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While attending ballroom dance class, man finds a new dance partner.
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Well2.. Another crazy news for the readers. I just got an information that Microsoft just patented SUDO(Super User Do) with patent number 7,617,530. And the worst part is, Microsoft first reference is claimed that SUDO's origin is in the year 1997. But the fact is, Sudo was founded on around year 1980′s by Bob Coggeshall and Cliff Spencer and was developed at the State University of New York in Buffalo.
More further information about SUDO (history):
Sudo was first conceived and implemented by Bob Coggeshall and Cliff Spencer around 1980 at the Department of Computer Science at SUNY/Buffalo. It ran on a VAX-11/750 running 4.1BSD. An updated version, credited to Phil Betchel, Cliff Spencer, Gretchen Phillips, John LoVerso and Don Gworek, was posted to the net.sources Usenet newsgroup in December of 1985.
In the Summer of 1986, Garth Snyder released an enhanced version of sudo. For the next 5 years, sudo was fed and watered by a handful of folks at CU-Boulder, including Bob Coggeshall, Bob Manchek, and Trent Hein.
In 1991, Dave Hieb and Jeff Nieusma wrote a new version of sudo with an enhanced sudoers format under contract to a consulting firm called "The Root Group". This version was later released under the GNU public license.
In 1994, after maintaining sudo informally within CU-Boulder for some time, Todd Miller made a public release of "CU sudo" (version 1.3) with bug fixes and support for more operating systems. The "CU" was added to differentiate it from the "official" version from "The Root Group".
In 1995, a new parser for the sudoers file was contributed by Chris Jepeway. The new parser was a proper grammar (unlike the old one) and could work with both sudo and visudo (previously they had slightly different parsers).
In 1996, Todd, who had been maintaining sudo for several years in his spare time, moved distribution of sudo from a CU-Boulder ftp site to his domain, courtesan.com.
In 1999, the "CU" prefix was dropped from the name since there has been no formal release of sudo from "The Root Group" since 1991 (the original authors now work elsewhere). As of version 1.6, Sudo no longer contains any of the original "Root Group" code and is available under an ISC-style license.
In 2001, the sudo web site, ftp site and mailing lists were moved from courtesan.com to the sudo.ws domain (sudo.org was already taken).
In 2005, Todd rewrote the sudoers parser to better support the features that had been added in the past ten years. This new parser removes some limitations of the previous one, removes ordering constraints and adds support for including multiple sudoers files.
sudo, in its current form, is maintained by:
Todd MillerTodd continues to enhance sudo and fix bugs.
Basically SUDO is a command that allowed non-admin users/users who doesn't have privileges to do the thing that require privileges(E.G: Installing software), just by typing the password, you have gain the access as a super user who can do anything you like with your system.
Well, in the latest Microsoft Operating System there are also some kind of protection manager that protect the Operating System called UAC or you call it User Account Control, it does working like sudo, when you're going to install a program/doing something with your OS, you'll be asked to continue or you need to input a password if your computer is fully protected by your administrator. That's probably the stupid reason why Microsoft claimed Sudo as a part of their tons of patents.
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MADAGASCAR MOON MOTH or COMET MOTH (Argema mittrei)
The Comet moth or Madagascan moon moth is an African moth, native to the rain forests of Madagascar. The male has a wingspan of twenty centimeters and a tail span of fifteen centimeters, making it one of the world's largest silk moths. The female lays from 120-170 eggs, and after hatching the larvae feed on Eugenia and Weinmannia leaves for approximately two months before pupating. The cocoon has numerous holes to keep the pupa from drowning in the daily rains of its natural habitat. The adult moth cannot feed and only lives for 4 to 5 days. Although endangered in the wild due to habitat loss, the Comet moth is being successfully bred in captivity.
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Thursday, May 1, 2008
Thurday Morning Notes
Top of the mornin' to ya!
I've got very little in terms of energy this morning, so this is going to be a real quick update. I wasn't going to write, but then one of my favorite Twins prospects from about three or four years ago had a headline type of a game, so I figured I would link to that and post a couple of quick thoughts on some games.
So, just some notes today, but expect a bunch in the coming days. There are a couple of bigger reports coming, plus I just got some Q&A answers back from a Twins minor leaguer, so you'll be seeing that in the near future as well. What I'm saying is... forgive me for a quick day today, but keep coming back!
The Twins got a ground rule double to left center off the bat of Justin Morneau in the bottom of the 7th which scored Carlos Gomez with what proved to be the game winning run. The win gave the Twins the sweep of the short, two game series and moves them back to a game of .500, and just a game and a half behind the division leading White Sox.
Good to see Carlos Gomez have a good game. He went 3-4 with a double and a stolen base to bring his average up twenty points, to .265. The stolen base was his 11th.
Nick Blackburn improved to 2-1. The rookie righty went seven innings. He gave up three runs on eight hits. He walked two and struck out four. But even when he gives up a few runs, he does it with limited pitch count. In the seven innings, he threw just 88 pitches. Had the game not been tied after seven innings, it is quite possible he could have gone another inning, if not two. His innings have been pretty important to the Twins the last two outings and deserves to be noticed.
The game wasn't on TV, but I am guessing the bullpen work looked as impressive visually as it does in the box score. Dennys Reyes came in and struck out Jim Thome. Then Pat Neshek came in and struck out Jermaine Dye and Carlos Quentin.
Joe Nathan made it interesting in the ninth. He gave up a one out single and a walk to AJ Pierzynski, who was pinch hitting. But he got a fly out and then ended the game with a strikeout for his ninth save.
Interesting information to show how perception isn't always truth:
Carlos Gomez - .265/.279/.373 - OPS of .652
Jason Kubel - .237/.257/.381 - OPS of .639
Delmon Young - .265/.306/.314 - OPS of .620
I'd say Carlos Gomez isn't doing so horribly, is he? And Jason Kubel is finally getting every day playing time, which is a good thing, but if not for his four home runs, how would his numbers really look? Whereas Gomez and Young's inability to draw a walk is constantly discuss, not the Kubel has not walked much so far this year either. This is not typical of Kubel over his career though. Young actually has more walks (6) than Gomez (2) and Kubel (3) have combined. He just has not hit for any power to this point. He has just three doubles and a triple. In each case, the Twins just have to keep them in the lineups, let them work through their struggles because they each have immense talent.
Of course, there is also a perception that Nick Punto is hitting better so far this year too, and he is hitting .256/.326/.256, an OPS of .582. No extra base hits so far, but at least a solid Isolated Discipline.
For some reason, the Twins will be enjoying their second off day of the week today before starting a three game set at home tomorrow against the Tigers.
Twins Minor League Updates
Wednesday SethSpeaks Player of the Day – Steve Tolleson, New Britain Rockcats
Wednesday SethSpeaks Pitcher of the Day – Santos Arias, Beloit Snappers
Be sure to check out Roger's Weekly Minor League Update at Twinkie Town.
Wednesday - Red Wings 2, Pawtucket 4 – Francisco Liriano made his return to the Red Wings, and
although the numbers weren't great, it was another step forward. The lefty
went 4.1 innings and gave up four runs, all earned, on five hits and five
walks. He struck out three. 51 of his 94 pitches were strikes. Not a good
outing, but again, so many people thought he would come back at 100% of what
he was before, but that just isn't fair. He just needs this time, and the
Twins and their fans need to be patient. Think of it this way, by letting
him rehab in the minors, rather than the big leagues, they're saving
valuable arbitration and free agency time, meaning that they can keep him
for longer when he is recovered. Ricky Barrett came in and walked two
but gave up no runs in 1.2 innings. Mariano Gomez gave up three hits
and walked a batter, but no run in 1.2 innings. Julio DePaula
finished the final four out and gave up just one hit. The offense managed
just two runs off of knuckleballer Charlie Zink on just four hits and
two walks. Jason Pridie was the lone Red Wing with a two hit game.
Wednesday - Rockcats 11, Binghampton 2 –
Steve Tolleson led this big offensive attack. He went 4-5 with a walk
and his fourth double. Toby Gardenhire went 3-5 with a double and two
RBI in his first AA game. Luke Hughes went 2-5 with a walk. David
Winfree had a double in four at bats, but he drove in four runs in the
game. Yohan Pino was the beneficiary of all the run support. He gave
up two runs on seven hits and a walk in five innings to record his first win
of the year. Zach Ward and Danny Graves each threw two shutout
- Miracle 4, Clearwater 2 – The Miracle scored four first inning runs and held
on for the win. The big blow was a bases clearing triple by Wilson
Ramos. Juan Portes went 2-3 with a walk and a double, his
fifth of the year. Brian Dinkelman and Edward Ovalle each
went 2-4. Cole DeVries started and gave up two runs on seven hits
and a walk in 5.1 innings. He struck out six. Zach Day came in
and held on for 1.2 innings before Anthony Slama closed the door
with two shutout innings for his fourth save. Slama struck out four.
- Snappers 4, South Bend 2 –
Santiago Arias made his first start for the Snappers and was very
impressive. He went six shutout innings, allowing just two hits. He walked
none and struck out five. Loek Van Mil came in and gave up a
game-tying run on three hits in 1.1 innings for the blown save, but Van Mil
also picked up the win. Spencer Steedley gave up a run in 1.2 innings
for the Save. Ben Revere went 2-4 with two RBI and his first stolen
base. Ramon Santana hit a solo homer. Joe Benson went 1-3 with
a walk.
Like I said, please keep coming back. There is plenty in the works! Have a great day!


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This is my entry to the Tournament of Flash Animators (TOFA) Final Round, sponsored by Adobe and AlbinoBlackSheep.com. The theme was "A Second Chance"
Im very pleased with the result! Ive never animated a fight scene before, and I love giant robots, so this was extra fun for me. I wanted to do something more dramatic and emotional, not only because the theme lent itself well to it, but I thought Id show everyone who was paying attention to the tournament that I can do more than gags (not that there is anything wrong with gags, I actually prefer them!).
If you know me, then my influences were obvious for this. Xenogears, Voices of a Distant Star, NEXT EARTH and even some personal experience thrown in for good measure. I get chills from watching this, so I hope you do too!
Rated 5 / 5 stars September 18, 2011
no words but
this is a great flash its hard for me to explain how good it is
Rated 5 / 5 stars September 12, 2011
Chills down the spine?
Yeah dude, totally had them. And a strange sensation in my stomach. A great piece of art.


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BrighterSide Quartet: will sing at 6 p.m. Sunday at Mount Pleasant Baptist Church in Elkview.
Heavens Harmony: will sing at 6 p.m. on Sunday at Parsons Chapel, 6th Avenue, Charleston.
First Baptist Church of Vandalia Male Chorus: will present "Christmas Upon The Hill" at 3 p.m. Sunday at the church, 1500 Mountain Road.
Breath of Freshness Apostolic Ministries: will have the Men of Faith in concert at 3 p.m. Sunday for the building fund for the church, located at 4917 Midland Drive, Charleston.
Promised Land Quartet: will perform a Christmas concert at 11 a.m. on Dec. 9 at Meadow Grove Baptist Church in Dawson.
Shiloh Baptist Church: will hold a Merry Christmas Concert at 5 p.m. on Dec. 9 featuring Tim Courts and Mark Holmes at the church, 306 Washington St. E., Charleston.
Kenova United Methodist Church: will present its Christmas cantata "Night Divine" at the church, 503 15th St. in Kenova, at 6 p.m. on Dec. 9, 7 p.m. on Dec. 14 and 11 a.m. on Dec. 16. The cantata will be performed by the church's Chancel Choir and Praise Band under Randy Davis with pianist Tammy Meadows.
Homeland Southern Gospel Choir: will hold their annual Christmas Sing at Highlawn Baptist Church, 2304 Jefferson Ave., St. Albans at 7 p.m. Dec. 10.
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Metropolitan Baptist Church: at 205 Donnally St. in Charleston will have Holy Community Service at 11 a.m. Sunday.
Upper Kanawha Valley Ministers and Deacons Fellowship: will celebrate their 42nd anniversary at 2:30 p.m. on Sunday at Eagle Central Missionary Baptist Church. Speaker will be Rev. Richard R. Bullard Jr., president of the fellowship. Dinner will be served at 1 p.m.
Blessed Sacrament Parish: at 305 E St., South Charleston, will hold a "Blue Christmas" service at 3 p.m. Sunday for people who are experiencing sadness during the holidays, whether because of an illness, divorces or death of a loved one. The service is non-denominational and participants are invited to share their stores (out loud or on paper) and light a candle.
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NQF Identifies Efficient Care for 4 Conditions
In an effort to identify providers who deliver high quality care at the lowest cost, the National Quality Forum last week endorsed four new efficiency measures, which in time could end up as part of a health plan's or Medicare's value-based purchasing incentive payment formula.
This brings the total number of efficiency, or "resource use" measures to eight.
The four new measures establish the types of settings and services, measured as standard units of resources, that are appropriate to evaluate the cost of treating four conditions:
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- chronic obstructive pulmonary disease
- a hip or knee replacement procedure
- pneumonia
The measure also includes consideration of which age groups should be included in the cost analysis, and may include a dollar amount, allowable charges, or standard prices for each resource unit typically used to provide that particular type of care. A range of costs for each of these four patient conditions or episodes of care was not provided in this round of resource use measures.
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" theGlEANER VOL. 57, NO,£P NAZARETH COLLEGE OF ROCHESTER Feb. 12, 1982 azareth Board Approves Construction no., Nazareth College board 0( trus· lias epproved COfIItruclion of an ,000 !lddilion 10 the college'. Arts 1<':1' ..... hich will be called the Gerald . Wilmot HaD 01 Music. Prnidenl 1 A Ki(kr~ lIfI/'OOOneed FI!bru.vy Construction of the two·.tory. ~ Iooc addition between present music and art ~ ..... . this spring and the building will be ted in the tal. The new filoC~ilY on est side of!he Ar15 Cenler will haw 5t»i'Irate entrance and lobby and will ure a concer1/reheanal hall wltich accommodate eudimces up 10 150. Kodna said both the newbuildingand exiling music. win!l 01 the Am er complex wi be ~ aft ... aid Wilmot, chairman 01 1M board chief ex«utive offic:tT 01 Page Aojet ation. becauseofWilmofl"ded· eo:! serviu: 10 Nata. ell! College. his . interest in tile department of in which IWO of hit daughters e enrolled, and the ger.erOUI supwhich he hal given lind continues !iYe 10 the ~.w Win>oc has served .. a tNltee ollhe forlhe pall IOyean and III vice nol tM board lir.:e 1m. As .. 01 the '""tee buiIdingJ and ccnmitt ... , hc played a ~ t a Glance ... Dry Campus? Page 2 Slave Sa le Page 3 Eating and Listening Page 4 R.A. Profile Page 5 Flyers Soar Page 6 Don Potter Page 7 Cap's Cab Page 8 Peanuts, Garfield, and more nent role in the approy.-l and planning of ouch major 'e<;ent additions to!he col· lege'. phYl'i<;..J plant as the Ono A. Shul!. Community Center and lhe It~· parisien and rltooyaiion of the library. Kieler .. laid that facililies in lhe A.ta Cenler, hort>It cI the ooIk!ge's music. art. theater and speech do-partmmll, '- bNn increasirgly SIRined as a rnuh cI ~ ...-oIImen1S. n. number of SludmlS .... roIIed as art. music and thctau.r majors hal lripled sinee I .... ArlO C .... ter CII>Il"M<l in 1967, he Nid, and fine MtS COIl.ses are anracling increasing numbers of non· major, and conlinuing ..duca!ion Slu· dItoli. In addition, c<lll1:l"Wlily .. nend· ance at peo"lonnances and mrflir19I in the Ar" Cenler ;, approa<;~ a ISyear lotal of 600,000. "Wit need lhilup;lllSion of our fadi· ties 10 enable us tocontir&>e toprepan! WItIJ·rounded practitioner$. leact-. and pal.ons of lhe arl$ as W<!U as 10 increase 00. o:omrr>.lniry program· ming," Kidera said. The lower IItwI of !hit Arts Center addition will be c~ entinly of ..... sic facilities desigroed 10 prOllide a h9> level of IICOlIIticai purity. In ldcition 10 the con«r1 hall. fldities wi include: WI music practia! roortol ..... faculty o/fio; ... and .. music recordir1g Vale ntine's Semi-formal Tonight by Ralph Ford T or9" the Na=eth Social Bo.rd will be sponIOI'"iog 1M! Third AMual Valentint" Semi·FormaL This """"t promises to be ~ of tile """"'! enter' tainingewnings of the \IItiIr. There will be two bands performing in the Shultz Cenler, In tile Cllharltl Room the band, ~I, will be p1aying Top 40. In I .... Forum,lheuwiD be a duo named Mitaroni and VuIc;ano perlOinOrI9 the sonss d. Jim Crooo and other mellow rrusic. There wiI also be Iou~ cash ban open throughout the center and the Pub wiD be .. nlog beer. The adrniQ;on ror this evt!nt is $5.00 lor Nazare!h student •. $6.00 for ot~ and $7.00 al thlt door, Thil admi$Sion also intlucln a I:>octle of chabll! and a carnation. The door, cI the Main Entrance wi open .. t 8:00 and thlt dance will last unt~ 1:00. Proper attire is reqult5led cI !II anendirog. If you '- not bought you, tickltl yll, hurry up .. .and don'! IIJOrTY if you don'! '- a date- if. STAG. SOMETHING NEW by Ruth A. Oprean The G/ecJner wi be ~ .. .seclion to the paper. .. place b you 10 make Il>Ccl\angn, buy or..,g il ..... , look lor rides, etc. The section will be titled "SWAPPIT: If you ........ anylhin!l you are trying to .. 0, anything you'd like 10 excMngc or buy- let us know. Wrjte your name, IIIMt you \/IOU1d like to advfftiM and a place you can be <;On' lacted on a slipof _ and drop ~ offin the ~ on the<klor at the Gleaner ""',. .tudio. New art stuctiol. ten"linat rooms and lin an slide IibrM}l and preparariOfl room will be located on the second "'-l . The """,wing will reluse space in t/w existr,g Iacilily b d,~ .elwanals, lind theat .... ·in·the-round and experimental theater productions. New or expanded COOIWI in phoI~, .......~ textila, directing. d.ncc and eleclronic music can aho be ac:cotnmodated. The groundbreaking b the Arts Center addilion win clima~ a wecial "Celebriltion 01 t .... Art." year at the college lllhich ....... ini~tw in s.,p. tember 10 corrmmIOI'ate the 15th anni· versary at the Nazareth Ans Center. The ymr-long program is w.. turin9 per. ~ of modem dance, nWne, IOUmg repertooy thealer, ethnic pr0- grams and children', theatlf- all culru· ral areas llihich the Atl. Cent .... has helped dewlap locally. The music .x. parlment will pnosenl a spacial series cI per'ormances Ihis spring. The co/IegIt has raised appro>timately SSOO,OOO d. tM $880,000 cost cI lhe .- wins. Of tMt amoutIl. Gft1IId Wilmot and his wife, EieerI, '- contmutw $250,000 and their four chidren $12..500 oct.. AI three at thot Wimots' daught.... and their daughter·in·1aw attended Nazareth' College. NIlnI:>', t'IO\II tnaJried to Paul F. Gorman, sraduated in 1968 and Ma .... Ellert in 1m; Anne Kathleen iI. Nazareth 1Iertior; and the former Susan T ercek it'ICMI the wiIoi! cI Gerald Wilmot, J •. ) iI. 1970 graduate cI the co/IegIt. AI low women '- had a 1ft·1ong interat in music. T...:I at the cIJI.9l\er"l. Nancy and Ma .... Ellert, ~ a special reIIo, tionship with IhI: late $ster Kathleen Riky, founder cI the Nazareth music departmctnt,lIiholaughllhem an appreciation 01 good tTlIsic and 9/1"11 them piano 1euonI, MaIY Ellen was a music education mlIjor al the cokge: ard tlll40t in the F~ $chooI District b six ~ Sh! plays the piano and 0<9<l0 .00 Ita ;.... ""'"'te los$orQt to 51uc1en" including the three WiIfnoI gr .. nddwdren. In addition to tho Wilmot family, other "",jor cont,blt"'" to the cam· paign 8"': Nazareth trustee Theodore J. Zon1OUJ and his wile, Margaret; GIet .. · son Charitable T .... t; Gannetl Founda· tion; Rochat .... T ~ Corpora· tion; Rochel!" Gat and Electric C..o.,m.p aroy; and M• . and Mrs. fhctr ThaKidmllilid lhot ~ is continuo ing to raise the b"brce at the fund... Nao . ... lh Art Cenler. Broken line indicales fUlure.he 01 Gerald G. Wilmol H .. rl 01 Mullic. Art Center Expansion Underway by Kathy Kehoe The Art Center It~panaion is another step in Nuarelh', orogoirog procHS at facility up.1naion. accord· ing to President Robert A. Kidera. The addition, tobe named the Gerald G, Wilmot HaliofMusit,isbein$builno aIIoIII e~pansion 01 thot qamped QUar· ters d. art and music .tudents. Since the Art Center', construction in 1967, ~ in ~ prOgraI1lI hal incr~ dr/llnaticat,l. During thlt pas! r..... years, Nazareth College hat; bHn consistently upgrad· ing il$ 51ox1ertt 'acilitilts. The a lto A Shults Community Cente. , con · structed in 1916, added neIII offiu space, trI0I'tin9rooms and ethletic fac~i· tias. The Lorltlle Wilma! Ub.-ary .....as rer>OW>ted to doublfl ill usable space and add .. media center, TheC_halia and ~ greenhouR ho ..... also bHn construcled. In add~ion, chmmt .... LabI M"'" bcten rtmOdelecl and the Mane Callahan Reading Clinit opened in the lower r..wl of Lourdes Hall. Lasl 'aU, thlt Psycholog,> Center 111M opened. President Kidera Aid that the Col- ~ wi COt'Itrout 10 "'pn:we facilities thaI will benefit the 5Iudenl5. AIt~ d~ enrofmomI '* urn h.we beer! I nationwio:k trItnd. Kider.doa no! feelthat Na=w,',wi droplignl/icantly, The CoUege'lexpanlion hal been 9l'ared IOSItM! the need!: 01 the college'. pre5m1 number at 51udltnll, Currently, the coIIego hal 1390 full I ...... undergrad<0l .... PrOlfi. dent Kiderl \lIQUid like to _ erwoIment 5Iabiliu It 1350. P.,. 2 THE GLEANER EDITORIAL lillie 'wiT!" ·MOM!!!~ hbruary 12, 1 I finally .ealiud lhal ilSarn"did n..GIeanc . .......... ~fr-ol". MUCH rllen he_one rough dude. stLdonr body, foaIIly • ...J ~ AI lhe age of nine, Mom goI5I'I'Iart. w.tero1o',.,,«Iiror_botplac ...... our- TO DO was OPERATION: $ANTA CLAUS ---... on me dc:G< of 1M tJttd<II'grod Ard ~ workl!d. AcriIiria Room. or ....., fO The " If I'OU don'l finiloh din,,", t; ....... , Naz_h CoIrgo, P.O. Sox ABOiUT Claus will know il," 4007, Rochest .... N.Y. I46U1 Din"", never tasll!d bene. , Many students don', read the N "1t y<l4Jdon', bmave, Sa,nlaClaus Dtomocrot cmd Chronicle. NOTHI G know it." Cal"en"d"ar .d ." .... ,. . C,", "" 'I -ha"te' 1 "0 "i>"d,m, i.r .i.I,. b.um t , M"o"m " "IW". A few don', even read the G.,.".,.. pegged. But a>erybody nollds the tunnel by marc 1a vecchia c~~· Virginia, there is a 'it" """ is i"no'nunIlO IN lure 01 the AI the age 01 tom. ;1 .... a ICrawied ~ thaI Mel'I 10 c_ different stOfy. I!Wry irr1aginabII! .... rface 01 OW ......... "Mom, if thefe illi Santa Claus, !J'OUI'CI ~ Soo:nttlmg ill appeal. how come he let you dieT r.g ..00..1 ...eng ·PIGPEN lNES IN No response. OUR SOULS" spray pa,reci in 100,- No rea5SUTi'nce. hi!;! green Inters. F aYOrite tnatchel NOlhing. """ __ ,. lide .... fide with NOThing bul siIeno;e as I sit al decla,;;';;' ollow. "" nw.e was this girl Virginia, _? She ......,..Id insist that the door 101M large window crying for an ana~. Bec""se lhe ... a1b! are 110 publ;,;, !Va!. EveryOne had a hard !ime !rying!O always apm. Nmhfng. iUislS are often reluo;tanlloboldly iden· convince Mr !hal Sanlll Claul does "I can't believe fie ,..,alIy hal rein· Since 1M age of len, 1 have I tify themselves. Some 11M ini!ials. Oth. e~ist. see? I .... ppose they eventually deer." endle.,. ChristmM EVfl5llaringOUI ...... wr~e in codes tr.;.t "" only mean. succeeded and lhey all lived happily Mom would open ltoe WOIId Book window into snow·paven IlreelsaU ingIullO lheir friends. Somelimes peo- .,.".,r aller and aU that. 1 don'l know. ] Encyclopedia and show me pkturnol orated ingreenandred BSifnoone pie wrile thinso for ;USI themeelva. I didn'l stick around to_,t.e,ncI, bul il real. live. honest lor goocioH6 rein· cared. M~ eyes would ~ UP. lik"o I'" 10 no ...... al the aulhorlh· . 01 did get melo s larl thinkingaboutlhoN deer. w. ~I alone '" tM learsrandown aypIic '~n"'fe-;~ familiar .--- days ] _nl ~ houn siuing al • This was all Jim Dandy m. unt~ 1M chW<, falWlg 6/Ik-ly intO my Lap. or incidents. large window al my ....... ......dmngil" age 01 """'" and ~I.] had to_Ihis Unt~ lhis ~ar. Considorin!I tho! number 01 arl IIIU' Santa did, in lacl, exisl. guy. This ~ar ~ was diffeoenl. <!tn1S al Naz, I lind it ~ 1"'1 AI lour years 01 age. who _ ] to ] had 10 shake Rudolph', hand. This ~¥.,] SII! III !"" • ctr-ings and painlings ar, '- and far argue? AI ] had 10 do __ show my ] had 10 play P ..... .()ut with" Saint looking for an answer. 1M decora . bHwem. Really good works, Uwol is. mother mybesl sido lor a f.wdooys,and Nick ... himself. ~ 1M same. ",did my Tn.. ones mat do a~ar arl~' 1M ""~t lhirog [knew rd found. ] had 10 be convincoed. o;ouIdleeltMwateolillingmyeyes Qlching and bold. A few arlHril. AIot dozen presentS for...,..... under a roic, Mom would aMrays ha....1 .... __ . again unlil .. 01 people commml on tho! Ziggy snow I,ee. She would lakco me loa ohopping«nter Unl~ something happened • .c""" in lhe tun".,[ bll\WCn tM Shult, Good deal. (big <kat) and to and behold there A warm sensation rolled my . Center and lhe dorms. Rulhins 10 Alt.er . ix ..... ars and no,..,aI proof Ih<ol would sil Santa in aD his glory. l"m Tn..tearsw.erelhrownawaylorIM Smith recently, I Wa5 c;on!ronled !IUd. Ihisjolly gift ·gMrr was for rear, ldecided talkin' red suit. r06y cheeks and all. lime in nine ~a.,. BefoTe ] C<)Uldgr denly with a huge. Slark Alice Coaper. thaI [ woukt ~ ~ Mom lile "once· Too bad I had such a Iousv dispocilion the mornml. a smile broke OUI on [ never seem to be able to calch I.... (:IVer" twice. Maybe a bit of third degree tMn. lace. r tried to resist it. but I~iIed. J tunnel "vandals" al work. One, in. would calch Mom off her guard and I "So. little boy..... there. smiling bke an Ktiot when I fi . while ru find a hntive.Jooking -.r trail. could find OUI if tMre really wan Santa "\Nho you calling 'Hl1le boy'. Tubby?"" realized somethjng lhal maybe ] ong along slowly, ciulciw1!jl • marker, CLom " ... what would I'OU lih lor Chrisl ' "- realiud ...... ye~ .. _ . Qrefuliy BWiding ...... contlre! with me. "Howcoulda man travel around IlICh trIol$' ~ Mom is happy. And I Tunnel-wriling -.... 10 be epidemic a Large world in one nighl and It ill "1 SUJll>O$e you're gorvra get 11 lor be too. And] ..... durTIg lhe .......ekend, judging by tho! mar"Ii9 10 be home before his wife mer Unless you can empalhiu with number 01 new .cribble$ tNrt are noticed M wasgcww? "~you'dlikeanicesmackinlho! gueuyoumq,tSllyINrt!hereilno di!ocowred on Saturday morning. Mom would multeo sumthlr, about mouth tucked in you're little 11OCking. ~ ,..,ason for writing thiscoUnn!his lnoMCabl\I. a few f"'lm"ted lOUIs feel !lUper·sonic sound. "He ... Fatso, quil pinch in' lhe around unless maybe you, IiI<e a need to broadcaSIIMdetaa. 01 their "SuI Mom .. we don't _n ~ a cheeb.- rni!#rl realize thaI there isaSanta KX life lor 11M! nformation of tM ,_,_._. . . ._. _~._· ___ _ _______·_ M_"".:..-,""'·_d_""_· _-_... :....' -_ _· C"'_·_"::.w".' :.: .. _______- jl enlire campus. JUII in Cate 1M words aren't e xplicil enough. "artists" obliog· Big Fear - NO BEER! ingIy iIluslrale lhe"" announc"",,"lI. ~a. Editor. This praclice does annoy and offend some "udenIS. ] ftnd I"'t ,eadins It.e 1 have heard rumorl come and go, same word _1'\1 two leel rendtl'l me but Ihis "Marsa. ... " hal beom lingerin:!l immune to ~s impacl. ] feel like r.... OYeTIMNazarethcommunit ... linceLasI journeyed back n timo! to high ",Irool, M'me5I"'. The problem INs limo! iI tho! where ~ was "cool". prOSpI'Cliw closing 01 tho! pub, and No! _I'}/ college iI bIn.Ied with a rnal<lng Nazareth a dry campus upon Iunnel 'Y5lem. Baida getting III100ur 1M ,etnment 01 President Kidera. destinations, it ~ III with omter. Some i!lUlhority fioJ.<res 0I1t.e Campo.i$ tainmeort and perhapI • way 10 S/IO} • .... conne.:;ting tho! ...... and deslruc· speciII -thank..,..,.," 10 • friend. Tn.. lion n tho! school with It.e pub. TheM grafitti a.e not merely idly .crarched PfQIIIe S/IO} thai tho! only thing lhe pub notes, but an! aTrUlmeanioicommull- 9"""'1"1" is lroubk!. So, 10 IoIve lhe icalion. Reading tho! waDI is 1IIw.,.,.. a problem. they would gel rid 011 .... pub good WII", to dilcoYer what really iI andpermilnollkoholloenltrt!recam-happening at Nazareth. ~, by Kathy K ....... -Editor The students mighl think that the Dear Editor, I have he;,rd rumors th<ot there II a group of facutty members t~ to make thls campus a dry C.,.,..:M. I haYI two qualiDnl concerning this rumor. Tn.. first is: Is ther", ,..,.,such a grot:4> 01 facu/ry manbers? M ... Me· ond question is:: If such a group nisls, why haven'! lhey announced /1tIOJ" lhire? It gives me tho! impreuion that they do not wanl tho! . !udenlllO kTllJoU until ~ illOO lale lor III !O .rap them. school can nolS1Op them from bringing beer and liquor inlO lheir rooms. but wh<ol lhey fa~ 10,..,atille is thallhesclrool un. Every resident signs forms lhal Ital" they will abidoI by lhe Ill1denl handbook. and one of tt.e rq,15 t .... student loses is tho! pri\l«yol hilloom. The school can enter any room. and search it wichoul tho! permiuion of the occupants. This "'t generate more trouble than would ha.... been n · pl'Cted. W~h tho! clo6rog oI!M pub and 1M institution 01 a dry campA, tM students will be drilling IOn'Iewhere else. encouraging people IOdrM while in!ox· ica led. The ral" of accidents with drunk driving might ;ncrease.1f people W<!rl oot going todriw. tM ne~! closest place is SI. John Fisher to which Il"10&1 studenlS will be waiting. ThIlt II ;ust ... bad. A person can get ki&d by a drunk driver Of hurt just by walking home. To remove till' pub from !Mcarnpus will hurl Naure!h severely. and put her another step blICkwllrd. Tn.. studen!&, both residents and comrnut ...... , use lho! pub tIS a place to unwind from 1M .iaois or week's evenlS. Tn.. people do rtOI have 10 go off campus for a lIOCiai and relaxed almc>6p/lere ~ they can fnd it Mre. The social atll"lO&p/lere II domi· nant in lhe events of tM pub. Tn.. fint week 01 school tM fr"1Imen had mi~ · trl. bec:au.e ;1 was lhe on'" way they gol 10 know olher freshmen ~nd upper· clMamen. With tM pub gone: we are r""""';ng the inlermi~ing 01 the dorms and lheir people, and tM future fresh· men will get acq..ainted wich the peoJJIe from their floor only. As for tM progrew 01 the .cirool, lhere ~ been IeapI and boundI ac:. complished in lhe '- years INrt Nazareth has b«~ cO«lucalional. Tn.. lehool now has a good port"", 01 men Do 1M laculty al lhis college nor· enroBed in lhe academics and lhe at· mally try to chango IhireJ without even consultins lhe students? When one Ih;nks about this. it iI infuriating.] mean, we live t.e,.." and arl 001 even given a choice in theM policies. I. th il • college or a high .choo/? Ple_ research this rumor. J, lor OM, would like 10 ha""l' a chance to fighl this idea iI" they a.e trying to pass it. Garfield CLICK} <- ~'~'!fi~!!' ~P! [!) """"'. k~ll1i~~ hleticl; to close the pub would Pt"O$pe.:;tive alhleles and .chol...rs at other collegeo. The pub ill'" IOUrceo! ent"'tainmenl on IMC To close it down IIKJUId lim~ II actMlies. I am all for keeping lhe pub open.! not drink beerorolher alcoholic ages. bul ] do use 1M pub .... pIace meet people and have agood time.l support lhe people who do dmk. _ PfQIIIe. """ Of IWO beers themmore relaxed and able toer+:rv al~ 01 tho! pub. Tn.. pub ' controlled s~",,'ion and It.e amourc d ...... ing lhat goetI on iI not Uwol e live. The s luclenls are OUI on tM kends to have the good lime tM days might not permil. Tn.. pub has inslituted new for lhe studenlS. slalf and facu lty. so facult ... can gel involved with the dents affairs concerning 1M pub. II also a wider ~anet ... 01 actM!ies on al tM pub. Tn..re iI facult ... night. and more s!udentl per live enteolainment. 10. grealer n 01 students can participale and 1M pub. [ 1'1' ..... Ihallhis rumor wiI not lru., b.c::ause if ~ does, NazareIh lege wiD be Ioo.ing a gr.at _. Sincerely. ~ahBartle!l •':. .. -• " " "h OF THE WEEK: FRESHMAN SLAVE SALE "What am r doing he",?" "Soidl To 'he lady with 1M bad ""bit." "h '. my lint lime too!" "Doo', wan"" be _ .. Love." "E"",,,,,,,,,,,,., _." THE GLEANER JU51 as they hauc in almost ~ other aspect of bus\neu. women are now taking aim M the music industry and m91t I add. shootng with preci· Aon. The most ~ of the firing 1QUad. to mte. _ 10 be. five gjri (and no guys) band called the Go-Go',. We'uc seE'I1 female \/OCalistslOnd !lUi!. ansts before but never !las an a11.girl band shot so rllpidly ooto the charts, The reason for thil ClUernight sensation it probably best s tilted by theGo-Go'l themwlves. "WE GOT THE &AT.~ And they ceru,; .. ~ do. Powding O\It PIIr. pop IUne!I with a.tchy meIo<:in and II beat )IOllC"" danc. tosnms to be _thing the 00.(;0', hIwe mastered III. fIne art. Their debut album II domiNlted by hit material, 'n::lOOing the lingle ~OUR UPS ARE SEALED: • tong that, aslar 111 1 hIwe witnessed., hili never failed to get c..........w. on their feel dancing. sino:Jirlg DEALING WITH DISQUES byD_WRbb Beauty lind the Beat JjJJJ along, or at lea$I tappirls their feet. Other songs worth hooorable momtion life: "WE GOT mE BEAT". a song regarding the group'. $late of miod. "AlJTOMATK:." II bouncy. new......we type song. and "YOUCANTWAlK IN YOUR SLEEP (IF YOU CANT SLEEP"). aoother bouncy. sing.along. It's hard to be critical, as eve>}' song is worthwhile listening. The Go-Go', play for. probably. the Largest market in popular rrusic. Girls. W,th bands ~ playing .... infinite number of IOn9i about girls. iI's about time we had 10 band girll can reillte 10 and idolize b5 -0. A note to peopk who don't .... pre· ciate theGo.(30·s: You'd beller at least get used to them as I feel they 11 be IIround for a while. (or as long b5 they keep producng the crowd pleasing malerial they do 10 weD.) BeKJe. guys, lOdnu, ii, wouIcL-l', )IOll rllther watch the Q.o.Go', than A"""";th? ) .. Frisbee material J J .. Tolerable when intoxicated .J .J.J z A~ .J .J .J) • AS5e1 to disque POrtlolio J J J J J -0." ... __ Froggy Delights Sick 01 SAGA food? looI<ing lor a new place to munch? Charlie', Frog Pond is a ~finite dllleT1lion from the usual run of the mill luncheon and dinner cafe. in ~s unusual amphitian dKor b5 well", illmenu thalwill satISfy just about 3I'Il/ appellte or palate. The """"t striking aspect 01 the restaurant is obviously. the offbeat. IT<> glike theme that pert'l'W!ates lhe atmos· phere. There if frog wall~, frog paintings, frog curtaiN. and .....en a picture oIlhe owner in the likenEss 0111 frog. The wallpaper w all discowred WI New York. and with a lint.. assistance lrom an interior decO""or, Charlie', Frog Pond Wall created. The Frog Pond is also an "",cellent ~e lor people who are irwetera" ~-watchers iii, myself. Being 00 P.k A_, the now trendy, "trh chic" habitat 01 Rochat~, the Frog Pond invarial>o} spor .. a IT105I. ullJ5Ulll clientele, That is no! to say that one might e ~pect Johnny Ronm to pop in lhe door once you ate seated at the Pond. but there are ma ..... interesting types on ~ich to 9/IU1. One mq.1 find __ from a 1Ubt:Led. Guo:ci·shoed ATTENTION: Nazareth "Pizza Freaks" E.R.'S PIZZA PEDDLER 108 Main St. (Just 3 doors down trom Michael's Tavern) OFFERS YOU SAVINGS WITH THESE COUPONS SAVE ,r- ----------------------,, I, FREE DELIVERY COUPON ,I I Wilh Ihis coupon only I r ------- -------------- -- ~ I FOR TAKE-OUT ONLY! : Febnaary 12, 1 Xerox business e~ munching murely on an A",tion Omelette lunek. 10 a P .... ier water. hot·tub· trendy. who stopped in for a bil Spirw;h saWI. And, if ont don bee bored with the CUSt0rnef5. II unlikely PQiS$ibiiIy, there aoe always R:.mon Santiago po'inll on the wall e xilfT\U'>e. Ramon. 'Rochester', cu ""vogue artiste. is a penooaI friend Cl\a.rlit:'s and '- hiI studio just the restaurant. 1he: menu itseij '-ent rees to $i!. • almost any .... petite. ill specialty the eyer.pop;.dar Frog', Frittata, a do ... combination of eggs.lialian age. onions. pe-ppers and potat Charlie is ext~ proud 01 the produce that is used in III oItus and plana in the lulure.to grow his herbs in the fronl window. in an effort to further distinguisk the q of rnscuisrne. Ard il the iIl11PIe . don't IIItidy \IOU, ITnh pia are daily by CharIie's moilwi', guarant toaddat t..asttenpOUndsto)lOlll' On a given dao,t, ont can fnI . from annply mouth,wateringappie to a mote e~otic grasshopper· toIICoction. ~pmding on whal C lie'. mother decided to whip up. One mal wllming: Char.', can .... ry busy.especiallydurng the brur.:h houts, 10 be ~ed 10 s in ijne. iI$ they take 1'10 re5erVa . Perhaps the besl t .... 1O-g6 is the hours 01 two and Iiuc. ~ 1'00 pressed for time and are willing forego watching the IOI1'IeWhat . J>iltl'Of\l. So. ~ )IOll're se.m:hing for a tl\a.fltitillate )IOllI'paiale.ardllna phere tl\a.tll ~I certainly )IOllr senses. Charlie', Frog Pond def",itely the place 10 go. YQlJl sa' your appetite and l\a.w lin ex weU worth remembering. The Frog Pond is located next the Park Auen.oe Pub. 650 A~ , , l S()¢ off any Delivery! l I Large Pizza I : $100 off any : WITH THIS COUPON I Limit one coupon per order I : Coupon expires 2/24/82 : ~----------- - ----------~ OPEN 7 OA VS A WEEK, Store houl'$ Mon-Fri 4:00 PM to 2:00 AM Sal & Son 2:00 PM 10 2:00 AM Delivery houl'$ Mon·Fri 4:00 PM 10' 1:30 AM Sat & Son 2:00 PM to 1:30 AM : Not valid on deliwries I 1 Limit one coupon per pizza 1 I Coupon expires 2/24/ ffl I ~-----------------------~ We now have 3 Phone #'5 for better service Call: 381-6570 - 381-6571 or 58().1350 r----- __________________ ~ l TAKE-OUTONLY! : : so¢ off any I : Submarine sandwich : : Nol valid on deliveries : ,I Limit one coupon per sub 'I I Coupon expires 2/24/82 : ~ ______________ ______ _ __ J r-----------------------, : I< SUPER SPECIAL I< : I Mon. and Tues, only ,I: ,, GOOD LUCK NAZARETH'S WOMEN'S BASKETBALL TEAM Order II large pizza for delivery and gel II litre of PEPSI FREE! , , , , , , I Special cxpio'a Z/24I84 : WE ALSO HAVE HOMEMADE CHOCOLATE CHIP CooKIES·BROWNIES TO CURB YOUR MUNCHIE ATTACK ALL BRANDS OF L_ ___________ _ ___ _______ l CIGARETTES, TOO! "" TIiE GlEANER Profiles Well he,e . , of I .... nice people and beautiful campus (IVmd Iamili;v?) as well lit a recom· .........w.rioo from her sis,."., who it an alum ...... (Inl.rwiog footnote, No ono RA. in arY,loi ~ inr"""";""" ewr cired academic ,,_ lor choosing N;u., relhl. Mull\ll (a formaIrouch)""""". he. special im_r. lhe piano ( ........ , .no. doft with pian:>o. she ~ 10 lay). She abo c~ed "" ~ p ... rHrna, I.M. Joe Cool, hiossIing Dan McFad· den, ~. and lruly ~red Prl>CricaI iok". One such 10k." in· voIved her roommate who, while in 1M shower. w ... IlUbjecr to a knifQ "!lack (PlYCho,,!yk). I 1.. .. lrhis IyPf' of en.ln'· II"nmen' it psychoi0gicaliy devasralUlg. Sur tha!'s Marty for \III' Strong. aggr ........ and intelligent. ,his woman kncM$ her job. A w'lIRIIoi rhe w.nous K-ZEl, Marthllcan ~ ;"&1 about ¥l\l1Ioor. SheioblaHdwith a <:OOlIefVI'M! group this YI' ..... r~. She desc:rila IIwm .... pIy lit being "VOIry good people! Martha hkea 10 litten 10 ~mellow" groups on her OUI' rageoul me9Hlerro (Ihioo brmg. fre· quent complaints from the studious mm on It.. tint floor), Marlha iI rmown for her "~"_ (sho! owns more blue cloIhing th;vI Dick NIXon). Marlha .. nowembnocinga ..... style 01 drea: Rugw~. A rrOxlUfeol prep and(lO.l'doofSl'nan, this io a~. ~ yotI CClnSftVative ga:b lor the' Itis#lr. in, in blue 01 course. Marlha plans on OecomingaKhool rellCher in Rochettcr and geuing an _ tmenl with he. in· separable cohort, the Queen "e" 01 I<ftt'I'Iey. Barb Scala. "'FeNdt, !, • .." 01 !IOU Jw.oe been Ir\IIy by !hit article. !IOU can _ Marty s".a.,.. at !he Wo-desk. wheN .... wor"-. Youl rt<:Oniz~ Mr, ..... wiI __ ~ be .hssed'" RU99!»BIue. 6il1 G'''y', right down French Rd. al Mon'oeA""" ... (just oU campul). Order any menu item al ",gula' p1i~., and po<l' yourself any medium-site t>ever&ge-heel Fo, Illnch. dinner 0, meeting place. VOIl'1I tove Ou' food • Ground Sl"~ _ Cheesebu,ge .. • Hot Dogs • French F, .. • Giant Fish F 'In • Chicken 0;" ..... International Treat • HOI A08$I Beet . D"~'ls ,,. • " tries Chriaunas t,ees "'~ borrOW«! ideas). One mainClNrionwas the Mmily K~_ ocigjnaI .....-k .;o"."tl'(! ... !he baMment 01 the Sp..nioh IiouIc II'IOOItty byMMccrl BI..akJnan. Mr. NauI· Iuu, Dr. Cao.;Iigia. BivmgtQn, and Robin. ThotbltndoiEuropeanl«Ml '" c.tle. ,Mr. briclg!!, and sr",ble """ 10PJ>4Id off wilh various Jish" for lPI<!rldor ind_1. Ot .... r high/qlls of the evening wea t .... Iinging 0/ Chri$l""" caroII and lOI19f!rom I .... \IlOriouscoun~ _ and when there WeTe no ;nlernatio",,1 rroaIc:, there Will thaI unique but ~. ~~~"C~~-~ from I .... IIix rank wO:k 0I"9'lJL Kiwen Sno,odn, a;.mior organ major proyided l!\al touc:h. Allow all, tile food the main aUrK' tion. French and lta/illn wine. Spanish _______ .1 the Gleaner Edilor in Chief ............ . .•••. K.oI~ Kehoe Bullinesa M&MgfI' •••••••••• Nl!WS Editor . . ....................... Joo.I Odell .. Man: laVecchia Photography Editor ... . ................... Art Smilh Sports Editor ............... . ...•••..••.•. Jooeph Crumb Quote of the week: • ,~ "" ... __ e Christmas !Tees Sangria, a heatl'(! German drink and Ille ""'''II Iortign delicacies did ~ pique one', curiosity . "Today, if a mquie is rated G, the hero gets the girl. 1/ it's raled R, lhe uillain gels the girl. 1/ ii's rated X, _ rybody gets the girl." ... For thoM v.t.o tnis5altNs particular evenl ~ miNed" IINC Howtwr. if \IOU 1UIM i"I """ m.eycoJ..,qube in lor anoIMr intcrnatiorllll surpriM. ~ ""'"' ..... "-I ~ IT ~v _, I QiM.L'I '"~:e1 1 '~elUf! u..P.. f.o.stM,. H_ AI.NU 0< 1I-:4', ,..',..... .O....N.. 9"Q"1 11To'O ~:.II,c,.'I ,r.t.V.,. .H. ~e ... o. ers II~~~~~ l-t.II,n F ......... ...a. o.ro"" ' _.. ~ I,)I'$6T." N-IO ,,,.., a-<>T" So~. 'i~. t F"IZoI'< ..... . , , ~c.MT, ~'evE. / / \ .~. You c.-uY'S' t.I' ~1. .... e."ee. O-v6n" Iolt/ ... ,.,. ~.,.... I t¥o~,.a. "!tI ,.. e: "TQcr.o. .... , , THE GLEANER Fe brua ry 12, 1982 SPORTS Golden Flyers swat Yellowjackets 53-47 "'_""C~mb Bob "Fig" Newlon I!ChoftIlhe wnti. lTICI'I's aI tiwl e ntire baaketball t ..... m; "Our biggft. win 01 tiwI ~;u- $0 lar. They """~ hot, SO this PI"O'o'l'S WI!! QIIl .011 play wilh the bett t..,....." Nau.. reth had jult beatrn tiwl U~ty aI Rochate. IOf the second time thil Hasan,53-47. The Golden F ive .. "'lH'd a bllll· ~ Iane-dogging ronc~ to 1orCf! nunwrQIIS tu...,.".. and 10 deny the Yellowja<:hts the imide ba,kel. Forced to take long ba~ jumper, and 15-20 foG( .sbots trom the wing. UR <;Or"IrIeCted on just 18 01 tIw 49 .sbots Imm the floor fOf an ice<okI36 percent. The first hlIIl was a defensive strug. gIe nwked bo,o numetDUS t.awDing vioIaIioros. long sc<ri-lg droughts and t"'~. The fl:,oen. offense could not get untracked lIgaoinlt UR's tena· cious man to man defense. and P~ul C"'mmings· 14 foot jump shot lit the buliur knotted the halftime score at juSt 18 points apie;:e. In the second half, the FlY"'''' ~ to pun ~WV, c rMhing the defensive boards, beating UR·, man to IniIIl with a quick passing oKmsc and crKking UR·. ~ with fun ~ourt ~ from Mike Dia .... tti and AI DiSanlo. When St_ P .... kins caMed a 10 foot shot from the baseline, the Flyers ~ "" bo,o sewn JO.23, with !We ..... minu.les ,~ining in tl-c 9llmI'. With eighl minu'eJ left an AI DiSanto bucket _ Nazarelh their biggesl lead of the !Ii'"'" 40-31. The Ydowjackcl5 went back to the press, lordng several .umoverS. Ryan RUlRD', two ifee 1hrONS with 4:.58 retnlIinic"og brought UR back 10 within one at 42-41. Nte. II pair 01 Kim Davis free th"""" and UR's Dan Leary scored" bucket on a drive down the iane. the F ......... we'lt into the four Men's Swimming Team Sending Seven To National Meet "',""",Crumb Thit March. the NAJA Swimming Meet wiI be Mid ... Vancouver. British Columbia and Naureth wiD be Jend. in!! ~t least teven swimmers-half CIt the ros, .... - to the meet. Nauueth will WIld two reilly teams to the great northwest: the 400 mete. frees~ with Greg V"ock. Joe Farleo, Rick Car· votta and Pete Saxe, and the 400 meter rnedIey with Rick Ca."""ta, Stcvc D..$>n, Joe: Farleo and G~ Vick. In indMdua! .....ent. R".:k Ca."""ta wiU swim both the 100 ~nd the 200 meter backstroke. Joe Fadeo wid compe1e in lhe 2IXl met .... bu.uerily. and SI_ Dugan has qualilied lor the 2IXl meter breas t.trolle. In addition, N ~zareth will send two d ........ to tiwl fUltionail in Vancou .... r. FreMvnan Brian I..aibI. has quaIifi«! on the 0fIIt met.... bowd and 0- 8ergrnlan, after qua/ifvini on tiwI one met .... bolIrd las, t .. nn, won a spat in the thr"" meter competition last ""'fel<. 8ergmIan, • junior .ro a man!II9I' menl sciene. major, wi! be malting his third trip to the nationals. "lhe ~om· petition Is SO close it's unbelievable." [);we is confident he will ;.,.prow on his 18th pita Finish last).af. Daw, who hat. been diving IIinc:e h .. ifeWnan ~ ... hi!tl school, looks foowMd to the meell bu.t also ~ the prloctices beeaute '1 IcM! the pe0- ple on this team, &nd I guesa I lih to practice becawot 01 thmL" 0- Berger.,., if II ~ and accon:Iin$ to 0.. .... nothins Iopil the sa'isfaction of perlormire a tricky dive and coming out 01 the wat .... '0 the din of ~rowd ~r.w""""......b..tt bv the same token. nothing is more ~ming than flIic"og from the pool 10 heldshaking. Ffl"pathe,ic s~ence. o..ve attributes much 01 his im· Pt"O\I'efIIet1t and success to his divi"9 eo«h Kim Guentner. Kim was. diller on the women', team al Na.zarelh lor three yean &nd the was st~te ~hamp lasl season, "She taOJght me every· lhing I know; she', II great kid. Ilih her 1 lot." says D_~. Tom RaIph's ~ ha .... ~ompiled I fine 4-1·1 record with the toughest opponent. behind (Rrr and UR), and lour ...... remaining. Nua· rel h', ......."..,.,; future looks bri!ilt abo 81 th .... of the team'. IiK fresh· man (Brian Laible, Joe Fa r]eo. and .S.t._. Dugan) have made the nation· Murray's 12 Corner Deli 1860 Monroe Ave. 442-2410 Deliver y starts at 8 P.M. Open 7 days a week. For your next Dorm Party Order the Naz. special 6 Foot long Subs. $ 1 .00 Off Any Medium Pizza -.-.....-."" Free PizzaSubl Buy one Get One Free! c:orneJ!\ ~ with a one point leld and I:~ lett '0 play. wE.i ghteen seconds iater OWl! Adams fouled and hit belh ifee I .... ONS lor " 46-43 Flyer elise. UR came r9u back lI5 Q\lent ... Gibbs barMd in an oIlensive rebound. Dianel1i scored 011 a pass from Adams and Nazareth III9ain !WId a three point edge with 33 lH'Cords left. Yeklw)acket guard Tom I...owney was fouled and missed the front end 01 a one ~nd one. Perki .... came down with the rebound and he was ta..1ed WIth thirty secords "'fl. Pm. caMed both free thT0W5 10 g;...., the Fiy...-. a 50·45 lead and ice the !li'me lor Naza· reth. Thr ... more F ......... /reo! th"""" and a UR baskET at the buzzer madII! ,he rna! score 53-41. Mike Dianetti ~ar""d the offense in the f.-st hAH scoru,y iO 01 his ~ high 15 pointS, 5t_ Pm., .... 1dded It pain,. lI5 the Fly...- guards repeateo:l,' found him open inside. Da .... Adams led til. defense with five St""" to !JI with his 10 point$. The Golden FIye: .. upped t,-" rtcord to 1().8 wilh the victory, whilt: t!w Yello\l.i8cket., who had won ,iK Ii their latt sevrn, drtlPl'ftlto 1().8. The trunph marked the third lifw in four ~ ,hat Nazareth l"11li beat"" the much·heralded Yellowjacket,. Yet dnpile the recent ;ncep. tion of the UR series, the COOtest Ihreat~ to SClrpas.s even the F"oshft g,an"II'$ in H-rocioul "'tensity. ~It'l a bit! rivahy. It·, alw~ a close game. Thit is the wides' margin (of victory) so lar." When asked if it was more ... ti5- lying 10 bea, UR. [);we Adams q ~I"$ ' little bette. to beat ,hem.· 5orneOOw it looked I;ke it was. Rebate offi= "-___ Only. See the Jostens' Display at q;t; "'='" @alICl~ B REBATE OFFERED FEB 18·25 ONLY SEE THE JOSTEN'S DISPLA Y AT THE COU£GE BOOKSTORE 104 FEBRUARY 18·19. $25.00 DEPOSIT REQUIRED Conversations by Carol BoltOl'l listen in 01'1 !ll()fl COflVCf1,IIlions on this campus. Migaton. &ske10011. The Pub. Actual "W!.t ~ • a bkIrted dest~ dangled in front oliludents. a .eward lor graduacion. Then. life beginI in a ~ 1T\Ilr1Ile"I". Unlil tho! limo! comn 10 Itep inlo lhe outside ilIngIoo, !Iv _. Itl.ldenl marifar. only II \<IIgUe inl~1 ... lhe drall. In world ....... In Wl"tion. The worm a.e Iftrm from a texlbook, not yt1 macIe IN! by aclual ex~ No! !leI macIe teal because 01 the easiness 10 evade tho! iutws unlil absolutely nec:et6afy. An ........ ~ prolik. no. Anaccurate prof_, ya. Fortunlltelo}. a ~p 01 COf"Ia"I"ned 51ucients are trying to bring I .... ".tal worIG to N~e1h. Formed lhis seme:sler. lhe Campus Comrniu", 01'1 Social AW<lrertii has organized a _ oIleclures and ~ in an effort 10 pry students out 01 their awlum ollOcial ignorance. Ignorance 001 to he bI"med tOlally on lhe individ. ual, but also on I .... Naurelh eampus tn;.1 has not prOllided an adeql.lllte opporlunity to discuss luch iuua. Sure, .... have our Career A ..... areneu Semin· ars. Andou. Alcohol AlliareneuSemin· an. All aimed at the sell. No one on th. eampul may ever e~lst in POW"Y. bul the problem lIIill lIill .emain until mough people lire inlonned enough 10 take action. To milk. III'VU. To change. To do t!wlt . .,... musl firsl be aware. As a liberal arr. college, Nau· reth iI r~ providing lI\>dents with IIr\ opporlunity 10 pUl lheir iKIIdemic knowledge inlO practical .... 8egjnning wilh a P/lnel discussion on EI s..Ivo>dor on J/lIlIIIIry 30th enlitled "Cerllral Americ.a and U.S. InwIYemer ... : Myth and Reality." the program ~ with an in1preuiue audience 01 about lhirt:y. Four ~ ~edu· c.ated on the situation in El Salvador. Nic~, and Hondu .. sPOke 01 !he pooitiDn 01 the US. in CenlraiArnerQ: Thio I'<!ar" alone. the US. io. • .,PIIIIrinII El SaIv~ with 23S milion dollars in military aid, MIing with II mililary 90". rmmmi that .uppor\1 nte interests. The Re"'9ll!' administration det"eods il· otI by claiming 1!wIl lhe inlurgency.1O &!i>t ~t • Convn ....... 1 regime, when aclually, lhe guerrillas. who re· prrwnt the majority ollhe popu"'tion who ....... no lIlY in lhegovernrneol. are 5ghH~ for relief from lIalVation, vio\ mc:e and OIlI'Tession. PanelislS r..... McGowen, Alison CIa,k, Bob Riley, and Tetri Riley e/ICh spoke of allernalMe lIOIulionl for IhI! Cmtral American COUnt .... , aII1nvo/v. ilg I .... witt.drawl of U.S. fum.. The . ""'Iiorl is .......:h rrore complex .nd vioIenl lhan space will allow, but stu· <lmll inl~ted in fu.ther informaliorl U<l contacl the Rochester Peace lind Mtice Education Center at 713 Mon· ro. Avenue or caD 244·7191. fUTUre ~ 01 toXiioIawareneM wi include dikUNiont on nuclear .mI, nuclear pOWEr, and racial iuua. WIwther or noIIII.Ident5 agree with I .... ....... oIthor_ .............. ; t .... JUIpOW • 10 be informed cnooq, 10 form !ICOJr own uiewI and fi!Ilt 10 supper! !ICOJr pofirion. ~e now for the ~ that ..... ai .. beyond grldtialiDn. TI.1etIions "-' every other Sunday em al!en\ilt' week of coltee houses.. IX thrn! and he _re. Elementary School Tutors Needed EMlaidc Community Cenler Ioo;ated 01 145 Pau.n. A..... needa ...... unteer l1li0'1 to IIIOri< with elementary sc:hooI IlUdtnIl on • QN·to-cne ba$lI in the .... 01 malh and ' l ading. The pro! J~ "'"" ~t School 1133 on Web&ler II",. every Tanday from3:30p.m.-4:30 p.m. W, need you 10 hl!lp other. im· P<O'" bah: skiUl in math and reading. Fftl good aboul yoIJzwlf_ voIunte<i!r today! Call Diane al 288-0069 for more '*""'alion. . ~ ,... , Lincoln gives you three ways to beat the high cost of learning. If you need money 10 finanC\' a oollqe lduCilltio",Unro!n Is re~y 10 help. Now, along with Guaranteed Student louis, there are two new programs.. One for parenls. One primMily for guduate studenls. Hint! are some of the key facts. -Linc-oln First -Ba-nk Don Potter in Concert: An Experience by D<!borah Bard",. As anoIher pari 01 the celebration of tho! ans, Don Potter perlonned in !he Nazareth An Ceruer, on Jat.Jary 30, 1982. Appoamg with POIter """'" two Olher soIoist$, MicMei Bacon and Rob Galbraith. n-three men. plus Don Potter·, bass pIayo>r, performed \lid bOIh • soloists ... a ...... -organiz.ed g.oup. Oon POIler. a local Rochesterian. . tarled playing his guitar al lhe age of 14. Hill father ..... as a violinist and POllet Iw:I d._ 01 "",.king wilh him. Pall" and his wile now IMe in T en_. where they mel Rob GaIb.allh. Rob showed them around Tenn<!See and introduced them to the local musicians lhe.e. Oon Potter lllriles mosl of his """91 about !he people hi knows and !he tl-Ongs that t.....oI happened in his In. The style 01 mtI5ic: ~ &lIW. day evenr,g ..... mriowwith easy-going songs ful 01 nwarq. Some werw: deeply emoDanal while others \!.'He '-t and ~bIe . One 1On9, fWIg by Mi· chael Bacon ...... "Coffi .... and C.adIeI." II song in In"bule to both his unborn child and ~ pioneer movie hi! AlII thaI made him cry. RobGaibrailhungln MI"IIISing IO~ aboul college: life, MMajor In Jive," tding the s tory aboul all IhIt.ouble he and his friends stirred up IIIhile they lW.e attending college. POtter and his baas p1aye. ~.fonned I lechnically difficult IOfI9 ~Road Applu.~ The IIOn9 did not have' ..... lyric •• ,.,11 I rneIocI>,I played by Paller IhI!n swilched 10 h. baM player. This was achieved....-ithoul ..... I*IHI or /auh$. These men performed 10 a sellout crowd S;uurday nighl. and inlerOCled ....... to !he.udience. The rroJSiciarIs told everyone aboul the lOngs and tho! Ito.... behind them. They also joked around wilh each OIher and the 1IIld· ience. The over..n perlormance was a very plelloing exporience. The music """ 5in<:ue and the performers appeared dedicated to their "",.k and caree ... The concert ..... ,.. not formal. and lhe performe.s made ev€T)IOne feel at e_ wilh whalll\eyweredoing. These men ""ted like ~ mw.icians. yet leI everyone know they were human 100. Norr~ Ark 10 STATE STREE1 PrrTSfORD. NEW YORK 14S34 381·8079 - Man _ Th"r ....... lIAM _ II PM -Frl -S-a' ."- _""'-I I AM - 12PM .. --_ ... _. Oe liv e . y 10 NAZ comp vl Avoila b le: Mon .• Sol. even in g fr om 8 :00pm o n . CAP'S CAB by Albert CAP CapozHi& In UoIh/!t rn;g,t appear to be a new addition 10 this paper CAP'S CAB wiI PfOV't' to be /Ill indispmaable column lIS to the happenings in and around the campus of Nazli roMlI College ot Rocheste •. The ~MOnI lor lhit eoklmn are boIh informational and pu~ lie. Not only .,.,;n tllis column _ ... "" in/nnn;otion """~ In< t ..... "",t;"';ties IlIat will be !Pn9 on around ~. bul it rn;g,1 also md dilment dubs and organizations using !hill ~ M a publicity .....t-.ide. one lllat will IUfeIy provo: useful and al the IIaIN: time creatw. 'Tho! week of the 7tll hal ita lira! event on the IOtIl UJhen tN Music Therapy club sponsorl II VARIETY SHOW in the Cabaret Room. Few 01 ill kind. this show may inspire the taleTlted undergrads of Na~aretll to show and tell. Also. starting on the IOtIl and tnd· ins on the 12111, the Social Work Club will sell fIo;:o.wrs during tho! <HY calling ~ "Flowers For A Frlmd.- 1M Rower. wiI be sold in the Shuhz Cenl~ from 9 •. m. 10 4:3) p.m. What was really a good musieaI addition 10 our Thundao,o ni!j>1·' on ~ was the evenl inairuted by MENC (MU!lic Educlllor', Nalional ConIeren:e) called JAZ2 NIlE. Muc;h tp Nazaretll's benefit. JAZ2 NrTE.,.,;n begin ~ this 51!1T1eSter on IN 11th and c:ontinue every other Tho.>rsday O!IIening in the Pub thereafter. 01 course, the biggest event lor February wl1i begin on Friday and Ialt the whole weekend. Thil iI.!II alrO!lJdy known from previouS years. WINTER WEEKEND. WINTER WEEKENDoffi· cially opens on the nigh.t olIn. Socia! Soard'. VALENT1NE'S SEMI,FOR· MAL The SEMI.FORMAL ;. a pu Valentine', treat lor !hoM wiIh and withoo.<t a <Hte. Continuing on~. Residential Counci lias some kird 01 ...,priH "Qut..,f·Doors Actilli\v" lllal tlW cd· umnitt t.a. only II sIi!tlt inc;lination M to what it reaIlv may be, Thill event will OCCUr durirs tho! day to .. to IeIIYt the evening fre<! lor another Ixlrrot B..!lkoMball Game. Thls TirM the Men', team will be playing Robert'l. A vic· tory iI assured. After tn. 9ilme. the Social Board willlIgain give UI another aclivity tllat will 90 00 in !he Pub from 10:3(1 p.m. 10 2:00 a.m. A mixer of some son is expeeted. Thus ends the week 01 February -..th l.lter edirionll wi find the ntEGlEANER Feb.,.ary 12. Inventory Clearance Sale "HOUSE OF GUITARS, INC. I LUV U H.O.G. -.A..M..._P..L..I..F..I.E..R.. . S..A lEII ...... .. _ ........ __ IIHI _ ", _ su .-.,.... -".A _ .... -__... .-.. _....-....... - -"---"" ___ UfO Cheek oul n ew building e:r.p. n. 'o n l l._Ot\' 00rB ,l .. ........ I.'.". ._. oj Clul_t ... ! ... . 1M o.>! .rom 00. ,. 51", .. ",., __ .. , or ... IM ... 1.DOO'. ot , ... . 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The video call1elle .... J;Ording 01. "Job H"nlWlg in the 1980's: SkAI lor Succ_: will be _ted. C • • H' Semina • • 3 · "Preparing lor the frr9Ioymen. Int~." CarH ' Semina. 114 . "Writing Effl( ' tive Reoumes and Cover Lette .. " C. r ..... Semi"". 112 - Repeated. Tu~., February 16. 1982, 4:30 PM: in ~ not-so-Iess or not~t detail. Until !he nut edition 01 the GlEANER. look forward to an event· SlIulls Cmter. Conferencc R= A CiIoTeu Semina. a3· Repeated, Tue .. February 23, 1982. 4:30 PM: SlIults Center. Conferencc R= A Career Seminar 114 _ Repealed. T ...... April 6, 4:30 PM: Lordte Wimo! u""ry. Mft:liaCmterE Care" Seminar III • Repealed. Tue .• April 13. 1982,4:3) PM: Lorette Wimot Library, Media emter E Career Seminar.2 . Repeated. T UII .• April 20. 1982. 4:30 PM: SlIults Cmter. Conference R= A Car"",r Semina. _3· R~led. Tue .. April 27. 1982. 4:30 PM: Sllults Center. Conference Room A ., • Nazareth CoIk-ge gradu.all. The Car ...... Awareroeu Series . IOfed by _the Pbcmwnl and
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Tigers' arbitration decisions aren't easy
Front office weighs risk of deal vs. reward of Draft picks
DETROIT -- Considering the way the Tigers have used their high-round First-Year Player Draft picks in recent years, an extra first-round selection next summer would be a nice consolation prize for losing Placido Polanco to free agency. A couple second-rounders would be welcome if they can't bring back relievers Fernando Rodney and Brandon Lyon.
If only it were that simple.
Considering the Tigers' efforts to add young talent to their system, Tuesday night's midnight deadline for offering arbitration to their own free agents means more than a procedural move. It's a larger-scale question, weighing the reward of Draft picks against the risk of being stuck with another weighty salary.
That goes especially for Polanco, the two-time Gold Glove second baseman for whom the Tigers believe they have a replacement ready.
Under the player ranking system developed by Elias Sports Bureau for Major League Baseball, Polanco qualifies as a Type A free agent. If the Tigers offer him arbitration, Polanco rejects it and then signs with another club, the Tigers would receive at least a Draft pick sandwiched after the first round. They could receive the signing team's first-round selection if that pick isn't in the top half of the first round next summer.
Rodney and Lyon are both Type B free agents. The Tigers would receive a compensation pick sandwiched at the end of the second round next summer if they offer arbitration to either player and they sign elsewhere. They would not get the signing team's selection.
It's a rule that gives teams some return if they have no chance of re-signing a star player. Given the emphasis teams place on young talent nowadays, it's a valuable piece of planning for a lot of clubs. But in the recent market, where some players could earn more money in arbitration than they could on the open market, it comes with risk.
Once arbitration is offered, a free agent has six days to decide whether to accept it. If he accepts, he guarantees himself a one-year contract, with the salary to be determined by an arbitrator in February or settled by both clubs beforehand.
Polanco, Rodney and Lyon all are looking for multiyear deals. Lyon's agent, Barry Meister, told MLive.com last week that Lyon will sign a multiyear contract somewhere. But that doesn't guarantee that they'll all get that kind of security. If anything, the relief market last year showed that deals can be unpredictable.
Polanco's situation is particularly intriguing. Teams tend to be reluctant to give up Draft picks. Having to surrender a first-round pick could be a big detriment for teams looking to sign Polanco.
Team president and general manager Dave Dombrowski said last week that the Tigers haven't told any of those free agents, or fellow free agent Adam Everett, that they won't try to re-sign them, like they did with Aubrey Huff and Jarrod Washburn. That's an indication of some level of interest in bringing them back.
Whether they would want to do that through arbitration is another matter. Not only is Polanco coming off his second Gold Glove Award in three years, but he also set a career high with 72 RBIs to go with 10 home runs and a .285 batting average.
His just-finished four-year, $18.4 million contract was a valuable deal for the Tigers after acquiring him from the Phillies in 2005 for Ugueth Urbina. An arbitration offer could bring him significantly more, but a multiyear contract would provide more security for the 34-year-old.
By contrast, Scott Sizemore would make the league minimum $400,000 salary as a rookie next year if he were to take over at second base. On a team where payroll is an issue, and Dombrowski is using the term "fiscally responsible," those differences make an impact.
In Rodney's case, coming off a career breakout season with 37 saves, arbitration could similarly earn him a big raise, though he's expected to be paid quite well as a free agent. He made $2.7 million this past season.
If history is a reference, the Tigers declined to offer arbitration to their Type A free agent last year. Shortstop Edgar Renteria, whom Detroit had already decided not to bring back, ended up surprising many by signing a two-year, $18.5 million deal with the Giants. Still, that was a different situation.
Detroit's last compensation pick was a first-round sandwich selection for reliever Jamie Walker, who signed quickly with the Orioles after the 2006 season before the Tigers had to decide on arbitration. They used that pick in 2007 on high school right-hander Brandon Hamilton, who went 5-5 with a 7.09 ERA with Class A West Michigan this year.
Jason Beck is a reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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