Brockport alumni (Shannon Adams) dies in attacks, 10:3:2001 p10
AFRICAN-AMERICAN STUDIES DEPARTMENT
Caribbean lecture focuses on slavery, 11:7:2001 p4
Histories told of unrecognized heroes, 3:6:2002 p6
AIDS
Anthropology professor (Douglas A. Feldman) is pioneer in AIDS research, 10:10:2001 p16
Lack of AIDS programs disappointing, 11:28:2001 p8
AIDS awareness helps students cope, 12:5:2001 p1/3
HIV testing offered at Health Center, 2:27:2002 p17
Students get AIDS facts, 4:3:2002 p6
ALCOHOL TASK FORCE
Alcohol Task Force discusses future plans, 2:27:2002 p3
ALCOHOL USE/ABUSE
Alcohol abuse, Rational Recovery explained, 10:24:2001 p1/3
Alcohol screening, counseling offered, 10:24:2001 p4
Alcohol abuse isn't all fun (editorial), 10:24:2001 p7
Students given opportunity to learn about alcohol, 11:14:2001 p3
Alcohol Task Force discusses future plans, 2:27:2002 p3
Drinking habits risk for women, 4:3:2002 p1/4
It's not just about size: Women and alcohol, 4:3:2002 p11
ALLARDT, LINDA
Writer's Forum brings well-known poet ( Linda Allardt) to Brockport, 10:24:2001 p13
ALTERNATIVES FOR BATTERED WOMEN
SUNY Brockport senior (Erin Groeger) makes difference with children, 11:7:2001 p16
ALUMNI
Alumni offer students winning strategies, 9:26:2001 p1/3
Golden Eagle fan recounts travels, 9:26:2001 p11
Brockport alumni (Shannon Adams) dies in attacks, 10:3:2001 p10
Alumni Association presents scholarships, 10:10:2001 p4
Students learn how to get rich, 11:7:2001 p5
Alumni contribute to Brockport scholarships, 4:24:2002 p17
ALUMNI HOUSE
Alumni House major part of school history, 8:1:2001 p4
Historic Alumni House: much more than meets the eye, 4:3:2002 p19/18
AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY
Students encouraged to quit smoking, 11:28:2001 p4
AMERICAN RED CROSS
5k walk/run participants raise money for American Red Cross, 9:26:2001 p13
Students count pennies for charity, 11:14:2001 p5
AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL
Amnesty International regroups for social action, 10:24:2001 p13
ANTHROPOLOGY DEPARTMENT
Anthropology professor (Douglas A. Feldman) is pioneer in AIDS research, 10:10:2001 p16
ART
Fine Arts department to host wide variety of fall programing events, 8:1:2001 p4
Bill Stewart redefines originality, 9:12:2001 p21
Tower Fine Arts goes unnoticed, 9:12:2001 p23
Gockley breaks boundaries, 10:3:2001 p21
New faculty art exhibit displays unique works, 10:10:2001 p14
Tower "Day of the Dead" exmibition displays more than pieces of art, 11:7:2001 p21
Bemardi's art exhibit mixes poetry with realistic imagery, 11:28:2001 p22
Student art exhibit shows true emotion behind artwork, 12:5:2001 p23
Art exhibit uses blended color, creates relaxing experience, 2:6:2002 p24
Exhibit showcases variety of artistic styles, 2:13:2002 p23
VandenBosch's exhibit very personal, self-expressive experience, 2:27:2002 p23
Blast from the past, 3:13:2002 p34
Exhibit speaks volumes about artists, 4:3:2002 p35
Casts uplift self-image, 4:10:2002 p6
Art, a form of expressive release for artist (James DeLucia), 4:17:2002 p20
Body Image Project promotes greater acceptance, 4:24:2002 p16
Exhibit showcases students' wealth of talent, 4:24:2002 p23
Arts and Entertainment: A year in review (editorial), 5:8:2002 p7
Expressive exhibit (by Helen Demay) carries strong meaning, 5:8:2002 p31
ASSERTIVENESS
Counselor (Randy Moredock) offers advice on being assertive, 10:10:2001 p1/3
ATHLETICS
Eagles prepare to soar for Fall season, 8:1:2001 p28
Mt. Clair says show must go on, 9:17:2001 p24
Terrorists put sports on back burner, 9:17:2001 p24
Athletics: A year in review (editorial), 5:8:2002 p7
A look back at the year for Golden Eagles men, 5:8:2002 p40
Plenty to cheer about for Brockport women, 5:8:2002 p41
Quite a year for Golden Eagles sports, 5:8:2002 p43 See also Specific sports
AWARDS
Student (Emmanuel Tchanque) recieves state recognition, 10:10:2001 p1
Graduate student wins physical education award, 4:10:2002 p15
Scholars Day topped-off with awards, 4:17:2002 p1/3
Rotc students awarded for leadership, 4:24:2002 p3
Rodriquez gets Art of Fact (Award), 5:1:2002 p5
Ceremony honors ROTC, 5:8:2002 p5
Committee picks Student Employee of the Year, 5:8:2002 p19
Students, professor travel to Canada for math talks, 2:6:2002 p16/17
BASC
BASC makes preparations for fall semester, 9:5:2001 p3
BASC makes Christmas marry for children, 12:5:2001 p17
"BASCAR" comes to Brockway Dining Hall, 3:6:2002 p17
BASC pleased with Union Square, 4:3:2002 p18
BASC to hold focus group for vegetarians, 5:1:2002 p5
BASC hopes to regain "missing" dishes, silverware and glasses, 5:8:2002 p18
BASEBALL
Baseball looks to win with youth, 3:13:2002 p21
Softball, baseball seasons now in full swing, 4:3:2002 p46
Baseball drops twinbill to SUNYAC's best, 4:10:2002 p41
Baseball team finally comes home, 4:17:2002 p35
Brockport baseball splits at Oneonta, 4:17:2002 p35
Golden eagles baseball team swept by New Paltz, 4:17:2002 p35
Brockport baseball sweeps at Frontier Field, 4:17:2002 p36
Baseball split with Oswego keeps SUNYAC hopes alive, 4:24:2002 p34
Brockport baseball looks toward tourney, 5:1:2002 p38
Baseball gets one game from conference final, finishes third, 5:8:2002 p44
BASKETBALL
Men's hoops flying high into season, 11:7:2001 p preview1
Men's basketball begins season with tourney win, 11:28:2001 p29
3-0 and on a roll; men's hoops soar against Fisher, 12:5:2001 p34
Men's hoops off to best start in 63 years, 12:5:2001 p36
Men's, women's hoops looking down on SUNYAC, 2:6:2002 p40
Basketball squads earn split against Buffalo State, 2:13:2002 p36
Men's hoops split weekend, lose second, 2:13:2002 p38
Basketball the way it should be at Tuttle North Gym, 2:13:2002 p39
2002 SUNYAC Men's basketball tournament preview, 2:20:2002 p37
Men's hoops finish 23-2 regular season, 2:20:2002 p40
Men's hoops rolls over first two round opponents, 2:27:2002 p34
Men's hoops earn first round NCAA tourney bye, home game, 2:27:2002 p35
Men's basketball wins SUNYAC title, 2:27:2002 p36
Brockport hoops give fans reason to cheer (editorial), 3:6:2002 P7
Brockport to host NCAA sectionals, 3:6:2002 p39
Oh how sweet it is, 3:6:2002 p40/38
Bad showing at basketball game (letter), 3:13:2002 p13
Brockport basketball falls just short of Final 4, 3:13:2002 p44/42
Basketball honors for Golden Eagles, 4:3:2002 p47
Proud B-ball fan defends Brockport (letter), 4:10:2002 p12
After success, (Ricky) Hollis remembers from where he came, 4:24:2002 p33
Physical Education professors need willing participants for basketball study, 5:1:2002 p17
BASKETBALL, WOMEN
Chemistry key for women's basketball, 11:7:2001 p preview4
Lady Golden Eagles plow through Skidmore Tip-Off, 11:28:2001 p29
Lady Golden Eagles drop two straight, fall to .500, 12:5:2001 p33
Women's hoops gain two more wins, 2:13:2002 p40
2002 SUNYAC Women's Basketball Tournament preview, 2:20;2002 p36
Women's hoops earn two more wins, 2:20:2002 p38
Women's basketball fall in SUNYAC semis, 2:27:2002 p34
BEMARDI, ROSEMARIE
Bemardi's art exhibit mixes poetry with realistic imagery, 11:28:2001 p22
BILL OF RIGHTS
Do you know where you stand? (letter), 3:13:2002 p11
BISHOP, RICK,
Rick Bishop (BSG VP) looks forward to new term, 9:12:2001 p13
BLACK HISTORY
An evening with Danny (Glover) and Felix (Justice), 10:10:2001 p21/23
BLACK HISTORY MONTH
Individuals led struggle for equality, recognition, 2:6:2002 p15
Black History Month taken to heart (editorial), 2:20:2002 p7
Black History Month: The dream lives on, 2:20:2002 p11
BLACK, RALPH
Black uses life experiences in his literature, 9:26:2001 p14
BODY IMAGE
College offers programs to improve body image (editorial), 3:6:2002 p7
Casts uplift self-image, 4:10:2002 p6
Eating disorder support group forming, 4:10:2002 p17
Body Image Project promotes greater acceptance, 4:24:2002 p16
BOOK CLUB
Book club encourages readers, 9:12:2001 p14
BOOKS
Reading program unites Rochester readers, 2:13:2002
BORROMEO, AL
Brockport students apply to be on national TV, 5:8:2002 p17/18
BRADY, BRIAN
BSG welcomes freshmen, 8:1:2001 p8
BSG president recalls New York memories, 9:17:2001 p9
BSG President reflects at end of semester (Brian Brady), 12:5:2001 p10
Brady thanks students, says farewell, 5:8:2002 p11
BROCKPORT (COLLEGE)
What would you change at SUNY Brockport?, 5:1:2002 p19
B-port: A year in review (editorial), 5:8:2002 p7
BROCKPORT (COLLEGE) - BUDGET
College faces challenging budget, 4:10:2002 p1/3
Budget deficit matter of concern for students (editorial), 4:10:2002 p7
BROCKPORT (COLLEGE) - BUILDINGS
Getting around SUNY Brockport, 8:1:2001 p2
Construction continues at student union, 9:5:2001 p1
Brady takes interest in campus renovations, 9:5:2001 p10
Chancellor dedicates Lennon, 11:14:2001 p1
Union remodeling progressing, 2:6:2002 p1
Outlook good for grand opening of Union Square, 2:13:2002 p4
BSG clubs, organizations facing move to Seymour Union basement, 3:6:2002 p18
Students react to Union Square renovations, 3:6:2002 p19
Freshman dorm (McLean Hall) to be renovated this summer, 3:13:2002 p28
New look of Union creates student reaction (editorial), 4:3:2002 p7
BASC pleased with Union Square, 4:3:2002 p18
King visits new union, 4:10:2002 p1/3
Gallery provides students with wealth of activities, 4:10:2002 p29
BROCKPORT (COLLEGE) - FOOD
BASC to hold focus group for vegetarians, 5:1:2002 p5
BROCKPORT (COLLEGE) - MAINTENANCE
On-campus snow removal not up to par (editorial), 2:13:2002 p7
Snow removal details revealed (letter), 2:20:2002 p12
Facilities and Planning: A year in review (editorial), 5:8:2002 p7
BROCKPORT (COLLEGE) - PARKING
Anger builds over limited parking (letter), 2:13:2002 p11
BROCKPORT (COLLEGE) - STUDENTS.See Students
BROCKPORT (TOWN)
Greetings from the Mayor (Josephine c. Matela), 8:1:2001 p10
Vendors peddle wares at local mansion, 9:12:2001 p15
SUNY Brockport Lions Club dedicated to service, 11:28:2001 p15
BROCKPORT (TOWN) - BUSINESSES
Dining out in Brockport, 8:1:2001 p18
Local businesses react, 9:17:2001 p15
Wal-Mart associate devotes time to youth, 11:14:2001 p14
The Great Pizza Cook-Off, 11:28:2001 p13
BROCKPORT (TOWN) - CHURCHES
Wal-Mart associate devotes time to youth, 11:14:2001 p14
BROCKPORT (TOWN) - CONTAMINATION
Contamination test results due, 3:6:2002 p3
BROCKPORT (TOWN) - PARADES
Max's wish returns, 5:1:2002 p1/3
BROCKPORT (TOWN) - POLICE
Police Chief Varrenti proud of new position, 4:3:2002 p4
Ghosts, witches, firemen spend day at local elementary school, 11:7:2001 p16
Budget shortfall causes speculation, 2:20:2002 p1/3
BROCKPORT AUXILIARY SERVICE CORPORATION
SEE BASC
BROCKPORT COLLEGE FUND
Alumni contribute to Brockport scholarships, 4:24:2002 p17
BROCKPORT FIRE DEPARTMENT
WTC memorial to be recreated, 2:6:2002 p3
BROCKPORT REPUBLICANS
Brockport College Republicans planning debates, speakers, 10:24:2001 p14
Brockport students rally for peace, 11:14:2001 p1/3
Peaceful protest big letdown for Editor, 11:14:2001 p8
BROCKPORT STUDENT GOVERNMENT
SEE BSG
BROCKPORT STUDENTS AGAINST WAR
New organization (Brockport Students Against War) calls on students to protest war, 11:7:2001 p3
Brockport students meet to voice protests about America's war, 2:13:2002 p5
Brockport Students Against War hold teach-in to promote peace, 2:20:2002 p5
BSAW announces first event discusses reasons for war, 2:20:2002 p10
BSAW accused of hysteria, ignorance (letter), 2:27:2002 p13
BSAW challenges students to take action, 4:3:2002 p10
BSAW fliers said to be misleading (letter), 4:17:2002 p11
BSAW ventures to D.C. protest, 5:1:2002 p10
BSAW writes letter to President, 5:8:2002 p10
BROTHERS AND SISTERS IN CHRIST
Christian club welcomes students of all religions, 3:6:2002 p19
BROWN, MICHAEL
Administrator is witness to tragedy (World Trade Center bombing), 9:17:2001 p4
BSG
BSG welcomes freshmen, 8:1:2001 p8
BSG President (Brian Brady) focuses on students, 9:5:2001 p13
BSG schedules many events for year, 9:5:2001 p20
Rick Bishop looks forward to new term, 9:12:2001 p13
BSG president ( Brian Brady) recalls New York memories, 9:17:2001 p9
Massive budget deficit plagues BSG, 10:3:2001 p1
BSG full of surprises at first meet (editorial), 10:3:2001 p7
BSG budget, other issues explained, 10:10:2001 p1/3
War of words a BSG issue (editorial), 10:10:2001 p7
Low student turnout marks forum, 10:24:2001 p1/3
BSG on firm financial ground, 10:24:2001 p5
BSG Open Forum disappoints (editorial), 10:24:2001 p7
BSG takes action against Jagged Edge, 11:7:2001 p5
Open forums solicit student feedback, 11:7:2001 p5
Jagged Edge displays uncaring attitude (editorial), 11:7:2001 p7
Brockport students ask: where the party at?, 11:7:2001 p22
BSG announces next semester activities, 11:14:2001 p5
Students request more food choices, 11:28:2001 p1
BSG discusses election committee, task force, 11:28:2001 p5
BSG forums end on high note, 12:5:2001 p4
BSG President reflects at end of semester (Brian Brady), 12:5:2001 p10
BSG prepares for spring semester, 2:6:2002 p1/3
Bishop says take advantage of BSG, 2:6:2002 p11
BSG treasurer shares thoughts on goals, family, 2:6:2002 p15
Brady addresses students, says state of government is good, 2:13:2002 p1/3
BSG in controversy, Brady, others rersign, 2:20:2002 p1/3
Brady shows students ways to use leadership qualities to win election, 2:20:2002 p5
Brady reconsiders leaving, 2:27:2002 p1/3
BSG's hasty actions result in turmoil (editorial), 2:27:2002 p7
Open forum allows studdnts to ask questions of BSG, voice opinions on issues, 3:6:2002 p1/3
Forum gives tips for off-campus housing students, 3:6:2002 p5
BSG clubs, organizations facing move to Seymour Union basement, 3:6:2002 p18
BSG, students travel to Albany, 3:13:2002 p1/3
Debates run clean, 4:3:2002 p1/3
Brady proposes increase for fee, 4:3:2002 p3
Brady proposes to help new students with peer mentors, 4:3:2002 p5
Students show little interest in BSG elections (editorial), 4:3:2002 p7
BSG approves fee increase, 4:10:2002 p1/3
BSG money woes affect everyone (editorial), 4:10:2002 p7
What will be next year's agenda? (letter), 4:24:2002 p12
BSG approves budget, increases fee, 5:1:2002 p1/3
BSG: a year in review (editorial), 5:8:2002 p7
Brady thanks students, says farewell, 5:8:2002 p11
BSG, ELECTIONS
Presidential/Vice Presidential tickets, 4:10:2002 p21/22
Treasurer candidate for BSG elections, 4:10:2002 p22
Board of Director Candidates, 4:10:2002 p23
Felder, Kelly dominate, 4:24:2002 p1/3
Election garners criticism (editorial), 4:24:2002 p7
BUD DETAR BIG BAND
Bud DeTar Big Band wins over Tower audience, 9:26:2001 P21
BURDICK, CHAD
Stylus shoots editor to future (Chad Burdick), 12:5:2001 p25
BURNETT, CHRIS
New faculty art exhibit displays unique works, 10:10:2001 p14
BUSINESS DEPARTMENT
Business department seeks accreditation for assurance of quality, 4:3:2002 p1/3
The Calling to perform at SUNY Brockport, 2:13:2002 p23
CAMPUS LIFE
Program provides students inexpensive fun, 2:27:2002 p23
CANCER
October declared cancer awareness, 10:10:2001 p13
CAPITAL PUNISHMENT
Lawyers disagree over controversial laws, 11:14:2001 p5
CAREER SERVICES
Career Services offers job, career information, 9:5:2001 p4
Interviewing tips offered just in time for job expo, 10:3:2001 p1/3
Inventiveness needed when writing successful resume, 11:14:2001 p3
Career services tells students about office politics, mannerisms, 3:6:2002 p6
Mentoring program offered by Career Services, 4:10:2002 p16
Job Fair receives praise, 4:17:2002 p1/3
Career Services director (George Toth) teaches skill assessment, 5:1:2002 p4
CAREERS
Work environment issues topic of discussion, 9:26:2001 p4
Workplace politics subject of seminar, 10:24:2001 p4
(Passport to Leadership) Events not just fun, games, 10:24:2001 p5
Job seekers can look to Career Center for help (letter), 2:20:2002 p12
Jobshop moves to new host, MonsterTrak.com, 2:20:2002 p15
Career services tells students about office politics, mannerisms, 3:6:2002 p6
Keep an open mind attending Job Fair (letter), 4:3:2002 p12
Job search advice given to students who procrastinate, 4:10:2002 p5
Job Fair receives praise, 4:17:2002 p1/3
Nerves rattle as the semester closes, 5:1:2002 p8
Yearly traditions mean Christmas is on the way, 12:5:2001 p17
CIVILITY
President Yu to attend civility conference, 10:3:2001 p4
CLARK, BRANDON
Students garner community recognition, 11:28:2001 p3
CLINTON, HILLARY
(Hillary) Clinton to visit, speak at undergraduate ceremony, 5:8:2002 p1/3
CLOTHESLINE PROJECT
Clothesline Project coming to B-port, 4:17:2002 p10
Clothesline Project has much history (letter), 4:24:2002 p12
T-shirts ease suffering (editorial), 5:1:2002 p7
Project highlights violence against women, 5:1:2002 p19
CLUBS
Clubs and organizations provide learning experience for all students, 8:1:2001 p3
Book club encourages readers, 9:12:2001 p14
Brockport College Republicans planning debates, speakers, 10:24:2001 p14
New organization (Brockport Students Against War) calls on students to protest war, 11:7:2001 p3
Students must unify, act to bring change, 11:7:2001 p8
Ballroom dancing club comes to SUNY Brockport, 11:14:2001 p13
SUNY Brockport Lions Club dedicated to service, 11:28:2001 p15
Joining SUNY Brockport's Marketing Club: smart idea, 2:27:2002 p12
BSG clubs, organizations facing move to Seymour Union basement, 3:6:2002 p18
Christian club welcomes students of all religions, 3:6:2002 p19
Caribbean Club learns of culture, 3:13:2002 p6
Take advantage of your opportunities, 4:10:2002 p17
Pershing Rifles to form chapter at Brockport, 4:17:2002 p4
New Psychology Club offers information, advice, 4:24:2002 p15
Health Science Club holds annual spring picnic at Hamlin Beach, 5:8:2002 p19
Physics Club holds rocket shoot event on campus last week, 5:8:2002 p19
COLLEGE EVENTS
Weekend get aways create diverse activities, 9:5:2001 p19
BSG schedules many events for year, 9:5:2001 p20
The Real World at Brockport, 10:24:2001 p19
. See Also Student Activities
COMEDY
Stewart shares insight, history, 12:5:2001 p16
Jon stewart's gross comedy insppired by reality, 12:5:2001 p23
COMFORT, JAMES
Student (James Comfort) arrested for rape, sodomy, 5:8:2002 p1
COMMENCEMENT
So, whats next? 18 days and counting, 5:1:2002 p11
(Hillary) Clinton to visit, speak at undergraduate ceremony, 5:8:2002 p1/3
COMMUNICATION
Student offers advice about humanity, kindness to others, 11:28:2001 p10
COMMUTERS
Commuters, focus of week-long event, 10:10:2001 p4
Commuters gain information, 3:13:2002 p5
New facilities for cummuters, but is it enough? (editorial), 3:13:2002 p7
COMPUTER SCIENCE DEPARTMENT
Computer Science professor (Jim Habermas) combines creativity, computers, 10:24:2001 p15
CONSTRUCTION
Construction continues at student union, 9:5:2001 p1
Brady takes interest in campus renovations, 9:5:2001 p10
COUNSELING CENTER
Counselor (Marie C. Kouthoofd) sees things in different light, 10:3:2001 p13
COX, GARY
Professor (Gary Cox) calls for reform (letter), 3:13:2002 p12
CREATIVE THINKING
Creativity focus of seminar, 9:26:2001 p5
CRIMANDO, THOMAS
History professor (Thomas Crimando) publishes medieval weapons essay, 2:20:2002 p15
CRIME
Woman attacked on campus, 11:28:2001 p1
Attack causes student, staff awareness (editorial), 11:28:2001 p7
violence icreases in Brockport, 12:5:2001 p1
Is it ever going to get better? (editorial), 12:5:2001 p7
Police arrest student, confiscate weapons, 2:13:2002 p1
SUNY turns SWAT during tactical operations demo, 4:10:2002 p4
Student (James Comfort) arrested for rape, sodomy, 5:8:2002 p1
CRIMINAL JUSTICE DEPARTMENT
Professor strengthens criminal justice major (Richard Lumb), 4:24:2002 p15
Fine Arts department to host wide variety of fall programing events, 8:1:2001 p4
Ballroom dancing club comes to SUNY Brockport, 11:14:2001 p13
Students collaborate, create musical masterpeice, 4:10:2002 p15/16
Sankofa once again dazzles sold-out auddience, 5:8:2002 p31
DAY CAMPS
SUNY Brockport to premier Kids Camp this summer, 4:3:2002 p19
DEATH PENALTY
SEE Capital Punishment
DEBATES
Lawyers disagree over controversial laws, 11:14:2001 p5
DEFIBAUGH, DENIS
Farm workers and Mexican traditions featured, 11:7:2001 p15
Sports Information Director (Eric McDowell) comes with tons of experience, 9:5:2001 p32
Bill Stewart redefines originality, 9:12:2001 p21
Malik voices views on recent tragedies, 9:17:2001 p5
Professor Roger Kurtz) explores East African writer (Marjorie Oludhe Macgoye), 9:26:2001 p13
Black uses life experiences in his literature, 9:26:2001 p14
Brockport Public Safety gains experienced police officer (Bob Kehoe), 9:26:2001 p15
Counselor (Marie C. Kouthoofd) sees things in different light, 10:3:2001 p13
"Doc" (Gregory Kenney) makes waves at pool, 10:3:2001 p32/30
Counselor (Randy Moredock) offers advice on being assertive, 10:10:2001 p1/3
New faculty art exhibit displays unique works, 10:10:2001 p14
Anthropology professor (Douglas A. Feldman) is pioneer in AIDS research, 10:10:2001 p16
Women's Center director (Robin Weintraub) plans for future, 10:24:2001 p5
Computer Science professor (Jim Habermas) combines creativity, computers, 10:24:2001 p15
Professors should be seen outside class, 10:24:2001 p20
Caribbean lecture focuses on slavery, 11:7:2001 p4
Terrorist acts teach us to cherish life: Encouragement from new chaplain, 11:7:2001 p10
Feeney raises bar for gymnastics team, 11:7:2001 p preview1
Academic Advisement receptionist "great at living," 11:14:2001 p14
SUNY Brockport Lions Club dedicated to service, 11:28:2001 p15
Restored victorian houses, history are professor's passion (Greg Ketchum), 12:5:2001 p17
History professor (Thomas Crimando) publishes medieval weapons essay, 2:20:2002 p15
Faculty members in residence halls help students, 2:20:2002 p18
Histories told of unrecognized heroes, 3:6:2002 p6
Resident director helps international students, 3:6:2002 p18
Professor (Gary Cox) calls for reform (letter), 3:13:2002 p12
Brockport professor (Wanda Wakefield) makes it to Salt Lake City, 3:13:2002 p26/27
Professor (Lauren Lieberman) gives presentations in Germany, Japan, 4:3:2002 p18
25 faculty, staff plan to retire (editorial), 4:17:2002 p7
Schrank looks back on Brockport experience, 4:17:2002 p15
Professor strengthens criminal justice major (Richard Lumb), 4:24:2002 p15
Career Services director (George Toth) teaches skill assessment, 5:1:2002 p4
Physical Education professors need willing participants for basketball study, 5:1:2002 p17
FARQUHARSON, RICHARD
Students learn how to get rich, 11:7:2001 p5
FEENEY, JOHN
Feeney raises bar for gymnastics team, 11:7:2001 p preview1
FELDER, VINCENT
Get more out of college by getting involved, 8:1:2001 p10
FELDMAN, DOUGLAS A.
Anthropology professor (Douglas A. Feldman) is pioneer in AIDS research, 10:10:2001 p16
Financial aid has editor counting her pennies, 2:6:2002 p8
TAP may be cut for new state budget, 2:13:2002 p1/3
TAP decrease causes student headaches (editorial), 2:13:2002 p7
STAR Center aids access, 3:13:2002 p6
Exit interviews due, best if y end of semester, 4:10:2002 p6
FINE ARTS DEPARTMENT
Fine Arts department to host wide variety of fall programing events, 8:1:2001 p4
FOBELIN, ROBERT
Dartmouth professor (Robert Fogelin) introduces ideas, 12:5:2001 p4
FOLDS, BEN
Folds still rockin' with new solo career after life with Five, 11:28:2001 p21
FOOD
Union Square offers popular chicken Fajita Pita, 4:17:2002 p15
BASC to hold focus group for vegetarians, 5:1:2002 p5
FOOTBALL
Defense Strong in Brockport Opener, 9:5:2001 p32
QB uses legs in latest Eagle's triumph, 9:12:2001 p32
Mt. Clair says show must go on, 9:17:2001 p24
Golden Eagle fan recounts travels, 9:26:2001 p11
Homecoming hit for eagles, 9:26:2001 p32
Eagles swoop up another victory, 10:3:2001 p32
Freelove kicks Brockport to win, 10:10:2001 p32/30
Rossi runs into record book, 10:24:2001 p32
Saturday looks to be big sports day at Brockport, 11:7:2001 p34
Brockport wins again behind offensive explosion, 11:7:2001 p36
Johnson's play raising plenty of eyebrows, 11:14:2001 p33
Golden Eagles heading back to dance, 11:14:2001 p36/34
Football team brings honor, pride to college (editorial), 11:28:2001 p7
Golden Eagles title hopes blocked away, 11:28:2001 p32/30
Pittsburgh, make room for Mr. (Jay) Johnson, 4:24:2002 p36
FOREIGN EXCHANGE STUDENT
Swedish sensation shines on team, 9:26:2001 p32/30
FRATERNITIES.See Greek Letter Societies
FRESHMEN
Helpful tips for freshmen from Student Affairs, 8:1:2001 p9
New students improve standards, 9:5:2001 p1
Hopes high for SUNY class profile, 2:20:2002 p1/3
Gallery provides students with wealth of activities, 4:10:2002 p29
GANSWORTH, ERIC
Gansworth brings taste of Onondaga to Writer's Forum, 11:7:2001 p15
GENDER DIFFERENCES
Women's annoying habits exposed, 11:28:2001 p10
GINTHER ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
Ghosts, witches, firemen spend day at local elementary school, 11:7:2001 p16
GLOBALIZATION
Activist (Jesse Lenny) talks of impact on democracy by globalization, 4:3:2002 p6
GLOVER, DANNY
Stewart, Glover talks bring message to students, 9:5:2001 p19
Glover and Justice bring message, 10:10:2001 p13/3
An evening with Danny and Felix, 10:10:2001 p21/23
GOCKLEY, COLEMAN
Gockley breaks boundaries, 10:3:2001 p21
GOHEEN, BRETT
Brockport student joins National Guard efforts in NYC
GRADUATION.See Commencement
GREEK LETTER SOCIETIES
Hazing addressed in teleconference (editorial), 10:3:201 p7
Illegal hazing still issue on campus, 10:3:2001 p1/3
Sorority (Theta Phi Alpha) collects money, signatures for victims, 10:3:2001 p4
Fraternity raise money for disabled, 11:7:2001 p5
Fraternity provides role models, 12:5:2001 p15
Fraternity recognized by charter; not SUNY, 3:6:2002 p6
Fraternal life at SUNY Brockport, 3:6:2002 p21
Hazing suspected in injuries, 5:8:2002 p1
. See also Specific societies
GROEGER, ERIN
SUNY Brockport senior makes difference with children, 11:7:2001 p16
GUATEMALA
Surviving state violence topic of discussion, 9:26:2001 p5
GUNS
Right to bear arms denied on campus (letter), 2:13:2002 p11
GYMNASTICS
Feeney raises bar for gymnastics team, 11:7:2001 p preview1
Santore, Christiano team up for Golden Eagles, 2:13:2002 p35
Brockport gymnasts suffer tough loss on road, 2:27:2002 p33
Gymnastics team comes so close to record, 3:6:2002 p37
Brockport gymnasts have record meet, 3:13:2002 p42
Santore, Christiano compete at NCGAs, 4:3:2002 p48
Habitat for Humanity looks for college chapter, 2:13:2002 p15
HAMILL, JENNIFER
College student or lead singer?, 11:14:2001 p15
HARRIET TUBMAN DAY
Capital march planned, hopes for Tubman holiday, 2:20:2002 p4
HAZING
Hazing addressed in teleconference (editorial), 10:3:201 p7
Illegal hazing still issue on campus, 10:3:2001 p1/3
Hazing suspected in injuries, 5:8:2002 p1
HEALTH
Hazen Health Center offers many health services, 8:1:2001 p3
Health Center focuses on students, 9:5:2001 p13
Vaccine offered by health center, 9:12:2001 p1/3
Diverse companies highlight (Health) fair, 9:26:2001 p4
Students given opportunity to learn about alcohol, 11:14:2001 p3
Men's well-being the focus of day-long fair in Tuttle, 11:14:2001 p13
Students encouraged to quit smoking, 11:28:2001 p4
Students may have new health fees to ponder, 11:28:2001 p5
Health Center offers Relationship Week activities, 2:20:2002 p16
HIV testing offered at Health Center, 2:27:2002 p17
Students take advantage of variety at Health Fair, 3:13:2002 p26
HEALTH CENTER
Health Center offers variety of services to grieving campus, 9:17:2001 p10
Violence Focus Group offers help, suggestions, 10:3:2001 p4
Alcohol screening, counseling offered, 10:24:2001 p4
Students given opportunity to learn about alcohol, 11:14:2001 p3
Helpful tips offered for end-of-semester, 12:5:2001 p3
Vaccine arrives in time for flue, cold season, 12:5:2001 p4
Increase proposed for student health fee, 3:13:2002 p1/3
Health fee may increase in near future (editorial), 3:13:2002 p7
Health Center offers tips to women about heart disease, 4:10:2002 p16
HEALTH INSURANCE
Students may have new health fees to ponder, 11:28:2001 p5
HEALTH SCIENCE CLUB
Health Science Club holds annual spring picnic at Hamlin Beach, 5:8:2002 p19
HISTORY DEPARTMENT
History professor (Thomas Crimando) publishes medieval weapons essay, 2:20:2002 p15
HOCKEY
Brockport skaters honor four seniors, 2:13:2002 p37
Brockport skaters drop season finale, 5-3, 2:20:2002 p38
HOLLIS, RICKY
After success, (Ricky) Hollis remembers from where he came, 4:24:2002 p33
HOMECOMING
Food, music fun and Jon Stewart, 9:5:2001 p15
Homecoming events feature parade, 9:26:2001 p1
Homecoming carnival flourishes despite rain, 9:26:2001 p14
Homecoming hit for eagles, 9:26:2001 p32
HONORS AND AWARDS CEREMONY
Scholars Day topped-off with awards, 4:17:2002 p1/3
HOUSING, OFF-CAMPUS
Forum gives tips for off-campus housing students, 3:6:2002 p5
HOUSING, ON-CAMPUS.See Residence Halls
HUBBARD, KITTY
New faculty art exhibit displays unique works, 10:10:2001 p14
Ice hockey looks to rebound from rough year, 11:7:2001 p preview2
Ice hockey loses three more home contests, 11:14:2001 p33
Tefft solid again in team's 5-3 meltdown, 11:28:2001 p32/30
Golden Eagles to host Brockport INvitational, 12:5:2001 P32
Another lost weekend for Brockport skaters, 12:5:2001 p32
ICE HOCKEY, WOMEN
Women's Ice Hockey gets first ever win over U of R, 10:24:2001 p31
Women's ice hockey completes premier season, 3:6:2002 p37
INCEST
Incest survivor still feels fear (column), 11:14:2001 p9
INCOME TAXES
VITA reforms to help with taxes, 2:27:2002 p1
INTER-VARSITY CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP
Christian club welcomes students of all religions, 3:6:2002 p19
INTERNATIONAL EDUCATION PROGRAM
International education students wary of traveling, 9:17:2001 p20
INTERNET
Questia Web site contains never-ending amount of knowledge, 11:14:2001 p21
INTERNSHIPS
Internships available with Congressman LaFalce, 9:12:2001 p4
Poor attendance marks internship, job expo, 10:10:2001 p4
Disney recruiter to visit tomorrow, tell about internships, 3:6:2002 p1/3
IRAQ
Doughty talks of Iraqi sanctions, 4:10:2002 p5
IUPPA, M.J.
Brockport graduate entices students to pursue writing, 2:27:2002 p17
"Scoop" Jackson offers rules of thumb, 11:14:2001 p4
JAGGED EDGE
BSG takes action against Jagged Edge, 11:7:2001 p5
Jagged Edge displays uncaring attitude (editorial), 11:7:2001 p7
Brockport students ask: where the party at?, 11:7:2001 p22
Interviewing tips offered just in time for job expo, 10:3:2001 p1/3
Poor attendance marks internship, job expo, 10:10:2001 p4
Job Fair sees attendance gap (editorial), 10:10:2001 p7
JOBS.See Careers
JOHNSON, JAY
Johnson's play raising plenty of eyebrows, 11:14:2001 p33
Pittsburgh, make room for Mr. (Jay) Johnson, 4:24:2002 p36
JOURNALISM
Print journalism dying breed, entertainment section first to go, 11:14:2001 p22
JUSTICE, FELIX
Glover and Justice bring message, 10:10:2001 p13/3
An evening with Danny and Felix, 10:10:2001 p21/23
Men's lacrosse looks to grow in program's second year, 3:13:2002 p22
Gordon scores three goals in men's lacrosse loss at Oneonta, 4:3:2002 p45
Men's lacrosse earns season's premiere victory, 4:3:2002 p46
Men's lacrosse team has up and down week, 4:10:2002 p42
Golden Eagles men's lacrosse suffers two losses on road, 4:17:2002 p32
Men's lacrosse picts up third victory against Farmingdale, 4:24:2002 p33
Men's lax finishes SUNYAC season, 5:1:2002 p36
Men's lax ends second season on high note, 5:8:2002 p39
LACROSSE, WOMEN
Fowler returns to Brockport to lead women's lax, 3:13:2002 p22
Women's lacrosse begins season with two-game split, 4:3:2002 p45
Women's lax picks up first SUNYAC victory, 4:10:2002 p41
Women's lacrosse drops first SUNYAC game, 4:10:2002 p43
Goodenow nets three as women's lacrosse downs New Paltz, 4:10:2002 p44
Brockport women's lax in midst of SUNYAC race, 4:17:2002 p32
Brockport women's lacrosse falls in SUNYACs, 5:1:2002 p40
Women's lax wraps up campaign, 5:8:2002 p42
LAFALCE, JOHN J.
Internships available with Congressman LaFalce, 9:12:2001 p4
LEADERSHIP
Forum gives students passport for leadership, 11:28:2001 p3
Students garner community recognition, 11:28:2001 p3
Workshop encourages students to appreciate diversity, teamwork, 2:13:2002 p5
Brady shows students ways to use leadership qualities to win election, 2:20:2002 p5
Leadership workshop series continues, offers organization advice, 3:6:2002 p4
Students learn to develop leaders, 3:13:2002 p5
Rotc students awarded for leadership, 4:24:2002 p3
Ceremony honors ROTC, 5:8:2002 p5
LECTURES
SEE ALSO Debates
Douglas Egerton preents views on Vesey, 1:7:2001 p4
Torture, massacre to be the focus of upcoming speech, 9:12:2001 p4
Planned Parenthood lectures educate on women's rights, 9:12:2001 p14
Caribbean lecture focuses on slavery, 11:7:2001 p4
Welfare to workfare topic of discussion, 11:7:2001 p4
Students learn how to get rich, 11:7:2001 p5
"Scoop" Jackson offers rules of thumb, 11:14:2001 p4
Tough subject matter fails to attract students, 11:14:2001 p4
Dartmouth professor (Robert Fogelin) introduces ideas, 12:5:2001 p4
Clinton Van Zandt lectures to SUNY, 3:13:2002 p1/3
Doughty talks of Iraqi sanctions, 4:10:2002 p5
Security topic of first Endowment Lecture, 5:8:2002 p5
U of R professor (Randy Curren) discusses juvenile crime in America, 5:8:2002 p5
LECZINSKY, MICHAEL
Students collaborate, create musical masterpeice, 4:10:2002 p15/16
LEEMA CHARLIE
College student or lead singer?, 11:14:2001 p15
LENNON HALL
Chancellor dedicates Lennon, 11:14:2001 p1
LIEBERMAN, LAUREN
SUNY Brockport Lions Club dedicated to service, 11:28:2001 p15
Professor (Lauren Lieberman) gives presentations in Germany, Japan, 4:3:2002 p18
LOBBYING
BSG, students travel to Albany, 3:13:2002 p1/3
Professor (Gary Cox) calls for reform (letter), 3:13:2002 p12
LUMB, RICHARD
Professor strengthens criminal justice major (Richard Lumb), 4:24:2002 p15
Academic Advisement receptionist "great at living," 11:14:2001 p14
MENINGITIS
Vaccine offered by health center, 9:12:2001 p1/3
MILLS, LORI
New faculty art exhibit displays unique works, 10:10:2001 p14
MORGAN MANNING HOUSE
Vendors peddle wares at local mansion, 9:12:2001 p15
MORRIS, JIM
New faculty art exhibit displays unique works, 10:10:2001 p14
MUSIC
Fine Arts department to host wide variety of fall programing events, 8:1:2001 p4
Bud DeTar Big Band wins over Tower audience, 9:26:2001 P21
Brockport students ask: where the party at?, 11:7:2001 p22
College student or lead singer?, 11:14:2001 p15
Folds still rockin' with new solo career after life with Five, 11:28:2001 p21
Hugely original piano show less than boring, 2:6:2002 p24
"Battle of the Bands" proves competition is entertaining, 2:13:2002 P26
The Calling to perform at SUNY Brockport, 2:13:2002 p23
"Dr. Didg" jams Milestones with new sound, 2:13:2002 p24
"Weezer" rocks Rochester with favorite songs, 2:13:2002 p25
Music group on campus lets students be creative, 2:27:2002 p15
Sno Core tour rocks Rochester to its core, 3:6:2002 p26
The call to rock Brockport, 3:13:2002 p31
Jazz Ensemble showcases musical talents, 3:13:2002 p32
This is his Calling (The Calling), 3:13:2002 p35
Injected working hard to make it big, 4:3:2002 p37
Students collaborate, create musical masterpeice, 4:10:2002 p15/16
D-ZL adjusting to the musical lifestyle roller coaster, 4:10:2002 p29
Lit, Reel Big Fish to perform at SUNY Brockport's Tuttle Ice Arena, 4:10:2002 p31
"Mandolin Project" fusion of music styles, 4:17:2002 p21
Dawn's music "always real," 4:24:2002 p25
"Lobby Bar" wild energetic band, 4:24:2002 p25/26
Up and comers rallied crowd at Water Street, 4:24:2002 p25/26
"No Doubt" wild, energetic performance satisfies, 4:27:2002 p21/22
"Battle" offers battleground for bands, 5:1:2002 p27/28
A rapper (Mike Schulte) in progress, 5:1:2002 p27/28
Arts and Entertainment: A year in review (editorial), 5:8:2002 p7
Ice Arena "lit" up, 5:8:2002 p32
Lit's career anything but "smashed fruit," 5:8:2002 p32
"Devil," Pressure 4-5 packaged with attitude, 5:8:2002 p33/35
Parking an issue for students, faculty, 9:12:2001 p1/3
Parking still an issue at Brockport (editorial), 9:12:2001 p7
Parking tickets on the rise - watch out (column), 9:12:2001 p8
Parking then... parking now, 4:10:2002 p19
Campus parking defended (letter), 4:24:2002 p11
Student gets fired up about parking (letter), 5:1:2002 p12
. See Brockport (College) - Parking
PASSPORT TO LEADERSHIP
Students gain knowledge to better their community, 2:13:2002 p5
PAULSON, MICHELLE
Art exhibit uses blended color, creates relaxing experience, 2:6:2002 p24
PAWLACZYK, ANNE M.
Farm workers and Mexican traditions featured, 11:7:2001 p15
PEACE RALLY
Brockport students rally for peace, 11:14:2001 p1/3
Rally positive example of protest (editorial), 11:14:2001 p7
Peaceful protest big letdown for Editor, 11:14:2001 p8
PEDDLER'S MARKET
Vendors peddle wares at local mansion, 9:12:2001 p15
PEER MENTORING
Brady proposes to help new students with peer mentors, 4:3:2002 p5
Mentoring program offered by Career Services, 4:10:2002 p16
PEREZ, JANA
Surviving state violence topic of discussion, 9:26:2001 p5
PERSHING RIFLES
Pershing Rifles to form chapter at Brockport, 4:17:2002 p4
PETZOLD, ADAM
"Love Has No Face" explores love's sarcastic humor, 4:24:2002 p23
PHILOSOPHIC EXCHANGE
Dartmouth professor (Robert Fogelin) introduces ideas, 12:5:2001 p4
PHILOSOPHY
Philosophy subject of seminar, 9:26:2001 p4
PHOTOGRAPHY
Upcoming photography display to celebrate women, 10:10:2001 p14
Farm workers and Mexican traditions featured, 11:7:2001 p15
PHYSICS CLUB
Physics Club holds rocket shoot event on campus last week, 5:8:2002 p19
PI KAPPA PHI
Fraternity raise money for disabled, 11:7:2001 p5
Fraternity provides role models, 12:5:2001 p15
PITTSBURGH STEELERS
Pittsburgh, make room for Mr. (Jay) Johnson, 4:24:2002 p36
PLANNED PARENTHOOD
Planned Parenthood lectures educate on women's rights, 9:12:2001 p14
POETRY
Writer's Forum brings well-known poet ( Linda Allardt) to Brockport, 10:24:2001 p13
Student (Maren McCoy) expresses herself through poetry, 5:8:2002 p17
POLITICS
Brockport College Republicans planning debates, speakers, 10:24:2001 p14
Libertarian offers his political views (letter), 2:20:2002 p12
Republican gets rise out of Libertarian (letter), 3:6:2002 p11
Political war of words continues (letter), 3:6:2002 p12
PORNOGRAPHY
Pornography: Not a good form of entertainment, 3:6:2002 p13
POVERTY
Poverty video shows poor conditions in U.S., 3:6:2002 p5
Alumnus corrects congressman (letter), 3:6:2002 p11
PRAYER
Prayer a good tactic for end-of-the-semester stress, final exams, 11:28:2001 p10
PROTESTS
Brockport students protest in New York City, 2:20:2002 p18
BSAW ventures to D.C. protest, 5:1:2002 p10
PROUD, MIKE
Wal-Mart associate devotes time to youth, 11:14:2001 p14
PSYCHOLOGY CLUB
New Psychology Club offers information, advice, 4:24:2002 p15
The Point DJs return to (Rock and Roll) Hall of Fame, 10:24:2001 p4
RAPE
To campus victims in time of need, 12:5:2001 p9
REID, PERTINA
Students garner community recognition, 11:28:2001 p3
RESIDENCE HALLS
Faculty members in residence halls help students, 2:20:2002 p18
Resident director helps international students, 3:6:2002 p18
Roommates: Who's the one to blame? (letter), 4:17:2002 p11
Residential Life clarifies policy (letter), 4:24:2002 p12
R.A. responds to student's complaints (letter), 5:1:2002 p12
RESIDENTIAL LIFE
Residential Life clarifies policy (letter), 4:24:2002 p12
RESUMES
Inventiveness needed when writing successful resume, 11:14:2001 p3
RETIREMENT
25 faculty, staff plan to retire (editorial), 4:17:2002 p7
Schrank looks back on Brockport experience, 4:17:2002 p15
ROCHESTER - RESTAURANTS
Hogan's HIdeaway, Park Avenue's most famous secret, 4:3:2002 p17
New restaurant provides good food, quick service, friendly atmosphere (Ruby Tuesday), 4:17:2002 p16
Nick Tahou Hots, unique Rochester tradition, 4:24:2002 p17
Chinese restaurant is good alternative to dining hall fare (No. 1 Chinese Restaurant), 5:1:2002 p17
Greece restaurant (Great Northern Pizza Kitchen) offers unique pizza choices, affordable prices, 5:8:2002 p19
ROCHESTER - SCHOOLS
City shocked by Janey's budget, 5:8:2002 p4
RODRIQUEZ, RICHARD
Rodriquez gets Art of Fact (Award), 5:1:2002 p5
ROSE, STANLEY
Histories told of unrecognized heroes, 3:6:2002 p6
ROSS, STANLEY
Caribbean lecture focuses on slavery, 11:7:2001 p4
ROSSI, MARK
Rossi runs into record book, 10:24:2001 p32
ROTC
ROTC feels effects of national tragedy, 9:17:2001 p20
Rotc students awarded for leadership, 4:24:2002 p3
Ceremony honors ROTC, 5:8:2002 p5
University Police needs help (editorial), 9:5:2001 p7
Student Patrol, escort car provide service together, 11:28:2001 p14
SANCHEZ, CHRISTOBAL OSORIO
Torture, massacre to be the focus of upcoming speech, 9:12:2001 p4
SCHNEIDER, ROBERT
Physical Education professors need willing participants for basketball study, 5:1:2002 p17
SCHOLAR'S DAY
Scholar's Day: 19 years of success, 4:10:2002 p4
Scholars Day topped-off with awards, 4:17:2002 p1/3
SCHOLARSHIPS
Newman Scholarship continues a loving legacy at SUNY Brockport, 9:5:2001 p9
Alumni Association presents scholarships, 10:10:2001 p4
Scholarships for current students, 2:13:2002 p14
Alumni contribute to Brockport scholarships, 4:24:2002 p17
SCHRANK, MARION
Helpful tips for freshmen from Student Affairs, 8:1:2001 p9
Challenge from Marion Schrank (for donation to SEFA), 10:3:2001 p11
"Bon voyage" for VP (Marion Schrank), 4:17:2002 p1/3
Schrank looks back on Brockport experience, 4:17:2002 p15
SCHULTE, MIKE
A rapper (Mike Schulte) in progress, 5:1:2002 p27/28
Students enjoy a wide variety of experiences over winer break, 2:6:2002 p16
Winter recess activities offered for parents, children, 2:13:2002 p15
Students enjoy wide variety of spring break experiences, 4:3:2002 p19
SENECA PARK ZOO
Seneca Park Zoo plays host to unusual guests, 4:17:2002 p16
SEXUAL ASSAULT
Student finds strength to fight for others (column), 9:12:2001 p9
Sexual assault victims not alone (column), 9:26:2001 p9
Tough subject matter fails to attract students, 11:14:2001 p4
Woman attacked on campus, 11:28:2001 p1
Attack causes student, staff awareness (editorial), 11:28:2001 p7
Student Patrol, escort car provide service together, 11:28:2001 p14
violence icreases in Brockport, 12:5:2001 p1
Is it ever going to get better? (editorial), 12:5:2001 p7
Student praises effects of support group (SUNSET), 2:27:2002 p11
SEYMOUR COLLEGE UNION
Construction continues at student union, 9:5:2001 p1
Union remodeling progressing, 2:6:2002 p1
Outlook good for grand opening of Union Square, 2:13:2002 p4
BSG clubs, organizations facing move to Seymour Union basement, 3:6:2002 p18
Students react to Union Square renovations, 3:6:2002 p19
New look of Union creates student reaction (editorial), 4:3:2002 p7
BASC pleased with Union Square, 4:3:2002 p18
King visits new union, 4:10:2002 p1/3
SHEA, RANDALL
Surviving state violence topic of discussion, 9:26:2001 p5
SIGMA ALPHA MU
Fraternity recognized by charter; not SUNY, 3:6:2002 p6
SILVER, SETH
Workplace politics subject of seminar, 10:24:2001 p4
SMOKING
Smoking-related effects told to students, 3:6:2002 p5
SNOW
On-campus snow removal not up to par (editorial), 2:13:2002 p7
Snow removal details revealed (letter), 2:20:2002 p12
SOCCER
Eagles' soccer suffers rough weekend, 9:5:2001 p31
Freshman scores three goals to lead Brockport men, 9:12:2001 p31
Men's Soccer play it rough in conference, 9:26:2001 p32
Swedish sensation shines on team, 9:26:2001 p32/30
Men take three straight, 10:3:2001 p31
Men's soccer ends win strea; suffers tough loss to Hamilton, 10:10:2001 p31
SOCCER, WOMEN
Women's soccer gets a split, 9;5:2001 p32
Women's soccer grabs big win against No. 7 Nazareth with shutout, 9:12:2001 p32
Lady kickers shine against Oswego State, 10:3:2001 p32, 10:10:2001 p32
Women's soccer falls just short at ECAC tournament, 11:7:2001 p35
SOCIAL WORK
Fair held for social work majors, 2:13:2002 p3/4
SOFTBALL
Softball ollks to improve on record season, 3:13:2002 p24
Softball, baseball seasons now in full swing, 4:3:2002 p46
Riggs named softball ECAC Player of the Week, 4:3:2002 p47
Softball team drops one to Oneonta on late error, 4:10:2002 p41
Softball sweeps New Paltz to improve to 2-1 in SUNYAC, 4:10:2002 p44
Pitching leads softball team up SUNYAC standings, 4:17:2002 p33
Softball gets monkey off back in win over Cortland, 4:24:2002 p34
Brockport's softball beats SUNYAC's best, 5:1:2002 p37
Softball finishes third in SUNYACs, will host ECACs, 5:8:2002 p44/42
SOFTWARE
ANGEL system arrives on campus, 9:12:2001 p1/3
ANGEL controversial while helpful (editorial), 9:12:2001 p7
Banner takes over for EAGLE software, will affect students, faculty, 2:27:2002 p4
Banner: Not the best choice for the future, 4:24:2002 p8
Arrival of BANNER changes billing procedures for students, 5:8:2002 p18
SORORITIES.See Greek Letter Societies
SPORTS.See Athletics
SPORTS INFORMATION DIRECTOR
SID (Eric McDowell) comes with tons of experience, 9:5:2001 p32
STARR, CARRIE
Terrorist acts teach us to cherish life: Encouragement from new chaplain, 11:7:2001 p10
STATE EMPLOYEES FEDERATED APPEAL (SEFA)
Challenge from Marion Schrank (for donation to SEFA), 10:3:2001 p11
STEWART, BILL
Bill Stewart redefines originality, 9:12:2001 p21
STEWART, JON
Stewart, Glover talks bring message to students, 9:5:2001 p19
Jon Stewart performance postponed until November, 9:17:2001 p2
Stewart shares insight, history, 12:5:2001 p16
Jon stewart's gross comedy insppired by reality, 12:5:2001 p23
STRESS
Stress Relief Day gives students a chance to escape from worries, 5:8:2002 p4
STUDENT ACTIVISM
Brockport students rally for peace, 11:14:2001 p1/3
Rally positive example of protest (editorial), 11:14:2001 p7
Peaceful protest big letdown for Editor, 11:14:2001 p8
STUDENT ACTIVITIES
Program provides students inexpensive fun, 2:27:2002 p23
. See Also College Events
STUDENT AFFAIRS DIVISION
Helpful tips for freshmen from Student Affairs, 8:1:2001 p9
"Bon voyage" for VP (Marion Schrenk), 4:17:2002 p1/3
Schrank looks back on Brockport experience, 4:17:2002 p15
STUDENT AID RESOURCE CENTER
STAR Center aids access, 3:13:2002 p6
STUDENT APATHY
Student leader preaches: Get Involved! (column), 9:12:2001 p8
Event participation lacking on campus (editorial), 9:26:2001 p7
Apathy: A thing of the past? (editorial), 4:17:2002 p7
STUDENT DIRECTORY
Privacy an issue on campus, 9:5:2001 p1/3
STUDENT INVOLVEMENT
Never too late for students to get involved, 11:7:2001 p8
Students must unify, act to bring change, 11:7:2001 p8
STUDENT LEARNING CENTER
Learning Center offers series of workshops, tutoring, 9:5:2001 p3
Helpful tips offered for end-of-semester, 12:5:2001 p3
New students improve standards, 9:5:2001 p1
Gockley breaks boundaries, 10:3:2001 p21
Student (Emmanuel Tchanque) recieves state recognition, 10:10:2001 p1
SUNY Brockport senior (Erin Groeger) makes difference with children, 11:7:2001 p16
Johnson's play raising plenty of eyebrows, 11:14:2001 p33
Students garner community recognition, 11:28:2001 p3
President Yu shares words of wisdow, 2:6:2002 p10
Hopes high for SUNY class profile, 2:20:2002 p1/3
Students: A year in review (editorial), 5:8:2002 p7
Brockport students apply to be on national TV, 5:8:2002 p17/18
Committee picks Student Employee of the Year, 5:8:2002 p19
STUDENTS - COMMUTING.See Commuters
STUDENTS - FEES
Students may have new health fees to ponder, 11:28:2001 p5
Line fee balances good and bad, 2:27:2002 p3
Increase proposed for student health fee, 3:13:2002 p1/3
Health fee may increase in near future (editorial), 3:13:2002 p7
Brady proposes increase for fee, 4:3:2002 p3
BSG approves fee increase, 4:10:2002 p1/3
BSG money woes affect everyone (editorial), 4:10:2002 p7
Budget deficit matter of concern for students (editorial), 4:10:2002 p7
BSG approves budget, increases fee, 5:1:2002 p1/3
STUDENTS - RIGHTS
Privacy an issue on campus, 9:5:2001 p1/3
STUDENTS, ADULT
Student (Emmanuel Tchanque) recieves state recognition, 10:10:2001 p1
STUDENTS, INTERNATIONAL
Resident director helps international students, 3:6:2002 p18
International students find SUNY Brockport inviting, 3:13:2002 p28/27
STYLUS
Welcome back from The Stylus (editorial), 8:1:2001 p7
Stylus looking for new recruits (editorial), 9:5:2001 p7
Student leader (Ben Dimatteo) offers advice no one will take, 9:5:2001 p8
Let's all drink to the avid Stylus reader, 11:28:2001 p8
One parting flight into meaningful skies (Ben DiMatteo), 12:5:2001 p8
Stylus shoots editor to future (Chad Burdick), 12:5:2001 p25
Stylus '2002 editorial policy (editorial), 2:6:2002 p7
New editor ready for successful semester, 2:6:2002 p8
New Stylus editor welcomes ideas, involvement on campus, 2:6:2002 p26
Editor needs suggestions for improved Features section, 2:13:2002 p16
Freedom of press is our right too, 2:20:2002 p8
Make new friends, but keep the old, 3:13:2002 p8
Rinere bids farewell to great staff, 5:8:2002 p8
SWIMMING
"Doc" (Gregory Kenney) makes waves at pool, 10:3:2001 p32/30
Swimming and diving teams look to win with youth, 11:7:2001 p 3
Rough weekend in Geneseo's pool for swimmers and divers, 11:14:2001 p35
New hand-held cell phone law gets mixed reviews, 9:12:2001 p4
Line fee balances good and bad, 2:27:2002 p3
Arrival of BANNER changes billing procedures for students, 5:8:2002 p18
TERRANA, ELLEN (TOOHEY)
WWII Navy vet remembers, 9:17:2001 p5
Memories of an amazing, wonderful woman, 11:14:2001 p8
TERRORISM
Misconception set straight, terrorism not religious belief, 9:17:2001 p5
Teach-in helps explain terrorism, 9:26:2001 p1/3
Students respond to terrorism with memoial (photo), 9:26:2001 p5
Faculty Forum discusses attack (editorial), 9:26:2001 p7
Brockport offers class dealing with Sept. 11, 2:20:2002 P17
Brockport Students Against War hold teach-in to promote peace, 2:20:2002 p5
Enemy lines not so clear (letter), 3:13:2002 p11
TEXTBOOKS
Students selling textbooks have several options, 2:6:2002 p17
THEATER DEPARTMENT
Geva's literary manager speaks to theater students, 2:27:2002 p16
THEATRE
Despite strong acting, "Bang Bang, You're Dead" lacks plot, 10:10:2001 p21/23
"Arsenic and Old Lace" sells out Tower Fine Arts, 11:28:2001 p21
Clever "Belt" wickedly funny, oozing with wit, 2:20:2002 p24
Geva's literary manager speaks to theater students, 2:27:2002 p16
The quest for truth, justice by sworn enemy (An Enemy of the People), 3:6:2002 p23
"Love Has No Face" explores love's sarcastic humor, 4:24:2002 p23
In good Company, 5:1:2002 p25
THETA PHI ALPHA
Sorority collects money, signatures for victims, 10:3:2001 p4
THOMPSON HALL
Resident director helps international students, 3:6:2002 p18
TOTH, GEORGE
Career Services director teaches skill assessment, 5:1:2002 p4
TRACK AND FIELD
Track and field runs to several weekend victories at Smith, 2:13:2002 p35
Tracksters run wild at SUNYACs, 2:20:2002 p38
Track & Field boasts three state champions, 2:27:2002 p33
Track & Field looks toward promising season, 3:13:2002 p23
Three winners in Outdoor Track and Field, 4:3:2002 p47
Scheffler named ECAC athlete of the Week, 4:10:2002 p43
Track & Field has record day at Rochester, 4:17:2002 p34
2002 Track & Field SUNYAC results, 5:1:2002 p36
TRACK AND FIELD, INDOOR
Indoor track and field set for upcoming season, 11:7:2001 p preview4
Men's and women's track and field get off to fast start at Cornell, 12:5:2001 p35
Tracksters compete at ECACs, 3:6:2002 p37
TRITAK, JOHN
Security topic of first Endowment Lecture, 5:8:2002 p5
TUITION
Some people will complain about anything, 4:10:2002 p8
TUTORING
Learning Center offers series of workshops, tutoring, 9:5:2001 p3
Students react to Union Square renovations, 3:6:2002 p19
BASC pleased with Union Square, 4:3:2002 p18
Union Square offers popular chicken Fajita Pita, 4:17:2002 p15
UNIVERSITY POLICE
University Police needs help (editorial), 9:5:2001 p7
Brockport Public Safety gains experienced police officer (Bob Kehoe), 9:26:2001 p15
Where are campus police when you need them? (column), 10:24:2001 p8
Student Patrol, escort car provide service together, 11:28:2001 p14
Public Safety offiers at SUNY Brockport are well-trained, 2:20:2002 p16
Clinton Van Zandt lectures to SUNY, 3:13:2002 p1/3
VANDENBOSCH, JENNIFER
VandenBosch's exhibit very personal, self-expressive experience, 2:27:2002 p23
VARRENTI, DANIEL
Police Chief Varrenti proud of new position, 4:3:2002 p4
VAZIRANI, REETIKA
Students, faculty get tast of Indian culture (Reetika Vazirani), 4:17:2002 p17
VIOLENCE
Violence Focus Group offers help, suggestions, 10:3:2001 p4
November is violence Awareness Month on campus, 11:7:2001 p17
Minifair offers options for those in abusive relationships, 11:28:2001 p14
violence icreases in Brockport, 12:5:2001 p1
VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN
Clothesline Project to take place in April, 3:13:2002 p27
Clothesline Project coming to B-port, 4:17:2002 p10
Clothesline Project has much history (letter), 4:24:2002 p12
T-shirts ease suffering (editorial), 5:1:2002 p7
Project highlights violence against women, 5:1:2002 p19
VOLLEYBALL, WOMEN
Netters get four wins last weekend, 9:12:2001 p31
Lady spikers tie for first in SUNYAC West, 10:24:2001 p32/30
VOLUNTEER INCOME TAX ASSISTANCE (VITA)
VITA reforms to help with taxes, 2:27:2002 p1
VOLUNTEERS
Students, faculty, community make a difference, 11:7:2001 p1/3
Grads in Buffalo have new volunteer opportunities (Diocesan Service Corp), 2:13:2002 p15
Habitat for Humanity looks for college chapter, 2:13:2002 p15
Student (John Niziurski) volunteers time for Catholic youth, 5:1:2002 p17/18
Brockport professor (Wanda Wakefield) makes it to Salt Lake City, 3:13:2002 p26/27
WALDMAN, KEN
Fiddler, poet and storyteller all rolled into one (Ken Waldman), 4:3:2002 p17
WALKER, CHRIS
Students collaborate, create musical masterpeice, 4:10:2002 p15/16
WALT DISNEY WORLD
Disney recruiter to visit tomorrow, tell about internships, 3:6:2002 p1/3
WAR
BSAW announces first event discusses reasons for war, 2:20:2002 p10
BSAW accused of hysteria, ignorance (letter), 2:27:2002 p13
War debat addressed (letter), 2:27:2002 p13
Another reaction to war (letter), 3:6:2002 p11/12
BSAW challenges students to take action, 4:3:2002 p10
BSAW fliers said to be misleading (letter), 4:17:2002 p11
BSAW ventures to D.C. protest, 5:1:2002 p10
BSAW writes letter to President, 5:8:2002 p10
WEINTRAUB, ROBIN
Women's Center director (Robin Weintraub) plans for future, 10:24:2001 p5
WILLIAM C. ROCK ENDOWMENT LECTURE
Security topic of first Endowment Lecture, 5:8:2002 p5
WILLIAMS, CHRISTOPHER
Physical Education professors need willing participants for basketball study, 5:1:2002 p17
WILLIAMS, FRANK
Resident director helps international students, 3:6:2002 p18
Women's Center director (Robin Weintraub) plans for future, 10:24:2001 p5
WOMEN'S RIGHTS
Planned Parenthood lectures educate on women's rights, 9:12:2001 p14
WOMEN'S STUDIES
Upcoming photography display to celebrate women, 10:10:2001 p14
WORKSHOPS
Workshop encourages students to appreciate diversity, teamwork, 2:13:2002 p5
Leadership workshop series continues, offers organization advice, 3:6:2002 p4
Students learn to develop leaders, 3:13:2002 p5
Scholar's Day: 19 years of success, 4:10:2002 p4
WORLD TRADE CENTER ATTACK
Brockport student (Brett Goheen) joins National Guard efforts in NYC
Students light candles, share thoughts on tragedy, 9:17:2001 p1/3
Witnesing the unthinkable, 9:17:2001 p1/3
Brockport students unite during troubling times, 9:17:2001 p2
Administrator (Michael Brown) is witness to tragedy, 9:17:2001 p4
copy editor gives blood to save lives of those injured, 9:17:2001 p4
Malik voices views on recent tragedies, 9:17:2001 p5
Unified, America continues weeping (editorial), 9:17:2001 p7
Emotions, uncertainty causes one to think (column), 9:17:2001 p8
Hard lessons to be learned from tragedy (column), 9:17:2001 p8
BSG president (Brian Brady) recalls New York memories, 9:17:2001 p9
Yu speaks to mournful student body, 9:17:2001 p9
Censoring language protects innocent, 9:17:2001 p10
Health Center offers variety of services to grieving campus, 9:17:2001 p10
Local businesses react, 9:17:2001 p15
SUNY Brockport students react to recent terrorist attacks, 9:17:2001 p15
International education students wary of traveling, 9:17:2001 p20
ROTC feels effects of national tragedy, 9:17:2001 p20
Mt. Clair says show must go on, 9:17:2001 p24
Terrorists put sports on back burner, 9:17:2001 p24
Students respond to terrorism with memoial (photo), 9:26:2001 p5
Faculty Forum discusses attack (editorial), 9:26:2001 p7
Sorority (Theta Phi Alpha) collects money, signatures for victims, 10:3:2001 p4
Controversial playlist posted by radio company (column), 10:3:2001 p8
Public feels heat from mounting tensions (column), 10:3:2001 p8
Brockport alumni (Shannon Adams) dies in attacks, 10:3:2001 p10
Choosing between justice and revenge (Chaplain's Corner), 10:3:2001 p10
Actions speak volumes on war front (column), 10:10:2001 p8
Terrorist acts teach us to cherish life: Encouragement from new chaplain, 11:7:2001 p10
Students count pennies for charity, 11:14:2001 p5
September 11 a time to remember (editorial), 12:5:2001 p7
Brockport offers class dealing with Sept. 11, 2:20:2002 P17
WORLD TRADE CENTER ATTACK - MEMORIAL
WTC memorial to be recreated, 2:6:2002 p3
WORLD TRADE ORGANIZATION
Activist (Jesse Lenny) talks of impact on democracy by globalization, 4:3:2002 p6
WORLD WAR II
WWII Navy vet remembers, 9:17:2001 p5
WRESTLING
Saturday looks to be big sports day at Brockport, 11:7:2001 p34
Wrestling team nationally ranked once again, 11:7:2001 p preview3
Brockport wrestlers host division One teams, 11:14:2001 p36/34
Wrestlers dominate Division One mats, 12:5:2001 p36/34
Murray gets 250th career victory as wrestlers dominate R.I.T., 2:6:2002 p38
Wrestlers headed to NCAA Champs, 2:20:2002 p39
Three wrestlers head to NCAA championships, 2:27:2002 p33
Harrington, Favro named All-Americans, 3:6:2002 p40
WRITERS AND BOOKS
Reading program unites Rochester readers, 2:13:2002
WRITERS FORUM
Writer's Forum brings national recognition to Brockport, 9:12:2001 p13
Writer's Forum brings well-known poet to Brockport, 10:24:2001 p13
Gansworth brings taste of Onondaga to Writer's Forum, 11:7:2001 p15
Nepalese fiction writer (Samrat Upadhyay) visits Brockport Writers Forum, speaks about latest book, 2:20:2002 p17
Brockport graduate entices students to pursue writing, 2:27:2002 p17
Fiddler, poet and storyteller all rolled into one (Ken Waldman), 4:3:2002 p17
Students, faculty get tast of Indian culture (Reetika Vazirani), 4:17:2002 p17
Rodriquez gets Art of Fact (Award), 5:1:2002 p5
Use your common senses, 8:1:2001 p8
Yu speaks to mournful student body, 9:17:2001 p9
President Yu to attend civility conference, 10:3:2001 p4
President Yu shares words of wisdow, 2:6:2002 p10