. . · . . · · · ·Boaters ~. oef 80teCt ·· ·• ·. - '7> •- _ ! : . ,.,·.. • · •.' . ' :'/ /,;: .··. . .• -=~- ~··::.~, · .• · . . . , . . . . _:::" (/ :;;.>f t_,,) · .. - - .. -- ·- - ! : , - --- · o - - < · :. .. ,-;yD~~rilsMard~ . · -- . < -d9mina_t1:dthe _ Jiljdfield~nd their ' defensive i , ; !l ; ~ - · . . - - _ :. . StaffWriter- - :< _ _- .- >_ -- _'. back(coritiqu!illykeptMa:risfplayersaway ) c · • - :_- ~' , . • ·· - , · ' - 'c. - --·; -. > :-,_·· - ~ -:-.._. , :·. _ <from . the · ;. goal.; Marist > was > _keeping -• :": · - - -- .. _ Last Friday, Marist'f soccer· team . iook .: Southern Connecticut away . from the goal, . the field agai!lst Southern · conriedicut'in .? but'suddegly _. their · goals ~(arted coming. ~ · . . · · the .N.CA.A~ playoffs.- The result - was a, :,_ 'Southerri Connecticut : · scored their_ first · - · • . .. -· _ dominating 4-i victc:>ry by ·_ southern 9on- . / goa( : '\\!ith ''.: _ 33;57 .'feft ' in Jhe • _ first . lial_f'. : ,' .~ . necticut, and the · end ·or a . very:successfur :: , Southern · Connecticut's . second goal- was · .. -- • _ season'f or Mads _ t. -- :, :. : '. . - - , 0 - · • - '. - >:- " ·· ·:0:iscored with 25 :06 leftiri the half. Then 'just .-/ · . . ; - )3efore. : · · tbe ga~e :· ev.~n started, Marist °3£ 3:~2 _.,. Jater / Sou~l1er~ ; ~onnecticut' scored : ;: • kne~ , they·had : to , ta_ke control . of the - mid . ~ ~~-their third 86aJ; ·and . that . seeined . to . deflate · · . • • field ._ and-attempt>to p~t constant . pressur~ <t~e · ·Foxes~- - hopes: - '.So\lthern ' Connecticut · . _ : . on : • Soutllem : ~ Connecticut!s. s , defensiv~ , , '._:; did not stop _ thei:e; although as they scored ''." . _ . back~ ; · . : This. plan , worl_ced {n ; their · i-egular . c,'-/ 01,1e more goal )Y~tti J 1 :<>9 left _ in the hal[ .- / . · - ~ · ... - - · .. • - season · game . between. the < two teams, •. as > { > ,Marist tried . to - c9 _ me back in : the : second- . : . · Maristwon 2-0, but · tbis , tiine tbe : j,Jari did.- :; half~ · but their opponents-were . satisfied to -· not - work ... Coming jnto this''.N.C;A;A, >'. sit·on thefr lead'. But, the Foxes never seem.- · : ·playoff game, the two teams seemed evenly /- :_.' ed to · give up, ' and · wiU( SS second · s ~eft in :__ - · • matched.M~i'isthad score~ s~ goals in. , 17' : the game, Bob : cooper_ was able to sc<>re, , _ .... . . .......... ·. : ~o!~~~ · ;;~N~~~., 9 ~"tio•e1n;: ~~ 1~ . . . . . .· , .. . .. . . •,·. -~ .. . .,,. • · _ - Pi~-s~ho~l : ni~nibeJ .i-J _ ~dng oii th~ s~ccer tea~ la~t ;~d~y. · . ' . . ' . , ' ' '. ,· ~ - :: : ' . . . . ' " 1 ·· , games, . whileBouthern- Connecticut had > .thuspreventing theshµtotik · - . _ . •' '"· o,- , .. scored '. •Sl _. goalsJn 14 games ·:· Goaltender 0 :\ · -Tnougb the : - ~oxes : ~d" not: win, they :- . . . P.uldY - : H6mola · had .'. recorded 6 - shutout~, .:, sltould . be very ' proud: - They _: established · .,. · _ . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ....., _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ while Southern Co1mecticut's - goalie had 5 · themselves as Marist' s best soccel'team , by · · - · . . -- . . , . sh~touts.Marist'.hadgivenup 17goalsand_ wii:iningi6games: - Theyhadthebe5t _teani ,_ ' 1:;," ·· 1 ; l < ,41· i · · - - · . .· . . < ·"· • .- . . . . . ·- ; 1 · ; . d : , _ · : :~:~~er;~~~i!:~~~tsit~!i!:v~ie°:a~; :_ {:'!~t:o~t~~~ii~·p~~;:/wl~~~~ .:: : -.r - a . : ./:I . iJcations Fina ; ize .· .' ·: :Seemed like · a good c~nfrontation, but this · - team . b~ancc ' retunft_!ig next year, Marist , - ,- _ · · : ~ · . . ,. - . - . . ,.. . . . . ' . · . . • - - ~".' -good ''match~up'f_never materialized, '/ ,-~:- soccer can look forw!lfd to - ~other • fine :· - ~ -.. .:. : . - :. . · _ . . _. _ __ - _So~thern Connec~icut -; · immediately ·~~sonit\198L _ ' _ : ·: · __ ·, · ·. - --,:· _-•: • : . . · ·1eaoFallAllocatlona _ · - _·: - :-_ . . - .. :....;. . . - -. - .:..:: :- ..: · · : · : . were all · . written.: _ by : the ~e.man, J?a~d :;:-. . : : _ ays ___ . u~, -· - . - ~ - S., . .. .- . WMCR - , .- _.·- ~ ~ .. , ·- . • ._.:: : --- . . . a;390~40 >: . · · : _ .1,940 '_ :- :· · . · . ·_ .1,460.40 - ,. ' · . I:ucas .- .. - . ·- ., . . . ... - . . : - '· . - · -- .. . :: _ , _ -~ Jingles JS . to. go- ~or -- th~ goose _- ~u~p_s, , . . : ', . . . ,· . . : .-- 82500 ·, _ ... r -· 12500 ' ·- · . - . 500.00 .· - . _, . > •~Wtjtirig jirigl~ - i~- ~9t !~e l~~tiest)}!ing : : · ¢~~ning -: t~ ~~k - someon~•s _ \ emoti~!}s.• ~ - _ . \_- g:::::::.:t ~ ' • 31:z'.50 :',:/ ' < . 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Y. ~- h _ ~ · at:- --: - ~~u~1 - ~~~t . ~f!~ctit.!~ _ ~!1 ~~~ed: :_:~=-:.- . -~ · -- ' -:= ~- IHC ~-- .. __!, , - ::- • . ·- 100•~: . C ~ ' . • ' - ~ < . . . . .. . . . tended high - school ,. in · Miami B~ch i;: H~ \ : , . . · ·,. : .>': · ----·:·-· _ : · . · _---··: · " :, · -- ; - · · ' -:· -- : _ _' · : Totals · · · :· -- $~1,477'.'.90 __ . .. : ·, . ?,321.15 _.. · <·.: •1~,158.1'5 _ . · ·held a - 'few odd jobs aftcfgiaduation; ~d : - < rhe..,Jmg!~ ~«;>us _ e <!~s ~~ _ ree t~ _ :fo~ l_mn- _ ... _ . :· . -" • - · . ·· .. • · • · , - .· · - - -- · _. ·-' -tljen · .joiied·the : ai'niy. ypo~ -. h1¥\ti~~~~ge, / ~e~: ~':'~e~culls _: ~ch ··yeai:; : Jvi~h~ the • : -- _ . . ,. _ . . . . . - - -' . ,. -. . .:. he took _ an _ apartment 1n - Miam.1~ _ s~~mg. a _, - pos _ ~I~1~ty _.tl!at . ; ?_I!!Y-tw _ enty . .-w_ill _ . - ~ctually -~ . : -"< fob as · a sociar director: ~~_ He w _ orted m - - - ~ak~1to~ _ the . . ~~t;.; ·; ~ . ~~atte~ ,. ho~d~~~ -- - -- - various nightclubs' on - thfwe~ken~ _ . - _ Dur,;_ - · 1 _ ob - ~a~ :s~m.<1.-v~ : got to give _ it _al!_,.l_ v _ e : · . · -ing the ; week,. he ' sol~ . v~~Aum-~IC!lµers· _ by: , : S011 . ci!m~ su~h - ex~pl_es as ; C~n~ac ~d - - day; _ arid . attended.nigh~ s~ho·o~· to _ )e~rn D~nWitter. H1s _ group · w~~h~f~ . t:.~o _ sing .,...,,.. . mutual funds. - _, , , ~. - -., : ~.- · . · . · ._ . . • · • . _ , a Ji!)~le _ for~ ~rug-~elat;~d produc!, . ~d - he ;: · "At · 25 ·· 1 didn't know · what I was, and ., a4n11ts so~~ , difficulty ' m comppsmg-foi:: , a , _ that - both~red ~e ~ _ " He _ befrJ~nqed :: ~tiq~y . · : ~ro~er~~e ; ~~'; ':!-.l!v~ g~t_to ; ~e~p digg~~g '-: = Rich, - ~ who .ha~ : hear_d .-- pim sin!'; · and :: ~ptil l'~et~5>~~t~1~. - _, -.":"'' ' · · : "_., .. . -- .·: . : ·_. : .:-. __ together,they trave~ed ~round - !llt;; · 'Yorld. ' ·-. ; ,- ~~ter t _ S : ~~s ~~ a . f_o~gh ~~d - ~ompetit1ye ~ - - Upon _ re~uming; • he :_ foun . 4 :- orily . alllll~s , b_1;1s1~es~f-B!!y,td :, L~c~ has ,, ~ecid~d . Jo , get • , : jobs.'' in New . • Yo~k,. ~ - ~t . a COUSlll _ of:J1is ·_ · n9 of ''all • t!iose,t~1~g~ ! · S!iQ.uld _ h~ve b~e.n :, , - . , . . . happeneg to be : domg)ingles : for an : adver-e. :-- or , ~~nted ~oh;; 1 - ~~~a~_e _ wl!~ m do1 _ n~ _.: tising firm. · . . c - · . · " · .· _ · , - · .· · . . the nght thmg. . . . _ : ;- _. · _ .. . . . , . . ~• . :· \ ·: . . . . - Cfrcl·e ~ o6 · o · atio(l . · : . . . ' .. - . . , : ;~ \ - / · . - - ;- . . t~ bui~dings 0~ campus~ (See picture of , '--The Cirde , Staff has donated it's collec- Donnelly) .... . . - - , , . • - · · · . tion of._ photographs and negatives to th e · . Hopefully, ' the donation of these sources Archives - Divisioi'l' of.' the Library, - - and of history will. further ~~harice Mr. Per- _nanielyJo ~r • . .t\.drian Perreault. · · · · -· · · .. reault's collection of historical data at pre- · _ ', '-. some of the negatives are dated between . - · - . 1970: 74, while others look as if ~hey could · sei~r further inform~tion on the Archiv~ ·'be : mucholder : bu(are _ unfortunately un~ - pleaseseepage3. · ', , -· · · · · · marked. There are some photographs that · depict the a~_ual constr-uc _ tion -of m~ny. o~ I . ·, f · -· . · · . :- .· . editor ! . • associate editor . • ' ;_' • • - I . _- .. • ; sports . editor . · · / ph~togr~phy ~ltors . . · · advertising manager _ · . . --: :_'· _ business l'!lanager ,. - . . . . · · . . distribution manager · ' . . . ' ' : _ cartoonist . ·. ·· iaculty ~dvlsor Loretta Kennedy _ . .··. Marybeth Kearney · Michael McCarthy . . Chris McVeety : . Michael Cl:tung - . . \ ' ,' . · ,, ; . . ..1 - Suzette Emersonk . - : Charlie Lamberta ' ' ' Thomas _ _ Rooney - , '. · _ Jlml:iage . · ._ • Mary Keelan ', ,- staff : Matt Cole, Judy DISciplo~ Peter ' Fredsall, Monica Finnegan, Tom . · : Hassett, Lisa Marchesano, Mary Allee Russo, Deborah Valentine, Chris · Hogan( Eddie Glltenan, Dennis Martin, Barry 'Lewis, Theresa Sulllva!'l, Dawn- · · · ·· · . ' \ ' I· .' • ;._ . . \ ' ..... , • · .-. · ., :·•, : J , • . -- _.. -: > · . . • '· - . .. ,. , · ~ · ..:· : . .. . ., .. •. Reaaers ~ Wtite . . · · All i~i~rs m~~ - .;_: ~ trlpl .. lflOie ~.;,, ~ 60 OP.OC• ~re..;.' _ ond wbmffted j~ t~ Circle · . . :c 6ffice no lotet ihori 6 p ; m . )\ot,cloy; sliortliittet'o are p~lef(ed , _ Wit ;eserie the rightto edit . . . oll le11tin . l~el'I inull be oign.d , but nomeo moy be withheld upon teql/eot. Lett.rt wlH · : ; · _ -~ _ bej,ul,ltshed ~ " ' 9 - uponovollobllltyohpace :- · . ' . . . . • ' : . · - ' . ::- . . · _1 -:· · . -. . . ·> ,I . · .... ·,: TC?Jhe'Miri~t s~ 6 e~ · Tea~. i \/',:'.. a~d - excitihg : · s~son · -~ thanks . , . . · To · eacli 0 ,and e\'.ery ~ one of you _from the . bottom of our hearts! . .. goes a wen deserved r~und of, aP,: .· As a team you can truly hold your ·. platise! When it comes .. to . being : heads __ high · and be proud. You · nu~ber· one, you · guy_f ar5Hiere · guys are all - winne~s in the true by far.•I1m surel speak for every sense of the word!! Marist soccer fan when I say that Thanks again!! , you made this· an enjoyable ; fun _.· · ,, Maryann Mulli~an ..;_~ : .Bra ' vo Cabaret - :. Marie Sturtevant, - Ve _ ronlca Shea, · . Chris Egan, Anne Marie Calonlta, Chris · - . • . - Campbell, Mll~e Wiese. j , Bravo Cabaret! ' . . . C; ' . . . - what - Mai-ist students can do when ._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ..,. , > Bravo to the cast-, , crew, an~ ·. they feel a , partoftheir Student ________ _..,;;._ _ _; _ _ ...,... _ _ _; _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ...,...., _ _ · professional staff ofCabaret; the . ~ - Organization _ and a commitment . show was · a smashing _su<;cessll -, · to all students. _, .- _ _, . DisQraceful · The people . involved with . the . . - _ · A.s representatives · of ·the show put many weeks of time : · Students, . we congratulate and · · . consuming hard work into an · · thank all the m~mbers of Cabaret · · ' event that - should make all tho _ se ,· and . ask _ · · au ~ other · · Student - involved and every member ofthe - Organizations to show . the saine . . Marist Community proud~ The · , dedication and enthusiasm . . _ acting,, singing, . dancing, _ music, .. . Thanks again to - the cast, crew, - make-up, · directing, : and , the : and professional staff of Cabaret. technical work were all-fantastic. Sincerely Yours •· · It's great: to sec the rcs~lts of ·. . Council of Student · · · · · such fine dedication and · en- · Leaders _ · Disgraceful. That • is all that can be said or' · seem to matter eithet. Something - seem; · . · thusiasm because it only shows r • the attendance at last Friday's soccer match . ' wrong here: What happened to . the Marist r · · ag · ainst Southern Connecticut. · Where was . that everyone has · been talking aboliUately? · · - · ~ ' - - everyone? _ What happened to the : "new". spirit that /' ' . - .:. Jlicn:,k'!"yo u ' r · • .. President Murray sent a letter encouraging · · --: seemed to be eminating from this communi- · · · . · -~· . :- - the students to - attend this game. Father - . ty? _ · - _. · . . ·_ -- - :,· · _ . · · - T th M - · - . ; c ·' · : -. ·_ - .. : · . . · . · .' ' _ , · · LaMorte sent letters to his staff to encourage - One soccer __ team member commented · . ~ e an.st (?mmumty. . . . . tc_, extend s~c1al thanks to · Prest- . _ . . ~ h "T . 1 . h . . .- The Manst College Crew Team - dent Denms Murray and Mr '- ~ . .- : . . ,. ': , _ . _, - _ , a~!~':'~~nce at th~ _ game. T~ere were _p~st~r . s , "·,: t at, _ he peop_e _ _ _ ere k~?W mo~e ~bo~t ": _ -wo1,1ld like to .- thank aJl those who Greg Finch. To.ali of our spon: · · · ; · ~ -Jt;_::w:;;t {1~1l ;: . t ::.;,·~ e~h~~n~t:~, ;- ~t\~ ' : man-y ; ,tea<:~r~ ' a~~oun~~ - :: :·, __ football - then ·SOfC~ _ r: . :, Thav.1s -~h~ \ ~hey . dt!i :'. , .~upported u~ in : our effortJ~ _ ,:_:a,i ~ e ... .- · _ s_ors; . , ; , thankc- , YOU~. _ we •, couldn'.t ·.• . · .. :::~ ,lJ- :; - · -· r e game m their classes . The radip station not attend our gaiµ~-yet they dtd attend . the : ::-: moneythispas~week~nd. Because · , havedone - it with'outyou ; : - ·· - · '. } ,. - WMCR played the game up and The Circle .·· _ . footbaJI ' game,'" , ' Alright; this ' seeiris : Jike a :< ' . of your generosity the fqw-a~thon · : The Crew Team , ,· practicaUyplastered the - team acros s' ihe last . . iogical ariswer~ 0 Yet doesn'tit seem odd that . '. was·a::realsucc~s. We \_VOUld like ' ,,. ; · , - . . issue to encourage people · t<;> . ~ttend ' the people . wouldru)t\vant to find out w~at SOC-' :° ' · . :· . · . -· ' · i · .' . game. Yet all of these attempts proved futile. cer is · all about after th~ team compiled a 16- -. : A . · p ' e :-~ 1 •, · c · '.' t · ,,. _. N , ' ,- • d . , .,' d · . : , There were more people the next day a( , i r~coi:d before Friday•s : game? Isn . 'Lthata :i : · · · . : · . ~n . S e~ · ~ - - - • .. the football game! Nothing personal to - the bit provoking · to ' : the average / person? ., . _ - _ • : . . .. , ·· · · : •' football '.squad, : but they were - not the . Afterall ; it is not an every day occurrence for . [?car _ Edttor: · : - · .:., · - - · . -_. first year tea~hers is . where to find N . CA ; A. playoffcorttenders. Th_e _ so _ cc _ er •'' a _ teani atM _ _ arist · fo _·.· be boasting · a __ simil _ ai- . '_ . ·, The : Foreigri , _ , & ,·. DomeStic "· thejobsL · · . - · . .:.... . • • · · Te _ achcrs _\ Orgarii~ation · - 11eed _ s · · , · \ ~ince - College Ncw$papcrs · are . team was,,yet only a fe\\'. _ fans · s~emed . to . . record. · : -- . . · .r · · ·· · : .· · . . :•_, . . _· · . . _ _ , _ _ . ·· · teacher applicants . in : a11 ~ ficlds " ~.- ~ways : aitxiQusto · findpositioils care: It seems as if by the attendance of last Well, the gamds :· ov~r and done ~ith and > · from Kindergarten through Col- for · -' their : graduating , teachers, Friday's game that the 'people of the Marist > . as . the saying ·goes there's no use cryirig , over ·. _ lege . to fill · over - five·. hund . rcd .: your paper may be interested in -community really don'tseem to care·whether .. spilled milk ; But . there - does seeiido . be - one ; />: teaching ya~ncl.~ !, l;otµ _ at : home ~ :, yqur : tei,chers, : finding employ~ ·. _ the soccer team · playsJheir hearts out or JlOt. _ • . . . . thing . in order' lrer~ ~ · A nd • that is · an _ apdl _ ogy: . , . - ~~d a~roaiL . - ~ - ·, :·· . _: :. :: • .:t.·C, / . : . : . : '' · . J>oitl~md, : Oregon97208_. - ·. __ ·. · · • . . · They stilLwouldn't attend a · game. What _· >: The " soccer team did not deserve the recogni- : ~-: , :: · / . '. -· , · : ,-> · : , · < . ' . ' , -:· . . < We _ ,d<;> , not. promtse _ 0 ev~ry· . '' should the pl~yersdo? S~and on the!r heads? :-:; _ . . tibn ; . ttia ( t~ey ' re~cix~~ ' or . r~t~e ( dipn'~ : :. :i· ' ( : hi•r~n 1 ~!~i~°:\a~r;~;; . ~': :ra~~:rr~~~~t&:~ , ~!~::.t•;~ : So Doc Goldman doesn - t ha:ve a Pele. poes _ .:;. rece1\1~ . t~1s p~t Fnc;tay, For this, - t~e - C!rc_le ·• ; . locating teachers ' both.in fore1gt1 : do prom1seJo provide them with . . Coach . Malet have HerschelWalkei:?No,So, · : : · staff . is _ truly sorry • . You guys >. played .: a :. _ _ ·: countries . and :i~all..fifty · , states. ,_ a wide range'of hundreds of cur~ • ·. why? Whf . couldn't _ the niem~ers . of. . the : fr . emenclous ~ season · and · although . yo11 j niay : , - .:. We ~ possess h~ndreds ' )'>( current- • , rent)'1tcancyrioti~ both- a~ hoJ!le - ~. · . / Marist _ community support •·. the . t~f!l : that . not have risen to glo~y and : ' gone to H~fo~d , _: ope~ngs - :and}1av~ all_ ~e iJ!for~ · ; • . : an~,~fO,~ , : : ,~ f_.,,:-, . ·-- ~ - •· • . . : ,.,. , . . repre~ents them? Are .. they . . alL' heartless? _ as · a rcsultof last Fnd~y's · game-we stdl ap- · · . _: _ ~at1on ai; _ to , . s~~o,larships i gra~ts, ; . : · - . _ , ·. · -.: · -· · } , ·;s.: " -- . : _ Smc~re!y, . Hopefully not. . · . · · · . ,: - . . • ,_ · · ·,i , · . predate you . . Congratulations -· on a ' fine · : ··:. and fello~sru.ps. . _- . - - :.. - · /. }· ,·: -,.., · • Jo~f: , McAndr~; - Prestd~nt_ • • . · . • . · . - · - . · : . · ~,- · , • . > '.< :- _ ·. . · · · • · ·. · - · • . · · .. . · . • · · · . . , ~ --· - · The ,prinetple problem with · .- - < ' . Foreip&Domest1cTeachers · · . It Just doesn't seem to make sense. : It was seas _ <>n. : Hold ·· your heads high · fellows, _ · - _ ; . , , · . •. · . • · _- ·· 'i i ' < . . : . /. •; "-''· · . · - . . ·- . · , .-.. , , _ , · . . a ~eautifulday, itwasnotraining ortefribly . ; becatise : you should al(bc . truly,protid ofihe ·_ · ;- .. :: . - ; '_ , · • : : ; ,C:,:'. · - · ~\ : _:· ~-~=·: l '._::it\ '.: . . . - ' .f ~;: - ~c::~i: d~;~t: i::~t~~~~tih!t~i::.~ \ :. :fu~~ i , tT!~~~n, : th at you ' , showed . : l h is ,· :. ... : . . - ' ' }J\CJd i H a i t _ e . , t Mi>e~~ : ·· . ~.,. ... ... ; . , .. ·, .,_ .-_ . : _--~ --· •- ' ·t !" . ' , . ~ _ '._: • • • # ~ '· . "' ,,. ~ ' i. Dea~Edit~r, < · _ .< > · -: . _ , , . · • · ·- 0 . · .. < · , . ...- , .. . '.' At thistime we : would just lik~ toJhank' ~«n~uiny helping hands · , '' · , . ' k ,' · ;: ' . . ' ' . ,. _ ; - wliomadethis)ast , inixer(M#HatierMix~r)_erijoyableforall :-, Du _ e ·, . • ·. · I _ · . ~,· ·, .· . · c . . ' .. . . ' ' . _. _ _ . · . T ·· ' . o · ' · . ' c ; . . - . - k · · _ " _ ·- . - - . ' ' ' · . . · . to · y~ur . coµside~aiion and h _ ardwork; this was ~he s _ m _ qothest running ·:. . , mixerwe've . hadon ' campusinawhile. ,: . · · . •' <' _ · :· - · · " · ·-;: __ · , : : ., This Ietterisjust our way of saying thanjcs. Wjththe d~n-up be- ._ . Once · again · it is corriing · to ju~t about - · . ; / · everyone's favorite time of the year . .. The . _. fir5.t sn~wfaU arrived this week . and it's . easy . to see all the excitement _ aroused by it. · Although, it may seem to be - a bit- ru~hed, there were girls singing Christmas carols out;;, · side of Champagnat last Mond ' ay night : The · · Hess stationS{ iQ town have their wreaths displayed alrec\,dy and there's only 33 shopp- ing days till Christmas. . -· ·, · · . · This time is usually a time ~f joy and ex- cit~ment. · - Unfortunately • for college - students, _· this - time also means - ;mxiety, frustration, and · lack of · sleep. · Almost : - evefYOne gets caught up . in the hustle 'and ' . .. - ing the toughestpatt it wasni1;;fst:Cing 20;PCOJ?le stayiri~_we~l . after - . . · the mixer to help. The clean~up was certamly made easier . by your - . • , - ·. many verses of Hey:-layde~ layde. I l!ope your helping hands can be - - ' · . • • - , . - · . - · used again _i n the fjtture; Here is a list of these helping hands. · _ , l _ : bustJe of the · season and puts everything off - - - · , · · - , . · · ' . ·· ·· • · · , · · . ' · - · - ' until the last possible minute. Thus, by 'the ; -~ . , Li;a Arcuri ; ' ' time . the · students . do arrive · home · for their- Chris McV eety Christmas vacation, . they h;we . to sleep close . Fi:ankKaz . . to two days straight just to · catch up , with · _ · Marvin Sims themselves; · ·. ' '· · Helen Salmon ' ' . ' . · . ' . . -· - · ·· · / ; _ . . : . Patty Powers · . · Billy Cooper · · Tom Gillis . Bill Gillespie -· Pattie Walsh . Rob Shanahn - . J>aul Burrows .~ Jim Gallagher . · - 'Barry Smith Frank Fox Charles Lamberta • Mike McCarthy . · Jiin Hage : · Tom Rooney '. - Kathy Reilly Cathy Ansboro Sue Vassallo : . _ John Nugent '.., Karen ~verett . Macy fru _ nzi Beth Gallagher · Tom Cassaro Betsy Dwyer . · . - Charlie Mauro . . Al Olnixoil . . . _ - Frank the Custodian Ziggy Rivera · . Terry Rodgers Lisa Miller Betty Y eaglin Truly, this does not mean that every col- · lege student must become a scrooge in . order - that - his cum may not suffer. All one has to do is "beat the clock." Som _ e people , main- . tain thaf one can never win, but there is a · way in which one can at least . draw a tie! Learn how to manage time effectively NOW- <?nee again, thank you all very mu~h. You ' made our job much easier. · - , •-~ : before it's too late. · . · . · TheC~U.B. S<>eial Committee , I No,ember 20, 1980 ~ THE CIRCLE· Page 3...;;; - I -:-!. UJrying to KeePJhe east''in the Present••~ otd y~~ ev~r w:ond~~-~hat the ''R~gional ~~come a two ¥ear college. The letters.iro- He adds, "I beg to get cop;es· of Master~ History'.' •qivision in_.the reserve reading gress through the.1~40's, as college Presi- thesises and Ph.D. degrees; and I have rooin:of the library is?With some· luck and dent Brother Paul Ambrose was working . received some." ' . a · bit of> money; Marist archivist· Adrian on getting p~rmission froin New York State As .one might guess, building the archives · Perreaultwoidd love tosee that room filled to grant four· year ''graduating· cer- is time consuming and frustrating. Per- with historic. literature on Marist and the tificates," known· today as diplomas. To · reault mentioned this year he has been Dutchess County .area. ·Mr. · Perreault put Brother. Ambrose's work in . given more time, not for working on this works in the-libraryj where he has been for perspective, Perreault said, "Dean Brother:· project, but to be out on the reference desk twenty three years, and for the last five he. Ambrose (founder of the college) .was the of the library, a u:iove Perreault do~s not has worked o.n building an archive 'for the push behind the. shoving. If he sat on his. understand. The big setb<!ck, accordmg to school. This way he hopes tq "build a real fanny, the college would not exist." There· Perreault, is that Marist did get 18,300 history of the college." is. even a letter dated December 6 1946 dollars to work on the regional history pro- ;.~ . , . . , , wlien Brother Ambr.ose and the Marist ject; , but a lot . went into hiring Willma, ..._ Brother Provincial Council was deciding Nyer. Perreault does not receive.any money · One pfoblem in constructing the archive whether to keep Marist in Poughkeepsie or for the archives, he has even paid some ex- tis a lack of funds. Perreault has been stall- to mo_ve. to Massaschusetts. (Incidentally penses out of qis own pocket. He wants to ed time and again-in his attempts to get · Fontaine Hall is named in honor of Brothe; go down to New York City to interview Ar- . money. He· says, "the school could have Ambrpse.) · ch bishop Molloy and· some · old Marist · something if t_hey (the administration) sup- The archives, thus far, consist of three Brothers, but Marist has given him no ported it." Perreault says he is getting a shelves of literature dating back to the early traveling money. In fact, Perreault himself · better feeling with President Murray as 1900's; including Ma,rist catalogs; Marist bought a recently published history l?ook compared to · Dr. Linus Foy, Murray's publications; . and Dutchess County on Dutchess County and put it in the ar- . . predecessor. (Benefits of Perreault's work History: Perreault collects every piece of chive collection. He adds, "How to is illustrated by having information for material the college puts out, from the Cir- · develop the Marist archive is anybody's · things like dedications,.such as-the chapeL cle; to the Reynard, to"the press·releases· guess, as I'm in need of help to loca!e Information on Marist is compiled in··a file,' from public relations office; and. much material." . which Perreault spends, hours organizing). more. In fact, if one looks in the archives , Perreault produced something else of in- The money problem stems from the fact · he'll.find the,Circle was·not the Circle, but terest. In the minutes of a m.eeting in 1974, Perreault has to put his requests through the Greystone Gazette, up until 1966 and then Marist president Dr. Foy, was Marist history professor Dr. Toscano. Ac::. the yearbook was previously called ·answering questions regarding New York cording to Perreault, Toscano so far has Greystone. If one wonders where the State requireme~ts of the future of the not pushed for the ·money; which he·· building got its name, look at the color, itis library. Foy clearly stated by 1980 the estimates to be about a thousand dollars a grey stone. All this can be found in the ar- school would · have 100,000 volumes, Archivist - Adrian Perr~ult was switched to the McCaim Center. year. . _ . .. . chives. Perreault is hungry for ·any data 150,000 by 1985. Perreault said the school· Perreault· has letters· that date. back to ' regarding past students; he says, "I try to is only at the halfway mark of that goal. Perreault hopes the higher ups of Marist learn to preserve the past, because he feels it is important. If the archives ever do get organized, students could settle a Jot of questions like where the names of the cam- pus buildings come from and which is nam- ed after a saint. Until then; Mr. Perreault will , work with what he has-determination. 1928, when M;.rian . (to . become Marist) get my hands on any book written by facul- Foy did have good intentions as there was a Training School was applying to Albany to ty or student, especially-graduate work'.,. fund drive for the library, but the money ··· · · ·· · · · · · "· :-Jhe Great American Smokeout --:. . · · Disc Jockey-Van Richie, 'has accept~d the · honorary chairmanship of the American Cancer Society's , fom:th' annual<'Great American Smokeout" to be-held in Dut-. chess County today Thursday, November Americari Cancer Society _.invites all cigarette smokers in the county to join the Smokeout by,pledging not to smoke for the day. Van Richie has already taken the pledge and urges others'to join him. 20., The Dutchess Unit of th~ Natalie Cole is _this years National.Chair:. man of the ct 980 Great America~ . 'Come.i:see.· oll.e Of thi · hottest band, - __ · in· the .are·a· } ~ ..., - whei,~ - .. RETURNS TO Mari~t, .Fri.-·Nov~-21st 9 am in cafe - -1 am- FREE ADMISSION 9-10 soc after 10 pm : • . Spon;o,ed by Class of '83 ' Smokeout. She htls significant motivation. Her own father Nat "King" Cole died of lung cancer. Being a parent herself she in- tends to quit! · .Last year, nearly 15 million Americans took part in the-Smokeout. Five !Ilillion made it anti stopped for t'Je day; but, 2 to 3 days· later, 2.3 million still were not smok- ing. We want to do even better this year! .Join Van Richie on November 20,for the fight against cigarette smoking. Because . quitting is easier when you do it with a friend. ,.·-,,. . ' CarTlpus Announcements Thursday November20 GREATAMERICAN SMOKE-OUT DAY 8:00 a.m: . · Career Placement Interviews, CC270/269 11:20 a.m • . · . . Polltlcal_ Science meetlng•C.C249 , · 11:20 a.m. · · Career Workshop-Job Search Tech. CC248A .11:00a.m.. · · · ComputerCenterSemlnar-D100 · · "The Music Context Editor'' 3:30 p.m. · • Career Workshop-Job Search Tech-Fireside 3:35 p.m: Computer Center Semlnar-D100 7:00p.rri. 7:00p.m. 9:00p.m. 9:30p.m.' .· "Stureport for Flexible Reporting" · FIim: "Dona Pervecta" sponsored by Spanish Club-Theater FALL FASHION EXTRAVANGANZA-Donnelly Galleria Coffeehouse-Student Talent Night-Fireside · Council of Class Offlcers-CC270 . Frlday;Noverriber 21 . 4:00 p.m. Judicial Board Meeting-CSL office 8:00 p.m. FIim: ALIEN, adm. $1 with I.D.-theater 9:00 p.m. . "Harvest Tlme"•sponsored by Soph. Class•NDR · Saturday, November 22 ' . . . · 4:00 p.m. Women's Basketball: Cortland-home 8:00 p.m. "Friends of Marlst" dinner-Fireside 8:15 p.m. Mass-Chapel · 7:;30 p.m. Concert sponsored by Sisters of Prayer • Theater · free admls• ~~ . 8:00 p.m. Circle K Installation dinner'. NDR ··Sunday, November23 11:00 a.m: Mass-Chapel 7:00p.m.& , 9:30 p.m. FIim: ALIEN-Theater Adm. $1 with I.D. · 7:30 p.m. Sigma Phi epsilon meetlng-CC248 MIiier 1 on 1 Basketball competition-Place: Mccann Center ·· , - Time: Half Time Men's and Women's basketball Games, Dates: All home games starting first week In December, Prizes: S200 for men, S200 for women trophies to top 4 players. Register by Nov. 26th by picking up a form from Ms. Deer's offlce-201C Mccann Center. All people registering wlll receive basket• bl!III shirts and socks.. · " Did you know that Seller's can charge S25.00 for one of their meals served In the cafeteria? They can but only If you are foolish enough to lend your I.D. to a friend. Save money and use your I. D. for yourself! Happy Birthday Tom Shine! Come see Andrea Del Conte perform live o the Marlst Stage on December 3rd at 7:30. She will be displaying a Flamlnco Dona Performance. The evening Is being sponsored by the Spanish Club. Admission will be $1.00 for students and $2.00 for.adults. ·There will also be a Master-Class offered at 3:30 that same day which will teach the basics for Flamlnco Dancing. Please call Tom Seelbach at 266-5988 If ,interested before December 1st. TURKEY TROT Is. this Sunday at 2:00 p.rri. Entry fee Is $1.00 per person to pay for prize. Any 5 man team that wishes to enter should contact e,lther Tom Shine at 473-1795 or Maureen Kenney In room C-418. Money must be In by Saturday at 6:00 p.m. at the latest. ' , . : , , j ,· ,· -- . - . . i · ~ . ·.1 . . - . , ·. iiiiiiiii Page 4 • TffE ~IRCLE I N~,rember-20, : f 980 ~ · Illqtii:rillg · , . '. · · · . · . . . .•.. . . / · : rliqi~gr"~p!iS#' WhaUmpact do you _feel ~he ~occer team's making the N.C.A.A . . P. layoffs will · · . ha!e o~. Marlst College, · . : ~ - . · · · - · · · ---:·, . . . ' ... : Karen Krach ~ Sophomore: • •. . . It will hopefully bring more student enrollment arid,. also, if in future sports • events that · they will let all females in free . :.. ' .. - · · . Linda Arcol~o·~ J~nior ' Uhink ibnakes a p · Marist for both _ stu Tom Daunais - Junior: . ... I think Yugo shou~d have plaY.,ed : . , . - Bllly . Swee~y ~ J~nio;: · , ' It . sh _ ould ~ring more respect to the ·. · . Ma _ nst Athl~t1c Program. . : -.: . : · '-. · : ~~~ - ri ~e~II~ :Ju . . ,: - . H~pefully · more / jfr~ - ollege 7 plti~ moi:e student' ·•· · - -- t~tr/tj j . i }its-x - -· . _ _ .•.;..-. - - _ . .- Dennis Marti~ ~ Junior: · . . , It will bring more total exposure . to- · · the school thus bringing better , athletes . · · to the school. · · ·: · '. \ ~ . . . ·_.: ,;: _ . . . ···: .. · ._ .· S'?phomores ,: ~~11 · . srnjJ i ng;Sl · Q~e.~ ~;~ ,._ - -- ~ ·.---: ... ~ --- : ;·· _ · "; : · .· _ ; ·'" >{;; ~ - - . / ; : :· · ~. : ;.) ~·:;! . >- -- · · --~- - - ✓ - . - ~ · _.: _ ,. · - >-: ~ ~ - ~ ,.: ·, . -: ··· y . . . · :· } : · ;: ' By Joan - C'Scha _ t~ie" Gasp~rovic . < ._ "'. ' " :··· •'.Masters" required their _ slave (s)to · do - . . . ... . . .. . .. _ :~ -'. <·- ,-. - ~ . . _. · ·: :.; whatever : they : des _ ired, providihg - the .. task ·· · -- ''.Going'once~ going . twice, . sold!!'' · was· '~ ' was "within reason : •~ - Slaves.were reward-.· the phrase of the _ -:vening as Marist's first . ·. edafter t!leir assignme11twas completed. · : .· Sophomore Slave . Auction · took . place on ~ Being - a ''slave ~ for a, day'' . although J it . Friday, November 7th · in the Pub ; · The auc- > may not sound very appealing was actuaUy - · ~i < tioneers for the event were Mike McCarthf . good dean. fun for some people : ' Pant , . . - and Doug !'{aight, who skillfuiiy managed McGregor safs - she ~olu!1teered t9 be a . • -·- to ; '.'Sell into . · bondage1' almost• forty· . "slave." because, ,<C Th1s gives me a chapce · members of the . Class of '83 .. Bili . Palmeri ·; io lidp ' raise - mone'y _ for my class. l was-a _ _representirig WMCR; provi _ ded the musi~ · littl~ , nervous ab~ut · pein{.:a sla~~ c1t first; · .. from 9 p:m. to " l a.m . · . · .. · , · · but . when I was auctioned off with two - gf - The purpose · · of "Slave · Njght" : was to ,> · , my friendsl felt bettert . • . . : : : .. - · raise • funds for the Sophomore _ Class while > Gregg Finch and . John _ Roth, - managei:s • simultaneously in . stilling a sense of unity in · of the . Pub, both agreed that .the evening . the . class and the Marist · Community as· a:-·\vent well, The . overall · opinion from those · · . . whole-: S6iden~ were : askedto . donate ; part - wh? p11rticipated . and a~t~!}deq ~ould be _ . • - . . . · or:their spai'e ' time to doing such tasks as · summed up by Sophomore 0 Tom LaSala, . ·. ' . cleaning : rooms { . doing · Jaundry, · typing who commented; ."It - was a go~ time . · · . . · papers, . or cook!_ngineals.' · Marist's first Slave n~~Mwas a succ ~ ~~s!" · ·.' < · Fall Pash ion :Show- · . .. - . . ,- · . , ._ - . . . - \ -_ • · : . .·. . :._ _ _ -. --...... _:;- Mari;l wiil prese~t nearlyj ' so (ashions . f~~ture 33 ' stl!dent~ ,. in produ~tions designe4,,' made iirid mo<ieled _ by college choreographed and - directed by David . E: . . fashion design majors in a fashion show to Leigh, dfrector . ~( the fashion · design pro- ·- be"held tonight Noy~mber20that8 . p . m, iri . gra _ m. . . . . . . . - . the oo · nnelly , Hall fashion galleria. · .. ·· - ' . A~mission is SJ. T~e showi~ : open . to the · , .• · 1:ht:: J ~ow ,' wtrich will of(er ~ preview of -· pubhc and ~o _ reservat10I1s are necessary : , ;· ' fall day and · eve,iing . wear designs, :will . . . . . ;< ~:,:it/~ ; ~/; .. . 9•~ I ~!!f Vi~~~{~~~l~~~,~~~!,tt•~ ? \i : · .~ The' C,cimpus i Ministry· . Pr_ogrc:mf on . Ma . rist . campus· : ha~ s~t out to ·. se.rve .· the s1:>]tih~~, - - ':'--~~~s . _ ~tstiide-l) . ts~f.allJa!t~s ;· , We .. ~ - ~u,l~•likft~ . kn91;if y9ua .t e in _ ~ J~rEtsted , m · a~y , faset of Can;ipus AA1mstry ~ - or would l1ke · Jo m1hCJte c,ny n.ew . · prggrain~ , :· If s,o, ple~~e~fill o · ut!hebelow c~t~ut - (inch.idirigonly CJs muc~info • as 't'.ouf~el co~f9rtable_:"' • ittt) and rnaU it , t9 ,, C~mpus M . inistiy Council . bef9re · · Jhanf(sgiving, · : - , · . • · .. .. _, _ -, ;t ;--::, , .; .. \< '~; . · '. · :\ ·\, <·• · ' . : :~ ,e: -,;· · ·- · . ,/ : : : · . : ' ::: •.t ·, . ~• · . .. - . . : : : ~ . c Thank you ) <, · > /: Sii;icerelyyours, . _ . . , Cail'.lpus Ministry Cc:>uncil . . . . ... ·;_. · ·. P ; 0 ; -731 Phon}t- _ · _ Ho~;: · _ · · _ _;.--_·-·_ · .. ,_ "- .. . . _ ,., "'" : "- . . _;. ·•··· .;.,. : .;.:; :- _;. :· , _·-'-·~· - .'- . ··~ .... 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November 20, 1980 · THE CIRCLE· Page 5 _ • • ;, . • • . • . , .~- - ; ' . · I .:/ : ·:::~: · ;, : ( : _)>-L :\: ~ , -- . rr.i•~ ; e · .. < ~u · :: .t vo \ · r ·: the ·· .. r · o · · ,..d ___ · - - - -------- -.:-"' . · , .· .: · ,. · J_j . , .,,, · l:;7 . £ I . ~ • . 1 • ': , > : > -<.:·.- . . ,, ·. ·· ::. X: cT ? :r : )'> ,.•, . ·:-:·:,, . ; . , ,.: , : ,:;\ : - ~ - . . . -. . . ·r :- · .<] · By Mark ; R~ : W,egg ;>· . :• . ··-: breaking, a sl~ppjng the wind, a giving, a Nonsense,isit not? Existent.ial to ~eaning. ' of God under a veil of what is at best con- Assistant _ Campus Minister .--. , · , drawing back'into the depths. . , It t?affles arid battles - to give and be ab- · . forniity . and at worst legalism." Jesus · } : ' /; /i . , , ' · : ,· · _ · :: . , : :;,<.· · · : • :: :· ·- :- : : Thelegfof , a sailor arese~-worthyiitdeed! S(?rbed ~ evades our higher thoughts. Through Many Eyes. . 1 (For th1Holumn-I : <;ho~efirst to cite two . They sway with motion and . break · the · And we remember one' ni'ari's . life as the WINE OF THE KINGDOM . notable pa~sages commenting on christiani- wind~ ';: · · , . . ' · . . .. · .· -.. . eyes of the sea give to s · hip and sailor the \: ty · i,n. our -- present' day / '.fhese _wdt\ngf : • The : cou~se of a ship; ' · · at _ leas~ of old, meaning that is theirs. ' moh_vated ) ~e.to put- , my . reflechon mto . ~everently pe~rs _ through . the barriers of _ For this-one man - of giving haunts our , . .- poetic expression. In the · poen:i~ l try _to , space and motion. , memory. · . · · · : '- share the . implicatiofr.for our lives of :v,:hat ._ No waves without the intrusion of current He is not the water · , but the sea. . Light not light without pervading dark. wanvriuen in prose.) · · . . . : . · · , aitd wind : . > _ . . . . Not the man, but the sailor. Nor love real without will. . . · - : :- : ~;' / ·,' , · · •· · .. ··. . . · ·· _·. . . , .- . . No sailor withoµt ship and sea. : Not tlie word, but the ship._, · ' Nor Life a meaning without Death . . . • , '.~In a > very old. stratum .· of , the Last . Sup- . No ship without the wood and sea~ . . . . -; ,, . Nor pleasant sleep without fatigue. · . .. · · .: per traditioµ, Jesus' self giving to the point . . . The sea is • · but water yet a remembered Faith is not loved without despair. , ' . c-;- of death is interpreted as 'an act oLloviilg . · drama of earth. _ .. .. · . . ' . _. · Nor joy so great apart from sorrow . . - '. service.' '' The:.Last' Supper tradition; . :. :.- The ' sailorbutanianyetasongoffeatsand uThe element in the - teaching of Jesus No mercy or compassion finds a · sinless .. . _ therefore ; is , . the oldest starting-point for conquering: · . . . >: · . . . - · . . that i s wholly riew is just this--that · God . :. heart. . , · . _: the . Christian iilJ~rpraation of Jesus' death · The ship . but.wood.Yet recalling buoyancy. loves sinners, loves them just as they are ': '. An emptying, a filling . . : .. : , as a self giving on Jesus~ part that 'pro~ures . .. We name them our own. .. · . . · · . . and goes out to seek them . even before they - · To have is not to have had . . , - salvation.'-' Jesus, E. Schiilebeeckx.. . . . TheHfe of-a . niait is but eating - and sleeping . have begun to turn to Him. This is that the · To think is not to have thought. - · . . .. ~ a thousand motions a day - yet we given . . . Ch_urch , has . always found hardest · to ... To Be is · not to have ~een. EYESOF THE SEA .· · · hirifremenibrance by the - way he gives so · declare and beli'eve. , lt is so much easier to ·. If all . the cups were filled. · : othei-fmay eat and sleep and make.a thou - believe that God likes good and respectable · · Wh _ o would drink the wine . or the · sand mgre wav~s. , .. · peopl~, and so to hide the sover~ign grade , Kingdom? · ; : :-: The ~y ~ s of the '. ~ea aie w;v~s unfurled - A . ·: . ·. _ .. ' ,',;' . , _,. , l .. . - · By Bil l_temick · painteiwithin the -;i~ning' time, with orie ofthe following colors-blue, blue or blue. _ : .,· I recentl~_received this letter: . ~What is Jim "Clipboard" Raimo's real · Dear BaGuido ·· , · · : Job?' _: .1 : Director of Brownnosing. · 2. Your coliimri is so funny · I. forgot ' to _ · Coordinator of meaningless meetings. or 3. · la.ugh.Every weekyou use stale, dry, qld, Captain oftJie . Womens' volleyball team . . ~ ~ arid corny jokes. Ex: Why did the baby - · -Luis A. Franco is pleased to announced · · cro · ss the road; or the other one about hair that -. beginning .. November 18th the· · on Tony C's ~ _ a._rm.-Can you please tell me Treefishing Club wiU • l?e back on campus. where you get your jokes? · • Franco says, ''This ,year there is · more en · - . Signed thusiasm towards· Trce(ishing with the Champagnat ·- reported sighting of a 200 lb Maple-Walnut · . . C, ' : ·.- · in the upper Hudson Region.'' This year < In ansv,:e~ ·: to _ theque~tion where - do I get . the Treefishing club is hoping to sign 50 . ~ my · jokes : . from :.. they · come · from · A · m~lllp~r~: The executive staff · of the .· TC3 ll 00-Series F IBMwast . e ' paper basket. '' · Treefish,ng Club. ar\: · Luis A. - Franco 0 .. . . •· . . . · )"Tom ' Sliihe coinnienting - on·'how . . inany ;i: P~.esiderit, :\. Todd· "Trour• .. Hasler'..Vice .. . ·:-_ ,.' i• . · "peopleareusiitg~his : hile , Hitler;wavesays ·, ~resi_d _ el!~ - - . R~ • . • '.715, .i Pam ' ' ":Piranha' , • . : , '·'. · :·: ,--•< : •·: ~t.:: 0 : ·•From ' no~ r ofi : : ~~~ '" t "' wwif '. Tosar."if r fo~ t or~~ ':- s§ti;1acy { R~otn l: so6 :? :'f.~"1ftii Q ¥~ · :.; : . -· : ... someone:.J.'m simply going to do five jump- '.' Trealiµrer~Atlant1c Ocean :rodd Trout . . ' . ~ ·. ing • jacks an<(a cart wheel. ,, . · - ~ · , Hasler_ r~ce~_!ly told ine _that_ the T!eefishing - -Can you · guess how often Marist College Club signed Sarah Sowmsk1 cons1 _ dered the has the dorm rooms painted? . · . , . : . best treefisher in the world. ~ - . -, Check one of the following: . . , .. . Jokes .... . '' . . . : - , every to years . · 0 How many ·Marist maintenance · - /'./ _ ' · every 20 . years \ does iqak~ · to put in a light bulb? · : ' ·· '" never been painted . ' .. :· . . -Why did the monkey fall out of the . . : : never wilf .. : - . . . - tree? . , .. y.riU have · · his/J:ier .· rooin . . • . cable that brings in . your T.V. picture can .· , also be used to tune foto WMCR. . • · • ' '. : ±;-;- . . ~- \- :~ : _' ' : · · _ _ __ . . · , . ... Robin - llibso _ n/ a · sophomore sJy;; ,: "I •-. -~ · - , .', never reaHzedthanhe cable was'requited ,: ·;, , ; · perhaps . Jhat should · be advertised more;• ~ · · · These cables are sold in the housing office and your · money will be refunded . upori, _ . :- return of the cable atthe end of the year , . . ' . · . . ~ - . . . . . . . ,:,• . _ . ·•--· · , \ .; _ . .- :: >:: _ · - , : :· ? Another . popular · reason given , by · ; the · polled students was that of a lack of con- . . . formity between shows. Maureen Kenny, a senipr • says, "I prefer W:PDH because . l . . . . have some idea of what I'll hear before I . ;;_;1 ·: 0 - tuiri ' it on: With WMCR; I never know - ~: -: what to expect; it changes with every D.J .'' · . / · · ,{iitjid ~~sci~ - 1ive~ - ~~s _ . ih~t of~ · 1a~k - ~~ . promotion; · . . Many • students·. know . : of WMCR but think of it as a station that on- >· · ly plays music. Other reasons mentioned . - were loyalty, - to home stations and just a . · feeling of noCtalcing the · ra~io st~tion · · · ~panish Cl_ub Sponsors Dancer Spanish flamenco dancer Andrea DelConte will be performing live December 3 at 8 p.m. in the campus - theatre. Tickets are $.50 for students and $2 for adults. DelConte will be offering a master class earlier for those interested in learning the basic technique of flamenco · dancing. Please contact Tom Seelbach at 226-5988 . before December 1 if interested. Andrea Del' · Conte, dancer, choreographer and teacher, is known to the world of Spanish . dance as both an in- novator and purist in interpreting the dances of Iberia. Her extraordinary com- bination of exacting technique and strong dramatic skill ~ communicates · the art of ~ fl Spanish dance as one of the most ex- ~ pressive and _ passionate danceforms to ex- lit _ ist. Andrea's childhood years were spend <. .st\1dy~t_\g c\assicl'!-l ,ballet, and , at, age t~e\ve ., . .. : g she '. t,ega1 f perfori:ning ' pttifessio_na\\j : . · • M . ; · ,; /:' .. sixJeen ;- :• she danced - the · spanisli · variation -: : , from · Tchaikovsky's ! . 'Nutcracker." This , · marked a turning poindn her dance career . . Encouraged fo seriously study Spanish dance, · she went · to Madrid duririg her , 1 junior yea r ofcqll~ge and began training as _ a. Spanish d _ ancer .. Her teachers have . in- _ duded Mariquita Flores, . Maria Alba, · Roberto Lorca, Manolo Rivera, Liliana · Morales and Estrella Morena. . \'leathering the Storm '. . By Christopher Hogan ___ _.,- _ By Chris Campbell s_eriously. , . . . -.. . . . . , . . . ? _::A r~cent survey of some 100 resident - . This - ~lfalso showed , that the majority - Approximately seven inches of snowfall ~ students has shown that WMCR . ,the col- of people who listen to WMCR, listen surprised the Marist community early this . _ tend class on Tuesday due to a prank phone call dispatched to WKIP (1450 AM) Radio stating that Marist was closed until one o'clock Tuesday afternoon, says Register · Danny Ma. WKIP broadcasted the infor- · h · th -. · f · d · · th · D J K h week and caused the official cancellation of . lege;s own ra . d _ io ::: station, is · not widely · W en . e1r nen .· IS e • • . at Y A b . o h . a · · "I · II l five ·· Tuesday · · morn . ing · class , es _ , the use of · listened to on campus. This _ student run sta- . ns oro, a s p omore s ys, rea y on y I. t · · · h · · Id b dd J M 1 · snow _ · shovels and plows, and one prank tion . is becoming bigger . and more prof es- is en w . en my o . u Y erry arc ey 1s . mation to the Poughkeepsie area. Marist president Dennis Murray · says that thi . s , weeks storm is a novelty. -s _ ional every . year. But, how to · incr _ ease the D.J _ . · · . · · .. .· . . , _ . ·.. _ . . .. telephone call that almost closed Marist un- til early Tuesday afternoon. · . . . their audience is still _ an unanswered ques- WMCR has a fairly ~e; format this year . The Dutchess County Aviation Comm is- "This is new to me," says Murray who is spending his second year in New York after living in California since he was born. •''rt certainly wasn't an ' issue in southern California. It's pretty and it's challenging. It's enjoyable the first few times it comes, but, if.we have a long winter, we'll have to <- tion. with the addition of the Lewis Sports Line, sioner's Office reported that six and three . . _. __ 2 newscasters under the dfrection of news quarter inches . of snow fell in the Mid- . _ i~ According to the survey there ~re just a directpr, Geoff Aldr~dge, some new an . d a . Hudson Valley on Monday night and early · .. , few· basic r~sons why WMCR 1s not as . larger . group of D,J. s, plus. access to new _ . Tuesday morning. The storm is one of the popular on campus·as it could be. The most ,- · s01;1rces . of news · and music. Under · t~e earliest winter signs that the Valley has had ·popular oftftesereasons ts that ofa lack of directio_n of the n;w g~ne~~I manager, BIil . in the past decade, reported one Aviation . cable to stereo hook-:ups. - WMCR can only :- Palm~n, WMCR 1s_begmmng t? ans'Yer the . spokesman. . be heard . clearly with a cable. The same · . question of how to mcreas~ t~e1r audience. Many Marist students almost did not at- see." ' The Aviations office reports that we may have a long _ winter. . . f , . --- - . ,·,,.. , '• : . • \ . : · - · . . I ; / t, w ·• f : ~ .. • ,; ,-~. , J: _ :~ I' . - ~- I5 :). ! ' ~ Page 6 ~ THE CIRCLE~ Norember20, · 1980 .. .. . . . ~ · .J ' : <' : ;· ··•, . . . ' · < ' ' . _ MILLIONs· · oF ·· pEoPtE 1N ) :rHE woRto : · ' · ~ - . ' . . . . - -" Go · · HUNGRY EVERYDAY : · ·· · , . . , .. FAST FORA WORLD HARVEST . - NO\f · 20 ~ · . . - .. , . . . . · Give -~p eating for all or part of a day and'donate your food ~oney to · . . Oxfam-America the international agency that funds self-:help qevelopment proj~cts_in the poorest areas of As.ia, Africa and Latin America.· · . . . , , ' - . . . CONTACT: 1. Coll To · order · 2. Approval of Mi~utes · . , 3 . . Sp . eci~I G~e~t R~port { Mr. ' Carnpillii ·; : :: . , · · A) Non-existing dubs debits · and credits :; .. B) Class of 1980's losses ~ (2,066.37) . '. _ : :· : '. : . : . - C) How to _ avoic:f future Senior Class losses that ; · till futu~e studE!nts then h~ve to p9y. · · · · D) Alternative Food Plans for Residents . ' . . ' ~ · . . · · 4: Co~rnittee RJ~~h~ ( :· . . - : .. /· . · , _ . ' . :- _ : . . ~ · · . A) ~tudent . : ~cade _ mic;<~om~ittee > · us · a Arcuri · B) Inter-House Council -Mott Chandler . . C) · college,Unioh Boa ' rd -Tom Shine . · · E) Stµden · tGovernment - Jim Raimo 5. Old Business:- .; : . . . , .. . . - - _ A) Vote on Constitutional Amendment to C.S.L. constitution to eliminate salaries for Student Government President and the Election Commissioner. · ..:. . . , · . • . 8) Expanded Health Services on Can:ipus C) Campus-wide Liquor License · D) Survey _ of Marist Students · , 6. New Business: . . .. , A) Summer salaries for m·embers of next year's Council · of Student Leaders. - B) The relationship of the C.S.L. and the Council of Class Officers. ·. . · • - · · C) Discussion of Convocation · oay . · · . · . · _ D) Nominee for Chief Justice of the College Judicial Board. · · 7. Adjournment . · .. \ · . , · . - : · ,· - / •: ':-'. ;< , ' '_, porothY.Anll D~vls . · • .. . / -·:, - - - '. · . .. · . sUdes Wt"ll Be Sho~n , I ' . - . : - ;• ·:~- : . ~~ - ~ . · . · - · students · of Every Fol th . Are Invl ted . . . • . . ~ : \ .; . . . · . A ' Thanksgiving Retreat : Given By ' ·. Fr.' · Richard LaMorte · Holy · Family Renewal · Center Little Falls, N.Y. . Friday, 28 _ th November to Sunday, 30th November · · lf · intereste~, call ext, 269 · ' . . . I , I I ._, : , - . r f .. · :_, _ ; ! ' ': ' / . _ _ , > -_· ,,. _ .: I ,,. : .... ,. I . I t • , : , , · ' ' · ·. - , ' , , · · .• ::• • • ••· • , • • . • · • : <. : ~ ~ .. -... -,. •-: •, -I• • • . H(K)psters dr()P 0'Pi'1 ; ~r ; · . ' . '• . · - · , . . . . ' ' .: . . · _ ;" - ~ ... ,'_ · .. - ' . .' .-: ~ . · --froqf the field and scoring 12 · points. Rufus . - :: . · : _,~ _/ · · -· ..: . · _ . c;9oper~ · second · yea~ _ , _ man : _ arid the Other ' The Marist . College basketbail . 1980.:81 ' starting guard; was high man forMarisL · sea~ori began with an exhibition loss to the . , with 21 points; including 9 freethrows. The ·• . Portugal National team 83-81.' ·. : . .... · . ·. rest of the sc · oring reads " Steve ·· srriith with . The ganie featured a new set of rules.for --' 16, Tiniberla!(e 14,' DeWinne with 6 in Marist basketball fans to' critique; the na- . limited · action due to foul trouble, and : tional basketbalhules which includes a 30- Barry' Jamison · .with 2. Todd Hassler, Tom second _ shot.clock anci an out of bounds , ~eekins and Ted Campbell did not play, rule tllat allows the player to pass the ball ' ·and Tom Crotty did 11ot score . in · bounds ascsoon as the . call is inade, . .. · The game ended with 10 seconds left; withoutthe referee handling the ball. . . · Cooper, Eggi _ nk, and Sharpe all had shots Marist was in the game with Portugal · . roll around t!te _ rim ana faH out. Whal were . from start to · finish, including a 39-39 tie at Marist's strong points in the game? "I was . - half time, although coach ·Ron . Petro said, . impressed with St~v . e Eggink/' said 1 Petro. "Our main concern was to get most· of the . "He cam _ e off the berich and played a good players in the . game . . Thatfs · why we · · solid game .- I was also impressed __ with sctieduled Portugal, so we could get a look Moose's .. play . : en rebounds) and Steve . ateverybody,t' · • · · . . . . _ . · . . . Smith had another good solid game." So ' > . . Petro did use all but three of hi~ players . why ' did Marist lo - se the last minute thriller? in the game, and-three freshmen did sec ex~ , "I think we just got so excited when we tended · play. "Moose" Timberlake, 6'8}! • · · wentahead that we couldn't concentrate on forward from North Caroliriili · and Norm i defense," said Petro. Again; the game was ·· Scu~lark, 6'l"'g'uard fromN,Y.C J started; \treated as ail exhibition by_ Petro and his while - _Steve Eggink; GilPadilla, and Dan . players, and the style of play . throughout · Sharpe all got plenty of action off the ben- . the regular · season should be quite di{- ~ch. Eggink in particular was a major force . · ferent. Marist opens their regular season for thr Marist . <?ffense, · shooting 5 of 5 against Northeastern on Dec. 2. · · :.. Moose Timber,ake banks in 2 points. " Gadzia'ia: Our man ~ at WisConsin 25, a finish that ·· would have made him an All-American. However, this was not to . . Ron , ' Gadziala, ' representi~g ' Marist be. Ron ran a super race, but the ~ompeti- ' Cross-country in the Division II Nationals tion was much better than anyone had ex- at Parkside, Wisconsin . thi _ s past Satutday, pected; It was, 'in fact, so good that the top . ran a fine race and finished 73rd in a field 22 runners . all broke the existing course · of. 150 nii1ners. Gadziala clocked a time of · record of 31: 18. It is even more startling · 32:13 . for the hilly 10,000 meter (6-niile) · ' that Gadziala's 73rd place finish was only course. T _ his is the second consecutive year · 45 seconds behind 25th place. In thanime thatGadziala has represented Marist in the span an amazing total of48 runners cross- · · _ By Ed GUtenan . Nationals. .· . . . . .• .. ed the.finish- line . . Ron Gadziala was 45 . · Before the race it looked as though Gad- seconds away from becoming an All- . · ziala had a good chance tel' fi~ish _ in the ~op Ainerican. .. . . . . . ; ,,,~ - ::-f~,.;..~, , ; _ ._ ",:-~:/-/·~-;;:/ ·<-, - : :: : ~ .. ~:'i:;: , / -_: _ ,_ ~.'./,~:;~:5: ''".'_•,~·;·,; : ,''.'/ - ·;, .. )' : ~.-: .. ,_ ' . ''•,' -~-- ' ' ,\ ·. : ..... · ~ -- .;;~· .; .~:;.-_. ,: <· .> .. ·,:' .. .. ~ · ; ::;> ... ,:-., :<~· ,. , ; :,;-~ . . :· . . - ~ · ..:.. ' .. -. . " . -~ · .. ::· .. ;;;..::~. ~ : _ ;,- ::•-.:, .·, . •·· r;traaers Se1/sifn Eiids . ·, . ... -., .... - _, , . . . I ··1; . .';•·.:/ . . . . Ron was satisifed with his performance, . though understandably dissappointed. To come so close to a goal and miss is tough; to do so for two · consecutive years is even tougher. Gadziala ~ could not _ copiplain about his performance though. The 35 degree weather and hilly course suited him and it showed in his time. He couldn't have run much . better than he did. Gadziala's pre-race optimism was based · on his 1979 performance at the Nationals in , which ~e took' 42nd place. However; ' the - ' ' , ' byMichaen~fcCarthy · . ' underdassincn, ' though, the game ByT_ony ' Cardone • - · · ,..,. represc:nted a feeling of hope and optimism · nie · . Marist College football' season, : , . for next season. Frcshmell like Cleary' · .. Afte ' r all ~he-~ipped shirts, to~n sn~kers, which started out so optimistically, eJJded' Felton, and Jim Dowd, who also bad a fine bumps_and bruises the intramural football on - a dismal qote Saturday ~hen the squad rushing. garrie, • gave . t _ he . team reasons- for . league champions are the Skull Riders. dropped a - 28-17 'decision to _ Cortland. expecting a good season next year. "This is • · . One standout-through the playoffs was Although _ Marist had an . electrifying drivt · the best I've seen yet," said Jim Hage, a Rick Baretta, who led the Skull Riders with at tile end . of the first half.to trail Cortland . three~yea).'. veteran who got a _ chance to see nine · points. by only , one . point, costly penalties and a • ✓ most of .the · action ' of the . three years, 248 ' yard · rushing · day for Mike Bowe · (32) • because h _ e : was iiljury~free. Bob Alfieri Baretta scored the only poi~ts in the puttheganie out of.reach. . . . , >-- . ' another . 3 year veteran said, "This is the Rider's game against Guido's Army. He . > The Marist offense, . which last . week · . • best Maris! team I've played - for, it's just : scored with less than five minutes to play. . almos tc:c · exclusively · featured ~. Preston unforttin'ate we : couldn't put it together on Joe Verrilli faded back to pass and was < Felton's running and Mike Spawn's string . the field.t, 0 • <. . . . • . " .· - - tackled . in the eridzone for the only points of pass receptions, this week · belonged to ' . . :Although the won-lost"fccord does not . in the game. _ , · - . . Jim • . Cleary's "tu'ck~aild-run•• · can and - " show it, the footbal(teant'did get tremeri~ - . . some t(mely pass-interference calls '. Cleary _dous .support fro,;n (he ,¥arist community, · . . ,Neither team mounted any offense. who _ wa.s:yankecl lastweek : for ~andy Ro< · who fQr .the mosFpait fiUed the ·stands Guido's only threat came when·verrilli hit · ·· sand, carried for o.verlOOyards an~passed • tm;oughout they~ . Therejs no ~oubt th _ at . . Kevin Babcock for a pass close to the go~ for over 100 m!'re, , .. ; , ~ ,· . , · · . the playei:s and coac~es appreciate that, · line. The drive wa~ halted by anintercep- . For t~e _semors on the . squad, - it . was a and _pl,ns are already If! to show that , ap- . tfon on the next play. d1sappomt10g way to end the season~ For · prCCJat1on on the fiel _ d next year. . . · · . , .- - : -- - -..... - .:;_·., . . . . • · • · .i,zom~TJif · ~QQJ)· . . . . . • , . . . ', ~ • , -· ' . , - .,. _ _ .. . ; The second half was all defense as shown in the final score - 2-0 in favor of the Skull · Riders. They then had to wait for the out- come of the Numbers-Gator game. T,he . winners of that game would be their oppo- nent. . · The · Gators started out fast scoring o~ their first two possessions. The first came competition in Division II, according to Gadziala, is not as predictable as in Divi- sion I, for example. "Everyone knows who the top runners are in Division I, but with Divi , sion II you just can't tell," says Gad- ziala. As it tur-ned out, Division'II was very tough. But Ron Gadziala was tough, and came so close to becoming an Ali- American. He deserves congratQlations for represe11ting Marist, with class, in Wiscon- · ~n. , ta ' zig-zagged his way into the endione. Baretta then hurdled over two defenders to score the extra point and a 7-0 lead. The victory was capped off by "Sabs" who sacked Eisle in the endzone for a safety. , The Intramural Staff would like to thank alrthose who participated in football. Soc- cer and Racquetball will start soon! Soccer, 3-Man Basketball and Racquet- ball are upcoming activities sponsored by the J.M. Dept. Soccer, with 7 teanis, and 3- -Man Basketball, with 12 teams · started yesterday. Racquetball will start play Tuesday, December 2nd. Men's & Women's Singles . will be run in the fall semester. Rosters are available in the Mccann Center. The deadline will be Monday, December 1st at 5:00:Please drop rosters off in Room 205A Mccann. · - SKI WEEK in QUEBEC *Transportation to & from :_. · . , . , . . . . . · when Matt Riley deflected a pass intended ..By Chris Egan _ In the second h~lf, howe~er, the game . - . for hi~ into the hands of Darryl Hicks who * started to tighten · up as Purchase's Wanda ,_ flew _ mto the endzone untouched. The t . Paced bf a balanced scoring attack, the . Jones grabbed many of her . game high 15 Numb~rs_ w~re t~en forced to _ punt, and * Marist . women'$ basketball team won its rebounds, and Michelle Kennedy poured in ' John C1ghafom returned it for . a * opening game of the year by defeating 14 points, mostly on outside jumpers. Pur- touc~down. The _Numbers cam~ stormmg * SUNY Purchase 60-46 Tuesday night at the chase· dosed the margin · to · four points , bac: as :of Rheid scamdpehraledf 1 Sn from 40 * McCann Recreation Center; · . before Jones and Terri Steed fouled out of ,Yar s ou · n t. e secon _ . teve Scro * *6 Nights Lodging . *5 Days Unlimited Skiing, Mont. Ste-Anne, Quebec *3 Full Meals a Day (except Fri. dinner) Patty . Power~, Shawna . Walega and the g3:me . forcing the Purchase coach to . ~a ugh: a Tom EiSI~ pass ~o give th,e Gators * Laurie Hreb~nak each scored 12 poi11ts to play his thm ben~h. With th~ hot shooting . ~~J 8 ; lea\ 1ga}r, Rei:. ~ored a~f the i pace the · R~ Fox~• sc?ri~g. ~ary Pat Jones_ out of the lmeup, Manst _was a?le _to Gators ~e~~d. 0 ive w ic was a th e * Sherwood chipped m with . 9 points artd contam the Purchase shooters and raise its * Lolita Silva added.8. Lois Hayes was the lead to te11 points with ·. three minutes re- * team's.leading rebound~r with 14. · ' . • · . mairiing in t~e ga~e: . - , . Another _tough defensive struggle, but * · Manst started off quickly by dommatmg .· Purchase 1s a D1vmon III team that JUSt the Skull Riders came up 9-0 winners over , * the first halfa _ nd raced to a 2s:16 halftime ~oved up from club status }ast year, _ so a the Gators to win the Tee Shirts. The only - * * All Tips & Tax, Plus EXTRAS $269 Trip Dates: Dec. _28, 1980 · Jan. 4, 11, 1981 Call Chris: 255-C>786 * · * * * * * * · . lead. The cause was helped - by a tJ?iserable · ~1g test for t~e Red Fox~ wd! be Saturday touchdown was set up by Marvin Sims who * 26 percent • field goal percentage f9r the at home against the Umvers1ty of Rhode intercepted ·an Eisle pass returning within : Purchase team. . Island and Sunday against Cortland State. scoring range. Two plays later, Rick Baret- . *._*_*_*.-*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*_*,.*= ff .. . ~ ?-~ ··: . . . . •.· ' in a · surprise move:~the McCann Center pe_ople ·might be able to la~d the close .cir- cuit :T: V ~ ~rights to . the Noy. _2S bout between Sugar· Ray· Leonard. and -~oberto Duran, Tuesday at 8:00. The televisi.on pie- . / . · ... . : ' ,:..; .·:"'-:~':,,<_. ,··-~.1-· · ·.··. Thii\Veel<In · sports·· · • -- . · . __ $,pimmi1tg - Tues~/Nov~ 2s·:ativetv Paltz ·· 'Men 'slJa _ sket~all , ~,,,Tues~, Dec .. 2.at · . ·. · . . . , ::o- .. ~-.-; • ·,-,, ·, .• ,:,".:;Northeastern· _,. - · Wbmen/s Baslietball-~ Sat~; Nov. 21,· ···_: .·. · ••· ,:, · ·.·· · · · · .. - · VRI,Home . ·. :Dural1-l8onard cltiM.cCan11·•. . . . . ' • ....~ . ' ' • . ,,,. • ' ✓- , ture isJive, and it\vill be the only showing . ·to Dick Quinn, assistafit athietic: dir;~tor, . this.is :i-.n a g;~t O,PP~rtunity fo;·Marist of the· fight in the,..Poughkeepsie area ... Maris_t students must· b_uy. their tickets·•• students , to witness a national ~porting ex-· Tickets.are $25, at the door and $20 in ad- . between 5:00 and 7:00 th_at evening to pre-.: travaganza right here on campus, so get vance; but~ and get t!J.is, Marist stud~nts. vent the- possibility. of scalping; and they. down to McC_ann ·Ort Tuesday and reserve with I.D. are charged only $5! According may purchas~ only one ticket per I.D. But · your ticket! - ·· · · - ·. -~ / ::- - , 25.9.1 25.9.2 25.9.3 25.9.4 25.9.5 25.9.6 25.9.7 25.9.8