Atkinson takes on two department jobs (Admissions & Financial Aid)., 10:8:1997 p5
Enrollment climbs among area colleges, 10:14:1998 p1/3
Changes in financial aid, admissions, 3:3:1999 p1
ADVENTURE CLUB
Adventure Club hopes to offer "healthy outlook.", 10:23:1996 p15
Adventure Club provides thrills., 4:22:1998 p20
ADVISEMENT
Students think advisement could improve., 3:12:1997 p4
AFRICAN AMERICAN STUDIES
See also: African Americans
Anthro., African American Studies to merge., 11:20:1996 p4
Merger dampens Black History Month., 2:12:1997 p14
Color Museum showcases art, poetry from African heritage, 2:19:1997 p21
Merger (with Anthro.) meets with opposition., 3:12:1997 p1/3
African...Studies understaffed., 10:8:1997 p4
Give support to AAS department, 10:15:1997 p7
AAS department disenchanted by "disingenuous" dean., 2:25:1998 p12
Professor questions cultural goals of administration, 4:28:1999 p13
AFRICAN AMERICANS
See also: A.A. Studies, Multiculturalism, OSAD, Race Relations
Black History Month observed., 2:7:1996 p11
Marah (Prof. John) offers insight about black culture., 2:21:1996 p1/3
Black Solidarity March confronts issues., 11:6:1996 p14
Nubian Week celebrated on campus., 11:13:1996 p13
Student feels Public Safety discriminates...(opinion)., 2:5:1997 p10
Black History events enlighten, entertain., 2:26:1997 p13
African-American culture celebrated, 3:3:1999 p24
AIDS
AIDS organization offers community support., 2:5:1997 p14
World AIDS week..., 12:3:1997 p19
ALAS (ASSN. LATIN AMERICAN STUDENTS)
See also: Hispanics
Going once, going twice: ALAS sponsors (student) auction., 10:18:1995 p17
ALBANY
Albany semester offers real world experience, 5:5:1999 p5
ALCOHOL ABUSE
See also: Bars, Drug Abuse
Candlelight vigil held to warn...about seriousness of..., 10:25:1995 p13/15
RIT shows us what not to do (ban on alcohol.), 10:25:1995 p13/15
Zero Tolerance policy targets underage drinkers., 10:30:1996 p1
Village alcohol-related arrests increase over '96., 2:26:1997 p1/3
Alcohol & college life (1 page spread.), 9:10:1997 p14
Bar stung by officials., 9:17:1997 p1/3
Bars raided, again., 9:17:1997 p1/3
Once, twice, three times a-raided., 10:1:1997 p1/3
Recent alcohol deaths open eyes., 10:8:1997 p1/3
Deaths send students message., 10:8:1997 p7
Alcohol policy examined by task force., 10:29:1997 p4
Village doesn't owe college (opinion)., 10:29:1997 p12
Local bars not root of "binge drinking" problem (opinion)., 10:29:1997 p13
Student's fun out of control (opinion)., 10:29:1997 p16
RIT shows us what not to do (ban on alcohol - editorial)., 11:5:1997 p7
Big binge drinking issue blown completely out of proportion., 11:19:1997 p13
Sterner (convicted drunk driver) speaks out., 3:4:1998 p1/3
Students challenge Sterner (convicted drunk driver.), 3:4:1998 p1/3
Sterner (convicted drunk driver) speaks out; letters to editor re his story., 3:4:1998 p12/13
(sterner) lecture weapon used against DWI (opinion)., 3:25:1998 p10
Alcohol and acetaminophen together pose health concerns (health center), 9:9:1998 p20
Alcohol affects all (counseling center), 9:16:1998 p10
Counseling Center host Alcohol Awareness week, 10:14:1998 p10
Mother faces realities of binge drinking, 10:28:1998 p4
Alcohol-free frat sets good example (editorial), 11:18:1998 p7
Alcohol leading cause of deaths, 11:18:1998 p10
Officer explains risk management, 2:10:1999 p4
Crash simulation sends message, 3:10:1999 p1/3
AWARE teaches students to be responsible with alcohol, 4:28:1999 p11
ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS
A.A. meetings provide place to "put drinks down.", 10:18:1995 p15
Alumni House revitalized by face-lift., 9:13:1995 p5
AMERICA READS
America Reads volunteers help Brockport children, 10:28:1998 p20
ANDRIATCH, MIKE
Sports Information Department deserves credit (editorial), 11:6:1996 p7
ANTHROPOLOGY
Anthro., African American Studies to merge., 11:20:1996 p4
APATHY
Apathy reaching epidemic proportions (editorial), 2:10:1999 p9
Balancing school work, stress, relationships may cause apathy, 4:28:1999 p17/19
APPLICATIONS
Applications looking up: Brockport leads all of SUNY system, 4:21:1999 p1/3
Information session attracts students (editorial), 4:21:1999 p9
Saturday Information Session hosts prospective students, 4:21:1999 p3
ARCADIA
Complex plot highlights British play., 4:9:1997 p25
ART
See also: First Wednesdays
Student sculptor (Chris Maher) shapes ideas..., 10:18:1995 p17
Student award-winning art showcased at Tower exhibit., 4:24:1996 p11
Art department recognizes best (student) art., 4:16:1997 p19
Harsh metal creates smooth sculptures (student sculpturer Rich. Szmyr.), 4:15:1998 p19
Nature inspires artist (Joleen Bordeau.), 4:22:1998 p22
'How I spent my summer vacation' is time well spent, 10:7:1998 p18
Halstead art exhibit tells story through paintings, photographs, 11:11:1998 p18
Artwork in all forms, shapes, sizes, 2:10:1999 p21
Art show powerful, 3:10:1999 p21
Student's art honored in exhibit, 4:28:1999 p18
ASHIDA, SACHIO
Japanese Emperor honors professor with high rank, 11:18:1998 p1/3
ATKINSON, SCOTT
Atkinson takes on two department jobs (Admissions & Financial Aid)., 10:8:1997 p5
ATTENDANCE POLICY
BSG official tackles attendance policy., 10:4:1995 p1
Get that attendance policy outta here., 10:4:1995 p7
Faculty Senate reviews college policy., 11:1:1995 p3
Bakshi strives for interdisciplinary diversity., 10:16:1996 p16
BARNES & NOBLE
See: Bookstore
BARS
See also: Alcohol Abuse
Bar none, Shakers is chosen 2-1 in poll of favorite taverns., 10:5:1995 p13
New bar (Party Zone) to open in January., 10:30:1996 p3
Bar ads prompt unrest within college, village., 12:11:1996 p1/3
Bars have right to run ads... (editorial), 12:11:1996 p7
Bars think FAIR, learn precautions., 12:3:1997 p3 See also: Bars, Drug Abuse
Bar owners, others discuss FAIR play., 2;4:1998 p27
BASC
BASC helps hungry with meal card, 2:10:1999 p1
BASEBALL
Unbeaten streak stopped at five., 5:1:1996 p26
Brockport prepared for tough schedule., 3:12:1997 p35
Baseball team begins home schedule., 4;9:1997 p36
Brockport clinches SUNYAC West., 4;23:1997 p36
BASKETBALL - MEN
Brockport loses heartbreaker (end of season report.), 3:6:1996 p19
Brockport hoops it up., 11:19:1997 p33
BASKETBALL - WOMEN
Women's basketball hits hardwood., 11:5:1997 p33
BEST BUY PROGRAM
See: Enrollment (ran only in 1996/97.)
BETTER COMMUNITY STATEMENT
BSG board votes against endorsement., 11:15:1995 p5
Civility code not good for students. (letter to ed.), 11:15:1995 p13
Students reject college statement., 11:15:1995 p4
BIOLOGY
Biology department prospers, despite proposed budget cuts., 4:3:1996 p18
Campus club extends legal assistance., 4:24:1996 p13
BODY PIERCING
Body art, piercings attract students., 3:4:1998 p22
BOILERS
New boilers provide economical heating., 10:30:1996 p4
BOOKSTORE
Construction to start..., 10:2:1996 p1/3
Board discusses campus renovations., 10:30:1996 p3
Bookstore construction proceeds on schedule., 12:11:1996 p3
BASC construction project unveils new Barnes & Noble., 8:13:1997 p9
BRAVE
See also: Rape, SUNSET
BRAVE men, women must unite to combat rape., 2:11:1998 p7
BRAVE men address campus., 2:25:1998 p1/3
Elimination of BRAVE Men ridiculous (editorial), 10:28:1998 p10
Dismantling of club wrong (viewpoint), 11:18:1998 p9
BRAVE men did not go far enough (viewpoint), 11:18:1998 p11
BRENNER, WENDY
Writer's Forum hosts new professor Brenner..., 10:9:1996 p14
BRIDGE
Campus walkway (Allen/Drake to FOB) to be reconstructed., 1:31:1996 p1
Work on enclosed bridge (Allen/Drake to FOB) to begin next semester., 4:10:1996 p5
Campus construction delayed..., 9:11:1996 p3
Trax renovations (& FOB-Drake bridge.), 11:20:1996 p3
Bridge of the future... (artist's rendition of Drake/FOB bridge.), 2:5:1997 p3
Bridge construction to begin this semester., 2:19:1997 p4
Bridge construction experiences delays., 2:4:1998 p4
Bridge project faces another delay., 4:22:1998 p1
'Art on the Bridge' symbolizes journey, 10:7:1998 p17/19
BROCKPORT CHILD CARE CENTER
Brockport Child Care center celebrates 25 years of service., 4:30:1997 p4
BROCKPORT COLLEGE COMMUNITY CHORUS
Director (Michael Szatowski) brings life to chorus., 5:1:1996 p14
Chorus performs many musical styles., 5:7:1997 p21
American songs highlight Hoedown., 11:5:1997 p25
Choir director hopes for music department., 11:5:1997 p25
Concert planned to spread cheer., 12:3:1997 p26
"Love Songs" celebrate special day., 2:18:1998 p21
Chorus performs at annual Hoedown, 11:4:1998 p17
BSG clicking on all cylinders (president's column), 9:13:1995 p9
BSG executives (LaMacchia, Proto) fight for students, 9:13:1995 p11
BSG - it's two-thirds B.S. (editorial), 2:7:1996 p7
BSG must straighten its act (editorial.), 2:7:1996 p8
Shakeup at BSG? (dissolution of the treasury - firing of promotions director...), 2:7:1996 p1
BSG executives settle conflict (Mellace vs LaMacchia)., 2:14:1996 p1
New policy sets guides on legal fees (retainer for BSG lawyer)., 9:25:1996 p1/3
BSG professional staff worth every penny., 5:7:1997 p11
Student Court determines constitutionality of BSG., 5:7:1997 p5
BSG provides student services (overview of BSG operations), 8:13:1997 p3
BSG offers something for everyone, 8:12:1998 p6
BSG mission statement, 9:9:1998 p19
BSG tries alternative programming ideas, 9:9:1998 p3
BSG President gives attention to all issues, 9:16:1998 p4
BSG thinking: Smaller is better (editorial), 9:16:1998 p7
BSG VP aspires to make changes, 9:23:1998 p4
Vice President confronts conflicts on BSG board, 10:14:1998 p3
BSG approves WBSU's new nickname, 10:28:1998 p5
Tension heightens as BSG board disputes sports club representation, 11:4:1998 p4
BSG treasurer says get involved, 11:11:1998 p3
Leisure clubs fight to keep Board spot, 11:11:1998 p4
Board turns down commission candidate, 11:18:1998 p4
BSG sponsors more small programs, 2:3:1999 p18
BSG welcomes back all students, 2:3:1999 p10
BSG Board discusses merits of Drag Extravaganza, 2:17:1999 p4
BSG Board meeting canceled amid controversy, 3:3:1999 p1/3
Calkins placed back on BSG Board of Directors, 3:10:1999 p4
Students are represented by BSG officials in a more ways than one, 3:10:1999 p12
Vetoed budgets overriden, 4:21:1999 p4
BSG ignores media clubs at Rusted Root, 5:5:1999 p10
BSG ATTORNEY
BSG Attorney no help to students (editorial)., 10:9:1996 p7
BSG BUDGET
Finances set for next year, 2:26:1997 p3
BSG Board passes student count for next year's budget, 2:3:1999 p17
BSG a day late, dollar short (editorial), 3:3:1999 p9
Board approves fine arts budget, 4:28:1999 p4
BSG ELECTIONS
Diorio/Sarkis win close (presidential) race, 4:17:1996 p1/3
BSG kicks off candidate debates, 4:2:1997 p1/3
Nobles/Holl win by two votes (other election results), 4:16:1997 p1
Williams/Montero win election, 4:15:1998 p1
BSG FEE
Results of poll show students uninformed., 2:12:1997 p1/3
BUDGET
SUNY faces more state cuts., 10:11:1995 p3
College will survive cuts...(president.), 10:18:1995 p10
Pataki's budget cuts student funding., 1:31:1996 p3
College holds legislative hearing..., 2:28:1996 p1/3
Legislative hearing had merit, lacked substance... (editorial), 2:28:1996 p8
Van De Wetering states budget cuts on campus., 3:27:1996 p3
Gov. Pataki aims to cut student aid., 1:29:1997 p1
Budget tops president's spring plans., 2:5:1997 p1/3
Students fight Pataki's state proposal., 2:5:1997 p1
All family members needed to fight cuts. (president's column), 3:12:1997 p16
BURSAR'S OFFICE
Budget cut lengthens lines at..., 9:13:1995 p3
Too much happening at Bursar's Office (editorial.), 4:17:1996 p7
BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
Hartwell Hall to house five additional departments in May., 3:27:1996 p5
Thompson provides activities for children., 11:19:1997 p21
CAMPUS LIFE
Campus Life looks to become more inclusive with campus, 9:16:1998 p4
Brockport alumni returns as director, 9:30:1998 p3
Programming committee discusses campus issues, 2:10:1999 p3
Student raises money in honor of friend, 4:28:1999 p18
CAPITAL PUNISHMENT
Students debate pros, cons of death penalty, 2:17:1999 p1/3
CAREER SERVICES
Career Services helps students plan future, 10:2:1996 p12
Career Services prepares students., 2:5:1997 p14
Career Services offers various services, 8:12:1998 p7
CARIBBEAN CLUB
Caribbean club adds to diversity., 2:7:1996 p13
CARLIN, GEORGE
Carlin delivers laughter..., 3:27:1996 p15
CASE, LINDA
Case brings school spirit to life as athletic director., 9:13:1995 p20
Reconstruction of middle quad continues., 9:18:1996 p3
Campus Renovations continue despite cold., 1:29:1997 p10
Vision 2000 illustrates projects., 4:23:1997 p1
Access road named (Commencement Drive.), 9:10:1997 p1/3
Campus construction raises student gripes., 9:10:1997 p17
Commencement Drive extending to Holley Street, 4:28:1999 p4
Lennon Hall closing for two years for renovations, 5:5:1999 p4
COUNSELING
See also: Peer to Peer
Counseling available for Brockport students..., 8:13:1997 p25
Counseling Center offers students support, 9:23:1998 p18
Counselor plans anti-abuse programs, 10:14:1998 p4
Counseling Center hosts Alcohol Awareness week, 10:14:1998 p10
Counselors help women, men cope, 4:28:1999 p11
COUNSELOR EDUCATION
Hartwell Hall to house five additional departments in May., 3:27:1996 p5
COURT - STUDENT
Student court attempts to regain authority., 10:9:1996 p4
CRIME
See also: Public Safety, Rape
Public Safety requests students to be aware of car vandalism., 4:24:1996 p1
Campus break-ins continue; Public Safety warns faculty., 9:25:1996 p1/3
SUNY schools offer safety alternatives., 10:29:1997 p3
Gun shots fired., 2:11:1998 p1
Shooting forces review., 3:25:1998 p1
CROSS COUNTRY
Cross country keeps improving., 10:18:1995 p24
Brockport ends season on high note., 11:13:1996 p23
Cross Country claims title., 9:10:1997 p36
CROSS CULTURAL STUDIES
New major announces logo contest winner., 3:4:1998 p23
Dailey Hall used to be more than computers, 11:6:1996 p4
Dailey provides access to internet, email, 8:12:1998 p3
College extends hours for student services, 2:3:1999 p1/3
Extended hours good for the night owls (editorial), 2:3:1999 p7
DANCE
"Dances" showcases students talent, ability., 4:17:1996 p15
SUNY Brockport Danz Team struts stuff, pumps up crowd (at athletic events...), 10:16:1996 p15
Danscore shows faculty, student dances., 3:12:1997 p25
Student keeps wheels turning (Wheels in Motion - physically challenged dancers)., 4:9:1997 p19
Dance Premiere (Dance Dept. recital) sad yet impressive., 4:23:1997 p23
Dance alumni return to Brockport (Eddie Murphy, Sonia Dawkins)., 10:15:1997 p28
Modern dancing (SUNYB grad students) shows originality., 10:29:1997 p29
Dancers perform "For the Earth.", 12:3:1997 p27
New Dances showcase student choreography, 11:11:1998 p17
DATE RAPE
See: Crime, Rape, SUNSET, Take Back The Night...
DAVIES, PETER HO
Forum ends year, 5:5:1999 p20
DEATH PENALTY
Students debate pros, cons of death penalty, 2:17:1999 p1/3
DEPRESSION
Depression affects college student, 10:14:1998 p11
DI PASQUALE, RAY (VP ENROLLMENT)
New position appointed., 3:4:1998 p1
Administrative sear filled, 10:7:1998 p3
Enrollment climbs among area colleges, 10:14:1998 p1/3
DINING - OFF CAMPUS
Francesco's Italian restaurant has new menu..., 9:13:1995 p11
Hot dog vendor (Wally Kempka) a legacy in Brockport., 4:10:1996 p17
Local pub (Jimmy Macs) serves good food, fun., 4:10:1996 p16
Andrew's Italian Restaurant renovates..., 4:24:1996 p13
Local eateries' specialty burgers under inspection (survey of local offerings...), 10:16:1996 p15
Angus O'Brien's offers fine dining.., 10:23:1996 p14
Casey's provides down-home dining experience., 11:6:1996 p11
Some food for thought (village/area restaurants.), 8:13:1997 p16
DINING - ON CAMPUS
Brockport dining services make Trax: Off The Tracks receive new name., 9:13:1995 p1
Trax dining area to be expanded., 5:1:1996 p3
Off-campus students need dining options. (editorial), 10:2:1996 p7
Food cart (Tuttle) provides dining alternatives., 11:6:1996 p3
Vegetarian eating includes many options, 2:17:1999 p17/21
DISABILITIES
Students with disabilities need special testing areas, 5:5:1999 p11
DISTANCE LEARNING
WestNet to bring colleges together., 3:6:1996 p1/3
Brockport to launch WestNet., 4:17:1996 p4
Graduate classes offered to increase program enrollment., 12:11:1996 p4
Westnet unites SUNY schools., 2:5:1997 p1/3
Westnet offers internships., 2:19:1997 p4
Program gives certification, 9:30:1998 p4
DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
Bronx DA speaks about domestic violence, 5:5:1999 p4
DORMITORIES
See: Housing - On Campus
DOVE, RITA
Speakers named for commencement, 5:5:1999 p1/3
DRAKE MEMORIAL LIBRARY
Drake Library rated No.1 in SUNY, 9:27:1995 p3
Facilities need later hours. (editorial), 11:15:1995 p9
New services (WWW...), 10:16:1996 p5
Library database offers new study alternatives (online database trials.), 2:12:1997 p5
Drake offers new databases., 4:23:1997 p5
Reference Desk offers aid., 10:29:1997 p8
Library recall policy... (opinion pieces.), 12:3:1997 p11
Breakneck pace keeps Dynix system evolving., 2:4:1998 p11
Drake offers refuge to study, research, 8:12:1998 p3
Reserves available online, 9:23:1998 p9
Lexis-Nexis hits library, 11:18:1998 p11
College extends hours for student services, 2:3:1999 p1/3
Extended hours good for the night owls (editorial), 2:3:1999 p7
Electronic reserve system in place at Drake, 2:17:1999 p3
Teacher's display at Drake Library, 4:28:1999 p10
DRUG ABUSE
See also: Alcohol Abuse
Recreational drug use problem on campus?, 11:5:1997 p19
Former cocaine addict takes skeleton out of closet., 11:5:1997 p19
Faculty angered over new requirements., 2:21:1996 p4
Faculty workload likely to increase., 2:21:1996 p1
Give faculty a break (editorial.), 2:21:1996 p7
Professors take issue with credit-hour policy., 2:28:1996 p3
Faculty workload remains at elevated level., 10:16:1996 p4
Job security (tenure) in jeopardy..., 10:16:1996 p1
FAGAN, GARTH
Fagan to choreograph Broadway's "Lion King.", 11:20:1996 p11
Master of choreography captures attention., 5:7:1997 p15
FALL BREAK
Faculty Senate votes against four-day break., 10:18:1995
Fall break needed... (editorial)., 10:21:1995 p7
FARLEY, CHRISTOPHER
Novelist Farley shares work at Forum, 3:3:1999 p22
FARLEY, ENA
Retiree appointed to Regents., 4:9:1997 p4
FIELD HOCKEY
Field Hockey team ends year..., 10:30:1996 p27
Field Hockey captures championship., 9:10:1997 p36
FINANCIAL AID
Guidelines lifted on (federal) student loans., 11:1:1995 p1/3
Atkinson takes on two department jobs (Admissions & Financial Aid)., 10:8:1997 p5
Changes in financial aid, admissions, 3:3:1999 p1
FINE ARTS
Board approves fine arts budget, 4:28:1999 p4
FINOCCHIO, VINCE
Local jazz musicians return to campus., 11:13:1996 p15
FIRST WEDNESDAYS
Students show variety at First Wednesdays., 11:5:1997 p23
First Wednesdays begins again., 3:25:1998 p24
First Wednesdays features vocal talent., 4:8:1998 p18
FLAG
College should replace (American) flag., 11:8:1995 p5
FLANAGAN, TIMOTHY
VP brings experience, knowledge, 9:16:1998 p5
FLU
Get ready for upcoming flu season with vaccine, 11:4:1998 p20
FOOTBALL
Golden Eagles soar in final home game., 10:18:1995 p28
Brockport takes home victory in "mud bowl.", 11:15:1995 p28
Football team kicks off 50th season: Golden Eagles open new year with a shutout., 9:18:1996 p20
Brockport's Rodger runs towards success., 10:23:1996 p27
Salomone: football team in good condition., 9:10:1997 p34
Eagles win..., Wegman's 3 touchdowns..., 10:1:1997 p40
Eagles soar over Red Dragons (last game report.), 11:19:1997 p36
FOWLER, ANNE
Hall of Fame induction for Fowler., 10:30:1996 p28
FRATER, JOEL
Professor (Recreation & Leis.) completes his dream., 9:25:1996 p13
FRESHMEN
Brockport freshmen excited about next four years., 9:25:1996 p11
FUNDRAISING
Private donor campaign rises past halfway point., 2:7:1996 p3
Campaign causes optimism on campus., 2:14:1996 p9
College fundraising campaign closes in on target., 10:9:1996 p4
SUNY Brockport: Brother, can you lend me a dime? (opinion), 11:6:1996 p9
Column on donations inaccurate., 11:13:1996 p10
Van De Wetering unveils marketing plans., 11:13:1996 p4
Gallery lounge, game room proposal passes, 4:28:1999 p1/3
Lounge depends on student support (editorial), 4:28:1999 p9
GAMES FOR THE PHYSICALLY CHALLENGED
Physically challenged show determination., 10:23:1996 p13
Physically challenged compete at Brockport., 10:8:1997 p18
Volunteerism does heart good., 10:8:1997 p9
Campus hosts games for physically challenged, 10:28:1998 p1
GAYLORD, DAVID
College hard-pressed to replace Gaylord (editorial)., 1:31:1996 p8
Major changes at Public Safety: Gaylord resigns., 1:31:1996 p1
Gaylord reflects on achievements..., 4:10:1996 p15
GIGLIO, SANTO
Dance professor shares talent with community., 11:20:1996 p14
GLBSFA
See also: SOUL
Gays & Lesbians continue to fight prejudice... (GLBSFA club column)., 9:13:1995 p8
Drag extravaganza a worthwhile campus event (editorial.), 4:3:1996 p7
GLBSFA sponsors drag dance., 4:3:1996 p15
GLBSFA fights for rights, seeks acceptance, support., 9:25:1996 p13
Gay, lesbian symbols clarified., 10:8:1997 p17
GLBSFA welcomes people with open arms, 11:18:1998 p10
BSG Board discusses merits of Drag Extravaganza, 2:17:1999 p4
GOLDMAN, KIM
Goldman challenges judicial system (re O.J. Simpson case.), 4:24:1996 p1
Halloween history recalled, 10:28:1998 p11
Day of the Dead celebrates Mexican holiday, 11:4:1998 p18
Union becomes funhouse for BSG Halloween "Feastevil," 11:4:1998 p17
HALSTEAD, BENJAMIN
Halstead art exhibit tells story through paintings, photographs, 11:11:1998 p18
HANDICAPPED
Renovations to provide handicap accessibility..., 4:3:1996 p4
HARASSMENT
Women learn to handle harassment on mean streets, 3:3:1999 p3
HARLEQUINS
See: Theater
HARTWELL HALL
Hartwell Hall to house five additional departments in May., 3:27:1996 p5
Hartwell Hall renovations continue., 4:15:1998 p1/3
For whom Hartwell Hall bell tower tolls, 11:4:1998 p21
Phase two of Hartwell Hall completed, 2:3:1999 p17
Students comment of Hartwell renovations, 2:3:1999 p17
HEALTH CENTER
Student medical excuse scam discovered..., 2:14:1996 p4
Hazen more than emergency room (editorial), 11:4:1998 p7
Health enhancement week offers students healthy options, 4:21:1999 p19
Participate in walk-a-thon, 4:28:1999 p12
HEALTH FAIR
Health fair bigger, better than past, 9:23:1998 p4
Health Fair offers wellness solutions, 3:10:1999 p4
HEALTH FEES
Increase in health fee "necessary.", 10:11:1995 p3
HEALTH INSURANCE
Insurance provider causes problems, 3:10:1999 p4
HEALTH SCIENCE
Hartwell Hall to house five additional departments in May., 3:27:1996 p5
HEALTHY BOOK CLUB
Personal wellness focuses on healthy book club, 2:10:1999 p19
HEYEN, WILLIAM
Brockport English professor, poet, tracks down spirit of Crazy Horse., 2:21:1996 p11
See also: ALAS
College ranks high for Hispanic students., 2:5:1997 p13
HISTORY DEPARTMENT
Professor talks of Civil War, 11:11:1998 p1/3
HOCKEY
Hockey team looks to improve., 11:1:1995 p21
Brockport ends forgettable season., 2:21:1996 p22
Coach has returned respectability to hockey team., 2:19:1997 p9
Hockey ends season, 2:26:1997 p27
Hockey gets shelled in opener., 10:29:1997 p40
HOMECOMING
Floats act as "real spirit" of Homecoming parade, 10:30:1996 p13
Good times at Homecoming pageant., 10:30:1996 p16
Homecoming shows Brockport's best (editorial)., 10:30:1996 p7
Homecoming brings second chance (editorial), 10:7:1998 p7
Students gamble for prizes, 10:14:1998 p14
HOMOSEXUALITY
See also: GLBSFA (Gay, Lesbian...Assoc.)
Vandals target homosexuals., 10:16:1996 p1/3
Coming Out Day promotes alternative lifestyles., 10:16:1996 p13/15
Acts of vandalism display stupidity., 10:23:1996 p10
Gay flag does not represent everyone...(letter to ed.), 10:30:1996 p10
Ellen Morgan (TV show) finally comes out of closet., 4:30:1997 p21
Freedoms meant for everyone (opinion)., 9:24:1997 p8
Coming out: personal, political decision., 10:17:1997 p17
Speaker (ACLU lawyer) advocates equal rights..., 2:18:1998 p1/3
Queens strut in Union (annual drag show.), 4:22:1998 p19 See also: GLBSFA (Gay, Lesbian...Assoc.)
HONORS
Latin honors (summa cum laude...) under review., 4:9:1997 p4
Honors Program challenges, develops student potential, 2:19:1997 p15
HOUSING - OFF CAMPUS
Landlords, tenants, rate responsibilities., 2:14:1996 p14
Students use BLIS to fight landlords., 4:24:1996 p4
House deemed unfit for living., 9:17:1997 p1/3
House deemed unfit for living (56 Erie St.), 9:17:1997 p1/3
Students must realize responsibilities before deciding to move off campus., 9:24:1997 p4
Some landlords do care., 9:24:1997 p1/3
BSG inspects village housing., 2:4:1998 p26
Renters look at off-campus living., 3:25:1998 p1/3
HOUSING - ON CAMPUS
Campus dorms (McLean, Morgan/Neff) experience changes., 10:2:1996 p4
Roommates take on battles of dormitory life., 10:1:1997 p16
Tuttle North ice arena provides fun..., 2:21:1996 p13
INTERNATIONAL EDUCATION
See: Study Abroad
INTERNET
See also: Computers
New campus Web page increases internet access., 3:6:1996 p3
Web page to increase club communication., 10:30:1996 p4
Internet access now available in residence halls., 2:5:1997 p3
College informs students online., 9:10:1997 p5
INTERNSHIP
Albany semester offers real world experience, 5:5:1999 p5
INTERSESSIONS
Intersessions prove invaluable., 1:29:1997 p10
IRELAND, STEVE
Brockport professor seeks (state) senate position., 10:23:1996 p3
IZZO, JOHN
Izzo (track & field coach) dedicated to Brockport success., 2:26:1997 p26
Java Junction serves up good times for all., 2:7:1996 p13
Java Junction's open mike draws local talents., 2:5:1997 p17
Java Junction brings live music scene, 4:21:1999 p19
JENNISON, SHANNON
Memories of last year linger for Jennison., 10:11:1995 p21
JOURNALISM
Professor (Powell) instrumental in design of journalism major., 4:2:1997 p17
JUDO
Judo instructor (Ashida) offers insight to his expertise., 3:6:1996 p11
Lacrosse team ready for new season., 3:27:1996 p29
Golden Eagles fall to Nazareth., 5:1:1996 p27
Brockport Lacrosse team ready for new campaign., 3:12:1997 p34
Golden Eagles down Tigers in season finale., 5:7:1997 p31
Professor Marah brings African heritage to Brockport., 2:19:1997 p14
MARIJUANA
Public Safety must follow legalities in dealing with marijuana crimes., 3:27:1996 p17
MARKETING THE COLLEGE
See: Best Buy, Enrollment, Recruitment...
MARKUSEN, THOMAS R.
Metal arts displayed., 11:19:1997 p24
MASSAGE
Massage program offers relaxation therapy for students, 10:28:1998 p20
Massage therapy heals, 2:17:1999 p17
MCPHERSON, JAMES
Professor talks of Civil War, 11:11:1998 p1/3
MEDIATION PROGRAM
Mediation program used to solve (student) conflicts., 2:14:1996 p5
MEN'S HEALTH DAY
Men's Health Day helps increase wellness, 11:4:1998 p20
MERCHANT, PETER
SUNY Brockport professor speaks at Writer's Forum., 4:23:1997 p18
METEOROLOGY DEPARTMENT
Meteorology department loses professor to Weather Channel, 11:18:1998 p4
METROCENTER
New site for MetroCenter located in Sibley Building., 9:11:1996 p4
MetroCenter brings classes closer to many., 8:13:1997
MIDNIGHT MADNESS
Congrats to staff for Midnight Madness (editorial.), 2:21:1996 p7
Midnight Madness takes over., 2:21:1996 p11
MIDTERMS
Midterms "ridiculous" to some students, professors., 11;1:1995 p3
MILLION MAN MARCH
OSAD unites to discuss march., 11:8:1995 p11
MISSION
College's goals explained., 2:4:1998 p3
MORGAN HALL
Section of Morgan/Neff scheduled to be torn down., 2:14:1996 p4
MORNINGS WITH THE PROFESSORS
Mornings awaken discussion., 2:25:1998 p4
MORTIMER HALL HEALTH CLUB
Health club re-opens following renovations., 3:27:1996 p5
MOVIE THEATER
Local movie theater (Strand) provides first-class films, great prices., 2:14:1996 p13
MULTICULTURALISM
See also: Race Relations
Administrator (Joel Tolliver) raises cultural awareness., 2:14:1996 p1/3
College not "culturally diverse." (editorial), 11:6:1996 p7
Culture clubs claim miscommunication with BSG., 11:6:1996 p13
New campus group (CURE = Cultural Unification for Racism Eradication.)..., 2:18:1998 p5
Professor questions cultural goals of administration, 4:28:1999 p13
ORGANIZATION FOR STUDENTS OF AFRICAN DESCENT
See: OSAD
OSAD (ORG. STUDENTS AFRICAN AMERICAN DESCENT)
See also: African Americans,Multiculturalism, Race Relations
OSAD brings unity among African American students., 10:11:1995 p11
OSAD unites to discuss (Million Man) march., 11:8:1995 p11
Organization gives students cultural unity., 2:7:1996 p1/3
OSAD sponsors Muhammad in Nubian Week celebration, 11:13:1996 p3
(David) Muhammad lecture gives OSAD bad image... (opinion), 11:20:1996 p10
OSAD looks to build on past..., 8:13:1997 p5
OSAD invites guest speaker, 9:10:1997 p4
Panek steps in as leader for Golden Eagles (basketball.), 3:4:1998 p35
PANIC DISORDER
Student breaks bonds of panic disorder, 4:28:1999 p12
PANNING, ANNE (ENGLISH DEPT.)
New professor reads at Forum., 10:29:1997 p31
PARKING
Campus parking fees warrant explanation (editorial)., 10:25:1995 p8
Battle over parking waged by students (BSG column.), 1:31:1996 p9
Parking garage plans stall..., 1:31:1996 p3
Parking remains BSG priority., 2:7:1996 p4
Campus parking soon to be limited (due to construction...), 2:12:1997 p3
Parking reviewed, 9:23:1998 p1/3
Parking problem is one-way street (editorial), 9:30:1998 p7
PARTY ZONE
Prepare for Party Zone (new bar, Brockport)., 2:12:1997 p13
PEACE CORPS
Peace Corps comes to Brockport, 9:23:1998 p17
PEER TO PEER
Peer to Peer volunteers offer confidential help, 11:6:1996 p13
Group listens to students., 8:13:1997 p7
PHYSICS
Chemistry, Physics departments to merge., 10:11:1995 p1
PLANNING
See: Enrollment, Mission
POOR PEOPLE'S SUMMIT
Summit addresses poor, 10:28:1998 p10
POVERTY
Panel discussion exposes campus to poverty woes, 11:4:1998 p1/3
PRESIDENTIAL SEARCH
Presidential Search Committee in need of members..., 9:25:1996 p4
President holds meeting..., 10:9:1996 p3
Search committee appointed., 10:23:1996 p1/3
Search Committee holds meetings., 11:13:1996 p4
Advisement firm hired to assist with search., 11:20:1996 p4
Committee plans next two months of presidential search., 2:12:1997 p3
Presidential selection narrows to four., 4:2:1997 p1
Presidential candidate (Hahn) visits..., 4:9:1997 p1/3
Presidential candidates round out visits., 4:16:1997 p4
Students help select new college president, 4:16:1997 p1
Two candidates left in running., 4:23:1997 p1
PROBATION
See: Student Retention, Enrollment
PUBLIC SAFETY
See also: Crime
Public Safety institutes student auxiliary system, 9:13:1995 p1
Todd brings wealth of experience to Public Safety., 10:5:1995 p1
Major changes at Public Safety: Gaylord resigns., 1:31:1996 p1
New campus Public Safety director expected to be named this summer..., 4:24:1996 p4
Kehoe named Public Safety head., 9:11:1996 p4
Added hours assist in campus policing effort., 9:25:1996 p1/3
Student night patrol maintains safe campus., 9:25:1996 p12
New shift makes campus safer. (editorial), 10:2:1996 p7
Student feels Public Safety discriminates..., 2:5:1997 p10
Public Safety sees no racism problem., 3:12:1997 p3
Public Safety gets rearmed., 10:8:1997 p5
Public Safety keeps peace through different means, 8:12:1998 p6
Pataki passes new law to grant more power to Public Safety, 11:11:1998 p4
See also: Multiculturalism
Black, white people divided on campus (editorial), 11:6:1996 p8
Much diversity can be found at SUNY Brockport., 11:13:1996 p10
Public Safety sees no racism problem., 3:12:1997 p3
Faculty addresses race issues., 5:6:1998 p1/3
Cultural stereotypes focus of presentation., 5:6:1998 p3
RADO, MARCI
Theater major makes most of her senior project., 5:7:1997 p23
RAIMONDO, DANIEL
Brockport alumni returns as director, 9:30:1998 p3
RAINBOW GALLERY
Art show powerful, 3:10:1999 p21
RAPE
See also: Crime, SUNSET
Survivor (Katie Koestner) speaks to Brockport., 9:10:1997 p1/3
Rape victims... (1 page spread.), 9:10:1997 p15
Woman reportedly sexually assaulted in MacVicar Hall., 9:24:1997 p1
Sex offender at large., 9:24:1997 p5
College seeks help in rape case (forced abduction from parking lot.), 10:29:1997 p1/3
Sketches of suspects released., 11:5:1997 p1
Community gathers to discuss concerns., 11:5:1997 p1
What's the password (editorial), 9:16:1998 p7
Rape prevention has new coalition, 10:14:1998 p4
RAYMUNDO, RYAN
Memorial to be held for Brockport senior., 5:7:1997 p1/3
RECREATION & LEISURE
Hartwell Hall to house five additional departments in May., 3:27:1996 p5
RECRUITMENT
College TV ad false, confusing (letter to ed.), 10:9:1996 p10
New campaign shows extraordinary college., 4:29:1998 p1/3
RECYCLING
Campus boosts recycling efforts., 1:31:1996 p11
Plans introduced to improve college recycling operations., 4:10:1996 p5
Recycling helps out environment (viewpoint), 11:4:1998 p9
REGISTRATION
Touch tone registration now available., 10:25:1995 p5
REN, YONG
Scholar from China to teach., 4:30:1997 p16
RESIDENTIAL LIFE
Residence staff are role models of leadership, 8:12:1998 p5
Residential life offers many perks, 8:12:1998 p5
Residence halls increase safety measures, 9:16:1998 p4
Residential Life alters focus, creates different living option, 4:28:1999 p3
Substance-free housing gives help to students (editorial), 4:28:1999 p9
RETENTION
See: Student Retention
RETIREMENT
Early retirement plan offers choice for faculty., 5;1:1996 p4
Rochester home to sports, entertainment, history, 11:11:1998 p18
ROCHESTER CAMPUS
See: MetroCenter
RODGER, ADAM
Brockport's Rodger runs towards success (on football team)., 10:23:1996 p27
ROLE PLAYING
Brockport Union of Role Players League acts out., 12:3:1997 p21
ROLLERBLADES
School clamps down on "dangerous" hobbies., 4:17:1996 p4
ROSETI, KRISTIN
Roseti's (basketball) career comes to memorable end., 3:4:1998 p35
ROTC
ROTC invites students to see great outdoors, 10:5:1995 p15
Cadets display skills at Challenge., 10:11:1995 p15
ROTC works to repair (Soldiers Memorial) tower (Town of Sweden)., 11:15:1995 p19
ROTC members prepare for competition: Ranger shootout to take place..., 9:18:1996 p3
ROTC member's day full with work..., 10:30:1996 p18
ROTC can cut college expenses., 4:9:1997 p20
Ranger competition rewarding., 11:5:1997 p12
Frosted Gold '98 prepares cadets for frozen glory., 4:8:1998 p13
ROTC teaches self-confidence, leadership skills, 8:12:1998 p15
Brockport ROTC keeps up on training, 2:10:1999 p13
ROXBURY INN
Historical Roxbury changes with times., 9:20:1995 p13
RUGBY
Rugby team finds camaraderie in sport., 10:5:1995 p14
Report cites naked people sliding across muddy field., 10:16:1996 p3
Men's rugby barred from facilities., 10:23:1996 p1
Class helps students to defend themselves., 11:15:1995 p18
SERVICE FAIR
Fair promotes services, 10:14:1998 p4
SEXUAL ASSAULT
See: BRAVE, Rape, SUNSET
SEYMOUR COLLEGE UNION
Barnes & Noble offers grant to jump-start union plans., 9:20:1995 p1/5
Construction to start..., 10:2:1996 p1/3
Trax renovations first to break ground., 11:20:1996 p3
Frankenstein Film Festival scares up some good times, 11:4:1998 p17
Freshman fights new budget proposal., 2:19:1997 p1/3
SKATEBOARDING
School clamps down on "dangerous" hobbies., 4:17:1996 p4
Restrictions on skateboarding continue..., 10:9:1996 p3
SMALL BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT CENTER
Development center aids new businesses., 10:30:1996 p5
SMOKING
Campus takes part in national smokeout, 11:18:1998 p21
SNOW REMOVAL
Snow accumulation costly for college to clear away., 2:28:1996 p5
Campus snow removal abominable (editorial), 3:10:1999 p9
SOCCER - MEN
LaPietra named as head coach for men's soccer..., 4:3:1996 p23
Brockport ends season..., 10:30:1996 p26
SOCCER - WOMEN
Brockport captures state title., 11:1:1995 p24
Blue Knights score...to end Golden Eagles season., 10:30:1996 p26
Cirrincione nets 3 goals..., 10:1:1997 p33
Win marks seasons end., 10:29:1997 p44
SOCIAL WORK DEPARTMENT
Joint master(s) program possible in social work., 10:16:1996 p1/3
Panel discussion exposes campus to poverty woes, 11:4:1998 p1/3
SOFTBALL
Softball team returns to form., 5:1:1996 p28
Golden Eagles endure many changes., 3:12:1997 p33
SOLDIERS MEMORIAL TOWER
Soldiers Memorial Tower committee raises concerns., 10:16:1996 p13/15
SOUL (SEXUAL ORIENTATIONS UNITED FOR LIBERATION)
SOUL Protests Williams' viewpoint on Drag Show, 4:21:1999 p11
Attempt to ban "Jesus in Drag" is a violation of people's rights, 4:28:1999 p12
SPORTS
Students should back Brockport teams., 10:25:1995 p21
SPRING BREAK
Spring Break brings needed relief, 3:12:1997 p13
Spring break warning recommended, 3:10:1999 p20
The Stylus gives warning for safe, enjoyable vacation, 3:10:1999 p9
SPRINGFEST
BSG plans Springfest., 4:16:1997 p1
Students party at Springfest '97., 5:7:1997 p23
STRAYER, ROBERT
Strayer (History) strives to instill pride in college., 11:6:1996 p14
STUDENT RETENTION
See also: Enrollment
Academic Probation, dismissal constant threat to students., 1:29:1997 p7
Student attrition rate under administrative attack., 2:12:1997 p1
STUDY ABROAD
Studying abroad offers learning experience, 9:30:1998 p16
Students earn college credit overseas, 11:11:1998 p1/3
STUDY HABITS
Mid-term grades bring big changes in study habits, 10:28:1998 p19
STURROCK, DAVID E.
Professor elected to town council., 11:15:1995 p7
STYLUS
Stylus has new look, same attitude (editorial), 9:13:1995 p8
Proposal against Stylus may end student's voice (editorial.), 4:24:1996 p7
LaMachia, Proto's actions against Stylus not surprising (opinion.), 5:1:1996 p10
Students stake claim on Stylus., 5:1:1996 p7
Stylus budget intact, stipends cut out., 5:1:1996 p1/3
No autonomy, no stipends - no Stylus., 9:11:1996 p1
Stylus will not be compromised. (editorial), 9:11:1996 p2
Stylus back to business as usual. (editorial), 9:18:1996 p7
Stylus dispute ended by BSG., 9:18:1996 p1
First use of color photos - "Styless" spoof issue., 3:26:1997
Ad for WWW version., 5:7:1997 p9
Lamron (SUNY Geneseo paper, student apathy...) stance justified, all too true., 11:19:1997 p7
New chief (editor) aims to be true to tradition., 2:4:1998 p9
Students (Theta Phi Alpha members)confess to stealing (Stylus)., 2:18:1998 p4
S.U.N.N.Y. (SUNY association student newspapers) days ahead for paper (editorial.), 3:4:1998 p8
S.U.N.N.Y. (SUNY association student newspapers) links news., 3:4:1998 p1
Settlement reached in newspaper theft., 3:25:1998 p5
Stylus improves with subtle changes, 8:12:1998 p20
Editorial policies reviewed (editorial), 9:23:1998 p7
Newspaper makes subtle changes (editorial), 10:14:1998 p7
Future of The Stylus rests on students (editorial), 11:4:1998 p8
SUNSET
See also: Date Rape
SUNSET a ray of hope for victims of sexual abuse., 9:25:1995 p11
SUNSET provides aid for survivors of abuse., 2:12:1997 p13
Clothesline honors victims of abuse, 5:5:1999 p22
SUNY
President speculates about changes in SUNY system., 11:15:1995 p1/3
Pataki budget plans cuts in SUNY, TAP, 2:3:1999 p1
SUNY STUDENT RESOURCE CENTER
SUNY schools unite through technology (new Rochester library site.), 2:25:1998 p4
SUNYCARD
SUNYCard to be instituted on campus., 2:28:1996 p4
College issues SUNYCards to students:system to give more options..., 9:11:1996 p3
March needs support... (editorial.), 4:29:1998 p7
Students, community take back night (annual march protesting violence against women.), 4:29:1998 p1
Students march to 'take back the night,' 10:28:1998 p1/3
TALENT SEARCH
Students dance, sing, use talents to win cash prizes, 3:10:1999 p19
TATTOOING
Body artists discuss views on tattooing., 4:16:1997 p15
Body art, piercings attract students., 3:4:1998 p22
TECHNOLOGY FEE
College deliberates over technology fee., 11:15:1995 p7
Technology fee unreasonable., 11:15:1995 p9
Technology fee not decided upon - yet., 2:7:1996 p3
Technology fee on list of proposed college fees., 3:6:1996 p1
Tech fee leads to increased access., 10:9:1996 p4
TELEPHONES
Dorm phones get call tracing., 9:27:1995 p1/5
TELEVISION
Campus cable (tv) to expand., 9:24:1997 p3
Cable (tv) gets plugged in., 12:3:1997 p5
Cable system (new) arrives., 2:25:1998 p1
BTV returning to campus airwaves, 2:10:1999 p1
TELEVISION CLUB
New club pushes for college public-access station., 11:1:1995 p1
Television club introduces current projects., 2:7:1996 p5
TENNIS - WOMEN
Undefeated! Tennis team sets record for Brockport women., 10:18:1995 p28
Unbeaten streak ends at 20 straight., 9:25:1996 p20
Golden Eagle tennis completes post-season., 10:29:1997 p43
TEXTBOOKS
BSG letter-storms publishers (over high prices)., 9:20:1995 p1
Publisher's response (to letter writing campaign protesting high prices) disappoints BSG executives., 10:25:1995 p3
THEATER
Voice of the Prairie
Actor's portray multiple roles., 10:18:1995 p13
Red Oleanders
Essence of ... lost in translation., 11:1:1995 p13
Oleana
...causes intensity, heartache., 2:28:1996 p15
Lend me a Tenor
Outrageously funny performances portrayed in..., 10:23:1996 p13
When You Comin' Back Red Ryder?
Harlequins play broods, disturbs., 11:20:1996 p11
Greater Tuna
...shows students comic talent., 5:7:1997 p23
Harlequins perform student (Derek Nikitas) screenplay., 10:29:1997 p31
"Thinking Heart" triggers deep emotions., 2:11:1998 p17
Way we live
Harlequins give heartfelt performance, 4:8:1998 p18
Two Gentlemen (of Verona) takes stage in Tower., 4:29:1998 p19
John Brown's Body
History told through John Brown's Body', 10:14:1998 p13
The Miracle Worker
"Miracle" brings classic story to stage, 3:3:1999 p21
Festival of Ten
"Ten" entertains with variety of plays, 4:28:1999 p17
TODD, GEORGE
Todd brings wealth of experience to Public Safety., 10:5:1995 p1
TOLLIVER, JOEL
Administrator raises cultural awareness., 2:14:1996 p1/3
TOWER FINE ARTS CENTER
New look starts year for Tower, 9:16:1998 p3
Student's art honored in exhibit, 4:28:1999 p18
TRACK & FIELD
Golden Eagles close season in style., 3:6:1996 p18
Track team set to head outdoors., 3:27:1996 p30
SUNYAC success for track and field., 5:1:1996 p28
TRACK AND FIELD - INDOOR
Golden Eagles set to start new season., 11:20:1996 p22
TRANSPORTATION
Bus brings new opportunities (editorial), 11:4:1998 p7
Bus service links campus to city, 11:4:1998 p1/3
TRANSVESTITISM
Bushy (man who dresses like a woman) walks "Pretty & Proud.", 12:3:1997 p21
TRAX
College extends hours for student services, 2:3:1999 p1/3
Extended hours good for the night owls (editorial), 2:3:1999 p7
TUITION
Tiered tuition possible for SUNY., 12:11:1996 p1
Tuition tiering bad for students (editorial)., 12:11:1996 p7
See also: Presidential Search
Van De Wetering reveals plans to retire in July., 9:11:1996 p4
President's resignation causes uncertainty. (editorial), 9:11:1996 p7
Administrations previous 16 years...(president's column), 10:16:1996 p9
Van de Wetering reflects on past years, 4:23:1997 p3
President gives final speech., 4:30:1997 p1/3
Thank you John Van De Wetering (editorial.), 4:30:1997 p7
Van De Wetering remembered by colleagues., 5:7:1997 p1/3
VANDALISM
Vandals hurting campus (editorial)., 10:18:1995 p7
Public Safety arrests Perry suspect., 10:25:1995 p1
Public Safety apprehends two vandalism suspects, 11:13:1996 p1
VAUGHN, ERIC
Grappler crowned national champion., 3:25:1998 p40
VEGETARIAN
Vegetarian dining offers change, 11:18:1998 p21/23
Vegetarian eating includes many options, 2:17:1999 p17/21
VIERA, BYRON
Student's death leaves campus coping with loss., 2:21:1996 p1/3
VITALE, DICK
ESPN's Dick Vitale to speak at Tuttle, 4:21:1999 p1
Vitale shares inspirational story, 5:5:1999 p1/3
VOLLEYBALL
Brockport places fifth at states., 11:8:1995 p24
Golden Eagles lose to Raiders, conclude season., 11:5:1997 p34
VOLLEYBALL - WOMEN
Golden Eagle season ends with two losses., 11:13:1996 p22
Harlequins give heartfelt performance., 4:8:1998 p18
WBSU
WBSU seeks to collect money (from advertisers), 10:25:1995 p1
New equipment gives radio station benefits, 2:7:1996 p15
WBSU celebrates 15 years of cruising local airwaves., 2:7:1996 p11
Legal problems continue to plague WBSU (with Disc-Go-Round Records.), 2:14:1996 p3
WBSU settles conflict with local business., 2:28:1996 p4
Proposal to raise WBSU programming power, amount of educational hours to decrease., 3:6:1996 p3
WBSU nears goal of replacing daytime talk shows., 5:1:1996 p3
Brockport station turns beat around., 9:18:1996 p13
Kozireski named finalist for national (student radio) competition., 9:18:1996 p4
WBSU travels to D.C. for inaugural festivities., 1:29:1997 p7
WBSU Easter event nationally recognized., 11:5:1997 p3
WBSU appoints new (student) manager (David Kurowski.), 4:15:1998 p4
WBSU provides valuable learning experience, 8:12:1998 p20
Get to the Point already BSG (editorial), 9:9:1998 p17
Nickname change causes controversy, 9:9:1998 p3
BSG approves WBSU's new nickname, 10:28:1998 p5
WEATHER
Thunderstorm rocks campus, 9:9:1998 p1
Winters at Brockport not to be forgotten (viewpoint), 9:16:1998 p11
Doppler radar hits Brockport, 9:23:1998 p1
Cleanup continues after storm, 9:30:1998 p1/3
Storm buries Brockport, 3:10:1999 p1
Students trapped indoors due to snow, 3:10:1999 p19
WESTNET
See: Distance Learning
WHEELS IN MOTION
Students keeps wheels turning (dance program for physically challenged.), 4:9:1997 p19
WILLIAMS, RONALD
BSG President gives attention to all issues, 9:16:1998 p4
WILSON, LEIGH ALLISON
Writers Forum presents Oswego author, 9:30:1998 p15
WOMEN'S CENTER
New women's center opens on campus., 4:2:1997 p4
Women's Center addresses needs., 10:29:1997 p4
Students march to 'take back the night,' 10:28:1998 p1/3
Women's Center offers many services, 11:18:1998 p10
WOMEN'S STUDIES
Women's Studies minor offers modern perspective on society., 9:10:1997 p15
Women's Studies club formed, 3:10:1999 p19
WORK
Student managers keep things moving, 9:18:1998 p18
Wrestlers ready for new season., 11:6:1996 p19
Wrestlers, Murray campus constants., 2:26:1997 p7
Wrestling team captures Empire title., 2:26:1997 p28
Grappler (Eric Vaughn) crowned national champion., 3:25:1998 p40
WRITERS FORUM
Proven writers help students at forum., 10:18:1995 p14
Moss (Thylias) grows on Writer's Forum audience., 4:2:1997 p15
Poet (Laure-Anne Bosselaar) speaks of life in America., 11:19:1997 p25
Writers Forum welcomes acclaimed African novelist (Ngugi wa Thiong'o.), 4:15:1998 p19
Writers Forum presents second poet (Marilyn Nelson) of semester., 4:22:1998 p21
Writers Forum sets lineup for fall semester, 9:16:1998 p17
Writers Forum presents Oswego author, 9:30:1998 p15
Writers Forum author reads about life, relationship with father; family, 10:14:1998 p13
Writers Forum poet reads from experiences, 11:11:1998 p18
Writers shares, reads memories at forum, 2:17:1999 p17
Novelist Farley shares work at Forum, 3:3:1999 p22
Shumaker shares poetry at forum, 4:28:1999 p19
Forum ends year, 5:5:1999 p20
WSO (WOMEN'S STUDIES ORGANIZATION)
WSO explores, acts on issues about women, 4:28:1999 p12