Stylus Index
Fall 1991-Spring 1992



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ABORTION

Abortion protestors prove they can bully pregnant women (viewpoint)., 10:9:1991 p12
Why are we still choosing to throw our children away (viewpoint)?, 10:30:1991 p8,10
Abortion is more than convenience (letter to editor)., 2:5:1992 p10
"Real issues" of abortion debated by national figures (Susan Smith and Kate Michelmau)., 3:11:1992 p1

ACADEMIC AFFAIRS

New Academic Affairs vice-president sought., 2:26:1992 p5

ACCREDITATION

Middle states re-accreditation anticipated., 3:31:1992 p7

ADULT STUDENTS

See also: Temple Building

AFRICAN-AMERICANS

See also: Jefferies-Leonard, OSAD
February commemorates African-Americans., 2:5:1992 p13

AIDS

Volunteer agencies get "great response" at fair., 10:17:1991 p23
Society must respond to AIDS dilemma (editorial)., 11:13:1991 p9
Campus holds AIDS program., 11:20:1991 p3
We need to take a stand against AIDS., 11:20:1991 p7
Does it really take a death to make us think (editorial on death of R. McDearmon)?, 2:12:1992 p9
Student (Ralph McDearmon) succombs to AIDS-related illness., 2:12:1992 p1
AIDS benefit concert raises awareness., 4:29:1992 p13

ALAS (ASSOCIATION OF LATIN AMERICAN STUDIES)

Latin dance brings people together., 11:20:1991 p13

ALCOHOL ABUSE

See: Substance Abuse

ALUMNI ASSOCIATION

New Alumni Association officers assume control., 10:2:1991 p13

AMBULANCE SERVICE

See: Health Care

AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL - BROCKPORT CHAPTER

Amnesty International reports human rights abuses., 11:13:1991 p19
Amnesty works to free prisoners of conscience., 11:20:1991 p16

ANDERSON, ROBERT

Faculty member (Sgt., Military Science) wins bronze star., 3:11:1992 p14

ANTHROPOLOGY DEPARTMENT

Teacher (Margaret Blackman) tries to update anthropology., 11:6:1991 p15

ART

Graduate artist (Mueller-Selski) keeps painting among friends., 9:18:1991 p13
SUNY Brockport shapes up with new sculptures., 10:17:1991 p22

ASSOCIATION OF LATIN AMERICAN STUDENTS

See: ALAS

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BEAN (BROCKPORT ENVIRONMENTAL ACTION NETWORK)

See also: Environment...
BEAN reorganizes for lightning reaction time., 10:9:1991 p14
World rainforest week October 19-26., 10:23:1991 p14
BEAN celebrates rainforest week., 10:30:1991 p11
BEAN crusades for student interest in environment., 3:4:1992 p17
BEAN makes use of dormitory waste on Earth Day '92., 4:29:1992 p5

BLACKMAN, MARGARET - ANTHROPOLOGY CHAIRPERSON

Teacher tries to update anthropology., 11:6:1991 p15

BODY SNATCHERS

See: Jefferies-Leonard

BROCKPORT COLLEGE FOUNDATION

College fund builds future., 2:26:1992 p14

BROCKPORT ENRICHMENT PROGRAM

Children's lives "enriched" with tour of campus., 10:9:1991 p13

BROCKPORT VILLAGE

See also: BSG-Town Service Tax
Locals help sick girl (Kasey Signor) realize dreams., 10:17:1991 p22
Businessman strikes back at local candidate (Chris Andrews vs. Mort Wexler)., 10:23:1991 p1
Lift Bridge to close., 10:30:1991 p6
Lift Bridge closing lets local merchants spread winter cheer., 11:13:1991 p15
No dead end deal for Main St. vendors., 2:5:1992 p13
Proposal to cut service to college tabled., 3:4:1992 p3
Relocated shop (Bittersweet) breathes life into old (Decker) building., 4:8:1992 p18

BROWER, DAVID - CHAIRMAN OF EARTH ISLAND INST.

Environmentalists urges "healing time on Earth" for corporate America., 4:29:1992 p6B

BROWN, JERRY - PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE

SUNY Brockport students protect Brown., 4:8:1992 p5

BROWN, MARY ELLEN - COMMUNICATIONS PROFESSOR

Professor examines "ideological processes" of soap opera viewers on international level., 10:30:1991 p12
Broadcast professor accepts position in Columbia, Missouri., 4:8:1992 p15

BSG (BROCKPORT STUDENT GOVERNMENT)

See also: President's names...
BSG sets sights on new fall semester activities., 9:11:1991 p11
BSG nullifies Greek seat for representation., 9:25:1991 p6
Cultural affairs position divided., 9:25:1991 p3
BSG president off to successful start (editorial)., 10:17:1991 p13
Stylus, BSG prepare for lawsuit., 10:17:1991 p1
BSG SUNYMEC clas over fund request., 10:30:1991 p1
BSG works against students and Stylus? (editorial), 10:30:1991 p7
BSG Cultural Affairs Director quits, cites racial differences., 11:6:1991 p1
SUNYMEC granted funds for Luxemburg conference., 11:13:1991 p6
Impeachment proceeding put to rest., 1:29:1992 p1
Students voice views on BSG fiscal mixup., 1:29:1992 p12
BSG Parliamentarian (Scott Miller)., 2:5:1992 p5
Student government awaits computers., 2:5:1992 p5
New poster printing machine to improve campus advertising., 2:12:1992 p4
Apathy finds its way into BSG and Co. (editorial)., 2:19:1992 p7
Board approves proposed BSG budget., 2:19:1992 p1
BSG hires new parliamentarian (Debbie Myers)., 2:19:1992 p4
It's "no guts, no glory" for BSG attorney (Ian Mackler)., 3:4:1992 p16

BSG (BROCKPORT STUDENT GOVERNMENT) ELECTIONS

See also: President's names...
BSG president Bulling plans attack on fall term., 9:11:1991 p4
Student government prepares for spring campaigns., 2:19:1992 p4
Candidates introduce platforms to students., 3:11:1992 p1
BSG presidential candidates profiled., 3:31:1992 p3
Candidates criticize publicity., 3:31:1992 p4
Candidates, students deserve more attention (editorial)., 3:31:1992 p9
Election commission must weigh choices (editorial)., 3:31:1992 p9
Rules force Gill out of BSG election., 3:31:1992 p1
Students quiz candidates., 3:31:1992 p1
Candidates for 1992-93 BSG treasurer mean business., 4:8:1992 p1
First candidates' debate puts Frisch in question., 4:8:1992 p1
Gill vows to start BSG "shadow government"., 4:8:1992 p3
Upcoming BSG elections prove entertaining., 4:8:1992 p25
Bus a must for SUNY Brockport., 4:22:1992 p3
Don't look here for an endorsement (editorial)., 4:22:1992 p7A
The Final Debate!, 4:22:1992 p1
Treasurer candidates speak on money matters., 4:22:1992 p3
It's Jen Ten!, 4:29:1992 p1A
New BSG leaders deserve support (editorial)., 4:29:1992 p7A

BSG (BROCKPORT STUDENT GOVERNMENT) ENTERTAINMENT

See also: President's names...
Public Safety, BSG agree to reduce concert security bill., 2:5:1992 p4

BSG (BROCKPORT STUDENT GOVERNMENT) ENTERTAINMENTS

See also: President's names...
BSG strives for diversity in concerts., 10:2:1991 p11
BSG grants $10,000 to bring comedian Miller to campus., 10:9:1991 p1
C+C Music Factory saves BSG dollars., 11:6:1991 p3
BSG cancel C+C over lack of quality., 11:13:1991 p1
Concert group expands, "big name" act sought., 11:20:1991 p1
BSG forced to shelve Ziggy Marley show., 2:5:1992 p2
New president sees growth in BSG., 4:29:1992 p5B

BSG (BROCKPORT STUDENT GOVERNMENT) TOWN SERVICE TAX

See also: President's names...
Should SUNY Brockport shoulder the village's burden? (editorial), 10:2:1991 p7
Village official to propose BSG tax for town service., 10:2:1991 p1
Taxation issue requires further study (editorial)., 10:17:1991 p13
Bulling opposes student village tax., 10:30:1991 p3

BUDGET

See also: Tuition
College default rates trigger loan shortages., 9:11:1991 p1
SUNY Chancellor Johnstone hires "friend," pays $50,000 salary while cutting 900 professors., 9:11:1991 p3
SUNY wide cuts save professor's jobs., 9:11:1991 p3
"We're facing a disaster.," 11:13:1991 p1
Students shouldn't bear state's disaster (editorial)., 11:13:1991 p9
Emergency funds depleted in latest round of budget cuts., 1:29:1992 p2
$2 million drop in budget expected., 2:12:1992 p3
Budget cuts, Maine discussed at open mike forum., 2:12:1992 p2
Boycott: Van de Wetering to endorse rally (Special Extra Edition)., 3:10:1992 p1
Student's protest to representatives (Special Extra Edition)., 3:10:1992 p1
SUNY Brockport should rally (Special Extra Edition)., 3:10:1992 p3
Rally for protection in Albany., 3:11:1992 p9
Students protest cuts., 3:31:1992 p7
Layoffs result from budget cuts., 4:8:1992 p4
Reduction in classes affects students., 4:8:1992 p3
1992-93 budget worst in years., 4:22:1992 p3
SUNY employees bumped "down and out" by cuts., 4:22:1992 p6B

BUILDINGS

See: Physical Plant

BULLING, BRIAN - 1991/92 BSG PRESIDENT

See also: BSG
BSG president Bulling plans attack on fall term., 9:11:1991 p4
BSG president off to successful start (editorial)., 10:17:1991 p13
Bulling opposes village tax., 10:30:1991 p3

BUS SERVICE

Shuttle service improves with two new BSG vans., 9:18:1991 p3

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CAMARDO, JULIE

Student climbs into big chair for a day (President for a day)., 4:22:1992 p5B

CAMPUS

See: Physical Plant

CANNIOTO, RIKKI

Cannioto leads double life of student/athlete (softball/volleyball)., 10:9:1991 p26
Fichter, Cannioto named "athletes of the year"., 2:12:1992 p28

CAREER DEVELOPMENT AND PLACEMENT

Opportunity knocks for job seekers (Kinexus - electronic job finding service)., 11:6:1991 p13
Graduates to face competitive job market., 4:29:1992 p5B

CHARITY

Childfest provides fun in the sun., 9:18:1991 p11
SUNY Brockport students fill empty cupboards (student social workers-cans festival)., 10:30:1991 p12
Needy student families to receive helping hand (from COSAC, civil service employees group)., 11:13:1991 p15

CHILD ABUSE AND NEGLECT

Campus group (Defense for Children International) works to help represent neglected children., 10:17:1991 p23

CHILD CARE

Day care gets seal of approval (Bkpt. Daycare Center)., 10:9:1991 p13

COMMUTER STUDENTS

See: Temple Building

COMPUTERS

Study (Academic Computing Study) includes $6 million for computers., 2:19:1992 p3
First phase of computing plan begins., 2:26:1992 p3
Computing plan focuses on student access., 3:4:1992 p5

CONCERTS

See: Music - Performance

COSAC (COLLEGE OFFICE SUPPORT ADVISORY COMMITEE)

Needy student families to receive helping hand., 11:13:1991 p15

COUNSELING

See: Health Care

CRAFT FAIR

Craft fair provides treats, sweets for all., 10:23:1991 p11

CRIME

See also: Public Safety, Rape, Vandalism
Domino's delivery driver beaten, robbed of pizzas., 9:11:1991 p1
SUNY Brockport student charges trooper in assault., 11:20:1991 p1
Brockport: New York's little Dodge City (editorial)., 2:5:1992 p9

CRIMINAL JUSTICE DEPARTMENT

Professor (Obbi Ebbe) dedicates himself to criminal justice, receives honor., 11:13:1991 p20

CROSS-COUNTRY TEAM

Cross-country team finishes fourth., 9:18:1991 p18
Runners race to personal records., 9:25:1991 p31
Men's cross-country squad finishes ninth; women are incomplete at Cortland Invitational., 10:2:1991 p23
Runners finish sixth out of twelve., 10:9:1991 p27
Women's cross-country team finishes seventh out of eight; most of men's team stay behind to rest for SUNYAC's., 10:17:1991 p34
Cross-country teams run at SUNYAC's in Oswego., 10:23:1991 p26
Women's cross country squad finishes twelfth out of sixteen teams in New York State Championship at SUNY Geneseo., 10:30:1991 p30
Runners finish twelfth in State Championship., 11:6:1991 p28
Cross-country teams finish 15th in NCAAs., 11:20:1991 p29
Leffler, Gorton compete in Nationals., 3:31:1992 p21
Track teams up for new season., 3:31:1992 p24
Track teams fare wll in first meet., 4:8:1992 p32

CULTURAL DIVERSITY

See: Multiculturalism

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DANCE DEPARTMENT

Dance therapy program new to Brockport., 10:17:1991 p22
Sankofa drums for diversity., 3:31:1992 p16

DANCE PERFORMANCES

Unique dancer (Molissa Fenley) to dazzle students., 10:17:1991 p27
Bare-chested Fenley dances solo; entrances Hartwell Hall audience., 10:23:1991 p21
Parsons dance company wows crowd., 2:26:1992 p19
Dancers (Allegheny River Indian Dancers) highlight culture., 3:4:1992 p19
Ballroom dance sets stage for musical memories of 1940s., 3:31:1992 p25
Graduate students choreograph show (Dansymbolspeak)., 4:8:1992 p23
AIDS benefit concert raises awareness., 4:29:1992 p13A

DAY CARE

See: Child Care

DELAPERRIERE, EARLEEN DR.

English professor discusses "Wright's of passage"., 2:19:1992 p13

DILCHER, CORRIEN

Dilcher's (track team) nature hides her aggressiveness., 4:29:1992 p4B

DINING - OFF CAMPUS

See: Restaurants

DINING - ON CAMPUS

Students trash cmapus food, want better variety, quality., 9:25:1991 p14
Meal rates vary for students., 2:19:1992 p3
FSA is only cook that caters to campus needs., 2:26:1992 p14

DISTEFANO, BENNY

Red Wing player attends SUNY Brockport., 10:2:1991 p22

DORMITORY LIFE

See Housing, on campus

DRIVING WHILE INTOXICATED

See: Crime, Substance Abuse

DUSEN, JIM

Dusen (campus photographer) named year's premier photographer., 10:2:1991 p12

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EARTH DAY

See also: Environment
BEAN makes use of dormitory waste on Earth Day '92., 4:29:1992 p5B

EBBE, OBI - CRIMINAL JUSTICE PROFESSOR

Professor dedicates himself to criminal justice, receives honor., 11:13:1992 p20

ECOLOGY

See: Environment

EDUCATION DEPARTMENT(S)

New education chair (Dennis Pataniczek) to teach rules., 10:23:1991 p12

EDUCATION OPPORTUNITY CENTER

See: EOC

ELLSWORTHS NIGHTCLUB

Ellsworth closes doors as student interest falls., 10:17:1991 p25

EMERGENCY DISPATCH SYSTEM (911)

911 switch delays call response time., 3:4:1992 p3

ENRICHMENT PROGRAM

Campus to give children taste of college life, persuade them to give education a chance., 9:25:1991 p16

ENROLLMENT

Enrollment figures down slightly from Fall 1990., 10:9:1991 p3
SUNY report predicts enrollment increase of 30,000 for next decade., 10:9:1991 p3

ENVIRONMENT

See also: BEAN, Earth Day, Greens, Recycling, Waste Disposal
World Rainforest Week., 10:23:1991 p14
Henion, DEC disagree over polluted land swop by town (Sweden)., 10:2:1991 p4
Professor says local landfill (Riga) doomed to fail., 10:2:1991 p11
"Greens" season political landscape., 4:22:1992 p5B
Environmentalist (David Brewer) urges "healing time on Earth" for corporate America., 4:29:1992 p6B

ESCORT SERVICE

See: Student Auxiliary Patrol

EUROPEAN COMMUNITY

See: SUNYMEC

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FACULTY

See also: Individual Names, Departments
Women professors underrepresented at SUNY Brockport., 10:17:1991 p21

FACULTY SENATE

Pension cuts discussed at Faculty Senate meeting., 2:27:1992 p6
New prerequisites for nursing majors, biology minors approved by Faculty Senate., 3:31:1992 p4
Time for choosing pass/fail option may be extended to late add period., 4:29:1992 p4A

FELDMAN, FRED - PROFESSOR AT U. MASS

Professor, audience explore the meaning of "life"., 11:6:1991 p13

FICHTER, DAN

Fichter's (football) talent exceeds his fame., 11:6:1991 p27
Fichter, Cannioto named "athletes of year.", 2:12:1992 p28
Fichter waits for NFL draft., 4:22:1992 p1B

FIELD HOCKEY

Golden eagle field hockey team loses 3-2 to St. Lawrence in season opener., 9:11:1991 p23
Field hockey team beats Houghton College, 3-0., 9:18:1991 p20
Golden eagles lose to Ohio Wesleyan, 4-1., 9:25:1991 p32
Oneonta downs field hockey team., 10:2:1991 p22
Golden eagle field hockey team has trouble with Hartwick's astro turf, loses to Warriors, 3-0., 10:9:1991 p26
Field hockey team drops yellow jackets, 2-0., 10:17:1991 p36
Golden eagles win Brockport Invitational., 10:30:1991 p32

FINANCIAL AID

See also: Scholarships
Emergency student loan fund out of cash., 10:17:1991 p8
Foundation approves funds for emergency loans., 11:20:1991 p14
Minority aid is safe, official says., 2:5:1992 p14
Credit check may decrease loans., 3:4:1992 p4
Aid too late: students, office staff struggle., 3:31:1992 p15

FIORI, ELLEN

SUNY Brockport student killed in DWI accident., 3:4:1992 p1
In loving memory of Ellen Fiori., 3:11:1992 p18

FIRE

Faculty equipment cited in Mortimer false alarms., 11:13:1991 p6
Faculty stereo wiring causes MacVicar Hall blaze., 1:29:1992 p1
New computer (fire safety) system improves campus security., 2:12:1991 p15
Fire Chief: Keep us on stand-by., 2:26:1992 p3
Smoke-pot causes fire alarm., 2:26:1992 p3
Fire in Dobson set by students., 4:29:1992 p3A

FOOD SERVICE

See: Dining on Campus

FOOTBALL

Football team owns Tiffin, 23-22., 9:11:1991 p24
Football team remains undefeated., 9:18:1991 p20
Football team loses to Profs, 36-13., 9:25:1991 p31
Football team hammers Colonials., 10:2:1991 p24
SUNY Buffalo drops Golden Eagles, 27-14., 10:9:1991 p28
Cortland hammers football team, 52-14., 10:17:1991 p35
J.V. football team downs Canisius, 20-18., 10:17:1991 p34
Football team overpowers Canisius, 35-14., 10:23:1991 p28
Football team loses to U of Buffalo., 10:30:1991 p32
Fichter's talent exceeds his fame., 11:6:1991 p27
J.V. football team loses to Cortland, 43-15., 11:6:1991 p26
Golden Eagles drop Lakers, 24-13., 11:13:1991 p32
Nieman holds interception record., 11:13:1991 p29
Ithaca crushes football team, 52-0., 11:20:1991 p31
Football team holds car wash for Simonetti., 4:29:1992 p1B

FOREIGN LANGUAGES DEPARTMENT

New foreign language chair (Luz Umpierre) to promote women's equality., 10:23:1991 p16
Does anyone here hablan espanol? (editorial), 2:26:1992 p9
Foreign language chairperson (Luz Umpierre) removed by faculty members., 2:26:1992 p1
Student voice their concerns to department (re Luz Umpierre)., 3:4:1992 p4
Woman with an attitude (Luz Umpierre)., 3:4:1992 p12

FRATERNITIES

See: Greek Letter Societies

FREEDOM EAGLE BATTALION

See: ROTC, SUNY Brockport

FREEDOM OF SPEECH

See: Hate Speech

FRISCH, RICK (FROM THE EDITOR'S DESK 1991-1992)

Keep up or the world may leave you behind., 9:11:1991 p9
Some men are born to greatness..., 9:18:1991 p8
The world moves pretty fast, if you don't stop and look around, you could miss it (editorial)., 9:18:1991 p7
A quick note just in case I forgot anyone., 9:25:1991 p12
Now that Doogie has broke the barrier, who's next?, 10:2:1991 p9
Abortion protestors prove they can bully pregnant women., 10:9:1991 p12
Printing the paper a day late could give an editor an ulcer., 10:17:1991 p15
The car may break down, but I make one heck of a shelf., 10:23:1991 p9
After a month like October, I barely have any spirit left., 10:30:1991 p10
Only the government could hold a race like this., 11:13:1991 p11
You don't have to quit smoking, just throw out your butts., 11:20:1991 p10
Time to finish what I started., 1:29:1992 p9
Opinions shouldn't get in the way of the facts., 2:5:1992 p12
Either it luck, or I'm an Aztec., 2:12:1992 p11
We need a candidate for the times., 2:19:1992 p9
Now its time to say goodbye to all our company., 2:26:1992 p11

FROM THE EDITOR'S DESK

See: Rick Frisch

FSA (FACULTY STUDENT ASSOCIATION)

See also: Dining on Campus
FSA is only cook that caters to campus needs., 2:26:1992 p14

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GAFFNEY, MICHELL (SUNY BROCKPORT STUDENT)

Students to travel to New Hampshire for campaign work., 2:27:1992 p6
National politics arrive in Brockport., 3:31:1992 p15

GAMBLING

Gambling no sure bet in Brockport., 2:27:1992 p13

GAMES OF THE PHYSICALLY CHALLENGED

Games bring pride to everyone involved (editorial)., 10:9:1991 p9
Games a heart felt victory for all., 10:17:1991 p21
Physically challenged gather in the spirit of competition., 10:17:1991 p34

GAY STUDENT UNION

See also: Homosexuality
Policies for gays should be the same (letter to the editor)., 2:5:1992 p10
"Gay" club to change name, stereotypes., 3:11:1992 p9

GRADING SYSTEM

New plus-minus system initiated., 9:18:1991 p5
Plus, minus grading system gets mixed reviews., 2:12:1992 p16

GREEK LETTER SOCIETIES

BSG welcomes greek system aboard (editorial)., 9:11:1991 p7
BSG nullifies greek seat for representation., 9:25:1991 p6
TKE wins "Mr. ASA" title., 10:17:1991 p3
Zeta's angered over busted bench., 10:17:1991 p3
"I finally found a home" (picture of sigma alpha mu-raised money for the Francis House in Rochester)., 10:30:1991 p5
Frat pledge arrested., 11:20:1991 p4
Letter life is all greek to some., 2:19:1992 p11
Greeks pledge to end stereotyping., 2:26:1992 p13
Greeks do not deserve respect (letter to the editor)., 3:31:1992 p12
Brockport resident's letter leads to vandalism., 4:8:1992 p1
Letters to the editor, defending Greeks., 4:8:1992 p12-13
Violence can't stop freedom of speech., 4:8:1992 p9

GROUNDS, CAMPUS

See: Physical Plant

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HALLOWEEN

 Campus catches "spirit" as witching hours nears., 10:30:1991 p11

HANDICAPPED ACCESS

 See: Physical Handicaps

HARLEQUINS

 See also: Theatre Department and Performance
Harlequin's plays hit (Andres Mother, Poster of the Cosmos) name with Aids theme., 11:20:1991 p19
Harlequins production (Mousetrap) keeps audience guessing., 4:8:1992 p23

HART, RICHARD

Audio-visual technician keeps unusually acquired bottle collection in Edwards Hall., 2:19:1992 p12

HARTWELL HALL

Cherishing Hartwell "beautiful eminence" has colorful history., 3:4:1992 p15

HATE SPEECH

Hate speech still campus problem., 11:13:1991 p5
$2M drop in budget expected; faculty layoff, hate speech also addressed., 2:12:1992 p3
Student accused of posting offensive material., 4:8:1992 p2
Unfortunately, we all have rights (from the editors desk-T. Laube, re Cutturini's poster)., 4:8:1992 p11
Editor in chief (Tim Laube) serves as judge (letter to editor by Al Cutturini re his violation of speech code)., 4:15:1992 p12
1st amendment protects everyone (letter to the editor)., 4:22:1992 p10

HAWKES, SUE

No typical day for activities director., 2:5:1992 p14

HAZING

See: Greek Letter Societies

HEALTH CARE

See also: Abortion, Aids, Counseling, Sexual Relations
Lifetime of prevention taught at family center., 10:2:1991 p12
Congressman (La Falce) calls for health reform., 10:9:1991 p1
Health center conducts physiclas, rejects ill students., 10:9:1991 p6
U.S. in dire need of health care reform (editorial)., 10:9:1991 p9
Athlete to face $900 medical bill., 10:30:1991 p3
Local hospital (Lakeside) to lose $300,000 in state funding., 2:26:1992 p5
Brockport's bravest (Brockport Volunteer Ambulance Corps) mark 30th birthday., 3:4:1992 p15

HILLEL

Israeli culture focus of dance., 11:13:1991 p16

HISPANIC-AMERICANS

See: A.L.A.S.

HOMECOMING

Movies to set the scene for homecoming '91., 10:9:1991 p13
Homecoming crowd didn't figure of skaters., 10:23:1991 p17
Parade comes marching home., 10:23:1991 p11
Race for homecoming crowns encourage fun., 10:23:1991 p12

HOMESEXUALITY

See also: Gay Student Union
Foreign language chairperson (Luz Umpierre) removed by faculty members., 2:26:1992 p1
Woman with an attitude., 3:4:1992 p12 HORN, JAMES (PROFESSOR OF LATIN AMERICAN STUDIES) Students to be taught south of the border., 11:6:1991 p18

HOUSING, ON-CAMPUS

See also: Resisdent Assistants
Stage (XVI) apartments officially closed, demolition to be completed in '92., 9:18:1991 p4
Bulling, committee find extra space for students., 9:25:1991 p5
Triples decrease as women leave school., 9:25:1991 p5
Flood, flase alarms keep Mortimer residents on toes., 10:2:1991 p14
Students' fitness to be tested at Dorm Olympics., 10:2:1991 p13
Mortimer Hall residents, staff question status., 10:9:1991 p3
McLean Hall resident director gets drunk to promote safety., 10:17:1991 p24
Faculty stereo wiring causes MacVicar Hall blaze., 1:29:1992 p1
New computer system improves campus security., 2:12:1992 p15
Fire in Dobson set by students., 4:29:1992 p3A

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INCINERATORS

BRAIN wins victory over Wheelabrator., 9:18:1991 p1
Incinerator project torched by mayor., 9:18:1991 p1

INSURANCE

BSG clubs without insurance., 3:4:1992 p1
It's time for that evil word: insurance (editorial)., 3:4:1992 p9

INTERNATIONAL EDUCATION PROGRAM

College sponsors winter trip to "Russia with love"., 9:25:1991 p17
Campus' Soviet expert saw summer of change., 10:9:1991 p16
Students work in UK, become "citizens" there., 10:30:1991 p13
Bahamas trip becomes class act for student., 2:5:1992 p15

INTERNATIONAL STUDENT ASSOCIATION

International student association turns itself around, make changes., 10:9:1991 p14

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JEFFERIES, LEONARD (CUNY AFRICAN STUDIES CHAIRMAN)

President (Van De Wetering) condemns Nubian speaker., 10:30:1991 p1
Controversary embroils OSAD speaker, labeled anti-semetic by critics., 11:6:1991 p1
Jefferies' speech encourages open-mindedness (editorial)., 11:6:1991 p9
Writer criticizes racism in general., 11:6:1991 p10
Jefferies challenges student to "right the wrongs" of society., 11:13:1991 p1
Jefferies' message was worth hearing (letter to the editor)., 11:13:1991 p10
Speaker deserved benefit of doubt (letter to the editor)., 11:13:1991 p10
Student defends Jefferies attitudies (letter to the editor)., 11:20:1991 p8
Stylus story was far too one-sided (letter to the editor)., 11:20:1991 p8
Gentleman never agreed to search (letter to the editor)., 12:12:1991 p8
Professor found article accurate (letter to the editor)., 12:12:1991 p8
Jeffreies critique stirs more controversy., 1:29:1992 p2

JEWS

See: Hillel

JOB PLACEMENT

See: Career Development and Placement

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KELLY, EDWARD, DR.

College assistant to see county sear., 10:17:1991 p3
Ed Kelly defeated in county legislature race., 11:13:1991 p4
Kelly loses election, not political hopes for future victories., 11:20:1991 p13

KELLY, TRACY (SUNY BROCKPORT STUDENT)

Student travel to New Hampshire for campaign work., 2:27:1992 p6

KLEEN BRITE

Kleen Brite quite about test scrubbers., 10:2:1991 p3
Kleen Brite formally recognizes complaints about plant emissions., 10:17:1991 p1
Chemical spill questioned., 3:11:1992 p3
Plan in progress to improve odors., 3:11:1992 p3

KOZELTSEV, MICHAEL (VISITING RUSSIAN PROFESSOR, TEACHING POLITICAL SCIENCE)

American life is more regulated says Russian professor., 3:11:1992 p10

KRAUSE, BRAD (1992-93 BSG VICE PRESIDENT)

New president sees growth in BSG., 4:29:1992 p5B

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LAGIER, KAREN

Student flexes muscles despite disease (muscular dystrophy)., 4:8:1992 p15

LAUBE, TIM (EDITOR-IN-CHIEF)

There's a new sheriff in town., 3:4:1992 p11
Did a chain letter find your mailbox., 3:11:1992 [7
Today's issues makes for one crazy week., 3:31:1992 p11
Editor teaches lesson about DWI to youths in Brockport school., 4:8:1992 p15
Unfortunately, we all have rights., 4:8:1992 p11
Clearing my throat makes me feel fine., 4:22:1992 p11A
The mall, a very relaxing place to be., 4:29:1992 p10A

LECTURES

See: Name of person or subject

LEGAL AID

 See: Brockport Legal Information Serivce

LEPELE, LEHLOKOANA

Athlete to face $900 medical bill., 10:30:1991 p3

LIBERTY INCREASES FUTURE EXPERIENCES (LIFE)

See: Brockport Enrichment Program

LIFE, PHILOSOPHY OF

Professor, audience explore the meaning of "life"., 11:6:1991 p13

LIFT BRIDGE BOOK SHOP

Bookselling "something to do" keeps Lift Bridge owner (Archie Kutz) busy for past 20 years., 4:22:1992 p6B

LITERACY

Federal funds help to launch literacy corps., 9:18:1991 p11

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MACKLER, IAN (BSG ATTORNEY)

It's "no guts, no glory" for BSG attorney., 3:4:1992 p16

MCDEARMON, RALPH

Student succumbs to Aids related illness., 2:12:1992 p1

MCLAUGHLIN, HELEN (COMMUNICATIONS PROFESSOR)

Brockport's own "Golden girl" to retire., 11:6:1991 p13

MIDDLE STATES ASSOCIATION OF SCHOOLS

See: Accreditation

MILITARY SCIENCE DEPARTMENT

President condemns Nubian speaker: parking, ROTC, RACE also addressed., 10:30:1991 p1
Faculty member (Sgt. R. Anderson) wins bronze star., 3:11:1991 p14

MONROE COUNTY GOVERNMENT

Dirty politics not just at national level (editorial)., 10:23:1991 p7
King demands end to "mudslinging" (in county executive race)., 10:23:1991 p1

MOORE, WILLIAM (DANCE CRITIC)

Critic speaks on Brazilian history., 2:27:1992 p6

MOUGANIS, EMANUEL

Community misses long-time teacher who loved life, learning., 10:30:1991 p15

MUELLER-SELSKI, MARGO (SUNY BROCKPORT GRADUATE STUDENT)

Graduate artist keeps painting among friends., 9:18:1991 p13

MULTICULTURALISM

See also: Race Relations
Students told to re-examine cultural biases., 10:9:1991 p15
Diversity workshop erase biases through awareness., 11:20:1991 p16
Leaders find common ground in meeting., 4:22:1992 p13A

MURRAY, DON (WRESTLING COACH)

National champs! Murray named Coach of Year: Quick wins 190 lbs. title., 3:11:1992 p23

MURRAY, LESLIE A.

SUNY Brockport students related to Australian poet., 11:6:1991 p15

MUSIC PERFORMANCES

See also: Band and genre names, BSG-Entertainment
Jamnesty festival rocks Seymour Union (with Empty Grave, Brave New World and Hard Rain)., 10:9:1991 p17
Piano recital (by Priscilla Fullerton) entertaining, educating., 10:17:1991 p27
"Nick and Nice Guys" oldies energetic but not rebellious., 10:23:1991 p19
C&C music factory saves BSG dollars., 11:6:1991 p3
BSG cancels C&C over lack of quality., 11:13:1991 p1
Pianist (David Burge) impresses with contemporary espertise., 11:20:1991 p21
Valentine's Day concert (by Jon and Jamie Notarthomas) pleases crowd., 2:19:1992 p15
Eddie Money to perform at Brockport., 3:31:1992 p3
Trio (Cosco, Gladstone & Cosco) diverts students' worries about cuts., 3:31:1992 p25
Unique guitarist's (John Teleska) performance has intimate atmosphere., 3:31:1992 p25

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NATIVE AMERICAN FESTIVAL

"Zero imput" hampers college festival., 2:19:1992 p11

NEIL, SHERRY LAVONNE (SUNY BROCKPORT STUDENT)

Brockport student receives Urban League Award., 9:25:1991 p15

NEW YORK PUBLIC INTEREST GROUP (NYPIRG)

Public interest group to establish chapter., 4:8:1992 p18

NIEMAN, DAVE (FOOTBALL PLAYER)

Nieman holds interception record., 11:13:1991 p29

NURSING DEPARTMENT

New prerequisites for nursing majors, biology minors approved by faculty senate., 3:31:1992 p4

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OFFENSIVE BEHAVIOR AND SPEECH

See: Hate Speech

ORGANIZATION FOR STUDENTS OF AFRICAN DESCENT

See: OSAD

O.S.A.D.

 See also: African-Americans, Jefferies-Leonard (for 91-92)
President condemns Nubian speaker (Leonard Jefferies)., 10:30:1991 p1
Controversy embroils OSAD speaker, labeled anti-semitic by critics., 11:6:1991 p1
OSAD celebrates "mighty" Africa., 11:13:1991 p15

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PAINE, LESLY

Paine's skills big part of defense (Women's soccer)., 11:6:1991 p26

PARKING

President condemns Nubian speaker: parking...also addressed., 10:30:1991 p1
Student argue parking fee no great bargain., 9:18:1991 p12
College officials dismiss parking controversy., 10:2:1991 p3
Parking fee increase unacceptable to students (editorial)., 10:2:1991 p7
Van De Wetering predicts parking fee increase., 10:2:1991 p1
Student parking: more money paid, less spots found., 10:23:1991 p3

PATANICZEK, DENNIS (EDUCATION AND HUMAN DEVELOPMENT CHAIR)

New education chair to teach rules., 10:23:1991 p12

PERSIAN GULF WAR

Gulf veterans remember their "storm:., 1:29:1991 p11
Gulf War brough out the beast and guilt in everyone., 2:27:1991 p10
Student's Gulf War story hits home., 9:11:1991 p11
U.S. fails to get the job done, again (editorial)., 9:25:1991 p9
Send a letter to a serviceman., 11:13:1991 p17
Student appreciated holiday greeting while in Gulf War., 11:13:1991 p17

PHYSICAL HANDICAPS

See also: Games for the Physically Challenged
New access standards set for physically challenged student., 2:5:1992 p14

PHYSICAL PLANT

College's hot water system left-out in cold by state budget., 9:11:1991 p1
Busted pipe puts dorm residents out for night., 9:25:1991 p1
Recurring campus "pits" the result of water system failure., 10:17:1991 p26
Ice built up on campus walkways results in student injuries, complaints of college neglect., 2:5:1992 p3
Hartwell renovation to begin in summer., 2:12:1992 p3
Safety codes force field house closing., 4:8:1992 p3

PHYSICS CLUB

SUNY Brockport phsyics club honored for third straight time., 10:23:1991 p16

PHYSICS DEPARTMENT

Inspection find infractions: violations to be corrected promptly (re radioactive materials storage)., 3:11:1992 p4

PLANT MANAGEMENT

See: Physical Plant

POETRY

See: Names, Writer's Forum

PSYCHOLOGY CLUB

Psychology careers available in crowded field, majors told., 11:6:1991 p14

PUBLIC SAFETY

See also: Crime, Rape, Sexual Harassment, Vandalism
Crime on campus jumps 35.2 percent., 9:18:1991 p3
Thefts, false alarms plague campus., 9:25:1991 p1
Crime or no crime, skaters keep rolling through Brockport., 10:2:1991 p12
Campus safety insured with Student Auxiliary., 10:23:1991 p13
Flag 'em down (Officer Alison Hedgepeth-photo)., 10:23:1991 p2
Stolen vehicle found torched., 11:6:1991 p1
Public safety, BSG agree to reduce concert security bill., 2:5:1992 p4

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QUICK, BRIAN

Quick has champion's qualities (wrestling)., 3:31:1992 p23

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RACE (RACIAL AWARENESS THROUGH CAMPUS EDUCATION)

See: Race Relations

RACE RELATIONS

See also: African-Americans, Civil Right, Multiculturalism
President condemns Nubian speaker; parking, ROTC, RACE also addressed., 10:30:1991 p1
Prejudice causes many of our evils (letter to the editor)., 2:5:1992 p10

RADIO, CAMPUS

See: WBSU

RAILROADS

Fast train could find tracks to Brockport., 4:22:1992 p6B

RAPE

See also: Sexual Harassment
Do we really need education on rape, or do we just need old fashioned guts (editorial)., 9:18:1991 p7
Date rape still most underreported crime., 10:23:1991 p2
Date rape on campus contridiction in terms., 11:13:1991 p16
Rape is a problem for men, even if they don't know it., 11:20:1991 p15 Rape in Brockport is common crime, says SUNSET (Student Unwanted Sexual Experience Team) group., 3:31:1992 p19

RAP MUSIC

"Naughty by nature" raps student union., 10:2:1991 p15
No bum rap for female singers (Cheryl Keyes, musicologist, lectures on women in rap music)., 3:4:1992 p16
Rap group (Planet X) wins talent show '92., 3:11:1992 p17

RECYCLING

See also: Environment, Waste Disposal
Garbage matters: recycling is Monroe County law., 1:29:1992 p11

REGISTRAR'S OFFICE

Budget cuts claim registrar position: reassignment of work to assistants., 2:12:1992 p4

REGISTRATION

Registration for class is nightmare (letter to the editor)., 2:5:1992 p10

RESIDENT ASSISTANTS

See also: Housing, Campus
Road to becoming residential assistant long, but "rewarding"., 10:30:1991 p13
RA's test voice mail system; possible student use in future., 2:5:1992 p1

RESIDENT DIRECTOR

"No comments" not helping students. (editorial), 4:22:1992 p7A
SUNY Brockport administration mum about dismissal of Resident Director., 4:22:1992 p3

RESTAURANTS

See Also: Dining on Campus
Era ends as Wally closes doors., 9:18:1991 p11
Variety is spice for new Main St. restaurant., 2:12:1992 p13

ROTC, SUNY BROCKPORT

See: Military Science Department

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SANKOFA

See: Dance Department

SCHOLARS DAY

Scholar's Day 1992 adds new incentives., 2:26:1992 p14
Scholar's Day 1992., 4:8:1992 p21

SCHOLARSHIPS

See: Financial Aid

SEXUAL HARASSMENT

See also: Rape, SUNSET
Alleged sex offender's case dismissed., 10:9:1991 p4
Lincoln owner (Tony D'Agostino) accused in harassment charge., 11:6:1991 p3
Panel discusses sex harassment in workplace., 11:20:1991 p6
Judge postpones verdict in Lincoln owner's (Tony D'Agostino) trial., 2:5:1992 p1
Harassment on campus; openness is second step., 2:12:1992 p14
Student accused of posting offensive material., 4:8:1992 p2

SEXUAL RELATIONS

See also: Crime - Rape, Sexual Harassment
College's Sexual Health Clinic stresses primary prevention., 4:29:1992 p6B

SHUTTLE SERVICE

See: Bus Service

"SINGLE PARENT SUPPORT GROUP"

Support for single parents available., 10:23:1991 p18

SKATEBOARDING

Crime or no crime, skaters keep rolling through Brockport., 10:2:1991 p12

SOCCER, MEN

Men's soccer team loses to Houghton, 4-0., 9:11:1991 p24
Men's soccer team hammers Elmira Soaring Eagles, 6-1., 9:18:1991 p20
Men's soccer team improves record to 3-2., 9:25:1991 p30
Golden Eagles drop Lions, 2-1 in overtime., 10:2:1991 p24
Golden Eagles lose to Bengals, 1-0., 10:9:1991 p27
Golden Eagles defeat Hawks, 4-0., 10:17:1991 p35
Men's soccer team falls, 3-0 to Cortland., 10:23:1991 p27
Soccer team falls to Cardinals, 4-1., 10:30:1991 p31

SOCCER, WOMEN

Women's soccer team defeats Buffalo St. Bengals, 1-0; improves record to 2-1., 9:18:1991 p19
Women's soccer team downs Canisius, 2-0., 9:25:1991 p32
Women's soccer team loses to Mercyhurst., 10:2:1991 p21
McHale leads Golden Eagles soccer team's defense., 10:9:1991 p25
Women's soccer team nips RIT Tigers, 1-0., 10:9:1991 p28
Women's soccer team loses to SUNY Fredonia, 1-0., 10:17:1991 p33
Oswego drops women's soccer team, 1-0., 10:23:1991 p27
Golden Eagles lose to Geneseo, 1-0., 10:30:1991 p31
Paine's skills big part of defense., 11:6:1991 p26

SOCIETY FOR HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT (SHRM)

Club teaches management., 10:2:1991 p13

SORORITIES

See: Greek Letter Societies

SOVIET UNION

Soviet coup experiences Professor (Grigori Kreidlin) tells personal., 10:25:1991 p11

STANLEY KAPLAN PREP CLASS

Test preparaton class to be offered on campus., 2:26:1992 p5

STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK AT BROCKPORT, HISTORY

See: History of College

STUDENT ACTIVITIES OFFICE

Programs aim at easing boredom. (Letter to editor), 2:5:1992 p10
Student leadership teaches deifferences., 2:12:1992 p13

STUDENT ASSOCIATION OF THE STATE UNIVERSITY (SASU)

SUNY Trustees consider restructing of SASU., 11:13:1991 p4

STUDENT COURT

BSG Board courts the idea of justice (editorial)., 1:29:1992 p7
BSG attempts to resurrect student court., 2:19:1992 p1

STUDENT HEALTH CENTER AND SERVICE

See: Health Care

STYLE-LESS (SPOOF ISSUE)

Style-Less., 11:28:1991

STYLUS

See Also: Free Press, Style-Less
Stylus, BSG prepare for lawsuit (from Chriss Andrews - K&K owner)., 10:17:1991 p1
Businessman strikes back at local candidate (Chriss Andrews - K&K owner)., 10:23:1991 p1,5
Controversy will not deny the Stylus (editorial)., 10:23:1991 p7
BSG works against students and Stylus? (editorial), 10:30:1991 p7
The Stylus' 1992 editorial policy. (editorial), 1:29:1992 p7
The times, and the Stylus, are changing (editorial)., 2:5:1992 p9
Now it's time to say goodbye to all our company (From the Editor's Desk)., 2:26:1992 p11
Possible loss of insurance places future of the Stylus in jeopardy., 2:26:1992 p4
Stylus criticized for past advertising policy., 3:4:1992 p1
Frisch flowered with criticism., 3:11:1992 p3
News flash: BSG really edits the Stylus. (editorial), 3:11:1992 p5

SUBSTANCE ABUSE

See Also: Crime
Campus emphasizes responsible drinking., 10:17:1991 p21
Ellsworth (non-alcohol night club) closes doors as student interest fails., 10:17:1991 p25
McLean Hall resident director gets drunk to promote safety., 10:17:1991 p24
Students to help solve alcohol abuse during (alcohol) awareness week., 10:17:1991 p24
New law restricts use of phony IDs., 11:13:1991 p3
Alcohol policy proves controversial., 2:5:1992 p4
Alcohol affects brain, consumes judgement., 2:26:1992 p14

SUNSET (STUDENT UNWANTED SEXUAL EXPERIENCE TEAM)

See Also: Crime - Rape, Sexual Harassment
Rape in Brockport is common crime, says SUNSET group., 3:31:1992 p19

SUNY CABLE NEWS

See: News, Cable

SUNYMEC (SUNY MODEL EUROPEAN COMMUNITY)

BSG, SUNYMEC clash over fund request., 10:30:1991 p1
SUNYMEC granted funds for Luxembourg conference., 11:13:1991 p6
SUNYMEC students deserve support of campus. (Viewpoint), 11:20:1991 p10

SUPPORT GROUPS

See: Health Care

SWEDEN, TOWN OF

Henion, DEC disagree over polluted land swap by town., 10:2:1991 p4
Endorsement important to community. (editorial), 10:30:1991 p4
Swden town board candidates debate at forum., 10:30:1991 p3
GOP candidates sweep positions in Sweden., 11:13:1991 p6

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TALENT SHOW

Rap group wins Talent Show '92., 3:11:1992 p17

TAX ON STUDENTS

See: Brockport Student Government - Town Service Tax

TELECOMMUNICATIONS

RAs test voice mail system; possible student use in future., 2:5:1992 p1

TEMPLE BUILDING

Rochester Temple building provide classes for students in convenient urban location., 4:22:1992 p6B

TENEBRUSO, JEN (BSG PRESIDENT 1992-93)

New president sees growth in BSG., 4:29:1992 p5B

THEATER DEPARTMENT AND PERFORMANCES

See Also: Harlequins
Theater department rearranges schedule., 9:18:1991 p14
"Anne Frank" impressive despite pitfalls., 10:23:1991 p19
"Burn This" sincere attempt in production., 11:13:1991 p21
Theater department seeks performer for "Dracula.", 1:29:1992 p16
Performers prepare for "Brighton Beach" play., 2:19:1992 p15
Compassionate family focus on "Beach"., 3:4:1992 p19
"Dracula" bites; comical play lacks horro., 4:29:1992 p13A

TRACK TEAM

Women runner's place second in are meet., 1:29:1992 p21
Men's track team places third in Rochester realys; women's team places sixth in Wesleyan Invitational., 2:5:1992 p27
Women, men runners place in area meet., 2:12:1992 p26
Track teams face Division I, II competition in Bucknell meet., 2:19:1992 p22
Leffler devoted to smashing track records., 3:4:1992 p 26
Women's track team comptetes in State meet., 3:4:1992 p26
Runners place 13th at States., 3:11:1992 p23
Track team places in top 10 at Rochester Invitational., 4:22:1992 p2B
Track team finish fifth at SUNYACs., 4:29:1992 p4B

TRAINS

See: Railroads

TUITION

See Also: Budget
Tuition hike spurs scare., 9:18:1991 p1
Cuomo calls for tuition hike., 2:5:1992 p1
BSG phone enables students to protest state tuition hikes., 2:26:1992 p4
BSG to fight tuition hike with "task force.", 2:26:1992 p2
BSG president plans boycott., 3:4:1992 p1
Strike gives students chance to protest. (editorial), 3:4:1992 p9
Boycott: Van de Wetering to endorse rally. (Special Extra Edition), 3:10:1992 p1
Students protest to representatives. (Special Extra Edition), 3:10:1992 p1
SUNY Brockport should rally. (Editorial, Special Extra Edition), 3:10:1992 p3
Rally for "protection" in Albany., 3:11:1992 p9
Students protest cuts., 3:31:1992 p7

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UMPIERRE, LUZ MARIA (CHAIRPERSON OF FOREIGN LANGUAGE)

New foreign language chair to promote women's equality., 10:23:1991 p16
Foreign language chair removed by faculty members., 2:26:1992 p1
Woman with an attitude (open letter by Umpierre)., 3:4:1992 p12
Unfortunately, we all have rights. (From the Editor's Desk - Tim Laube re Cutturini's poster), 4:8:1992 p11
Editor in Chief (Tim Laube) serves as judge. (Letter to the editor by Al Cutturini), 4:15:1992 p12
An open letter to the students II (by Luz Umpierre)., 4:22:1992 p13
Umpierre letter a flailing gesture. (letter to the editor), 4:22:1992 p10
Umpierre wrong about college. (letter to the editor by Ed Kelly, Ass't. VP), 4:22:1992 p10

UNIONS

Unionizing graduate students have day in court with PERB., 10:9:1991 p7

UPPERCLASSMEN

Upperclassmen offer advice to new students on campus., 9:25:1991 p14

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VANDALISM

Vandals strike soda machine; $6,900 damage., 10:23:1991 p1

VAN DE WETERING, JOHN (PRESIDENT)

See Also: Open Mike Forum
Van de Wetering gets paid less the "distinguished" professors., 11:20:1991 p17
Budget cuts, Maine discussed at open mike forum., 2:12:1992 p2
Maine woos president., 2:12:1992 p1
Van de Wetering needs to withdraw candidacy (for U. Maine, editorial)., 2:12:1992 p9
State auditors, like presidents, make mistakes. (editor - re club memberships), 2:26:1992 p9
Van de Wetering to stay; fiscal questions remain., 2:26:1992 p1
Student climbs into big chair for a day (President for a day)., 4:22:1992 p5B

VIEWPOINT

See: Names and Subjects

VOICE MAIL

See: Telecommunications

VOLLEYBALL

Volleyball team takes second place in Brockport Invititational after loss to RIT., 9:11:1991 p23
Volleyball team ties for fourth., 9:18:1991 p19
Volleyball team goes undefeated in U of R invitational to take title., 9:25:1991 p31
Volleyball team wins five straight., 10:2:1991 p23
Cannioto leads double life of student/athlete., 10:9:1991 p26
Golden Eagles win second tourney., 10:9:1991 p28
Golden Eagles win third tourney., 10:17:1991 p36
SUNYAC champions volleyball team wins title; overall reocrd is now 34-3., 10:23:1991 p28
Volleyball team loses two matches., 10:30:1991 p31
Volleyball team wins overall title., 11:6:1991 p28
Volleyball team ousted by Hunter., 11:13:1991 p31
Cortland ends Godlen Eagles' year., 11:20:1991 p31

VOLUNTEERISM

Volunteer fair to open doors for students., 10:2:1991 p11

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WASTE DISPOSAL

See Also: Recycling
Professor says local (Riga) landfill doomed to fail., 10:2:1991 p11
Garbage collection site in town's (Brockport) future., 4:29:1992 p3A

WBSU 89.1 FM

WBSU garners state award for radio talk show., 9:11:1991 p12
Grant brings WBSU new equipment., 9:18:1991 p5
WBSU sports talk show host suspended., 10:17:1991 p5
WBSU programs fill airwaves with something for all., 10:30:1991 p12 WBSU receives $54,000 in BSG budget., 3:4:1992 p4A
Radio show missed by audience., 4:29:1992 p4A

WENDEL, P.J.

Wendel likes team's (Wrestling) togetherness., 3:31:1992 p22

WHEELABRATOR

See: Incinerators

WOMEN'S WEEK

Women's Week features talks, films, exhibits., 4:8:1992 p15

"WORLD'S FAIR" - SUNY BROCKPORT

Brockport festival celebrates diversity., 9:25:1991 p13

WORLD WAR II

World War II racism attacked at symposium., 9:25:1991 p13

WRESTLING TEAM

Congratulations Wrestlers! (Picture), 3:11:1992 p1
National Champs! Murray named Coach of Year; Quick wins 190lbs title., 3:11:1992 p23
Wrestlers return to ovations, rally., 3:11:1992 p12

WRITER'S FORUM

See Also: Individual Names, Poetry
Writer's Forum celebrates 25 successful seasons on campus., 10:9:1991 p15
Writer's Forum brings Australia's "best" to campus., 10:30:1991 p11
SUNY Brockport students relate to Australian poet., 11:6:1991 p15
Writer's Forum gears up for Black History Month., 1:29:1992 p16
Writer's Forum celebrates 25 year history., 2:26:1992 p15
Intriguing Israeli-Arab next guest of Writer's Forum., 3:31:1992 p16


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