200 turn out for abortion protest, 1:27:1988 p3
Brockport joins march in Washington, DC to support women's legal choice of abortion, 4:12:1989 p1
Organizations form pro-active coalition demonstrating reproductive freedom, 3:29:1989 p5
Pregnancy center pro-life front?, 4:26:1989 p1
Pro-abortion protesters rally for rights, 11:9:1988 p1
ACCREDITATION
Recreation and leisure program accredited, 10:14:1987 p3
ADDERLEY, JOANNE
Student earns title for beauty, talent; finds luck with 21, 3:1:1989 p16
ADELPHI BUSINESS COLLEGE
Banks' refusal of students' loans could spell end of trade school, 10:21:1987 p4
ADULT AND CONTINUING EDUCATION
Community program assists adult students, 10:14:1987 p11
ADVISORY COMMITTEE
College, students combat issues, 2;15:1989 p1
AFFIRMATIVE ACTION
New policy for benefit of entering minority students, 2:24:1988 p3
AFRICAN AMERICANS
See also: Race
Minority program helps students, community grow, 9:30:1987 p9
Student feels that blacks poorly served by universities who refuse to face "real facts" about African history, 2:1:1989 p10
AGTE, ROY
Director of handicap services retires; new ideas in the works, 9:21:1988 p6
AIDS
AIDS crisis affects women differently than it does men, 4:20:1988 p11
AIDS dilemma focus of "Awareness Week," 4:26:1989 p11
AIDS still menaces students, 10:21:1987 p4
USA today: one in 300 students infected with AIDS, 11:30:1988 p1
ALCH, TRACY
If it can't be cycling, I'll take therapy, 4:5:1989 p14
ALCOHOL
Alcoholism must be admitted first, then treated: lecturer, 4:6:1988 p7
Assemblyman wins equality for Greeks, 3:29:1989 p4
Bar owners keep an eye out for those using fake IDs, 2:15:1989 p1
Boredom used as reason to use fake IDs to drink, 2:8:1989 p1
Businesses await ruling from SLA, 2:24:1988 p1
College president dodges on-campus alcohol policy, 10:19:1988 p1
Former major leaguer to speak about drug and alcohol abuse, 12:7:1988 p22
Know how much alcohol is too much; not difficult to be legally intoxicated, 3:8:1989 p23
One student's battle with the bottle, 11:16:1988 p14
School restricts alcohol use, 9:9:1987 p1
Serving alcohol to minors at parties risky business, 2:8:1989 p14
Strict penalties enforced upon persons caught with altered IDs, 2:22:1989 p1
Survey reveals female college students downing more alcohol than their peers, 11:16:1988 p15
ALPHA CHI
Honor society inducts 54 new members, 11:16:1988 p15
ALPHA CHI RHO
Fraternity lends house to help Brownies win badge, 12:7:1988 p13
Fraternity stresses ideals, charities, 10:19:1988 p13
ALPHA EPSILON RHO
AERho at SUNY Brockport working to record success, 11:30:1988 p15
Brockport's AERho chapter takes first place award for radio production at group's national convention, 3:30:1988 p8
ALPHA SIGMA ALPHA
New sorority founded on campus, 3:9:1988 p7
Two SUNY Brockport greek organizations go national, 3:29:1989 p23
ALUMNI
Alumni invitational II display lives up to expectations: art described as unique show, 9:7:1988 p9
Alumni organization reaches to students for new ideas, support, 2:15:1989 p4
Associate alumni director speaks to students, 12:7:1988 p6
ALUMNI HOUSE
Alumni house, bell tower restoration underway, 9:30:1987 p2
AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL
Amnesty schedules debate to explore different sides of death penalty issue, 4:5:1989 p14
Amnesty seeks help for Syrian prisoner, 12:7:1988 p18
Campus amnesty chapter recruits for human rights, 2:8:1989 p15
Rights group trying to set up a campus chapter, 11:18:1987 p12
ANDREWS, WILLIAM
Just a day in the life, 10:21:1987 p11
ANOREXIA
Professor says new cultural pressures the cause of anorexia, 10:28:1987 p11
APARTHEID
Anti-apartheid group protests US open, 5:3:1989 p25
Farisani speaks out on apartheid, 10:5:1988 p15
Sigma Phi Rho working against apartheid, 11:9:1988 p6
Speaker tells of american apartheid, 1:25:1989 p3
Students gather to protest apartheid, 4:26:1989 p1
APPLICATIONS
Spring applications increase 33 percent, 1:25:1989 p3
ARNEY, LINDA
In Memoriam, 2:15:1989 p4
ART
Alumni invitational II display lives up to expectations: art described as unique show, 9:7:1988 p9
Art gallery holds series of events, 10:5:1988 p15
Daffodil festival, art exhibit donations aid Rochester area cancer striken victims, 4:5:1989 p4
Landscape art exhibit opens at Tower Art gallery, 3:9:1988 p7
Latin American plays, art show highlight Hispanic celebration, 3:1:1989 p18
Latin art show offers array of works, 3:8:1989 p19
New graduate art program coming to Brockport, 11:4:1987 p13
Student art to be focus of upcoming festival, 4:12:1989 p17
Student artwork feature of exhibit, 5:3:1989 p17
ASBESTOS
High levels of asbestos found in McLean, 9:9:1987 p1
Workers find asbestos in Lathrop Hall, 11:16:1988 p6
ASIA
Alumna details work of refugee helpers, 4:5:1989 p13
ASIA FESTIVAL
Seminar "stresses" ways of dealing with pressure, 11:16:1988 p13
ASIAN STUDIES
Asian studies minor to be offered at SUNY Brockport, 3:30:1988 p9
ASSENHEIMER, ED
New coaches added to staff, 8:31:1988 p20
ASSOCIATION OF LATIN AMERICAN STUDENTS (ALAS)
"Mexican Ghandi," 2:1:1989 p12
ALAS comes out of the shadows, makes plans, 10:26:1988 p19
Club reaches out to future collegians, gets advisor, 3:29:1989 p18
Club shows documentary, discusses grape boycott, 11:16:1988 p17
Farm workers' spokesman addresses college in update of grape boycott, 4:12:1989 p18
Funds raised for African student's trip, 4:19:1989 p19
Speaker focuses on concerns of Hispanics, 5:3:1989 p20
Take a trip to your library, 2:8:1989 p16
Understanding other races important starting position, 4:5:1989 p14
ATHLETICS
BSG budget could undergo changes due to athletic fee, 9:14:1988 p6
Eight inducted into golden eagle athletic hall of fame Saturday, 10:12:1988 p24
New assistant coaches added to athletic staff, 9:30:1987 p15
School athletic facility upgrade nearly complete, 9:30:1987 p3
Separate athletic fee passes by small margin, 2:8:1989 p1
Separate athletic fee referendum scheduled, 1:25:1989 p1
SUNY Brockport faces athletic fee, 12:7:1988 p1
SUNY campuses may opt for athletic fee, 9:7:1988 p4
SUNY trustees pass athletic fee resolution, 11:2:1988 p1
Three professors awarded grants to upgrade studies, 10:14:1987 p3
BANK
Bank may add second ATM to SUNY Brockport campus, 10:26:1988 p4
Bank options, charges confusing, 3:1:1989 p4
New bank deposit system may stop theft, 9:16:1987 p1
Second automated teller to be installed on campus, 2:15:1989 p1
BARCLEY, ANDREA
Barcley: I owe it all to mom, 10:26:1988 p18
BASEBALL
"Beep" baseball game demonstrates what it's like to be blind, 3:30:1988 p9
After long layoff, baseball team gets going, splitting doubleheader with SUNY Oswego, 4:19:1989 p27
Baseball team falls into slump, 4:26:1989 p20
Baseball team flocks south to ready for season, 3:8:1989 p27
Baseball team goes 1-7 in annual spring trip, 3:30:1988 p16
Baseball team loses last two games, 5:4:1988 p20
Brockport baseball team eliminated from playoff spot, 4:27:1988 p16
Despite disappointing baseball season, pair of golden eagle juniors find success, 5:3:1989 p28
Eagles win opener, drop four of next five games, 4:13:1988 p12
Golden eagle baseball team set to start season, 3:29:1989 p28
Golden eagles baseball team picks up two league win, 4:20:1988 p16
BASKETBALL
Basketball building blocks include freshman Green, 3:1:1989 p24
Basketball coach hopeful about season, 11:4:1987 p18
Hoopsters drop key SUNYAC game to Oswego 66-60, lose to Utica 71-59, 1:25:1989 p20
Men's basketball remains winless in SUNYAC play, 2:17:1988 p12
Men's basketball team closes season with 14th straight loss, 2:22:1989 p19
Men's basketball team confident in new coach, 11:18:1987 p14
Men's basketball team downs Houghton College, 97-81 in season opener, 11:30:1988 p24
Men's basketball team drops 2, record slips to 0-5 in conference, 2:3:1988 p12
Men's basketball team drops two games by lopsided scores, record at 2-3, 12:7:1988 p22
Men's basketball team dumped by St. John Fisher and Fredonia, 2:8:1989 p20
Men's basketball team falls to Oswego in double-overtime, playoff hopes slim, 2:15:1989 p20
Men's basketball team finishes dismal season with defeat, 81-67, 2:24:1988 p11
Men's basketball team loses to Bengals, 81-69, 1:27:1988 p12
Poor golden eagle field shooting leads to 103-66 catastrophe, 2:10:1988 p12
Slumping basketball team drops fourth straight game, 12:9:1987 p12
BASKETBALL, WOMEN
Golden eagles edged out by Cortland state, 68-64, semifinal loss eliminates hoopsters from SUNYAC's, 3:1:1989 p24
Golden eagles trample blue knights, 65-46, 2:3:1988 p11
Lady cagers win last four games of season, 2:22:1989 p19
Lady eagles basketball drops game at Buffalo, 2:17:1988 p12
Lady eagles triumph, gain playoff entry, 2:24:1988 p11
Lady golden eagles grab wins over Utica, Oswego, 1:25:1989 p20
Lady hoopsters bounce St. Lawrence saints 74-57, Morrissey nets 25 points, 1:18:1989 p16
Lady hoopsters rebound after loss to Buffalo state, 2:15:1989 p19
Lady hoopsters split pair, defeat SUNY Geneseo, 12:7:1988 p23
McGuire leads ladies to victory, 2:8:1989 p20
Morrissey quietly leads lady eagles to a winning season, 2:8:1989 p23
Women hoopsters ready to make a run at SUNYAC's, 11:16:1988 p19
Women's basketball net best record in eight years, 3:8:1989 p27
Women's hoopsters eliminated from SUNYAC playoffs in first round; finish season at 12-13, 3:2:1988 p11
BEAR, MARTY
Bear performances finds new audience, old material, 9:7:1988 p9
BEE
Professor studying possible killer bee invasion of U.S., 2:17:1988 p4
BELL, KAREN
Just a day in the life, 11:4:1987 p15
BERRY-DIGGS, MARCIA
Marcia Berry-Diggs entertains capacity crowd with solo play, 3:2:1988 p7
BETTER BUSINESS BUREAU
Better business bureau says "beware students," 4:27:1988 p2
BIG BROTHER, BIG SISTER
Big brother, big sister may begin program at Brockport, 11:2:1988 p17
BINGHAMTON
Vandals recall Kristallnacht at SUNY Binghamton, 11:30:1988 p4
BIOLOGY
Ponds built here for research, 9:16:1987 p3
BLACKMAN, MARGARET
Professor offers look at Haida Inaidns' art, 10:21:1987 p10
BLIND
"Beep" baseball game demonstrates what it's like to be blind, 3:30:1988 p9
BLOCKEN, CONNIE
Custodian keeps Holmes Hall spotless for 14th year, 1:27:1988 p5
BONNER, THOMAS
Title III grant giving professors help in course, 11:11:1987 p2
BOOKSTORE
Availability of books for students; committees top faculty senate meeting, 10:14:1987 p3
BORK, ROBERT
Campuses rallying for and against Bork, 10:14:1987 p5
BOSTON, WALTER
Foreign studies director chosen, 8:31:1988 p1
Professor gets award to better Canadian Studies program, 11:30:1988 p13
BRADY BUNCH
Bobby discusses the whole "bunch," 11:16:1988 p13
BROCKPORT
Book store owner seeks change in school policy, 2:10:1988 p1
Brockport police crackdown on bars, minors during weekend sweep, 2:3:1988 p1
Campus-wide safety plan activated, 10:5:1988 p1
Comic book couple turn hobby into business, 2:17:1988 p8
Downtown bar temporarily closed, 2:10:1988 p1
Lakeside granted funds for upgrade in facilities, 2:3:1988 p2
Main street bridge closing delayed, 10:28:1987 p3
Owner closes Munchy's due to health violations, 9:28:1988 p1
Pair of doll repairers enjoys working at Brockport doll shop, 1:27:1988 p8
Police ask for students to take considerations, 10:28:1987 p2
President's service recognition award exemplifies excellence in community, 3:1:1989 p4
Residents criticize household products manufacturer, 10:26:1988 p5
Residents outraged at bar patrons, 2:24:1988 p1
Roxbury Inn bought by local resident, 11:18:1987 p2
Severe fire causes families to evacuate damaged homes, 8:31:1988 p7
Skaters find local connection, 4:19:1989 p21
Some residents seek change in attitude, 3:2:1988 p3
Store owner closes gate on bar-goers, 1:27:1988 p1
Three arrested in Main Street cocaine raid valued at $50,000, 11:11:1987 p1
Three SUNY Brockport students rescue family, 5:3:1989 p1
Town board to hold public hearing in order to seek zoning regulation change, 9:21:1988 p2
BROCKPORT ADULT STUDENT ORGANIZATION (BASO)
BASO president resigns from office; conflict of interest cited as reason, 10:21:1987 p3
BROCKPORT COLLEGE FOUNDATION
SUNY Brockport's college foundation exists to make students' lives easier, 2:22:1989 p13
BROCKPORT LEGAL INFORMATION SERVICE (BLIS)
Knowing rights helps students with landlords, 2:15:1989 p15
BROCKPORT STUDENT GOVERNMENT (BSG)
Accusations raised that Longo accepted bribe, 11:18:1987 p3
Board backs ruling of student court, 2:3:1988 p3
Board confirms Furness as new BSG treasurer, 2:3:1988 p4
Board creates $50,000 line of credit for BSG, 3:2:1988 p3
Board meeting approves $1,280 allocated to clubs, 2:22:1989 p1
Board member takes Geary to student court, 3:30:1988 p1
Board votes to pay themselves: "We deserve it," 5:4:1988 p3
Board: "no SASU here," 2:17:1988 p1
Brockport says no to SASU, 9:7:1988 p1
BSG announces fall activities, 9:16:1987 p1
BSG board accepts idea to carpet The Stylus offices, approves club constitutions, 2:8:1989 p1
BSG board approves additional funding for radio station WBSU, 4:26:1989 p4
BSG board approves event funding, 3:8:1989 p3
BSG board decides to treat itself to lunch, scold "dogs" passes Stylus spellchecker, 5:3:1989 p7
BSG board discusses "carpeting," 2:1:1989 p1
BSG board discusses semester agenda, 1:25:1989 p4
BSG board meeting delays issues; WBSU seeks $24,000 for equipment, 4:19:1989 p1
BSG board meeting discusses fate of nite club, 12:7:1988 p4
BSG board of directors discuss SASU, treasurer proposes phone restrictions, 11:2:1988 p1
BSG board of directors hold first meeting, 10:12:1988 p1
BSG board of elections faces candidates' criticism, 4:19:1989 p1
BSG board rejects proposed budget, 3:1:1989 p1
BSG budget clears first hurdle, 3:8:1989 p1
BSG budget could undergo changes due to athletic fee, 9:14:1988 p6
BSG candidates react to final debate issues, 4:12:1989 p1
BSG candidates stress issues at second debate, 4:6:1988 p2
BSG computers add 21st century touch, 2:15:1989 p3
BSG elections debates enter third round, 4:5:1989 p1
BSG helps fight irresponsive landlords, 9:14:1988 p1
BSG hires new treasurer; president withholds identity, 2:15:1989 p1
BSG informs SASU officials that they will go to battle in court if necessary, 9:28:1988 p2
BSG kicks off '87 shuttle bus service, 11:11:1987 p3
BSG lectures chairperson resigns after spending majority of budget, 9:21:1988 p3
BSG meeting reveals SAB budget "unfrozen," 11:9:1988 p5
BSG nite club losing money, faces possible shut down, 3:29:1989 p4
BSG passes WBSU power increase, 11:16:1988 p1
BSG president gets personal, 9:14:1988 p11
BSG president seeks teacher rating system, 4:27:1988 p1
BSG president seeks to rid SUNY's student assembly of lobbying groups, 11:30:1988 p1
BSG promotes condom use by give-aways in the union, 10:28:1987 p2
BSG student activities budget frozen, 11:2:1988 p1
BSG treasurer berates WBSU over $4,669 debt, 2:17:1988 p1
BSG, Council for Humanities sponsor review of 1968, 9:21:1988 p14
Budget has BSG battling within, 11:18:1987 p1
Budget procedure hot topic in BSG, 10:21:1987 p1
Does BSG need a wage hike?, 11:16:1988 p11
Elections end in landslide, 4:13:1988 p1
Facts crossed on Hart alcohol tab, 10:21:1987 p1
Final debate finds all three tickets still in the running for BSG presidency, 4:6:1988 p1
First debate features new faces, old issues, 3:30:1988 p1
Geary defeats Palmer in student court case, 4:13:1988 p1
Hart sacks BSG for $11,000 loss, 10:14:1987 p1
Heated exchange erupts during BSG board meeting, 2:15:1989 p5
Jackson faces opposition on SASU membership referendum, 2:10:1988 p3
Jackson gives final address to board, 5:4:1988 p1
Jackson gives state of government address, 3:9:1988 p3
Jackson rallies against tuition hike, 11:11:1987 p1
Jackson reveals new plans to board, 10:28:1987 p1
Jackson, students lobby in Albany, 2:10:1988 p1
Large expenses, low turnout may close BSG nite club, 11:16:1988 p6
Low funds trouble yearbook production, nite club future, 4:5:1989 p1
Money, membership, fitness top meeting of BSG board, 11:4:1987 p3
New BSG relations with SASU, 1:27:1988 p1
Nicholas/Walters win!, 4:19:1989 p1
Nite club reopens in OTT, 1:25:1989 p13
Power struggle hits BSG board, 12:9:1987 p1
SASU policies get ridicule from BSG, 2:8:1989 p1
SASU referendum put on BSG ballot; Jackson "goes over heads of board," 3:30:1988 p1
Student court shuts down "future renegade treasurers," 1:27:1988 p1
Students criticize BSG music festival choices, 3:1:1989 p1
Students fight in BSG niteclub on Saturday, 9:21:1988 p1
Students have a hopping good time at new BSG nightclub, 10:28:1987 p9
SUNY Brockport students get first glimpse of BSG candidates' issues, future goals, 3:29:1989 p1
Vice president reveals her personal side, 10:26:1988 p14
WBSU, The Stylus highlight BSG board meeting, 10:26:1988 p5
BROCKPORT SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
"Peter and the wolf" thrills Brockport area youth, 9:30:1987 p10
Brockport orchestra's fall concert a success, 10:28:1987 p10
BRUMBERG, JOAN
Professor says new cultural pressures the cause of anorexia, 10:28:1987 p11
BUILDINGS
Names of campus buildings have roots in Brockport history, 2:3:1988 p7
BULLARD, BILL
Student starts own business; makes big plans for future in business, 1:25:1989 p15
BURRILL, WILLIAM
Burrill to be named communication department's communicator of the year at awards dinner, 4:20:1988 p11
BUS
BSG kicks off '87 shuttle bus service, 11:11:1987 p3
Professor gets award to better Canadian Studies program, 11:30:1988 p13
CANCER
Daffodil festival, art exhibit donations aid Rochester area cancer striken victims, 4:5:1989 p4
CAPLES, CHARLES
Community program assists adult students, 10:14:1987 p11
CAREER
Booming job market revealed in annual nationwide survey; students to benefit, 4:19:1989 p8
Career development and placement can help in search for job at end of collegiate rainbow, 3:8:1989 p20
Career development, placement offers different types of services which satisfy students' diverse needs, 1:18:1989 p9
Career exploration course available for credit as well s to open future, 4:12:1989 p21
Job outlook brightens for spring '87 grads, 9:16:1987 p3
Making right connections, doing little work over spring break can reap future benefits, 3:1:1989 p15
Meet men, women dedicated to helping students find their talents, paths to future, 2:8:1989 p14
Panel set to discuss black career futures, 2:15:1989 p14
Two career courses available for spring, 11:4:1987 p12
Writing a successful resume letter, 11:4:1987 p15
CARIBBEAN CLUB
Caribbean club helps teach culture, history, 10:26:1988 p19
Caribbean club inducts officers, 5:4:1988 p15
Club helps Caribbean students adapt, 4:20:1988 p14
Low turn out for Jah Mel and the Rhythm Factory, 11:30:1988 p16
CENTRAL AMERICA
Nolan protests U.S. press coverage of Central American policies and violence, 10:12:1988 p2
CHARTRAND, JEFF
The man behind our music festival, 4:12:1989 p18
CHAVEZ, CESAR
Chavez speaks out against pesticide use, 3:9:1988 p1
CHEATING
Students cheating now more than ever, 10:14:1987 p5
CHEERLEADING
SUNY Brockport cheerleaders capture first place in first annual collegiate cheerleading competition, 2:22:1989 p17
Speaker calls civil rights a great test, 11:11:1987 p12
CLARK, JOE
Crowd gives Clark standing ovation, 9:28:1988 p1
COLLEGE BOWL
Answer answers right in College Bowl, 2:17:1988 p7
COMERFORD, SUSAN
Alumna details work of refugee helpers, 4:5:1989 p13
COMIC BOOKS
Comic book couple turns hobby into business, 2:17:1988 p8
COMMENCEMENT
Graduation weekend full of events for all comers, 5:3:1989 p5
Students without graduation status check miss out on commencement ceremonies, 4:12:1989 p3
Tips for students preparing to graduate in '89, 1:25:1989 p4
COMMITTEE ON EXCELLENCE IN INSTRUCTION
Teacher symposium a success, 9:30:1987 p13
COMMUNICATION
Brockport's AERho chapter takes first place award for radio production at group's national convention, 3:30:1988 p8
Burrill to be named communication department's communicator of the year at awards dinner, 4:20:1988 p11
College to hold fourth annual mass media symposium on November 5, 9:21:1988 p5
It takes two to tango in this class, 2:22:1989 p9
Mass media symposium attracts many, 11:9:1988 p13
Mass media symposium brings stars to Brockport, 11:11:1987 p11
Rochester media experts "speak professionally," 4:27:1988 p7
Students working hard to break into world of broadcast news, 3:1:1989 p15
Third annual media symposium to be held, 10:21:1987 p2
WCMF's Kane to be named alumnus of the year at communication department's awards dinner, 4:13:1988 p7
COMMUTING
Just a day in the life...of the commuting student, 12:2:1987 p6
COMPUTERS
BSG computers add 21st century touch, 2:15:1989 p3
SUNY schools to install new computer link, 11:4:1987 p4
CONDOM
BSG promotes condom use by give-aways in the union, 10:28:1987 p2
School reviewing condom dispersion, 10:7:1987 p1
Schools consider condom dispensers, 9:30:1987 p3
Women lead list of campus condom consumers, 11:4:1987 p5
CONFERENCE CENTER
New center "successfully" hosts guests, 11:16:1988 p4
CONSTRUCTION
Alumni house, bell tower restoration underway, 9:30:1987 p2
Bells project beginning drive for more funds, 4:20:1988 p1
Dining halls get improvements during summer, 9:7:1988 p3
East-Quad donations sought, 11:4:1987 p2
Hartwell Hall scheduled for renovations, 9:30:1987 p2
School athletic facility upgrade nearly complete, 9:30:1987 p3
CONVOCATION
Spring convocation speech attracts a crowd, 1:18:1989 p3
COOPERATIVE EDUCATION
Co-op program gives hopeful futures, 11:2:1988 p13
Cooperative education receives two grants from U.S. government, 2:3:1988 p3
Job experience a priority for students, 4:26:1989 p11
COUNSELING
Counseling available to students, 4:19:1989 p20
Counselors say college fail to stop rape, 9:21:1988 p2
Peer counseling helps students, 5:3:1989 p17
CRIME
Suspicious blazes strike across town, 5:3:1989 p5
Thief gets away with valuables, 3:1:1989 p1
CRISIS INTERVENTION TEAM
Crisis intervention team to educate students, 11:9:1988 p3
CROSS COUNTRY
Brockport's cross country teams compete in tourney, 9:30:1987 p15
Cross country places second in Alfred invitational without their top runner, John Trowse, 9:28:1988 p21
Cross country star John Trowse preparing to run in Nationals, 11:2:1988 p21
Cross country team captures third invitational title, 10:5:1988 p24
Cross country team places fourth, Trowse crosses first, stays unbeaten, 10:12:1988 p24
Cross country team places second in state championship race, 10:28:1987 p16
Cross country team third at SUNYAC championships, 10:19:1988 p20
Cross country team wins again, 9:21:1988 p17
Cross country team wins invitational, 9:14:1988 p16
Cross country teams compete in SUNYACs, 10:21:1987 p15
Cross country tram to host invitational this Saturday, 9:7:1988 p16
Injuries hamper cross country team at Albany invitational, 10:26:1988 p24
John Trowse does it again, cross country runner sets sixth course record as team places tenth at State's, 11:9:1988 p20
Low finish for cross country eagles, 10:14:1987 p16
Trowse places 10th at cross country Nationals, 11:30:1988 p24
Trowse third, qualifies for nationals, 11:16:1988 p20
Women's cross country team runs in SUNYAC, 11:4:1987 p19
CUOMO, MARIO
Cuomo budget jeopardizes SUNY jobs, '89 enrollment, 3:1:1989 p1
Cuomo prepares gloomy budget for legislature, 1:18:1989 p1
Cuomo shorts SUNY in budget proposal, 2:17:1988 p1
Cuomo's budget plan main discussion at SUNY Brockport's faculty/senate meeting, 2:15:1989 p5
Cuomo's budget proposal considered severe for SUNY, 2:1:1989 p1
Students protest at capital, 2:22:1989 p1
SUNY asks Cuomo for $31 million, 2:3:1988 p1
SUNY Brockport faculty, staff affected by budget, 3:1:1989 p1
CURRICULUM
Asian studies minor to be offered at SUNY Brockport, 3:30:1988 p9
Low attendance calls for cancellation of two broadcast journalism courses, 4:19:1989 p4
New graduate art program coming to Brockport, 11:4:1987 p13
Professor gets award to better Canadian Studies program, 11:30:1988 p13
Speakers discuss argument to include minorities more in college curriculums, 2:22:1989 p13
D'Agostino lectureship series scheduled to commence tonight, 3:29:1989 p28
D'Agostino remembered at lectureship series, 4:5:1989 p24
Donation made in honor of former football coach, 1:25:1989 p18
In memoriam, 8:31:1988 p4
DABOIN, DEIDRE
Just a day in the life, 12:9:1987 p10
DAMELIO, DAVID
Damelio captures NY state powerlifting championship, all-american football player shoots for national title, 3:1:1989 p23
DANCE
"Patchwork" entertains many spectators with innovative comical, scottish dances, 11:16:1988 p17
Comical dancer humors audience, 9:21:1988 p13
Dance festival concludes in Hartwell, 4:27:1988 p8
Danscore's abstract movements get fierce applause, 12:7:1988 p13
Diverse styles shown for dance awareness week, 2:22:1989 p13
Fagan, Bucket dancers give show in Rochester, 10:19:1988 p17
Heritage Night brightened by surprise, 2:24:1988 p5
Melrose, Morgan awe the crowd, 10:12:1988 p16
Morris graces Hartwell stage with talent, style in Summer Arts fest, 8:31:1988 p13
Noted dancer explains her art, 10:7:1987 p5
Professor, assistant entertain with drumming, dancing, 2:10:1988 p5
Spanish dancer captivates audience, 4:19:1989 p17
Student choreography steps into spotlight, 4:5:1989 p13
Student dancers electrify Hartwell Dance Theater, 12:9:1987 p9
SUNY Brockport dancers perform "New Works," 11:18:1987 p11
SUNY Brockport hosts area dance extravaganza, 2:24:1988 p5
DAVIDSON, PETER
Englishman comments on differences between the United States, Britain, 4:13:1988 p8
Englishman tells of experiences in Brockport, 3:30:1988 p10
DEBATE
Students awarded at international debate, 3:1:1989 p3
DEBT, THIRD WORLD
Professors discuss world affairs, 11:2:1988 p13
DEFENSE FOR CHILDREN INTERNATIONAL
Children's rights main goal of DCI, 5:4:1988 p15
DELTA PHI EPSILON
Delta Phi Epsilon sorority rewarded for campus spirit, 9:16:1987 p2
Sorority dedicated to priority system, 10:26:1988 p13
Sorority to sponsor fundraiser to benefit Cystic Fibrosis, 10:14:1987 p3
DELTA SIGMA PHI
Biking leads to $200 for Vietnam war vets, 4:6:1988 p8
Delta Sigma Phi puts partying aside, raises $2,000 to fight birth defects, 11:11:1987 p4
Delta Sigma Phi sets up bicycle rally for charity, 11:30:1988 p17
DELTA SIGMA THETA
Greek organizations awarded for high GPA's, 3:2:1988 p7
DISABILITY AWARENESS WEEK
See also: Handicapped
College discusses rights of disabled, 3:29:1989 p17
College prepares for Disability Awareness Week, 3:8:1989 p6
Disability awareness week topic of discussion, 3:29:1989 p5
Rights of disabled discussed, 3:29:1989 p6
DIX, DAVID
New coaches added to staff, 8:31:1988 p20
DONALOIO, THOMAS
Just a day in the life, 9:30:1987 p11
DONOFRIO, ANNA
Student keeps horizons wide, 4:19:1989 p18
DORMITORIES
See also: Stage XVI
Change sought in single dormitory room policy, 2:17:1988 p1
College wants to improve living conditions at Stage XVI complex, 2:22:1989 p4
Dorm rate increase proposed, 1:18:1989 p1
Food, dormitory costs to rise in fall '88, 2:24:1988 p3
Freshman dorm experiencing moderate success at mid-year, 2:10:1988 p2
Gun fired at Stage XVI party, 10:28:1987 p1
Heat restrictions leave students in the cold, 10:19:1988 p3
High levels of asbestos found in McLean, 9:9:1987 p1
Not all roommates hit it off; student deal in different ways with their semester "cellmate," 2:8:1989 p17
Residence hall to serve as "conference center," 9:14:1988 p5
Stage XVI cockroach fumigation raises concern of students living in complex, 11:2:1988 p6
Stage XVI residents dissatisfied with maintenance, 10:7:1987 p2
Stage XVI residents receive restitution for flood damages, 10:26:1988 p2
Stage XVI students wake up to two inches of "sewage" in apartments, 9:7:1988 p3
Thompson Hall residents upset again, 11:18:1987 p2
Three residence halls, dining hall remain closed, 1:27:1988 p7
DRUGS
"Ecstasy" use increasing nationwide; people not aware of its side effects, great dangers, 2:24:1988 p3
6 people arrested in Feb. 3 drug raid, 2:10:1988 p1
Drug problem in all of sports continues rapid rise: cocaine, alcohol and anabolic steroids now common, 10:5:1988 p22
Drug program set to begin, 8:31:1988 p20
Former addicts tell of their experiences, 4:19:1989 p17
Former major leaguer to speak about drug and alcohol abuse, 12:7:1988 p22
Frat party linked to vandals, pot use, 9:7:1988 p1
Grant awarded for rural drug program, 2:24:1988 p1
New York State fights substance abuse, 10:26:1988 p13
PELL students must be drug free, 4:26:1989 p5
Serious penalties await students caught with drugs while overseas, 4:12:1989 p4
Steroid effects considered dangerous, 4:13:1988 p3
Three arrested in Main Street cocaine raid valued at $50,000, 11:11:1987 p1
DUNNE, DANIEL
New assistant coaches added to Brockport's athletic staff, 9:30:1987 p15
DWI
Death of former student hit in DWI accident has family petitioning state for tougher drunk driving penalties, 11:4:1987 p3
Are we nearing an ecological armageddon?, 1:18:1989 p13
EDUCATION AND HUMAN DEVELOPMENT
Graduate moratorium lifted for fall, 9:21:1988 p5
ELWELL, WILLIAM
Teacher writes cartoon book, 11:9:1988 p13
EMPLOYMENT
Campus jobs short student workers, 9:30:1987 p1
College ups minimum wage to $3.85, 11:16:1988 p1
Congress may pass bill for higher wages, 9:7:1988 p1
FSA hikes hourly wages, 9:7:1988 p1
On-campus employers seeking outside help to fill CWS openings, 4:20:1988 p1
On-campus hiring available through Career development and placement, 1:25:1989 p14
Shortage seen in applications for on-campus employment, 4:26:1989 p6
Work study jobs go unfilled, 4:20:1988 p1
ENERGY
Energy savings program decreases deficit, 8:31:1988 p1
ENGLISH
English classes overcrowded, 9:21:1988 p1
Legislators push English as official state language, 3:8:1989 p4
ENGLISH CLUB
Students read own poetry works at Coffee haus, 3:9:1988 p7
ENROLLMENT
Cuomo budget jeopardizes SUNY jobs, '89 enrollment, 3:1:1989 p1
English classes overcrowded, 9:21:1988 p1
Enrollment continues to rise; spring '88 has 20 percent jump, 2:3:1988 p1
Enrollment reaches new record, 8:31:1988 p1
Fall student enrollment increases, 9:9:1987 p1
Three residence hall, dining hall remain closed, 1:27:1988 p7
ENVIRONMENT
State-wide groups wants to rid environment of waste, 3:8:1989 p6
ERIE CANAL
Barge canal stands as a landmark in village history, 2:3:1988 p8
EUROPEAN COMMON MARKET
European Community to be simulated at Brockport, 4:6:1988 p5
EWART, GAVIN
English poet speaks on his versatile works, 10:19:1988 p13
Hiring freeze won't affect faculty at SUNY Brockport, 9:14:1988 p3
FACULTY SENATE
Committee to honor student life improvement, 3:29:1989 p23
Cuomo's budget plan main discussion at SUNY Brockport faculty/senate meeting, 2:15:1989 p5
Faculty senate convenes, 12:2:1987 p1
Faculty senate passes matriculation policy, 2:8:1989 p3
Van de Wetering addresses faculty senate, presents new SUNY budget propositions, 4:26:1989 p6
FACULTY STUDENT ASSOCIATION (FSA)
"Union square" snack bar to open soon, 3:9:1988 p7
"Unjust firing" stirs off the tracks protest, 1:25:1989 p1
College clubs to receive requested fund-raising profits, 11:9:1988 p3
Fancher land sold for more than $400,000, 2:17:1988 p3
FSA has offer for Fancher Campus, 11:11:1987 p2
New food service director appointed by FSA, 10:7:1987 p2
FAGAN, GARTH
Fagan to be honored in Rochester, 9:28:1988 p15
FANCHER CAMPUS
Fancher land sold for more than $400,000, 2:17:1988 p3
FSA has offer for Fancher Campus, 11:11:1987 p2
FARISANI, DEAN
Farisani speaks out on apartheid, 10:5:1988 p15
FARRAKHAN, LOUIS
Louis Farrakhan answers to criticism in speech, 11:18:1987 p11
FBI
FBI agent speaks on the criminal mind, 12:9:1987 p2
FEE
Board raises fee in second vote, 9-1, 3:2:1988 p1
BSG budget could undergo changes due to athletic fee, 9:14:1988 p6
BSG mandatory fee passes by large margin, 4:19:1989 p1
College administrations, students nationwide divided over student government control of mandatory fees, 4:19:1989 p6
Mandatory fee to go up $15, 2:24:1988 p1
Separate athletic fee passes by small margin, 2:8:1989 p1
Separate athletic fee referendum scheduled, 1:25:1989 p1
SUNY Brockport faces athletic fee, 12:7:1988 p1
SUNY campuses may opt for athletic fee, 9:7:1988 p4
SUNY trustees pass athletic fee resolution, 11:2:1988 p1
FEUDO, VINCENT
Volunteers give gift of friendship to handicapped, 10:7:1987 p5
FIELD HOCKEY
Field hockey captures 2-0 win over St. Bonaventure, 9:21:1988 p17
Field hockey team downs Houghton, 9:28:1988 p24
Field hockey team loses 2-1 in double OT to SUNY Oneonta, 10:5:1988 p22
Field hockey team loses opener at Slippery Rock, 9:7:1988 p14
Field hockey team loses to Slippery Rock, 3-0, 10:14:1987 p15
Field hockey team shut out, 9:14:1988 p14
Field hockey team ties for first place in Brockport invitational, 10:19:1988 p20
Field hockey team wins last two games of season, 3-2 over SUNY Oneonta, 5-0 over Marywood college, 10:26:1988 p24
Field hockey wins 1-0, will host invitational, 10:12:1988 p21
FILARDO, FRANK
Director of TV services works hard to maintain transmission of good signals, 4:5:1989 p15
FINANCIAL AID
Dropouts likely to default on loans, 10:28:1987 p5
Financial aid changes to affect eligibility, 10:21:1987 p2
Financial aid problems frustrate faculty, students, 9:21:1988 p3
Government financial aid awards under new system, 11:16:1988 p1
More students to get cut from Pell, 3:9:1988 p2
New scholarship fund created for students, 12:9:1987 p1
Officials seek student service trade-off for student loans, 4:19:1989 p8
PELL students must be drug free, 4:26:1989 p5
Students to graduate with big loan debts, 1:25:1989 p1
SUNY Brockport financial aid unaffected by state budget cuts, 4:12:1989 p1
TAP may be affected by policy change, 11:11:1987 p3
FINE ARTS
Brockport's fine arts schedule shines, 9:9:1987 p5
Weather does not damper festivities of the arts, 4:27:1988 p9
FIRE
American red cross comes to the rescue of people left homeless in Main Street fire, 9:14:1988 p6
Pizza Pizza relocates after fire destroys old location, 11:16:1988 p3
Prevention of fire sparks special day, 10:26:1988 p17
Severe fire causes families to evacuate damaged homes, 8:31:1988 p7
Suspicious blazes strike across town, 5:3:1989 p5
FOOD
New food service director appointed by FSA, 10:7:1987 p2
New points system at Whistle Stop disappoints students, 9:30:1987 p3
FOOTBALL
1989 football schedule complete; team opens 42nd season at home, 4:5:1989 p24
Brockport overruns Niagara in 48-7 rout, 11:4:1987 p20
Brothers on and off the field, 11:18:1987 p15
Buffalo overwhelms Brockport in 28-7 thrashing, 10:28:1987 p16
Canisius slips by Brockport with late TD, 10:21:1987 p16
Cortland red dragons scorch SUNY Brockport 28-13, 10:12:1988 p24
Eagles rip Bengals, 28-6, in second straight win, 10:7:1987 p12
Eagles surprise Albany Great Danes, 13-7, 9:30:1987 p16
Football golden eagles open at Mansfield, 8:31:1988 p20
Football team loses 24-7 in final game, 11:18:1987 p16
Football team must live up to potential, 10:28:1987 p14
Football team suffers third straight defeat of season, 9:21:1988 p18
Football team uses off-season to train in weight room; Matejkovic pleased after landing defensive recruits, 4:12:1989 p28
Former eagles defensive back "gets his kicks" in new role, 10:12:1988 p22
Golden eagle pull major upset by downing previously unbeaten Canisus college, 14-10, 10:19:1988 p20
Golden eagle quarterback Bowerman primed to rewrite school record book, 9:28:1988 p20
Golden eagles blow lead in 14-10 loss to Dragons, 10:14:1987 p16
Golden eagles come close in season opener, 9:9:1987 p12
Golden eagles football team falls short of expectations, 9:28:1988 p19
Golden eagles lose opener at Mercyhurst, 9:7:1988 p16
Golden eagles make the grade at home by crushing Buffalo State 34-7, 10:5:1988 p24
Golden eagles receive all-american honors, 1:18:1989 p16
Golden eagles rout Oberlin college, 48-15, 11:16:1988 p20
Golden eagles stung by University of Rochester 45-0, team will close out season at home against Oberlin, 11:9:1988 p19
Mansfield university downs golden eagles 28-14, 9:14:1988 p16
Pre-season all-american Pete White fights expectations instead of opponents, 10:12:1988 p23
Records fall as golden eagles soar to 33-10 victory over western conn., win 100th in program's history, 11:2:1988 p24
Tornadoes shoot down Golden Eagles, 32-26, 9:16:1987 p12
University of Buffalo takes no bull in stampeding golden eagles 38-7, record stands at meager 2-5, 10:26:1988 p21
Varsity gridders shut out host Hamilton on muddy field, 11:11:1987 p16
FOREMAN, DAVE
Speaker howls over wildfire, 4:27:1988 p7
FRALEIGH, SANDRA
Dance-author host at book signing party, 10:7:1987 p6
FRANEK, JOE
Meet the man who brings people together, 3:1:1989 p17
FRISBEE
Flying dogs frisbee team in doghouse after losing in regional championships, 11;16:1988 p19
"Tiny" SUNY Brockport student isn't tiny at heart, 3:2:1988 p8
GORDON, VIVIAN
Speaker tells of american apartheid, 1:25:1989 p3
GREEK LETTER SOCIETIES
A Greek life some never experience: honor societies, 9:28:1988 p16
Assemblyman seeks to rescind Greek's liquor permit policy, 10:26:1988 p2
Colleges want to boot problem greeks off their campuses, 4:27:1988 p4
Frat party linked to vandals, pot use, 9:7:1988 p1
Greek awareness day brings fun for all to union, 10:5:1988 p18
Greeks raise money for philanthropies, 5:4:1988 p15
IGC outlook for the 1988-89 year, 4:27:1988 p10
Major concerns within greek organizations, 9:21:1988 p14
Olympics show strength of Greek life at Brockport, 4:20:1988 p11
Views of frat party incident confusing, 9:14:1988 p1
GUSSOW, JILL
Artist gives gift to city streets, 10:14:1987 p10
GYMNASTICS
Brockport gymnastic records shattered in defeats, 1:27:1988 p12
Coach set to help rebuild eagles gymnastics team, 12:2:1987 p8
Eagle gymnasts wrap up season with exhibition, 2:24:1988 p10
Golden eagles gymnastics team loses first meet of season, SUNY Brockport's Vivian first in all-around competition, 12:7:1988 p23
Gymnasts finish second in Brockport invitational, 2:1:1989 p20
Gymnasts make strong start in near-upset of Cortland, 12:9:1987 p12
Tursi breaks record, team loses to Ithaca, 1:25:1989 p17
Vivian, Tursi disappointed with their national performances, 3:9:1988 p12
New assistant coaches added to Brockport's athletic staff, 9:30:1987 p15
HALL OF FAME
Eight inducted into golden eagle athletic hall of fame Saturday, 10:12:1988 p24
HANDICAPPED
See also: Disability Awareness Week
"Beep" baseball game demonstrates what it's like to be blind, 3:30:1988 p9
Brockport's handicapped access surveyed, 12:2:1987 p1
College's handicapped policy blasted, 4:6:1988 p1
Director of handicap services retires; new ideas in the works, 9:21:1988 p6
Handicapped student faces difficulties on campus, 1:27:1988 p6
HARASSEMENT
Tensions rise at Ithaca-area community college, 10:28:1987 p5
HARDY, BARBARA
Perpetuation of stereotypes of women in literature subject of semester's last writers forum, 4:12:1989 p21
HART, GARY
Facts crossed on Hart alcohol tan, 10:21:1987 p1
Gary Hart's visit focuses questions on alternative, 10:7:1987 p8
Hart discusses deficit, fed up with politics, 10:14:1987 p2
Hart sacks BSG for $11,000 loss, 10:14:1987 p1
Hart to speak at Brockport, 9:16:1987 p1
HARTWELL HALL
Hartwell Hall scheduled for renovations, 9:30:1987 p2
HASENAUER, MARY
New assistant coaches added to Brockport's athletic staff, 9:30:1987 p15
HEALTH
200 turn out for abortion protest, 1:27:1988 p3
AIDS crisis affects women differently than it does men, 4:20:1988 p11
AIDS dilemma focus of "Awareness week," 4:26:1989 p11
AIDS still menaces students, 10:21:1987 p4
Brockport joins march in Washington, DC to support women's legal choice of abortion, 4:12:1989 p1
BSG promotes condom use by give-aways in the union, 10:28:1987 p2
College without full time doctor, 10:7:1987 p1
College, community hopes to avoid measles epidemic path, 5:3:1989 p4
Enjoy sex without hang-ups, professor says, 12:9:1987 p9
Flu symptoms coughed up across Brockport campus, 2:8:1989 p4
Health center announces more service changes, 10:28:1987 p3
Organizations form pro-active coalition demonstrating reproductive freedom, 3:29:1989 p5
Pregnancy center pro-life front?, 4:26:1989 p1
Pro-abortion protesters rally for rights, 11:9:1988 p1
Professor says new cultural pressures the cause of anorexia, 10:28:1987 p11
School reviewing condom dispersion, 10:7:1987 p1
Schools consider condom dispensers, 9:30:1987 p3
Students learn how to cope with cold, 2:15:1989 p13
USA today: one in 300 students infected with AIDS, 11:30:1988 p1
Women lead list of campus condom consumers, 11:4:1987 p5
HEYEN, WILLIAM
English professor celebrates his latest book of poems, many about Brockport, 2:22:1989 p12
Pollution combat proposed at faculty-at-large meeting, 12:7:1988 p1
HIGH SCHOOLS
Ambassador program sends SUNY Brockport students back to high school, 11:11:1987 p12
HILLEL
Hillel helps open the door to being a better person, 11:9:1988 p6
Jews prepare for holiday that unites religion, 4:19:1989 p20
Nazareth college puts on "Diary of Anne Frank," 12:7:1988 p18
Students ban together to help fight apartheid, 3:1:1989 p16
Students visit Soviet Jews; attempt to provide lifeline, 11:30:1988 p16
HISTORY
Names of campus buildings have roots in Brockport history, 2:3:1988 p7
Student feels that blacks poorly served by universities who refuse to face "real facts" about African history, 2:1:1989 p10
Women, history in ads discussed, 12:2:1987 p1
HOCKEY
Brockport hockey team falls to Canisius, 9-4, 11:18:1987 p16
Brockport hockey team sweeps in opener, 11:11:1987 p16
Brockport wallops Binghamton, 10-3, 2:10:1988 p12
Golden eagles fall to Cortland and Canisius, record stands 2-4, 11:30:1988 p24
Golden eagles ice hockey runs record to 5-3, 12:2:1987 p8
Golden eagles score 21 goals in two games, 2:8:1989 p24
Griffins bury ice eagles; skaters burn red dragons, 2:3:1988 p12
Hockey team continues to struggle, lose 11-5, 12:7:1988 p24
Hockey team eliminated from playoff chase, 2:15:1989 p20
Hockey team loses in finals of Brockport tournament, 11:9:1988 p20
Hockey team loses three, playoff hopes slim, 2:1:1989 p20
Hockey team routs Binghamton, edged by Potsdam, 1:25:1989 p20
Hockey team sets goals for new year, 11:4:1987 p18
Hockey team splits road games, skate past Potsdam College, 5-1; lose to Plattsburgh College, 10-5, 11:16:1988 p19
Hockey team wins two; close to first-place SUNYAC tie, 12:9:1987 p11
Hockey's Palin ends season as team's all-time scorer, 2:22:1989 p18
Ice eagles finish up year with record setting 17 wins, 3:2:1988 p12
Ice eagles lose to Lakers in opening playoff round, 8-3, 2:24:1988 p12
Ice hockey team loses to Oswego; playoffs start Friday, 2:17:1988 p12
Losses to Plattsburgh, Oswego drop hockey team record to 5-8, 1:18:1989 p15
Pederson resigns as head coach of SUNY Brockport hockey team, 2:22:1989 p20
SUNY Brockport student designs gloves for the pros, 11:30:1988 p24
SUNY Brockport's Palin makes hockey history scoring :03 into Oswego game, 1:18:1989 p16
Tempers flare in deadlock; Brockport ices Binghamton, 1:27:1988 p11
HOLIDAYS
School cuts Jewish holidays from fall semester schedule, 3:9:1988 p1
HOMECOMING
College, community come out for 1988 homecoming parade, 10:19:1988 p14
Homecoming weekend opens up with bonfire, 10:12:1988 p15
School ready for homecoming, 10:14:1987 p11
HOMELESSNESS
Panel discusses problems of homelessness, 4:12:1989 p17
HOMOSEXUALITY
Gay alliance of genesee valley operates in full force with periodicals, support groups, special events, 1:25:1989 p13
HONORS CONVOCATION
Students recognized for academics, 5:4:1988 p15
HOUSING, OFF-CAMPUS
BSG helps fight irresponsive landlords, 9:14:1988 p1
King street house condemned, students evicted, 2:3:1988 p2
Inter-fraternity council established at Brockport, 4:27:1988 p10
INTERNATIONAL EDUCATION
College offers students new overseas program, 9:30:1987 p9
Ghana exchange program active, 9:14:1988 p3
Overseas program available for anybody, 3:29:1989 p7
Semester abroad teaches about college life in a small town, 5:4:1988 p17
Studies in London: it doesn't always bring out sunshine in foreign students, 10:19:1988 p16
INTERNATIONAL STUDENT ASSOCIATION (ISA)
ISA held dinner, dance last Friday, 10:5:1988 p15
ISA member lists its coming activities, 4:6:1988 p8
Muslim holiday coming; fasting to thank Allah, 3:1:1989 p16
INTERNSHIPS
Rochester radio personalities tell students to get internships, 11:11:1987 p11
IRAN
Iranians have reasons for hating Americans, 11:18:1987 p12
ISRAEL
PLO, Jewish peace movement representatives debate Israel's concern for west bank freedom, 4:19:1989 p5
Prof lobbies Washington over Israeli "injustices," 3:9:1988 p2
Host T-birds win two of three during lacrosse extravaganza, 4:27:1988 p16
Lacrosse club falters in second half; record now 0-3, 4:13:1988 p12
Lacrosse club wins one, loses two, 4:20:1988 p16
Lacrosse team ready for competitive year, 2:8:1989 p19
Lacrosse team to join new association; Thunderbirds start season March 20, 3:9:1988 p10
T-birds come up winless in weekend Southern Tier trip, 3:30:1988 p16
Thunderbirds taste victory for first time, 4:26:1989 p18
LAKESIDE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL
Lakeside granted funds for upgrade in facilities, 2:3:1988 p2
LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT INSTITUTE
Minority program helps students, community grow, 9:30:1987 p9
LEE, LI-YOUNG
Alumnus poet recites works at Drake Memorial Library, 10:14:1987 p11
LEMCKE, SHIRLEY
A day in the life, 10:28:1987 p11
LEONE, MIKE
Student sets goals for a better world, 4:26:1989 p12
LEVY, MONICA
Noted dancer explains her art, 10:7:1987 p5
LIBBY, ROGER
Enjoy sex without hang-ups, professor says, 12:9:1987 p9
LIBRARY
Alumnus poet recites works at Drake Memorial Library, 10:14:1987 p11
Computerized catalog system to be installed at library, 3:30:1988 p7
Library conditions lead to health investigation, 5:3:1989 p1
Library installs new system to speed check-out process, 9:9:1987 p2
Library updates circulation system, 11:18:1987 p4
Photocopy costs increase, 4:5:1989 p6
Public safety catches man red-handed in library, 9:14:1988 p1
LIEBSCHUTZ, SARAH
Three professors awarded grants to upgrade studies, 10:14:1987 p3
LITERACY
On-campus program helps illiterate to read, 1:27:1988 p7
Activist Malcolm X's daughter tells blacks to start feeling motivation, 11:18:1987 p12
Professor gives praise to Malcolm X, 2:17:1988 p7
MALIK, SALAHUDDIN
Prof lobbies Washington over Israeli "injustices," 3:9:1988 p2
MANDELA, NELSON
Brockport comes out for Mandela, 11:18:1987 p1
Brockport to honor Mandela, 11:4:1987 p1
Mandela group criticized for violence, terror, 11:11:1987 p13
Mandela representative defends ANC actions, 11:18:1987 p3
MARAH, JOHN
Professor Marah's goals: publishing books, politics, 11:9:1988 p16
MCDERMOTT, CHRIS
No regrets for infamous disc jockey, 5:3:1989 p18
MCHUGH, HEATHER
McHugh's poetry not for the birds, 11:2:1988 p13
MERCER UNIVERSITY
Party school label has school officials upset, 11:18:1987 p5
METZ, GARY
Grant awarded for rural drug program, 2:24:1988 p1
MIGRANT EDUCATION
Tutors help migrant workers in Brockport educational program, 12:2:1987 p5
MINORITY STUDENTS
Minority program helps students, community grow, 9:30:1987 p9
MISSISSIPPI STATE UNIVERSITY
Racial tensions arise against black fraternity, 8:31:1988 p5
MOOKERJEE, SWAPAN
New assistant coaches added to Brockport's athletic staff, 9:30:1987 p15
MOORE, MARTIN
Student reaping rewards from getting involved, 2:22:1989 p12
MOREDOCK, RANDOLPH
Moredock offers aid to frosh, 8:31:1988 p15
MORRIS, MARK
Morris graces Hartwell stage with talent, style in Summer Arts fest, 8:31:1988 p13
MULLIGAN, JOE
Mulligan captivates crowd with flexible mind, music ability, 2:8:1989 p13
MULTICULTURALISM
Faculty balk on multiculturalism due to lack of input, 4:6:1988 p3
Faculty discuss multiculturalism issue, 11:4:1987 p1
Multiculturalism to arrive on the Brockport campus, 10:28:1987 p9
MURPHY, DENISE
Student striving for White House, 3:29:1989 p18
MURRAY, THOMAS
Alcoholism must be admitted first; then treated: lecturer, 4:6:1988 p7
MUSIC
"Psychedelic" band gives spirited show, 4:6:1988 p5
Chestnut brass company thrills crowd at Hartwell, 12:2:1987 p5
Instrumental music has emotion, professor says, 2:24:1988 p5
MUSLIM
Muslim students untouched by "Satanic Verses" crisis, 3:8:1989 p5
Honest effort code causes stir with track coaches, 3:8:1989 p25
NCAA needs to change proposal 42 to make it fair to all student/athletes, 1:25:1989 p18
NCAA ruling allows referees to punish teams for fans' antics, 3:2:1988 p10
Proposition 42 stirs controversy; proposal due for re-vote in spring, 2:8:1989 p22
NEW YORK STATE GAMES FOR THE PHYSICALLY CHALLENGED
Brockport hosts games for disabled, 10:7:1987 p8
Cuomo comes up with games idea, 10:19:1988 p4
NYS Games for the physically challenged scheduled October 14 & 15 on campus, 9:21:1988 p13
Some kind of wonderful, 10:14:1987 p9
SUNY Brockport hosts physically challenged games over weekend, 10:19:1988 p1
NOLAN, ED
Nolan protests U.S. press coverage of Central American policies and violence, 10:12:1988 p2
NORTH, OLIVER
North: a national security threat?, 9:9:1987 p7
Talk isn't cheap when it comes to "Ollie" North, 10:5:1988 p4
Naturalist "put educator's hat on" came to Brockport, 3:29:1989 p22
O'NEILL, EUGENE
Symposium honors american playwright, 11;2:1988 p17
OKOYE, FELIX NWABUEZE
Meet Nwabueze Okoye: he's done all he wants to, 11:2:1988 p16
Professor gives praise to Malcolm X, 2:17:1988 p7
OLYMPICS
The Olympic tradition continues, 2:10:1988 p11
ORCHESTRA
"Peter and the wolf" thrills Brockport area youth, 9:30:1987 p10
Brockport orchestra's fall concert a success, 10:28:1987 p10
ORGANIZATION OF STUDENTS OF AFRICAN DESCENT (OSAD)
"Unjust firing" stirs off the tracks protest, 1:25:1989 p1
Amid unrest, N*gg*r cafe canceled, 3:29:1989 p1
Black history month continues, 2:22:1989 p14
Black history month saw lectures of various types, 3:8:1989 p20
Meet Mahalia Jackson: american gospel singer, 10:26:1988 p19
Meet Nwabueze Okoye: he's done all he wants to, 11:2:1988 p16
Militant Black Panthers extinct due to conflicts, 11:30:1988 p16
Musician performs for crowd in variety of ways, 2:15:1989 p15
Nigerian pottery lecture adds to Black History Month, 2:15:1989 p15
OSAD: a look into one of the school's largest groups, 10:19:1988 p17
Outraged students protest "N*gg*r cafe," 3:8:1989 p1
Professor Marah's goals: publishing books, politics, 11:9:1988 p16
Topics on student life highlight Black Week, 11:16:1988 p17
International discussion brings tension, 11:30:1988 p13
PARKING
Committee presents parking proposal, 3:9:1988 p2
New lots help to decrease parking problems, 9:9:1987 p2
Parking fines increased for fall semester, 8:31:1988 p2
PAYNE, CHRIS
Brothers on and off the field, 11:18:1987 p15
PAYNE, FRANK
Brothers on and off the field, 11:18:1987 p15
PEACE
Peace pole to be unveiled here, 11:18:1987 p3
PESKIN, DALE
Just a day in the life, 10:7:1987 p6
PESTICIDE
Chavez speaks out against pesticide use, 3:9:1988 p1
PHI SIGMA SIGMA
Phi Sig sisters rock to success for 36 hours, 10:26:1988 p16
Phi Sigma Sigma, WBSU rock 36 hours for charity, 10:28:1987 p2
Phi Sigma Sigma: making marks for charity, 10:12:1988 p15
PHOTOGRAPHY
Curator tells Photo League's story, 2:15:1989 p13
Internationally renowned show of photos visits Eastman House, 3:29:1989 p18
Photo league helps amateurs bring on some social change, 2:1:1989 p11
PLANETARIUM
Planetarium jeopardized by retirement, budget problems, 5:3:1989 p7
PLANT MANAGEMENT
Campus-wide safety plan activated, 10:5:1988 p1
Plant management seeking support to keep SUNY Brockport a clean campus, 11:30:1988 p4
POLITICS
Bush vows to be the "Education president," 9:21:1988 p4
College democrats across the nation unorganized, 11:2:1988 p4
College denies rights of Young Democrats, 10:19:1988 p1
College students flocking to Jackson campaign, 4:20:1988 p2
County party chairholders debate records of presidential candidates, 10:12:1988 p1
Does Bush know what liberals have done?, 10:26:1988 p12
Dukakis' new student loan plan uncertain, 9:28:1988 p2
Facts crossed on Hart alcohol tab, 10:21:1987 p1
Gary Hart's visit questions on alternative, 10:7:1987 p8
Hart discusses deficit, fed up with politics, 10:14:1987 p2
Hart sacks BSG for $11,000 loss, 10:14:1987 p1
Hart to speak at Brockport, 9:16:1987 p1
Historian tells of the democratic convention of 1968, 11:9:1988 p13
Legislators push English as official state language, 3:8:1989 p4
Presidential hopeful Robertson defends platform in Rochester speech Saturday, 10:14:1987 p4
Reagan and rebel "freedom fighters" assailed, 10:21:1987 p11
Republican senate candidate seeks to replenish money cut from education, 10:26:1988 p1
Senseless spending in federal government, 4:5:1989 p4
Voters must look around media when deciding, 10:26:1988 p12
What if Bush was correct about Dukakis, 10:26:1988 p12
Young democrats at SUNY Brockport, 9:21:1988 p13
Young democrats hold rally in last effort to promote Dukakis campaign, 11:9:1988 p1
Young republicans in full force supporting candidates, 11:2:1988 p19
POLLUTION
Pollution combat proposed at faculty-at-large meeting, 12:7:1988 p1
PORNOGRAPHY
Pornography bill could cause censorship, 12:2:1987 p6
POTSDAM
Potsdam prints art exhibit comes to Brockport, 2:3:1988 p7
PRESLEY, ELVIS
Elvis fans form club to share memorabilia, 11:30:1988 p17
PROTESTS
Activities gather in Rochester for anti-Contra aid protest, 10:7:1987 p3
PUBLIC RELATIONS
"I love New York" campaign discussed in ad session, 11:11:1987 p11
Advice given to PR majors, 11:11:1987 p11
Area to get new look at college, 10:7:1987 p1
PUBLIC SAFETY
"Threatening" phone caller arrested, 10:26:1988 p1
Escorts help students on campus, 11:4:1987 p14
Just a day in the life (Thomas Donaloio), 9:30:1987 p11
Public safety catches man red-handed in library, 9:14:1988 p1
Public safety introduces new escort service, 8:31:1988 p6
Public safety makes noticeable changes: adds 1988 diplomat to new patrol fleet, 9:14:1988 p3
Public safety receives award, 8:31:1988 p1
Public safety to enforce arrests against students violating open container law, 10:19:1988 p5
Public safety to put additional blue light phones on buildings across campus, 10:12:1988 p2
Publis safety installs direct-line phones to improve security in case of emergency, 3:8:1989 p4
Faculty/student panel meets to discuss concepts of campus racism, prejudice, 3:1:1989 p18
Racial incident investigation over, 10:5:1988 p1
Racism drives black students from white campuses, 10:12:1988 p6
Speaker calls civil rights a great test, 11:11:1987 p12
Student chased in "racial incident," 9:28:1988 p1
Survey reveals racial tensions, 10:5:1988 p1
Tensions rise at Ithaca-area community college, 10:28:1987 p5
RADIO
Rochester radio personalities tell students to get internships, 11:11:1987 p11
RAPE
Counselors say colleges fail to stop rape, 9:21:1988 p2
Date rape a problem on college campuses, 4:19:1989 p19
Protesters march against sexual violence, 10:12:1988 p2
RECREATION AND LEISURE
Recreation and leisure program accredited, 10:14:1987 p3
RECYCLING
Separating trash proposed in Monroe County, 2:15:1989 p5
RED CROSS
American red cross comes to the rescue of people left homeless in Main Street fire, 9:14:1988 p6
RELIGION
See also: Hillel
Lecture tries to help people become aware of their relationships with their soul, God, 11:30:1988 p13
Muslim students untouched by "Satanic Verses" crisis, 3:8:1989 p5
RESIDENT ASSISTANT
Becoming resident assistant has good points as well as bad points, 3:8:1989 p22
Resident assistant test criticized, 5:3:1989 p3
Psychic comedian astounds audience by reading minds, 4:6:1988 p5
ROSE, SUZANNE
Car crash kills worker, 3:9:1988 p1
ROSENTHAL, ROBIN
Student works toward improvement of campus community, 2:8:1989 p14
ROTC
Interest in ROTC climbs, so does competition, 10:21:1987 p2
Military officer ranks filling faster; ROTC cadets find early way out, 2:10:1988 p2
ROTC cadets play war in NJ, 11:2:1988 p17
ROUTE 531
Route 531 plans at standstill, 9:30:1987 p1
Route 531 plans discussed at west meeting, 10:14:1987 p3
Study ready to begin on Rt. 531 extension, 3:9:1988 p3
ROXBURY INN
Roxbury Inn bought by local resident, 11:18:1987 p2
RUGBY
Aardvarks' snout left buried in Doggie dirt after 6-3 Brockport win, 4:19:1989 p28
Brockport doggies wallop Geneseo, 10:7:1987 p12
Brockport rugby tatters Alfred, 17-6, 10:21:1987 p16
Club troubles highlight BSG board meeting, 4:12:1989 p6
Doggies A-team lose for the first time, B-team wins again to remain unbeaten, 10:5:1988 p23
Doggies chew on Griffs 19-0 undefeated at home, 10:12:1988 p21
Doggies crush SUNY Geneseo, A and B teams win by shutout, 9:28:1988 p21
Doggies dump on alumni, 5:3:1989 p26
Doggies fall to Aardvarks, 11:4:1987 p20
Doggies finish second in tournament, 4:27:1988 p16
Doggies lead by 4 at halftime but fall to host Syracuse, 13-4, 3:30:1988 p16
Doggies left out in cold at upstate tournament, 4:26:1989 p20
Doggies nab 2 out of 3, 11:18:1987 p16
Doggies take first Dogs in Heat tournament, 4:12:1989 p28
Doggies take first place in rugby tourney, 4:20:1988 p16
Doggies win three games over Alfred; host opener Saturday, 9:21:1988 p19
Doggies, Killer B's drop weekend rugby games to Rochester Aardvarks, 4:6:1988 p12
Rugby alumni wallops doggies 38-0 in annual match, 5:4:1988 p20
Rugby team downs Buffalo, 10:14:1987 p14
Rugby wins 16-0, 9:14:1988 p14
Tournament party lands "dogs" in heat, 5:3:1989 p1
Turtles send Doggies home with tail between legs after 24-0 loss, 10:19:1988 p19
Frat party linked to vandals, pot use, 9:7:1988 p1
Greek organizations awarded for high GPA's, 3:2:1988 p7
Sigma Phi Rho working against apartheid, 11:9:1988 p6
Views of frat party incident confusing, 9:14:1988 p1
SISSON, RALPH
College offers students new overseas program, 9:30:1987 p9
SKINHEADS
Racial unity skinheads strive for greater understanding, seek end of popular stereotypes, 4:5:1989 p15
SLOAN, WILLIAM
Lecture showcases early protest movies, 2:22:1989 p9
SMOKING
Smoking laws sinking in on campus, 10:14:1987 p1
SMYTH, JULIE
Death of former student hit in DWI accident has family petitioning state for tougher drunk driving penalties, 11:4:1987 p3
SOCCER
Brockport ends soccer season by picking up two for win column, 11:4:1987 p17
Men's soccer lose again, record now stands at 1-11, 10:19:1988 p18
Men's soccer loses SUNYAC opener to SUNY Oswego 2-1, 9:28:1988 p21
Men's soccer squad tallies first victory, 9:30:1987 p14
Men's soccer team drops 4-2 loss to St. Lawrence, 10:12:1988 p22
Men's soccer team drops another close match, 1-0, 10:5:1988 p21
Men's soccer team lets victory slip away, 10:21:1987 p15
Men's soccer team splits a pair of games, 9:21:1988 p20
Men's soccer team stumbles in home invitational, 9:9:1987 p12
Men's soccer team tops Buffalo Bengals, 10:28:1987 p16
Soccer team hosting invitational, 8:31:1988 p20
Soccer team places last at Invitational, 9:7:1988 p16
St. Lawrence tops men's soccer team, 9:16:1987 p12
SOCCER, WOMEN
Bulls boot floundering ladies soccer team, 10:7:1987 p12
Golden eagles women's soccer shutout against SUNY Cortland, 11:4:1987 p19
Lady booters lose close on in OT, 10:28:1987 p16
Lady eagles soccer defeated RIT, lose to Canisus College 1-0, 9:28:1988 p21
Women's soccer 2nd in invitational, 9:21:1988 p20
Women's soccer loses first game on the road, 9:7:1988 p15
Women's soccer loses, 2-1, wins laughter, 7-0, 10:14:1987 p15
Women's soccer shut out in back to back games, 10:5:1988 p20
Women's soccer team downs Fredonia, Kim Palmieri ties school scoring record, 10:12:1988 p21
Women's soccer team ends season with 3-0 defeat, Palmieri fails in attempt to break goal scoring record, 10:26:1988 p23
Women's soccer team wins one game and loses one, 9:14:1988 p16
SOFTBALL
Golden eagles softball team captures six of seven, Merritt, Strack power women to first place in SUNYAC, 4:19:1989 p28
Senior volleyball/softball standout Julie Tokar adds new page to SUNY Brockport sports record books, 11:2:1988 p22
Softball pitcher has outstanding year, 5:4:1988 p19
Softball team clinches playoff, 4:27:1988 p16
Softball team continues roll; season record stands at 11-1, 4:20:1988 p16
Softball team faces unseen opponent, 4:19:1989 p17
Softball team looks to continue improvements, 4:6:1988 p12
Softball team opens season with two double-header wins, 4:13:1988 p12
Softball team ups record to 12-1, clinches SUNYAC west, 4:26:1989 p20
Softball team wins two of last four, 5:4:1988 p20
Softball team's winning streak ends, 5:3:1989 p28
Women's softball to rely on strong hitting, defense, 3:29:1989 p28
SOUTHWICK, EDWARD
Professor studying possible killer bee invasion of U.S., 2:17:1988 p4
SPECIAL FRIENDS, INC.
It takes a special person to be a special friend; student takes first steps in her journey of friendship, 2:1:1989 p11
Program helps out local kids, 11:4:1987 p14
Student happy to be "special friend," 2:8:1989 p13
SPECIAL OLYMPICS
Brockport boogies for the Special Olympics, 10:21:1987 p10
SPONSOR-A-STUDENT PROGRAM
Program continues this year to help prospective students start off in right direction, 3:8:1989 p21
STABA, DAVE
From acting to politics, student seeks more from life, 3:8:1989 p20
STAGE XVI
College wants to improve living conditions at Stage XVI complex, 2:22:1989 p4
Gun fired at Stage XVI party, 10:28:1987 p1
Stage XVI cockroach fumigation raises concern of students living in complex, 11:2:1988 p6
Stage XVI residents dissatisfied with maintenance, 10:7:1987 p2
Stage XVI residents receive restitution for flood damages, 10:26:1988 p2
Stage XVI students wake up to two inches of "sewage" in apartments, 9:7:1988 p3
STATE ASSOCIATION OF THE STATE UNIVERSITY (SASU)
Board: "No SASU here," 2:17:1988 p1
Brockport says no to SASU, 9:7:1988 p1
BSG board of directors discuss SASU, treasurer proposes phone restrictions, 11:2:1988 p1
BSG informs SASU officials that they will go to battle in court if necessary, 9:28:1988 p2
Funding for SASU questionable, 4:27:1988 p1
Jackson faces opposition on SASU membership referendum, 2:10:1988 p3
New BSG relations with SASU, 1:27:1988 p1
President says SASU a "waste," 11:30:1988 p1
SASU dislikes plan, 2:3:1988 p3
SASU policies get ridicule from BSG, 2:8:1989 p1
SASU president's position questioned, 11:9:1988 p1
SASU referendum put on BSG ballot; Jackson "goes over heads of board," 3:30:1988 p1
Student votes bring SASU to Brockport, 4:13:1988 p1
Van de Wetering opposes possible joining of SASU, 2:3:1988 p1
STEVENS, GARY
New food service director appointment by FSA, 10:7:1987 p2
STEWART, NED
Romance, teriyaki, TKE: model offers more than good looks, 2:1:1989 p12
Seminar "stresses" ways of dealing with pressure, 11:16:1988 p13
STUDENT ACTIVITIES BOARD (SAB)
1988-89 activities board appointed, 5:4:1988 p15
BSG meeting reveals SAB budget "unfrozen," 11:9:1988 p5
Concert chair preparing for main event, 3:29:1989 p17
SAB director resigning from BSG post, 3:9:1988 p1
SAB head accused of improprieties, 3:2:1988 p1
Student activities board takes over programming, 10:28:1987 p4
Students unite in "racial harmony" hoping to break cultural barriers, 4:26:1989 p11
STUDENT AFFAIRS
Crisis intervention team to educate students, 11:9:1988 p3
STUDENT SUPPORT SERVICES PROGRAM
Student support program initiated, 1:18:1989 p3
STYLUS
Stylus article gains national attention, 10:26:1988 p1
WBSU, The Stylus highlight BSG board meeting, 10:26:1988 p5
SUMMER
College searching for support of proposed faculty, student summer research program, 10:19:1988 p6
SUMMER ARTS FESTIVAL
Morris graces Hartwell stage with talent, style in Summer Arts fest, 8:31:1988 p13
SUNY
Buffalo college president becomes chancellor of SUNY, 5:4:1988 p3
Cuomo budget jeopardizes SUNY jobs, '89 enrollment, 3:1:1989 p1
Cuomo prepares gloomy budget for legislature, 1:18:1989 p1
Cuomo shorts SUNY in budget proposal, 2:17:1988 p1
Cuomo's budget plan main discussion at SUNY Brockport faculty/senate meeting, 2:15:1989 p5
Cuomo's budget proposal considered severe for SUNY, 2:1:1989 p1
Faculty lobby at capital against SUNY budget, 3:29:1989 p1
Fredonia state earns ninth rank nationwide, 10:19:1988 p3
New York state ethics commission: law will affect SUNY faculty grossing $30,000 plus, 11:9:1988 p3
Sample proposes increase in college budget, 10:12:1988 p4
Students protest at capital, 2:22:1989 p1
SUNY asks Cuomo for $31 million, 2:3:1988 p1
SUNY Brockport faculty, staff affected by budget, 3:1:1989 p1
SUNY Brockport ranks high in SUNY survey, 11:2:1988 p2
SUNY budget tuition hike close to reality, 4:5:1989 p3
SUNY faces budget constraint recommendations, 1:25:1989 p6
SUNY faculty, staff negotiate new contact, 10:19:1988 p6
SUNY plans assessment of education, 11:30:1988 p3
Whirlwind surrounds 1989-90 SUNY budget proposal, 11:16:1988 p6
SWEDEN SENIOR CENTER
Senior citizens stay young at heart at local center, 2:10:1988 p7
SWIMMING
Backstroker sets new record: swim teams lose to Geneseo, 2:8:1989 p23
Blue devils sink SUNY Brockport swimmers, 2:15:1989 p18
Both Brockport swim squads drown Potsdam bears, 2:17:1988 p11
Golden eagle swim team takes dive against SUNY Fredonia, 2:22:1989 p17
Men's swim team goes 2-1; women lose, 12:9:1987 p12
Men's swim team seventh in SUNYACs, relay teams break three school records, 3:8:1989 p28
Swim team loses; golden eagle Zimmerman sets record, 2:10:1988 p12
Swim team suiting up for season, 11:18:1987 p14
Swimmers prepare to take plunge into 1988-89 season, 11:9:1988 p18
Swimmers win, record broken, 2:3:1988 p12
Tobey utilizes corrective coaching instruction, 3:1:1989 p23
Women's swim team earn first win, men up record, 2:1:1989 p19
Women's swim team places 6th in SUNYAC, 3:1:1989 p24
SYLVESTER, SHERRY
New coaches added to staff, 8:31:1988 p20
New women's tennis coach is optimistic about 1988 season, 9:7:1988 p15
SYPHILIS
Syphilis increase in Monroe County area, 10:12:1988 p3
Tau Kappa Epsilon "volley-a-thon" raises $1,200 for easter seals society, 11:18:1987 p4
Tau Kappa Epsilon may eliminate pledging, 2:15:1989 p6
Two SUNY Brockport greek organizations go national, 3:29:1989 p23
TAYLOR, KEN
Free-trade agreement topic of seminar, 5:3:1989 p17
TELEPHONE
Hearing impaired relay service successful through group efforts, 2:8:1989 p5
New phone service offered, 1:27:1988 p3
New statewide service aids hearing impaired, 2:1:1989 p1
On-campus resident phone directory in the works, 11:4:1987 p1
Phone costs deemed unfair, 10:21:1987 p1
TELEVISION
Last year's NCTV deal dead; CSN may soon become a new on-campus service, 2:24:1988 p2
SUNYSAT: new educational link for college, 2:22:1989 p9
Television services benefit faculty, students, 11:2:1988 p15
TENNIS
Golden eagle tennis team finishes fourth out of five in SUNY Brockport invitational, 9:28:1988 p24
Golden eagles tennis team grabs 5-4 win over Wells, 9:16:1987 p11
Golden eagles tennis team loses to U of R, 8-1, 10:14:1987 p15
New women's tennis coach is optimistic about 1988 season, 9:7:1988 p15
Tennis loses last match to Canisius, 2-7, 10:12:1988 p21
Tennis places ninth at SUNYAC's, 11:2:1988 p23
Tennis team captures third win, even their record at 3-3, 10:5:1988 p22
Tennis team competes in annual tournament, 9:9:1987 p11
Tennis team finishes third in invitational, William Smith wins, 9:30:1987 p16
Tennis team finishes year with 7th place finish in SUNYACs, 10:21:1987 p16
Tennis team slips past Bengals to win second match of year, 10:7:1987 p12
Tennis team smashed 9-0, 9:21:1988 p19
Women's tennis team lose opener; upset SUNY Fredonia in tight match, 9:14:1988 p14
TERILLI, DENNIS
New assistant coaches added to Brockport's athletic staff, 9:30:1987 p15
TESTA, ALBERT
Not just a student; Testa is picture perfect, 1:18:1989 p10
THEATRE
"Beyond therapy" on the Brockport stage, 11:16:1988 p13
"Extremities" boldly depicts rape, 3:30:1988 p7
"Jitters" misses, one-woman play hits the mark, 3:2:1988 p7
"Milk wood" shows actors' abilities, 12:7:1988 p13
"Mother Courage" long sermon against war, 4:26:1989 p15
Ah Wilderness! hits high marks in opener, 10:12:1988 p15
Amid unrest, N*gg*r cafe canceled, 3:29:1989 p1
Hispanic plays depict gritty reality, 3:1:1989 p15
It takes two to tango in this class, 2:22:1989 p9
Latin American plays, art show highlight Hispanic celebration, 3:1:1989 p18
Marcia Berry-Diggs entertains capacity crowd with solo play, 3:2:1988 p7
Moliere's "Tartuffe" hurt by move to contemporary setting, 12:9:1987 p9
Outraged students protest "N*gg*r cafe," 3:8:1989 p1
Students present search for dignity, 3:29:1989 p17
THOMPSON HALL
Residence hall to serve as "conference center," 9:14:1988 p5
Minority program helps students, community grow, 9:30:1987 p9
TONG, DAVID
Student learns about his heritage; joins clubs to better self, 2:15:1989 p14
TRACK AND FIELD
Golden eagle runner qualifies for track nationals, 3:8:1989 p28
Honest effort code causes stir with track coaches, 3:8:1989 p25
Men's indoor track finishes third, women's fourth at invitational, 2:17:1988 p11
Men's indoor track team finishes fourth at SUNYAC's; Trowse sets new school record in 1,000 meter race, 2:22:1989 p19
Men's indoor track team races to second place in Rochester relays, 2:8:1989 p24
Men's indoor track team takes first place, women take fourth, 2:1:1989 p20
Men's team takes first, women's sixth in weekend SUNYAC track championships, 3:9:1988 p12
Men's track team wins Alfred invitational, Wilkins double winner for women's team, 4:19:1989 p28
Men's track team wins Mansfield Invitational, 5:4:1988 p20
Men's track team wins Robert Wesleyan invitational, women's team places ninth at University of Rochester, 2:15:1989 p20
Record setting Wilkins leads women's track, 4:26:1989 p18
Rookie track coach hopes to lead team to SUNYAC title, 4:5:1989 p24
Track record cracked at Colgate invitational, 4:26:1989 p20
Tracksters second at Geneseo invitational, 4:12:1989 p27
Trowse leads golden eagle track team to victory at SUNY Brockport invitational, 5:3:1989 p26
Trowse sets 1500 meter record at RAC invitational despite losses by the men's and women's track teams, 1:25:1989 p17
Jackson rallies against tuition hike, 11:11:1987 p1
Students face tuition increase; partial solution to SUNY deficit, 4:19:1989 p4
SUNY budget tuition hike close to reality, 4:5:1989 p3
Tuition increase may pass final evaluation, 4:26:1989 p1
Tuition soars as students scrape for money, 9:7:1988 p2
Perfect love at SUNY Brockport not simple, 2:15:1989 p13
St. Valentine killed on his day, 2:8:1989 p13
VAN DE WETERING, JOHN
College president dodges on-campus alcohol policy, 10:19:1988 p1
Just a day in the life, 9:9:1987 p5
President gets bigger crowd at open forum, 4:26:1989 p1
President says SASU a "waste," 11:30:1988 p1
President's service recognition award exemplifies excellence in community, 3:1:1989 p4
Student advisory group appointed by Van de Wetering to identify problems, 10:12:1988 p4
SUNY Brockport joins "campus compact," 9:21:1988 p1
Van de Wetering addresses college labor management, 4:5:1989 p3
Van de Wetering addresses faculty senate, presents new SUNY budget propositions, 4:26:1989 p6
Van de Wetering addresses issues, 3:8:1989 p1
Van de Wetering discusses issues with students, 3:2:1988 p1
Van de Wetering opposes possible joining of SASU, 2:3:1988 p1
Volunteers honored by college president, 4:26:1989 p5
WBSU members says president shows favoritism, 4:6:1988 p1
VANFOSSEN, BETH
Three professors awarded grants to upgrade studies, 10:14:1987 p3
VOLLEYBALL
Golden eagles eliminated in quarterfinals of SUNY Albany volleyball invitational, 9:21:1988 p20
Injury-plagued volleyball team places low in five-team invitational, 9:30:1987 p14
Netters end season by taking 4th in NYSWCAA, 11:11:1987 p14
Senior volleyball/softball standout Julie Tokar adds new page to SUNY Brockport sports record books, 11:2:1988 p22
SUNY Brockport school record breakers, 10:26:1988 p22
Volleyball team bounced out in semifinals of U of R invitational, 9:28:1988 p24
Volleyball team bounced out of state tournament, 11:9:1988 p20
Volleyball team defeated by SUNY Cortland in SUNYAC volleyball championship finals, 11:2:1988 p24
Volleyball team knocked out in semifinal, 9:14:1988 p16
Volleyball team makes winning games easy, 10:21:1987 p15
Volleyball team spikes Elmira, place third at Fredonia, 10:19:1988 p19
Volleyball team takes first in Oswego invitational, 10:12:1988 p23
Volleyball team ups record, 11:4:1987 p20
Volleyball team wins 3 games at Geneseo, 10:5:1988 p21
Volleyball team wins right to host SUNYACs, 10:26:1988 p24
Warfield reminisces in speech Monday, 2:10:1988 p5
WARREN, TREVOR
New assistant coaches added to Brockport's athletic staff, 9:30:1987 p15
WATER
Campus water main erupts near Smith Hall, 12:7:1988 p3
Leaky hot water main blows up on campus near Harrison Hall, 8:31:1988 p7
WBSU
BSG board approves additional funding for radio station WBSU, 4:26:1989 p4
BSG board meeting delays issues; WBSU seeks $24,000 for equipment, 4:19:1989 p1
BSG passes WBSU power increase, 11:16:1988 p1
BSG treasurer berates WBSU over $4,669 debt, 2:17:1988 p1
Faculty endorses power increase, 4:6:1988 p3
FCC grants WBSU-FM89 antenna building permit, 4:5:1989 p1
New station manager appointed at WBSU, 5:4:1988 p1
New WBSU operations manager looks to fresh ideas, 4:26:1989 p6
Only five acts participate in WBSU's air band contest; Phi Sigma Sigma takes first, 12:2:1987 p5
Phi Sigma Sigma, WBSU rock 36 hours for charity, 10:28:1987 p2
Ryan comments on stepping aside, 5:4:1988 p1
WBSU continues "power" struggle with administration, 11:16:1988 p14
WBSU ends fight for power increase, 4:27:1988 p1
WBSU escapes media hoop game by sinking lucky shot, 12:7:1988 p22
WBSU gets FM power increase, 11:11:1987 p1
WBSU increase clears final fence, 12:7:1988 p1
WBSU member says president shows favoritism, 4:6:1988 p1
WBSU plans AM-FM slate, 9:16:1987 p2
WBSU power increase issue dies, 4:20:1988 p1
WBSU program guide adds to semester's improvements, 10:28:1987 p4
WBSU proposal born again at SUNY Brockport, 9:28:1988 p4
WBSU protests veto of power boost proposal, 3:30:1988 p1
WBSU, Mother Goose win big for SUNY Brockport, 8:31:1988 p14
WBSU, The Stylus highlight BSG board meeting, 10:26:1988 p5
WBSU-FM brings Mother Goose to Brockport, 9:16:1987 p5
WXXI-TV donates $22,000 in equipment to WBSU-FM, 9:21:1988 p6
WEATHER
78 mph winds whip through Brockport knocking down trees, electrical wires, 11:16:1988 p3
Two golden eagles are preseason all-americans, 8:31:1988 p18
WHO'S WHO
Who's who in college? Stacy E. Dermont, that's who, 2:17:1988 p7
WOMEN
Panel discusses traditional women's roles, concentrates on motherhood, 3:8:1989 p20
Women, history in ads discussed, 12:2:1987 p1
WOODRUFF, TOM
New coaches added to staff, 8:31:1988 p20
WRESTLING
Eagle wrestlers surprise non-believers in tournament, 2:24:1988 p12
Eagles wrap up another win, 12:2:1987 p8
Four Brockport wrestlers Illinois-bound to compete in Division III tournament, 3:2:1988 p12
Four wrestlers receive all-state honors, team places 13th at state tournament, 1:25:1989 p19
Golden eagle grapplers take down Binghamton 31-11, 2:1:1989 p19
Golden eagle grapplers take SUNYAC title, 2:22:1989 p20
Golden eagles wrestlers handle Canada's Brock university, 43-6, 11:16:1988 p20
Golden eagles wrestling team set to improve on last season's record, 11:2:1988 p21
Inexperienced eagles nipped by red dragons, 25-19, 1:27:1988 p12
SUNY Brockport wrestlers put hold on Oneonta 25-14, 2:8:1989 p24
Unbeaten wrestler Peavey set for SUNYACs, 2:15:1989 p19
Wrestlers finish 12th; Zagorski named to all-american team, 3:8:1989 p28
Wrestlers lose in tournament, 3:9:1988 p12
Wrestlers overpowered by Division I schools at Michigan State invitational, 11:9:1988 p20
Wrestlers record wins over RIT and Potsdam, up record to 4-3, 1:18:1989 p16
Wrestlers win first matchup, 11:18:1987 p16
Wrestlers win two, 12:7:1988 p24
WRITERS FORUM
Alumnus poet recites works at Drake Memorial Library, 10:14:1987 p11
English poet speaks on his versatile works, 10:19:1988 p13
Howe found career through mentor Kunitz, 10:12:1988 p17
McHugh's poetry not for the birds, 11:2:1988 p13
Perpetuation of stereotypes of women in literature subject of semester's last Writers forum, 4:12:1989 p21
Poet warns against sentimentality, 11:30:1988 p13
Poet-guitarist visits writer's forum, 2:1:1989 p11