Stylus Index
Fall 1994-Spring 1995



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ACADEMIC QUALITY

Committee addresses academic issues., 9:21:1994 p6
Academic issues discussed at (President's) forum., 10:26:1994 p3

ADMISSION FEES

Speech (by K. Muhammad - OSAD member ticket discount) causes dispute over ticket prices., 11:9:1994 p5
All students should pay same admission fees (editorial re OSAD member discount for Muhammad speech)., 11:9:1994 p7
OSAD president upset board passes ticket plan., 11:16:1994 p1

ADVISEMENT

E-mail offers "instant advisor"., 11:16:1994 p3

AFENA AKOMA AFRICAN IMPORTS

Village store contains African treasures., 2:8:1995 p13

AIDS

Photos exhibit human side of disease., 12:7:1994 p13
SUNY Brockport to offer HIV testing., 2:8:1995 p1/3

AL-HASHIMI, INAAM

Business professor holds honors., 11:9:1994 p14

ALCOHOL

Strict or lenient - alcohol policies vary., 10:5:1994 p17
Alcohol survey reveals policy violations., 12:7:1994 p3

ALPHA CHI

Top students inducted into honor society., 11:16:1994 p3

ANDREWS, WILLIAM

Scholar (Political Science) says farewell to staff., 4:26:1995 p14

ANTIGONE

Performance ends up a "tragedy"., 3:8:1995 p11

APPLETON, CHRIS

Diorio, merchant at odds over BSG finances., 3:29:1995 p5
Appleton deserves a chance (editorial)., 3:29:1995 p7
BSG does not need to pay $15,000 for already strong ties (opinion)., 4:5:1995 p9

ATHLETIC FEE

Students get money's worth., 9:7:1994 p22

AYITTEY, GEORGE

Speaker (prof. American University) calls on blacks to help each other out., 2:1:1995 p3

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BASEBALL

Dell 'Oso breaks three school pitching records., 5:3:1995 p24

BASKETBALL-MEN

Vlogianitis, Korzeniewski to lead men., 11:16:1994 p17
Men's hoops season going in the wrong direction., 2:8:1995 p25

BASKETBALL-WOMEN

Unity focus of women's hoops., 11:16:1994 p17
Carron's clan ready to hit Big Apple (1st trip to NCAA Division III national tournament)., 3:1:1995 p1
March Madness strikes Carron's crew., 3:1:1995 p28

BETHLEM, MARCIA

Former student finds campus life (as a Resident Director) different., 4:5:1995 p13

BETTER COMMUNITY STATEMENT

Text of the statement., 12:7:1994 p3
Board (BSG) hears college creed proposal., 12:7:1994 p4
Board should endorse statement (editorial)., 12:7:1994 p7

BIAS

See: Discrimination

BROCKPORT STUDENT GOVERNMENT

See: BSG

BSG

BSG troubled by IRS., 9:14:1994 p1/3
Students: Vote "Yes" for referendum (on constitution-editorial)., 9:28:1994 p7
Students vote to change constitution., 10:12:1994 p1
BSG board hears fiscal proposal., 2:1:1995 p1
Two candidates remain in search for BSG attorney., 4:5:1995 p1
Board members ask for Nugent's removal., 5:3:1995 p5

BSG-BOARD

BSG board gets off to rocky start., 9:24:1994 p5
BSG board back on track after delay: Referendum (on constitution) up for vote., 9:28:1994 p5

BSG-BUDGET

Van De Wetering addresses faculty about SUNY cuts., 2:15:1995 p1
SUNY faces $25 million budget cut., 2:1:1995 p1
SUNY schools the target of budget cuttbacks., 2:8:1995 p1/4
Van De Wetering unable to predict Brockport's future., 2:8:1995 p1/4
Pataki's unfair to SUNY., 2:8:1995 p7
What is Uncle George (Pataki) thinking? (opinion)., 2:8:1995 p8
Brockport students plan Albany visit to protest budget., 2:22:1995 p1
Possible reduction (retrenchment) plan a hot topic., 3:1:1995 p3
LaMacchia (BSG treasurer) confronts Van De Wetering., 3:8:1995 p1/3
Faculty Senate passes new resolution (re participation in retrenchment decisions)., 3:8:1995 p4
Faculty reduction eminent at Brockport., 3:29:1995 p3
Van De Wetering: Brockport's financial future in question., 4:12:1995 p3

BSG-ELECTIONS

LaMacchia, Proto win BSG election., 4:12:1995 p1/5

BUS

BSG reduces bar runs (due to fight incident)., 2:15:1995 p1/3

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CHEATING

Cheating at SUNY Brockport rising., 10:5:1994 p1/4

CINDERELLA

Actors give shining performance., 12:7:1994 p15

CLASS ATTENDANCE

Schamel works to change class attendance policy., 4:26:1995 p5

CLUBS

Clubs make college complete (editorial)., 9:14:1994 p10
New group forms on campus (Necrophilia Bestiality Students & Friends-letter to the editor)., 10:12:1994 p8
OSAD protests before BSG board (re proposal) to limit funds., 10:19:1994 p1/5
Proposal to BSG board unfair (editorial re proposal to limit cultural club funds)., 10:19:1994 p9
Student had right to be heard (editorial re Necrophilia...club letter)., 10:19:1994 p10
Letters to editor in response to Necrophilia...group letter., 10:19:1994 p12
Protest (OSAD re proposal to limit funds) raises cultural issues., 10:26:1994 p1
Speech (by K. Muhammad-OSAD member ticket discount) causes dispute over ticket prices., 11:9:1994 p5
All students should pay same admission fees (editorial re OSAD member discount for Muhammad speech)., 11:9:1994 p7
Proposal (re admission fees for events) get smixed reactions from clubs., 11:16:1994 p1

CONCERTS

Bands rock Brockport stage (Barenaked Ladies & Angry Salad)., 10:5:1994 p15

CONVOCATION

Faculty urges students to take challenge (at first Fall Academic Convocation)., 9:7:1994 p1

COURT

Student court procedures spark debate., 2:8:1995 p4

CRIME

Public safety catches suspect: Rochester man found with stolen car stereos., 9:21:1994 p1/5
Assault suspect apprehended: man arrested for beatin his girlfriend., 10:5:1994 p5

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DANCE

New dances a success for students: Brockport's best dancers., 4:5:1995 p16

DANSCORE

DANSCORE to perform in honor of dance week., 2:22:1995 p13

DELTA COLLEGE

Professor (Ann Rancourt) hoping to light Delta's fire., 2:8:1995 p13

DINING-OFF CAMPUS

Food for thought (directory of area restaurants)., 9:7:1994 p15

DINING-ON CAMPUS

Hungry? Take your pick., 9:7:1994 p7
Local flavor (coffee) stands in union., 9:14:1994 p15
Brockport's dining services named tops in SUNY system., 4:19:1995 p1

DISCRIMINATION

Remedies sought for biased acts: Campus group (PACE-People Advocating Community Education) looks to combat discrimination., 9:7:1994 p3

DISEASE

Disease (sexually transmitted) stats up on campus., 2:22:1995 p17

DORMITORIES

New quiet hours pushed back., 10:5:1994 p18

DUNCAN, RAYMOND

Professor uses new leadership method to keep students in the groove., 11:16:1994 p9

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E-MAIL

E-mail harassment surfaces at Dailey computing center., 3:8:1995 p4

EARLY, GERALD

Writers forum to host renowned author., 2:15:1995 p13

EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITY CENTER

Schools searches for new downtown site., 10:26:1994 p1

EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITY PROGRAM (EOP)

Programs help to aid undergrads., 9:7:1994 p3
Proposal to ax program sparks rally., 3:8:1995 p1

EMPLOYMENT

Jobs for work study students are available., 9:7:1994 p9

ENROLLMENT

Minority enrollment hits high., 12:7:1994 p4

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FARLEY, ENA

Professor to I.D. historical sites., 3:8:1995 p3

FIELD HOCKEY

Veterans lead Golden Eagles., 9:7:1994 p22
Winning streak reaches six., 10:5:1994 p25
Luck runs out in ECAC final., 11:9:1994 p24

FINANCIAL AID

New (Federal Direct) loan program underway this year., 9:28:1994 p1

FOOTBALL

Brockport's hopes up in '94., 9:7:1994 p24
Brockport upsets Buffalo State., 10:5:1994 p28
Golden Eagles hopeful for ECAC bid after win over Kean College., 11:9:1994 p22
Football team deserved playoff shot (editorial)., 11:16:1994 p5
Brockport defeats Grove City: Two season ending victories not enough to make post season., 11:16:1994 p20/17
Matejkovic (head coach) football era ends., 12:7:1994 p1/4
Salomone named head football coach., 12:7:1994 p28

FORBES, MALCOLM JR.

Forbes: U.S. economy ready to peak., 3:1:1995 p1/4

FOREGIN STUDENTS

Brockport club helps international students., 9:28:1994 p13

FRATERNITIES

See: Greek Letter Societies

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GLASS MENAGERIE

Fall season begins for theater., 10:19:1994 p18

GRADES

Students to get grades in mail., 10:19:1994 p5

GRADUATION

Outdoor graduation to continue this year., 4:5:1995 p3

GREEK LETTER SOCIETIES

Greeks helpful to community., 9:7:1994 p3
Fraternity (Alpha Mu) cleans campus., 10:5:1994 p19
Greeks a help to many charities., 11:9:1994 p1/3
Interest group attempts to start co-ed fraternity., 2:22:1995 p1/3
Many people don't see positive side of Greek life (opinion)., 3:8:1995 p9
TKE members, black students involved in two altercations., 3:29:1995 p3
Altercations (involving TKE members) not based upon race (letter to the editor)., 4:5:1995 p10

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H

HAITI

Invasion of Haiti a smart move (editorial)., 9:28:1994 p7

HANDICAPPED

Handicapped access alterations underway., 2:8:1995 p4
Professor helps disabled kids (designing tests to measure physical capacity)., 3:1:1995 p4

HARTWELL HALL

Hartwell renovations proceed., 10:12:1994 p1

HATE SPEECH

The more free speech the better: columnist says hate speech codes harmful., 11:16:1994 p3

HENTOFF, NAT

The more free speech the better: columnist says hate speech codes harmful., 11:16:1994 p3

HISTORY OF THE COLLEGE

Evolution of school took time., 9:7:1994 p1/9

HOCKEY

Brockport wins two of three., 2:8:1995 p28
Hockey team looks to improve next season., 2:22:1995 p26

HOMESEXUALITY

Club (Gay/Lesbian) alters name to fit new needs., 9:14:1994 p11
Posters (Homophobia is social disease) give off wrong message (letter to the editor)., 9:21:1994 p9
Self-acceptance is first step in coming out of the closet (column)., 9:21:1994 p9
Letters to the editor re. recent letter on homophobia posters., 9:28:1994 p10
I thought homosexuality was wrong (opinion)., 10:26:1994 p6
Gay comedienne (Lynn Lavner) laughs it up., 11:9:1994 p13
Ann Northtup-lecture., 5:3:1995 p6

HONORS CONVOCATION

Convocation acknowledges top students., 4:26:1995 p3

HOUSING-ON CAMPUS

Plant management works to fix heating., 10:19:1994 p1
Dorm rates to increase $40 a semester., 3:1:1995 p3
Morgan Hall set to close due to lack of residents., 4:5:1995 p5
Former student finds campus life (as a Resident Director) different., 4:5:1995 p13

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IDENTIFICATION CARDS

New ID card made to simplify college life., 4:19:1995 p3

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY

SUNY Brockport hitches ride on information highway., 9:14:1994 p5
Brockport keeps with modern times (President's column)., 9:28:1994 p8

INTER-ACTIVE LEARNING

Professor (R. Duncan) uses new learning method to keep students in the groove., 11:16:1994 p9

INTERNATIONAL STUDENT ASSOCIATION

Brockport club helps international students., 9:28:1994 p13

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K

KANE, PETER

Professor hurt in car crash., 9:14:1994 p1

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LACROSSE-WOMEN

Return of lacrosse to highlight spring schedule., 3:29:1995 p25
Lacrosse team opens season with win., 4:5:1995 p28
Lacrosse ends first season on high note., 5:3:1995 p24

LAND ACQUISITION

Dispute continues over village land (behind Tower)., 3:8:1995 p3

LAVNER, LYNN

Gay comedienne (Lynn Lavner) laughs it uo., 11:9:1994 p13

LIBERAL ARTS

Liberal arts education offers most to students (President's column)., 10:12:1994 p7

LIBRARY

Drake holds heart of campus., 9:7:1994 p5
Drake adds database system (FirstSearch)., 9:21:1994 p6
Library to expand its resources., 2:15:1995 p3

LIVE

BSG slates Live to play at Tuttle North ice rink., 3:1:1995 1/3

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M

MACKLER, IAN

Two candidates remain in search for BSG attorney., 4:5:1995 p1
Mackler will be forever missed (editorial)., 4:12:1995 p9
Mackler live life of diversity before BSG., 4:12:1995 p16
Bombshell dropped at board meeting., 4:19:1995 p1/5
Diorio to Mackler: handshake won't help., 4:26:1995 p1/5
Mackler issues open letter to BSG members., 4:26:1995 p1/5

MATEJKOVIC, ED

Matejkovic (head coach) football era ends., 12:7:1994 p1/4
Matejkovic will be missed as coach (editorial)., 12:7:1994 p7

MORGAN HALL

Morgan Hall set to close due to lack of residents., 4:5:1995 p5

MUHAMMAD, KHALID

BSG board talks about controversial speaker., 10:26:1994 p1/3
Muhammad lecture will prove helpful (editorial)., 10:26:1994 p5
Muhammad preys on racism., 11:9:1994 p1/5
Students, faculty hold protest of speech amidst downpour., 11:9:1994 p4
Extra security provided for major speech., 11:9:1994 p5
Students react favorably to speech., 11:9:1994 p5
Opposition to speech was unnecessary (editorial)., 11:9:1994 p7
Muhammad speech was not offensive (opinion)., 11:9:1994 p8
Letters to the editor., 11:9:1994 p10/11

MULTICULTURALISM

Protest (OSAD re proposal to limit funds) raises cultural issues., 10:26:1994 p1

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NEWMAN CENTER

Newman welcomes all to worship., 9:28:1994 p14

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ORGANIZATION OF STUDENTS OF AFRICAN DESCENT

See: OSAD

OSAD

OSAD protests before (BSG) board (re proposal to limit funds)., 10:19:1994 p1/5
Speech causes dispute over ticket prices., 11:9:1994 p5
OSAD president upset board passes ticket plan., 11:16:1994 p1
OSAD is represented fairly on BSG board., 11:16:1994 p5
OSAD's new leadership (Trannell Guthrie & Patrick Seche)., 4:19:1995 p1/3
OSAD's enthusiasm intriguing (editorial)., 4:19:1995 p7

OWENS, BRENDA

Coming out (acknowledging homosexuality) brings happiness for all (opinion)., 12:9:1994 p9

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PAGE, CLARENCE

Page addresses racial issues., 11:9:1994 p3

PARENT-FAMILY WEEKEND

Photo spread., 10:26:1994 p12/13

PEER TO PEER

Peer to peer (student counseling) takes BSG to student court., 12:7:1994 p1/5

PUBLIC SAFETY

Bike patrol underway on campus., 9:14:1994 p1
Public safety officers deserve recognition (editorial)., 9:21:1994 p7
Bike patrol to return after successful semester., 2:1:1995 p5

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QUAYLE, DAN

Dan Quayle talks to Brockport., 10:5:1994 p1/4
Quayle helps set record for BSG lectures., 10:12:1994 p3

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R

RABIES

Public safety officer shoots rabid raccoon., 9:21:1994 p6

RACIAL INCIDENTS

Highly explicit message causes widespread concern on campus., 3:8:1995 p1/6
Alleged racist caller arrested., 3:29:1995 p1
TKE members, black students involved in two altercations., 3:29:1995 p3
Altercations (involving TKE members) not based upon race (letter to the editor)., 4:5:1995 p10

RADIO

See: WBSU

REGISTRATION

Telephone registration project to be completed by fall 1995., 2:1:1995 p5

RELIGION

I thought homosexuality was wrong (opinion)., 10:26:1994 p6

RETIREMENT

Professors eye early retirement after hearing Pataki's plan., 4:26:1995 p1/3

RETRENCHMENT

See: Budget

ROTC

The history of Advanced Camp., 9:14:1994 p7
ROTC has successful semester., 11:9:1994 p15
ROTC cadets get lesson in snow survival., 3:1:1995 p13

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SALOMONE, ROCCO

Salomone named head football coach., 12:7:1994 p28

SELF DEFENSE

Self defense class for women aimed at offering protection., 2:15:1995 p13

SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED DISEASES

Safer sex may help deter STD's., 9:7:1994 p9 >SEYMOUR COLLEGE UNION Changes being considered for union (building renovation)., 9:14:1994 p5

SMOKING

Warnings continue, as does smoking., 11:9:1994 p13

SOCCER-WOMEN

Tough start to promising year., 9:7:1994 p23

SORORITIES

See: Greek Letter Societies

SPOTO, DONALD

Film biographer defends Marilyn Monroe., 11:16:1994 p9

STUDY ABROAD

Ghana trip was success dispite many hardships., 3:8:1995 p9

STYLUS

Board's (BSG) actions (re financial controversy) were out of line (editorial)., 4:19:1995 p7

SWEETING, LINDA

Brockport alumnae active in college fund raising program., 4:12:1995

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T

TATTOOS

Full page ad for Bare Apple Art Studio., 9:14:1994 p21

TELEVISION

Dormitories get plugged into cable TV., 9:21:1994 p1
Cable TV installation done poorly (editorial)., 9:21:1994 p7
Cable to be upgraded this spring., 2:1:1995 p5
Students attempt to start Brockport TV station., 2:22:1995 p1

TENNIS COURTS

Tennis courts causing racket (physical structure problems)., 10:12:1994 p3
Tennis courts need attention (editorial)., 10:12:1994 p5

THEATRE REVIEWS

Theatre has success in latest performance (Another Antigone)., 4:26:1995 p11

TOTH, GEORGE

Administrator strives for better community., 5:3:1995 p13

TRACK AND FIELD (INDOOR)

Depth key to team's success., 12:7:1994 p27
Cotten (Shannon) headed to Ohio for nationals., 2:15:1995 p24

TUITION

Van De Wetering predicting increase in SUNY tuition costs., 2:1:1995 p5

TUTTLE

Tennis courts causing racket (physical structure problems)., 10:12:1994 p3
Tennis courts need attention (editorial)., 10:12:1994 p5

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VAN DE WETERING, JOHN

Liberal arts education offers most to students., 10:12:1994 p7
Van De Wetering needs to promote his forums (editorials)., 10:26:1994 p5
Administration embarrassed students (editorial)., 3:1:1995 p7
Van De Wetering in good spirits at final forum., 4:26:1995 p1

VANDALISM

Campus vandalism paints ugly picture., 11:16:1994 p3

VETERANS

Vets will have their own day of recognition., 11:9:1994 p14

VIETNAM WAR

Virgil commemorates Vietnam War., 5:3:1995 p1

VOLLEYBALL

Brockport to host NCAA regionals., 11:9:1994 p21

VOLUNTEERS

Activities (VOICE Volunteer Center) benefit community., 9:7:1994 p3

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WBSU

Listening made easy (fall programming lineup)., 9:21:1994 p12
Station planning club night, upcoming ticket giveaways., 3:8:1995 p13

WINNICK, JOSEPH

Professor helps disabled kids (designing tests to measure physical capacity)., 3:1:1995 p4

WOMEN

Student rally (Take Back the Night)., 4:19:1995 p3


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