Long Island University at Brooklyn - Sound Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 198 of the 1982 volume:

g !' 1 -' I 1 1l!f3, Ati' ld- Q 1 . 2 3 KJ, ' f ,f5f . F g 5 y ,M- 4 . A ff pf I . K - ,N f IW. A B if . vi . , W . x ' 'wa - ' H . A . 3 to 1-fa. A W 7' W1 ,,., - - - l , V. ' 'I-vi -, ,er . . . ,., - . .I -- A , - V Aff' I.-v. -a.on figs. Vin.: ., -.0 ., J . ,. f ' I . n . ' -7 A 0 5 T 43 ' rr f ,Q U,- ir' ' 'Q - mf iw? W'- SOUND 82 Long lsland University Brooklyn Center Moderator: Sr. Barbara Witenko . Editor-in-Chief: - L' Michele Vernon Co-Editors: Camille Nicholson Sabrina White Layout Consultant: Maryanne Kania The Staff: Florence Camilla Charles Reid Michael Vernon The Photographers: Billie Billings A Paula Cooper , Yolanda lzquierdo Richard Lyle Lourdes Martelly W.E. Matner Abdur R.l. Muhammad Berkeley Nicholls Marty Smyth Morris Styron Michele Vernon Chin Wang '95 5 Y-22.2',' WW, QM. f V 1 if 7, ' .vi -r N N 1 A I A Q ,rx W 1. qi H D 5 2 9 X R ,--qpnnnfif' 1' ...,.. -180. 4 L A Z -- M,g 1ii gi 47 gf Q 3 1 i s 5 F K r E I 1 2 lf 6 ' LLM- ,W ,' X .ww , 1. H? Q' as ,W nv- WXGA R, ly N 4'-F! MVN' .5 ,ph , , 5 H dl an f .W is 1 2 -ff .,- L... 1 RMK. lfi FW 7 L I r L Y 10 W 'f 'im W 'H A , 5-.-.3-, fr 59 iii., ,Qi 12 1 f2?'b v, WZ? , nj by 'V I H14 NA W umm V: T? 3? THQ M Q, ,H ,wh 'wr m km. ' mf ' A ' M A, Wk ,I M W iw 1 xv' Q 'ii 1 Mnni'W ,AA lm' ,pf . J X .W W , ...rr ' g gnsn. :ans..'-'- ' ,,: ,, i?g,M+,,,,, f, K' 3 L L mia vty ,,xV A Z1 g jg V liv V . 6 . :,A Q 55A, Wflhm 17 SENIQRS 6 xist ro 'L 'P Long Island University BROOKLYN CENTER University Plaza Brooklyn, New York 11201 Telephone 212-834-6300 Dear Graduates: President On behalf of The Brooklyn Center community, I am pleased to congratulate the members of the Class of 1982. Your graduation achievement of the most students how to think. someone who has learned his direction come from from the University should mark the fundamental goal of education -- to teach The most important characteristic of how to think is that his knowledge and within. Such a person is the measure of his own knowledge in that he knows when he does know, and when he does not. To him the truth of a proposition is not tested by the number of people who hold the proposition to be true but, rather, in the degree of assent to the proposition given by his own mind. If truth even tentatively exists, as certainly it does, then such a characteristic is directly the opposite of the arrogance it might appear. Those who are likely to be arrogant neither profess have the patience nor the will to understand, but instead opinions which have been borrowed uncritically from others I urge you to continue the education you have begun, seeking mater has for you. You whom we are most proud, true wisdom, and fulfilling the expectations your alma join a distinguished group of alumni, of and we have confidence that your own accomplishments will add full measure to that pride. Sincerely yours, Edward A. Clark President Edward A. Clark Herming Yarde joan Young Tyrone Wilson S Stella Zuris An optimis has ne ver hac Merlene Wilson f Marva Wilson K .4 l 3 Paulette Williams vuch experience. - Don Marquis Hilary Williams Maureen Williams Patricia Williams :WW , mi i Viola White Sabrina Whi A te Sondra Weiss Richard Weiss ,iw- Q gf 'L . ,,,,. ,iffy Q K., Lilieth Wallace Vernita Walker Carmen Walker Kamal Uluseye if-'A Sunday Udomisoh Matilda Vincenty Bruce Varon Ming-Ling Tsai L .l Elisa Trillo F orine Torres Carmelita Toney Donna Tomlinson 4 Q X as N X f xx R if ff ,x SX EX , QS Wah Ling Szeto I Jacqueline Taylor Alsacia Tavernier We afe HQVG jeffrey Szczecinski we deceiv Marilyn Suparsad Arno St. Fleur Qgejved' Glenn stewart urselves. - Goethe ,QM Matthew Sprung Selena Steele Mlchael Stern -nu ...aww ' ia Helm 3 -vw Mfuul' 4E if Lgl Hugh Smrth Gregory Sketas Fatu Slrleaf Charlotte Singer 4 A '41 ' ,ff Calloway Simmons Larry Siaw Melroy Shorter Gozil Shockness Sherrie Sherod Claudia Shepherd e Elena Selby Sneh Sehgal fr! Nik W RWD' :M 1 du, x 44 Donnalisa Savvney have Shirley Sandy if-vm Rosemarie Scarlett in. a Beryl Sargeant Larry Sandler .4 Mary Russell L Glamora Samuels Mafksalom Politenes acceptabl Jeannette Rodriguez Brenda Rock ig...-1 Sharon Riley the most 1 ypocris y. - Ambrose Bierce L Michelle Richardson Gedradette Ridges Phyllis Richardson Wendy Rickman lchardson Sherma Richards Robert Rhett Gemma Rennie f' R of Micheline Rene inn-uv .4 james Rawley Pamela Prince 41- Charles Prince Octavia Potter Melody Pollard Marianne Poliseno Margo Pierce Helene Pientek ,smvyx lg, Mmm ,M Pierre Piard Anzilee Peterson 'fn r Cassandra Pertilla Craig Perry A 'x W a Betty Perine Maria Pereira rr 4 Joycelyn Patrlck Vitalis Paul Vivian Patton lean Parkins good advice is tc It is never of any Florence Parker Ruth Pannell o do with vass it on. rse to oneself - Oscar Wilde y Ogubunka Okechuku g ' Irie Karp Pagan Thomas Oliver ......-:sig john Omubo , ... I L Rockie Ojomo-Kaydes Frank Ofori janet O'Connor john -rv mf, Q fn 1 Frances Obeda Bridget Nwankwo Ikedichi Nwade Orville Nurse H-.,, Mi K A K x latherine Nirnmons Gillian Nicholson Berkeley Nicholls Myrna Nicholas ,J A-4L Gene Netherland Carl Myers C-.a Greta Muir Miu Sheung Moy ff. WW ,,,,, M W ,,--vnnnldnk M Q .ff if 5 ? af 4, Q :af Z , ff 4 2 1 5 fa 4 K M 9- XR Yvette Morales Barrington Miller Yolanda Morales Glennie Millard Hyacinth Mclntosh Lg, Yvette Michel A t Yvette Mercer The Only SI lacqueline McFarlane in eac differenc Margerie McDonald Peggy McCall ve never forgive lohn Mccau :ther is a af opinion. - Rabh Waldo Emerson Peter Marino Laura Marquis-Bro aynore .4 ' 'ui Marie Mantila Michael Mangun Philip Maldonado Carmela Malcolm 4 5 ... Margaret Mack Veronica Lynch Camille Luke Vincent Luk lllllkllwii 'fill is 5 mf llll 'Y i, K 5 'W' is we wi B1 . ' --fn lf lr k .l Robert Lucas Marie Louis Magalie Louis Stanley Lottman L 49 Qui Lancaster Lo Lucy Lipscomb -i A Patricia Lewis Florence Lewis , A Afkwwra r - ,J , My , , ,W ,f my ,r -' -ff ,1 . 2 2 if t 'ws' ,I E f' THE BEST DEFENSE IS A IRST-RATE DUCATION A Esther Layne ...1 Parabatie Laloo Suzanne Lee Rafael Lara Grace Laing Marie Labbe Shunyee Lal Kathryn Lawn The defects c th L VIWI' f Barbara Kobetitsch Cicely Kerr Edward Kelly reat men are Pearl Katz 'onsolations of lunces. - Isaac D'lsraeli Kathy jones K A Paulette jones Theresa jorda H n l , v Stephanie Johnson Karen johnson Doris Jeter jose Jennings QW' iff' xg i Elizabeth Jarrett Godwin lwuchukvvu Margaret Inniss Adeline Asele lgoni 4 L X A l... ....-ni . flargaret Hutchinson Deidra Hunter Lottie Humphries Helen Hugee 'X .. ...A Pearl Hobson Diane Hlll Aaron Hill Migdalia Hernandez .V Q .As X... r f'-fL-- Q S N, 1 X tx' an AME jacqueline Hernandez Violet Henry Myra Henderson Debra Hazel Tessia Harmon L l Amelia Hawkins Karen Haynes Conscience is, an Richard Haran anticipaiioi Holden Hammond Claudia Hamilton 1 men, Rahim Hamid he opinion of Jthers. - Sir lenry Taylor f A K... .l Beulah Griffith K! 5... aiwl E A Elizabeth Griffith Gladys Guerrero Q 3 'W' E7 ,...-1 L 1-. Lawrence Graves Denise Gittens Linda Gimbel Frantz Gilles Sandra Gill Glari Gilbert Elsa Gibson Michael Geraltovvski MQ-M Qt ' 7 .4 41 .S 4 George Gelly Herbert Garrison Panseta Gardine Charles Garabedian ig A I Cutbert Fredrick we SHOULD QNJOY r-:awe wH.Le we R6 meme... .. . 'CAUSQ THeRe'5 NO HQRQJHQRG! I kai A in Stephen Francis Olme Francis Thomas Forner Michael Fluscher A jack A Arthur Finkelstein Mona HIS-me There is nothing A Constan james Fenton Anne Marie Fednard Sharon Favors , l LHS VVOI' Maria Failla 'ut inconstancy. - jonathan Swift john Ejiaku joel Eisner TR? -1w2?5,rlM Y'rf r'r figi PM A -rg'iiI Lry' .. ' V ' Linett Ewart Steven Eisenpreis Sharon Edwards loyce Dunmore Mary Duker r 66 'K 5 .H Jw , -xl ,.. l r Dorestant Kathleen Dopwell Gene DiRazzo Gloria Diedrick f ' fx 12 l Sonia Devarie Marguerite Denmark Marie Delbrun Gloria DeBarros 67 .4 Lebert Dawkins Maurice Davis Marthe Dauphin Winston Daly W, w 'Qk NN, fiel if a W Fel X xf- ff n 4 ' -:Q iv YS pew Matthew Daly L 4 , 32 's Y Dennis Czark Bernadet Cumberbatc 1 5,4 mv f B Y F d X t Q Donna Crrttenden Geraldine Crawford Lisa Cooper 1 1 1 5 Patricia Crawford janet Corbett TVVO not b what h and what h Ivy Cooper Margaret Colin Carmen Colbert Pamela Clarke x Beverley Clarke Lorna Chin Deborah Charles Sandr Ch a apman 11. XXX, Qgwwwm ' ibm ,S K A Al Cynthia Chandler Fidel Castro Annette Caldas Diane Burgess M1 Ben Burgess Paulette Brown Hyacinth Brown Evlyn Brown Brenda Brown julie Brooker Bernice Brockett Nancy B riggs N enum' f fi A A B ' 'W' , l. L Gloria Braithwaite Wendy Bradshaw E af? Gregory Bradley Stephen Bowles joe Bolton Raymond Bond Marie Diane Boerner .Q Guillermine Bordonaba The greates is to b4 ...nd Laverne Bethel Nancy Berg Qulf, I Say, Ferdinand Bennett ionscious of none. r Thomas Carlyle Mona Barr i fm-if V VHZZ ,,V,f rrr - '-v-n q james Barkley Michael Basler l Q49 V, f WE, ,mf fW,,:,wgj MV, Q 1300 1 Sikandar Bakht Priscilla Baker Isaac Babalola Gladys Ayala llll l llll l M ll fincenza Aversano ffl' M L.,,, Aldine Austin Wai Au Yeung Bromley Atterbury fleets A fx tw Jirlieviola Atkinson 481 rl it Grace Asimolowo Sylvia Ashley Clevie Armstrong Miki Arita Teofista Aquila-Cadohad Gloria Angelettie Gloria Angall flag. N-an--u'w ' Wi-H'vrs....,.,, QW, VH VV X , mtg 4 , Si, if ,. -- iilliglgfiig 5,, egg- , K I K , v,,,,L ,, . ,N i ,VV , 'k , David Anaso Alicia Amaya 5. ...-4 Margarita Allen Anthony Allamah Dena Aiken E Elaine Africa Althea-Antoine Adler 4 Grogboloy Adeojo -. .nl Veronica Alderman Olaitanleno Adesanya Christopher Adeniyi ,wif 'N I , W x ,is xg, Y , Ii- nf, Q ' . Z. 5 i . 5 X551 A ., .yi f -1 R., , ,H+-, .,qv,. 4, .-1 'J 5., 54.5 j.f,5,', 4 'I' , nf' .f'3y,,:Qg,y qw fi., 0 Q gf if !. N. Kg!- N. '--Q photos courtesy Bnllle Bllilng Professor Elliot Selden gives a Com- pelling speeclw to his responsive audience. W WHO'S WHO IN AMERICAN COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES 2 Mb .K M M Vrkk 188 xy Aga X X X -f ix x N f Es ? N X9 ? Q Q ' Qi Q' 3 Q 5,01 1 X ,S , . - N if w . H H 5 rf I' , I as ii if 1 1, Q 5 ef -X . QA K xx fix s W Q . Q 1. f 1 1 5' - f A S1 L, -1' ,4 I MM YE Fi- vwh ' o W, -ma' tl 4 -lf ' nf' 31 f Q ng W 'tin VJ' qw N Hg If ff?- A W . uw , 9 v .:.x.,M.A , ajax I 1 -df r -Ili... Ai. Q V ' 91 W 5? f f E M.. 'NW I if as Q QW is 'ff ..-'11 r-yy ,,,,,.,, Tl 5, 0' it V, ,A 'NN NN. X,- Q- if L fi 'E YM Ted Koppel recites a poem after his acceptance of tl George Polk Award for his television reporting on ABC News 'lNightline. Qftfbwmfw EGM ZWVJWW W QM David Medina of the New York Daily News addresses a crowd of high school students at journalism Day sponsored by Sigma Delta Chi and the journalism Department Roger Grimsby explains how valuable a contact can be in any field of work. Pierre Salinger accepts his award for the television documentary, l'America Held Hostage: The Secre Negotiations. - SanViki in Concert. Mellow sounds fora rainy day. f Donna Crittenden and lohn Cox are chosen as Homecoming Queen and King in LIU's first annual Homecoming Day. fame Ture discusses the value of scientific :ialism and stresses the need for unification of the isses of people. 3' ,Gi had i --In M'.d ' f m ' l 'MWWW'fW m,,...Ww ...M-3uL.Z3..4i.,,.L.A A wr X s if ' f 3, . ,sac X xl ,ff- w .4- if Q I 3' ,v,f ME? Q gif ,- I4 5-:Q gf W Q, Q QSM 'h M5 ?3 iii 1 , k , l,,, , .Q 441104 2' 1 :'. ..,1 'Q 4 , ,si 3 A W 'S rf: A JM. W., f . -fx Q f f J f f 5 .- 1 1 3 Kms 1.1 sf .fs .1 Q . A f Q 1.xfS!s'f?,ff, R x--. XJ xxx ww sw , A 4 f? 1 ' f I Mx A a 55, my uf ,fp Q '- ,V M ? in V Q I I f, '-...fig W, V twain my 1 1 A ., V sw, f an k f an ww J.. f ,L , -, , fw I ' fr As, , - M my X Ja. f F55 'I' ' W' !'5+':i, ix? A' n , ' 1- 3 Q , t A--the KBIRD BOOTERS '81 . . . BACK tl-rl: Derrick Lewis, Charles O'Brady, Lester Franco, Norman Murray, Kerry Babb Seymour we, Adam Laurie, Walter Iaramillo, Leonel lturralde, Dan Sewell tasst. coachl, and lohn Ramirez lasst. coachl. CENTER tl rj lim Ross trainerl, Gustavo Gonzalez, Richard Chinapoo, George Touros, Eduardo Hasche, Mauro Paglioni, Naser Osmanovic Francis Ber Grillo F Anthony Castro Andy Touros Gordon Ashbridge and George Adao The varsity soccer team was one short step away from the magic Final Four Not since the 1966 and 1967 seasons had a Blackbird eleven posted so many memorable milestones on its way to national recognition At seasonss end third year coach Arnold Ramirez lr could proudly point to the following highlights. a bid for the NCAA Division l Tournament where the Blackbirds advanced to the quarter-final round' a sixth place national ranking' the New York State and Met Conference cham- pionships- 17 seasengvictories 11 shutouts tying a 16- year-oldrecord setini1965 and LIU s first sthreewtime All- American athlete in any sport senior midfielder Richard Chinapoo, now a member of the New York Cosmos. September 26-ii October 011 l V November if Ik 'NCAA Quarter Finalist iitvlet Conference Game SOCCER Southern Connectzcut Fairleigh Dickinson Hofstra University U of Bridgeport Rutgers University St Francis College CCNY Hartwick Cornell University Adelphi University CW. Post Manhattanville College Penn State Pratt lnstitute Qneonta State Fordham University, Syracuse University Q S Columbia University ' Fairleigh Dickinson Brooklyn Colbge Columbia University Connecticut +rou LABOR my TOURNAMENT yyscl C ' r 1 i ++Big Four Tournamerttf' , and lavier Marquez, FRONT tl-rl: Coach Arnold Ramirez, Ir., Adrian Donovan imanagerl, Alex Godelman Amador Carvalho 61- ' l 7+ . . . . ' Q . . . A 19 . ' i . . . irli .. ' 301, 12 14 , 17 20 ' 24 I f i 26 , ' so 3 ' 711 14 22 29 Nikx i M We I , is ev . f bk-:L . 'Q , 3 2-1 --fi Q nl- 1 2 Q 3 K Q 3 1111 : 'xi 'gm X' v fxz H 1i w.. I Ps . W, Lf? ...Q-'rs J-A ,swf Q 3 , V f l 'F Q fr N 1 Q kggf, i Y 2 i U fx: at N fw' Q 'K 3 3 H WN 1 ' '55 HF' ik N EW -mx: rv A , ,P gg IV., ' A g LP ff , .. ll MENS BASKETBALL , 12: . 4 L fy f Q -4 1 L mf -2---Wg Lg, 'I Gb: xifa ,ff Q v. ,V 1 or dll! .... F ,,,.. 5 .. . V f my f I q If Wa .6 1pglrltsfpf-1qf+gaTl14'5?lSVEPYQQQEEOH as record of LIU BLACKBIRD BASKETBALL TEAM, 1981-1982 - Standing ll-rl: Warren lReno' Lifschutz lasst. coachl, Charles Buzzi lasst. coachl Meriwether, Russell Davis, Gerard Byrnes, Riley Clarida, Ned Hall, Paul Scurry, Todd Person, Tony Accordino lmanagerl, Paul Lizzo inueva, Earl Fuller and Rickey Wilson For the second consecutive year the LTU Blackbird hoopsters made a major post season tournament the National Invitation second NCAA Tournament Divrsron l ap pearance when they were edged by Robert Moms 85 84 after a brilliant 4 comeback, in the final of ttl1eECAC,Metr0 8 Sourh12i.1yoffs., 1TheyfqQwned.St. Francis 1, 56-53jande SienaQ94e84 to reach trielgoal. ,ETiff'srwtiqfivfngaileli 'ISl1rSCiirfif1S ,'5l'd5i'1f-WHY 8slrfelmefshedlberWeber we S901 in Sver- Q fn8l,f131'Of'?llv3rffHf fheisefelidseason DOH' jiri ssi, t he final statistical suryeyythey led all Other, Divisions fll teams, with an 86 8 Vx k,.k I V- V, fkykk K, , In , K November December january February y March Y 18 19 PK If lk if ' as ,ws in ik i sw MEN S BASKETBALL Prati lnstrtute U of Maryland U of Detroit U of Baltimore Hofstra University Pace University Mountaineer Classic East Carolina West Virginia R0bert Morris College Florida Southern St Francis College Fairleigh Dickinson Siena College Wagner College St.-Francis College TV ,. A Loyola College 2 1 p Towson',Staxej Q A Fairleigh Dickinson ' 1 ,maristfloileger ,T f 1 Wagner College ,T ' A .KISIJVFTAHCES , Rutgers University' 1 , u.qfs5oufhernFia,. , Sienalloliege i.si . f y A Northeastern Univ, Marist college' , T -A St, Francis E A Siena1Colk-ge , ' 8 8 ' Robert Mqms college 1 wnacsonaimverazipnirpufnamerir A l, Q 7 A A ygcwc Metro soufh Games E l ,eiiiimgs ,E OPP 126 id coachl, and Arthur Wachtel lasst. coachl. Seated ll-rl: lerrold Merriwether, Eric Short, Derek Powell, Robert Cole, Edwin , A A T A , 1 r E A uu g A ,T E L at E is 8 1 128 8 A , A E 118 60 1 E 2 j 1 A A y 79 87 E, , E ' E T 72 73 A sr Ft it 1 91,1 96 - . , 12 3 , T so 72 1 A , , A 15 y y y 'T O E , 90, 1 74 . E E, E , 1 1 E L 1 T A 1 83, y as iTournament. They narrowly missed a A 1 T A 5 - at E E, , A ,gg A ,,,s f , , ' f I Q ' , 1 , 6' E , it 1 t 90 34 1+ L A E tsss 1 as isilr -A 1 A 9x M f L' 1 A 1 97, A 85 y , , , E y it E E , , L A 42 . , t A 37 77 E -E , E 1 N ,E e 1' , E ,16 , j 1 y E 8 1,85 , E81 22 87 96 , 23 89 106 25 100 102 ' f f , 30' 65 64 , ' 1 83 67 6' 95 69 , 10 as 66 17 80 66 20 83 77 4 , 23 70 69 . 27 91 82 2+ 56 S3 4+ 94 84 . 6+ 84 85 WOMEN 'S Wim , i' A 'ff' BASKETBALL ' Q.. Q fx! V --asv 2-- W af e 1981-82 Ladybirds . . . Standing tl-rl: LaVozier LaMar thead coachj, Lisa DeMarco, Laura MacDonald, Barbara Dittmeier leanne iles, Debbie Davis, Petheria Mclver, Sarah Rodney, Mary Lucus, Zanthea Taylor, Timothy lohnson tmanagerj, Petrona lames tasst nagerj, Sitting tl-ri: Sandra Ellis, Lorna Singleton, Karen Giordani, Sandra Felix, Yocheved Rettig. Rebounding from a dismal 2-20 record bin 1980-81, Coach LaVozier LaMar's team turned things around to post an 11-12 regular season tally, The season was highlighted by a third place finish in the NYSAIAW Division l Championship. Impressive victories were posted over Manhat- tan Q72-601, Division ll nationally ranked Siena Q75-671, C.W. Post Q66-571, and lona 168-651. November December january February WOMENS BASKETBALL 25 Queens College 30 Seton Hall University 2 SUNY Purchase 12' Temple University 13 Utica University 15 Pace University 17 Rider College 22 Manhattan College 5 New York Tech 7 Molly College 9 Siena College 16 Wagner College 19 St Francis College 30 Hofstra University 3 Marist College 6 Adelphi University 10 C,W. Post 12 District of Columbia 13 Howard University 16 lona College 20 LaSalle College 24 Fordham University 26 C.W. Post 27 Wagner College 'l' Pointsetta Classic Tournament, University of Scranton New York State A.l.A.W. Division I Basketball Tournament OPP 88 85 Forfeit 80 79 68 68 60 62 62 67 72 63 6 1 82 67 57 95 89 65 83 79 69 73 2 i S WOMENS GYMNASTICS 2 4 ' 7? , 0 ', , f :fm f Carrying basically a young freshmen squad Carol Phllhps am put up a long but successful fnght as they recorded an 4 record Strong performances were recerved from Mary aylor and Maryann Lameda Marlene Alt who hut her uhtest all around score broke the school record on the alance beam with her 8 15 performance lunror Tammy belsle also posted her hughest llfetlme all around score 7911 The season was hughhghted In the fmal LIU home 'meet against Hunter and Klng's Colleges when the team corded the highest llfetume team score of 117 2 ff-40. . ?,a.-w WOMEN S CYMNASTICS December 9 January February 26 27 March Farmingdale State 110 50 1043 Queens College Suffolk Communuty 115 15 CCNY 92 25 Hofstra Unlverslty 113 30 Nassau Community 111 6 1 11 45 1 11 45 117 2 11 2 Bridgeport Pnnceton Klngs College Hunter College AIAW State OPP forfeit 7 9 105 3 70 40 130 85 123 4 109 9 114 9 101 25 8 Champnonshlps SIXU1 place Vermont lnvutatlonal fOUfih place ,ltt A'fQ15' ' , 7 0 5 2 UU , lllll ylrll . 0 Q M ' 3121 New Paltz 10413 71.4 3 ' . . O 5. 7 - ' A 18 ' . . . - ' f 8 . - P . ' . 29 ' ' . - . I , . '- 10 ' , , - . . ' ' ' ' 13 ' - - E . . . b 18 , . 7. 66- 6 1 . ' wwe we X QS gg s sy QS QQ Xi x E . s Nik s 3 X S 1 Saas S144 Watson Vicente Yepez Richard Lyle Sal Consiglio Sittingll ry Eduardo C.ullad Genady Slutsky Abdo Zandini Raul Acosta LlU won the North Atlantic Gymnastics League eam championship which it hosted with a 188 5 core Ray Minicucci qualified for the individual ompetition in five of six events floor exercise 8.51, pommel horse 17.01, still rings 17.551, parallel Jars 17.251, and high bar 17.951, Randy Perroth hrew out scores of 7.35 Qringsj, 7.65 lp-barsj and 5.35 thigh barj. Rich Lyle recorded a 6.75 on Pom- nel horse. Minicucci came back the next day and, ilthough he didn't win an event, gathered enough Joints 146.701 to win the all-around medal. December January February March MEN S GYMNASTICS Army University of Mass Farmingdale Open SUNY Cortland 19 Southern Connecticut 30 SUNY Farmingdale 6 Princeton Westchester 12 Cornell University 20 CCNY 27 USCGA . 5 NAGL Championships 9-13 PSAL Boys Champion 222222- GYMNASTICS. 1981-1982 . . . Standing ll-rj: Raymond Minicucci, David Cancel, Randy Perroth, lose Rubiera. Kneeling fl rl I ' ' 5 L L , - ' ' L 1 - 11 ' I I 16 L l MEN 'S S WIMMING Wish my four swimmers if r ilfig UL! at the y i 1y lllfahyC ooylllo team Fml9fe55'Veo w l hllglfff Gf The lim Heaveyfs l j jj me 100-yd eesiyle Toby Allure scar Q well an the dustance vent, reaching the finals ini freestyle obert Shamchak and john Madwanter came drough consistently for thefteamin theur respec yeevents, the butterfly and breaststroke january February MEN S SWIMMING CCN? Lehman C 1 Nldhhaflafi C Q Addphe Unnversszy Brooklyn College St Peters College lona College NYSMC and NYU St Francis Queens College Wm Pat Q rx State U S Merchant Marine k 1 L f l o o ylll Qifw ' o, 1 loll o o l llll l.,ll l-,fl1ll U' -W ly' 1 - Jll ll' lllll oolo lol . . fl Q L - l in , 7k 1 1 I L 1 - - llll U'1l 5 f 1:15 I y.ly l lllo lll ooly l J l + l o ly ylll l lllo llyo lylll ly olll looo l P A T: olll loll l'lo oy,ylll 5 lyyy ifQflL olol Yff y ' l ylllll Y l- l oolll i '18 oy o y W 33555, A g A I. - K 4 ,, , K V M 5 1 .V lyk 1 llyol w Wyll gjgigffllgy oyoy l 29 o fjj L 7 . ' . ' -f Q ff ' f ,. , fkjf1f'fi,1,,f,, X 5 kk-', K' '.',f - I , '-f' 5 ' ' . ol L loyy A l , o olyo - J o o o W yo o i o l - ly. A , V - K WOMENS SGFTBALL sftegbavat 'fre-T N'S SOFTBALL 1982 . . . Standing fl-rl: Tommy Thompson tcoachl, Ann Gulino lasst. coachl, Zanthea Taylor, Barbara Dittmeier Simon, Dinae DeVincetis, Pat Push, Tammy Delile, Tim johnson lmanagerl. Sitting Cl-rl: Carla Nasso, Petheria Mclver, Kathy , Loretta Zuck, Mary Lucus, Petrona James, Karen Giordani. I . - - ' Liu 1 - 1 6 H , . . . . V 1 14 A ' 13 2 6 Competing in its first season of play, the :men s softball team posted an impressive ord of eight victories against only three defeats sspite starting the season with two losses to gionally ranked teams, the team bounced back eight of their last nine games. lmpressivevic- 'ies were scored over Brooklyn, Southampton, ZNY, Manhattan, and Hunter, the last two being cided in extra innings with valiant comebacks. WOMEN 5 SOFTBALL Wagner College Muhlenberg Kingsboro john lay 13 Brooklyn College g T 10 Hunter College L 9 Fordham University L 6 CCNY 13 Manhattan College 11 CUNY Tech W 20 Southampton ' 33 OPP 9 8 13 6 10 6 7 2 E 2 5 I E B A S E ! B A L L 5 z fn 5 f X wg' I B2 Blackbirds - Standing IL-RI: Paul fasst. coachl, D. St. Hill, Smith, Mandrik, Capul, Cotov, Piererazie, Brennan, Pagan, McKey uez S St Hill Pilla I Coscia Trotta ed to soar very high this season, but they were a very pleasant surprise for Coach Frank Giannone For the fourth consecutive year LIU was selected for the ECAC New York New Iersey Regional 5 Playoffs, facing, as fourth seed top seed Seton Hell wh1ch crushed St john s 15-O to advance to the NCAA playoffs. LIU bowed to Seton Hill 11-5 and was edged by New York Tech 5-4. Hopes for a 500 season were easily attained as LIU finished with a 17-14-1 record. Again the Blackbirds hit the stuffings out of the ball, batting .335 as a team. MEN S BASEBALL March Crty Coliege Staten Island St john s University C Iumbxa Unxversity Apn Seton Hall C W Post Rut ers Uni e ity Fa r e gh Dackinson Hofst a Univers ty N agra Iona College Wagner College Wagner College F 'rlegh Dckinson Fo dham Un' ersity C.W. Post P inceton Un' ers'ty Queens College SI. Francs Iona College Lafayette May St. F ancs St. F ancis 6 OPP Pace U e s'ty Brooklyn College Montclar State St. Peters 71 CW Post 8 St. Iohn's University ' 14+ Seton Hall 15+ New York Tech 'Metropolitan Conference and Playoffs Metropolitan Conference Playoffs +ECAC New York-New Iersey Playoffs 6 9 5 4 13 3 11 5 1, Sleeter, Mus1al fasst. coachj. Seated Center IL-RI: Rosario, Acito, Szczecinski, R. Coscia, Sachelari, Buscema. Seated Front IL RI . I . 1 - UU fffl?fEf?iQSfflllifilf. ' 2' ' ' x .- 25 A 25 8 k1-': 3 , L if 'T . 26 4 we- QfE112i.1 i 1 . 1 ' 1 ' I I 1 . azg4gf5,.1Sfhewyoung Blackbird batsmen werent suppos- . 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X d 011195 S S em 1 .2 am ' S 2 type S ist 1 ll K X 1 S Y ' S ' T it 62 U lim H 3 3 gym O , 5 ' 5 Q 8 S 5 f S 2 4th CROSS COUNTRY TRACK i ,La 65141 WOMEN'S CROSS COUNTRY TRACK . . . Standing ll-rj: Warren Maynard lasst. coachj, Valencia Thompson, Merle Montgomer Collins El lcoachl. Kneeling ll-rl: Velafia Phillips, Hyacinth McBean, Darlene Bartee. i so 120 'OMEN'S TENNIS 4EN'S TENNIS 1982 . . . Standing tl-rl: Coach Roslyn Beck, Faye Beaton, Leslie Cates, Margaret Devlin, Mary Ellen Scaturo, Ludmila Coach Roslyn Beck s team enjoyed a 500 eason Vsctories were posted over Pratt Hunter Adelphi, and Queens. Win over Adelphi was LlU's iirst since series began in 1971. Janice Salerno a onsistently strong No 1 singles and doubles layer had a fine 82 season. The doubles team of udmila Romanov and Mary Ellen Scaturro won six f eight matches this season and went to the uarter finals of the FIC Middle States Tourney. Apr: May Fordham University 0 Hunter College Hofstra University Pratt Institute C CCNY Wagner College New York University1 Adelphi UmverSlty 5 Brooklyn College C 4 13 Queens college B 5 OP 4 nov. Kneeling ll-rl: Della Furiano, Barbara Basini, Elena DeLucia, lanet Salerno. ii l LSU P ' ' . 'l 1 ' F' 5 5 . ' ' - , , 19 5 4 ' ' 21 ' ' 3 6 ' ' , 23 9 0 E . 30 , ' 1 2 7 . 3 . . 8 . . 6 . . . 4 . . 11 5 ,K I ffi: ,, ,sq qw x fl Q CL UBS STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSQCIATION Yolanda Morales, Pr d t J,,.. :- NmCgVPdt Tilokie Depoo, Treasurer ,ace Jacqueline Hernandez, Secretary ,,..A.. X ,R 1... Darrell Black and Don LeCendre, Freshman Council Untonio Dennis, Freshman Council Felicia Byers, Sophomore Council I in C l Q lose Colon, lunior Council Mary Pitcairn, junior Council Adrian Donovan, junior Council Charles Garabedian and Yvette Morales, Senior Council Gina Aversano, Senior Council Charles johnson, Graduate Council ' ' 129 Editor-in-Chief Karen Nelis News Editor Alan Mirabella Sports Editor Colin Hemmings Seavvz Vol. Llll, No. 1-21 Long Island Univers News Editor Kelly Seymore Entertainment Editor Debra Hazel -....,,i I I 1? R I NW ig, 3 h Business Manager Brooklyn Center September '81-May '82 Mary Pitcairn Editorial Assistant Lourdes Marte ly Assistant News Editor Helen Peterson Photo Coordinator Abdur R.l. Muhammad Assistant Sports Editor james Graham ldfigglz K iii 1 I l if Z SOUND li l Ii 1 Q X 1 0 1' X ,'f 5 s I x f P Y J A, E' . ff X , I Editor-in-Chief Michele Vernon ,gf . ag WN, Co-Editor Co-Editor . Camille Nicholson Sabrina White isz i K -in Photographer Lourdes Martelly . Photographer Abdur R. I. Muhammad was Photographer Yolanda lzquierdo 133 Abdur R. l. Muhammad Assistant General Manager WLI me My if M- 4 Denise Brereton General Manager 'nn Vincent jackson Music Director Michael Gonzales Assistant Music Director 90 A.M. Buddy Jamison Business Manager Dave Marks Sports Director Q-affix Clyde Bolling Assistant Sports Director Lourdes Martelly Staff Representative N ? ' ,yr 4' 137 The LIU Gospel Choir is the, newest club on campus. lt consists of well over thirty students who believe in reioicing. Throughout the past year, their melodious voices have entertained students at the Brooklyn Center. The choir has also given many conl certs throughout the New York area. THE GOSPEL CHOIR xx rye THE LIU GOSPEL CHOIR t The tpurpose of the Accounting Society shalt be Eta seteetupfta tcomfwuntt bond 4amGf1gSt Cstudents in the fbusiness .fietdge 'td introduce these students to established businesspersons in an attempt to set up con- tacts for future reference, and to meet and discuss changes and advancements in the business world. ACCOUNTING SOCIETY luQ Ll PRE-LAW SOCIETY The purpose of the Pre-Law Society shall be to set up a common relationship amongst those students in- terested in law, meet and discuss topics relating to lawfand to introduce students to lawyers, politicians, etc. The object of the Physical Therapy club is to set up an avenue of learning and understan- ding for students in- terested in the field of physical therapy, to br- ing those students together to form a com- mon bond and to en- courage further learning in the field of physical therapy. y tys, f sslltr Wi. iyy k1,,,f iii itst PHYSICAL THERAPY CLUB 'Qi' A, 'A A gin. ALPHA EPSILON DELTA ANID PHI SIGMA Alpha Epsilon Delta: The obiect of t is society shall be to encourage excellence in premedical scholarship and to promote cooperation and contacts between medical and premedical students and educators in developing adequate pro- grams of premedical education. Phi Sigma: The object of this society shall be to promote interest in the biological sciences through research and discussions, and also to Erovide academic and social enefits for its members. E The Student Activities Board Shall consist ,nf students who are members of theTUniver- sity Honors Program, It will act as a student government for these students. I In N ,,,, ,,,,, , .. T W -- 2 TTTTT , THE STUDENT ACTIVITIES BOARD ? SPECTRUM The publication Spec- trum will consist of literature written by those students involved in the publication. lt will act as a means for students expressing their feelings about various matters and will give them the oppor- tunity to publicize their works. Us The purpose of the Seekers club shall be to unite the students of the Brooklyn Center in a religious bond. its exists forthe students to share with each other their religion, and their feel- ings towards various religions. wu- gk W Mt SEEKERS 'QW-wr X ff wh st 3' ,sss tiits E i ,fs III f- W.. . . H ,is be AH- M e ... .,. s-- Aww N sw, K ,Ng Qwww-Nw, X ' X To associate journalists of lent, truth and energy into more intimately organized iit of fellowship, and to sist the members in acquir- g the noblest principles of umalism and to cooperate ith them in this fieldpa and - advance the standards of urnalism by fostering a gher ethical code, thus in- easing its value as a amocratic institution. ips - x sm- iicas: 'favs He issfi if sea. fs -ss M., Sv s Eifljn SIGMA DELTA CHI tt? The objectives of this club are to be involved in and active with: A. Community Service B. inter-collegiate Soda! Activity C. Inter-club Sociai Activity D. Alumni fhonor Members, E. Faculty Members. ASIAN STUEJENTS MOVEMENT LATINOS UNIDOS To attempt to pro- vide unity among students so as to enable us to defend and pro' mote our interests and rights at UU. 4To raise con- sciousness among our students czf our tru history, i cultures and political 'situations affec- ting us. ' H3 i. va, gi a-rg V441 Mft Ani, Wi 75 ff ea 1 HV if 3+ S. A :T . X il MARTIAL ARTS SOCIETY The Martial Arts Society exists so that students might be given the opportunity to share in the various forms of Karate, Kung Fug ludo, etc. All students in the society are taught the martial arts by their fellow students. 6- gh Jers of the Martial Arts Society nstrate their skill. it The Haitian Students bring culture to LIU as they step to the beat of the music in front of their Spring Day crowd. h The goat of the dub is to provide Haitian students at LIU with an oppfrrtunity , tQs team ef and to strengthen the ties between Haitian students on Campus as weiisasr Haitian students: tffommhif irti iitrsr HAITIAN STUDENTS CLUB Zozo ,. H, yi K 6 fi, E1 fi .. A are i fd M ' , 'W ' i, ',,,, : 44 V . .' L ':'f iiijl, ill fi lfii' fyi f' E Ayi, , C ,Fig f iili fi T iiiiir C ig fd i T , ' ' CARIBBEAN STUDENTS MOVEMENT Students get a chance to taste the foods of the Caribbean at the annual Caribbean Food Festival. To join together and form one body to ar- range by systematic planning and United ef- fort a new awareness of the Caribbean Nations and to' foster a spirit of brotherhood among the peoples of the said area. lt is our intent to actively participate in matters ap- pertaming to these emerging nations, and to do so only with the ultimate aim of offering some contribution for the good and welfare of our people. We The Lsfudent of Long Island University, Brooklyn Center WISI'1 I to asaelmbIleL mgether mio 4sfduf:a1:eI I and ' propagate' the Icuitguref kand my uf life Qfjhe islamig muntries of - the wcwrId. I V ISLAMIC AND CULTURAL STUDENTS ASSOCIATION E .ff x, W -w,q-nur A. Yea 'TSP 9 i Q3 OMEGA PSI PHI :X The p purpose of Omega Psi Phi is to educate members to serve as a guide for their brothers, to help each other achieve their goals in life, and to help others see the impor- tance of education. .. Wfhe' goals of the Qheerleaelers are to boost spirit and morale oily - ncltf only' the aw dience but also the players, lo help make the players confident in themselves and sure that y they will win the gamej' and to perform for the audience during the half-time break. . , CHEERLEADERS 5 PEP CLUB V ar gm, ,V I The main goals of the Pep Club are to boost the audience Spirit and sup- port the LIU Blackbirds and in so doing, boost the spirit of the players, to br- ing the audiencefcloser to their team the LIU Blackbirds, and to pro- mote the LIU Blackbirds whether at home or away. at DELTA SIGMA THETA The purpose of Sigma itil Theta is liittt together college women in a single bond, llll encoulfmgefexf- cellence gthrough achievement in ttifie i academlct tterena,itt1i2m get as at community senfice organizatioti and fto make all i members A aware of their tole olo as leaders in ty. 77 A A it X X KAPPA ALPHA PSI it e Ketopa Alpha exists to A imite ciiliege mentint actonel, if Pfflmofe SPIFIIURI,-QSGCIHI, ia n d neo r at l iwelialret f ef its members, to e n c o u fa 5 e it o n o r 3 b e achievement, in desired field of education, to assist inf the aims and seals of A college and to give service in the public interest. i t m xv vig 1 ms 5 I 9 X in Lgiiwf - :mg H A Q . ,. ,Af kgs 5 w V 5 -WSW? if Swim. ADMINIS TRA TION Sf FA C UL TY fo 06? Richard l. Sawyer, Dean of Richard Conolly College Nancy A. Bord, Dean, of the School of lorarn Warmund, Dean of Student Business and Public Administration Services .Vx V 1 A f 'l lack Gabel, Gerald Silveira, Associate Dean of Richard Conolly Assistant Dean of Richard Conolly College College ' Y ,,4 , n 4 Gary Margtta, Victor Marrow, Dean of Instructional Services Dean of the Institute for Continuing Education EDUCATIO Division Director: Madeleinel Lon Mina Berkowitz Aurora Biamonte Arlene Bloom Gilbert Cancela Dorothy Dunbar Kenneth Eill loanne Floye Bilda Feuchtbaum Doris Gray Carol Kazlow juan Martinez Everett Ostrovsky Alice Padawet-Singer Isabel Paschale Peter Schwarzburg Frank Thompson Thomas Vesce Susan Vig Luitgard Wundheiler Frances Zawacky Eva Ziesk SPEE CH Professors Sandra Pasternack Speak in Public, 9ubIishing Company. The meet the needs of Faculty: alei is mgwwsmws 5 29 iggf A SPEECH Co-Chairperson: Paul Br 1 mr- ,uw ffff -1n E GLISH Chairperson: Martin Tucker m....a Faculty: Rose Aronson Kenneth Bernard loseph Boggan Bernice Braid Bruce Chadwick Charles Doria George Economou Edward Edelman Harry Fenson lane Flatau-Berg Stephen Fried joseph Friedman David Gershator Gail Gregory Ester Hyneman ls.- Harold laffe Eileen Kirton Seymour Kleinberg Hildreth Kritzer Terrence Malley Matthew Paris Susanne Popper Kenneth SCott Edith Schor Harold Silverstein George Small Robert Spector loan Templeton Annette Zilversmith ei E FOREIGN LA GUAGE Chairperson: Adele Bloch Phyllis Arespacochaga Bernard Brenner Kenneth Fay Herbert Fogel Celia litchman Carmen Rivelli Chairperson: Cynthia Dantzlc Leon Ackerman Robert Barry Virginia Cantarella Tony Cleto Carl Culbreth Martin Ries Paul Shair Chalres Viera Richard Walker two Alma band have given Presbyterian Church, The Botanical Gardens. MUSIC . Chairperson: lack Chalkm Faculty: Bob Aquino Kathleen Blixt Thomas DiPietra Charles Dunn Charles Ennis David Goldberger Martin Levine ,Angelo Morris Robert Plowman lerome Weiner Lucienne Williams ' 4' X ' 'sf 'll HISTORY .-aww Chair erson: Ruth Necheles lerrold Atlas Harriet Bielovucic Kenneth Bridenthal lohn Brennan loseph Dorinson Craig Fisher Sidney Horowitz lohn Lane lohn Reilly Thomas Stirton Donald Warren Lester Wilson PHILOSGPHY Bertram Bandman Lloyd Carr Eli Hirsch Robert Olson Eleanor West PSYCHOLOGY Chairperson: Howard McGuire Faculty: Lawrence Brown Richard DeBold loan Duncan lohn Exner, lr. Robert Fudin Gary Grody Marvin Huruich Martin Katz William Katz Kristine Komada leffrey Lambert Monroe Lefkowitz Morris Lieberman lean Mundy lerome Nagel Robert Nathanson Nicholas Papouchis Linda Penn Robel1 Raymond Elliot Schuman Michele Siegel Peter Uagg Doris Wolln from th IUIDANCE AND COUNSELING Professor Dorcas Fick-Mellecker was reelected to the ioard of Directors of the New York Association for Mar- iage and Family Therapy. 3l3fl5ibfessor Janet Finell will be able to provide a second 'ear of in-service training to teachers in eight Brooklyn chool districts. Her renewed grant from the Office of Lpecial Education is titled l'Mainstreaming inner-City Han- Youngsters. tShe presented a the therapeutic reaction at the annual of York Center for Ffsychoanalytic Training. Wotessor Robert'Nathahson a chapter, l'The Disabled Employee: Separatingfjflliiflyth From Fact, in .piegel and l?odair'spRehabiHtatg?fjjilPeople with Disabilities rto the Mainstreampofy5ociety,i1981. In February ie on grantywriting for ,ommittee on iiiiiyyysi iipi , m iiy iiiiiy is ' ' GUIDANCE AND COUNSELING Chairperson: Stanley Nass Faculty: Gary Belkin Roslyn Doctor Dorcas Fick-Mellecker lanet Finell William Kirman Shirley Rose Herbert Schwartz Ruth Skydell Howard Tilis URBAN STUDIES Chairperson: Albert Fein Faculty Sheldon Fein Betty Greenfield Cyril Grossman Pamela Gwynn-Herrup lohn McGann Samuel Mozes Bemard Newton loseph Novogrod Milton Ottensoser james Parker Margaret Rodgers Harvey Schultz Michael Szenberg Stewart Tumer Sidney Wechter Kenneth E. Wheller SOCIOLOGY 84 ANTHROPOLOGY person: lames Pa Faculty. Maren L. Carden Ruth Harwood Michael Hittman Felice Lewis lan Rosenberg Mariam Sherar ECONCDMICS Chairperson: Bernard Newton fwk Faculty: lessie Benjamin Morton Hirsch Herman Klonski Cho K. Leung Waldo Lombardi Asher Markowitz Gary Nickerson Michael Szaner Michael Szenberg Ranbir Varma 176 ECONOMICS On invitation from the Chinese Cho K. Leung spent a month tures and held cultural Canton, Shanghai and lecturer to be awarded thCtPeopIe's Lgcggures on R I E 3 'g., joint 3 at ,,,,,. ., lec- MANAGERIAL SCIENCES Chairperson. Israel Tertelbaum Seymour Barcun Shashi ladgil Durt von Kroemer Florence Miller Harold Nierenberg Harriet Silber August St. lohn Harry Stucke ACCOUNTING, TAXATION Chairperson: Philip Wolltzer Arthur S. Davis Ephraim Dworetsky Myrna Fischman Paul Gengo Seymour Goldberg Allen Kaplan B L en ee Robert Rochlin Herbert Weiser Yonah Wilamowsky Morris Yarmish is iw? QQ? I S X-v K. X Q1 fi FINANCE, BUSINESS, PUBLIC PQLICY Chairperson: Thomas l. Canavan, lr Demetrios Cacnis Morris Cohen Morton Glantz Tiberiu Horovitz Gaiyu Hussain Thomas Kennedy William H. Kistler Michael Markovich lohn Paulas Arnold Weinstein MATHEMATICS Chairperson: Samuel Park Faculty: Andrew Nickolakis Robert Prener Nathaniel Stanley Peter Stratigos Walter Vasily Hyam Zuckerberg lsrael Zuckerman PHYSICS X Chairperson: Chemia Kleinman A. N Faculty: Walter Clickman Samuel Kamhi Richard Macomber Ronald Mirman Martin Teiger Emmanuel Tsantes BIOLOGY Chairperson: Dennis M. Curley Robert Ballweg David Cohen Frank Dowd Rocco Filazzola Domenic Firriolo Steven Glasser Leonard Grosso David Hammerman jordan Hirshon Anthony Iovino Robert Lewis lune Polak Norman Rothwell W. R. Smith George R. Wendt w Rogers published Laboratory 45, 5136, 84, 3810 l Titrations for 6 fvvienl 419803 1, and Fuel with He ton- of th Organ! CHEMISTRY Faculty: Chairperson: Albert Hirshchberg Ishwar D. Chawla Raymond DiMartini lohn I. Ferraro Suei-Rong Huang Behrooz Khorramian Francis I. Mclafferty Anthony Reidlinger Donald W. Rodgers Samuel Y. Shen lohn K. Tseng George E. Wiseman Andreas A. Zavitas 41 M lH,ygfvvu,' MU ITY HEALTH Chairperson: Enna C. Crosman lesse Arnette Stanley H. Essen Bruce I. Flanz William S. Frigen Kevin Halpern Helen Houston Harvey lolt Drew A. Koch Helaine Leib Marc Lory Samuel Park lames Parker Robert Piemonte lames Ramseur Murray Rimmer lohn P. Rowan Louis Smith lohn Spicer Walter Tanenbaum Warren Toff Ranbir Varma Walter Vasilaky Valerie Walker Richard L. Weingarten Henry Weiss URSING Chairperson: Linda Moore Faculty: Lenore Abend Esther Brill Regina Bryne Mariorie'Bullard Margaret Fuchs Helen Galchus Geraldine Go Maryanne Greene Helen Greer Marlene Harvey Barbara lfill Dawn Kilts Kristin Koehler Youngston La Frances Lindner Eric Massey Y. Nathan Phyllis Parness Barbara Peterson Barbara Quattlebaum Marie Santiago Edna Scholton Irene Sell Elaine Shimono Odelia Tablit Cheryl Ward-Simons Leone Weiner Katherine Williams linda Zelski 185 PHYSICAL EDUCATIO Karen Austin Roslyn Beck Charles Buzzi Wendy Cassell Frank Giannone Paul Lizzo Arnold Ramirez Larry Singer ludith Stuart HEALTH SCIENCE Chairperson. Alan H. Gordon Faculty: Oscar H. Ciner Linda Gray Millee lorge Roberta Kopping Cindy Rocce Milorad Stricevic IOURNALISM Chairperson: Donald Blrd Faculty: Hal Bock Mara Covell Peter Gray Kalman Seigel Ware Smith MEDIA Piofeisor tieirf the Profeggor Fellowihi 'diifwlsvw 85 test P films, Dead MEDIA ARTS Faculty: Chairperson: joseph Slade Lyle Bogoratt Barry Citron lerry Dantzic Farhad Farhadi Stuart Fishelson David Gild Kevin Louth lohn Reilly William Schlottman lay Silverman Ray Weiss 189 POLITICAL SCIENCE Chairperson: Alfred DiMaio Faculty: lohn Ehrenberg Michael Gershowitz jeremy Haritos Thomas Henry loseph Novogrod Milton Ottensoser Leo Pfeffer -I Charles Rose Egon Steinegger Thank you Mr. Ching mai 191 a i 2 5 E i 5 3 5 on 1-ri f T 1 a s.. mba., 6 Hin ,gp ll , I v r. ,-X 1 1 fr-f 5 Aw . , ll I 3, gy 4 12' 1, Q ,- r I ,,gfi.1 ' - ' jA j 1 '5 'bag halnfs-2 3? Vs kv. ig r fglflhl G awk 'iv' '..v,. .A i nv n 'Q , ., 1. Q.-....,--,, X..-'N s -4 's if 1. .X ' s 3 1 . ! 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