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ACCREDITATION
Campus prepares for 10 year re-accreditation by Middle States group., 3:3:1991 p3
SUNY Brockport readies for once in a decade accreditation., 4:17:1991 p4
School faces reaccreditation., 4:24:1991 p11
ADULT STUDENTS
BSG president gives (adult and commuter) students opportunity to vote for non-vote., 4:17:1991 p5
Adult students angered by (BSG's) Wood's statements., 5:1:1991 p5
AFRICAN-AMERICANS
See also: OSAD
Sankofa celebrates Black History Month., 2:27:1991 p17
Kappa tribute to Malcolm X... Professor Okoye makes keynote speech., 3:8:1991 p9
Black or African-American: who cares? (column by V. Molefe)., 3:13:1991 p9
Professor's words (Okoye) fuel racial tension (letter to editor)., 3:13:1991 p8
Professor's words (Okoye) labels whites as defects (letters to editor)., 3:28:1991 p10
Tan skin is white way to hide defect (letter to editor, Okoye defends self)., 4:3:1991 p8
What does Okoye hope to achieve? (letters to editor)., 4:10:1991 p8
Afro-American studies celebrates 20 years., 4:17:1991 p11
Okoye's albinism theory disputed (letters to editor)., 4:17:1991 p8
Okoye is right in case of light skin (letter to editor)., 4:24:1991 p8
AGRICULTURE
Sodoma Farms prepares for harvesting 225 acre orchard., 10:3:1990 p18
AIDS
Education "wise choice" to halt AIDS infections., 5:1:1991 p13
ALCOHOL ABUSE
See: Substance Abuse
ALPHA EPSILON RHO
National Broadcasting Scoeity concludes successful semester with "a warm feeling"., 5:8:1991 p19
AMBULANCE SERVICE
Volunteers (Brockport) devoted to saving lives., 9:13:1990 p13
AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL (CHAPTER AT BROCKPORT)
Amnesty group attempts to end threat of death penalty., 11:7:1990 p3
AROUND THE WORLD (COLUMN)
See: Molefe, M. Vernon
ART
Art by faculty, alumni on display., 10:3:1990 p21
Art student presents first ceramic exhibit., 10:31:1990 p17
Professor's art (Anna Holcombe) gains national attention., 12:5:1990 p16
Touring ceramic show stops at Brockport., 2:6:1991 p15
Surreal artist (Patricia Ross) honors victim (of fire) with donated painting., 3:13:1991 p12
Student art displayed at Tower (Fine Arts Building)., 5:8:1991 p21
ASBESTOS HAZARD
Asbestos issue still a campus concern., 10:10:1990 p1
ASHIDA, SACHIO DR. - PROFESSOR OF PSYCHOLOGY
Black belt talks of former homeland., 10:24:1990 p18
ASIA
Festival highlights Far East cultures., 3:8:1991 p15
ASTRONOMY
Astronomer speaks about Pluto., 10:24:1990 p17
AULTMAN, DANA
Student (graduate) recieves award for experimental research paper., 2:27:1991 p16
AWARDS
President awards (Community Service Award) student (Mary C. Weeks)., 12:5:1990 p17
Professor (William Zimmerli) accepts highest award in health science., 2:27:1991 p15
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BACA
See: Brockport Against Chemical Abuse
BASEBALL TEAM
Baseball team runs into tough competition., 3:28:1991 p28
Baseball team wins first four outings., 4:10:1991 p24
Assistant baseball coaches offer time, knowledge despite no salary., 4:17:1991 p23
Baseball squad loses three., 4:17:1991 p24
Baseball team wins three straight., 4:24:1991 p24
Clinic provides youth with chance to learn., 4:28:1991 p23
Baseball team sweeps RIT Tigers., 5:1:1991 p24
Catcher (Robert Marchiony) adds leadership to team., 5:1:1991 p22
Baseball team defeats Cardinals., 5:8:1991 p32
BEAK
See: Brockport Eagles Athletic Club
BEAN
See: Brockport Environmental Action Network
BEYOND THE GHETTO (COLUMN)
See: Molefe, M. Vernon
BIXLER, LAURA
Living on campus can teach lessons about college life and friendships., 9:12:1990 p9
BLIS
See: Brockport Legal Information Service
BOSTON, WALTER JR. - DIRECTOR OF INTERNATIONAL STUDIES
Professor seeks Rochester-Soviet business links., 2:20:1991 p14
BOTTOM LINE
See: Molefe, M. Vernon
BROCKPORT
See also: College-Village Relations
Highschool differs in colege town., 9:12:1990 p11
Village pulls together to fight storm damage., 3:8:1991 p1
Village faced with crippling proposal for police cut., 4:24:1991 p5
Village cuts police, public service., 5:8:1991 p4
BROCKPORT AGAINST CHEMICAL ABUSE (BACA)
Athletes lecture on drug use., 11:4:1990 p13
BROCKPORT COLLEGE FOUNDATION
Foundation grants funds to numerous college programs., 10:10:1990 p6
Large alumni contributions aid college programs., 3:13:1991 p12
BROCKPORT COLLEGE FUND
Phonathon brings in thousands for Fund., 10:17:1990 p19
BROCKPORT ENVIRONMENTAL ACTION NETWORK (BEAN)
BEAN off to conference., 10:3:1990 p3
BEAN wants every day to be earth day., 4:17:1991 p12
BROCKPORT LEGAL INFORMATION SERVICE (BLIS)
BLIS gives legal advice to students., 10:31:1990 p20
Know your personal rights prior to arrest., 11:7:1990 p24
BROCKPORT STUDENT GOVERNMENT (BSG)
See also: Wood, Brian
Appointee (Brian Tinsley) has high hopes for BSG (Cultural Affairs)., 9:12:1990 p12
Open door, but an empty office (BSG president Brian Wood)., 9:27:1990 p9
Student government prepares to overhaul campus judiciary., 11:14:1990 p1
BSG members opinions clash over scheduled Rev. Jackson appearance., 3:8:1991 p4
Concert petition causes controversy., 3:8:1991 p3
Cultural Affairs to help fund BSG-sponsored rap concert., 3:13:1991 p4
BSG lawyer speaks to board of directors (re. Stylus lawsuit, housing inspection)., 3:28:1991 p1
Brian Wood erupts during board meeting, storms out after clash with parliamentarian., 4:3:1991 p4
BSG charters gay club, waives usual procedure needed to receive funds., 5:1:1991 p1
Stylus libel suit, $50,000 credit line become focus of BSG board meeting., 5:1:1991 p1
BSG says yes to Stylus., 5:8:1991 p5
Elections
Candidates (treasurer's position) go for broke., 9:27:1990 p1
BSG presidential candidate profiles., 3:28:1991 p5
Vote 2000 aims at getting record student turnout., 3:28:1991 p9
What do we want in a BSG president (editorial)., 3:28:1991 p9
BSG candidates begin quest for office., 4:3:1991 p1
Where were all those BSG hopefuls? (editorial)., 4:3:1991 p7
"Debate" turns into unruly circus (editorial)., 4:10:1991 p7
1991 BSG treasurer candidate profiles., 4:10:1991 p5
BSG presidential race heats up., 4:10:1991 p1
Debate (presidential) plagued with confusion., 4:10:1991 p1
Forum (presidential candidates) hits on women's issues (re rape)., 4:10:1991 p1
Off-campus representatives outline platforms for 1991., 4:10:1991 p4
On-campus representatives outline platforms for 1991., 4:10:1991 p4
Treasurer hopeful (Gary Shaw) full of hot air (editorial)., 4:10:1991 p1
1991 BSG Elections report card (editorial)., 4:17:1991 p7
BSG president gives (adult and commuter) students opportunity to vote for non-vote., 4:17:1991 p5
BSG treasurer candidates stress ability., 4:17:1991 p3
Insults, apathy become focus of final (presidential) debate., 4:17:1991 p1
Vice-President tickets speak out in debate., 4:17:1991 p1
Bulling/Kakaty win!, 4:24:1991 p1
Congratulations to all who took time to vote (editorial)., 4:24:1991 p7
Tenebruso wins election for 1991-1992 BSG treasurer., 4:24:1991 p5
BROCKPORT T.V.
Brockport T.V. hurt by engineer losses., 9:12:1990 p1
Broadcast society takes trip to attend AERHO convention., 10:24:1990 p16
Student T.V. Club
New student T.V. club hits airwaves., 10:24:1990 p24
BROCKPORT UNION OF ROLE PLAYERS AND SIMULATIONS
See also: Role Playing
Unique club stretches imaginations., 10:3:1990 p15
BROWN, MARY ELLEN
Professor to take a "peak" at TV's cult following ("Twin Peaks" show)., 5:8:1991 p18
BSG
See: Brockport Student Government
BUDGET
See also: Tuition
Cuts plus fees equals poverty (editorial)., 10:17:1990 p9
Whose side will Cuomo be on? (editorial), 11:7:1990 p9
Cuts crippling system (editorial)., 11:14:1990 p9
College prepares for "severe" budget cuts., 12:12:1990 p1
Brockport survives fall budget cuts., 1:30:1991 p3
Budget cut leads to deep freeze (editorial)., 2:6:1991 p7
Conservation measures aim to reduce deficit gap impact., 2:13:1991 p4
Second round of budget cuts set to hit during fall semester., 2:13:1991 p1
Budget cut picture looks dim., 2:27:1991 p1
Campus walks plowed despite budget crunch., 2:27:1991 p3
Emergency fund money increases as other student aid funds get cut., 3:8:1991 p3
Dear Governor Cuomo..., 3:13:1991 p1
Students speak out against budget cuts., 3:13:1991 p11
State budget stalls in legislature., 4:27:1991 p3
BUHLMAN, RICK
NRA elects student to All-American pistol team., 10:10:1990 p28
BUILDINGS
See: Physical Plant
BUS SERVICE
Shuttle keeps rolling on., 10:10:1990 p6
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CAESAR, KATH ANN
Student trades in classes for conferences., 5:1:1991 p14
CAMPUS
See: Physical Plant
CAREER RESOURCE CENTER
Service prepares students for future., 1:30:1991 p13
CASTNOR, RICHARD - DANCE DEPARTMENT
Hartwell fire sparks rumor: Dance professor may be living in office, students say., 3:8:1991 p3
CENSORSHIP
Debate (Bob Guccione, Jr. vs. Jack Thompson) draws criticism from both sides of censorship issue., 11:7:1990
Who can define censorship? (editorial)., 10:31:1990
CIVIL RIGHTS
See also: Race Relations
Civil rights trio (Fulani, Maddox and Sharpton) brings controversy to campus., 10:24:1990 p1
COLLEGE AND VILLAGE RELATIONS
See also: Brockport
Don't take village for granted (editorial)., 10:31:1990 p9
Group wants mandatory fee money for community., 10:31:1990 p1
Campus helps serve community., 11:14:1990 p13
Committee formed to create friendship., 2:27:1991 p13
COLLEGIATE SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY ENTRY PROGRAM
Grant allows program to remain in step., 10:10:1990 p4
COLON, ANDREAS
"Top student" takes President's citation., 5:8:1991 p15
COLUMNISTS (LOCAL ONLY - SYNDICATED COLUMNS NOT INDEXED)
See: Individual Names
COMMENCEMENT
124th commencement plans not definite for SUNY Brockport yet., 4:17:1991 p5
COMMUTER STUDENTS
Lack of use prompts campus to cancel Rochester bus line., 11:14:1990 p1
CONCERTS
See: Music, Performance
CONVOCATION
College scholars honored at convocation., 5:1:1991 p13
COUNSELING
See also: Health Care
Health Center provides professional counseling to aid students in need., 3:8:1991 p15
Peer to peer provides counseling, referrals, advisement to students., 3:13:1991 p13
CRIME
See also: Public Safety
Rochester media couldn't resist beating city senseless with Art Shawcross news (column, K. Schlosser)., 9:26:1990 p10
Stats (crime statistics) should be released (editorial)., 10:10:1990 p9
Campus crime stats released (editorial)., 10:17:1990 p9
Crimes and misdemeanors., 10:17:1990 p1
Lawyer discusses Shawcross case., 3:28:1991 p3
Court date set for suspect in (credit) card forgery., 5:1:1991 p1
Driving While Intoxicated
DWI facts drive point home., 10:3:1990 p15
DWI may cause more than financial setbacks., 10:3:1990 p23
Athletes stress danger in DWI., 10:24:1990 p15
Rape
See also: Sexual Harassment
Rumors of rape send campus officials scrambling for clues., 11:14:1990 p1
Unreported rapes fuel fear (editorial)., 11:14:1990 p9
Forum (BSG candidates) hits on women's issues., 4:10:1991 p1
Vandalism
Stakeout nabs vandal, Public Safety catches student keying five cars., 9:19:1990 p1
Public Safety nails vandal number two., 10:3:1990 p1
Don't bother asking for respect until you think you are ready to earn some (editorial)., 2:13:1991 p7
Students attempt climb (of microwave tower in Brockport), arrested for trespassing., 3:13:1991 p3
CRIMINAL JUSTICE DEPARTMENT
Professor (Obi Ebbe) elected President of NAGROC (Nigerian Association of Greater Rochester)., 11:7:1990 p17
Teacher (Dick Deming) follows path of (his various) careers., 12:12:1990 p15
CROSS-COUNTRY TEAM
X-Country team hits wall., 10:3:1990 p28
X-Country fourth at tourney., 10:17:1990 p32
X-Country teams finish 6th, 9th., 10:24:1990 p30
Women's cross country finishes 14th., 10:31:1990 p32
X-Country team ends season with 9th place finsh at Saratoga Springs., 11:14:1990 p25
Former Big Ten All-American hired as cross country coach., 4:3:1991 p24
CULTS
Professor says cults linked to heavy drug use, sexual abuse., 3:8:1991 p5
CULTURAL DIVERSITY
See: Multiculturalism
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DABNEY, KATHERINE
Student wins service award., 4:24:1991 p4
DAHLIA, JOHN - FROM THE EDITOR'S DESK COLUMN
Why no reply Brian Wood?, 9:3:1990 p13
Lack of good news ruins summer., 9:7:1990 p8
Does hell have entrance exams?, 9:12:1990 p12
Director's power may stretch limit., 9:19:1990 p10
Concert may be proof that students are finally looking to get involved., 9:26:1990 p12
Is one opinion better than another?, 10:10:1990 p11
Does anyone care about sunsets?, 10:17:1990 p11
"Liquid Crack" not just poor man's booze., 10:24:1990 p11
Take a close look at what's obscene today., 10:31:1990 p12
Prices rise, quality fall in education., 11:7:1990 p10
Middle East troops deserve respect that Vietnam vets were never given., 11:14:1990 p12
Forget greed of '80's, protest in '90's., 12:5:1990 p12
Great lessons taught by Stylus., 12:12:1990 p11
Messages from the Stylus., 12:12:1990 p31
DANCE DEPARTMENT
Students dance with disabled., 10:31:1990 p15
Focus of Sankofa show takes wrong turn (column - V. Molefe)., 12:27:1991 p17
Sankofa celebrates Black History Month., 2:27:1991 p17
Dance troupe (Sankofa) explores heritage, roots., 4:24:1991 p13
DANCE PERFORMANCES
"Visions" opens eyes to dance., 4:17:1991 p13
DAY CARE
See: Child Care
DEBATES
See: Individual Subjects
DEMING, DICK - CHAIR OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE DEPT.
Teacher follows path of (his various) careers., 12:12:1990 p15
DEWITT, SUZANNE
Student puts "gut feelings" into her photography., 5:8:1991 p22
DIMITROFF, LYNDA J.
Former RD lands Health Center job., 10:3:1990 p22
DINING - OFF CAMPUS
Restaurant opens with friendly atmosphere., 10:3:1990 p19
DINING - ON CAMPUS
Harrison employees dish out their views., 10:17:1990 p19
DORMITORY LIFE
See: Housing, Campus
DRAFT
Local official considers dragt to be "very likely"., 12:5:1990 p1
DRAKE MEMORIAL LIBRARY
Drake supplies mixed environment., 10:24:1990 p15
DRUG ABUSE
See: Substance Abuse
DWI
See: Crime: Driving While Intoxicated
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EBBE, OBI - CRIMINAL JUSTICE DEPARTMENT
Professor elected president of NAGROC (Nigerian Association of Greater Rochester)., 11:7:1990 p17
ECOLOGY
See: Environment
EDUCATION OPPORTUNITY CENTER - ROCHESTER
EOC provides students with career placement assistance., 10:3:1990 p4
EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITY PROGRAM
Support group meets black women's needs., 4:3:1991 p11
EDWARDS, CHARLES - ANTHROPOLOGY DEPT.
Cultural diversity explored by professor., 11:14:1990 p17
ELLSWORTH'S NIGHTCLUB
Ellsworth's (at the Gallery) loses its initial spark., 2:20:1991 p15
ENERGY CONSERVATION AND USE
See: Plant Management
ENROLLMENT
SUNY Brockport enrollment goes down 573 students since Fall 1990 semester., 2:6:1991 p3
ENVIRONMENT
See also: BEAN, Recycling, Waste Disposal
Environment takes no sides, suffers most (column by K.Schlosser)., 1:30:1991 p9
EOC
See: Educational Opportunity Center - Rochester
ERIE CANAL
Fire department pulls student down from canal lock., 11:7:1990 p3
ESCORT SERVICE
See: Student Auxiliary Patrol
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FACULTY
See also: Individual Names, Departments
Faculty to rate progress (of five year assessment plan)., 10:10:1990 p1
Retirement problem (loss of staff) persists., 10:10:1990 p4
Are staff, students only thinking of themselves? (editorial re budget problems), 2:27:1991 p7
Where's the faculty when we need them? (editorial re staff involvement in struggle with budget problems), 2:27:1991 p7
FACULTY SENATE
Faculty Senate votes to support UN policy (on Persian Gulf crisis)., 12:5:1990 p1
Faculty at large meets candidates for Faculty Senate., 4:10:1991 p3
FIELD HOCKEY
Field Hockey team wins two (vs. Oswego and Oneonta)., 10:3:1990 p28
Field Hockey team suffers first two losses (vs. Smith, Hartwick)., 10:10:1990 p32
Field Hockey takes three (vs. Wells, U of R, Marywood)., 10:17:1990 p32
SUNY Brockport field hockey team shares invitational championship with Wittenburg., 10:24:1990 p32
Field Hockey ousted from SUNYACs., 10:31:1990 p32
Field Hockey team ends season in Jersey (vs. Glassboro State)., 11:7:1990 p36
FINANCIAL AID
Loan program falls short of funds., 11:7:1990 p4
STAR (Student Aid Resource Center) center sheds light on funds., 3:28:1991 p13
FIRE
Hartwell fire sparks rumor., 3:8:1991 p3
FOOTBALL
Golden Eagles record drops to .500., 10:3:1990 p32
Greatest moments in Golden Eagle football., 10:3:1990 p29
JV football team crushes Saxons 35-7., 10:3:1990 p30
Golden Eagles crushed (by Cortland)., 10:10:1990 p30
Eagles drive falls short (vs. Canisius College)., 10:17:1990 p30
JV team wins 34-23 (vs. U of R)., 10:17:1990 p28
Bulls (U of Buffalo) stampede (Brockport) football team, 35-27., 10:24:1990 p32
Colonials (Western Connecticut) down Eagles, 13-7., 10:31:1990 p30
Red Dragons (Cortland) burned by Golden Eagles JV., 10:31:1990 p30
Brockport's football woes continue., 11:7:1990 p34
Golden Eagles end with win (vs. Alfred)., 11:14:1990 p28
FOREIGN LANGUAGES DEPARTMENT
Language teacher (V. Rojas) enjoys interacting with students., 9:19:1990 p16
FOREIGN POLICY - UNITED STATES
U.S. foreign policy discussed at panel., 12:12:1990 p1
FREE PRESS - STYLUS ALTERNATE PRINTING AT TIME OF DISPUTE WITH BSG
See: College Archives Record Group 16
FREEDOM EAGLE BATTALION
See: ROTC, SUNY Brockport
FRISCH, KEVIN - COLUMNIST
Recent survey says more Americans are packing up and moving around., 9:19:1990 p9
Some things must be official in state., 9:26:1990 p11
More things can be used to aid in recycling cause., 10:3:1990 p13
Avoid cliches unless you have new, interesting definition., 2:20:1991 p10
When all is said and done, less is done than said., 3:28:1991 p11
FRISCH, RICK - COLUMNIST
Fall may bring all kinds of changes, but the series will always be there., 9:19:1990 p8
Time for one last silly, "I miss you" note., 5:8:1991p7
FROM THE EDITOR'S DESK COLUMN
See: Dahlia, John
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GAMES FOR THE PHYSICALLY CHALLENGED
Unsung heros are true athletes (editorial)., 10:10:1990 p9
Games receive help from all., 10:17:1990 p15
GAY STUDENT UNION
See also: Homosexuality
New club adds diversity to campus., 11:7:1990 p15
Gay Union strives for equal status on campus., 3:13:1991 p11
Who determines special status? (editorial), 5:1:1991 p7
GIOVANNI, NIKKI
Poet talks bluntly about "fascinating" people., 5:8:1991 p15
GRABER, SUZANNE
Intern works with victims of domestic violence., 4:24:1991 p12
GREEK LETTER SOCIETIES
Frats shouldn't be campus gangs (editorial)., 10:3:1990 p9
New fraternity struggles for acceptance., 10:31:1990 p17
Party brings town, college together., 10:31:1990 p15
Sorority rocks for charity., 11:14:1990 p16
Fraternity "service" has new meaning., 2:20:1991 p13
Kappa tribute to Malcolm X features biography, speakers., 3:8:1991 p4
Sorority to join SUNY Brockport's greek society., 3:8:1991 p13
Crowd elated by annual Greek Olympics., 5:8:1991 p19
GROUNDS, CAMPUS
See: Physical Plant
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HANDICAPPED ACCESS
See: Physical Handicaps
HARLEQUINS
See also: Theater Department and Performances
Harlequins musical hits wrong note., 11:14:1990 p19
HARTER, MICHAEL T.
School of Professions names new dean., 9:19:1990 p11
HATE SPEECH
See: Political Correctness, Speech Code, Social Conduct
HATFIELD, KRISTIN
Students whisked to Florida for weekend., 5:1:1991 p15
HEALTH CARE
See also: Measles Outbreak
Former RD (Lynda Dimitroff) lands Health Center job., 10:3:1990 p22
Health fee may be a bargain., 10:3:1990 p3
College presidents says: "Health fee mandatory"., 10:17:1990 p1
Health center provides professional counseling aid to students in need., 3:8:1991 p15
Specifics of mandatory health fee unclear., 3:28:1991 p3
College officials expect mandatory health fee to double to $80 next year., 4:17:1991 p5
Evening clinic caters to women's medical needs., 4:17:1991 p11
HILLEL
Hillel aims for cultural identification., 10:31:1990 p16
Inter-campus effort brings students together to create Jewish newspaper., 1:30:1991 p14
HISTORY OF COLLEGE
College dates past to the 1800's., 9:19:1990 p11
Library exhibits school's past., 9:26:1990 p11
HOLCOMBE, ANNA - ART DEPARTMENT
Professor's art gains national attention., 12:5:1990 p16
HOMECOMING
Homecoming plans for diversity., 10:3:1990 p15
Fair (Homecoming Fall Festival) sets new attendance record., 10:10:1990 p15
Spirits soar at Homecoming., 10:10:1990 p15
HOUSING, CAMPUS
See also: Resident Assistants
Campus oversight leaves 40 homeless., 9:7:1990 p1
Housing crunch will affect 192 students., 2:20:1991 p1
Missing python causes panic in Mortimer Hall., 4:17:1991 p5
Students remember unusual dorm occurances., 4:17:1991 p14
"No mandatory tripling" leaves no choice., 4:24:1991 p7
Late-signing dorm students may be tripled., 4:24:19991 p1
Three's a crowd for on-campus residents., 4:24:1991 p11
Dorm crunch keeps students from relocating on-campus., 5:1:19991 p5
HOUSING, OFF-CAMPUS
Students take chance living off-campus., 9:19:1990 p12
Students fume over roaches., 10:17:1990 p4
Stage (XVI) residents left out in cold., 2:6:1991 p3
Time to bring the beast to bare (editorial re "bad" landlords)., 3:13:1991 p7
Rebate may be available due to ice (storm)., 3:28:1991 p1
Village landlord (Suzan Richards) hits bankruptcy., 5:1:1991 p3
HWANG-SCHWEITZER, AKON (ADJUNCT PROFESSOR)
Pianist honors Mozart in recital., 3:1991 p12
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ICE STORM
Campus restoration could take devades., 3:8:1991 p1
Community hands work together., 3:8:1991 p13
Contradictions crash like tree limbs (editorial)., 3:8:1991 p7
Students make light of dark situation., 3:8:1991 p13
Village pulls together to fight storm damage., 3:8:1991 p1
Village recoups from damage caused by severe ice storm., 3:28:1991 p1
Ice storm damages number of math contestants., 5:1:1991 p15
INTERNATIONAL EDUCATION PROGRAM
SUNY Brockport opens campus in Japan., 11:14:1990 p4
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JACKSON, JESSE
Guess who's not coming to dinner, Jesse? (column-K. Schlosser)., 2:27:1991 p9
BSG member's opinions clash over scheduled Rev. Jackson appearance., 3:8:1991 p4
Student breaks ice over Jackson's invitation (column-V. Molefe)., 3:8:1991 p10
Jackson speech kills doubt over worth (editorial)., 4:3:1991 p7
Jackson: Reinvest in America., 4:3:1991 p1
JOB PLACEMENT
See: Career Resource Center
JODST, INGER
Student awarded for dedicated work., 4:24:1991 p11
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KANE, PETER (COMMUNICATION DEPARTMENT)
Professor dedicated to first Amendment rights., 4:24:1991 p12
KITCHEN, JUDITH (ENGLISH DEPARTMENT)
Professor wins $20,000 grant for poetry., 3:28:1991 p13
KLEEN BRITE
Kleen Brite plagued by waste concerns., 4:24:1991 p14
Kleen Brite's violations pile-up., 4:24:1991 p3
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LAZARRE, ADAM (THEATRE DEPARTMENT)
Teacher retires to new dramatic work., 4:17:1991 p14
LEE LI-YOUNG
Former student expresses emotions with poetry., 3:8:1991 p14
LEGAL AID
See: Brockport Legal Information Service
LOVE
Higher love confronts erotic senses (lecture G. Sircello)., 2:20:1991 p15
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MARKUSEN, THOMAS R. (ART DEPARTMENT)
Exhibit features metalsmith's work., 10:24:1990 p20
MCCORY, JOSEPH
Student to study, prepare for new world order in Japan., 5:8:1991 p18
MCWHERTER, DONALD (POLITICAL SCIENCE DEPARTMENT)
Professor honored for devoted service., 4:10:1991 p11
MEASLES OUTBREAK
Measles make headlines again., 10:3:1990 p1
Measles restrictions limit students., 10:17:1990 p15
Get shot or get out!, 10:31:1990 p1
Students dismissed after not getting measles shot., 12:5:1990 p4
No shots may prevent student pre-registration., 3:8:1991 p5
Students crowd informary for shots to prevent pre-registration blocks., 4:17:1991 p11
METZ, GARY (HEALTH SCIENCE DEPARTMENT)
Professor says cults linked to heavy drug use, sexual abuse., 3:8:1991 p5
MIDDLE STATES ASSOCIATION OF SCHOOLS
See: Accreditation
MIDNIGHT MERRY MADNESS
Slam dunk contest brightens all-night event., 2:13:1991 p12
MILITARY SCIENCE DEPARTMENT
Cadets earn experience in summer sun., 9:19:1990 p11
ROTC prepares for victory., 10:17:1990 p16
ROTC places second in challenge., 12:5:1990 p18
ROTC sterotype broken as more women enlist., 2:27:1991 p13
Ranger team spends break in fierce competition., 4:17:1991 p14
MODEL EUROPEAN COMMUNITY (STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK-SUNYMEC)
Campus hosts model community., 11:7:1990 p15
Students model foreign communities., 2:13:1991 p13
MOLEFE, VERNON M. (COLUMNIST)
New semester brings new leaders., 9:12:1990 p8
Don't let time scare you away from school., 9:19:1990 p9
DeKlerk deserves unconditional chance., 9:26:1990 pp12
Chicken meat is delicious, killing is scary., 10:3:1990 p11
Students enjoy inflicting racial pain?, 10:10:1990 p11
I lost my soul and valuables in D.C., 10:17:1990 p11
Hierarchy always right, students always wrong., 10:24:1990 p11
Easy way out as good as long way in., 1:30:1991 p11
Plan for South African change is divisive., 2:6:1991 p9
Misconceptions dispelled through awareness., 2:13:1991 p9
Are gods fighting same battles during war?, 2:20:1991 p9
Focus of Sankofa show takes wrong turn., 2:27:1991 p9
Student breaks ice over Jackson's invitation., 3:8:1991 p10
Black or African-American; who cares?, 3:13:1991 p9
Mandela fund hurt by lack of true interest., 3:28:1991 p11
Is Brockport ready for all-black BSG ticket?, 4:3:1991 p9
It is now or never, we are all in this together., 4:10:1991 p9
Politics, music, ISA bring students together., 4:17:1991 p9
Though subtle, Jim Crow exists on campus., 4:24:1991 p9
MULTICULTURALISM
See also: Race Relations
Cultural diversity explored by professors., 11:14:1990 p17
MUSIC PERFORMANCES
Promotions aimed off campus ("Sundays" concert-editorial)., 9:26:1990 p9
Laser Lights Tuttle north gym., 10:10:1990 p19
Laser Light show dazzles crowd in Tuttle., 10:31:1990 p22
(Rap) Concert petition causes controversary., 3:8:1991 p3
Cultural Affairs to help fund BSG sponsored rap concert., 3:13:1991 p4
DMC runs out of steam early after Special Ed steals show., 4:17:1991 p15
Steel drum band resounding sucess during Sunday's multicultural fair., 4:24:1991 p12
Pauly Shore, Spin Doctors to wind up semester., 5:1:1991 p3
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NESTLES CORPORATION
Nestles sends director to diffuse boycott., 9:19:1990 p5
NEWS, CABLE
News (SUNY Cable) supplies hands-on training., 3:3:1991 p11
NURSING DEPARTMENT
Nursing students booted (for exam failures)., 9:12:1990 p1
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OKOYE, F. NWABUEZE
Kappa tribute to Malcolm X...Professor Okoye makes keynote speech., 3:8:1991 p4
Professor's words fuel racial tension (letter to the editor)., 3:13:1991 p8
Professor labels whites as defects (letter to the editor)., 3:28:1991 p10
Tan skin is white way to hide defect (letter to the editor)., 4:3:1991 p8
What does Okoye hope to achieve (letter to the editor)., 4:10:1991 p8
Okoye's albinism theory disputed (letter to the editor)., 4:17:1991 p8
Okoye is right in case of light skin (letter to the editor)., 4:24:1991 p8
OPEN MIKE FORUM
See also: Van De Wetering, John
Forum addresses issues., 10:10:1990 p1
Open Mike creates place to debate issues., 11:7:1990 p16
President's forums can be informative without answering all questions asked., 2:20:1991 p7
ORGANIZATION FOR STUDENT OF AFRICAN DESCENT (OSAD)
OSAD leader (John Lowney) sparks enthusiasm, interest., 10:17:1990 p18
Civil rights trio (Fulani, Maddox, Sharpton) brings controversy to campus., 10:24:1990 p1
Legal action not taken by BSG board over OSAD financial scandal., 12:12:1990 p3
OSAD president (John Lowney) catches hear fo rbanner placement., 4:10:1991 p1
OSAD cash requires second note., 5:8:1991 p4
OSAD
See: Organization for Students of African Descent
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PANG, CECILIA
Japanese director brings new theater techniques., 2:13:1991 p13
PARKING
Parking fee dollars used for maintainance, safety., 9:12:1990 p1
Increase in parking fee pays for needed repairs., 9:7:1990 p1
Angry students refuse to pay parking fee., 9:19:1990 p13
BSG: $50 parking fee hike unneeded., 9:19:1990 p3
PEACE AND JUSTICE COALITION
Justice coalition holds first meeting., 2:13:1991 p3
BSG president vetos Peace and Justice Coalition., 5:8:1991 p3
PERSIAN GULF WAR
Campus divided over Middle East crisis., 9:19:1990 p1
Israeli professor (Herbert Fink) decries Hussein., 9:19:1990 p1
Fear of war may spur activitism., 12:5:1990 p9
Campus awakens amdist war threat., 12:12:1990 p1
Kuwaiti professor (Faud Sulieman) lectures about peaceful end to crisis., 12:12:1990 p1
Special issue of the Stylus send to soldiers., 12:12:1990 p9
Many questions about war still unanswered (column, P. Stella)., 1:30:1991 p9
War fails to stir up local activism., 1:30:1991 p1
War overshadows spring schedule., 1:30:1991 p13
Campus caters to victims of war., 2:6:1991 p11
Faculty disagrees on U.S. policy in Gulf., 2:6:1991 p5
Campus holds discussion on Persian Gulf War., 2:13:1991 p1
Gulf War protestors are not all "hippie" products of '60s (column-G. Robbins)., 2:13:1991 p8
AERho organizes taped rally for American troops in Gulf., 2:20:1991 p4
Former ambassador (Charles Flower) lectures on use of chemical weapons., 2:20:1991 p1
If the press didn't tell us, who would? (column-K. Frisch)., 2:20:1991 p11
Short war ends possibility for '60s rebirth (column-K. Schlosser)., 3:8:1991 p10
Troops will receive hero's homecoming., 3:8:1991 p10
Re-admittance clear for students on Gulf leave., 3:28:1991 p3
PERSPECTIVES
Literary magazine welcomes art., 11:14:1990 p13
PHYSICAL HANDICAPS
See also: Games for the Physically Challenged
College renovation geared for disabled., 10:3:1990 p3
College may be hazard to disabled., 3:13:1991 p3
PHYSICAL PLANT
Accessibility project nears completion., 2:13:1991 p11
Conservation measures aim to reduce deficit gap impact., 2:13:1991 p4
POETRY
See also: Individual names, Writer's Forum
Published poet (Naomi Nye) speaks about her home, child., 3:28:1991 p16
POLITICAL SCIENCE DEPARTMENT
Professor (Stephen Ullman) involved in interns, model UN., 10:3:1990 p18
PORNOGRAPHY
School tells student to lose lewd posters., 3:28:1991 p13
PRESIDENT'S CITATION
"Top student" (Colon, Andreas) takes President's Citation., 5:8:1991 p15
PSYCHOLOGY CLUB
Psychology club brainstorms membership ideas., 5:1:1991 p15
PUBLIC RELATIONS STUDENT SOCIETY OF AMERICA (PRESSA)
New president wins award for leadership abilities., 2:27:1991 p14
PUBLIC SAFETY
See also: Crime
Public safety rebuilds image (editorial)., 9:19:1990 p7
Public safety nail vandal number two., 10:3:1990 p1
College turns loose 1989-1990 crime stats., 10:17:1990 p1
Reporting suspicious acts can deter future crimes., 10:17:1990 p22
Operation ID attempts to curb theft on campus., 10:24:1990 p22
Being pulled over can be simple process., 10:31:1990 p20
Bill requires college security be amended., 11:7:1990 p1
Speeding violations cost more than loose change., 11:7:1990 p22
Telecourse stresses security., 11:7:1990 p16
Public safety defends ambulance alert policy., 2:27:1991 p5
Student patrol helps public safety keep campus safe., 4:17:1991 p12
Campus suffers end of year rise in campus crime activities., 5:1:1991 p3
End of semester marks crime spree., 5:8:1991 p5
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RACE RELATIONS
See also: African-American, Civil Rights, Multiculturalism
Students enjoy inflicting racial pain? (column-V. Molefe)., 10:10:1990 p11
Racism not one race's problem (editorial)., 10:24:1990 p9
Racism vs. prejudice lecture helps students cope., 2:20:1991 p15
Though subtle, Jim Crow exists on campus., 4:24:1991 p9
RADIO, CAMPUS
See: WBSU
RAPE
See: Crime-Rape, Sexual Harassment
RAXENBERG, JAY
New (BSG) representative's goal: increase student involvement., 10:10:1990 p19
RECYCLING
College dubs recycling (program) a success., 4:17:1991 p5
REGISTRATION
Registration lines lead to student frustrations., 4:24:1991 p11
RESIDENT ASSISTANTS
See also: Housing-Campus
RA's speak on handling stress., 11:14:1990 p16
RA census discovers oppositions to tripling rooms., 2:27:1991 p1
Budget cuts halbe Mortimer RA staff., 4:10:1991 p3
ROJAS, VICTOR
Language teacher enjoys interacting with students., 9:19:1990 p16
ROLEPLAYING
See also: Brockport Union of Role Players
Unique club stretches imaginations., 10:3:1990 p15
ROTC (RESERVE OFFICER TRAINING CORPS)
See: Military Science Department
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SAMMLER, SEAN
Open your senses and your mind will follow (column)., 1:30:1991 p9
SANKOFA
See: Dance Department
SCHLOSSER, KURT (1991 EDITOR IN CHIEF)
Columns indexed under individual subject
SCHOLARS DAY
Don't sleep through a chance to learn., 3:28:1991 p9
Scholar's Day sets stage for new experiences., 4:10:1991 p11
SCHOLARSHIPS
Mandela fund hurt by lack of true interest (column-V. Molefe)., 3:28:1991 p11
Administration must rescue Mandela fund (editorial)., 4:3:1991 p7
SCHRANK, MARION (STUDENT AFFAIRS)
Ex-assistant vice-president transfers to student affairs., 9:18:1990 p3
SEXUAL HARASSMENT
Recognize these men?, 5:8:1991 p1
SHORE, PAULY
Sex, college are focus for MTV's "Totally Pauly", 5:8:1991 p22
SOCCER, MEN
Men's soccer team lacks unity., 10:3:1990 p30
Eagles split...games (beat SUNY New Paltz, lost SUNY Binghamton)., 10:10:1990 p32
Men's soccer team loses two, ties one (vs. SUNY Geneseo, Oswego & Cortland)., 10:17:1990 p29
Men's soccer team splits weekend games (vs. SUNY Plattsburgh & Potsdam)., 10:24:1990 p29
Men's soccer team loses final contest of year to Roberts Wesleyan 4-1., 10:31:1990 p32
SOCCER, WOMEN
Golden eagles drop 2 (to LeMoyne)., 10:3:1990 p30
Eagles split weekend soccer games (beat SUNY Fredonia, lose Buffalo State)., 10:10:1990 p32
Eagles out of SUNYAC hunt., 10:17:1990 p28
Eagles halt Blue Knight (SUNY Geneseo)., 10:24:1990 p32
SUNY Brockport finishes with win (vs. Elmire College)., 10:31:1990 p32
STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK COLLEGE AT BROCKPORT, HISTORY
See: History of College
STRAYER, ROBERT (HISTORY DEPARTMENT)
History professor thrives on challenges., 10:10:1990 p19
STUDENT HANDBOOK
Staff members move to alter student handbook., 2:27:1991 p3
STUDENT HEALTH CENTER & SERVICE
See: Health Care
STURM, SUZANNE (THEATRE DEPARTMENT)
Theatre professor happy about diversity on Brockport campus., 10:24:1990 p16
STYLUS
See also: Free Press
Stylus libel suit, $50,000 credit line become focus of BSG board meeting., 5:1:1991 p1
BSG says yes to Stylus., 5:8:1991 p5
STYLUS-EDITORIAL OPINION AND POLICY
The Stylus' 1990 editorial policy., 9:7:1990 p7
Look beyond Stylus headlines., 12:12:1990 p9
The Stylus' 1991 editorial policy., 1:30:1991 p7
Respect those who opt to remain anonymous., 4:24:1991 p7
SUBSTANCE ABUSE
See also: Crime-DWI
Drug abuse may be rising on campus., 9:27:1990 p15
Drug use could kill (financial) aid., 10:10:1990 p3
Alcohol week designed for awareness., 10:17:1990 p15
Athletes stress danger in DWI., 10:24:1990 p15
Residential Life fears "liquid crack" (fortified wine product)., 10:24:1990 p1
Fire department pulls drunken student down from canal lock., 11:7:1990 p3
Athletes lecture on drug use., 11:14:1990 p13
Finals slow down alcohol use., 12:12:1990 p13
Drunken student caught with stolen flag after party., 2;13:1991 p3
Professor (G. Metz) says cults linked to heavy drug use, sexual abuse., 3:8:1991 p5
SUNY CABLE NEWS
See: News, Cable
SUNYMEC (STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK MODEL EUROPEAN COMMUNITY)
See: Model European Community
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TELECOMMUNICATIONS
Voice mail speaks on campus., 11:7:1990 p15
Computer error lets campus call for free., 11:14:1990 p1
News (SUNY Cable News) supplies hands on training., 4:3:1991 p11
THEATRE DEPARTMENT AND PERFORMANCES
See also: Harlequins
Unique play based on black history., 10:10:1990 p21
Arno "appears" in bizarre "Dayroom"., 10:24:1990 p19
Plays address women's issues., 12:12:1990 p17
Japanese director (C. Pang) brings new theatre techniques., 2:13:1991 p17
"Dark of the moon" blends folk legends with supernatural., 4:24:1991 p15
Cast prepares to make LaZarre's last his best., 4:24:1991 p15
"Dark of the moon" troupe delivers pinnacle of performance., 5:8:1991 p21
TINSLEY, BRIAN
Appointee (Director of Cultural Affairs) has high hopes for BSG., 9:19:1990 p12
TRACK TEAM
Men's track places 7th, women finish 6th., 1:30:1991 p20
Track teams show needed improvement at U. of R. Roberts weekend invitations., 2:6:1991 p22
Golden eagles send eight members to track states at Colgate U., 2:27:1991 p28
Izzo returns after seven years., 4:3:1991 p22
Men's track team finishes fourth: women's team runs in Bucknell., 4:10:1991 p23
Golden eagles host track invitational., 4:17:1991 p23
Bad weather plagues invitational., 4:24:1991 p23
Women's track team places fourth., 5:1:1991 p23
Women's team places fourth. Men's competes in SUNY AC's at Geneseo., 5:8:1991 p31
TUITION
See also: Budget
Tuition hike awaits Cuomo's approval., 12:5:1990 p1
SUNY faculty union sets sights on $500 cost hike., 12:12:1990 p4
Fall tuition hike fuels opinions., 2:27:1991 p1
Quit holding our education hostage (S. Sauer, column)., 2:27:1991 p9
College students dislike tuition increase proposal., 3:8:1991 p15
SAFE (Student action for education) forum attacts "handful" of students., 4:3:1991 p3
SUNY, CUNY takeovers fail to incite Brockport students., 5:1:1991 p4
TWIN PEAKS
Professor (Mary Ellen Brown) to take a "Peak" at TV's cult following., 5:8:1991 p18
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ULLMAN, STEPHAN (POLITICAL SCIENCE DEPARTMENT)
Professor involved in interns, model UN., 10:3:1990 p18
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VAN DE WETERING, JOHN (PRESIDENT)
See also: Open Mike Forum
President foresees mid-year cuts for Brockport College., 11:7:1990 p1
President announces "deep cuts"., 2:13:1991 p3
President's forums can be informative without answering all questions asked (editorial)., 2:20:1991 p7
Van De Wetering addresses issues (student housing, parking, vandalism)., 2:20:1991 p3
President warns of faculty losses., 2:27:1991 p1
Van De Wetering address issues (tuition hikes, budget cuts, off-campus housing)., 2:27:1991 p1
Van De Wetering holds last forum (student housing, health fee, president's house upkeep)., 5:8:1991 p3
VIEWPOINT (OPINION COLUMN)
See: Individual names
VOICE MAIL
Voice mail speaks on campus., 11:7:1990 p15
VOLLEYBALL
Brockport sweep pool play (Buffalo State)., 10:10:1990 p32
Golden Eagles unbeaten in SUNYLAC West., 10:17:1990 p32
Eagles lose in finals., 10:24:1990 p30
Volleyball team captures first SUNYLAC tournament, earns second NCAA birth., 10:31:1990 p32
Golden eagles volleyball team dumped by St. John Fisher in state quarter finals., 11:7:1990 p33
Volleyball team finishes 9th in regionals., 11:14:1990 p28
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WASTE DISPOSAL
See also: Recycling
Landfill owner gets dumped on., 10:10:1990 p4
Are we ready for a toxic emergency? (editorial)., 5:1:1991 p7
Local hazardous waste site to be cleaned., 5:1:1991 p3
Chemical waste site spurs rumors., 5:8:1991 p1
WBSU
WBSU airs all that jazz and more., 9;19:1990 p19
College radio stations give new bands needed change., 10:10:1990 p23
Mandatory license fee hurts WBSU., 12:5:1990 p3
New women's radio show to air on WBSU., 2:20:1991 p13
Radio trade taught at AM station., 2:20:1991 p13
Comedy rock program receives warm welcome., 2:27:1991 p13
WBSU AM gets complaints about music selection in Union., 4:24:1991 p4
WEGMANS PLAZA
Wegmans plaza continues construction., 2:20:1991 p3
WOOD, BRIAN (BSG PRESIDENT 1990-1991)
See also: Brockport Student Government
Open office door but an empty office., 9:27:1990 p9
Brian Wood errupts during board meeting, storms out after clash with parlimentarian., 3:3:1991 p4
BSG president vetos Peace & Justice Coalition., 5:8:1991 p3
WRITERS FORUM
See also: Individual names, Poetry
Creative writers present work at forum., 11:7:1990 p16
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ZIMMERLI, WILLIAM (HEALTH SCIENCE DEPARTMENT)
Professor accepts highest award in health science., 2:27:1991 p15
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