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Naz: A Makeover Story Vnk$< yoo lcI""n',l<ft your room sl..:e """"\ali",,. )'00' •• probably noli=! the """,U\IC' lion around campus. 1'hete i. a lot &<>in, on. from the AllIk:tic C""'plu, '" Norm Hall (inrI<' mary) and the AClIdtmic Cenler (Mocherhousej. [tall;ed hi the V,ce President for Finance and T",as"", of Na>.ateIlI Col· loge, S'<phen Walk. and be 8ave ..... the din on the projects happeni", OIl camp"". ALTlIU.' IC OO~lpl.r..x: The alhletic romple. will be localed next I" ?onka, towards F .. ""h Ro.d. across from the pr ... nl .. nni. Nlun._ Con· due hi the """OY rainfall lasl .sp.,ri.n g when the projed ..... beThe projed wi ll be oompIet<'>d in 5e' "U1OI SlOg<$. 'l1Us foi l. the t/1ICk will have an asphalt under· cool installed. and will be u ... able. In thuprill8. the r",a1 .yo_ tbni< "'P"O"I will be insLolIed. g.i'i nl u •• fi nished prOOUC1. Ou r newly fomned track and foe ld leam will be .ble 10 lake advantage of the (..,i~ties d.,· inS the fall 2003 ,,0.<00. The inlidd of the tracl; ,..ill be a gnoss game field. Our C\If. ",nl ,ame field will become • practice field. wilh the Vandstru'Id being II'I(I~ to the .... ifi· cial lurf rtold Spectator> will ha"" an .... y vicw ofbolh the track aI>d game field from. modem gtlII<lsland thaI ",ill be COIlStnlCled rocinS both. The top level will be devoted 10 • preu bo" and prtSS _ ...... ion lreIIS. &ncOlh the .. ",inl of"'" gr2n<htand will be I'~bli. (adliti .. , tum l<)Ok., rooms, and .pons om.es. Behind the complex will be a park· ;"g Iol, (lI12f'righl. _'",build, i", paskinl lou!) that mould help to alle.; .. e tome of the at congestioo around camptS. By: Ryan Kernan Staff Wrilcr Each ,,-ill share .half-bath with thei. ""i&b!lor. Rumor bas il llIat the moms are Larse. and this i. a JreOl aHem ali .. " 10 the Nonh Comput d riv •. which lake, you from Ihe inner compu, di."., ly 10 F ~n<h Rood, will be routed around Ihe Athletic CeDI. t, and te_ Spectators will have an easy view of both the " I'U1- menlO or O'connor for upperclas. men. No " h Hall may alto eonIlin rce. ealioaa! track and game field ... Op<nnl, 11'$ h<Jped that the road will be.,.,.. se ... n day •• week, and paolO" .o.'d..o ck, as il bas been in lile NOII.THIIALL: If you already bat. your roomm31e, Ihen you ,,-ill be """,1 ;"ten:sted in the opening ofNMh Hall. fonner!ytheSio" IS of Saini ''''''ph I.fomary. Thi. will 1>«""", N .. an:,h', "" ... ~ R .. ide""" 11011. Nonh Hall will ron.iSl of 122 r<><Jrm. .11 of which " 'i ll be ,inll ••. . p •••• for .'u_ doms;" the fUlure. or addilioooJ c1awoom .pace if noecded. ACAD£MIC C£NTEII.: The n>OSl challenging part of the preseot mge oflhe •• pan. lon, the fonner MOlherl>ouse, will undergo ... ,-en! "ages of """Wlti"". Phase One, ., il i, calkd, is ",/leduled 10 besin in the $pring, aftt,- the Coliese of_ rl(:iallyt.1l:esowD<f$hip.lfoll COnl. "" pg. 2 ",&., Naz News Makeover Cont. .,.,. ~ 10 plan.. Ibc r"" pIIaK .... y be flllilbcd .. early .. foil ollOOJ. ~ flf1l SplICeS 10 be ~ vamped will be the around and firs, floon. When finished. CampoilMiniJuy will be........t to ,be fitl' noor. of the ~,widl the romai&dorolthe fint floor beiJtr: dedi· CIICd 10 cI......,.,..,. and faculty offices. In an, the fi", 1",0 n.,.,.. will ,ive Naurcth 10 Dew dUInx>m., 6 $4>miDlr _ 2 oomputer'" 1 COltfaetICC rooms. 1 wril'''' lab, and 34 (.alII)' offICeS. A dinin. facill,y I •• Iso pllIIIICd for the Acackmlc Cca\ eO. This wiD be • primarily_ wi ........ ;... but it iI hoped _ -... willi • meal pIMI oIJo be 0IbIe 10 utili ... 1bc E-._ danic Center will be .. ill. l'willbe ...... l'f"DI'IS.but .. !be md. it .... ;U bouse _y fllalJl)' offoca, ~IS. da .. rooms, and 'he Book", on:, Nann:tb II OID6<IJoil, ......., m.jor Cb&rlJfl in tho: nat yar. and beyocId. These ... ""Iy !be bqinni"l scaaa of I nus";ve projocl. Be on tbe JooI<OUI for ~ in !be fuMe, and ..... ....no a'(IWId aroapullO_ ........ JOin!: _ I _Id fH""""lty lit.. '" e~· u~d my IhQd~ '0 S'~phe" La'ialk for u»:no, rUnt "'" '" #tis INuJ scMJMle 'a .. /I"", ~ ID "" ~"w..~foT 1IIi11 ....... Setting the Stage for Performing Arts at Naz A. many J1udt:ntl know. new. for the $I""""" bK ..... there i •• 101 of ron.H"cUOIO il me .... that d>e " .. "Ii", hasn't Iuppcni"l .. campus lin. )'OM. tome OUt of !heir 10111_. bin o....oflllc ....... r dIinp thai. is be. in, improved i. Ihe NIWftIh Col· .... Scene Shop. Thi. conolruc· "011 i, Ilti.S p'-«. ri&hl "",. lide of tile tilelire buildiR" .. bcte c ....... in ~_f"'ld.., beld. Thi •. 10 Ay~"",iI; lOme 10RI ov<rllo ~on' ww:.ion. ForeiaJ>l=o • yur •• tbe N ••• reth Collel~ !hey on: able 10 batcfu r ..... it. n...tn: ArU DcpanJl"OCllllw 'IoI"'ywilljusl~lIoeMt&_ .twuI its IfIIOt with tho: many dcDllbenofubyhaviq ..... llvi. lOWing companies tIw <:(IIIE 10 """"""t tIIaI is """"" conducive OW roII<ge 10 put 0<1 shows III to tuchi",. b~t .he entire year 1onJ. AI ...... y "",,"01$ Nu.arcth Collel" community boow. there is • liul< ...... boo- ... iIl benefit be<:awe • bigcr hOod tho: ... ",heR all tho: oeI ICe"" shop 1ItaM tbaI bigcr buildin, occurs. tbe Nazareth KU call <:(IIIE 10 tho: campus. College Sceoe Shop. EM:b play. and web hou<cIt.oId names Ii« .. e .... tn:at<d 10 ama:t.inl ICt$ tho GII'llI Faa"" Dance Corn· built by "lido"'" bo1/I tlIeata "",,y 0;011 .u.y ror JOIItcr 1tnnI. and """._ MIoIdnIu aliU. arid ... lIere ......, """' ill .... _shop. As imprasive .. !hey In. mony ..... dentS may not know that ....", tourin, COIItpIIIIIes. tueh .. !be hl,bly populI. Girth f l,an o...:e T ........ """'" 10 put (III. shows. !hose -m., ICt$ have 10 be pKted """'Y in the ~ttk "'*"' .... "'11 .....t 10 fORI ~ ltethcm. Fin .• Uy,lOmCchalljes .... being macIc. thdr pr.,.· ......,will_ hindu 'he d.p.rtment unwellu ;, h.. I. the ".. So this ;'aU abonus; it'l like I"'· lin, .om ... Ibln, ror do[hiRI· ThoRiI_ for lhe II .. · LDI May. pOUnd was broken 10 ~'"' """' on tbc oddioo. 10 tbc ......, Ihop. The IIIOtIeY for III this has come fmm Iho: Stale Members dcDU ODd !hey don't have 10 poy extra rOf~. Grim. which is cood neWI '0 botb hc· ulty ud ",u_ duts Ilik •. """" ... work of [he developmcnt coo.diRlto •• Mrs. Deb T c hlpp ;t, Senlto. Ak$i'l ... A bigger scene shop means bigger acts can come to campus. Anolher bonu, to 'he ro!iqr.isthal thi.,.,. ........ s!tow. thaI tile .. I. ,,"lue totho..-uas l wIIOk. A few """lCOaddi· .ioa. ....re mode: to the By: Gina Giambalvo the OIher U'Cas of our school tIIaI..,mn,,,,,~webas tbc MbIcIic focilil>es--thcrc is oomahia& for aU. As Bc[h I..ojoie. .cchniell direc· tor/Shop Fore· manII..i&hti"lDesipcr. put it. "we Ire utr.mdy happy IbM'" il finally bappmi"l betau ... it show. that !be I/U.., of v.I.. 10 tile N .... ~ Ility.w Ms Lajoie "",nlOll lO,.,.plllin ilia. lIIi ... ilI im· prove tbc IeICbiJII nv,,-at io the shop and ... iIl ••••• Iy ~""fil !lie "u· den... AnodIcr bnefl\ to Iho: sn.Imu ..... pJointed out by ISl ilWlI prof....,.. Ken eanr",1d. A. it ,.,.illl _. !be the>otre is IIhar<d IpKe bet ........ Iho: tileOIre_~ andtbo!_ CO'II/£t itKlf. !bey..,~. ;01"" lOP rlfCkh O<hcr, but at· 1ef IIti. addi,ion they wi ll be ~ Mr. CanfICld weN "" 110 My .... this .;Idioo.. has Men in Ihe works for abou, four~ .. ""'" and everyone ;" !be departmeat il Inio ... ly l"";tiJw""'~"'1ho: pmj«t. Art.'J IUoJent tbaI """,1(\ lite toview thechangestlw .... booinl macIc il "",Ioome 10 do 10 wtoea Iho: shop boIds ill ribbon aottirII; ~y IOOIICtimc irI November. K""",.,...craand e .... Ikn for !lie dal. II ,he U_ "'" doser, Page 3 More Naz News Free X-Box! 01: now IhI1 J hive yow .- 1<,,1ion [ must coofca. My primary function It NOT to ~ vide MiotooIoft', boItai multi· pbyer ~ vidto prtII! In \be IIIUXS. Howe_. cootai ..... wilbia Ihesc wmk; .... 1 iIIde«I be tb. key 10 • (t" X- Bo~ ...,....,...., by SocIWIoCampos S •• '.. Read ..... We are Nl.W1'th CoIk~ Dinin, Servic .. (NCDS). Ser· vices..., pn"KIed by. wonder· fully diverse aad dedicaled .,.,...,01 • ."...,..,.. -umbo:rina just ~y 01 100. Lcadiq dW daily cbarJec It • wry taltlOled ,roup of ...... ,.... I.Y"" Kci>er It our Dir«>or of OpenIiou and ~ Larry Oamcy is our RftIll """ Cauring "hUlet. Amn K. Mclaughlin It our Service """ Saf~ MaM&tt and iY:vin B. Lynch i. OW EMaltive Cbd. ThiI poop is ""'"' 10....,., you. ~ .... ·1 hcsiuiIe 1O..a: for Ikir~ Th= ;. ~ IJOUP "" campI'O dfdioM<d 10 \be DDJOinl pl..,oi", &Del , uidance of NCDS. nus Is Ibe Dinin, Set· vkes Commill«. 11Ii. """" miH •• ~onlil" of ,netal clcclcd swdenu~ with • bealtb~ dooo 01 flOl<\lhy. _ ....... """ sWf winu., 10 ....., -:I ..wi: ..,....,.. !heir ¥isioa fOt tb. (uu.... W. 11>«1 lIUIlhIy in \hi< &ok Nook ob. scm"l "' .... ice. eMi", dinner. shari", bumi", concern. lnd ""'" .1tI~&i<oIly pion.;", for the foilowinlmQllth ond Ibe~ .he •. Con,..,t. mana.e, if you',.. inlemItd illjoi&d,tIIis dymamic commiuee or Ioimpty siniD& ill .. I ....wnl 10 _ _ .... ·"'011 ........ w.. mli ....... CQUId " ..... er 'u.s. ",h,l 1000 $Iud'''1$ WOIlld 1ikolO cal every dIIy and • "1')' meal. We've u!>ed ""'. of \be art monu pblln;"I le<:hnlq_ ~ 01\ surveys taken from ..... 'a'f own IIUdmI oom-""", il)'. "TlIote "' ..... qs combi ........ ilb .... I-sI Iftdoep< .... deDI martel meartb dnttolioe .... men ... IbM we....-.e. U .... fonunllely lhe. procUI il"·' fool proof. Wc ore f/Omtandy cvaluaunll our menuS and Knl( tVidl ilCIIIll lIIII don·l fC'CCi"" By: Andy Black Nazareth College Dining Sen-ices General Manager pO$iti""f~ lnflCl""'·"" Iln:ady be",n "'" only chan,· in. lesser·recelved ilcml but oboo 1ootiIo, .... 1<I bu<d OIl OW" ~ II) pttempI poIft>IiaUy wflOk l'\III.Irll1f"ll"ll. y_ """""' ... ~""fecd... bKk illIJIPI"CiIIcd. Do$pi~ _ oombinotd best riJon. tbru will l1ill be SlU_ denll diJSllisfie(! ... illl • parlkulor Illy·' ..... nu. 0.... soIuUoo i.1 linoplc CO<IC<"J'C lIIII we call "lull Ask. M If )'011 CI<IICII .......... )'<:111. d lib 10 CI1 we will mate il for)"(lOl. We otIeo. k£qI popubt iIcmI; on t.aod fur Ibis vay K_ . ...,h *' <!lieUD plHies .,.d OD;OB riDI'. Jr )"(101.'" III meal and can·' find oorneIhi .. )'OU liu. p"- ""I I !upt1VI_ or "'""IIC'. We would mIlCh ..mer I" !he eXln mile \hell and lhcre !han ho"" )"(101 walk ..... y dis:satiJf1td.. A ............ card burIio& eWiftaty cpi1bcu ,..., dill" 111 ... really ...... ·,001"" _)'\IliQa~. We pool .... p1MIICd ""',,,,, 00 0"' .i le. nnarc,bdininl·erviccl.com. This i,.convenient wly fur)'OU to pLaD ahead and Jel .... best _ of .... meoJ. )'OU·ve pur. chased. Some <lay in tbr IICJll _nIh I ... iIl hive oat WebmulCr illSCrt MX_BQXM some ... here 011 our web s;",. "The first person 10 COfT«tJy idt:dtify .... Ioclllioa in _ email 10 ""' ,.ill rteeI"" !he X·Box. My emlil Iddress il abl"kfj*W ..w, and .... win_ ninl lIudcn'·s email .. illbe the <II>!! daICd ancUor timed eor1ies1 from the eomct .... wen.. Good IlICk .... ~ invol_l YOII tall mate I ditrcrea<c. ADCIjIBlI<k """'" """'" Nuan:lh Cplk", Dlninl Str· (585) 389-2521 II>Ixk~nouW Bringing Nazareth to the World: The New Center for International Education /Ilrior .,.,., nor' """'" '" .u tAr "Dnd~M' DI tll~ f:ijf./ T ....... T, MIlr IN _lotH· ..... ,,/tim/III of 8;, Silt. I'K Jail d"M·~ .M pl"",,"'q"~ _tu_ M"tJ)'I of I."I,! Pit",," "",,~I{ _id ,,/I th~ /tiltoric,,/ p/a«. ,..,,, M'·~ oMI, "tJd "btJJ<. ,It .u.kDb. PlDCU lit~ .~~ CDliu ..... Vuuil/u P,,/au. '" ND"~ DD .. ~ C"th~J,,,I. ni..l il ... 111 "n~r ~.~ nilok ",,,u.. N",","",·, .... ~ fur InlCmllional F..ducation (CIE). under Ihe direclion of Dr. Oeotac i!i5Cn. can belp maJ:e your eire ..... of Inyellilli aod ltUdyi", .obmId """'" InIC. As moslll~"U" know. tbr col· ~ha ...... y prolraml ,bit live lI~dcall III< IIJ'!'OO1WIiI)' ._or partldplle In &II "-",,/wi,,, -o..r .I.~..O.r..t. -.-I.e..r.m ... iII be or,.- .iUl! lhroulh \be ClE. which ... ill letve .. yo~r one.lID!' ocnl •• for in_ formltlnn on in"""'ional pralraml It Noumh. Willi "'" brlp of !he em IIIIId yWr""""'" 1IMoot. )"(101 ((!U\d spend !be _ •• of Dr. S_ Nowak iI. prof"... _ 0( Re~po.s Sn.IicI ~ • Nuareth CoI!eJe. She bepn teachinl here ;D 1995. Ind teach .. luch underlr.dulle <:OUt>CS U EJpIorina Re~gioo. AUKh,,·i,z lOll Alter. Encouo . 1Cri", Evti. Ubcr:atiOOl Though<. JUllicc and ~. and Italy and <he Holocauil. *' well as one --Wbc-tI u~bd "What do )'<:III liI;e 1IbouI.....m,1I Nazaredlr * fOl"l.OWd maialy ... !he di ... cuss.ionJ "'"' 0CC\It in bcr class. "plyinl. ,,(I) kwe the in",,..,.. lion of IIl1den' .. M and !hat, -if. Jell e1i.1ope goi", ill .....u .. pIa!;eI;lib:lloJ)'.~ F~. aenno.y.AasErIIia, J. pan. hel."" or Wile •. MOSI pro, tim. offer II,,· donls I """ fam· lIy 10 Illy Wilh. lhtec ..... 1$ I day. Iro~p Itlps. IIId _mditorll1 By; Kristin Secoc feoNre daIsc$ .... -.icty 0( ....,..,.. ... "" ill ~ All p.rlioipon1$ COme ..... y willi ,~ascd confidence and Ihe abililylo lllrive in I ne" environ men •. Yoo·1l oJ ... vi,i, hi ... toric JileS. I" 10 the WIIH or open.. cll discover the world ar. large. you ..• discoyer yowsclr· .......... s.ou..dI pea. but )'011.", pn:>MbI.y ........mo, how """"'" all 0( dUl 00Ct&. ri",,7 Spcud. in, • IenIClltr .broad e<>m .bou, the Ume II _pend/n. I semeslCr be", II Nuarellt. In oddi1ion.your financial lid Ilill owIioll and tbcre ore sdoolor_ ship' Ivailable for ",a" ..... inl • fore'in lanauqe. here II." 0pp0<tID!i1)" 10 hoM YOllr IlIIlulle skills ..... ~ up !be CIIlturc ol your -..: ;:"';';' ;"",;;.,;; .;.;,.,- 0;, An in"'teSlin.lIO<wet arne ,,·hen uktd. ··Wby did Y"" <I3n lCIChinlr She _,.crocI Jim-clcli< icm fODd. ..- IICW pt<II)ie. i_ )'OIQdf in \be CIIIrute and beauty of Ibc country. and hove tbr eJlpcrie""" ol. lif .. ime. "When yoo di5Cover lhe world II I.rle. you have Ihe chorw:.o 10 e1isroyer yoursclf.~ Slid Dr. Ei5 ..... ,.oo orriyod II Naumb Ibis '*' """"""_ iI cwmotIy WCIti", 10 cq>Iod. lbc op1iom IvaillibJe 10 II.· dents. "We pIu OIl i"""";", tbr opponullitics for 11>Idcn1l 10 INdy """'-d. to:inJinI in __ pro,r.m. in ne ... eoun'';". Wc'", .... ni'" the door 10 eJldUOI ad.en.u"," for 0IIt Slu· ""'." Do )'OU ...... , 10 In.ello pII<eI ),ou ....... va- bcCII!1 EJ· porioac<o ."II1II il·' lib 10 ..., • f«riIot eoomuy """ IS. """. isl:1M ......... _.R:$l· .... 1 Well ....... are )0> wait· ina f«1 For more iafOl1Dllion OIl how)'OU can l*1kipm. call .he Center for In~emalion . 1 EduCllion II 389-2371. or cbeck out the Web ,ile II hap"J""-~ ply. ""1Icaonc thcte .... I job. M uti corllin"'" "';111 w, she. "'_."llllCll1O be. teacher." Thou.b •• f". lUChiD, for . li1!le ,,·hi!e. * fell in 10"" .. illl il. ond lhal i. why she i, still le..,hi", todoy. Finally. I pul bcr 10 the ICSI andOl.i«<l. "WhItii )'OUt f • ...,..· iIo IICC a""nt 1laV<!r'1'" 10 ... hicI\ .be ",.po_ded definile1y. ~ Ilasflht:try T",me. M She oJlO ~ lII'" My icc cmom willi dIoeoIaoc in ;, ..... • cood tbi"l- - NaWrfllh ColI~g~ of Rochulu Still More Naz News Amnesty Stands for Freedom [)() ~ou belie"" in buman n,IIu? III""YOU e_wrillen. Idler 10 lIM: pcm ..... nt tellin, tllem t:<a~"ylM>w you thi n. lIM:y lbould hatwlle •• eruin proble",? 00 you thlot In JIC<IPk ;we entitled to rupect, IOImonce. ..., 1M riJllt to ijve in • pexrlul .... inlnment7 Then Amnesty IIIlCrIIICioaal i, jutt ri.bt for youl It', • ~"""-ria;bt:l.- widI_ I million .......... 11m. SonIc JOOIIt of AnuII:sty '1I<1ude: l)Tofm: 011 prisoncn of CODKictIoc lITo nMn fut 0IIId fair II'iJ,IJ for all ~ ".,.. 3)1b pro.-. ..-..ulldcnwdilll wi ..sptC't tOf .,-~)To obolliIIlIM: death penalty ond ocher rom.. oft«· '"" The AOIIIe$Iy Intematiooal Oub on campu "dodlc.....J 10 In of thesec .... sea. Thoy u~ non·violent mtthods 10 let in· formllion Iprud I nd 10 PIIt preloSU'" on 0Ihc, aovemmtnu By: Caal Garrigan th.t II/'C ,uppressi"3 people'. basic: n,hu. One main method it lener writing. a lIIy'member an teU you. Atnnocoty 11M Jell, thousands oIldLCn 10 p_ .......... t otr><iob &<bill for the h_ I!ULmmt or prisonen. and bas had gat SIICCaJ. This '/Uf. 011 campus. Am..... y is uyiDa IOput Illall)'pIaM Imto effecL. • ...,b a • trip to Bo.toll Of TOrOILtO, coffu_ boo>-. ~..., ocher $pedll e .... u. n..y will also be writito& many Imen."" doiJI& lIM:,r ..... 10 nIi ...... .,.,DOSS """'-t 1M inhumuc aediIions thM ..... """"'" .,., bad 10 live io fl>r ... ",dy l pelk.o. 1M;" milld. Tho ..-bog. _ -..:tly the S«(n;! n.es.toy of every """,th. Fa more infOfIIIllion. v"it www.an>nostyinlcnlotional.com .. «IILII<:t Kobe Price. Naz Fauna is on the Loose! UK yur it .... Ihooc 5qLLir_ .. I., Tbey,.en: .... tr)"'lbm!. ~y ~ ""*"<s fromIMIrftS. 1(M'ttOOMthe timel ... 0I1ho1c funy ver· mim hit me with ....... 00DnI they IOSI<d from ~ 011 III)' ...,IO ..... ..".,.~ '" r..:...; olll$. ...,. ....,.;.., ",d au",,"tio. tile tt ....... 1 body. Well Ibore I,en't 50 maay oqWrcl. dul year. bu, we .... focal ... iIlI.IIIlIdt ............ lot .. fortlll ....... 1ULks! I _'I <:OOISidcf my dorm I ""UCOUe.........-zone,butl·'" found my .. lf , By: Ryan Kernan StaffWriler poIIt fmjllCfllly. When he (or the ) -' I r"" met. I misIoo/;. the I\arry little crearure for I cat_ Feel;'" loocIy. thtu o·clodt: i~ the mOfOID,. I decill«l to mole fri~t>ds ... itb Lbc kitty. Woli. 10 IILlke • Ioaj .tory Wtrt. it ...... ,. ca. I dida·t pet it.-'I....,ly~afut ... 1 did thM Di&flo. OUy .... a hi. doaI. j ..... skllflk. ~ they are CYCIY.. ......,! 1_·llatowifit'.one. or",""y.bute.CfJ time l aoOllI oftcrdark. I loot ova III)'sbouIdcr. And ~' .... just me: the .melly "'imalt hi", _,ed ,tudent. III o"er campu,. I don't know "'hat happrno<d to tho "1uirrel .. bul Itt$ hop< that. tit< ""unk< find !he same r.", sl>only. September 11th in the Classroom: Sorting Through the Questions Tho one-year MI1\l.trSIf}' 01 the Sepk",be. I I I ttacks Ott New Yon; C;,y and Washl"llOll OC his wei&Jtcd hea.ily on the minds of people all ov~, the w .. ld. We thint of III thole wlM> lost thei, ];vu. and the nuny ofquutiOl1. that hive boon wed. but CIILOOI ICC'" to be "",_nod. In !he 1111 fe,. ",~Q. m""b medii all""lion hIS boca plocal "" this tnoP: e ..... t dctcnnini"l ",hit lIM: ~ action is one yurlalcr. Most imponMLt/y. mIIIy <liscussinm and issoM:s ",,~...un thn:JotIhout we;ety. Rec.ntly. local n."". c~1 10·, ed"""t;",, reponer Eliubetlo Cbc ... ""t vUitcd I owiety ol RodocoIer...,., ocbooIs. inclttdiq • ';';t ben: 10 NUIKIb 10 lily &pktr. iq RcJi&iool 01 ... taqhI by Dr. s...... Nowok. Tho J"UPOI" ol Ml. Cloemock·, YisiI "'a to ..... dent:.Id bowthc e=Q<:LSep",,,, ber II. 2001 hlvo i .. nu· cncaIthe cwricuItmL and edu· cationaI <Ii ........... in Jdooob. t.1J.a..m.ct.., pranIOO in the cla.room resulted in • very imiptful olul ditcullion that. allowed me to o .... ly obtoer\'e ,.hat. I cllssroom of Noumll m.t.nll arc tbinkilll and '..,1· ing oboulllM: $q\cmbtr 1111· tack<. II wlS qui'" obvious that. this event still impacts US one )'cat" later and ... iII """tinlJe 10 do to f .. some time to come. IL wu e.idtnt durina thi. cla. m<etida thMhlviq.p>d discu$$ion obout ... ILII bas hlp-pentd. ... hIt we think oboLIt it. and !>ow It bas boon offcctioa us I •• V«y aond tlLi"l for III of ul to be doiILa, In Or, . No .... sJ:·' ctas .. we ha .. e boon discuuin. viol.nce. reli.ion and the fUIOnJ f .. the """nkll we have boon bcarinj 10 m""b obout lately. particuIaf1y in lIM: Middle East. We f ... 1 that lIM: malo fOOtS of IIIe IIWLY """nleu. a.p«ially betweetl1holc of difforent ",IiI'OU' lut;ckcroullds. hive boca iporancc ondmi~Withift lIM: put year. lIM: Wamic faidL bas had 10 belt the bruni of bo<:tlIIIt for tho ~ II _b. A air! "'Illy dau told <:L. M~,lillL friend 'O-IM> Mel ....... tlwwnat hcr~ ol ......... ber """"'" did. - Thil Mu.li .. friend belled Illy cl.lllllato '0 re .... in friead. wiIIIhcr. ~'M)IL!d~1w ""1nmI IIId l'I'Ii&ioB oro:! ... ILII they Indy teIdI. MillY 0( my dISsmates III· mined that they did ... k/o:)w V«y mudt obout the Islamic: ~ l;,;on. ond that they were CIpcrimcin, _ difflCUltia in ItXCpb"l this "'li&ioB. beca .... of ... 1LII bas botn bopptllin. ft· ~~nUy, In 'urn. Lhil $OC"" to hI~ .... my CIIS$nU.IOS moll! turioUI to leam ....... lbou, II· 10m ond illl ... chin,l. ~of lIM: qomiOlU tlt.u _'" nIi$cd in ct ... included. "Wen: Ibm: Illy mociva derived from this ",~.ion that made lIM: hijlCk. etlI believe thoy had ....... kil>d By: Laura Brumbaugh or morIl duty 10 Cur)' OUt, "What wu lIM: reISO<I f .. aH tltilT' and -what. if anythinll. would !>ave beea accomplished OIIt 01.11 tlLi,T' We fl>lL!ld that we hid 00 solid Inowe,.. to tlteseq .... ,;oo •. 1'beseq_. Ii ...... for rIWIy peopl •• bue feSul.ed ;IL incrnsed feeli",. <:L con(uoioo lad anger_ 11;1 imporllllt to rulize that. .Iriou. cultures and rei"""" flidut hi", 1M ....... common pia: peace. ""'e, and bIppi. ....... II) ....... 1 few. Catainly ~ ;we mIIIy diff~ ..... yt tbcse ideas am be ~ SadlY. however. Ibm: ... a few -ronm oppb" thM JnveDt .... cIcnwodi., ... accepUnCC 01 0Ibcr foilbs by diuortirIt wi I"""""', _ 1M ...... boIds most ;IIIponalL1 i. ijfe. The IIIIjcriry ol"'y d&smIaIa "". pr....d ..".. ill that thty rek l'I'IiP>o .... abooIllldy iDsoLIIaI by tbooc respoasibIc fur WI I. Tho clul coachodod that as • .....k ol LhiI e-. "" oIIouId all be cloocly elllDLini"3 _ we ~ our ........ flitho and 0~_ o ur 0 ...... liveo. We lIIust that lIM: Jl'1'IClke <:L .... spect ;, mL>clt ""'"' .ide5prcad lad that we oct I good •• <ample f .. fUlUre get>emion. to that they may continue to pnctke ... hat _ f ... l will contribule to • ""'"' stable and IIarmonioLLs 'u, ..... Parking Predicament n..... is ...... ben: II) port. II the", "")'ODe ebe Joe", ... bo feels ... if )'OIl drive IfOWId ia circle. for 1o .. , pe"o<I, or time. only 10 '*" "" ....... by tho Int bobiad Lou,deol Maiaille...., ~y .... c~ive FOUR--<-ount 'em. FOUR~ tictcIS in one wtd:1 I undentand thM """'rity bas IjoblOdoMdthat put. in, lacs .... made for parun,. ... IoW1l$.,"" Iha\'ull fi ... and dandy. bit! Ibm: is NOWHUE OIIcamp.t.tOpuk. Ifonc li .... in Lourde,. Medlillo, 0, Kcamoy ond lIM: lots tIte", ... full .... h.1t i, one ,upposed to do? Do we ","lly Willi ,i,l. "'ait<ina alone al nighl from behind 'he Iportmenu to Mcd.ai11e1 Doe$ i. nul;e '""'" fl>r people 10 cony bo.,l I>r bout fro", C.rroll 10' 10 Kc.ntcy1 AoId .. hat ........ thooe timellilll ... dri""'lll .......... campuI OIlIy 10 ro ... thM EV_ ERY""P "*'" is 1IttoI' We can', '*" .............. ia 1M Am ea-. to tho only altema\ive i. 10 '*" up 011 the ...... And !bat _ .... POUR p.tin& Iict_ tIS. Not 10 mtIIIloo lIM: .~uemc f""t",';011 our .roo. .t ..... RI teIId>crJ _ an Ihroup .very linp<ky ......... lhcycome book from «hoooI. Somet/oin. needs to be done. I know tb"y a", work in. on mOr" porkin •. bUI it r"ally ,hould b< I1>OK occellible.for Inliinoe .• nnthe, lot by lMtrdlWMOIdailie. And in lIM: mtllldmt.I,would ",akuon<e, By: Anonymous I believe, to ..... UP"" the """'i ... ",Ie,-..Ilow ovorai.ht J*kinI in the Am Center lot. If they'", parhd ..cely. leave ears Oft tho ..... ____ ""'yhe elIf....,., 1 fim..:our",, ·serve ft.lotratioo policy for fraIuoco', cars. This docsfI'l need 10 be ... bi& <LUI i ....... it is. W"nlt """'" careful tItoup' aocI .... ""i~ pIaDI1inJ. they IXIIdd pttvertl. tho f~ andtlteFOUR J*k"" ticket$. Natprrlh Celltfff! 0[ RochtJlu Page ~ Discover Rochester Got some spare time? Go on strike! Looking for something to do on a weekend night? Bowling is always a good idea. Gather a group o/your peeps and check out these area bowling celllers--they've got something/or everyone. AMF Fairview Lanes Ten minUies away on 3 1 F. AMF is right on the canal in Fairpon. 1bey' ve got a bar. snack. bar, proshop,and meeting and party rooms. Friday and Saturday nights they host Xtreme bowling- llpm-2am. blacklights. music, and fun . Check out the special Students!! CLOVER LANES THE WORLDS FIRST CVSER BOWliNG CENTER 244 -148-i COLUGENIGHTS EVEIrfFAIDAY STARTS 08:00PM 3 GAMES OF BOWUNG • SHOERENTALS ...... 200z BEVERAGE • .... ' $9.95 ,_ Clfl'IM IIQWIJJHQ I!!CAIIQI'( ,,"us lV.IIIt-~ ~ ~ COllEGE PVC)(HT"II IT'S GOODsLETGO 1,oo'UNG roM !!OMr:tlI!NG TO 00: Clover Lanes "pthe ,,,,,,, on good-old Monroe. Clover Lanes hosts College Nights on Friday night and offers rree internet access. Monday-Friday 9am-5pm open bowl games are only $1.75. Clover is complc tc with a bar. arcade. :lnd proshop, and ~st or all. its dose to home. Bowl-aRoll Lanes Also ten minutes away, righl on the corner of Jefferson and Winton, Bowl-a-Roll caters its prices toward college students and loves to have Naz kids stop in . Check out their Yellow Pin contest and win a free game of bowling. Page 6 Nawrelh CQIli'S/!! of Rochesler Entertainment Horoscopes By Prune Aries (Man:h 21-April 19) Get 00 thol $OOp bo~ and kl every_ ODe ~DOW eJlaclly whal you lhink while Ihey leI you gel a ..... y widl it Suppon youropiniorI., but laugh at your miSlAlC$. Taurus (April :zo.May 20) Widl ~I lho SlIc$$ you've been un· der, iI's !>O swpise dI", you're Iookina forward 10 a liltle time off. If )'OIl hang in there, your ""xl grade will mirror !he d· fon you've 1"'1 in SO far. Gemini (May 21,June 20) 000'1 110 changUJg your mind 'gain, Gemini. ODce you've made thecommitmeT11.S1ick by il. .. What."cr il i, you'", after i,n'l !>eMly WI reliable os "'hal )'OIl aJ:Wy hllve.Avnid. milinll important decisions for !>Ow. Caneer (lune 21.luly 22) Don'1 cry, Crab., no one ha. forsotlen you. U.o 'he freo time )'OIl have to mend old rift< and p,1l pasl hun< ""hind)'Oll. It will keep you .ano. and Icss w<>rri<d aboul the fUlure. Le<> (July 2)·AuguU 22) Aftcr being u,ed 10 Ihe lim.l illhl. you'lI be shocked '" fond Ih:u Others wanl 10 ba,~ as well. Leave some room 00 thol $lase and )'OIl'1I find someone worth .<baring il widl. Open up! Virgo (Augu" 2J.s..plem""r 22) This i. lite ch.r.ce you've been wailing for! S",,~ up your pride and go for whalevcr is 00 )'OUr onilld. Keep)'Oll' eye 00 ,,,,, pri~ and don'l leI other peopk " .. aken your delemUn.lioo this """,dI. Libra (Septem"". 23-Oclobc. 22) With.1I the work yofl have '" do, it', hard 10 ftnd Ii",e for " 'hat matlCn to you. Go to friends for adv;cc 011 prebl ..... and )'OIl'11 be able 10 work ev· erydling 0Il1 in your boad soon eOOllgh. Resolving lho pl' .. enl "'ill take some P"'»= off of lho fUlUl"C. Scorpio (October 23- November 21) Wa'ch whit you $;Iy. Scorp, yOU could uninlCnlion· ally offeDd a pal widl a simple phr.se. PlY a11en,;on 10 people's reocti-ons and fttlings ""fore yO" give them Ihe ''whole In.IdI." Slginariu. (November 22-Decomber 21) Can up an old frind dli. week. Even if iI's been a ... hile. you boIh could use the companionship. 000'1 I"'loomuchburdenooy"""",11! You' ve done " .. n SO far. Copricom (December 22·)onu· at)' 19) Don'I forxet '" hi, .. fiml (kin, dri¥<n i. fin¢. bu, if <h< .uult isn'l somelhing Ibal make, you happy. forgel il. Friends sl\oUkln" &,,1 io the way of whal you know is right Lislen 10 yourself from !>o'" on. Aq"";u, (January 20-fdITuary 18) You're skeplkal nalure "'ighl ge1lho ""$I of)'Oll in the ",,~I few wttks. Try not 10 un· derestimale what people "y, Ihrow caulion 10 die wind for once and formina a new Ix>nd ",ilh an old friend is '""vi[.Oble. Pisces (fel>ruary 19-M=h 20) finish whate, .. r il iS)'Oll &truted. and P<"'J"lI'" '" .hore the occom· plishmenl with a loved one. family mal"'rs play an impor· tant role dlis """,dI. and need 10 be examined. Yoo're sen,i· tiv;ly and chOlm can c~m any hoslile sltualion, 50 don't "" shy .bout il. "Gettin Jiggy Wit It" at the Rochester Irish Festival An old man leaD< on hi.cane and .nthralls an audie""" by ",Uina them lho we of a man WMoulwinoil thedevil tin>c and again. Curly·haired danctn in COSlume jig arou nd, nlOving their feel faster than !he speed oflighl and only tho musicions playing for them can keep up. Gu;nncss., of ooursc. i. in ""al SUPI'ly. Where did all this actioo take place? Why. the Irish Fe.tiv~, which was bold September 6- 8, 2002 a' Camp Easlman. It was a fun aflemoon of Irish music, food. and experiences. The Irish fesUval wB5 proof that appearaooe can be de.:eiving. Wbeft )'OIl first arrived, III Ihere really was were a few ,able. wilh merchandis •. an e""""",,, food lenl. lU>d an ad· joining music lenl. which led to chil~n's cmft< and emenain· menl. You Ud 10 re~ly walk """"'" '" fin<! .>'Cry""", """' lhore WIS 10 do, and appreciate the ",usk 0 " ... bil more. The music was vcry good. The band thol was playinadu.; na the. lime I "'as there b:>d a very dass.ic~ Irish soond com· pared 10 some of lhe IlIOfC coo· tempornry bands weh as flog. ging Molly and lhe. Dropkick M...-phy •. The ""01 was intense, an<! many of the people thore joined in Ihe festiv;,ies and were freely jiggina around lho dance floo •. Even Ihe clown that made \be animal balloons for the kids got ;ntO the action. Some of the dassical Irish in· st",menn lhey played we .. bodJord~ • • tambou,ine like ~'u"' .• ,0<1 • b<""",~~j. wioiC\, looted lik~ a bil like a mandoliD. The food. oh YC$., lho food. There was so much com beef and cabbage (mY$l.riously la· belt<! as ... 1:rouO dlat I "'lSD'l SUl"C there was anythina el .. to eat for a few minuteS. Ho""",er, there was a few surprisingly By: eaal Garrigan good finds. st>Ch as the straw· berry smootltics and the bornemlde lemonade (freshly ,qu"ued! ), Everyone else there seem.d 10 be enjoyin, their meal, of com beef. pota. toeS and ~abbage. I aI50 spied I few pial.' of stew. which looke::llobol for a day likeSun~,. I" ..Jo.lil;"', ",..u ~ .. ht, h· based music and food, Ihere was enteltainme'" for the "Wfe fOlk." 'There '0'1$1 clown, sand ",ulpting. $Iorylellers and >hon playlo The storyteller was one of the highlights of lhe Ifler"""" (in addiuOfl 10 boaring a true Irish a~eenl). He WI' w..sed in 1nIC Irish form. from ~ane 10 cap. and bold everyone ~apti'·. as he told the story of JaLe tricking Ihe devil. The >hon plays were amu,ing, and il ceMainly kept Ihe children qui" for an bour or so. Overall. the experience was enjoyable. tbOIigh th"re could have been a few more things '" do besides mu,ic and skim Over the few L(lbles of mc,<:Iundise thtre. I would recommend this for anyone. Irish or not. to go nc.<1 year. WNAZ: the pulse at Nazareth WNAZ, Ihe "Pulse of Nazareth College'" is a studenl· operaled radio slalion Ihat broadca," 24 oou," a day. 7 dlYs a w«k. While we hive plans 10 upgrade 00. I:oroadcasl' ing ~apabi!iliC$., we can cur· rently be heard on cable channel ~O. &"nres of music .... found in our , .... ral rotation, the majorily of our Drs prefer Punk. Emo, and Indie. Howevu, WNAZ welcomes all JIfOSJ>OC' live Drs. regardl"" of Iheir ",",ical preference. Addilionally, WNAZ is very aClive Ihroughoul ~ampu., We .... ~ways lookiDg for new events 10 sponsor, If you would like 10 bocome a n .. mber of WNAZ. or if you ore simply inlerested in learn· ing more aoou, Ihe station, plea.e vis;1 our web.ite al wnn.i85.net . e-mail us 111 wlW'!litnu.cdu , o. call us al x2883. NaZl/ITlh Calii'M 0[ Rochl'sl'" Page 7 More Fun Stuff Naz Game Room OPEN AT LAST!!! Good Music Will ' ,oclIlcd il1 lhl' hllsemelll (~r ' ,oardes, Ihis ('(}~y ('orller hOllses (/ pool 1lI"'l'. II lilln 1)(}(ml ll/l(l lI t"'l'I'is ioll. lllst wlOthl'r sl' ifl.'· Sl'ITicl' hrollght to rOil hr Rl'sidel1 tilll Lill'. Sun. 4- lOpm Mon. 12-11 pm Tues. 12pm-12am Wed. I :30pm-11 pm Thurs. 12-12am Fri . 12- 1O:30pm Sat. 5-8pm !!Check It Out!! Rise Again t' •• bcca lIUnki", about lhlI • lot lalcty. and iDspl1llioot for tiDally .. nWII abouI i, came fn:m • fONS ....... t anended .. wu,"E. and .... &nick do the ~. Tltil'll< boook '" the laic 70' .. 0;5«1 .... ",....utI do popularity, • ...:1 poOpI~ \OI~r. Iooki .. , for oomethinl ""w and •• cit'", 10 be the nut popular mu.ie uend. Ou, of !he rock n"h'ctub_ ...... bInd. like Mttallica. The IUmoncs. and other motaIand pouokbaDds.and IIIJo ttac tqimi"'of_ ........ Musk ..... sood ~ aptll. but .. we aoc into "'" IaIer 80s mu.ic be, .. 10 otan sucki", api n. Poppy hair IwIds tool owr the cbarU. and popularity be, ... to ... ...., in the ,.""'S of met. l. new .... v •. and punk. Thnt in 1991.outofthe~ IliJbI<lubs came NirvanI. and ttac ....... """I" boods; Alice ill Cllains, SowIdprdn. and Purl hm, Mu.ic .... 0"". opin JOOd. andcontinued.., be 10 until around 1997 ... he .. c:ookle.a.ller bands took over. MO$l of 'he ne ... hordcor. bud. lOunded tbe .. m •. Bri,....y and her p::lp <11,.,..,... ""'" «lIt.r ",q •. and F..e<l DunI bept his mp of_ ovcrthe ....... ......,.. (inmp: dial in Ihc bMds of PIo;IdIe of Mudd. and Crttd J .. u .. ifi~ ..,·met . .. In Ihc t>eckJround, b.nd, like U2. Tool. NIN, w..,~. Kom. O1ttn Day to ... Ut."" and ""'"" fmm tile late By: Chris Hickey 8Os...ar1y 90s krpt doinl IIIeir thlnl, but the nUl pusb of cool<~"tter "",I< .. d pop dro ..... d the ... OUL NotIIi., newlikeM.worGnmI"_ to'''''"''1'thelOH.lsic_ ~ ip 2002. bleOO;~ mro ... ilh ...... _""" """"'. to be the kick in the butt the music ... no needs. The Iliv ... The White Slripct. and The Sirota ..., ... to be the 2OO(k aM ... '" to .,...,.,. ...:I ..... ",,,Yeo I jua 101 the lliv .. CD. ud it i, .... ... You call he.- the inIIu· eDCCS from Ihc RoIIm, sw.. do i~ and il' •• boaIh of ftah air. The White Stripes and The StmI< .. 01:10 off", a new ""'00 to li.ten to. The Stripo •••• IIIO<e otd·lIChooi punlilh. and The Strokes ci "" .... 1IIO<e«. 70. rodJVel'eI UIIdefJround f~. HoprfuIIyiot 10yean.thcy _', be eopied to deatb and ~ by the iDdusfry lib: Ihc jRvious _ 1WtC.. I lIUnk "'" .... ofndjo.m.ndly unit shifIcn (if you lei the "'fer'ne~, 10 points to you) i. comin. '0 ... <n<I. and hoper" lIy sood music ",ill ri", qailI. I thil'll< it will.'" """, ... n · dio _ion. SlOp ",adi", the ch.n. and playiPI c1 .. four O¥UpIayal offenden .. ......to: POD. I'IIddIc of Mudd. Iocubul. and Nictdbid. let the new and oril,na[ bands "".e their day. It·. time for • neW ~ro in mu. I • . Page 8 Nawreth ColltRt of Rochester Editorials Iraq :H ave You Forgotten What Your Mommy Taught You? Someti...., it il impolllible 10 rtlter out die trutll from die fiction 1ft our eve •• complu ood bip..-ed lDC:iety. espedally ... lIn it o:omes 10 COOl· rnnp:nry maIia. And,. >iewe" lIi l tene." ....... COft· f"'dt~ ... ith !he decil ;on of ... bother or IlOl .0 belie"" ....... t "'c arc lOkI. But, "" OW" moIh· .... UK 10 al .... y, ten Ul. "You .ca.n,'rt b elieve c"",),thiQJ y<)II'", It .... leaked to die mediIo sometime .. IlW Iht United sw.. is corWderiq inv::.' "'" bq. About I ~ 130 die __ _ """ boause bq ...... alleg. edly $Upporting AI,Qacd. activitie'. When thi , wa, di,. co"""'" '0 be unuuc:. Ihc ",a-_ changed t<l lnlq" denial 01 wcapons ;ruP"C'DI"l' 10 nrify ... 'htt/a or _ dIey ~ ""~oI_damoction. ~ Nowduot bqhasinvitcd ........ ... inspcaon and diploonaIic disc"";'o,,. ... ith the Uni.ed S~ throusl> II><. 0";.0<1 N ... tionl. our "'a$OII i. l imply'" get rid of s.Jdam Hussei n. Why douOW"IO""mmcDfl IUIDIling k ... p changing? was DOl" ori&inal pi 10 set rid 01 Sa::lclam1 1f.o. why _ just be opeII abouI it7 If OW" 10" ........ _ hIod ultaior 1IIDti_ IIId ....... 't upf",." one yu< .go By: Steve Shaffer oI>out iu planIwilll lr.q. can "'" ThUl. the bold py becomes tile . ......... willi I""!. I put "'war" in "'" Mndliq things in Ihc righl InW wir w«dI lOdIIy? Wen:. ~or 01 \'loIcDCe iIwcad quo.« I>«au, . the U"ited manner. Why baa !be United our ~ rip? PcnomIly, I 01 dte 1CmIrioI. This .-abII .... StatU II"" IlOl offici.lly de- Stales cwriedOUl over. dta<Io U\UI my modIo:r men: tIwo the erei,. of ... i~ i. COIlIi".lIt e~_ .... y....x.Ii"'" Dr "10" ;.lelllily warfare" ""- with Anicle 2 of the UN a... WW11. PlnoiourlUllioo'l plM ... lItch h"" _oti.lIy tilled Wbcre does !be "War .. leO, It forbids ..,... w-Ot ..,. wllile ~ ................. chiklmlllld dte elderly. wbca. Tenor'" Jl.and In all of thi.? It of fDn'C ...... the tcnitorial IUOy their inf...uucwre. This in fllCt, ...., Wlvld U'" Icamc4 seems IIw pem.p. Ihc UIlitcd inlegri'y Ot political indcpen' illCluded destto)'ina J\IdI thUlp )'Uf1 • thai tile stnllCI)' ... SWes il vying t<l make il seem dcnce oIany.we~ and ""luUu as \>ridg ... water purirLCatiOll _.....:orking? And. why .... we as if our ~w Wlf;' Wlging 011 UN membera to "scnle their pl.nt •. and scwa,e lJCatment ,"oidln, diplomalic op.ion. and ... e .... milking prolfUS. intcmationat dis"" ... by peIII»- f., ilities. AId. when the 6abt. wben they .... m 10 _ yd he Meanwhile. fffiju.nl "'ports ful-. • Need I moiJId you illl willi bq ...... over. we kept ........, ... plaill thai AI-QrKda is oprad that bod! the United Swes and up wllM Is ~alltd"low iDbemj(y My oonduUon is tbaI bq is in ......... orlll~ lIw_bidden bq _ UN ...-ben' HoI 10 warfate.. ~ ThiI has incllOdcd .... _ currmdy iIMdi", .. yono. ~ 1M woOd. Perhaps tneDtion both .... perpenIOrI forriDl "110 ny_~ 0>'Cr bq ood \lMnfore the Uaited Na-- ..... is takin& the rail bocauJc of \'loIcnee. .. wcU .. ""'" Ihiq$ .. peri. Iion$ DDOd _ lead • miliury our,.,.....".,..._ C"' ... ho Bearing this in mind. it ..,. odic bombinl and. of covne. ICtion "CliNt Ibem. AId. willi they .... ft"ally afte •. Pl:rhaps luaily .... 101 kind of l illy for the unction .. Oo<et I miUioo lhat in mind. if everyone our govaruncnt ;Ileamiq lbat Presidenl Bush'. administn· Iraqis U"" died tbmughout all (Ulli ted S ..... illCluded) would il is hard. if IlOl impossible, to !lon to go arowtd ....... tclling 10 of thil . s"y within t!w'ir bordef1, tho:re .... "' .. .,.m.t. tICcic.. Which ... age ..... 001 IIIOlbcr nation. It ilsKntially, 'o ltd It the ad· would DOl be ..,y future pmb-brings ..,·rood queulon--Can seems 10 me to be • clar case ministraIim in bq. our natioo lema. ~mly, \tIou&b. "'" are w Uailed SIIIa F' rid of ta'. of Mr. Bush foqcning 001 only dcstroyGl their crippled SlafI>S • pilty ....... y of the otbcr rorWD' AId. if -. ,.'110 is go- ,. .... I·m IlRbis 1IIOItlIer,*"", ... ~I fin! world CIt· IUIIiom around the world of this ina'" lake the fall iMIead "'hile bim, in Ibi. case _ 10 sol"" • lily. AId. one of the prodllCll "a'J probkm. ~ .... Imp ~ 1M adminisInDon u_ r..".1 problem ~iolcntly. b.n .Iso of all oflhis lias ~ d\Il thotc pruuon of vioIcnoc thai hi,,, Now. I'm _1I)'ina that ..... whal he IIhould hi "" It:amed willi we.al<cr ''''''''''''' lYUCml fOtJOlleD all 0Ib0ut the Iessoos is IlOl invol .... in '"terrori ...... oI>out the Uni~ NIrions lon, uve d .... and .... Itill d)'ina. of kinder,"nen. Whll dN' ...oJ;' u .. d",c rux f,OI" riIJ.j. ""run: ba.",nlng the ~nl TIIiI has DOl lncl_ 1M InIqI Bulb pi ... 011 bnngldl 10 !lie cule in Ihc JlO'I'~plembet II" of w United StJ.I.,. Idmini$lntion bul ratller chil· inlcmlltionallhow and tell? A woOd. But. ooOrtC Mly aggr<:$S That <nlirc iss,," .. ide. I dn:n and 1lIc elderly. those ... ho bioodthil'SlY military·industrial 001 the definitioo of what "!cr. would like to belp people ,..,.. ~anoot suMve dirty water and compIcI.? Or, perhaps our enor· rorism~ is. 10 how .... any of IJIoI!mber pari 01 dte lUsIory our pDOI'Kwqe. moul .lIsb of ~weapoal of \II ueh.de 0UfSC'1\'a from the utioo has willi IrIIq. In shOtt, Despite all of this. my ..... _~rWithllwin IiJt 01 bold pys. over. deea<lc 'ao. Saddam ;or eriticil lll il not tbal the mind.1houId IrIIq invade .. and WhII I do is tubmMe 1lIc HII5IeiD _ ODe of our prized U"ited StI.e il <Ioiftg __ demand ... 'uporu iOIp«.ioa word. "perpc: tr.tiDfl of vi<>- alii.,. TlIea, OW" lO" ......... al dIiq 10 ...... Sommnc pmboI:tIy IIId military occupmcy imlcad Ienoc~ fOt 1lIc tcmI "'terrnri<m. ~ dwtpd COUIl"S ood ..... fougbt has 10. I just doa'l helieve ..... of \he other W*'f aro.uw;l1 A Feminist is Born By: Ilona Frederick This MrrQliw: in no ... ay "fleers dejilliti\'e standanJs of jemilliPII: il iJ a personal MTrUtil-e of my 0 ... 11 recognition and "flection of feminism. As I <:IIikl. I yeanted 10 he coruidcmll tomboy. I ... anted to he tough. and rupec1td by all.my peef1. boy. and lirls.. I had what can he ft"fnml to .. ~feminill~ blood pumping through me. Iithouah at tbe time. I just ........ 10 be ..... As I pew okIcr, ood inIo a )'OWII ................. the oornpeti. tlort ........... inllcAibIc and my K .ion. we", forced inlO be· comina """'" ~Iady.like." BUllhcre ...... tnaklna point, I tIlen unkoowing Ii .... 01 ""at C1'iphany. ThiI bl'ukiQJ poilU ...... CSIIbIilkd by the f..,llnp IIIIt ..",.,."paoied my lou of ~irPaity. Folio"""" thil time in my lif. . I reI. like I IIad ,ncwred a t .... urnatic I nd brltJ. nt DC<:ur· renee of illJlOttlltt and uuc: in· dividuality bti n, 10m from ..... I fdlasthouabl shoold ~vclislened 10 I II 1"'" I "" .. toId.oo iU~ed aW*'f from $eX; my mg. lle femiDine mind wu ul>lble to boor the ..... ighI 01 thi, hor· ribly adult upericnce. Now I lIy the ''tweaking point," bul l .....,. it could abo be conlidered the ... ni,,! poiat. !lie one thM led me 10 mil)' diSS«t my surroundinp and rtnd ou. ""hat all tlICIIC r ... 1- ings -... obout and ",'We dIey were really oominl fA)ll1. Iliad btgU" to find that 1hc ...... 10- de,y thaI rlllCed ,II ridicuktu$ ,wocLud$ on me w .. tile ...... JOCiety IbaI defined thosc lUll· dords.. There "'eft a atries of f"'~np thai foIlowod thll per. ceived nonnaky of arowi", """ I ........... lbo IMl f..,lina leading me to the <'OaCluOOn that thcte art double .idcd ex· pce .. tio", in the world uf )'DUna ",,,,,,,,n. 00 yo~nl men', eApen· CDCeS of k>$'1lJ !hei. '·i'llinuy Ktn.lly 10 . moolhe.? Do ",-omen ' potll,ht thei. $OxuII encounte" more thon the .. young !TICn hccau$O they are ~ernotioallr Or are youna ............ lIII&bIthat they "'" the .... thai wiD be branded, ood thus .... "" 10 ........... ~ barsIt Iobobof"'sl .... IIId-u.yr And how does a you~a woman respond to all thi, ... ith ",Upon, parellil. pttra, and I n enlift" society (or at Ie .. t it "",y feel $0 I. the tllm) ltalldinl on the otbcr hdc of the fence? Once I realiud the impact society oould .... "" on ..... I decided it _ Ii_ 10 St<lP playin& tho mIc 0I1bc helpless f .... ....... My .... ualily ... wld ""'" be in my I>andI ood I remini$!. _OOm. Once I realiud I wllU femi· n;iI. I had to try ond define ex· actly wUt tbat nlCal'II. I waSll't • ery educated 011 pW a.ch;.,... ... mms .... by_ood .... rent trial, .. omen wen: vyiq 10 oven:ome, 10 I didn'l ... ant 10 he too loud ",hile I ... as $till Mellinl. I w" aI .. ",ef)' afr.tid of \)c;n, th.own into the .-r.~.m.in.ar l~ ' ''''-ypc ood ia' The b.u ti"l do ... " of WORl,," 10 objccu. tbe ",. tlraiou (uen though SOme· time' invl,ihle) pl aced on women. and the Ilpp""'al and lueee .. thaI men alwllY' seemed to _us easier ... eft" aU btlief, that I relt neNcd to be Iddressed. These plr.· pIwases of patriwchy <10 lID jusUCC 10 !he brict w:dls WOII'ICI'I face d"dy. many _ even mi· LnIIIl it. Radi(;Ll feminism, ortC of many femin«t 11Icorie •• peels bock the loyef1 of opprnsiQn. I • .u.., our ""Iture:ond thm" .. ,t bKk ;n the faee of the OJ>- pratan. It lets them know thai I ",,,Iiu!he hold they .... ve "" WOIbC1\ and I DO Jon"" wish 10 be a l ilent panicipa,u. It lell me eall!hem on the;. pinin, of Wl)rll(n apiou women ood how "",'", _ "';"110 fi ll for i • .. ylllOft. It Jell lilt lCU thotc ....... believe ......nco·s IibcnIion ;, ... 'lIM not ..... family, ........ that it ...... wome,,'1 ~betation IIw b'''''lht to the surflce whi t WOInCn IIad been unfairly ... r· .i.;nl fOt «nturi.,. ~ntinilnl pm.ides .... with die support ood the $IrtII&Ih t<l reKI. TI" ItWc!!) ItJp_rrt Nc •• 1I:lZd" N"::JIrnlr C(lIl~lr 'l '(1"1"<"" Df fr"';~;I'" Illppl~. PlraJr join ... /It 1M lil/rl for ~VlM~:r Ii/H",.;"". Email: /fwhrJ.ruJl,..m. fur ""'" I'l/D"""';"" . Na::prelh Col/tlgtl 0[ Rochtl$ltIr Page 9 Golden Flyers Comer Naz Tennis Off to a Great Start! By: Allison Sloan 0ur ...... ·.1ItId_· ... 1IIIio Shopin>io"myCllcilCd" ........... ........ df"' ............. Tlw'r __ willllivc_tiuIunco> _ baYO ol!udjr be.......... ocwaUy ploy;'. ill Iboir liD< up. _1o~oI/Ju11mo,o;o;m., )_'OII _11,.... pw ...e..d..b -y .a........_..... r.... .-i •• I.. .. ...... _ ............... Il10_ .• - TIIio _ alRIdy III .. I lull ..... ... oI ......... <ipIy pen:ao "'--. 1lI<y .... f_ o--a Soao<. io ...... &.I -"' .... E...,._- -.... "'-. poirlod ___ _by __ r.....,....OIIdooly _oI_oiap>Ioot.TIIio ....... ~. _ byiltlioo. bKul<, nAop.db ._.... B_ald ._.. i ••_• d Bfir. so. <_Io<IIbIeoI.u.._ 10 e~ip._. Th.o ""_,,'. .... y wilI ..... ly ~Ibroua:t-tIIoo .......... We >houId all be proud oI .... I<nIIio_OIId.....,...,... ..... "'by~up"' ..... ~.., ..., Men's Tennis: Serving into a New Season This 'J"I1ooU 10 be I reboilld. iq...,.,., (00 tho M",,', T ..... nis ICaIII. Comi~, off \o$iJot 3 JW\cn from WI r-', tqIIIId. tho cum il _ .. hoi lockm, iIIu~ TheOGlyretufl>. in& !IW1Ct'lI ..., junion Andrew Bold ... ;" IlIIIl MlII Noble. Mel lop bomoll' BOIl KI.mpka. Klomph .... i\l be ,lie numbo. """ mllenhls r.n ......... iII have 10 provide much n«dW ' up" pon 10 Ihe lo.m. While 'he 'eam cirri .. four p.omi •• ", frahmen. Nu foil 10 a IU"OnJ By: Kate Mastcnon ~. SportS Editor .,.. The day ..... a success for BaI"";" tnd Klompk:a. "'no "'"OIl fil$t ~bkt. TIle IUI1I c .... bli: (orward 10 ......, !his faU _N~fortbtir malo .......... which is in tho IpriD,. Througboullhll ~ Ii"';..., .. ason. tho learn ""iU ploy I DWell IlIIIl compo\e in 3 1OIamaI'I1001S. Thei. up-comi", oclleduk ;""Iudes a loomamo", aI So. UI'II'mCe Mel also tholTA Toum.tml'n •. Good h"'k! COlllribllliOtlJ by Bell Schedule of Up-Coming Events (home game in bold, • Empire 8 Conference game) Saturday, Srptembc'r 21-: Womt'n's ~r \'$. Sf. LaWrtnct; 2 pm Men's Soccer al Elmira-; 12 noon Women'sTennisal Ithaca; 12 noon M~n'i Tennis at 51. Lawrence Tournament: tba Sunday. September 22-: Men'S Golf al Empire 8 at Seven Oaks. Colgate; tba Women's Golf at Cortland Invitational: tba Men's Tennis at 51. Lawrence Tournament; tba Monday, September 23'": Women's Tennis VI. Alfred; 4 pm Men's Golfat Empire 8 at Seven Oaks., Colgate; tba Women·, Golf at Cortland Invitational; tba Thesday, September 24·: Volleyball at Alfred; 7 pm Wtdnesday, Septtmbc'r zs-: Men's Socttr at St. John Fis.ller. 7 pm Thursday,Septt'mbc'r 2P: FIeld Hockey at Geneseo; 4 pm Men's Goltal ECAC Rogional Qualifier, tba Friday, Mpcembc'r ~: ~Ieyball at Trinity (TX) Tournameot; 3 pm Women's Tennis DtlTA Tournament: lba Men's Tonnis at ITA Tournament; lba Saturday, Septembc'r 28"': Women's Soccer n. Elmira-; I pm Men's Soocer at Cv.eoovia; 1 pm Field Hockey at Utica·; 2 pm Men·s Tennis at ITA Tournament: tba Women'sTennis al ITA Tournament: lba Women's Golfat MI. Holyoke Invitational; lba Volleyball at Trinity (TX) Tournament; II am Sunday, Seplember 29"': Men's Tennis at ITA Tournament; tba Women's Tennis at ITA Tourn!llllCnl; lba Women's Golf at Mt. Holyoke Invitational; tba Th~ay, October 1-: Volleyball al RIT: 7 pm Wednesday. October 2-: Men's Soocer VI. Hilbert; 4 pm Thursday, October 3'": Women's Soocer at 51. John Fisher'"; 7 pm Saturday, October 5·: Volleyball VI. Oswego; 11 am Volleyball n. Hamilton; 3 pm Men's Soocer at Alfred·; 1 pm Women·s Soocer at Utica"; I pm Foeld Hockey at lthaca-; I pm Mcn', Golf at ECAC Championship. Deerliekl CC; lba Sunday, October 6"': Women's Tennis vs. Hanwick; I pm Men's Golf at ECAC Championship. Deerfield CC: lba Tuesday, October 8·: Volleyball vs. St. John Fis.ller. 7 pm Women·s Tennis VI. Rochester; 3:30 pm Men·s Socttr II Oswego; 4 pm Wednesday. Oclober~: I'ield Hockey VS. Brockport; 4 pm Women's Soccer at RIT"; 4 pm • - • More Sports Stuff Pigskin Predictions FooIl>all __ is uron uJ once ..pln. and thll mt .... that its for Dan 10 make his p;cb 0( who will "'in IhoOr (liy;""", wbo .. iIl mateitllD~ wild card. ..t ...... wiII mate it aIllbc way 10 die S~1. At IhiI poial. I wiU ... .,.;1 10 make my pmIic. tiom till who will win \he whok thing ulillolel' in the ~ Ok. I will admit thot """'" or my baseb.n pUdicdo". line noo btnI $(I &QOd. bul [ think IhaI I've JOIIhis fOOIbaIllhinc""""'So. hm ""so. Leu OWl in !he AR:. !he bomo of die s.<6owl 0wn'*'" New En&IaDd PacriocL In m. AFC Eo.. I'm ""'" 10 p;ct the New Eft.lland PalfiOis 10 win \he division. qain with \he Miami DQlphins pickini "pooe of the IWO wild card positioM. [ think tIw as k>n& as yw are defendi", ch.mpi"", you $boWd a/nys be p;ckcd 10 "'" \be di""'" 111m. ~w NFC oonb ill .... uy pkk of the PiusburJh SlCCle .. , Liley are clearly dle _ dominant !Urn ;"lhaIdivision this yeu. In the DeW AfC Sooth, I'm""",," pick the [odian_polis Col." Wilh their otfer\JO and • clefmse Il1I-dc, TOllY 0u11&Y. [can', imagine them noI winni"lllMir diyision lhis y ..... In lhc AFC W"L. ['m ",in, II, pick II .. Dmver Brono:oIlO wPlIlIe di· visioIo. willi w Oakland Raiders pWDa Ibe KIDI!Ind and fi· naI pllyoff JPOl. In Iho NFC. il FIS • linlc IOU""" ... hoen picki/li le.ms, since 110 many of Lht leams an JOOd. aDd many ,,"'Ie improved since WI yeu. [n 1M NFC East. ['m""'" 10 pick the Pbiladel· phia EqIet 10 win; [ Itolnk tIw rI>q _by r.dIc bQt lam iD the divisioG. n.e Wuhial"'" Re<bkillt are , 00II, bu, Ihrir JadofllJm'''Ihe~t position is ,oinl '0 be their downfall u the ""atOll goes on, In the DeW NFC Nonh,l'm I"'" ing to take the Chicqo Bean. .. ilh ,he Ore~n BIY P..,k~ .. gainin, one of the two wild twd spou. I really cIor!'t know who's .... 10 ..... in the DeW NFC Sovtb, 'I'hI, divi.iooI is ~karly the waUst divUion ill foodNllJ. h', dc:tini..-ly acing 10 """"" down 10 cither the Tampo Bay Ot>C!l or the New Orleans SainlS, but which one, I have DO ctllC, Tbc tillll divilion is the By: David LOllo NFC WeJl, whkh might actu· aily he the most c"",pc'iti~c divi,ion. eVeR if it i, DOl the mot! t.leDled olle. The SI. Loui, RIIIIS _ ""II( to wiD the division with "'" San Frandsco 4gers ,ainin, the li .... 1 wild twd spot. Sn,w Nl'C will have !be _dahl tams in the playoffs thac they did I .... yeu. """-""', East - New Etlgland Patriots NOI1b - PiIUhw'ih SlttieQ Soucb _ IDdiMapoIiI Co/u We5I - DrD_ 0_ Wild c.nI, Miami DoIphillS, """'" ....... """"",. Eas\. Philldelphi. E.gI ... NOIth- Chic.", lkars South· ? (cither New Orleans or~Oay) WC5I_ St. LouiI R.amo Wild CarO-ar-Bay Pa<:nn. s... FrMcisco 49as. 'Il>ost are my picks. bier 011 I will .nan my prcdicUons 01 how the playoff. willI" and who will come through and win the SuperBowl. Under Con-struction: New Teams on Campus field Men's and Women', CroaJ Counlry and Track lind F' ... 1d Coach Scott Love 0..,'1 hide biI cnillusium any Ion&er. Hilfd IIIis JIISI SWMItt, c.-h Love says hav..., !be opporIl>nity 10 IW1 Nuamh',_= .thletlc pro,rams Kfrom oaudI- is. Kdreamcomc IrIIC. K A, • lin. wbtn many <:01. Ie,es and universities an: cut, linl beck wir suppon for ath· lelks, Love believes suoogly Ut the coalribullon partidpat"" in IdIIeUet rill .nan 10 1he 0"ef'Il1 ecIucaIiaGal cxpericncc of IIUdtnls and -. "unIimittd poit'lIli.al aod arowth" for the ' pOf" of eros. """"tty ."d tJxt._ rocld at Nuamh Col· lCle, Allhougb intercolle,i.'e compeciliOOt will noI begin UIItil the, 2(0) _ 2004 school year, Coecb Love Al'S he II1II "lIO ~ kt!q>io& hllsy mat_ iDa pIInI for W fultR- in IliI ~ office in thc SIwlts e..e.o.,.e.r. .IC..f.O.I I from the Pon· One oflUs favarice activities By: ScoII i..Qve WQrk on ,be complex, which wilt ,,,,,,Iude ' 0 aU,w .. lher, tlgbl w... uact. ...... gbI mom. crainin, room, tcam rooms, Iocter""""" and o>/f""'..-ce, should be ccmpIetcd.......wnc this ....;_. Anyone ;n'(Gilt<! in !iodin 9Yl more ,boo, [he fu!Y~ gC Nwo:lh Ollie" CIO;$S CQlUIICY qr nICk ,od ficld .boold :IW$I til Cqtcb lp",,'. orr"", or cmajl bim II' clovc9.111Udu.. AIM! Rmcmbq II! mJIC [Q the ipfprm'ljgQlI mwjna gD Ibyn:Iay Scp!cmhq I'll! No~r.:I" COII~8~ 0[ Rochut~r Page 11 Non-Discrimination Policy Ststttm6nt of R6Bpeet & DIVttrSlty We. the Nazareth community. embrace both respect for the pttrson and freedom of speech. The College promotes civility and denounces acts of hatrod or Intolerance. The free exchange of Ideas is possible only when concepts, values and viewpoints can be e¥fN8SS8d and ch8I/engfK11n a manner that is neither thffJ8tening nor demeaning. It Is the policy of Nazareth College, In keeping with its effrxts to foster a community in which the diversJty 01 all members is respected, not to discriminate on the basis of race, religion. color. sexual orientation, national Of etflnic origin, sex. age. marital or veteran status. disability. carrier status, genetic predisposition Of any other protected status. Respect for the dignity of aN peoples is an eSSBfltial part of the College's tradition and mission, and ffs vision for the future. Nondiscrimination Policy II is the policy of Nazareth College 01 Rochester not to discriminate on the basis 01 race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, national or ethnic origin, age, marital or veteran statu s, disability, carrierstatus, genetic predisposition or any other protected status In the admission 01 students to the college; in any olthe rights, privileges, programs, and activities generally accorded or made available to students at the college; In the administration of its educational policies, admission policies, scholarship and loan programs, and athletic and other programs administered by the college; or in the employment practices 01 the college. Sexual Harassment It is the policy of Nazareth College 01 Rochester, in keeping with efforts to establish an environment in which the dignity and worth 01 all members 01 the Institutional community are respected, that sexual harassment of students and employees is unacceptable conduct and will not be tolerated. Sexual harassment may involve the behavior of a person 01 either sex against a person 01 the opposite or same sex, when the behavior falls within the following definition: Sexual harassment of employees and students at Nazareth College is defined as any unwelCome sexual advances, requests for sexual favors, or other verbal or physical conduct of a sexual nature when: A. submission to such conduct is made either explicitly or implicitly a term Of condition of an individual's employment; 0' B. submission to or rejection of such conduct is used as the basis for employment Of other decisions affecting that individual; or c. such conduct has the purpose Of effect of unreasooably interfering with an individual's work performance or educational experience, or creates an intimidating, hostile, or offensive work or educational environment. Other Discriminatory Harassment Harassment Of intimidation 01 another person, limiting another person's right to equal opportunity or otherwise denying another person equal treatment because 01 his Of her race, coIOf, religion, sex, sexual orientation, national or ethnic origin, age, marilal or veteran status, disability, carrier status, genetic predisposition or any other protected status is prohIbited. Grievance Procedures For Discrimination And Harassment Complaints Faculty, staff and students who want fu rther Information or assistance in discussing or filing a complaint of harassment or discrimInation on the basis 01 race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, national or ethnic origin, age, marital or veteran status, disability, carrier status, genetic predisposition or any other protected status shouk:l contact any of the Human Relations Advisors. Advisors will assist in trying to resolve the problem infonnally and/or explain the steps of the formal grievance procedure. 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01-30-2012, 10:26 AM #2Not sure abbout the starter size difference but start with checking all the wires that run from the battery to the starter, make sure the connection are tight and clean, corrosion on battery and ground lines can cause a vehicle to have low voltage, even enough for the vehicle not to start. Corrosion is a power parasite!
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there is surprisingly no Corrosion even though I have done nothing to prevent it. I pulled the battery and put it on a quick charge at this point the truck was cold but it fired right up no cranking. maybe my drive to work and home just dosen't charge the battery enough... the alt is 3-4 months old.
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NEW YORK — Matt Harvey outpitched Stephen Strasburg in a marquee matchup of young aces, escaping a late bases-loaded jam while the crowd chanted his name and leading the New York Mets over the Washington Nationals, 7-1, Friday night.
Ike Davis and Lucas Duda each hit two home runs, providing an ample cushion for Harvey and the Mets to end their three-game skid.
Harvey and Strasburg paired off for the first time in their careers, with many projecting the celebrated 24-year-olds will duel far into the future. Harvey (4-0) was equal to the challenge and started out fast, striking out leadoff man Denard Span with 98 mph heat.
Davis and Duda hit solo home runs in the sixth — the first time Strasburg (1-3) ever had been tagged twice in an inning — for a 4-0 lead. The 26,675 fans at Citi Field celebrated, breaking into cheers of "Harvey's better!" that bounced around the ballpark.
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Harvey gave up one run and four hits in seven innings, striking out seven. He's been so dominant, his ERA actually went up, from 0.82 to 0.93.
Strasburg allowed four runs, two unearned, and five hits in six innings. He fanned six, flinging fastballs in the upper 90s.
Harvey gave up just one hit through five innings, a sliced double by Strasburg, before running into his only jam in the seventh. A leadoff walk and singles by Ian Desmond and Chad Tracy made it 4-1, and a throwing error by second baseman Daniel Murphy loaded the bases with no outs.
Mets manager Terry Collins wasn't about to pull Harvey, even though the pitcher's spot was due up first in the bottom half of the inning.
Harvey showed composure far beyond his years, quickly getting ahead of Kurt Suzuki and then making him chase a slider for strike three. Pinch-hitter Roger Bernadina was next, and Harvey got him on a foul popout.
With the crowd chanting his name, Harvey ended the inning by retiring Span on a routine grounder. Harvey watched the play, pumped his fist and got a fist bump from catcher John Buck outside the dugout.
Moments later, the crowd cheered again when the video board posted a message that the second Boston Marathon bombing suspect was in custody. That news prompted some fans to chant "U-S-A!"
Harvey and Strasburg each stand 6-foot-4, and their stature as young flamethrowers loomed large as many around the majors touted this matchup.
With fog swirling around the top of the scoreboard at the start, the Mets took a 2-0 lead in the first. An error by shortstop Desmond set up Strasburg's wild pitch that scored a run, and Buck added a single for his 20th RBI this season.
Collins said Harvey already was "sky high" with anticipation a few hours before the game, adding he might need to reign in his pitcher. Asked how he could tell Harvey was eager, Collins said with a grin, "He was a little grouchy."
Harvey grew up in Connecticut and recently said he'd heard about those crackling Friday nights in the 1980s when Mets phenom Dwight Gooden pitched at Shea Stadium. Doc was at Citi Field for this game and gave Nationals manager Davey Johnson — the Mets' skipper back then — a big hug behind the cage during batting practice.
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SummaryWe found that the receptor for erythropoietin (EpoR) is coexpressed with human epidermal growth factor receptor-2 (HER2) in a significant percentage of human breast tumor specimens and breast cancer cell lines. Exposure of HER2 and EpoR dual-positive breast cancer cells to recombinant human erythropoietin (rHuEPO) activated cell signaling. Concurrent treatment of the cells with rHuEPO and trastuzumab reduced the cells' response to trastuzumab both in vitro and in vivo. We identified Jak2-mediated activation of Src and inactivation of PTEN as underlying mechanisms through which rHuEPO antagonizes trastuzumab-induced therapeutic effects. Furthermore, we found that compared with administration of trastuzumab alone, concurrent administration of rHuEPO and trastuzumab correlated with shorter progression-free and overall survival in patients with HER2-positive metastatic breast cancer.
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PI3 Kinase Activation and Response to Trastuzumab Therapy: What's neu with Herceptin Resistance?
Cancer Cell, Volume 12, Issue 4, 16 October 2007, Pages 297-299
Ben Ho Park and Nancy E. Davidson
SummaryTrastuzumab is an established therapy for women with breast cancers that overexpress HER2. Despite its proven benefit in treating breast cancer, not all women derive benefit from this monoclonal antibody, and resistant disease can develop. In this issue of Cancer Cell, Berns et al. present evidence that activation of the PI3 kinase pathway, either via loss of the tumor suppressor PTEN or through oncogenic stimulation of PIK3CA, can mediate trastuzumab resistance. This study extends important work of others and forms the rationale for future investigations combining inhibitors of the PI3 kinase pathway in conjunction with trastuzumab therapy.
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Katrien Berns1, 6, Hugo M. Horlings2, 6, Bryan T. Hennessy5, Mandy Madiredjo1, E. Marielle Hijmans1, Karin Beelen3, Sabine C. Linn3, Ana Maria Gonzalez-Angulo5, Katherine Stemke-Hale5, Michael Hauptmann4, Roderick L. Beijersbergen1, Gordon B. Mills5, Marc J. van de Vijver2 and René Bernards1, ,
1 Division of Molecular Carcinogenesis and Center for Biomedical Genetics, The Netherlands Cancer Institute, Plesmanlaan 121, 1066 CX Amsterdam, The Netherlands
2 Division of Experimental Therapy, The Netherlands Cancer Institute, Plesmanlaan 121, 1066 CX Amsterdam, The Netherlands
3 Division of Medical Oncology, The Netherlands Cancer Institute, Plesmanlaan 121, 1066 CX Amsterdam, The Netherlands
4 Division of Molecular Biology, The Netherlands Cancer Institute, Plesmanlaan 121, 1066 CX Amsterdam, The Netherlands
5 Department of Systems Biology, The University of Texas, M.D. Anderson Cancer Center, Houston, TX 77030, USA
6 These authors contributed equally to this work.
- A large-scale RNA interference screen to discover genes involved in trastuzumab resistance in breast cancer identified only PTEN as a modulator of drug sensitivity. Oncogenic mutants of PIK3CA (activator of the same pathway and frequently mutated in breast cancer) also conferred resistance to trastuzumab in cell culture. In a cohort of 55 breast cancer patients, activation of the PI3K pathway, as judged by the presence of oncogenic PIK3CA mutations or low PTEN expression, was associated with poor prognosis after trastuzumab therapy, and the combined analysis of PTEN and PIK3CA identified twice as many patients at increased risk for progression compared to PTEN alone. Thus, assessment of PI3K pathway activation may provide a biomarker to identify patients unlikely to respond to trastuzumab-based therapy.


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iPad 4 Download Speeds
I got my LTE iPad 4 last night and started testing the download speeds... one of the new features that I like was the faster WiFi. Problem is that it is consistently slower than my LTE iPad 3, both on wifi and LTE sitting right next to each other. My last test was 28mbps down 21mbps up on the iPad3, and 15mbps down and 21mbps up on the iPad4. My router is an Apple Time Capsule.
Anyone else having seeing this type of issue? Thanks Michael |
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Nov 17, 2012, 09:46 AM | #2 |
Same with mini
I've just posted a thread regarding slow wifi on my mini, seeing as they both have the same "new" faster wifi I wonder if there is a connection?
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Nov 17, 2012, 11:35 AM | #3 |
Try turning off the 5 GHz option on the Time Capsule or Airport Extreme and see if it gets the same results.
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Windows Security Alerts thinks my computer might be at risk
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Posted January 17, 2013 at 9:58PM
According to my Microsoft Security Essentials, my PC (Windows XP) is 'Protected', yet according to my Windows Security Alerts, in a bubble that pops up from my toolbar most of the time I switch on, 'your computer might be at risk; your anti-virus software might be out of date'.
Should I be concerned, or do the Security Alerts not register Microsoft's own security system?
If I needn't worry, how could I stop the bubble from delivering its alarminmg message so frequently?
Thanks, Laurence
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Posted January 18, 2013 at 10:16AM
How often do you do Windows update. It may be warning you that the definitions are out of date. New definitions are usually available daily. Can't remember but is there a setting in MSSE to warn you if definitions have not been updated for "X" days
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Posted January 18, 2013 at 12:12PM
Right-click on the MSE icon on the taskbar and choose to Update - just takes a few seconds or so.
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Posted January 18, 2013 at 3:13PM
It may also be that you have not run a scan recently.
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Posted January 19, 2013 at 10:39PM
MSE does update automatically as a rule, but you will still need to run a Quick Scan occasionally and/or do a Manual update.
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Posted January 20, 2013 at 12:08PM
You can disable these warnings if you wish. Click on the Flag icon and select Action Centre/Security and set it up as you think is right for yourself.
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Posted January 22, 2013 at 9:01AM
Read this thread too - MSE update problem
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Posted January 19, 2013 at 5:35PM
Thank you for these very helpful answers, Alan, Nontek and John.
My MSE is scheduled to update and scan daily. Right-clicking and updating as Nontek suggests does remove the warning icon, but on my slow old machine it takes more than a few seconds, and as it is another extra little task need I bother, given the daily schedule? If not, can I prevent the balloon from appearing so frequently?
Manks thanks again, Laurence
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Posted January 19, 2013 at 6:37PM
I was not aware that MSSE was capable of automatic updates but it is quite a while since I last used it so maybe I am out of date
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TSA 120 / Starstructure 14.5" f/4.42 with Terry Ostahowski's All Quartz Optics
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Chris Werner
My first scope was a Tasco 60mm. It was perched upon a wobbly wooden tripod and had one of the finest molded pot-metal alt/az mounts available on a $25 telescope at the time. It came with a state-of-the-art zoom eyepiece that went from 15X to 60X in four steps utilizing a notched draw-tube.
I spent many enjoyable hours looking at the moon, Jupiter and its moons, Saturn, and the phases of Venus with this scope. It helped me get to know the ecliptic and become familiar with the constellations.It is the scope that really got me started in the hobby.
When I talk to people about telescopes I always recommend against the department store scopes but I always add a disclaimer, "unless that's all you have - in that case use it and learn everything you can from it until you can get something else."
Thanks for the question. Brought back good memories.
ETX 90RA '66 Questar 3.5 Quartz Standard Orion XT10 ... and the Astroscan