the publication of the literary magazine Luna, which is a collection of student and faculty creative works: poetry, short stories, brief plays, photographs, and art. It is our hope that in joining us you will contribute to the production of the magazine. Those who join will also benefit from the experience of submitting work, editing and publishing, and having their voices heard. Our office is in the Creative Writing Resource Room, Room 218 in Bradley Hall, and you are welcome to stop by any time or call the office at 516.572.7720. You may also contact us at L unaNcc@gmail.com , or contact Profs. John Woods, Christina Rau, or Richard Newman in the English Department. CRIMINAL JUSTICE SOCIETY The Criminal Justice Society is among the oldest and most active organizations on campus. Our major goal is to introduce students to the many branches, functions, and job opportunities within the criminal justice system. We do this by inviting members of the criminal justice system to speak to our Society. In the past, judges, prosecutors, defense attorneys, court officers, police officers, K-9 police and their dog partners, special agents of the F.B.I., Secret Service agents, and bail bondsmen have addressed our Society. We also travel around the country to criminal justice and law enforcement conferences, including our annual Washington, D.C. F.B.I./Secret Service/Pentagon/C.I.A. Conference and our annual New York State Trooper/State Crime Lab Conference.Membership is open to criminal justice majors, students interested in becoming a criminal justice major, or any NCC students interested in