See Drug Abuse; Driving While Intoxicated; Underage Drinking
Alcohol Awareness Week focuses on education., 10:18:1989 p20
Alcohol laws get tougher., 2:7:1990 p3
Group aims to kill drinking myths., 2:14:1990 p19
Alcohol-related crimes lead all others, latest stats reveal., 3:7:1990 p1
AROUND THE WORLD - COLUMN
See Molefe, M. Vernon
ART
Art professor wins airport competition., 4:18:1990 p13
ASBESTOS HAZARD
Admn. toys with students' lives (editorial)., 9:13:1989 p9
Warning: SUNY Brockport can be hazardous to your health., 9:18:1989 p1
Campus asbestos problem persists., 9:20:1989 p1,6
Ceiling collapse exposes asbestos in Briggs Hall., 10:4:1989 p1
Health hazard intensifies as Mortimer lounge closes., 11:8:1989 p1
Asbestos: So far, so good., 1:31:1990 p5
Professor honored with Matrix award., 5:2:1990 p11
BASEBALL
Baseball players deserve more respect., 4:4:1990 p30
Baseball team blasted in South., 4:4:1990 p29
Does success reflect discipline (editorial re baseball suspensions)?, 4:4:1990 p9
Eight men out!, 4:4:1990., p1
Future appears brighter for baseball team., 4:14:1990 p29
B.E.A.K.
See Brockport Eagles Athletic Club
B.E.A.N.
See Brockport Environmental Action Network
BENNET, GARY - STUDENT, EARTH FIRST! MEMBER
Student works toward better environment., 8:27:1989 p14
BEYOND THE GHETTOS, COLUMN
See Molefe, M. Vernon
BLACK-JEWISH RELATIONS
Ethnic groups discuss tension., 4:4:1990 p17
BOTTOM LINE, COLUMN BY M. VERNON MOLEFE
See Molefe, M. Vernon
BRISBANE, YOLANDA - OSAD
Battle Cry: "No Justice, No Peace" for day of outrage., 10:10:1989 p14
Minority involvement needed at all levels of government., 11:8:1989 p17
BROCKPORT ENVIRONMENTAL ACTION NETWORK, COLUMN
Time to fight nuclear power-that-be., 1:31:1990 p10
Start decade of awareness today., 2:7:1990 p16
Some simple steps can help our earth., 2:14:1990 p20
Use of toxins can be greatly reduced., 2:21:1990 p13
Global environment relies on rainforests., 2:28:1990 p10
We should think of nature in all we do., 4:14:1990 p11
End of rainforest could end our lives., 4:17:1990 p10
BROCKPORT STUDENT GOVERNMENT
BSG exploring entertainment options., 9:27:1989 p4
BSG parking shuttle on road to aid commuters., 9:27:1989 p4
BSG program exposes plight of tribes., 11:1:1989 p19
Heads are rolling., 11:29:1989 p3
Lee, Leary lead BSG listings., 1:31:1990 p15
BSG: Too soon to tell if Ziggy will rock here., 2:7:1990 p1
BSG set forum, raises clubs., 2:14:1990 p3
Spike's turnout hurt by confusion., 2:14:1990 p1
BSG board approves voluntary fee, club fest., 2:21:1990 p1
BSG seeks new methods for communicating within., 2:21:1990 p7
Student government appoints new student service director., 2:21:1990 p5
Board funds art event., 2:28:1990 p5
BSG upgrades services., 2:28:1990 p5
BSG, college battle over bus., 3:7:1990 p1
BSG plans attack on parking fee increases., 4:4:1990 p6
BSG President recalls past year., 4:4:1990 p17
BSG: $50 parking fee hike unneeded., 4:4:1990 p3
Debate centers on fee increase., 4:11:1990 p1
BSG's open letter to students., 5:2:1990 p10
BSG board tackles hot topics., 5:9:1990 p3
Wood plans for future at BSG., 5:9:1990 p15 Elections
Starting a new tradition - voter apathy (editorial)., 9:27:1989 p7
Two candidates (Board of Directors) vie for one on-campus rep spot., 9:27:1989 p1
Wood, Wesley win BSG elections., 10:4:1989 p1
BSG elections: Only one contested race., 3:14:1990 p6
Let's look for new ideas (editorial)., 3:14:1990 p9
Election committee gears up for BSG race., 4:4:1990 p6
Whar are you doing Monday? (editorial)., 4:11:1990 p9 Student Activities Board
BSG proposes restructuring of the SAB., 10:4:1989 p5
SAB cries for reformation (editorial)., 10:4:1989 p9
BSG argues: increase our power over activities., 10:11:1989 p1,7
Board ends SAB dream., 10:18:1989 p1
Did you eat your veggies? (editorial)., 10:18:1989 p12
Can they keep dishing it out?, 11:1:1989 p9
SAB members jump sinking ships., 11:1:1989 p1
Success for another BSG event? (editorial), 2:14:1990 p9
BROWN, JONATHON, ART MAJOR - OBITUARY
In Memorium., 9:13:1989 p3
BROWN, JOSHUA SAHMAIN - WRITER FOR VIEWPOINTS
Subject of drug addiction not laughing matter., 11:1:1989 p12
Admininstration appoints new assistant to the president., 4:11:1990 p18
COLUMNISTS
See Frish, Kevin; Molefe, M. Vernon; Dahlia, John; and Nekritz, Tim
COMEDY - PERFORMANCE
Comics are like night and day., 11:1:1989 p23
Valby's dirty lyrics still entertain many., 4:4:1990 p22
CONVOCATION
Van de Wetering addresses issues of state budget, racism., 9:6:1989 p1,6
CRIME
Milk crate theft outlawed on campus., 10:11:1989 p5
Campus crime stereotypes misleading., 11:15:1989 p17
All bets are off! Public Safety busts up $44,000 on campus gambling ring., 12:6:1989 p1
Vandalism takes bite of SUNY Brockport budget., 2:14:1990 p1
Vandals hurt college community (editorial)., 2:14:1990 p9
Crime statistics., 3:7:1990 p1
Vandalism hits vending machines., 3:14:1990 p3
Better patrolling drivers down vandalism., 5:9:1990 p16
CROSS COUNTRY
Runners capture second place., 9:13:1989 p22
Men's cross country team wins meet., 9:20:1989 p26
Men's cross country team finishes in fifth position., 9:27:1989 p20
Runners finish second (SUNY Fredonia in the Buffalo State Invitational)., 10:4:1989 p32
Runners flash to fourth (Roberts Wesleyan Invitational)., 10:11:1989 p32
Men's cross country team takes first place (St. John Fisher)., 10:18:1989 p29
Injury eliminates women runners., 11:1:1989 p32
CURRICULUM
Who's paying for this anyway? (editorial)., 11:15:1989 p13
Make stand if you want to change world., 10:4:1989 p12
Faculty, students can succeed together., 11:1:1989 p12
Got a problem with my name, Skippy., 11:8:1989 p13
Couch potatoes live half-baked existence., 1:31:1990 p11
Rubber makes bad pizza topping., 2:28:1990 p10
Why are bad given credit in America?, 3:14:1990 p12
Election time should end apathy on campus., 4:11:1990 p10
Success will follow new ideas., 3:9:1990 p7
They Stylus had served its readers., 5:9:1990 p8
DANCE DEPARTMENT
Dance department always on their toes., 10:11:1989 p19
Collection pays tribute to dance pioneer., 12:13:1989 p25
DANCE PERFORMANCES
"Between Two Places" captures hearts of audience., 4:11:1990 p21
Bucket Dance Theater., 4:18:1990 p13,14
DEAN'S LIST
Who's minding the store (editorial)., 2:7:1990 p9
DEBATES
See also: Open mike
Leary, Sliwa debate drugs., 3:14:1990 p19
Student reaction split after drug debate., 3:14:1990 p6
Pornography fuels opinions., 4:11:1990 p19
Pornography: Exploitation or art?, 4:11:1990 p3
DINING, ON CAMPUS
Union Square to offer new Chinese delicacies., 10:11:1989 p24
Gallery Restaurant., 4:11:1990 p18
DRIVING WHILE INTOXICATED
Drunk driver kills teenager., 10:4:1989 p1
DRUG ABUSE
See also: Alcohol abuse
Students "just say no" to pot., 3:7:1990 p17
Drug abuse project finds success., 3:14:1990 p19
Drug debate - Silwa and Leary., 3:14:1990 p6
Illegal drug use suspected in Benedict Hall bust; students claim only thing burning was incense., 10:18:1989 p6
DUSEN, JIM - MANAGER OF PHOTGRAPHIC SERVICES
Jim Dusen manager of photo. services., 4:11:1990 p18
See Dahlia, John; Nekritz, Tim; Toole, Keith; and Bixler, Laura
EDWARDS, CHARLES R. - ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR OF ANTHROPOLOGY
Teacher "coaches" students to excellence., 10:11:1989 p21
EMERALD CLUB (IRISH AMERICANS>
Emerald Club makes future plans., 5:2:1990 p11
ENROLLMENT
Rising enrollment could leave students out in the cold., 9:6:1989 p1,6
SUNY Brockport's enrollment hits its peak at end of decade., 10:18:1989 p1
Enrollment increases yet another semester., 2:7:1990 p5
ENVIRONMENT
Environmental meeting attracts 1,600 students., 11:1:1989 p1
Environmental club plans to clean up Brockport campus, community., 12:13:1989 p6
Time for environmental concern (editorial)., 2:21:1990 p11
Environment discussed., 4:11:1990 p3
Environment group cleans up town., 4:18:1990 p3
Faculty Senate to vote on dean's list., 2:7:1990 p1
Dean's list survives senate's scythe., 2:28:1990 p4
FACULTY/STUDENT ASSOCIATION
In bid to retain students, FSA grants wage hike, incentives., 11:8:1989 p1
FSA moves to reduce pollution., 11:15:1989 p8
Students petition FSA., 2:21:1990 p1
College trashes foam., 2:28:1990 p1
FELDER, VINCENT - MEMBER OF OSAD
Black week brings awareness., 11:8:1989 p16
FIELD HOCKEY
Field hockey lie on young talent., 9:6:1989 p23
Field hockey team shut out by Saints., 9:13:1989 p21
Field hockey center anchors offensive unit., 9:27:1989 p20
Field hockey team loses to U of R., 9:27:1989 p21
Field hockey team wins three in a row (SUNY Oswego, Houghton College, SUNY Oneonta)., 10:4:1989 p30
Field hockey team drops two during "tough week" (Hartwick, William Smith)., 10:11:1989 p29
Field hockey team wins fifth game of season, 3-0 (Wells College and Marywood College)., 10:18:1989 p28
FINANCIAL AID
Financial aid ceiling raised; more students eligible for state money., 9:20:1989 p3
FIRE
Fire - 82 Main St., 4:4:1990 p1,4
Fire - Chapman Services Center., 4:11:1990 p1,6
FOOTBALL
Golden Eagles conclude "best camp"., 9:6:1989 p24
Manfield buries Golden Eagles, 40-3., 9:13:1989 p24
Golden Eagles football team destroyed, 45-0 (Geneva College, PA)., 9:20:1989 p28
Football team gets first win (St. John Fisher)., 9:27:1989 p24
Football team stuns Bengals (SUNY Buffalo)., 10:4:1989 p32
Football team scorched by Dragons, 49-0 (SUNY Cortland)., 10:11:1989 p30
Gridders edged by Canisius., 10:18:1989 p32
J.V.'s fall to Canisius., 10:18:1989 p29
Western Conn. marches over football team, 36-22., 11:1:1989 p32
Football team halts slide with 42-27 victory (Mercyhurst College)., 11:8:1989 p30
Golden Eagles trounced in season finale (Alfred U.)., 11:15:1989 p34
J.V. team shuts down Alfred for win., 11:15:1989 p34
Shake up in athletic department., 3:14:1990 p32
FOREIGN EXCHANGE STUDENTS
Students from afar have tales to tell., 9:20:1989 p15
Exchange students to perform tonight., 11:1:1989 p21
FORENSICS CLUB
Forensics club new voices on campus., 11:1:1989 p19
FORUM
Forum focuses on fees, curriculum., 2:28:1990 p1
FRANCIS, DREW - ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF THEATER
Brockport alumnus returns to help teach, build., 11:1:1989 p20
FREEDOM EAGLE BATTALION
See Reserve Officer Training Corps.
FRISCH, KEVIN - COLUMNIST
See also: Molefe, M. Vernon; Dahlia, John; Nekritz, Tim
Give me less credit when bills are due., 3:7:1990 p11
America's sex life very disappointing., 3:14:1990 p11
Bathroom may replace living rooms., 4:4:1990 p11
Please don't shoot your postman., 4:11:1990 p11
FRISCH, RICH - VIEWPOINT WRITER
Danny's (Wegmans) monument reeks of capitalism., 4:4:1990 p10
Some athletes still admirable (editorial)., 10:11:1989 p9
GONZALES, VINCE - EDITORIAL OPINION
Jason and Freddy K. wouldn't work for me., 9:6:1989 p10
Is this home sweet home?, 9:13:1989 p11
Route 17 isn't Hell, but you can see it from there., 9:20:1989 p12
There's a special place in Hell for those who steal textbooks., 9:27:1989 p8
Flag burning debate a lot of hot air., 10:4:1989 p11
Politics kills Americans., 10:11:1989 p11
Grinch who stole SUNY coming without presents., 10:18:1989 p14
Your Amerika isn't my America., 11:1:1989 p11
Shut up! You Fool!, 11:8:1989 p12
Talking is harder than laying blame., 11:15:1989 p14
Hi-ho, Hi-ho, it's off to SUNY we go., 12:6:1989 p12
Goodbye, see you out on Route 17 or never again., 12:13:1989 p16
GREEK LETTER SOCIETIES
See also Hazing
International TKE to hault pledging., 9:13:1989 p4
Fall rush brings success for some Greeks., 10:4:1989 p22
Incidents tarnish Greek tradition., 10:4:1989 p19, 24
Informal poll: not many planning to rush., 10:4:1989 p19
Phi Sig rocks for kidney foundation., 12:6:1989 p19
TKE brothers left out in cold., 12:6:1989 p1
Alpha Phi Alpha fraternity keeps growing., 12:13:1989 p22
International TKE to hault pledging., 9:13:1989 p4
HEALTH CARE
See also Student Health Center
Students may face health center fee., 2:14:1990 p1
Hepatitis scare hits campus, community., 3:14:1990 p1
Law requires students to verify immunization., 3:14:1990 p21
HONORS
Dean's list survives senate's scythe., 2:28:1990 p4
HOT DOG KINGS - RICH CIOCI AND MIKE EMANUELO
Hot Dog Kings feed Brockport., 11:15:1989 p22
HOUSING
Campus
More dorms to open up., 9:20:1989 p5
Many things to consider in living on, off campus., 10:4:1989 p24
Life in dorms surprising., 10:11:1989 p24
On-campus living offers students limited television choices, no cable., 10:11:1989 p5
Students question dorm conditions., 10:11:1989 p1
President: No housing problem., 12:6:1989 p1
Dorm fee upped for staff raise., 1:31:1990 p1
Just another source of revenue (editorial)., 1:31:1990 p9
Stage resident battles snow, bureaucracy., 4:11:1990 p6 Off Campus
Tenants get "day in court" with landlord., 9:6:1989, p1,5
Many things to consider in living on, off campus., 10:4:1989 p24
HOVER, TERRY - DIRECTOR OF STUDENT ACTIVITIES
Activities director: success team effort., 11:8:1989 p20
Get set for Midnight Merry Madness., 2:14:1990 p22
Midnight Madness draws big crowd., 2:21:1990 p18
MIGRANT EDUCATION
Migrant youth strives for traditional American dream; faces grim reality., 9:20:1989 p15
MINORITY AFFAIRS OFFICE
Minority Affairs director finds roots, brings back hope., 9:20:1989 p1,7
Minority Affairs aids student adjustment., 10:11:1989 p20
MOLEFE, M.VERNON - COLUMNIST - "BEYOND THE GHETTOS", "THE BOTTOM LINE"
S. African leaders fail in searches for solutions., 9:6:1989 p11
Democratic Party hope for change in S.A., 9:13:1989 p12
Carter in touch with changing times., 9:20:1989 p14
Breeze or change blowing., 9:20:1989 p12
Teacher sees freedom through education., 10:11:1989 p12
After failure in life, college education is a must., 10:18:1989 p15
Student reflects on life after Saigon., 11:1:1989 p12
Many have chosen not to pervert justice., 11:8:1989 p13
Berlin walls all over must come down., 11:15:1989 p15
Zenzi Mandela will visit Brockport., 12:6:1989 p14
Farewell to friends hard to swallow., 12:13:1989 p19
Two wrongs don't make it right under the law., 1:31:1990 p12
De Klerk challenges white supremacy., 2:7:1990 p12
Time to rejoice in every nation., 2:14:1990 p11
Bigotry as bad on either side of fence., 2:21:1990 p13
Legalizing drugs may be practical., 2:28:1990 p11
Scholarship fund has been long road., 3:7:1990 p11
Reflections of two-world friendship., 3:14:1990 p12
Life has never been easy anyway., 4:4:1990 p12
Too many churches for God to live in., 4:11:1990 p12
Pluralism is remote in South Africa., 4:18:1990 p8
Rights for Native Americans must stand., 5:2:1990 p9
Myth of a racist criminal justice system?, 5:9:1990 p10
MOLEFE, M.VERNON. - COLUMNIST- BIOGRAPHY
Apartheid refugee cries for reform., 9:6:1989 p12
MOORE, EDWARD - THEATER PROFESSOR
New professor strives to make beautiful music., 10:18:1989 p23
MORGAN, CLYDE - ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR OF DANCE AND LEADER OF THE AFRICAN DANCE TROUP
Teacher inspires students with "essence"., 10:11:1989 p22
MURRAY, EDWARD J. - ENGLISH PROFESSOR - OBITUARY
In Memorium..., 5:2:1990 p3
MUSIC - PERFORMANCE
Music world hit by raging slab., 11:1:1989 p23
Meatloaf leaves bad taste in mouth., 11:15:1989 p25
Pawns hold audience in checkmate., 1:31:1990 p20
Reynold breaks ice with laughter., 2:28:1990 p21
Again Brockport misses great show., 4:4:1990 p21
Valby's dirty lyrics still entertain many., 4:4:1990 p22
Ziggy Marley finally set to rock SUNY Brockport., 4:11:1990 p3
NEKRITZ, TIM - COLUMNIST "FROM THE EDITOR'S DESK" AND "VIEWPOINT"
Life's too short to not become involved., 10:4:1989 p12
Everybody has choices to make for themselves., 10:11:1989 p12
Let's give credit, discredit where it's due., 1:31:1990 p11
Don't take this personally, but..., 2:7:1990 p10
Communication can kill prejudice., 2:14:1990 p10
Do you know what's been going on., 2:21:1990 p14
Just say "no" to legalizing drugs., 2:28:1990 p11
Who decides what we can afford., 3:7:1990 p12
Spring Break Inc. awaits students., 3:14:1990 p10
It's time to talk about some myths., 4:4:1990 p10
Sex shouldn't be treated as a crime., 4:11:1990 p10
First Amendment can't be ignored., 4:18:1990 p8
Solve your problems by taking time away., 5:2:1990 p9
Can you believe I'll miss this place., 5:9:1990 p9
NICHOLAS, CHRIS - BSG PRESIDENT 1989-1990
See also BSG - Brockport Student Government
BSG president recalls past year., 4:4:1990 p17
OSAD head reaches out., 4:4:1989 p23
Battle Cry: "No Justice, No Peace" for day of outrage., 10:18:1989 p14
Different cultures bond together., 11:8:1989 p19
Silent screams of freedom for South Africa., 12:6:1989 p20
Parking problem needs solving (editorial)., 9:20:1989 p11
Students may face $60 parking fee: President Van de Wetering., 10:4:1989 p5
Students parking fee to be sharply raised., 10:18:1989 p1
Parking fee hike to hit students., 2:7:1990 p1
Students upset over parking increases., 2:14:1990 p20
Admin. takes us for another ride (editorial)., 3:7:1990 p9
BSG plans attack on parking fee increase., 4:4:1990 p6
BSG: $50 parking fee hike unceded., 4:4:1990 p3
Parking fee sparks heated controversy., 4:11:1990 p1
PEER COUNSELING
Peer counseling looks fro right listeners., 2:14:1990 p22
Political Science club to back SUNYMEC., 3:14:1990 p3
PORNOGRAPHY - DEBATE
Pornography: Exploitation or art?, 4:11:1990 p3
PROMOTE YOURSELF - PROGRAM AIMED AT SELF-PROMOTION
Program aimed at self-promotion., 2:28:1990 p17
PUBLIC SAFETY
Public Safety and student parking dilemma., 9:6:1989 p13
Public Safety investigates forged letters sent to parents., 9:13:1989 p6
Public Safety rebuilds image (editorial)., 9:13:1989 p7
Public Safety serves and protects students., 9:20:1989 p3
The month of crime control., 10:4:1989 p21
Protect vehicles for winter., 10:11:1989 p20
Health hazard intensifies as Mortimer lounge closes., 11:8:1989 p1
Law and Disorder?, 12:6:1989 p1
Public Safety, RA's in conflict., 12:6:1989 p1
Public Safety not "Brockport Vice"., 12:6:1989 p24
Student safety in shambles (editorial)., 12:6:1989 p11
Public safety hunting students in ice arena., 12:13:1989 p36
Rape, sexual assault can be avoided., 12:13:1989 p21
Legislature: crime stats should be made public., 1:31:1990 p1
If car won't start, it's not end or road., 2:21:1990 p19
Crime prevention starts with you., 2:28:1990 p19
Sensibility can be weapon at night., 3:7:1990 p20
Public Safety promises more emergency lights., 3:14:1990 p5
Students healing racial wounds (editorial)., 11:8:1989 p11
RACIAL AWARENESS THROUGH CAMPUS EDUCATION (RACE)
Just shut up and be good little children (editorial)., 12:13:1989 p15
RACE team aims for awareness., 12:13:1989 p3
RADIOACTIVE WASTE
SUNY Brockport glows in bath of radioactive waste., 11:15:1989 p1
RESERVE OFFICER TRAINING CORPS
ROTC students win at Basic Camp, excell in land, platoon awards., 9:6:1989 p12
ROTC sweeps up at competition., 3:14:1990 p4
RESIDENT ASSISTANTS
RA's dare to medel, entertain students., 10:11:1989 p23
Students offer time to help., 10:11:1989 p23
Sex, homophobia some topics RA's face., 11:1:1989 p22
RA: single room not only job benefit., 11:8:1989 p21
Public Safety, RA's in conflict., 12:6:1989 p1
RA's play many different roles., 2:21:1990 p17
REYNOLDS, KAMMI - FIELD HOCKEY FORWARD, HIGH SCORER
Field hockey center anchors offensive unit., 9:27:1989 p20
SMITH, DAN - ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF SPORTS PSYCHOLOGY
Smith visits Soviet Union., 11:1:1989 p30
SOCCER, MEN
Men's soccer in rebuilding stage., 9:6:1989 p22
Men's soccer team snaps six-game skid (Win against Penn State-Behred)., 10:4:1989 p32
Men's soccer team woes continue (Loss to St. John Fisher and Niagara University)., 10:11:1989 p32
Men's soccer team slide to 0-3 (SUNY Geneseo)., 10:18:1989 p30
Men's soccer team booted 4-0 (Mercyhurst College)., 11:1:1989 p30
SOCCER, WOMEN
Season starts with a win for women's soccer team., 9:13:1989 p22
Women's soccer team wins in overtime, 4-3 (Canisius)., 9:27:1989 p21
Women's soccer team drops two of three games (defeated St. John Fisher, lost to Niagara U and LeMoyne College)., 10:4:1989 p30
Soccer team splits games (defeated SUNY Buffalo and losing to SUNY Fredonia)., 10:11:1989 p32
Women's soccer team wins with two shut outs (Roberts Wesleyan College and SUNY Oswego)., 10:18:1989 p32
Women booters lose 1-0 to Dragons in SUNYAC's (SUNY Cortland)., 11:1:1989 p32
SOUTH AFRICA
See also Mandela, Nelson R. - Scholarship
South African speaks of "hope for future"., 10:4:1989 p3
South African speaks against apartheid., 10:11:1989 p6
Panel recalls horror: American apartheid., 2:28:1990 p3
SOVIET UNION
Students take advantage of glasnost., 4:4:1990 p18
SPIERDOWIS, DANIEL - BROCKPORT STUDENT
Auto crash claims life of Brockport student., 1:31:1990 p1
STABA, DAVE - VIEWPOINT WRITER
Vote to decide who will spend your fee., 4:4:1990 p12
STELLA, PATRICK - VIEWPOINT WRITER
Why do you go to college anyway???, 11:1:1989 p12
Article on sex not meant for cheap thrill., 2:7:1990 p11
Is Brockport worth the money?, 2:7:1989 p15
Marriage should be much more serious., 2:28:1990 p12
STEWART, BILL - ART PROFESSOR, CERAMIC ARTIST
Art professor wins airport competition., 4:18:1990 p13
STRAYER, ROBERT - HISTORY PROFESSOR
Professor writes book on world history., 10:18:1989 p19
STREB, ELIZABETH
Unique dance group gets physical., 10:18:1989 p19
STUDENT APATHY
What concerns student body?(editorial), 2:28:1990 p9
STUDENT AUXILIARY PATROL
Student Auxiliary Patrol more than escort services., 9:13:1989 p14
STUDENT COMMUNITY SERVICE AWARD
Service award winner sought., 2:7:1990 p15
STUDENT EMPLOYMENT
Students take strangest jobs., 9:20:1989 p15, 20
STUDENT HEALTH CENTER
When illness strikes, Health Center helps., 9:13:1989 p18
STUDENT SUPPORT SERVICES PROGRAM
Support service helps disabled students., 3:14:1989 p21
Free tutoring services available., 9:6:1989 p4
Students in trouble can turn to BLIS for advice., 10:18:1989 p7
STYLUS
Whose truths would be heard? (editorial re Stylus vs. BSG controversy), 4:18:1990 p7
Students lose in power struggle., 5:2:1990 p9
Success will follow new ideas (editorial re Stylus vs. BSG controversy), 5:9:1990 p7
SULLIVAN'S BASEBALL CARDS AND COLLECTIBLES, LOCATED AT 32 N. MAIN ST.
Fine acting brings "Jimmy Dean" to life., 10:18:1989 p20
Dark subject addressed in "Night"., 3:7:1990 p21
"Night" brings out child in everyone., 3:14:1990 p23
Absurd play coming to SUNY Brockport., 4:4:1990 p26
Play finds amusement in absurdity., 4:11:1990 p21
"THURSDAY NIGHT PROGRAM" - ALLOWS STUDENTS TO SPREAD CHARITY TO THOSE IN NEED
Students lend hand to disables., 2:28:1990 p17
TOLLE, KEITH - VIEWPOINT WRITER
Red tape suffocates student growth., 3:7:1990 p12
TOLLERS, VINCENT - PROFESSOR OF ENGLISH
Campus teachers join in campaign to help youths find road to college., 11:1:1989 p6
TOLLIVER, JOEL (REV.) MINORITY AFFAIRS DIRECTOR
Minority Affairs director finds roots, brings back hope., 9:20:1989 p1, 7
TOTH, GEORGE - DIRECTOR OF CAREER DEVELOPMENT AND PLACEMENT
Director moves to initiate volunteers., 2:7:1990 p17
TRANSFER STUDENTS
Transfer students feel freshman woes., 10:11:1989 p19
Who will help transfer?, 12:6:1989 p16
TUCK, CHRIS - FORMER SUNY BROCKPORT HOOPS STAR
Former SUNY Brockport hoops star gunned down., 12:13:1989 p1
Volleyball team continues to win (SUNY Potsdam)., 10:4:1989 p30,32
Netters bounced in final matches (Canisius College)., 10:11:1989 p30
Volleyball team ups record to 20-1., 10:11:1989 p32
Premiere volleyball player aims for record., 10:18:1989 p28
Volleyball ream wins four (SUNY: Fredonia, Geneseo, Oswego and Buffalo)., 10:18:1989 p32
Spikers come up short (SUNY Cortland)., 11:1:1989 p32
SUNY Cortland zapped by Golden Eagles., 11:1:1989 p30
Volleyball team defeated in states, still receives entry into nationals (St. John Fisher)., 11:1:1989 p32
Collapse costs spikers semis (Western Maryland)., 11:15:1989 p36
Spiker receives first team All-American., 12:6:1989 p40
Styrofoam piles up in Albion: college share responsibility., 10:11:1989 p1
WBSU 89.1 FM - COLLEGE RADIO STATION
Alum returns to WBSU helm., 10:4:1989 p25
WBSU doesn't serve student body.,12:6:1989 p13
WBSU serves more than campus., 2:21:1990 p17
WBSU staff resignations and conflict., 5:2:1990 p1,4
WEGMANS PLAZA
Super Wegmans hopes to provide jobs, variety., 11:8:1989 p3
Brockport's super Wegmans nears its completion., 2:14:1990 p6
Wegmans proposes recycling of plastics., 2:14:1990 p3
Wegmans fight underage drinking., 2:28:1990 p18
WOMEN'S CENTER
Study: women ruled by fear., 12:13:1989 p4
"Tuesday Night" probes women's studies., 2:28:1990 p6
WOOD, BRIAN - PRES. BSG 1990-1991
See also BSG
Wood, Wesley, win BSG elections (treasurer)., 10:4:1989 p1
Wood plans for future at BSG., 5:9:1990 p15
WRITER'S FORUM
Writer's forum set to bring lectures., 2:28:1990 p20
Writer's forum welcomes awarded poet tonight., 3:7:1990 p18