craft class to hear Rochester native, 4:11:2001 p 16
Wakefield incorporates music, spirituality into final forum, 4:18:2001 p 4
WALK FOR YOUTH
Walk for Youth hits Brockport, 4:18:2001 p 15
Youth walk benefits community, 4:25:2001 p 5
WALKING
Walking helps in health, fitness, 4:4:2001 p 17
WALLFLOWERS
BSG announces Dec. Wallflowers concert, 11:1:2000 p 1
WBSU
The Point holds fund drive, 2:14:2001 p 5
Concert advertising dispute resolved, 4:11:2001 p 1
Students still number one priority (editorial), 4:11:2001 p 7
WHO'S WHO IN AMERICAN COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES
Brockport students honored, 2:28:2001 p 5
WILLIAMS, ROBERT
Treasurer candidates for BSG elections, 4:4;2001 p 27/28
Williams wins three-way treasurer race, 4:18;2001 p 1
WOMEN'S CENTER
Women's Center moves to new floor of Seymour Union, 1:31:2001 p 15
Frat boys speak out, 3:7:2001 p 5
Waffles, monuments raise issues, 3:7:2001 p 5
Women's Center enriches students life, 4:25:2001 p 14
'The M Word' strikes up healthy chat, 5:2:2001 p 17
Rally event raises women's issues awareness on campus, 11:1:2000 p 1/3
WOMEN'S HISTORY MONTH
Women's History Month, 3:7:2001 p 17
WOMEN'S RIGHTS NATIONAL HISTORICAL PARK
Seneca Falls; a look at women's rights, 4:4:2001 p 15
WOMEN'S STUDIES BOOK CLUB
Women's Studies hosts book club, reviewing "Ophelia," 9:27:2000 p 3
WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS OF PERFORMING ARTS
Brockport dance major (Euridece Rosa Spinola) wins gold in world championships, 12:6:2000 p 5
WRESTLING
Ex-wrestler, best-selling author (Mick Foley) visits, 11:8:2000 p 15
Foley (Mick) discusses his books, future plans, state of wrestling world, 11:8:2000 p 17
WRITERS FORUM
Writers Forum brings author Antonio Vallone to Brockport, 3:7:2001 p 16
Writers Forum invites Galang, 4:4:2001 p 16
Fiction writer (Evelina Galang) addresses Asian-American culture, 4:11:2001 p 4
Writers craft class to hear Rochester native, 4:11:2001 p 16
Writers Forum concludes while next year's is being coordinated, 5:2:2001 p 15
Award winning poet reads in memory of beloved teacher, 9:27:2000 p 18
Novelist (Kathryn) Davis speaks at Writer's Forum, 11:8:2000 p 18
Poetry, music fill final Forum, 12:6:2000 p 18
MCC hosts 11th annual Yom HaShoah commemoration, 4:25:2001 p 13
YU, PAUL
President Yu offers advice to SUNY students (editorial), 1:31:2001 p 10
Speaker enlightens listeners to thoughts of King, 2:7:2001 p 25
Professor gives perspective on President Yu's committment (viewpoint), 2:21:2001 p 10
President Yu appointed to research foundation, 4:18:2001 p 3
College president addresses OSAD concerns, 12:6:2000 p 10
Fine arts, professors enhance Brockport, Summer:2000 p 1/3
YURASITS, TOM
Wild stunts, tricks amaze spectators in Ballroom, 10:11:2000 p15